Specimens of Printing Types American Type Founders Company New York

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Company
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OFFICE AND WAREROOMS CORNER ROSE AND DUANE STREETS NEW YORK CITY
PREFACE
Never since the invention of printing has a selection of Type been submitted
to printers so extensive as this
so
unequaled in originality and effectiveness of design, ivith series so complete
The Type Faces, Borders and Ornaments excel which is the chief merit of in design are cast in the justly celeand type brated Copper Alloy, the most durable of type metals. A printing office completely supplied <with the products of this Company is worth far more for either use or sale than one made up from the productions of incomplete
and so
ivell manufactured.
foundries.
is
It
is
conceded that the

this
Type manufactured by
Company
the standard for excellence throughout the fworld, and every endeavor is made to advance that standard. The
realization
of
this
endeavor has given

in
our customers the best Type

past,
the
and
insures for
them
the best in
the future.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS'

Corner Rose and Duane Streets,
April 1897.
Co.
YORK.
NEW
to
ACANTHA
Accents Advertising Rules
272
74-76, 430
2
Borders
Pica
Alaskan
Aldine No. 30 Algebraic Signs
Nonpareil Nonpareil and One-half
464, 465
466
466, 467
304
176
Algonquin Algonquin Ornamented
Almanac Signs Angular Quads
432 345 345 431

lii
Antique Antique Condensed Antique Extended Antique Extra Condensed Apollo Apple Blossom Ornaments Aquatint Arboret Archaic Argent
181-183 185-188
ig2 -ig2 184 57, 241
h
445 363
374, 375
Rococo Three-Line Nonpareil Three-Line Pica Twelve Point Twenty-four Point Two-Line Pica Boston Black Boston Script Bowlers Bradley Bradley Extended Bradley Initials Bradley Outline
Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass
442 468 468 456 456 468 393

54, 55
475
272', 272"
272' 272'
272"*
Braces
Circles
14
16, 17
ii
Armenian Arrows
Art Borders Art Gothic Art Initials

Artistic
Astral No.
274 380 27 427 458-462 322 420 244 377
Curves and Clariips Column Rules Dashes Dash Rules Head Rules Leaders Leads and Slugs Ovals
Rules, Strips
2 13
2
2 14 2
Athenian Athenian Ornate

Atlanta
Attic
. .
15
Augustan Text
60 60 300 242 387

476
456"
456''
3-12
12 12
Scoring Rules Space Rule
Brier Border
Type
507 456*
297 371 371
BALLET DANCERS
Barta Borders
Broadgauge Broadgauge Ornate Broadgauge Shaded

CABALISTIC
Barth Geometrical Borders Baseball Cuts

Bijou Billhead Logotypes Bizarre
Black Cap Black Condensed No. 6 Black Fists Boldface Borussian

Boldface German Boldface Italic Boldface Roman
477 66 484 242 279 416 424 411 404 167 166
Cadmus
Caledonian No. 30
Campaigners Campanile
Cancelled Figures
Borders
Art Barta Barth Geometrical

Brier
Caxton
Collins
Combination, Series 95 Combination, Series 98 Contour Eighteen Point

Elzevir
....
458-462 456" 456* 456' 442 447, 448 469 470, 471
456', 456"
Card Indicators Card Pips Card Text Caslon Condensed Caslon Old Style Caslon Old Style Italic Caxton Black Caxton Borders Caxtonian Century Roman
Central Ornaments
316 243 192 476 254 436 427 427 385 344 g6/-^6*
96*
388 442 367

144
440, 441
Chamfer Condensed
Chancel Chapel Text No. 30 Chaucer Check Blanks Checkers
Chelsea Circular
Empire Flame
Florentine Half Nonpareil Holly
.
Klondike
Laurel
Newspaper
455 449 443 457 450 463 4 56 456* 444 45'-455

.
Chessmen
Childs
Christmas Ornaments Circular Black

Circular Quads Circular Script Cirrous
215 317 394 70 485 426 56 426 287 473
70
iii
36
381 189
Clarendon
to
PAGE
gpe
190
191 191
Clarendon Condensed No. 10 Clarendon Extra Condensed No. 30 Clarendon Lightface No. 30
. .
Edson Egyptian No. 25 Egyptian Extended

Electric
Cloister Cloister Shaded Collins Bands Collins Borders Collins Florets
....
Columbian Columbus No. 2 Columbus Initials Columbus Outline 340, 341 Columbus Outline Initials 341 Combination Borders 469-471 210 Combination Condensed Gothic Combination Gothic 209, 210 Combination Italic Gothic 225 Combination Ornaments, Series K 456? Commercial Logotypes 484 4 11 Composite 411 Composite Condensed No. 171 30 Compressed Concave 276 Condensed Aldine No. 30 177 Condensed Caledonian No. 30 .... 192 Condensed Cloister Shaded 369 Condensed Concave 276 Condensed No. 34 I7 1 Condensed Old Style 134 Condensed Title No. 44 174 Contour Bands and Borders 456', 456"
.
254 369 448 447, 448 446, 447 319 324, 325 325
Eighteen Point Borders
Elandkay Ornaments
Electrotyped Initials Electrotyped Take Slugs
249 239 239 455 262 445 422, 423

ii
Electrotyped Cuts
Coats of Eagles
Arms
487-488
487, 488 504, 505
Ecclesiastical
Medals
Miscellaneous
Portraits Society Emblems State Seals
Flags
487
56
498-505
53
490-498
488, 489
Elephant Elongated No. 30 Elzevir Bands

Elzevir Elzevir Elzevir Elzevir
166
174
Borders
Florets
449 449 449

304"*
Gothic
Italic
113
Empire Borders Engraving Blanks

Epitaph Epitaph Open Erebus
Erratick Erratick Outline Esthetic
Continental Contour No. i Contour No. 2 Contour No. 3 Contour No. 4 Contour No. 5 Contour No. 6 Contour No. 7 Contour Palmetto Ornaments .... Contour Pointers Copper Alloy Fine-Dot Leaders Copper Alloy Imprints Copper Alloy Take Slugs Copperplate Copperplate Roman
. .
378 354 356* 356* 355 356" 356" 356 440 439 438
43.?
ii
443 475 339 339 360 352 353

249
192"*
Extended Clarendon Extended Runic No. 40 Extra Condensed No. 46
230 175 259 260

2
FACADE
Facade Condensed Facade Condensed No. Fancy Celtic Fancy Text Fancy Text Shaded Ferdinand
. .
.
261
255
S 86
'.
363
32
'
Filigree
Fillet
Coppers Corner Quads Crayon

Crosier
47.?
Fine Dot Leaders

Fists Five- Pointed Stars
Cruikshank
Culdee
378 264 248 256
dishing Cushing Italic Cushing Monotone Cushing Old Style

Cuts
H4
115 142, 143 13
486-506
317 478 33, 33 1 328, 329 332, 333 326, 327 43 6 334, 335 33 6 337 338 478" 240 437 223 47 8 257 273
.
.
DADO
Delmonico's Chefs and Waiters
Flame Borders Florentine Borders Florentine Heavy face Florentine Old Style No. 2 Footprints Foster Gothic Foster Gothic Extended Fractions Franklin Old Style No. 79 French Clarendon No. 24
.
...
386 3J3 357 372 438 424 4 r9 457 45 272' 266, 267 475 3 2 302, 303 434~437
<jh>>-<j6?
237
.
De De De De De De De De
Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne
Condensed Extended Extra Condensed

Fractions
Italic Italic
French French French French French French

Fresco
Clarendon Extended No. 40 238 Clarendon Extra Cond. No. 10 236 368 Clarendon Shaded Elzevir No. i 96*-96 Old Style Extended 321 Old Style No. 2 109-112
3?6 33-35 i"
248 396-418
4 l8
Outline
Shaded
French Script Furniture. Metal
Domestics Doric No. 40 Doric Fractions Doric Italic Druggists
GALLICAN
Duerer
Dynamo
EASTLAKE
Eccentric
Ecclesiastical Cuts
248 3 23 504, 505
German German Gothisch German Plain Faces German Poster Series German Text No. 2 German Title German Title No. 2 German Title Condensed
Germania
84, 85,
396-4 400-402
4 T4
45 44 46
4J5
3nbe;r to
Giraffe Giraffe
Extended
Glyptic Glyptic Shaded
Goth
312 312 253 370

248" 31
Keystone
Kitcat
31
Klondike Border
Koster
309
456''
320
.
.
Gotham
Script
LABOR-SAVING BRASS LEADERS
Gothic No. 16 220 Gothic No. 47 212 Gothic No. 48 221 Gothic No. 49 221 Gothic No. 1510 208 Gothic Condensed .211, 212, 214,216-219 Gothic Extended 211 Gothic Extra Condensed No. no 213 Gothic Fractions 437 Gothic Italic 227, 228 Gothic Italic Extra Condensed 226 Gothic Slope No. 20 228 Gothic Ornate No. 2 370 = Graphic 356 Graphic Text 383
.
Labor-Saving Brass Rule Labor-Saving Leads and Slugs ... Labor-Saving Quotation Furniture Laclede Lady Speakers Lady Text Lafayette Latin Antique No. 40 Latin Compressed No. 30 Latin Condensed
.
14
iv,
i
ii
iii
272'"
47 8 384 282 229 230

231
Latin Extended Laurel Borders Laurel Ornaments Laurel Wreaths
235 444
456-^
Law
Italic
Greek
474 63
169, 170
Grolier
Gutenberg
22-23 67 245
361
.
HADES
Half Nonpareil Borders
Half- Title
463
166, 169
Lightface Lightface Ljghtface Lightface Lightface Lincoln
Celtic
Condensed Extended Runic No. 30
240*
172, 173
179 240
292, 293
Hamburg
Hansard Happy Thoughts Hardware Harvard Italic
390 243 472

297 62 24-26 22*
Lining Antique 193 Lining Gothic 194-206, 209, 211 Lining Gothic Extended No. 40 ... 206
Lippincott Listeners
Hebrew
Heintzemann Hermes
Holly Border
Heavyface Greek
Herriet Script
407
248"*
Ljvermore Livermore Outline Locus Sigilli Longfellow Luray
Houghton Howland Howland Open IDEAL

Ihlenburg Imprint Gothic Imprints
.
30 456* 288 350 351 381 403 212
343 476 358 359 427 340 366
MAIL LIST LOGOTYPES

Mail List Type Maltese Crosses Manuscript
Margin Ornaments
Master Script Mayflower McCullagh
428 428 419 32 473 48

248"
272*, 272'
Improved Modern Black

Inclined Boldface No. 30 Inclined Gothic Inclined Stylograph
438 395 167 224

61
Medallic Medical Signs Medieval No. 10 Metal Braces and Dashes
425 424 422 Inferior Letters and Figures .... 435 Initial Letters 125, 420-423 Ink .Spots 475 22* Inscription Greek Insects 475 Interline 379 Ionic 180 Iroquois 304* Iroquois Condensed 304" Isabella 69 Italic Copperplate 379 Italic Gothic Condensed No. 40 ... 228 Ivanhoe 270 Ivy . . . 58
. '
Index Corners Index Cuts Index Initials
Metal Corner Quads Metal Furniture Metropolis Mezzotint Mezzotint Condensed Minster Miscellaneous Cast Cuts Miscellaneous Cuts Miscellaneous Signs Modern Antique Modern Antique Wide No. no Modern Black No. 2 Modern Black Modern Fraktur Modern Text No. 2 Modern Text No. 40 Monastic Shaded
364 432 394 438 li

iii
JEFFERSON
Jenson Jenson Initials Jenson Italic Jenson Old .Style Jenson Ornaments Johnson Johnson Gothic
281
Monkish Morning Glory

Morris Initials Mortised Mortised No. 2
298 373 373 362 486 498-506 432, 433 232, 233 234 415 417 410 413 387 362 311
'.
248*
125,
3 o8 125 126, 127 116-124 116-119, I2 5 286 207

265
478*, 478"
Mural Mural Ornaments Music
423 252 421 258 473 18-21

251
KARNAC
Kate Greenaways Mignonettes
NEWFANGLE
Newspaper Borders Newspaper Cuts
451-455 486
fo
479~4 8 3
4 6 4,
gpe
Poster
Newspaper Headings
Nonpareil Borders
Novelty Script
Roman
Fractions
45
3*
Printers' Nic-Nacs
Norman Condensed
Nymphic
OBELISK
Oblique Old Style Old Style Old Style Old Style
No. 43 No. 44 Antique
248* 49
Priory Text
437 439 384"

277 34 8 349
Pynson
QUAINT
2 75
277 132 132

128, 129,
Quaint Open Quaint Roman No. Queen Anne Text
35
385
Quentell Quotation Furniture
36, 3.7
ul
27
71
Athenian Extended .... Old Style Bold Old Style Circular No. 40 135 Old Style Condensed No. 4 133 Old Style Condensed No. 40 133 Old Style Condensed No. 42 43 6 Old Style Fractions 96" Old Style Italic Job Fonts 131 Old Style Latin Condensed No. 30 96 Old Style Roman Job Fonts 29 Old Style Script 106, 107 Old Style Title
. .
141 299 136 oi
RABBINIC Recherche
Recipe Marks Relievo
Rembrandt Rigs and Traps Rimpled

Ringlet Ripple Text
427 d 35o 377 477 278 250
33
44 2
Rococo Border
Roman and
Italic,
Old Style
Ornaments
Central
Caslon No. 71 Caslon Italic No.
<j6
71
9*
J1 4
Apple Blossom
Christmas
Collins Florets Combination, Series Electric Elzevir Florets
Happy Thoughts
Laurel
Margin Mural
Nic-Nacs Palmetto
Pointers
Corner Twinklers
Scroll
445 44, 441 473 446, 447 456" 445 449 472 456' 473 473 439 44 439 445 439
272^
Gushing Cushing Italic Cushing Monotone

Elzevir Italic
142,
6 Franklin No. 79 96 -96 m French Elzevir No. i .... 96*-96 French Old Style No. 2 ... 109-112 Ronaldson No. 72 96^-101 86, 87 Self-Spacing Old Style ... Self-Spacing Old Style Italic 9. 9' Series No. 31 9 2 93 Series No. 32 94, 95 Series No. 325
i
"5 M3 H3 e
Roman and
Roman
Italic,
. .
Modern:
144 146-163
l6 4
Century Roman Plain Faces
Outline Type
Bradley Outline Central Ornaments No. Columbus Outline
....
440
-De
34, 341 C Contours 354~356 Contour Bands and Borders 456'', 456'' 440 Contour Palmetto Ornaments 439 Contour Pointers
.
No. 44 Self-Spacing Roman No. 44
Vinne Italic Outline De Vinne Shaded Epitaph Open

Erratick Outline
336, 337
Graphic
33 8 339 353 C 356

361
Ronaldson Ronaldson Ronaldson Ronaldson Ronaldson Ronaldson Ronaldson
Clarendon Condensed
78- 8 3 l64 g6"-ioi 105

102
Extended
Gothic Job Fonts Title Slope Round Gothic No. 40
B*
101
103
i4
2
Roundhead
Royal Script
3 IQ 52, 53
290, 291
'
Hades
Rowland Open Liver more Outline Quaint Open Satanick Open Virile Open
Oxford No. Oxonian
2
35, 35 1
359 349 272" 347
381
2 45
Rubens
Runic No. 30 Ruskin Russian No. to
240 376
27
SAMOA
Sansom
Script
289
37
268, 269 27 2 " 272/-2 7 2''
. .
PALMETTO ORNAMENTS
Peaked
Pencraft Perforating Rules Philadelphia Lining Gothic Pica Borders Pickups Piece Accents Piece Fractions Pin, Nail and .Screw Heads Pointers Polo
.
.
.
44 255 68
12
Satanick Satanick Open Schoeffer Old Style Schoeffer Old Style Initials
2720, 272*
Schwabacher Schwabacher No.

