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BttMlehei ay the student
mm wm aitoalshed, and.
, aoaadallsed. to learn thai as
editorial whioh he hat rag arded with
4a4 trW referred to aid maida who
awmi'a MtMkig for a dinner party.
Turalaf the pago he Manned another
roduatat'hU pen, a thrllllna; romanco,
and dtawvered that the bafflod villain
MM area tare MiMi into nimscii.
The a editor had written in tho
IntaHMo.
-oM'mM who served as paMlag for a
tknmm taMta- "
In tha ateond arllole ho had written:
V "-fared tare toilets lato himself."
it m oron ask, wun virtuous taaig
nation' why uch
typographical erre'ra as
thta ;ooovr. Tho explanation, aside
front y the?; total depravity of inanlmato
w.law, can readily be given. In-fact,
4a wonder grown that such mistakes do
not far oftenor occur.
lanwailatoly before a writ ton article
Is given to compositor to be "set," the
"T7 the manuscript Is termed by
printers, la sclMorod Into "takes," or
portions often or twenty linos. Home
ataos alight attontion U paid io tho
, paragraphlnff and tho pnncti'atlon of
1 ,th written page when the article is
shutout up, and, consequently, tho laat
'Mnoof a "lake may often end in tho
rildle of a sentence. When such Is the
ease tho "ak" is said to "end even."
Afk a , manuscript is cut up tho
totyftjire commonly, put on, a copy
hook, indicated by a letter of the
aluhawhV, followed by consecutive
'fajaraafFor Instance, the editorial
IwktsJygNffht such coitaternatloa td the
tawswMaitor was out up into throe
"kfcj, Indicated m B i, B a and B 8,
, jTha Iras ''ended 'even with the word
."as," and tho second "began even"
with tko words "padding for a dinner
party." Tho compositor Who took from
tho hook the first "take" set it 1 ac
cording to copy, while the compositor
'wmrtook the second "take" made the'
arrar'fa vary common.oho) of mistaking
k a far w, and ao convrtotl"'tvtddlng" into
. frsnw.laf. .ftThe first compositor,
furies his ''lake" quickly, and a proof
'rttyVWHi Immediately road by, the
iBfaawJssWier. The nthir compositor
wartMa, and did not finish his "take"
at..aVrel minutes after compositor
. Mo. 1 had finished' his. in the mean
., 'the proof-rosdvr, having boon
llmtaiod wlih importantj and pressing
i -Jlag of L Beclng that k a ,lMgan with
K i"pwMtnff for(a dinner; party," and be
lieving mat puoainj; was proper and do
Iraki at dinner party, lip did not do
-. toot the compositor's error. This error,
in fefc ahould have been detected by the
topyholder," or person who followed
twlthhlaaya the wording In tho "copy,"
M the waif-reader rosdnloiiil from the
rproof but n this casi, tho "ropy
taaatftuptloatlng the mistake of tho
compositor, also mistook a for ,
A similar mlstakn was made In the
ease of tko nokemtng villain who "fired
.three ballets Into himself-with tko
'xataUaa that was mlstakea for .
Tha tret "toko" "ended oven" with the
word .."three," and tho next "began
area with "ballots." Tho compositor
who set the second "tako" subsequent
,i ly observed that ho didn't havotlmo to
'" make sense or tho "tako," and thought
no that ho had donohls duty In following
(as h believed at the time) tho "copy."
, Tho tame editor who experienced tho
a'"Hro harrowing surprises roforrcd to
f; lankaequeatly wroto, In reporting an
awning address by Chsuncoy M. Dcpow,
taaatateace: ."Wo do.not thus sully our
iimdrnie, la reading the printed account
HIV if
(1Taaaxi morning he saw to his honor:
"Waco not thus Sally our arms." Tho
aoaslderato compositor had mlstakon
nun11 "Mlly" for an a and, tomakn
' ,iMf hi mdo t,c, ftrl 0" tho
'"word "uppercase," or a capital.
Mobau Writo your u'a'and your a's in
auch wise that type-Mtten can aot mis
1" toko thera.-N. V. Ledger.
lM -y i , ...
"A UTTLI NONSINIC."