Scorchers Script No. 9
197-205 46, 46" 47 8 43 77. 434, 435 439 439 284

2 271 165
408 409 477 45

54, 55
Scripts Boston
:
Circular
French
3" 33~35
31
Gotham
Herriet
Porson Greek
Poster Commercial Poster Roman No. 42
.
Manuscript Master
3 32 48
3nbe,r to
Continued. Scripts Novelty
:
No. 9 Old Style
Sansom
Shepard
Spencerian
Steelplate
Royal
49 45 29 52,53 37
28
38-44
50, 51
Self-Spacing German 84, 85 Self-Spacing Modern Romans 78-83 Self-Spacing Old Style Bold 89 88 Self-Spacing Old Style Italic .... Self-Spacing Old Style Roman 86, 87 Self-Spacing Piece Fractions ... 77, 434 Self-Spacing Type 73-9
. . . .
Corner Ornaments Sectional Calendars Self-Spacing Accents

Scroll
445 478^ 74-76
Teuton Black Teutonic No. i Teutonic Extended Text Ornamented Three-Line Nonpareil Borders Three-Line Pica Borders Time-Saving Mail List Type Time-Table Figures Tinted Title Black. Title Black Shaded Title Expanded No. 30
.
...
417 412 414 418 468 468 428 429 i6s
.392
384
178
Title Title
Tristan Italic
Text Text Open
Shadow
Shaved Leads and Slugs Shepard Script Signet Shade
366
ii
Tudor Black Tuscan Antique No. 10 Tuscan Antique No. 42 Tuscan Shaded No. 44 Twelve Point Borders
Twenty-four Point Borders Twinklers Two-Line Letter Two-Line Pica Borders Type-Writer Typewriter No. 30
391 382 59 389

240" 296 296
28
456 456 439

168
380
294, 295
.
Slocum Seals
Smith-Premier Type-Writer
Society
Skjald
Emblems
...
Speakers Special Figures

Special Fractions Spencerian Script Spiral
Standard Type-Writer
Stars State Seals Steel Cutting Rules Steelplate Gothic Steelplate Script Stencil
475 65 490-498 476 436 435 38-44 313 65 419 488, 489
12
Typo
468 65 64 283
247 246
487, 488
UNIQUE CELTIC
Unique
Celtic
Condensed
United States .Seals and Emblems, United States Signal Flags
419 32"
301 72 346 347
248"*
VERTICAL WRITING
Victoria Victoria Italic
Virile Virile
.
365
50, 51
Open
Stenograf
Stipple Stuttgart
Stylographic Text Stylus Stylus No. 2 Superior Letters and Figures
364 64 372 416

61
WALTON
Washington Waverly Circular Webster Whist Markers
White-Face Figures
Whittier
.
....
46 47 435
ii
280 58 263 427 429 264
TAKE SLUGS
Taylor Gothic Telegraph Tendril
YONKERS
Yorktown
Yost Typewriter
342
285
384* 395 64
2
316
ZlNCO
anb (price %i&t of

2 34
anb (price
NO.
fetef
of Cute
2766C
PRICES
Spaces
F SPRGES AND QUADS

Smallest Job Fonts
and Quads of all sizes are also put up in 5-poundfonts, and sold at same rates as body type.
$i 70 * 4 i oo
65 65 65 60 55 60 60 60 60
24 Po 28
4% Point
5
5A 6
1
"
"
32 36
7 8
40
42 44
48
9
10
ii
12 14
15 16 18
54 60 72 84 96
120
20
22
55 55 60
...
50
PRICE LIST OF BODY TYPE

2 Point j,y " on
per
4}
lb.,
$5 oo
i i
Point
"
3j l 2 4/
5
Point
" "
-35
.
10
ii
per lb., "

"
"
$o 48
46
" "
60
20
"
"
"
44 42 40
40
"
12 14
15 16
5>
6
7
"
"
74
.
"
"
64
"
"
" "
"
"
......
"
.
56
52
"
"
40 40
"
.
18
Roman and German Body Type

these weights.
Included in each
25
is put up pounds are
in fonts of 25, 50, 100

5
pounds, or some multiple of
pounds of Spaces and Quads, and same proporfonts unless specially ordered.
tion in larger fonts.

Italic
and Accents
will not be sent with

5
Roman
Smallest font
of
Italic
furnished weighs
pounds.
pair of cases holds 50 pounds of body type.
Allowance for Old Type and Other Metals

Old type (clean and unmixed with other metals), electrotypes, leads and brass, delivered at
foundry, will be taken at current prices in exchange for
new type
or printing material.
Customers sending in old metal are requested to mark their names on all packages, and to forward by mail a shipping receipt or bill of lading, with the net weight of each kind of material, as soon as shipment is made. Compliance with this request will aid in identifying shipments,
and prevent
.
errors.
Ship as "old metal" to secure low freight
rate.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Zinc plates, metal containing zinc, or type and other plates mixed with
plates, will not be received at
zinc plates,
and stereotype
any
price.
Type, electrotype plates,
leads
and brass must be packed
separately, as the value of each differs.
SHAVED LEADS AXD SLUGS

CUT TO
METAL FURNITURE
Put up in fonts containing the following sizes

2, 3.
5. 6,
and
10 i2-Point
5, 6, 8,
10, 12, 15, 20, 25,
30
ems wide, and 4, and 50 i2-Point ems

$3 oo
long.
12
pound font
" " "
Sort, 25 cents per
25 5 100
625
1250
25 oo
pound.
LABOR-SAVING QUOTATION FURNITURE

and
This Furniture is cast in a type mould, is finished with the strictest regard for accuracy. The pieces are 4, 8, 12, 16 and 20 i2-Point ems in length, and 2, 3 and 4 i2-Poiiit ems in width, quadrat height, with suitable spaces.
font pound " "
$5 oo 10 oo
20
40
Sorts to order, 25 cents per pound.
ANGULAR QUADS
These Quads, introduced by us, are for setting rules and lines at an angle. When there
is occasion for their use they are invaluable time-savers. They are of ordinary space and quad height. Fonts, four of all sizes, $1.50. Price, per set of four
:
12 Point, $o 20 18 20
24
36
" "
20 25
48 Point, $o 30 " 60 35 " 72 40

24 Point
36 Point
CIRCULAR QUADS
Fonts, $3.50
is put up in a wooden box, containing four pieces each of twenty different curves. Each curve mortised as shown
Each font
in examples.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY
Labor-Saving Brass Rules

NO
161
POINT BODY
Price per Tont
Body No. 5
2 Pt.
lbs.
=j
2 " 2 "
126 $875 $438 $219
inB
1146
" " 4 " 6

3
n8B
875 875 800

oo 50 50 oo oo
1198 8 1218 7 1228 7 1268 8 i6iB 15
438 438 400 400

3 75 3 75
7
2 19
2I 9
50
NO
111
POINT BODY
NO
114 B
POINT BODY
2 POINT
BODY
NO 126 B
POINT BODY
Labor-Saving Brass Rules are cut in length to twelvepoint body, unless otherwise ordered, and are graduated by ens and ems. All fonts
have mitered corner pieces. Fonts of not less than i K Ibs. furnished from any Single,
Double,
Parallel
Ib.
or Triple
Rule
1
at following prices:
Per
Per
Ib.
Point $3 oo
i%
2 6
"
200
i
"
"
3 Point $i 60 " i 60 4
75
"
5
.
i
.
and larger i 50 Special prices on applica-
Labor-Saving Ornamental Brass Rules.

tion for
SPECIMENS AND PRICES OF BRASS RULES
Labor- Saving Brass Rules
NO 137 B
6
POINT BODY
NO 139 B
8 POINT
NO 140 B
6
BODY
POINT BODY
10
POINT BODY
NO 156 B
POINT BODY
Price per Ton!
NO 127 B
4 POINT
BODY
BRASS DASH RULES

Cut to single newspaper column. Prices [uoted are for is-ems column and under.
EACH.
No. No.
i.
cts
2.
7 cts.
7 cts.
No.
No.
No.
3. 4. 5. 6.
7.
Sets.
8 cts.
No. No.
Sets.
Sets.
7 cts. 7 cts. 7 cts.
No. No.
No.
8.
9.
10. ii. 12. 13.
No.
No.
Sets. Sets. Sets. Sets.
No.
No.
14.
BRASS HEAD RULES

prices are for any Single, Double, Parallel or Triple Rule shown in this
The following
:
book
4 PT.
PT.
THICK THICK
12 in.
"
14 " 17 " 19 " 22
and under, each "
.20 .25
.3
-35 .40
i.
.25 .30 -35 -40 .50
No.
BRASS RULES

No.
116 B

No.
161 B
162 B 163 B
164 B
165B
166 B
167 B
168 B 169 B 170 B

171 B
185 B 186 B 187 B 188 B 189 B
19OB
191 B
192 B
193 B

No.
344 B

NO.
BODY
PER FOOT
419 B
12 Point
$0 65
420 B
18 Point
421 B
24 Point
25
437 B
24 Point
25
422 B
36 Point
75
438 B
40
439 B 423 B
424 B
12 Point
12 Point
65
65
1
101!
18 Point
95 441 B
425 B
24 Point
25
426 B
30 Point
40
443 B 444 B
445 B
v////////////////////////^^^^^
2 Point
3 Point
12
470 B
471 B
2 Point
12
18
22
''///////////////////////////////////////////////////^^^
3 Point N<SXSS^^<;^^ 4 Point 472 B msssssssmjjs^^
18
4 Point
22
152
P.
24 Point
25

BODY
PER FOOT
NO.
BODY
PER FOOT
453 B
454 B
2 Point
3 Point
4 Point
$0 12
18 22
27 32
480 B
481 B
NC*^*^^N
2 Point 3 Point
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$700
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10 A 44 a
$600
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$7 00
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24 POINT
7
22 a
$600
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6 POINT 30 A 60 A $8 00
ROBERT
A.
HARRISON
TEACHER OF LANGUAGES
OTHER SIZES
IN PREPARATION
33
54 POINT FRENCH SCRIPT
9 a $12 20
lit onqnt6 cJ
44 POINT FRENCH SCRIPT 4 A 12 a $11 25
zow l
C7
outto J^tttaanU
5
14 a $10 75
teattde
tieet-catd,
cJ
cJIOeai
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18 a $8 90
Câptuzea ino cJOatfiina
(D
Lonaaoznea
22 a $7 25
(okicken
fil
and
vvatezmelori? O/iieved
(Jbttedteu
v ana j
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vvitkout tke aid of (oonAtable, ûdcje, oz

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18 POINT
FRENCH SCRIPT
24 a $6 00
of Cbnimated
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id coveted
ino <ûeet~
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wete c&aggec),
tne
hi/
STo ldA
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hi/
koutly
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J^toce/d
w/iic/i
t/iei/
and
telate
dome Cbmiidincj oJncidentd in w/nc/i (oompamj

ficfiiteJ
(DtapA of tki6
vety prominently
35
14 POINT
FRKNCH SCRIPT
30 a $5 00
cf&oodw inking cWSanufactttting

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(jiveK?
to ail
Whom
ito
LA
may
(boncezno
S
cFoz oat
1*
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oz cf&eizeJAeA, c?72> endicantA oz uY&illionaiteA, zabid 3)ocjA oz <$he can cleazly explain ail tkeiz zunaway (SQppzenticeA,
niezitA,
because kez late cftoudband, a
man
waA enAnazed hy one of them,

you, about <$eptembez 28, ia46,
faiz ttial, in cFozeAt oz ^kazloz, of the CbppazatuA Ane will pzeAent, aA we know tkey will be found vezy uAeful in evezy cFamity
^kiA and we aAk a
of much, wealth, Joady will call on
cFbentea on^> <$kazeA if zDeAized

zDizectionA foz (jpezatincj <srento witk eack
izA
executed Ibeatly and J^zomptly
12 POINT
FRENCH SCRIPT
IDA 35 a $4 oo
yety Jbtofllable/ cJQu&ineJb Opportunity
Q^gentA Wanted
to cJntiodu.ee/
OUT ôodd vluoughouto the ylobe/
wvezywlieze dyalable and (yvciywheze tbacful

cJoecent cJmpzovetnentA in djeludive CbpplianceA have bzought them 60 neat perfection that fugitive (oashierA ana fraudulent <JJebtoz6 may he caught on
the
wing,
<$ut)dcriber&
wealthy
Office-meeker^, lodt .Jjoc/A Apeedily recovered, obtained for uninteresting publication and unpopular AchemeA, (SfimpletonA corraled without the uAe of <S)tool-^higeonA, JboverA
YoterA entrapped for
procured for
rallied
Gld
c/IOaidA,
derelict
<SrteamerA
brought
to
^Sort,
doecruitA
around cf&ingly UJApirantA,

AtrongholdA,
or
cffiSonAterA or
STbidgetA lured
from
their
native
crrogA and
cftAh
from
the
Atream at the bach door
(ibpply at <$aleAroom before ff.sp p. m,
where/ C&ampleA may be/ had and conformations cfyeccivcd

(territory
ino C^fricano
v2ild&
ihnoccupicD
36
PATENTED
24 POINT CIRCULAR SCRIPT
IDA 50 a $18 65
00
K-X-^Xe^
\LcU<L~&~s-u
is POINT CIRCULAR SCRIPT
IOA 50 a $12 20
^
7/// // c^-*^ / V C_^PU>C-<--t--e_-O-xi^
CMC-
^/T^~^cû^^
12 POINT
CIRCULAR SCRIPT
10 A 50 a $7 oo
ALL COMPLETE WITH FIGURES
37
PATENTED
36 POINT SANSOM SCRIPT
6A 30a
$15 00
24 POINT SANSOM SCRIPT
10 A 50 a $12 50
ai nece$&iiie& vombei ine

*
_y
to obaeb
an afoefoment on meku <make of

-i
t-'
18 POINT
SANSOM SCRIPT
10 A 50 a $9 30
one
zfcobmaiion op a n&ia
,
(pombanu
/ / / / S'jJ //, // // ale excetfent. fob maniisfaciulinq ' I u Ly\U'antiqhty j

v
ana-,
a& uau ale one of oul imiimaie J

I
/lienaa, tee
oMeh itou 11 J
pbiv;i'ieae
of
comma
into oub corporation
on
tne abo
\Qne jbab uauie
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PATENTED
28 POINT SPKNCERIAN SCRIPT
16 A 60 a
$28 75
8 A 30 a $14 40
/
/&0
ZW4>f-
'
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V4Z4XZ-/fo&Wd
S/
40
PATENTED
22 POINT SPENCERIAN SCRIPT
18A100a$2725
9A 50a
$13 65
itWst&rz/ /24*e/ /(&
S-
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/ez/
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y / J<csffr&y4>&e4'-i4Z'')'?'; -t^^ /fal&i&wy/ /&/ /

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td
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y </!/
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9A50a$915
ISA lOOa $1830
id
Ow
f
</
4t&u>~it<1
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ff
^witi/ /&wi&wcw
(/
/>
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42
43
PATENTED
28 POINT SPENCERIAN SCRIPT No 2
6A 16A 60a $32
05
3A8A30a$1605
The Ornamented Capitals are suited to work with the lower-case of both series of Spencer ian Script
44
PATENTED
22 POINT SPENCERIAN SCRIPT No 2
6A ISA
lOOa $2805
9 A 50a
$1405
NO
6A 18A
lOOa $20 65
3A 9A 50a
$10 35
t/'
a4
,
ad
The Ornamented Capitals are suited
to
work
with, the
lower-case of both series of Spencerian Script
45
28 POINT SCRIPT NO 9
A 20 a $7
65
on
ifoe
Ji/zacbice of
io
JL
22 POINT SCRIPT
NO 9
12
32 a $6 70
o|
x/cmioi
an
18 POINT SCRIPT
NO 9
12
32 a $4 95
Skaz'p
Lzactice ulssociation
L/auialjie
ewi-Ucca&ional _Jnsttivution
o|
12 POINT SCRIPT
No 9
12
32 a
$340
ouc
Latenied
xtenaton
Cippatalns
ivlatqed at
J
Uselut tn <Sa&e& of
I
merqencM. J J
efiizlnez
cMots
UmniKuses and cwedaieads

clpplvcaiton
Laziicttlats aiuen OH
LlHtinitted
tetitlotij
jot
otaiited to c/
46
STYLUS
24 POINT
PAT.NT.D
6 A 14 a $5 60
wa$$er and (gasconade
inform khe public that to=dau theu J ^ ^

L
ri
busiriess confident of success

8 A 20 a $5 05
(ui our
'e
gtftsdony
are satisfied that

order,
we have
ability of very
you and your friends to examine our goods, prices and correct methods
high
asfy
and
12
32 a
$390
The ^larthqualie ^hooli us pearly out of our ôots our goods off the top shelves. The stoc^ is uninjured ; but
rather thari rearrange
cent, discount.
it
we
will allow
it
to
go at ninety -nine per
(Borne early
and
often,
and taê advantage of the
opportunity that offers itself to get one dollar' s wortfy for a

1
penny
2 3 1[.(97 86)0
9 POINT
12
32 a $2 70
The ^flmshovtt ôors

"ffie
are fflide
oaitfi
peq for our tfeaeptior}

the
close our business career this
immense stoc^ of
but our
therq
ori
experience,
morning some tattered
well-wishes of the sheriff,
a/2
clothes,
no money, and
iq the
1
many
creditors;
^Xfisdorri
Testy are
still in
good condition, and
future we shall exercise
sucfy
alimentary substances as
i
3$ @
may
be doled
out to us by the authorities
47
STYLUS NO 2
PATENTED
Grand Autumnal
The ^fusfoahari Tailoring Company mil jSgkibtt several Reading
8A 20a
$4 50
IB to
Give
the convenience of buyers
who
live
out of
we have issued a Descriptive

magnificently embellished
witli
(Catalogue,
photogravures,
upori application^
we send
to
any address
12
32 a
$400
&oods, 1$Hillinery, $aces and Curtains
@ur several departments are

which
is
fully stocked witfy merchandise,
matchless
in quality, style, variety
and cheapness,
prospective purchasers should find their way to our reliable establishment, and examine our stoc^ and prices, ffle have
ail
excellent corps of salesladies

deerri
it
who are always gladsome,

our goods to customers
and who
a pleasure
to display
48
PATENTED
36 POINT MASTER SCRIPT
3 A 4 A 12 a $11 90
24 POINT MASTER SCRIPT
3 A 5 A 20 a
$840
ffig^^
MASTER SCRIPT
18 POINT
5 A 25 a $6 30
12 POINT
MASTER SCRIPT
10 A 50 a $5 20
cmd
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Initial Capitals
are cast on the same body as the
loiver-case,
and do
not require justification
49
NOVELTY SCRIPT
3A 4a
$1600
3A 5a
$11 75
3A 6a $900
36 POINT
4 A 8 a $7 25
24 POINT
12 a
$5 25
5A
16a $400
50
PATENTED
30 POINT STEELPLATE SCRIPT NO
i
7A 20a $900
4A
lOa $500
-a-
tZ^sZ^&-
-l^- -^d- ii-CL
fe^ÔZ^t^-d-
or
''t^
i
30 POINT STEELPLATE SCRIPT No 2
7A 25a $900
4A
12a $500
% z
VJ_y
ff
l^^^t-
i&s&LsZ,
C_^xîcM3!-t?? t^-i-i-tz
<
tt&^l- fZ^lstZZ
or/?
&&;
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51
PATENTED
24 POINT STEELPLATE SCRIPT No
i
8 A 22 a $7 00
4 A 12 a $4 oo
--c^
ifz^?se
y&êz^-td- /
(^Jxêz-j^-Zist^êîi-,
//
fz-'/^6&
/
8 A 28 a $7 oo
24 POINT STEELPLATE SCRIPT No 2
4 A 14 a
$400
c_^^/^-^î&
v_^-i^^-i-e-M.
12 POINT
STEELPLATE SCRIPT
10A 32 a $5 00
5A
16a $3 00
,,
<__S4st*zze'
i&^tf&
tO&^tL^'&^t*l'-
52
30 POINT ROYAL SCRIPT NO
em,
(7
^/w,ê//&
30 POINT ROYAL SCRIPT NO 2
22 a $9 00
4 A 12 a $5 00
P
(O
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tvw
</
f
*_J&fe&GC&t-t&c&Mj -& i&rL&cM,
</
24 POINT ROYAL SCRIPT NO
8A 20a $7
50
4A
lOa $4 50
ttf.-e&i
\O
/
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(7
<7
(7
-id
&fre
<^/^&ttiz^.
53
24 POINT ROYAL SCRIPT NO 2
8 A 22 a $7 50
4 A 12 a $4 50
t?
&&n,^tt&
]
-ut
(v u&t'tuz&iz
Sis S /
,iz,
18 POINT
ROYAL SCRIPT
* c&tn^d CV^" Ss-6ne-Kj
8A 24a $600
Y&td
4A
12a $350
AT
?_/ /<2<62
f7
ttzA&n
we
'/&ttd Stt/ayw.
&G.<X
nid d&i&f, -n^ //
-(,naî<n,<&,
uw.cz Aê
12 POINT
ROYAL SCRIPT
IDA 32 a $5 00
16 a
$3 00
f^n-u â.c '

<7
w.e6 -eo-A-icA
tenet So
10 POINT
ROYAL SCRIPT
10 A 32 a
$4 50
^
e/
cJtvn //, / s
54
55
PATENTED
36 POINT BOSTON SCRIPT
5 A 15 a $10 00
24 POINT BOSTON SCRIPT
20 a
$800
/'
18 POINT
BOSTON SCRIPT
9 A 25 a
$600
t%4-&
i,^7^-djCefC (& ttvtewti-
(rtt.
/ y ^^- &
(f
These extra Capitals are put up sepa rately at the following prices : 48 point, %i.oo ; j6 point, 75 cents ; 24point, 75 cents; 18 point, jo cents
56
Chelsea Circular
18 POINT
9 A 30 a
$500
STONE MONUMENTS MADE

Ha-qd Stitched Gauze Har\dêrch[ief Beautiful Articles Stored
12 POINT
12
40 a $300
CITIZENS
DEMAND INCREASED SERVICE

Arqong Georgia Colored Friends
Great
Exciterrjerit
CoTTvrq uters Tickets Printed Chêap
Glorious Tales Recited Concerning Christmas
10 POINT
ISA 60 a $3 50
CELEBRATED AMERICAN HISTORICAL WORK

Certain Deter-rqined Strangers
were Lodged for Protection
Have
Invitations from, Superior Nations
Marketable Products Received from Purchasers
8 POINT
24 A 80 a $450
DOCTORS PROCURING RENOWNED MEDICINES

Proposed Ameqdmer\t
Constitution, Unjted States Corjcerqs Liberty
Popular Kentuckian Brands Blue Grass Drainage Canal Requires Very Great Engineering
Ability
6 POINT
24 A 80 a $4 00
LIBERTY LOVING
LAW
ABIDING CITIZENS CHERISH JUSTICE
Sultan Kindly Sanctioned Brutish Generals Cornering Unskilled Missionaries

Football MaKeth His Satanic Majesty Laugh with Glee
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A POLL
18 POINT
PATENTED
9 A 18 a $4 00
TIMID flND OBSCURE

Every day
r[ilnqber of
or]ly
ser\ds to tt\eir
graves a
obscure
s'Ucl)
nqeri,
^/Vlp t[aVe
remained
because tinqidity
12
12 POINT
28 a $3 50
THE VAGflBOND HND THE ROGUE Beware of those who are horseless by choice. You
have no hold on a hilrriari being whose affections are without a tap-root. The laws recognize this truth in the privileges which they confer Upon free holders; and public opinion acKnowledges it $239
10 POINT
14 A 32 a
$325
MflY flMONG
I
NEW ENGLflND
HILLS
love to looK
ori tl\ese
yoiirig faces, arid see tl\e firstlings of a
yoiirig nqari's beard, arid tt\e n\aider(ly bloorq brushing over tl\e girl's fair crieeK.; I love to see tl\e pure eyes bearr\irtg îtl^ joy arjd goodness, to see trê ilricoriscioils joy of silcri yourig souls
irrrpatierit
of restraint, arid longirig for tl\e rêaveri trât
ê
riere.
So r\ave
seer]
ir\
early
May an\orig Ne^ $1480
8 POINT
20A 44a $300
TIME
It
IS
THE CRH.DLE OF HOPE
cor\star\tly flies,
it
ally,
will
be
ti\e
yet overcomes all tl\ir\gs by flight; arid altt\oxlgl\ it is tt\e present future cor\querer of Deatt). Tirqe, tt\e cradle of Hope, but tê
corrector of Fools, but
tlê
grave of
fl.iribitior\, is tt\e sterr\
salutary counselor of
tt|e
Wise, brir\gir\g
Cassaridra,
tt\e silliest
it
all tl\ey
dread
to tt\e or\e, ar\d all tt\ey desire to ti\e ott)er; but, lilê
rt\e
warr^s us wit!) a voice ttjat ever\
sagest discredit too

it,
lor\g, ar\d
it,
believe too late.
Wisdom
"âlKs before
Opportunity
-witl\
9054
58
WAVERLY CIRCULAR
12 POINT
30A140a$1425
PECULIARITIES INHERITED
Man
is
a nomad,
In his natural state
before he
was hampered by the conventionalities of society, or the demands of trade and commerce, he had wandered aimlessly from hither to yon, Where he pitched his tepee or skin-covered hovel, there was his home, Modern man inherits these instincts,
10 POINT
36 A 150 a $13 85
ANCIENTS ORGANIZE EXPEDITIONS

penetrating into unknown countries and trackless seas led the Egyptians nearly three sailing thousand years before Christ to build quaint vessels, the prows of which they decorated with handsomely carved images of goddesses, whose smiles they often sought upon their explorations, It led the Norsemen over the Atlantic, and spurred Columbus to success,
The
spirit of
8 POINT
40 A 160 a $1085
ENTHUSIASTIC POFULATION DESCRIBED

is, perhapSj no nation in which the inborn instinct to travel stronger than in the American, Go where you will, you find the country is webbed with railroadSj and the stations and trains filled with an ever-restless throng, Stand upon the wharves and see the ocean steamers leavej their decks crowded with touristSj and the piers with people who secretly stifle the wish that they were going,
There
is
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12 POINT
10 A 52 a $4 40
12 POINT
NO
10A52a$440
Tj'Tê
spirit of travel is alirjost uriiversal. !Mortl|errier3 lilê to s-jDerjcL tl]e wirjter 11)011^8
arid.
epcientists
in
teach us there
of
is life
inanimate nature, and there must be intellectual
motion
^ on ttj eiders
tl]e i|ortl]
ii
eo:nqe
and physical
of a swiftly
life
and health
in
seaside to ttje Tjqo-ur|tair| ar|9.

resorts of
the euer swinging
pendulums
humanity.
moumg
59
TRISTAN ITALIC
30 POINT
4A4A25a$800
S-c
25 a $6 15
'inkerton
Detectives ffV
V*
y Out L/eru I eculiar Carrying Cx

C-X
instructions
30 a $7 50
5
<_y
30 a $5 40
)^^
"jjlnitecl
yr
Mtates of Sjtmerica J
iff
e#s
7%^ yKonroe
^Doctrine will be
Strictly Snforced
6A 6A 40a
$6 75
6A 40a
$5 25
Request 3/our
Company
at Wieir
^Daughters Wedding
oJanuary 17th, 1897

12
POINT
10 A 50 a
$435
LBhat grand companionships await us as we turn from the noises and turmoil and sit down an of life for evening amongst our
books.
Jfdngs of thought of every age stand in serried ranks before us waiting to do our Poets of the elder time, and bidding. of these
10 POINT
10A 50a $3 60
is
8 POINT
12
60 a $3 60
Reverie
the nurse of melancholy ;
oAs flowers carry dewdrcps trembling en

the edge cf the petals, and ready to fall at the first bird, sc the waft cf wind or brush
and
it
often takes the place

to
of work
in
what seems
be working hours, broods
cf
over the work, unravels the thread of
heart should carry
its
beaded
first
works
breath
of of
thought, spreads a
hay
over the
thanksgiving,
in-
and, at the
let
ward
vision,
and
heavenly flavor,
down
the shower per-
loosens the
grasp of
fumed with
the heart
is
the
heart's gratitude.
in
When
the apprehensive powers.
This, then,
thus
harmony with
the will of
62
HARVARD ITALIC
i
30 POINT
6 A 12 a $4 25
CAPITALIST
24 POINT
7 A 15 a $3 50
Unkindly Treated
NOBLE HORSE
10A 18a $3
25
THRASH MUSICAL PUPILS

Washington District of Columbia America
14 POINT
16A 26a $300
ANCIENT SCULPTORS FLOURISH

Experienced Marble Workers Compliment Artists
12 POINT
18
30 a $3 00
GERMANS DISCOVER FRANKFORTS

Grangers Crowding Amusement Garden Performances
10 POINT
20 A 34 a $2 75
9 POINT
20 A 34 a $2 50
MORNING GLORIES
Drunkards Breaking Pledges
8 POINT 24 A 36 a $2 50
GUARDS ENTERING
Encounter Armenian Regiments
6 POINT
32
42 a $2 25
BANKING FAILURES
Represented Parchment Documents
A USTRALIAN METROPOLIS
Melbourne Pugilistic Professors Absconding
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LHW
ITHLie No 42
7 A 14a
28 POINT
$450
COURTSHIP PRACTICE
Farewell Kisses Quickly Given
8
20 a $3 60
10A 28a $3 30
FEARFUL
Natives Protected
14
PROCLAMATION
Notice
10 POINT
is
hereby given
20 A 52 a $280
42 a
$300
GENERAL NOTICE
This
is to
MASTER MACHINIST
You are hereby commanded
the body of
to take
Certify that John
Uxorene and Penelope Sweet

8 POINT 25
Ephraim Easy,
if he be
70 a $2 85
6 POINT
25
70 a $245
INDENTURE TO LEARN HIGH LIFE

This Indenture witnesseth
:
SUMMONS AGAINST A CONSTABLE

Whereas, Jonathan Shear-plow, one of our Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Common Complaint, lately, that is to say, on the third
That Caroline
to the
McFlippen, daughter of Timothy and Mary
Ann
McFlippen, hath bound herself
day of October, A. D. 1975, issued an execution
LAW
ITHLie No 40
12
12 POINT
32 a $3 15
10 POINT
20 A 52 a $405
NOTIFICATION
The Female Voters of
the 51st
8 POINT
SIXTH DISTRICT
Peter Lawibsoul, the 13th husband of Mrs. Spitfire
A
Ward
are not
25
70 a $3 95
6 POINT
25
70 a $3 40
GAB TOWN MEETING

Will be holden in the town of
Tattling, on
SATISFACTION DEMANDED
Your apprentice, John Lazy Fellow, has this day, November gJi-th, 1976,
called at
Wash-day, June
30, 1927, at tea-time, for the
my office in Knockemdoum Township, in the said county, and is
64
TYPEWRITER No
12 POINT
30
20A HOa $7
25
HOa
$5 25
The majority of business letters being produced by means of a Type-Writing machine
has induced the cutting of this face in imitation of the characters peculiar to the
When printed with suitable ink Type-Writer. a circular in this type will readily mislead the recipient, and make him believe he has received an important business communicaAll the various characters and the tion.
spaces are alike in thickness in order that
STEN0GRAF
12 POINT
20 A 60 a $4 65
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Since the printing of the call for the regular meeting, a petition has been received
from the unemployed members of our Union asking that some action be taken at the next meeting for their temporary relief. This is an important matter and calls for the careful consideration of the membership, and a
full attendance on Saturday evening, December 26, at five o'clock, at 16 Commerce avenue,
is earnestly requested.
THE PRESIDENT.
65
TYPE--WRITER
YOST TYPEWRITER
12 POINT
20 A 90 a $6 50
90 a $4 65
New York, June

To the Printing Craft:-
1st,,
1897.
to call your attention to this exact imitation of Yost Typewriter Type which
We
"beg
was made especially for "imitation" work. No expense has been spared to make this type the most perfect imitation ever placed on the
market, and all engaged in doing this class of work should send their orders at once if
they wish to be up to date. The font consists of eighty four characters, is complete with crossed out letters as well as every character on the Yost machine.
64
TYPEWRITER No 30
65
TYPE-WRITER
12 POINT
STANDARD TYPE-WRITER
20 A looa
$745
Through the courtesy of the manufacturers of the Remington Standard Type-Writer, a' we are permitted to present in type (from facsimile impressions furnished by them) a4 an exact counterpart of the type-writing of their No. 2 machine. As the above Type -Writer has the approval of business people in general, and as the number in use far exceeds *&L those of any other make, the printing craft will doubtless avail itself of the style of type **& herewith presented as being the latest and
12 POINT
SMITH-PREMIER TYPE-WRITER
20 A 108 a $7 50
The vastness of the universe must render foolish the supposition that this planet is the only inhabited one; and the unity of laws and of substances asks us to imagine the beings upon other spheres to be moving to and fro in the likeness of man, speaking a language and busied by the useful and the beautiful. We may even assume that such is the oneness of intelligent life that if the inhabitants of these different planets were to meet in some general home in immortality, they would prove to be of the one race
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GROLIER
24 POINT
with 36 Point Initials
PATENTED
3
4 A 20 a $7 50
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(*^>
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Initiation of Dtfle
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Has defivered
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&eter ^Fiddkfaddk %>as found near ihe Castk of "Indoknce, astride a fence, and sitting there remained ^hittting a pine stic^ for a period
ifie
;,
on
~(5ifi inst.
of
12
POINT
4A 8A
40 a $5 60
eport of
lommittee on
j^xtension of fy/sefulness
Recommendations for future Activity
Tn
ifie
prosecution of our CaSors

to
ê find
tfieir
many
persons lying under
frees
expecting fruit
to turn
drop
info
moutfis, otfiers
Baiting for
up, sometfiing fingering around tier of people's sfioes, some ^fio appear anxious
numBers
fioping to step into

to
sfiovef
snow
in
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PENCRAFT
18
PATENT^
3
POINT
12 a
$6 80
Typographical Appliances
Accurately ^J w \^/
Wertised CrriritingQupes ~ /~*J <J \^^
Recherche 'Wonders
18
POINT NO 2
4 A 20 a $6 80
imitative Jjearaaaship
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atheraatical
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oraftsraea
12
POINT
4 A 8 A 32 a $5 25
K emmiscences
of
^/orlKy
arid 3{onored Mli
Slcelched from
To my son, Tom, ^ bequeath all right and title to the intend to leave behind me, and any (Socd IKame which be derived therefrom shall be for profit or renown which may his sole benefit. To my daughter IiyCary, jQ give all shares in the (Lomet=Tail Utilisation (Company, and to my wife d-lementina my interest in the business of furnishing free Toboggan Iîdes to women and children. The privilege of
giving advice to all comers
leave to
Timothy
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ISABELLA
18
PA
POINT
20 a $4
15
m?itation to ^Fashionable
Damsels
Display of Paris Styles