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h First Moth-"Aro you there, neigh
3 borr8eooud 2Uotlt-."YoHt how do I
look la this new dross suit?" Yonkers
Mtatosaaaa.
aiUaald ska' aewmado 'brldiV "wlua
Iwataaa that my teeth' aro-attlftcial?
TaaakOod,V cried the groom, as ho
saatoked off his periwig, "now 1 can
anal any aeadrToxaa Hitting s.
Dresden Professor (traveling In car,
where tho content of a bottle In his
neighbor's valise aw dropping on him
from tho rack over ht lieud)"! Ih
your pardon, but. would jrou kindly Jut
put tko oork tnU tkst pottle till I csn
get time to open my uuihrel1u?"nie
geada Dlaetter.
-Tka JolLjwtng waa overheard bo
tweaa a Columbia student and his best
W.-"Oh, Will, what lovely flowers.
Taey took aa If tkoyokad Just beea
gathered. Why, then is a ' little dow
"ttw." 'Will (slightly erabsr
raaaed) ,Not a cent, I assure yon; not
aeonf-Mall and Uapreas.
Touched a tonder chord. Tramp
"Kind lady, will you give mo some
tkiag to oat?" I.ady-"We have somo
chops left over from brrakfsst. You
eaaksTo thosh." Tramp (with a scorn
fallook) "Excuso ut they nre a llttlo
too tUfgsatlvo of tho tood itle. I
oatOdattoko any comfort eating 'cm."
tKaaiaay aterprlse.
. T.!!A lroi, " who wants to succeed
la ltto aawuld let cards nloae," said tko
otd'igoaneaua to hie son. "Yest ntr;
Ml suppose a Jackpot opened for Bvo
dollars, and 'you had Jack high, what
TmMyoudor "UaV'esld thovener
aato aire, aa ho wretched his csr. "I
would atill let cards lone. I'd stand
aataad ket the limit "-Merchant Trav
J-Mra. Youngbrlde-"llow dees year
waakfaat salt you this morning, dar
XmfT Mr. Yaangbrlde 'Just right! 1
--h -m, a-iuv, ii may uo pieiwiaa.butl
WNlly fond of eaira llNr." Mm
sTsrarkla "So em i. i.m,(mtvi.i.
,BtoaaasVll'0)oatd ttfi real Mln.i ...A ..
Jk aaMaSMvar far breakfast every mora.
A
Mew Weedceefes Oarvy Tfialr Oaaprlng1
from One sMse to Anethor.
One ot tko most interesting trait
about the woodcock is tho fact ot Its' oo
caslonaUy cohveyia'g its young through
tko air, which'la ,done by only one or
two other birds. This is no rocont dls
eovery. Tho f set waa known as early aa
tko middle of last century, though Oil
bert White rightly surmised that those
observers wore mistaken who fancied
the young were conveyed either by off
In tha bill. It is Just as erroneous,
however, to substitute tho olsws, aa
some have dono. The 'truth Is that,
when the parent bird wishes to convey
her young one from a place of danger
to one of safety, tho tiny thing is gently
prossedibetwcon tho feet and against'
tha breast,' tho aid of tho bill 'belnr 're
sorted to only when tho burden haa been
hastily taken up. "-In this way the whole
of the brood Is sometimes removed from
on part of a wood to another when the
birds have boon much disturbed. Oa'
this subject' thorp is an 'interesting note
la "Lays of tho Deer Foremt," by that
brothers Mtuart: '''Quo morning sitting
on a gray stone, Itsaw a dark rye whloh
was nxed upon mine from the bod 'of
leaves (before tne, wliensuddehly the
little brown liend of a young, woodcock
peeped out f rohi tho feathers of' the old
one's breast, uttering thst plaintive cry
for) which language has no sl'jfn. There
wore .two more young woodcocks, and to
relievo tho nnxtety of tho mddrt, I left
"her. Near the pluoo where 1 found her
.thsro waa a soft, green strip, such aa
woodcock love. I had no doubt that
taVfeuilly would be there next day; and
'as I psssnd near I" turned nsldo to ' sso
what they were doing. Upon a dry bank
Hall way down (lie lime, I almost stum
bind over a bird, whloh roso at my feet;
and as it darted through Ihn trees I saw
that it had soiui'thlmr In Its claws, nnd
at tho ssme time I heard tho plslntlvo
cry of young woodi-oekri Just under .my
fecit. Hooked down there wero two;
and I thought a hawk had carried off
the third, and perhaps killed the mother.