St>er? requirement in quality
and cheapness
combined in our superior
stocl^ of ftjlilliner?
Goods, Ostrich Plumes and SilH Kibbons
12
POINT
32 a $3 80
Keadquarters Cadies' Dress Reform (Jlub

Special Circular, NO. 23,857
3n pursuance of Resolution adopted at meeting, members will Hereafter, wfyen
tfye
November
visiting places
of amusement, refrain from wearing towering bonnets and lâts decorated witfy soaring plumage and flowers
9 POINT
10
35 a
$345
Snforced Sale of fashionable Hats and Trimmings

Sntire Sfocl^
toill
be Sacrificed
bi? tlie
Owing
and
(Js
to resolutions recently
toill
passed
Cadies' Dress
entire stock of
Kef orm
dlub, the undersigned

St?lisli
Unique Headgear, consisting of Qstriclt Plumes and Bonnets.

tlieir
dispose of
no reasonable offer ttrill be refused, ladies are invited to call on us and examine this prettv and st?lisli assortment of goods
September
4, 18<)6
Collins
2r
70
CHAUCER
24 POINT
PATENTED
6
14 a $6 10
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repfefe aoitft. xôme oj? tf\e rare Specimen/ o d>a"6inefcjoa.Ye

12
32 a $4 70
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24 POINT
5
10
a $4 00
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6
14 a
$3 20
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8 A 20 a $2 55
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RECHERCHE
36 POINT
5 A 12a
$400
sefulness
(Commands
Recognition &
Blatant Rhetoric [Discounted
6A 20a
$3 50
nnfortunate
JV|cmifbld
Windy
a/
l|)eclamations
l^lessinqs follow judicious
Industry
fylatherskite
Improvement
-Association,
Will
J\|oN?ember l5, 1980, the

the
subject for discussiorj

activity of
be:
jias
eloquence of
?
rators or the
Workers
ec.
done most good
Loquacious Theorist,
8A 30a
$2 45
Kesoked
I
to
[Disband our
profitable
rganizatioq
o secure time
for
\r\
more
past,
employment
We
dissolve
the
(f)ociety
which,
the
has monopolized our thoughts by day
and our dreams by night
gy
order of the JMembers
72
VICTORIA
24 POINT NO
1
8 A $3 75
EXCURSIONIST SEVERE STORMS

24 POINT NO 2
18 POINT
8 A $3 25
NO
12
MIDNIGHT RAMBLE
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
12 POINT 18 POINT
$3 25
NO
12
$2 75
NO
16
$2 50
DECOROUS SPINSTERS MUTUAL ADORATION SOCIETY

12 POINT
NO
16A $2 25
LUDICROUS AND ANNOYING SUDDEN BURSTING OF PANTALOONS

12 POINT
NO
18 A $2 00
6 po INT
No
30A $2
50
FLOWER PLANTS GERANIUM ADMIRED

6 POINT
ROYAL VISITORS SALUTING THE FLAGSHIP

6 POINT
NO 2
30 A $2 25
NO
30
$2 00
HUMOROUS ANECDOTES GUARDED SECRETS OVERHEARD

6 POINT
ROBINSON CRUSOE OUTDONE HISTORY OF SINBAD THE MARINER

6 POINT
NO 4 36 A $200 HARMLESS SIMPLETONS RAMPANT VICTIMS OF CHEAP AND TRASHY NOVELS 1234567890
NO
36 A $2 00
CYCLONIC WINDS RACING FIERCELY DESTRUCTIVE STORM DEMOLISHING PROPERTY
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DESCRIPTION OF SELF SPACING TYPE

THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, oneninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. The following table gives the sizes of bodies, units of measure, and lengths of alphabets. In the first column will be found the various sizes of bodies in the second, the number of units contained in one em Pica, and in the third the measurements of a lower case alphabet in the ems of each particular body
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bodies and are interchangeable with the
Roman
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characters
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tables. All these points are beyond question, as certainly as the proposition that two and two make four is not open to ar-
gument. them.
No
rational
person can doubt
No.l
75
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SELF SPACING NO 31 M
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SELF SPACING PIECE FRACTIONS

PRICE, $2 50
PER PONT. BACH
SIZE
12 POINT
OLD STYLE NO 26
32 1211/
11
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49 5/16
18 7/16
POINT OLD STYLE No 25
2417/32
10 POINT
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1/2/3/4,5/6/7/8/9/0,
g 3/ 7 4/
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OLD STYLE NO 24
9Q19/32
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No 28
1/2/3/4,5/6/7/8/9/0,
10 l/ g 5/
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945/16
9 POINT OLD STYLE
7313/ 32
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,
%%%%
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257/16
8 POINT OLD STYLE
No 22
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,
2412/32
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4 V
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562/16
6 POINT
OLD STYLE No 27
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,
42H/32
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2/ 3
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6 POINT
2027/32
ROMAN
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15/ 86
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ROMAN NO 23M
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ROMAN
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10 POINT
ROMAN
7213/32
11
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1,2/3/^56/7/8/9/0,
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21 8/16
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ROMAN No
45!%2
12 POINT
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78
Self Spacing
1 POINT 5A
Roman
PAT. DEC. 18. 1883
SELF SPACING ROMAN NO 19M
Unit of measure of this font
is
12 to Pica
this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, oneninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems. therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and
alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e"; as "a" is four units wide and e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the line perfectly. Even this measure of trouble is avoided in many instances. As twenty-eight of the most common lower case characters are of the same width, they can be substituted for one another without the change of a space. This type " is of greater durability as it is always on its feet and is therefore not worn by pounding." In tabular work there is a great gain in speed and neatness. It may be repeated that the coin-
ABCDEFGHI.TKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
6 POINT
SELF SPACING ROMAN NO 20^

are some
is
12 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica,
and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc.,
of
may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e"; as "a" is four units wide and "e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the line perfectly. Even this measure of trouble is avoided in many instances. As twenty-eight of the most common lower cane characters are of the same width, they can be substituted for one another without the change of a space. This type is of greater durability as it is always on its feet and is
A
a Pica em, as
detailed description
line for line
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Unit of measure of
this font is 12 to Pica
pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e"; as "a" is four units wide and "e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the line perfectly. Even this measure of trouble is avoided in many instances. As twenty-eight of the most common lower case characters are of the same width, they can be substituted for one another without the i-hange of a space. This type is of greater durability as it is always on its feet are
THE common widths of book some number of Pica ems,
Spacing type.
The thinnest space
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for
prices, see General Price List,
page
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79
ROMAN NO 37H
Ullit
o{ '"easure of this font
is
to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work This unit of perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. measure may be one-sixth, one seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a medium or extended Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self faces. the lengths where the ordinary Roman, Spacing type sets line for line with of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type about have shown that the average compositor gains twenty-five per cent. in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the is an "a" for an "e;" there is enormous. correction of proofs the gain Say as "a" is four units wide and "e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the in of trouble is avoided line perfectly. Even this measure many instances. As twenty-eight of the most common lower case characters are of the
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ROMAN NO
38 M
Unit of measure of
this font
is
10 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em The thinnest space in all is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the
sizes of all faces will
work perfectly together in the regular laborThis unit of measure may be one-sixth, oneseventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the .same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five percent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the
saving measures.
ROMAN NO
35
Unit of measure of
this font is
to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the
basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed deSelf Spacing type sets line for is printed in this Specimen Book. with the ordinary Koman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e"; as "a" is four units
scription
line
For
prices, see
General Price List, page
7 POINT
SELF SPACING ROMAN NO 23^
is
to Pi<
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as
the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of meassure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an " a " for an " e " ; as " a "
ROMAN NO 18H
Unit of measure of
this font is 10 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the
work perfectly together in the regular laborThis unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica ern, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown
saving measures.
ROMAN NO 34^
is
10 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the
work perfectly together in the regular laborThis unit of measure may be one-sixth, oneseventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing typesets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type
saving measures.
A BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX YZ
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For
page
81
ROMAN NO 485^
is
9 to Pica
the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, oneeighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in In the matter of the correction of justification whatever. proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e;" as "a" is four units wide and "e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the line perfectly. Even this measure of trouble As twenty-eight of the most is avoided in many instances. common lower case characters are of the same width, they cftn be substituted for one another without the change of a,
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore
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ROMAN NO
32 H
Unit of measure of
this font is 9 to
Pica
THE common widths
of
book pages, miscellaneous jobs and
newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica,
and
this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, oneeighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed
printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor gains about twenty-five per cent, in speed, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of the correction of proofs the gain is enormous. Say there is an "a" for an "e"; as "a" is four units wide and "e" three, "e" and a one-unit space justify the line perfectly. Even this measure of trouble
description
is
type sets
line for line
for
page
82
ROMAN NO
17!^
is
8 to Pica
THE common widths

therefore the Pica
of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems,
em
is
taken as the basis for
Spacing type.
exact fraction called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces Avill work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, oneseventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with the new type have shown that the average compositor
The thinnest space of a Pica, and this
Self in all fonts is some fraction of Pica is
'
U
11
POINT SELF SPACING
ROMAN NO 39H
is
Pica
THE common widths

therefore the Pica
em
is
taken as the basis for

in all fonts is
Self
Spacing type. fraction of Pica is exact fraction called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, oneseventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A. detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with
the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets are the same. Repeated experiments with these
some
For
page
11
POINT SELF SPACING
ROMAN NO
21.4
I'nit of
measure of
this font
is
7 to Pica
THE common widths
of
book pages,
miscellane-
ous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular laborsaving measures. This unit of measure may be
one-sixth,
etc., of
medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with
condensed,
a Pica em, as
one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, may be desired, to produce
12 POINT
SELF SPACING ROMAN NO 31 H
l'it of measure of this font
is 7
to Pica
THE common widths
of
book pages,
miscellane-
ous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular laborsaving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. Repeat
For
prices, see
General Price
List,
page
84

Sluf
GERMAN NO
42
is
12 to Pica
feinem ebiete toaten bie 5 or tfd)ritte fcit wier âfjrfjunberten fo gering tv\e in ber ûnft beg >ie b,icr unb ba tn (Sebraud) befinblid)en VJiafd)inen d)riftfetiens. finb burd)au3 unBollf ommen bic bei meitem grofjte iUlaffe bcr ublidjen @ct)rift ift SOenn J^ranElin beute roteber Oor nod) genau bet 21rt nMe t>ot uietl)unberf Jj a ') ren betn &aften ftanbe, roiirbe cr nid)t*3 iCleueo 311 letnen (jaben. 2>ie <Sd)riftgief5erei ift l)inter bet immberbaren ISeruoUfommnung bet 5preffen uoUftanbtg flururfgeblieben;
; -
bte
era.rofterte (efd)lwinbigfeit
im Sdirififegen bcrnbt
aitefdiliefelid) in
bet 33er=
meb,rung ber âften. SlUe !bemiU)ungen, biefem Uebclftanbe abjuêlfen, ginflen batauf hinaus, !5e^mafd)inen 311 erfinben, ftatt bte UIrt unb SUeife beg ^)anbfegen^ (Sins ber 45auptt)inbetniffe, ipeldjess ben <2et3mafd)incn im SOege 311 oerbeffern.
ftanb,
âtan fdieitette J)aupt ift bie SJotîwenbigfeit, mil bet ^gtanb %u ,,juftiren". (fs liegt baljet ouf bet .>anb, baft jebet tad)lid) bie @infiiJ)tunfl biefet iOtafdjinen. tptan s"r 5Betbeffetunfl vinjeret <Segs5U!etb,oben in etftet 2inie bie ûftitung gu ben fid) bie ad)e bte)t, fo mufe Bereinfadjen b,at, benn bn biesS ber 5|3unft ift, burd) etne ajereinfadjunfl bes 3Iitifd)liet5ens unb u ft' ten0 bie Setd)tiflcit unb (S>e-
um
>anb=d)riftfe6ens n?ad)fen. Sieo (Senau genommen, fann felbft=auofd)Hef5enbe d)tift.

fdiroinbiflteit
bcs
flefd)teb,t
belaufen fid) auf eine gettJiffe Slnâhl oon Siceto emg unb bat)er muf5 aud) ba3 Siceto em alS bie 23afis fiit bie felbft=auSfd)Hei3enbe <Sd)rift angenommen werben. I)et allerfdjmalfte Siaum bet alien Stiffen ift ein genauer 58rud)tr)eil Don Sicero unb btefer SBrud)tb,e1l toirb bie iUJaaf5einl)eit genannt. 2lHe biefe <3d)riften, <Spatien unb duabrate im uf5 beftel)en aus etner beftimmten 3JJel)tl)eit biefet (Sinl)cit, fo bafj aHe Sltterfe genau jufammenpaffen. Xiefe Sintieit Eann ein @ed)ftcl, ein Siebentel, ein 2ld)tcl, ein êtjntel, u. f. to., eined Gicero em fex.., roie man mill, um enge, mittlete ober njette Slbbriirfe û erl)alten. 3 e b er etjer Eann fel)en, baf? irgenb eine Sinie, nseldie mit felbftsausfdiliefjenber @d)rift gefefet njerben mag, au3 einer beftimmten d)tift iWlerjrere (Stpetimente mit biefet neuen Slnjal)! uon Ginheiten beftel)en muft.
nid)t etgentltd) won @elbft=2lue>fd)lief?en fptecfien, jcbodi biefe SItbeit ift butef) bie (Stfinbung fo einfad) unb letd)t genjotben, bafe ber 2Juc(brurf ,,@elbft=2lugfd)liefeung" ttjotjl beredjrigt fetn S5ie SBreiten Bon 58udjfeiten, ttielen 35rurfatbeiten unb êitung5olumnen biirfte.
man
burd) 58enton'g
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2{uf
GERMAN NO
43
fett
is
to Pica
oier 3af)rl)unt>erten fo gering unb ba in ebtaud) befinb= lidien 9JJajd)inen finb burdjauei unoollfommen; bie bei roettetn gro^te 9Jiaffe
mie
feinem (ebiete loaren bie Jortfdjritte in ber ûnft beg Sdjriftfeêng. S)ie
fjier
ber ublid)en d)rift ift nod) genau ber 2Jrt n?ie r>or t)iert)unbert â^ren. IBenn grantlin fjeuie nsieber bor bem .Raften ftcinbc, njiirbe er nid)ts sJteue û lernen b,aben. 2)ie (Sdiriftgiefjerei ift b,inter ber tounberbaren U3erDoll= fommmmg ber ^preffen oollftanbig ûriidtgeblieben; bie dergroRerte e= fd)roinbigeit im Sdjriftfegen berufjt nusfd)IieÎid) in ber 50ermet)rung ber
Soften.
2IlIe SBemiiljungen, biefem llebelftanbe abûêlfen, gingen barauf t)inau, e^mafd)inen û erfinben, ftatt bie 2Irt unb SBeife beg >anbfetjen ben inS ber âuptfjinberntffe, \ve\d)e e^mafd)inen im û toerbeffern. anb û ,,juftiren". 2>aran $0ege ftanb, ift bie 9Jotl)it)enbtgfeit, mit ber
fd)eiterte l)auptfdd)Hd) bie
infuljrung biefer JJlafd)inen. (S liegt bab,er auf >anb, bafj jeber 5plan ûr 50erbefferung unferer (Se^Jletôben in erfter Sinie bie ûftirung û toereinfad)en b,at, benn ba bieg ber ^Bunft ift, um ben fid) bie ad)e bretjt.fo mufe burd) eine 33ereinfad)ung bes 2lugfd)lieBeng unb anb=d)riftfet5eng mad)= ûftireng bie 2eid)tigfeit unb (Sefdjtuinbigfeit beg
ber
fen.
Xieg
gefd)iel)t
burd) 58enton'g felbft=auefd)Hefeenbe Sd)rifi.

nid)t eigentlid) Don burd) bie (Srfinbung fo
enau
genommen, fann man
elbft=2lugfd)Iieên fpred)en,
einfad) unb leid)t geroorben, jebod) biefe Strbeit ift bafe ber StuSbrurf ,,elbft=2lugfd)Hef5iing" \vofyl bered)tigt fein biirfte. 3Me 33reiten t>on s J3ud)feiten,t)ielen1)rurfarbeiten unb 3eitungsf olumnen belaufen
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Far
prices, see
Genera! Price
List,
page
85
GERMAN NO
41
is
feinem ebtete roaren bie $ortfd)rittc feit uier 3 a brf)nnberten fo 2)ie fyier unb ba in (e= djriftfetjeng. gering loie in ber $unft beg brand) bcfinblid)cn 9Jfafd)inen finb burdjaug unoollfommen; bie bet lueitem grb'fjte 2/iaffe ber ubltdjen d)rift ift nod) genau ber 2trt ftne SDBenn ^ranflin fyeute wieber Dor bem Oor merfyunbert 3 a ^ rcn ie @d)rift= .Raften ftdnbe, njiirbe er nidjtg 9teueg û lernen fyaben. gieêrei ift t)inter ber ttmnberbaren 23ertollommnung ber ^reffett
2luf
-
oergroêrte efd)tt)inbigfeit im ber 23ermeb,rung ber .Kciiien. 2lUe 23emiif)ungen biefem Uebelftanbe abûêlien, gingen garauf tjinau^, e^mafdjinen gu erfinben, jtatt bie 2lrt unb SBeife be ânbfeên^ û (Sing ber auptl)inberntfie, loeldjeg ben uerbeffern. e^mafdjinen tm SGBege ftanb, ift bie yiotfyroenbigfeit, mit ber ^ganb gu ,,ju|tiren".
ttollftanbig
gururfgeblteben;
bie
djriftfetjen berul)t ciuSfd^liefjlid) in
2)aran
fdjeiterte âuptfddjlid) bie (Sinfiih,rung biefer y/lafdjinen.
@S
auf ber ^panb, baf? jeber ^3lan ûr SSerbefferung unferer ej^XRetfyoben in erfter Sinie bie ^juftirung û uereinfadjen Ijai, benn ba bies ber 5|3unft ift, um ben fid) bie acfye brefyt, fo mnfj bnrd) eine
liegt bafyer
33ereinfad)ung bes 2Iugfd)lief}eng

efd)rt)inbigfeit
unb ^ u ftireng
d^rift.
beg
,"panb=@d)riftfei3eng
luad)fen.
bie Seidjtigfeit unb 25ieg gefdjie^t
burd)
23enton'
felbftâugfdjliefênbe
enau genommen,
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10.POINT SELF SPACING
GERMAN NO 40
L'nit of
measure of
this font is 9 to Pic
ebiete ttmren bie ôrtfdjritte feit Diet 2Iuf Eetnem ten fo gcring luie in ber ^tunft bes (Sdjriftfetjens. 2)ie I)ier unb ba in (Sebraud) befinblidjen s!T{afrf)inen finb burd)au3 unt)oll=
bie bei toeitem gro^te s JJiaffe ber iiblidjen d)rtft ift nod) genau ber 2Irt toie t>or toierfiunbert 3 a t) ren - Sitenn ^ranflin Ijeitte nîeber uor bem .âften ftanbe, miirbe er nid)ts>
Jommen;
s
)leue gu lernen l)aben. 'Die djrtftgtefeerei ift b,inter ber mnnberbaren 23erDoUommnung ber ^reffen uollftanbig guritd'ge^
s
blieben; bie uergro^crte efdjroinbigfeit im d)riftfeên beru^t augfd)lief5Hd) in ber 23ermet)rung ber .âften. SlUe 58emiib,un=
gen, biefem Uebelftanbe abgutjelfen, gingen barauf i)tnau^, @e^mafd)inen gu erfinben, ftatt bie 2trt unb Sêife beg anb=
gu tterbeffern. 6in ber .âuptînberniffe, ft>eld)e ben (2e^mafd)inen im SKege ftanb, ift bie ôtljmenbigfeit, mit ber 2>aran fdjeiterte l)auptfad)Iid) bie 6tu.!panb gu ,,jufttren". anb, baf? fub/rung biefer ^Jlafdnnen. (5^ liegt batjer auf ber S jeber ^plan gur 43erbefferung unferer <Se^ JJlet()oben in erfter i'tnie bie ;Juftirung gn nereinfadjen l)at, benn ba bieS ber s ^
feên
s
For
prices, sue
General Price
List,
page
86
Self Spacing Old Style

6 POINT
Roman
i~it
..r
SELF SPACING OLD STYLE No 27
measure of
this font is
to Pica
book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact
of
THE common widths
multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to produce condensed, medium or extended faces. A detailed description is printed in this Specimen Book. Self Spacing type sets line for line with the ordinary Roman, where the lengths of the alphabets
8 POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE
NO 22
I'nit of
measure of
this font
is
to to Pica
widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in
is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one
THE common
all
fonts
is called
9 POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE No 28
i'"" of measure of this font
is
9 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces
OLD STYLE NO 29
<-''
of measure of this font
is
9 to Pica
THE common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces
For
prices, see
General Price
List,
page
87
10 POINT
SELF SPACING OLD STYLE No 24
l nit of
'
measure of
this font is a to
PU
THE common widths of book

therefore the Pica
pages, miscellaneous jobs
and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems,
em
is
taken as the basis for Self

in all fonts is
Spacing type.
fraction of Pica is exact fraction called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure maybe one-sixth, or one-
some
11
POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE NO 25
t''< of measure of this font
is
8 to Pica
THE common widths

therefore the Pica
em
is
taken as the basis for Self
Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measure
12 POINT
SELF SPACING OLD STYLE NO 26
L'nit
of measure of this font
is 7
to Pica
THE common
widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The
'
thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple
For
prices, see
General Price
List,
page
88
Self Spacing Old Style Italic

% 6 POINT SELF SPACING
OLD STYLE ITALIC No 27
CIRCULAR PONT $7 oo
are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all faces will work perfectly together in the regular labor-saving measures. This unit of measure may be one-sixth, one-seventh, one-eighth, one-ninth, etc., of a Pica em, as may be desired, to
8 POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE ITALIC No 22
umns
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper col-
CIRCULAR FONT $5 40
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of this unit in width, so that the sizes of all
9 POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE ITALIC NO 28
CIRCULAR FONT $4 so
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing- type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the unit of measure. All characters, spaces and quads in the font are made some exact multiple of
10 POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE ITALIC
NO 24
CIRCULAR FONT $4 45
therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self SpacThe thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the
ing" type.
11
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems,
POINT SELF SPACING OLD STYLE ITALIC NO 25
CIRCULAR FONT $4 20
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems,
therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a Pica, and this fraction of Pica is called the
OLD STYLE ITALIC No 26
CIRCULAR FONT $3 95
The common widths of book pages, miscellaneous jobs and newspaper columns are some number of Pica ems, therefore the Pica em is taken as the basis for Self Spacing- type. The thinnest space in all fonts is some exact fraction of a
Spaces
and Quads are included with each font
89
Self Spacing Old Style Bold

30A 50a $3 30
of Old Style Bold was cut after many inquiries for a Job Face that could be used with Self Spacing to emphasize certain words. All sizes shown on this page will line and justify with the corresponding sizes of our Old Style Self Spacing Series. Repeated ex-
THIS SERIES
periments have shown that the average Compositor gains about 25 per cent, with no trouble in justification whatever. In the matter of correction of proofs the saving is something
28 A 45 a $3 35
THIS SERIES of Old Style Bold was cut after many inquiries for a Job Face that could be used with Self Spacing to emphasize certain words. All sizes shown above will line and justify with the corresponding sizes of our Old Style Self Spacing
Series.
shown that the average

cent,
Repeated
in speed
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was in my working dress, my best Philadelphia clothes being to come by sea. I was covered with dirt; my pockets were rilled with shirts and stockings I was unacquainted with a single soul in the place, and knew not where to seek lodging. Fatigued with walking, rowing, and having passed the night without sleep, I was extremely hungry, and all my money consisted of a Dutch dollar, and about a shilling's worth of coppers, which I gave to the boatmen for my passage. As 1 bad assisted them in rowing, they refused it at A man is sometimes more jirst ; but I insisted on their taking it.
arrival at
;
On my
11
my working dress, my was covered with dirt; my pockets were filled with shirts and stockings; I was unacquainted with a single soul in the place, and knew not where to
best clothes being to
ON my
arrival at Philadelphia I was in come by sea. I
seek a lodging. Fatigued with walking, rowing, and having passed the night without sleep, I was extremely hungry, and all my money consisted of a Dutch dollar, and about a shilling's worth of
coppers,
which I gave
to
the boatmen
for my passage.
As I had
Old English characters furnished -when ordered
96"
12 POINT
OLD STYLE NO
71
12
A 60 a $4 60
ON my arrival dress, my best
at
Philadelphia
was
in
my
sea.
clothes being to
come by
filled
working I was
covered with dirt;
my
pockets were
with shirts
and stockings; I was unacquainted with a single soul in the place, and knew not where to seek a lodging. Fatigued with walking, rowing, and having passed the all night without sleep, I was extremely hungry, and about a Dutch and of a consisted dollar, my money I to the boatwhich of worth gave coppers, shilling's men for my passage. As I had assisted them in rowing,
they, refused it at first
;
but
insisted on their taking

ISA
it.
14 POINT OLD STYLE
No
71
14 A 52 a $5 25
ON my
with with
arrival at Philadelphia I
was
in
my worksea.
pockets were filled was unacquainted a single soul in the place, and knew not where to seek a lodging. Fatigued with walking, rowing, and having passed the night without I was extremely hungry, and all my money consleep, sisted of a Dutch dollar, and about a shilling s worth
ing dress, my I was covered with dirt;

shirts
best clothes being to
come by
my
;
and stockings
18 POINT OLD STYLE
No
71
ISA
14
52 a $8 30
ON my arrival at Philadelphia I was in my working dress, my best clothes being

was covered with dirt; my pockets were filled with shirts and stockings; I was unacquainted with a single soul in the place, and knew not
to
sea.
I
come by
where
to seek
lodging.
Fatigued with walk
Old English characters furnished "when ordered
96*
14
10
A 28 a $7 65
10
7 A 20 a $7 65
AQUATIC Pastime
Ancient BARDS
7
4A
14 a
$6 95
American
HOME
COMFORT
7
4 A 14 a $9 35
FINE
GARDEN
Scene
5
10 a $8 35
OCEAN
Currents
4 A 6 a $8 50
Evening
SONG
3
4 a $10 45
SIR Knight Rich Bets

3
3 a $14 05
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14
POINT OLD STYLE
NO
71 ITALIC
18
52 a $5 oo
INCREDIBLE
18 POINT
Adventures of Monsieur Jack Robinson
OLD STYLE No
71 ITALIC
IOA 28 a $340
Agricultural and Industrial

22 POINT OLD STYLE No 71 ITALIC
ENTERPRISES
8
18 a
$3
15
DEXTEROUS Artisans
and Laborers
6
14 a
$335
Midsummer
Exhibition
of
FR UITS
5
10 a
$3 60
GIFTS for
the Grandchildren
4 A 8 a $4 60
Polar Skating
RINK
4 A 7 a $5
15
5 a $6 05
96*
FRENCH ELZEVIR No
8 POINT
40 A 20 A 90 a $4 00
unless he is a natural genius, should spend long years in study and patient practice, cultivating his taste and strengthening his judgment, before he enters far into the domain of original designing, if he wishes to give better satisfaction to his employers and to the customers of his employers. New beginners often bring forth new designs, never known before and which no one would probably ever wish to see again, at a marvellous speed. But in this, as in everything else, the farther they advance the more careful they are of their opinions and ideas as authority for those whom they consider their inferiors in all respects. Newness, however, should not be their sole thought, unless they know that they can improve upon that which already exists in the same department. A new thing without merit is worse than an old thing worn threadbare. An entirely original piece of composition is an almost unknown production, when we consider the word original to mean the bringing into existence that which was unknown before. Original ideas are not so plenty
A COMPOSITOR,
AN ORIGINAL PIECE OF COMPOSITION A PRODUCTION NOT PERCEIVED
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IT
is
an evidence of a
it
ing to see
destined.
growing desire on the part of those interested in printmore worthily filling the exalted position for which it was surely But when we take into consideration the long line of years through-
out which our craft has suffered the depleting influences of those who have gone into it to make money, and that quickly, we must be prepared for a somewhat arduous task in our endeavor to right it again. ( It is hardly likely with such an accumulation of evils as have been heaped upon us.) Let us have patience. Rome was not built in a day, yet it did not take old Nero much longer than that to reduce it to ashes. Again let us have patience. Who knows but that out of the ashes which already seem to be faintly burning, our
ONLY SUCCEEDS
IN
SHOWING
HIS
IGNORANCE
12 POINT
28 A 16 A 62 a $5 00
has been said about artistic printing that, at the first one would naturally come to the conclusion that all that blush, could be said had been said. Yet it is not so. We can scarcely open a trade organ without seeing something, either good, bad or indifferent, on the subject. In fact our daily and weekly newspapers and literary journals must also have their say, with an amount of freshness that betokens "a few more words." As yet, there seems no likelihood of arriving at a very speedy
So MUCH
A CHAPTER ON ARTISTIC PRINTING
96
'
FRENCH ELZEVIR No
14 POINT
1
20 A 10 A 50 a
On my arrival dress, my best
working was clothes being to come by sea. covered with dirt my pockets were filled with shirts
Philadelphia
I
I
; ;
at
was
in
my
was unacquainted with a single soul and stockings in the place and knew not where to seek rest, as night
1
EXTENSIVE CHICAGO PUBLISHERS
14
A 20 a $431
20 a $1 50
waters years ago kissed the prow of the Mayflower as she neared
a sterile and inhospitable shore, is the childhood days dear old home of
Whose
my
ANCIENT HISTORIES
24 POINT
8
10 a
$400
10 a $1 12
In the
town
of Kingston, in the
state of Massachusetts, not far
from that ancient and beautiful
bay whose waters kissed the
PROWS OF
SHIPS
96 m
FRENCH ELZEVIR No
42 POINT
1
5
6 a $5 66
6 a $1 76
The
Invention of the
Printing Art has long
been recognized as a subject which needs
CAMBRIDGE
4 A 5 a $7 34
5 a
$2 66
The
in printing
is
vention
bein_ recognized as a subject of study
96'
96"
15 POINT
OLD STYLE No 72
Or boding WHEN Fear

There's
grief falls heavy on thee,

ills
alarm,
not to lean upon meThen, brother! take my arm.
many
a carking trouble
That taketh two to bear, And one would bend quite double Beneath so sore a care.
If malice, in its rancor,
Has sought thy mortal harm,
My
shoulder be thine anchorHere, brother! take my arm.