This, however,' f found on following the
bird, was tho old woodcock, which, being
flushed again suddenly, after n low flight
of .only ji fow yards dropped what it was
carrying her own young woodcock."
This trait may 1m confirmed by any one
who will look out tho bird In its
haunts, and 1h all tho more Interesting
as it seems to bo an acquired une. Tflu
bird is in no way adapted to transport
Its young through tho air. Tho (lontlo
man's Magazine.
AN EDITOR'S TALK.
Its Tells What Nam ' Ar Papula
Awwi Mat'alUd Mtorarr Watasa.
An Old Fxlltiir: I wnnilnr If an
woman over liked herown Statue? When
1 was In the lianinH I used to have to
read all tho muiniHcrlpt that eamo to tha
office. Mont of our contributors wore
women. Women, 1 have sometimes
thought, aro naturullj Inclined tolllera
ture. 1 nover (knew onq ?hqj didn'l
drift Into writing' for" the press IIP aba
bad the slightest oiicournjiumont. And'
when they begin to writo ot course the
first thing they do Is to select a nom de
plume. These assumed names used to
amuse mo and I took a fancy one day to
keep track of them for one year. At
tho expiration of that time I discovered
that the dame "Maude" led thu list
Tho next was "Lillian," and then they
scampered off Into the realms ot (lotion.
"Beulab," "Mlspah," "Itowona," and
tha like. Occasionally I found ono who
assumed a common pi nee tag, and 1
noticed that such a one, us a rule, gen
erally made her way to the front I
wonder whatever became of that long
procosslon ot sorrowful-looking creat
ures who used to come to my desk with
great bundles of manuscript and bo
seech mo to examine It and uso it, al
tho same time telling me ot tho sick
children at home who wero famishing
for broad, and who couldn't get any un
til "this article" wuh printed. At first
1 was soft-hearted nnd listened to these
appeals, but soon found that I had more
manuscript on hand than we had col
umns In tho paper. Then I grew hard
hearted. Tor Instance, 1 would ask one:
"How many children have you?" If shi
satd more than two I usked their names.
Then I would ask the nnturo of theli
diseases and sho would tell me. I would
tako the story and label It, "Katlo
mvaales." Then of the next applicant
tho sanio query. Then tho label,
"Johnny tho mump," and then I
would lay the MSS. away in a pigeon
hole and occasionally I would look them
over and wonder how the invalid corps
wero progressing. When 1 ftHt a llttlo
womanish In my heart I would select
tho "disease" which I thought was most
dangorolu and ho It. And then I used
to watch the obituary column. Hut I
never saw tho announcement of the
death of any of tho starving ones whouc
names wero on tho parchment la raj
pigeon-holes. Chicago Tribune.
Watches la Card d
Amonir thit lllMt nnvnltlna In k
way ot card eases Is a cry dainty llttlo
ouo made of irj finely dressed leather.
In ono corner of the case Is set a ttnv
little watch. Tho effect ot this is ery
pretty, and, besides this, tho combina
tion Isa very usefulone. Ladlss aro often
put to a great deal of trouble In taking
out their watches when on tho street
Carrying this little tlme-ploco set in
their card cao or pocket-book saves
them all this trouble, and then, too,
when making calls they have a little
gentle reminder in their hands that
they must not ou'rstay their welcome.
Watches set In this way in card cases
and pocket-books aro much more popular
than tho bracelet watch attachment
The novelty was Imported from Paris,
but is now being manufactured very
largely in this country. Tho cost of
these card caaea aad poeket-booke Is
S5 "f.eB Uo,Ur ,M,a nf1r win up.
V. Y. Mall and Express.
Hal Not Ktrvllawt.
"Can you let mo hate ten dollars till
ant week'" asked tho Knake editor.
!&nY rcpU,M h0 ,U)rw .
without (ho slightest hesitation.