all,
Though
in time of trial,
May
Nay,
turn their look awaybrother! no denial -
My
arm
shall be thy stay.
were mine to-morrow, A grief but love could charm, Fd cry, amid the sorrow,
If grief
brother! give thine arm. 'Tis Christlike when another
Good
That sinking cry shall heed; For man to man's a brother
More
truly
when
in need.
THOMAS MACKEI,LAR,
PH.D.
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6 POINT
OLD STYLE No 72
contributed
his
tools,
the son of William Ronaldson, was born 1768, at Gorgie, near and died in the city of PhilaEdinburgh, delphia in 1842. In 1794 he arrived at aboard the sailing-vessel Philadelphia, Providence. Shortly after his arrival he renewed his acquaintance with Archibald Binny, whom he had formerly met when living in Scotland. For a year or two after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on a biscuit bakery. His establishment was destroyed by fire in 1796, so that he found himself out of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an ale-house: their acquaintance ripened into a friendly intimacy, and they soon learned each other's views and prospedls. The result was that a copartnership was formed between them, beginning Nov. i, 1796, establishing the first permanent type-foundry in this country. Ronaldson contributed the greater portion of the capital, and took charge of the financial part of the enterprise. Binny, who was a practical type-founder, and at one time had carried on the business at Edinburgh,
JAMES RONALDSON,
stock of
and
mechanical department. The connection proved advantageous to each party, and a prosperous business was the result.
types,
and assumed control of the
metal,
American
printers,
time relied on British founders for their type, patronized the new establishment, and, to quote the words of Ronaldson, "the importation of foreign type ceased in proportion as Binny & Ronaldson became known to the printers of the United States." The type-founding tools and material, which Benjamin Franklin had brought with him from France for his own convenience in casting sorts, came into possession of the firm in 1806. After Dr. Franklin's death, they became the property of Mr. Duane, a relative of the philosopher, who, justly appreciating the true ardor with which Messrs. Binny & Ronaldson endeavored to succeed, offered them the loan of these tools. After an examination of them by Ronaldson, he was so much pleased with the superiority of a number of them over their own, and fearing that Mr. Duane might change his
who had up
to this
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control of the financial branch of the business. Binny, who was a practical type-founder, and had carried on the business in Edinburgh, contributed his tools, stock of metal, and types, and superintended the mechanical
JAMES RONALDSON,
a son of William Ronaldson, was born in the year 1768, at Gorgie, near Edinburgh, and died in Philadelphia in 1842. In 1794 he came to Philadelphia in the sailingvessel Providence. Shortly after his arrival he renewed his acquaintance with Mr. Archibald Binny, whom he had previously known in Scotland. For a year or two after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on a biscuit bakery. His establishment was destroyed by fire in 1796, so that he found himself without occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an ale-house; their acquaintance soon ripened into a friendly intimacy, and they early learned each other's prospects and views. The result was the formation of a copartnership, beginning Nov. i,
1796,
establishing the
first
type-foundry in this country. Mr. 'Ronaldson contributed the greater portion of the capital, and assumed
permanent
department. The connection proved mutually advantageous, and resulted in a prosperous business. American printers, who had hitherto relied on British founders for their supply of type, patronized the new concern, and, in Mr. Ronaldson 's words, "the importation of foreign type ceased in proportion as Binny & Ronaldson became known to the printers of the United States." In 1806, the typefounding tools and materials, which Dr. Benjamin Franklin had brought from France for his own convenience in casting sorts, came into possession of the said firm. After Dr. Franklin's death, they became the property of Mr. Duane, who was a near relative of the philosopher, who, appreciating
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8 POINT OLD STYLE
No 72
JAMES RONALDSON, the son
had previously known in Scotland. For a year or two Ronaldson carried on a biscuit bakery. His establishment was destroyed by fire in 1796, so that he found himself out of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an ale-house their acquaintance ripened into a friendly intimacy, and they soon learned each other's views and prospects. The natural result was the formation of a copartnership between them, beginning November i, 1796, establishing the first permanent type-foundry in the United States. Ronaldson furnished the greater portion of the capital, and assumed control of the financial branch of the business. Binny, who was a practical type-founder, and had carried on the business in Edinburgh, contributed his tools, stock of metal, and types, and superintended the manufacturing department. The connection proved mutally advantageous, and a most prosperous business was the result. American printers, who had hitherto relied on the British founders for their supply of type, patronized the new establishment, and, in the words of Ronaldson, ''the importation Ronaldson became of foreign type ceased in proportion as Binny known to the printers of the United States." During 1806 the typeBinny,
after his arrival in this country
;
of William Ronaldson, was born in 1768, at Gorgie, near Edinburgh, and died in Philadelphia in 1842. In 1794 he came to Philadelphia in the sailing-vessel Providence. short time after his arrival he renewed his acquaintance with Archibald
whom he
&
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JAMES RONALDSON, son of William Ronaldson, was born
ance with Archibald Binny, whom he had previously known while in Scotland. For a year or two after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on a biscuit bakery. His establishment was totally destroyed by fire in 1796, so that he found himself out of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered their acquaintance ripened into a most Binny in an ale-house friendly intimacy, and they soon learned each other's intentions and prospects. The natural result of this was the formation of a copartnership between them, beginning November i, 1796, establishing the first permanent type-foundry in the United States. Ronaldson furnished the greater portion of the capital invested, and assumed control of the financial branch of the business. Binny, who was a practical type-founder, and had carried on the business
;
in 1768, at Gorgie, near Edinburgh, and died in the city of Philadelphia in 1842. In 1794 he came to Philadelphia in the sailing-vessel Providence. Shortly after his arrival he renewed his acquaint-
in Edinburgh, contributed his tools, stock of metal, and types, and The connection proved superintended the manufacturing department. mutually advantageous, and a prosperous business was the result
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10 POINT
OLD STYLE NO 72
JAMES RONAUDSON, the son
of William Ronaldson, was born in 1768, at Gorgie, near Edinburgh, and died in Philadelphia in the year 1842. In 1794 he came to Philadelphia, aboard the Shortly after his arrival he resailing-vessel Providence. newed his acquaintance with Archibald Binny, whom he had For a year or previously known when living in Scotland. two after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on a His establishment was destroyed by fire in biscuit bakery. 1796, so that he found himself deprived of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an their acquaintance ripened into a most friendly ale-house intimacy, and they soon learned each other's views and prospeels. The natural result was a copartnership between them,
;
beginning Nov. i, 1796, establishing the first permanent typeRonaldson, who furnished the foundry in the United States. greater portion of the capital, assumed control of the financial part of the business. Binny, who was a practical type-founder
i
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POINT OLD STYLE NO 72
JAMES RONALDSON,
the son of William Ronaldson, was born in 1768, at Gorgie, near Edinburgh, and died in In 1794 he came to Philadelphia, Philadelphia in 1842. aboard the sailing-vessel Providence. Shortly after his arrival he renewed his intimacy with Archibald Binny, with whom he was on friendly terms when in Scotland.
For a year or two after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on a biscuit bakery. His establishment was destroyed by fire in 1796, so that he found himself out of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an ale-house their acquaintance ripened into a friendly intimacy, and they shortly learned each other's views and prospecls. The natural result was a copartnership between them, beginning Nov.
;
/, 1796, establishing the first permanent type-foundry in the United States. Ronaldson, who furnished the greater
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12 POINT
OLD STYLE No 72
JAMES RONALDSON,
was born in 1768,
the son of William Ronaldson,
at Gorgie, near
Edinburgh, and
In 1794 he arrived died in Philadelphia in 1842. at Philadelphia in the sailing-vessel Providence. Shortly after his arrival he renewed his acquaintance with Archibald Binny,
whom
he had formerly
For a year or two living in Scotland. after his arrival in this country Ronaldson carried on His establishment was destroyed a biscuit bakery. by fire in 1796; by this disaster he found himself out of an occupation. It is related that about this time he encountered Binny in an ale-house; their acquaintance ripened into a friendly intimacy, and they soon learned each other's views and prospects. The natural result was a copartnership was formed by them, beginning Nov. i, 1796, establishing the first permanent type-foundry in the United States. Ronaldson furnished the greater part of the capital, and assumed control of the financial branch of the
business.
known when
and had
Binny, who was a practical type-founder, carried on the business in Edinburgh, contools, stock
tributed his
of metal, and
types,
and
took
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received a wholesome castigation For stealing to the Battery to play
I
Without parental leave and approbation

I'll
I told
not forget it to my latest day. a rather hesitating story,
Not quite in keeping with

It
my
course in youth;
the truth.
may have been a crooked allegory, And did not run in straight lines with
I bless
the rod, and bless the hand that wielded, Although it made my youthful shoulders tickle.
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R0NALDS0N
18 POINT
OLD STYLE No 72
14A 30 a $4 so
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Twenty-five Genuine Raphael Paintings
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20 a $4 70
RARE PRINTS
Discovered in Ancient Brittany
8
16 a $5 85
ANTIQUARIAN
Researches in Jerusalem
6
12 a
$7 oo
MEDIEVAL
Pyramid Architecture
5
8 a $8 oo
Curious Amulets
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Ronaldson Condensed
48 POINT
SOBER Minded GIRL

7
12 a
$5 25
Eastern
PATROL
Stations
8
14a $415
IMPORTANT PERSON
Mediocrity's Dictatorial Bearing
24 POINT
10
18 a
$3 60
18
POINT
14
28 a $3
15
PROTESTS
Crossing Bayonets
22
RESTORATION
Luxuries of Relaxation
45 a $2 70
10
POINT
26
52 a $2 55
YOUTHFUL LOVERS
Treading on Enchanted Ground
INTIMIDATE & TERRIFY

Ghost Story and Scarecrow Dealers
Dream
of Fairyland
Improved Burglar Alarm
8 POINT
30 A 60 a $2 50
6 POINT
36
70 a $2 50
SCIENTIFIC INCONGRUITY
Cherished Theories Relentlessly Exploded Centuries of Implicit Credence
EXCELLENCE IN WORKMANSHIP
Trustworthy Dealing with the World and his Wife
Untainted by Equivocation
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Ronaldson Extended
4
6 a $8 45
NINE More
5
8 a $6 55
Truck PATCH STATED

6
10 a
$5 40
National Returns
8
12
a $4 65
18
POINT
10A 16a $400
WAVE
Departing
18A 28a $3 50
BRIQHT
Dainty Child
10 POINT
20 A 30 a $3 00
MINUTES
Dramatic Society
Elocutionists
8 POINT 22
AMBITIOUS
Energetic Schoolboy
F*ULstiing
Ahead
32 a $2 70
6 POINT
25
40 a $2 45
MUNCHAUSKN
"Writer of Circus Posters Medical Certificates
SUMMER VKRDTJRE
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Ronaldson Title Slope

36 POINT
5
8 a $6 00
CHILD Spankers GR VMBLING

6
10 a $5
25
Jawtickler Curatives
8A
14a $450
TEXAN STEERS
Cowboy Lassos Electrified
12
22 a $4
15
POCKET BATTERY
Thoroughly Paralyzes Pickpockets
12
POINT
20 A 40 a $3 55
10
POINT
22
45 a $3 35
ELECTRIC
Burglar Alarm Hinges For Chicken Coops
8 POINT 25
RAPID TRANSIT
Fleeting Landscape Scene
Passing Glimpse
6 POINT
50 a $3
15
30 A 60 a $3 00
CRIME PUNISHED
Appliances to Produce Torture
Suitable to the Offense
DYNAMO & COMPANY

Contrivers of Electrical Machinery Adapted to Various Purposes
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Ronaldson Clarendon
PATENTED
5
8 a $8 35
Rubber
SHOES
6
10 a
$7 00
HONEST
Merchant
8
16 a
$6 05
STARVATION
Stoppage for Luncheon
10
A 20a
$5 00
NT
14
28 a $4 65
SUGAR
Maple Region
22
WEDDINGS
Joyous Occasions
25
45 a $3 05
50 a $3 55
REFORMATION
Honest
Officials
EXAMINATIONS
Application Blanks Mailed Gratuitously
Accept
Public Trusts
30 A 60 a $3 45
6 POINT
36
70 a $3 35
POI,ITICAI, PROBLEM Discovering Methods to Secure Rapid Postal Service
EXPOSTULATING CITIZENS
Freeholders and Taxpayers Combined
Grand Mass Meeting
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LD STYLE TITLE
DYNAMO
Great Proijress
^^^
6A 9a
$6 25
ELECTRIC
Lighting Triumph
8 A 12 a $5 50
ASTRONOMER
Heavenly Observation
12
22 a $5 25
MODERN WONDER
Musical Selections Repeated Automatically
14
POINT
ISA 30 a $5 00
STRIKING LIKENESS
Instantaneous Photograph Produced Sunshine Necessary
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LO STYLE TITLE
12
POINT
22
32 a $4 95
AIVXE-ADAMIC RESEARCH Sciolistic Theory of Human Organisms

Dominance of Monkeyism
10 POINT
25
42 a $435
SEW-ACTIIVG TELEPHONES
Instructive to the Egotistical
and Self-conceited Hearing Sharpened and Made Acute

Electrical Chatterbox
A
9 POINT
25
42 a $3 90
OBSERVATIONS AFTER SU3SDOWBJ

Youth's Glittering Flittings or Old Hen's Experience Courtships and Merry-Making Selecting Partners
8 POINT
1
25 A 42 a $3 90
THE TRAINING-SKIRT NUISANCE

Unsightly but Useful
Warranted Eventually to Kill every Devotee of Fashion Cheap and Inexpensive Sweepers for Cities
7 POINT
25
42 a $3 85
UNIVERSAL,
MODERN MARTYRS
\Vasp-WaistccI Feminities and Fashion's Daily Followers Exquisite Dandies and Shoe-Pinched Damsels Higrh-heeled Promenaders
6 POINT
30 A 52 a $3 75
NOTKS
OIJ
THB
I.A1COK
QUESTION
>-
Competency Speedily Acquired toy Distributing: Views of the Confirmed Iôafers n< "Vot Toil Reduced to a Minimum
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Ronaldson Gothic
PATENTED
5
7 a $7 15
Pleasant
DREAM
6
9 a $5 80
Sugar CANDY Gratis

8
12
a $4 95
OLDENTIME Observance
10
15
a $3 70
Splendid
18
PRESENTS Displayed
12
POINT
18 a
$3
15
14
POINT
18
28 a $3
15
OVERFLOWING
Family Blessings
22
34 a $3 10
JQ
POINT
28
45 a $3 10
AFTER DINNER Boisterous Enjoyment Shared by Adults

8 POINT
MODEST MAIDENS
Courteous and Polite Girls Womanhood Adored
38
55 a $3 10
6 POINT
40 A 60 a $3
10
KRISS KRINGLE ANTICS Wriggling Down Narrow Chimneys
WELCOME AS SPRINGTIME
Opportunities to Please the Children
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6 POINT
30A 20A lOOa $400
PRECEPTS IMPARTED TO THE MASTER AS WELL AS THE APPRENTICE

LECTURE ON THOROUGHNESS
printing offices is an accomplishment that is often neglected by those who are learning and by those who are practicing the principles contained in our high and noble calling. While it is true that much is left to the taste and judgment of the workman, and much of his success depends upon the
Thoroughness
in
cultivation of taste and exercise of judgment, it is also true that there are numerous important fixed rules and principles that no sensible printer will care to ignore; and if he does run counter to them he does so at his own risk, and in the end will be more harmed than benefited by his own stubbornness or ignorance. Most printers, who set themselves up as original and artistic printers, are original botches, and they continue to hold their own through life, or until some accident or combination of circumstances forces them to see their weakness, when, if they are not too proud and conceited, they may, by patient industry and perseverance, hope to become workmen of ordinary ability, and spend the remainder of their days in quiet usefulness. Artistic workmen are few indeed. If a person has enough artistic ability to be able at all times to create forms of beauty and symmetry that will be the wonder of his less fortunate neighbors, he can always find employment more remunerative. "Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well," is a maxim that few follow because many do not know how. Cheap Printing may serve a cheap man, but
7 POINT
30A 15A 90a $460
SOME ANNOYING HABITS POSSESSED BY THE SLOUGHY PRINTER COMMENT ON THE SLOUCH
A number of interesting experiments are performed by compositors in the several processes of setting, correcting and distributing type, that may be justly classified outside the pale of typographic tolerance. As long as the offender is unnoticed or not discovered in his mean habits, just so long will he continue to exercise them. These practices, as we all know, are confined only to the more incompetent, or to the workman who is intentionally slovenly. They mark his course at every turn in the office, and require little investigation to establish their rightful originator. What a source of annoyance it is to the careful man to lift a handful of matter for distribution and find it This is the lazy man or slouch graphically plentifully interlarded with bent spaces. A bent space might accidently occur in the matter, and such a fact might illustrated. than once and be but where the premeditated reminder of so much more forgiven happen careless and slouchy spacing comes into the hands of careful printers who use their best
;
8 POINT
30 A 15 A 90 a $460
THE EVILS THAT BESET THE PRINTERS

LOW-PRICED JOB
It
WHO GET LOW
PRICES
WORK
has been said that there is less profit in the printing business, for the of capital invested and the amount of energy required, than in most other lines of business. There is considerable truth in this without a doubt; though, in a great measure the fact of its possessing any truth is more attributable to the loose methods that some printers resort to, than to anything essentially necessary to and in fact forming a part of the business itself. It is due to abuses which have grown up within the business, and are tolerated by those engaged in has become unprofitable. it, that it Take, for instance, the system of daily
amount
soliciting of estimates as practiced by stationers everywhere. Many people, through convenience or friendship, give their orders for printing to their stationers. Use printers' ink applied by me, and you will never meet the sheriff with a red flag.
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French
10 POINT
Id Style
No 2
24 A 12 A 75 a
$470
A CLASS
OF MEN
WHO
NEED ALL THE CUFFS THEY GET
SCORING THE PRINTER

printer read up in his profession as thoroughly as he should say not. It is a deplorable fact, but nevertheless true, that, as a class, the printers of this country do not keep read Where you find one up on the subject of printing to any extent.
Does the
?
I
should
that does, you will find a dozen that do not. In this day every office in the land is kept supplied with all manner of craft journals, speci-
men
sheets
of
late
faces,
and numberless circulars describing new

for
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THE ORIGIN OF ROMAN TYPES, WITH CHANGES BEFORE AND AFTER REACHING
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Italian scribes of the fifteenth century were famous for their beautiful manuscripts, written in a hand entirely different from the Gothic of the Germans, or the Secretary of the French and
Netherlands calligraphers. It was only natural that the first Italian printers, when they set up their press at Subiaco, should form their letters upon the best model or the national scribes. The Cicero de Oratore of 1465 is claimed by some as the first book printed in Roman type, although the character shows that the German artists who printed it had been unable wholly to shake off the traditions of the pointed Gothic school of typography in which they had learned their craft. The type of the Lactantius, and the improved type of the works subsequently printed by Sweynheim and Pannartz at Rome, as well as those of Ulric Hahn, were, in facL GothicRomans ; and it was not till Nicholas Jenson, a Frenchman, in 1470, printed his Eusebii Praeparatio at enice, that the true Roman appeared in Italy, -which -was destined to become the ruling character in European Typography. Fournier and others have considered that Jenson derived his Roman letter from a mixture of alphabets of various countries ; but it is only necessary to compare the Eusebius with the Italian manuscripts of the period, to see that no such elaborate selection of models was necessary or likely. Jensen's font is on a body corresponding to English. The font is round and clear, and differing in fashion only from its future progeny. The capital alphabet consists of twenty-three letters (J, U, not being yet in use) ; the lower case alphabet is the same and except that the u is substituted for the v, and in addition there is a complete the font, there are fifteen long f, and the diphthongs. contractions, six double letters, and three points, the . : ? making seventy-three punches in all. Jensen's Roman letter fell after his death into the hands of a firm of which Andrea Torresani was head. Aldus Manutius subsequently associated himself with Torresani, and, becoming his son-in-law and heir, eventually inherited his punches, matrices, and types. The Roman fonts of Aldus were eclipsed by his Italic and Greek, but he cut several fine alpha-
To
Renouard mentions eightdistinctfonts between 1494andf558. type was adopted oefore 1473 by Mentelin of Strasburg, whose beautiful letter placed him in the front rank of the German printers. Gunther Zainer, who settled at Augsburg in 1469, after printing some works in the round Gothic, also adopted, in 1472,
bets.
Roman
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Roman of the Venetian School, fonts of which he is said to have brought direct from Italy. The German name of Antiqua, applied to the Roman character, has generally been supposed to imply a reluctance to admit the claim of Italy to the credit of introducing this style of letter. As, however, the Italians themselves called the letter the Lettera
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ROMAN CHARACTERS THE FIRST TYPES USED

IN FRANCE, IN
THE YEAR | RANGE received printing

some
size,
and the
Roman
character at the same time, the first work of the Sorbonne press in J470 being in a hand-
Roman
letter
about Great Primer in
slight suggestion of Gothic in ^JS* some of the characters. Gering, a German himself, and his associates, had learned their art at Basle, but cut, and probably designed, their own letter on the best
with a
available models. Their font is rudely cast, so that several of their words appear only half-printed in the impression, and have been finished by hand. It has been stated erroneously, by several writers, on the authority of Chevillier, that their font was without capitals. The font is complete in that respect, and Chevillier's expression, "lettres capitales," as he himself explains, refers to the initial letters for which blank spaces were left to be filled in by hand. Besides the ordinary capital and lower-case alphabets, the font abounds in abbreviations. This letter was used in all the works of the Sorbonne press, but when Gering left the Sorbonne and established himself at the Soleil aOr, in J473, he made use of a Gothic letter. In his later works, however, new and greatly improved fonts of the Roman appear. Jodocus Badius, who by some is erroneously supposed to
have been the
first
who
brought the
Roman
letters
from
Italy to France, did not establish his famous Prelum Ascensianum in Paris till about J500, when he printed in Roman not, however, before one or two other French types printers had already distinguished themselves in the introduction of printing from the adopted Roman characters. The French quickly recognized the opportunities of printing, but were slow in improving the shapes of the Roman letter.
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ROMAN WAS
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OMAN
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of
Aeneas
Silvius in the Italian
letter.
His
font is elegant, and rather a lighter face than most of the early Roman fonts of other coun-
This printer appears to have been the in the Low Countries who used this one only type during the fifteenth century; nor was it till Plantin, in J555, established his famous
tries.
press at Antwerp, that the

to
Roman
attained
after
all
any him the Elzevirs, were destined to eclipse

other artists in their execution of this
in their
letter,
degree of excellence.
But Plantin, and
which
hands became a model
for the
typography of all civilization. It should be mentioned, however, that the Elzevirs are not supposed to have cut their own punches. The Roman types which they made famous, and
which are known by their name, were cut by Christopher Van Dijk, the form of whose letter was subsequently adopted by English printers with only a few immaterial changes.
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WITZERLAND
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Roman letter of
of the
Amerbach
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city,
of Basle, and still the beautiful fonts
same who between 1491 and
printed some of the finest books then known in Europe. Christopher Froschouer of Zurich, about \ 545, made use of a peculiar and not unpicturesque form of the Roman letter, in which the round sorts were thickened, after the Gothic fashion, at their opposite cor-^ ê ners, instead of at their opposite sides.
1527
FIRST INTRODUCED IN HE Roman was first introduced in

England in J 5 J 8 by Richard Pynson. This printer's Norman birth, and his close relationship with the typographers of Rouen, together with his supposed intimacy with the famous Basle typographer Froben, make it highly probable that he procured his letter abroad, or modelled it on
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^ ENGLAND,
appearance, displays considerable irregularity and has many contractions.^

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JHE Roman made
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way
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Rastefl,
an
Berthelet, and Day, maintained average excellence* But it rapidly degener-
Wyer,
and while other countries were dazzling Europe by the brilliancy of their impressions, the English Roman letter went from good to While Claude bad, and from bad to worse. Garamond in France was carrying into noble practice the theories of the form and proportion
ated,
his master, Geofroy Tory; while the Estiennes at Paris, Sebastian Gryphe
of letters set out
by
Lyons, Froben at Basle, Froschouer at Zurich, and Christopher Plantin at Antwerp, were moulding their alphabets into models that were to become classical, English printers, manacled body and soul by their patents and monopolies and state persecutions, achieved nothing with the Roman type that was not retrograde* For a time a struggle appears to have existed between the Black-letter and the Roman for the mastery of the English press, and at one period
at
the curious spectacle fonts of the two*^
***&**
was
presented of
mixed
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temperament of Columbus is discernible throughout his writand in all his actions. It spread a golden and glorious world around him, and tinged everything with its own gorgeous colors. It betrayed him into visionary speculations, which subjected him to the sneers and cavilSuch were lings of men of cooler and safer but more grovelling minds. the opinions formed on the coast of Paria, about the form of the earth, and the situation of the terrestial paradise about the mines of Ophir, in Hisand such was the paniola, and of the Aurea Chersonesus, in Veragua heroic scheme of the crusade for the recovery of the holy sepulchre. It mingled with his religion, and filled his mind with solemn and visionary meditations on mystic passages of the scriptures, and the shadowy portents of the prophecies. It exalted his office in his eyes, and made him conceive himself an agent sent upon a sublime and awful mission, subject to impulses and supernatural visions from the Deity such as the voice he imagined spoke to him in comfort, amidst the troubles of Hispaniola, and in the silence of the night, on the disastrous coast of Veragua. He was decidedly a visionary, but a visionary of an uncommon and successful
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, A NATIVE OF GENOA
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poetical
temperament of Columbus
in all his actions.
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writings,
and
the form of the earth, and the situation of the terrestrial paradise; about the mines of Ophir, in Hispaniola, and of the Aurea Chersonesus, in Veragua and such was the heroic scheme of the crusade for the recovery of the holy sepulchre. It mingled with his religion, and filled his mind with solemn and visionary meditations on mystic passages of the
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shadowy portents of the prophecies. It exalted and made him conceive himself an agent sent upon a sublime and awful mission, subject to impulses and supernatural visions from the Deity; such as the voice he imagined spoke to him
scriptures, and the his office in his eyes,
THE SUPERIOR CHARACTER OF COLUMBUS
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of the mind; it is sometimes as recreant to its trust, when most its service may be required, as the veriest bankrupt; at other times, when in a fit of strange caprice, it will obtrude upon us in a most unwelcome and unceremonious manner, heaping upon us thoughts and Yet, after all, memory is indispensable to things we would willingly bury in oblivion. moral economy; its aid is as much required in things mean as in things immense. Without this mysterious private secretary, we could not enact our several parts on the arena of life; our boasted being would be reduced to a mere vegetable existence. Memory is said to be essential to every kind of action; timid animals are instigated to avoid capture, and to flee from the attacks of the very ferocious, more from the remembrance of the consequences of previous sufferings than from what we are accustomed to call instinct. It is recorded that on the first discovery of the Falkland Islands, hares and foxes, as well as birds, If a dog, for example, is well punished for an quietly suffered themselves to be taken. can only speak of the function as an offence, he is not likely often to repeat the act. attribute of mind in metaphors; such as the tablets of memory, a storehouse of ideas, and the like; but the thing is intangible and inconceivable as to its nature. Memory seems to require an increase of its retentive power over the objects derivable through the senses of sight, sound, and touch; for example, a cherished form and face, the accents of a voice we have loved, a magnificent landscape, or a superb structure, make a deep
The faculty of memory, which receives and retains ideas and images, and which exhibits them again with or without the exercise of volition, early became the subject of philosophical research. There are very many curious phenomena connected with this power
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faculty of memory, which receives and retains ideas and images, and which exhibits them again with or without the exercise of volition, early became the subject of philosophical research. There are very many curious phenomena connected with this power of the mind ; it is sometimes as recreant to its trust, when most its service may be required, as the veriest bankrupt ; at other times, when in a fit of strange caprice, it will obtrude upon us in a most unwelcome
and unceremonious manner, heaping upon us thoughts and things willingly bury in oblivion. Yet, after all, memory is indispensable to moral economy its aid is as much required in things mean as in things immense. Without this mysterious private secreour tary, we could not enact our several parts on the arena of life boasted being would be reduced to a mere vegetable existence. Memory is said to be essential to every kind of action timid animals are instigated to avoid capture, and to flee from the attacks of the very ferocious, more from the remembrance of the consequences of previous sufferings than from what we are accustomed to call instinct. It is recorded that on the first discovery of the Falkland
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eENTURY RGMAIV
The Century appeared modernized old-style type, which was then something of a novelty. It had never been used in any similar publication, and it gave distinction to the page. It had authority in its favor, as the outgrowth of a style (shown on pages 96/-96A, of the specimen book), introduced by WILLIAM CASLON of London about 1720, and then so pleasingly cut that it broke down every attempt at rivalry. For seventy years it was comJ_
rPHE first number of

in a
mended
as incomparably the best cut of it went out of fashion. At the beginning of the present century readers complained of its angularity and grayness.
type, but
demanded new styles, and the typefounders provided them in profusion : the Thome fat-face of prodigious blackness the Didot round-face, not quite as black or fat-faced; the Bodoni, with round letters and sharp hair-lines; the French poetic face, compressed to the extreme of tenuity; the socalled Scotch-face (devised by the late S. N. DICKINSON of Boston, who established the Dickinson Type Foundry, the Boston Branch of the American Type Founders' Company, although first cut in Edinburgh); and the skeleton light-face, with its razor-edged
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and needle-like pointed stems, fashionable during the first part of century
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have returned to simplicity and beauty this is perfection." Yet it was admired by bibliophiles only dainty readers did not approve of its angular letters and its disproportioned capitals. Accepted for reprints of old books, it was rejected for modern work. To make it palatable to the general reader, type-founders devised a "modernized old-style," in which harsh features were modified and new features of greater delicacy were added. So changed, it became a more salable letter, but it never found marked favor with the ordinary newspaper or the book publisher.
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it
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we
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had been suppressed, and that the new features were no improvement that been made lighter, sharper, and broader, until its true character had been cut to
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still prefer the cut of CASLON with all its admitted faults, The average reader rejects the blacker, clearer, and more readable. angularities of the old and the new cut, and prefers the symmetry of types of modern fashion. In the bewildering variety of faces devised during this century, one peculiarity, the sharp hair-line (a fashion introduced by BODONI
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and DIDOT, in imitation of the delicate lines of the copper-plate printer), has never been changed. When printing was done upon wet paper, against an elastic blanket, the hair-line was necessarily thickened by its impress against the yielding paper, which over-lapped the sides of every line. Under this treatment the hair-line appeared thicker in print than in type, and was unobjectionable to printer or reader but when the new method began (as it did in 1872) of printing on dry and smooth paper against an inelastic surface
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MR. THEODORE
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DEVINNE ON THE CENTURY ROMAN.
(From The Century, March, 1896.)

[NOTE. This series of modern Roman type was cut by the American Type Founders' Company for The Century, in accordance with the suggestions and under the supervision of Mr. THEODORE The punches were cut on the Benton L. DEViNNE, the eminent printer of that magazine. punch-cutting machine from one set of drawings. A very complete line of accents has been added to meet the requirements of high-class book and magazine work.]
change has taken place in who have wearied of light types and gray imThere is an unmistakable pressions. demand for bold and stronger print. American type-founders recently introduced several styles of bold and black letter for publishers and adA Xi. the taste of readers,
vertisers, as well as for bibliophiles.
GREAT
the narrowness of the measure compels an overturning and mangling of lines, a waste of space, and needless
Experiment proved that a book-type moderately compressed and properly cut was as readable as round or expanded type
first made in Holland in 1732, ever since have been more largely used than types of any other cut by the printers of France and southern Europe. In dictionaries and books of two or more columns to the page, the compressed face is a necessity. The slightness of the compression in this new face will be perceived at a glance in a comparison of the alphabets of the old and of the new face as here submitted.
irritation to the reader.
Compressed types,
The "Jenson," "Monotone," and the " " DeVinne are in high favor with all,
not for their novelty of form, but for their greater legibility. With these evidences before them of a general preference for bolder types, the publishers of The Century decided that they would swim with the tide, and have types of larger face and thicker
hair-lines.
According to old
rules,
types would be bolder and more readable when made larger and wider. Experiments made with broad letters proved that increased expansion did not always secure increased The broad and round faces legibility. which seemed so beautiful in largemargined pages of Bodoni and Didot were not all beautiful (quite the reverse) when printed in double columns on a page with narrow margins. To use types in which the thick strokes of each type are unduly spread apart on a page with narrow margins is an incongruity that cannot be justified. When margins are ample, and space is not pinched, types may be broad and even expanded. When the page is over-full, the types should be compressed to suit the changed condition. The fault of over-broad type is most noticed in books of poetry, in which
Roman
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this face too full of technical detail to interest the casual reader. Only a maker of instruments of precision can appreciate the subservient tools, gauges, and machines that show aberrations of a ten-thousandth part of an inch only an expert punch cutter can understand why minute geois
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, The idling, careless boy will ripen Into a lazy, dissolute fellow. fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny ; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady Industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualibe inquired of him. Has he had a fair common-school educaIs he a perfect speller' Has he a turn for reading ? Is his Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He w told the hours at which he is to
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EXPERIENCE
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indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education ? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them himself. When the words are perfectly correct, he justifies the line tight enough to prevent it from falling down when
workman. Good morals and steady industry are
the composing-stick is slightly inclined, and yet sufficiently loose to enable him to lift it out with ease. In thus spacing out the line, the blanks between the words must be so graduated that, when the matter is printed, all the words will appear at equal distances apart. No matter how impatient he may be, to sift on, he must be drilled at this exercise till he becomes a thorough master of it. The sirand doctrine to be instilled into him at first is, to do his work well and correctly; swiftness will follow as a natural consequence. He sets a second line ; and after
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common- school education? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuHe sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the ality is enjoined upon him. position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them himself. When the words are perfectly correct, he justifies the line tight enough to prevent it from falling down when the composing-stick is slightly inclined, and yet sufficiently loose to enable him to lift it out with ease. In thus spacing
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the -maker of his own destiny: and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair commonschool education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them himWhen the words are perfectly correct, he justifies the line light enough to prevent it from self.
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The and if he fails to acfact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny quire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told lo set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good
as the
qualities proposes to learn the art
morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, -he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year
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way
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unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a masterworkman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the
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morals and steady industry are indispensable. "When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired Is he a perfect speller? of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and He sweeps the room, he go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composWhen he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to tfte foreman ing type. The errors in the Une are pointed out or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed.
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EXPEEIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him. Has he had a fair commonschool education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the
pi, this
composing
he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of type. When he is put to composition, lie is told to set up one line and
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle fifteen years of age? him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps
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as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a masterknowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be
proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just
inquired of him,
Has he had a
fair
common-school education?
Is
he a
Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is perfect speller? he under fifteen years of age ? true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the
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EXPEKIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady in;
dustry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common -school education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps
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POINT NO 61
EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the .workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair commonschool education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts
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EÊKIENCE
proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman,
just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair, commonschool education? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under .fifteen years of age ? true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict
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just as surely as the