2u1??n?,,'H,r 'o rvmrralcr what
a faat thing It is to lend that amouat"
"Ho is it goodr
- "KJ,? caV'-ruuiurgk ChroaJala.
OARRYINQ THCIR YOUNQ.
flonstipation,
i
r aot reatodtoi la saM,t Maatoto
Warns habitoal aadehroate. Dm.
tie purpurea, ay weakening the bowels,
eenirm, rather than ears, tk evil.
Ay Pill, being mild, effective, aad
atraagtheaiaff la their action, are gener
ally reeoauaeaaed by the faaalty a tha
hestofaperieata.
"Having been subject, for. yean, to
eonstipaUon, without living able to nnd
much relief, 1 at last tried Aycr's Pllto.
I deem It both a duty aad a pleasura
to testify that I have derived great M
fit from their use. for over two years
pest I have taken one of thee fill
very night before retiring. 1 would not
wlll&gly be without U.tm."-0. W.
Bowmaa, 90 Vast Mala at, GarUal. Pa.
"Ilmve IsMtn taking AysVa Pills aad
aslng them In my family alnee 1H7, and
heerfully recommend them to all In
aerd ot safe but effeetnal cathartic."
-John M. ltoggs, Louisville, Ky.
For eight years X was afflicted -with
constipation, which at last 'becasne so
had that the doctors could de ao mora
for me. Then I tiegan-to'take Ayer'a
Pills, and soon the bowel recovered
their natural and regular action, ao thai
now I am in excellent health." . L.
Loughbrldgc, ftryan, Texas.
"Saving used Ayer'a Pills, with good
results, I fully Indorse them for the pur
rioae for which they are rreommended."
T. Conner, M. iX, Centre Bridge, Pa.
Ayer's Pills,
.Dr. J. C.'Aar;A'Ca Lawafl, Maaa,
UiS a aM 9aaaWtata aa batataa S taaSlfaaik
arffa wj uaaa aWsTVBB"pnBBB ajaajaj aTsrsnaaaaja" bjbj HSaaatajgaTgsi
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Noliro is hereby given that t will
examine all persons who limy desire
to offer tlioinsclves hs candidates for
te.aohcrs.of tho pulilio schools of this
county, at Kpd Uloud, on tho third
Saturday of caoli month.
Eva .1. Kinu, County Sup'f.
A Card tothe"Public.
,A'e the undersigned, deotare fslse, any
and all rumois to tho effect that onr Hnr
nensHliopisabranohof J. L. mllerV, or
in any wat connected with It. Only those
who wish to Injnre our trado will olrcnlnte
noli Ntorlrs, nnd friends of J, L. Milter
onn do him no good by mnklg snoh asser
tions. We run our own business, and
hope to ust, nnd keep, jour pstronage by
fair nnd honest dealing.
3, O. llim.sa&Co.
if s O. Dotlbu Anoaaw Warnkm.
The North American
REVIEW
Mow la the time to Bubacribo.
Arrntwuu'iit have Wu tnmlo for I lit) runilui:
eur whi It III lualnlnlii lor die lu-vlow iu no
pvallml pMlilonainiiiiKH-H(MtlriU, nhd rcnilir
It essential to every itmlcr In America w tin ilc-
lrt-s to kean lUirsast ot the limns. Kroni inmiili
o meiitti. tmiirs of .cnmnwiiillnit Interest In
ewiy tlcM of human thought ami action will n
trra(il.ollnlUiiai liy rtirmout4ihtnrll
er, whose wonts ssh! names carry authority
with tlK-m. Ihe fin-tliooMilait voIhiihi will do
nlKiialUisI liy IIiiuiIm-iiuIoii oliiieitloiis or lilch
piiMln Inten-sl liy the forciuom int-u of the lime,
notablr by a coauovtiaa (in frit, iraih, uu.l nm.
wtlsii In tfielrlieNrlnii upon the di-vrKiiiim'iil
if America Industry anil ciMumerce, bnuncu
mercc, miiwttci
stesiiH-n n( Kuu
IiiihI and Aiiierlca, The MlalitTlun. w, n. nimi
mi iwii miaH laimiiiff iivinv au.ii-iiiii nr ki...
Sons ami him. aaiiHw ii. lUalui-, 1lit iiiuv
nn. emuraclug Uie mnt luiortiiiil rontrllm.
mm liter iiinile tonu Aiuerlriiit Krl(Hllra, will
IhtIii In thu .iiuumry numlicr. It Isniiluiiin
cnut fsct-iiN kIuiwIui; Hie iiiiuircllel iKinuurlly
and luwtulnuss of thin purltMllral. utul Its w Mr)
Inlliifiiru iimin public oiluluii-tliiit tlierlri-u-latluii
el Urn Nmtti AiuvrU-sti lie view Isart-stt-r
thai) that pt all other American ami Kuullnh
Ket lews ramlillu-d.
Miib-i'tlMloii price, posisko eniiil J, s5.n1 a
)ear. h
Tun Nouth Amkiihah Rbvibw.
3 caul rourlti-ittli stttH'l, New tork.
QKO. 0. AND R. D. YRIRRR.
.I'norRiCToB" or thk
Widiii C011U Mtil OffieS
REDLi,OUI. NKB.
Coinpleto anil only set of absttnot
hooks in W'elistvr county, Grating nnd
srmiiiK lauds anil city property for
Western jriobel
Artellan water tlirmiRhout the huiioe.
tiuly two blocks from city l.nll
C.8CHNEU)KR,Prop.
1114 l.'tliHt. Item-er.Culo. .
UATKSII 25 ami It 50 lRR DAY.
Thehousesnd furnUninK) nre all new.
Klegaut rwuus with first clans iumU at
inoilernte rales. First class livery ami
boatdlng atables in connection with the
house.
D. 13. Spanogle,
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RhAi. Estate
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Red Cloud;
WATNED
Men to take order for IS art j wk
oa Salary or Coatmiisioa. I caa make
a successful,
SALK8MAN.
of aay oa whe will work aad fallow
7 iustruetieai. Will furaish hand
soma nutut free, aad pay yaar aalary
or oommiasion evrry week. Writo
for terms at onee.
K. O. Graham, Narnrymaa,
tw aVMheator, M. Y.
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shoeldtrs of the horse, making nn easy and adjustable, eollar which wilt aot gal tha
shoulder.
BUCKEYE HARNESS SHOP!
Keep on hand Light and Heavy Harneav, hips, laahta,
rouuts. uiaiiKous BBuuitja, ecu, iu usva cvcryuiiug in a HrvT
ulaisharneaeishop. Trimtniiif and lepairlng neat
r Iv vand. promptly done on ahort notice.
J. 6. BUTLER & CO.
ShopOn door North of City Baker'.
brown's '
Marble and
Granite Works
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NOTIONS,
Boots and Shoes,
Lowest Priees Guaranteed.
cHAS. SCHAFPNIT,
Block. New York Store.
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A MAN KLLLFD
For not using Miles T.
Hayes'
Patent Collar
who hss been working a number of years apoa
different methods of oneninff a collar at the bot
toas, ksapinff the eaa Idea to view, that ofr?
UlalnRtheliKhtness, stresthaad durahllityaf
tha whole eollar, sad add to it the advantages of
rapidity aad ease of Bdjustment, absoluto, sa
fMtlon of IttltM-aud asost Important of 5
obtainlBK flealhlllty at the throat, hv ytoMlaa to
thepmsureof the shoulder while wtrhiaa
rirat It rirpveuts breaking the collar rt the
throat.
Beecnd It avoid tha removing of sweat nasla
from tha eollar.
Third Tha adraiitasaa nlnnllU ... . Un.
withthiafaat-ner, itcaira where the horse are
vary troat4eaon)s, is very greit.
rotttth-It mvm lipping the collar am la
head and injaring the eyeaefth horse, aad
most of all, the trouble of hackling aad aaaaefc-
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Notle is kerehy givsa that taa -aartaafshia
haratofora xiatlM W
tweea H. W. Qallifers! aai J. p.
Heueysutt. doing hasiataa aa Galli
ford 4 Hoa7utt was eUaaalras) Jaa.
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front Ik Irat.
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