tree.
that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful and steady man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will
;
EXPERIENCE proves
mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a masterworkman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable.
When
a lad
who
and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which
possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art
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bend of the twig foretells the inclination of upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact and if he is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a desire for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? true affirmative answer to these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict puncHe sweeps the room, he sorts out tuality is enjoined upon him. the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to When he is put to case, or learning the art of composing type. composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman oP to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the
EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman,

tree.
the
The
line are pointed out to him,
and he
is
required
to correct
them himself
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the hend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a masterworkman. Good morals and steady industry are alike indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had
;
a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the A year spent in this way position of the various letters in the case. is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is When the words are perfectly correct, he required to correct them himself.
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bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them himself.
tree.
The
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punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to When he is put to case, or learning the art of composing type. composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them him-
The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, The idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect Is he speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? under fifteen years of age ? true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict
the tree.
;
EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, bend of the twig foretells the inclination of
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just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a mas;
ter-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all of these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the A year spent in this way position of the various letters in the case. is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. When he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may be placed. The errors in the line are pointed out to him, and he is required to correct them himself. When the words are perfectly
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punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learning the art of composing type. Wlien he is put to composition, he is told to set up one line and show it to the foreman or to the journeyman under whose care he may
strict
tion of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a Is he a perfect speller ? Has fair common-school education he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a
;
EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclina-
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. graduate a steady,
The
upright, obedient, industrious lad will
and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissoThe fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his lute fellow. own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did Good not at his outset determine to be a master-workman.
skilful,
morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries He will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. is told the hours at which he is to come and go. and a strict He siveeps the room, he sorts out punctuality is enjoined upon him.
the pi,
spent in this
he learns the position of the various letters in the case. year way is an excellent preparative for going to case, or learn
9 POINT
NO 55
that the apprentice foreshadows the workforetells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of
EXPERIENCE proves
man, just as surely as the bend of the twig
own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common -school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a
his
turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict
he sorts out punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells
the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady
;
When a lad who possesses industry are indispensable. these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and He go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclina-
graduate a steady,
upright, obedient, industrious lad will and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education ? Is he a perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and go, and a strict punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps the room, he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the various letters in the case. A year spent in this way is an excellent preparative for going to case.
tion of the tree.
skilful,
The
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under fifteen years of age ? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of reading and errand boy. He is told the hours at which he is to come and
workman,
go,
and a
strict
the room,
punctuality is enjoined upon him. He sweeps he sorts out the pi, he learns the position of the
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EXPERIENCE proves
workman, just
that the apprentice foreshadows the
as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good
;
morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the
The upright, obedient, industrious inclination of the tree. lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen The fact is, a boy is measurinto a lazy, dissolute fellow. ably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are When a lad who possesses these qualities indispensable. proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is he under fifteen years of age? true Is his eyesight good?
answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position He is told the hours at which he is to of reading and errand boy.
affirmative
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and
to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to is put, it will mainly be because he did not Good at his outset determine to be a master- workman.
he fails which he
if
morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he
a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? A true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him to the position of read
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EXPEKIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset deGood morals and steady termine to be a master-workman. a lad who possesses are When indispensable. industry these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under A true affirmative answer to all these fifteen years of age?
queries will entitle
him
to the
position of reading
and errand
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the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless, boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art
;
and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is lie a
perfect speller ? Has he a turn for reading good? Is he under fifteen years of age?
answer
to all these
queries will entitle
him
Is his eyesight true affirmative to the position of

?
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POINT NO 52
proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as
EXPERIENCE
unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen The fact is, a boy is measurinto a lazy, dissolute fellow. his and if he fails to acquire the maker of own ; destiny ably a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be Good morals and steady industry are a master-workman.
When a indispensable. proposes to learn the art be inquired of him, Has cation? Is he a perfect
ing?
lad
who
possesses these qualities
and mystery of printing, it should he had a fair common-school eduHas he a turn for readspeller?
Is his eyesight good? Is he under fifteen years of age? true affirmative answer to all these queries will entitle him
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the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at Good his outset determine to be a master-workman.
;
morals and steady industry are indispensable.

lad
When
possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common-school education? Is he a Has he a turn for reading? Is his eyesight perfect speller?
who
good?
Is he
under fifteen years of age?
true affirmative
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just as surely as the bend of the twig forethe inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair commonschool education? Is he a perfect speller? Has he a turn for reading ? Is his eyesight good ? Is he under
workman,
tells
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EXPEKIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig foretells the inclination of the tree. The upright, obedient, industrious lad will graduate a steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny and if he fails to acquire a master knowledge of the trade to which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master-workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a youth who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him, Has he had a fair common- school education ?
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EXPERIENCE proves that the apprentice foreshadows the workman, just as surely as the bend of the twig The obedient, foretells the inclination of the tree. lad a assiduous will upright, graduate steady, skilful, and capable man, as unmistakably as the perverse, idling, careless boy will ripen into a lazy, dissolute fellow. The fact is, a boy is measurably the maker of his own destiny; and if he fails to acquire a master-knowledge of the trade te which he is put, it will mainly be because he did not at his outset determine to be a master- workman. Good morals and steady industry are indispensable. When a lad who possesses these qualities proposes to learn the art and mystery of printing, it should be inquired of him,
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25 LBS. $10 00
BEAUTY OF SIMPLICITY
PLAIN TYPE
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26 A 12 A 90 a $13 80
INVESTMENT
HOUSE FOR SALE on Easy Terms
28 POINT
ROMAN NO 44
14A 7A 42a $12 00
SUMMER
36 POINT
RECREATION
14 A 42 a $16 00
Country Resorts
ROMAN NO 44
STKONG
44 POINT
Extracts
8 A 20 a $14 80
ROMAN NO 44
Brown SUITS
60 POINT
ROMAN NO 44
4 A 4 a $8 95
THE Race
Italic
furnished for the
18, 22,
28
and jb
Point on special order
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TEMPEST
Roaring Cyclones
SINGING
Famous Songs
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$12 65
ASTRONOMICAL
Excursion to Starry Heaven
14
42 a $12 50
Fashionable
RUBIES
8
20 a $10 15
UNCUT Diamond
7
14 a $11
20
Large
SHEEP
7A
lOa $12 10
TIN
Italic
Dishes
furnished for any of the above faces on special order
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12 POINT
NO 30
20 A 30 a $3 95
11
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20 A 30 a $2 85
RICH MINES
For Sturdy Delvers
10 POINT
ACCIDENTAL,
Most Peculiar Discovery
9 POINT NO 157
NO 30
20 A 30 a $3 35
20 A 30 a $2 60
REDUCED PRICE
Bargain Counter Hunters
8 POINT
NATIONAL BANK
Deposit Suddenly Withdrawn
NO 30
25
40 a $2 85
7 POINT
NO 30
30 A 50 a $3 00
NOKTHEKN LIGHTS
Cheer of Gloomy Polar Nights
6 POINT
FINANCIAL MARKETS
White and Yellow Money Jugglers
NO 30
25
40 a $2 10
5M POINT NO
15
50A 80a $4
32
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Principle* that Stand the Test of
HILARIOUS RANCHMEN
Eastern Kentucky Cyclone Demolished
Time
HRLF--TITLE No 42
8 POINT 30 A 60 a
$400
6 POINT
36A 70a $3
55
CHAPEL ASSEMBLY
Undecipherable Manuscript
COMMINGLING NATIONS
Scalplock and Chopstick Fraternity
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25
40 a $3 35
COMING EVENTS
Casting;
8 POINT
Shadows Before
30 A 50 a $3 50
30 A 50 a $3 55
7 POINT
<
l.r.OM FEATURES Tender Plantation Melodies

6 POINT
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s ri in > ibr Future
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30 A 50 a $2 60
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Hideous Sounds and
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28 POINT NO 40
10 A 14 a
$7 20
Continental
22 POINT
MEETING
14A 20a $5 60
NO 40
SUBMARINE
18 POINT
Ocean Cruiser
12 POINT
NO 40
18A 28a $5 25
NO 30
15
25 a $2 95
TUNNELS
Gloomy Passages
10 POINT
HOME GAME
Hope Among Brutes
8 POINT NO 30 30 A 50 a $2 85
NO 30
25
40 a $3 35
IDLE MOMENTS
Quite Novel
7 POINT
LARGE RED APPLES

Stveet Succulent Scarlet
to
Susy Men
36 A 70 a $4 00
Fruit
NO 40
6 POINT
NO 30
25
40 a $2 10
ARCTIC POLAR CIRCLE

Perennial Life and Greensward
POINT NO 27
JA'
CONFUSION OF TONGUES
Frittering Babble of J&rainlens Politicians
24 A 38 a $2 25
POINT No 5
1
24A 44a $2
70
MORNING EXCURSIONS
Steamer Republic Leaving Market Street Wliarf Every Morning
PRACTICED RAILKOADING
Washington Farmers Receiving Specialties While Visitiny the South
INCLINED BOLDFACE No 30
20A 30a $345 25A 40a $3
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HARD TIMES
Never Great Results
8 POINT
LOUD TALKING
l>oes
Not Mean Arguments

30 A 50 a $2 35
30 A 50 a $2 35
6 POINT
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Brief Life of the Esculent Fungi
KNOWLEDGE
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POWER
M ental Store House of Inestimable Wealth

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5
$5 50
TRIBUNES
40 POINT NO 35
5
A $4
65
SPECIMENS
36 POINT NO 35
6
$3 80
CHIEF PROFIT
28 POINT NO 35
8A
$3 10
SOME BAD NOTES

24 POINT NO 35
IDA $3
25
22 POINT NO 33
10
$2 30
SCIENTIFIC
20 POINT NO 33
18 POINT
NO 35
15
A $2
50
NEAR HERE SOLID GOLD

14 POINT
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ROMANESQUE
12 POINT
MARSHMALLOW
11
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20 A $1 80
POINT NO 35
25
$1 95
HONEST HEARTS
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PRINCE PROSPERO
9 POINT
NO 35
25
$1 70
NO 35
30 A $1 80
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COLORED ILLUSTRATIONS
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LIGHTFaeE No
24 POINT
10 A
$345
IMPORTED FBINGE
10
$2 70
20 POINT
14A $3 20
16
$2 80
16 POINT
18 A $2 95
18 A $2 80
12 POINT
25 A $2 70
BRIGHT
10 POINT
MEN
30A $2
10
LIGHT RUNNER
9 POINT
30A
$1 85
SOUTHEKN SPKINGS
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GENEROUS MOUNTAINEER
ISA $2 80
22
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COLD DRINKS NICEST HORSE

11
POINT
25
$2 35
30 A $2 15
HEMOTE PEACES
8 POINT
MACHINE
6 POINT
30 A $180
36
$1 60
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8 A 14 a $7 40
INTEKESTING
Guaranteed Securities
IDA 20a $7 20
GREAT BOEES
Tunnels through Hoosac
14 A 25 a
$6
15
SLEIGH RIDING
Invigorating and Exhilarating
ISA 32a $5 50
GENEROUS PEOPLE
Distributing Charity Unsparingly
22
42 a
$390
10 POINT
30 A 52 a $3 70
ROUGH-SHOD
Jumping over Streams
8 POINT
COMPLIMENTARY
Third Annual Excursion
30 A 52 a $345
6 POINT
36A 70a $320
PARENTAL PHYSIC
Spring-
MODERN LEGISLATION
Protecting Corporation Monopolies
.
Woodshed
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5A 6a
$11 00
LIFE Motive
5
6 a $7 75
Masonic
44 POINT ON 48 POINT
BITES
6 A 12 a
$7 70
Electors Scramble
COMPRESSED
No 30
8
12 a $5 95
10
15 a
$5 00
22 POINT
12
20 a $4 00
LEAN
12 POINT
Cronies
15
Excursion TRIPS
14 POINT
15
25 a $3 70
30 a $2 85
Back Action
HINGES
25
USUAL
10 POINT
Political Strife
25
A 40 a $3 30
40 a $2 30
PECULIAK PEOPLE
Homelessly Koaming North
8 POINT
HABITUAL MISCREANTS
Searching Fresh Fields for Plunder
6 POINT
30 A 50 a $2 50
30 A 50 a $2 00
MATRONS MENDING PANTS

Rent and Ripped in Juvenile Pastimes
Hang
LIKE LAMPS IN ETHEREAL SPACE

Beautiful Twinkling Stare of Mellow Splendor
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60 POINT
NO 33
A $680
7 A $7 00
44 POINT NO 45
7A$650
40 POINT NO 45
TRIBE CHIEF EXERT ROMANS

7 A $4 25
36 POINT No 32
6A $3
15
28 POINT NO 32
10A $2
85
24 POINT NO 32
10A $2 90
SONGBIRD BLUE TINT

22 POINT NO 32
10 A $2 15
20 POINT NO 32
15
$2 80
EXTENSIONS
18 POINT
CORN BREAD
16 POINT
NO 32
15 A $2 10
NO 32
20 A $2 00
HUMANE DEED
14 POINT
OUR HOPES LIVE

12 POINT
NO 32
20 A $2 00
NO 32
25
$1 80
COLLEGE PRANKS
10 POINT NO 32 25
SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
9 POINT
$1 25
NO 32
25
$1 25
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS
ALARMING TOCSIN OF STRIFE
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14 A
$375
PERSEVERING REGIMENT
24 POINT
14 A
$330
22 POINT
ISA $320
PERFECTING
20 POINT
BUSY BUILDER
13 POINT
ISA $2 95
22 A $2 85
EXPERT MINER
16 POINT
GUITAR CONCERT
14 POINT
22
A $245
25
A $250
ROADSIDE HOUSES
12 POINT
ROAMING MUSICIANS
10 POINT
36
$2 60
36
$1 85
LANDSCAPE PAINTERS
Lightface Condensed
28 POINT
ELEPHANTINE RESEARCHES
No 45
14
$3 60
20 POINT
ISA $2 60
MENTIONINGS
16POINT
18 A
CONTRIBUTIONS
18pQINT
22 A $2 25
$190
COMPLETED SKETCH
12 POINT
MEADOW COUNTRIES
10 POINT
36 A $2 30
36 A $1 55
PICTURESQUE MANSIONS
9POINT
52
PROVISIONS FOR THE INFANTRY
$2 05
6POINT
52
A $180
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30
4 A 6 a $5 45
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6 A 10 a $5 25
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40 POINT
Pronto
8
12 a
$505
15
20 a $3 85
Fire Insurance Firm

20 A 30 a $4 05
30 A 40 a $3 25
MAGNIFICENT AMERICAN TRIUMPHS

Perfected Economical Electrical Motive
Power
ion Given
10 POINT
30 A 40 a $3 10
8 POINT
40 A 50 a $3 50
NATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE REFORM SCHOOL

Private Examination Concerning Extinet Political Berths
THE GREAT ANNl'AL NATIONAL CELEBRATION

Thanksgiving Dinner Exhibition of Rare China and Cut Glass
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28 POINT
Title
No 44
14A 20a $6 30
Twentieth
Annihilates
12 POINT
WEDDING
14
Anniversary
ISA 28 a $3
55
28 a
$460
18 POINT
GEESE
25
Crowded STORE in Paris

10 POINT
52 a $3 65
36 A 70 a $3 85
SLANG PHRASES
Verbiage for City Councilmen
8 POINT
36 A 70 a
SOCIAL NUISANCES
Constantly Growling Neighbors
6 POINT
$325
36A 70a $2
FELONIOUSLY ABSTRACTED
60
HYPOCRISY AND DECEPTION

Stepping Stones for the Unscrupulous
The Only Personal Property of the Advertiser
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5A 6a $770
6A 8a $635
8 A 10 a $5 30
28 POINT
10 A 14 a
$440
16A 20a $405
Literary Association for
LECTURE EXERCISES and Amusement

ISA 25 a $380
TERRIBLE NIGHT
Excursion on Iron Horses
to the
CITY OF REPUDIATION
14 POINT
20 A 28 a $3 30
12 POINT
25 A 36 a $3 55
IMPECUNIOUS PERSONS
Entertained
PROFESSOR LONGSHANKS
Addresses Intended
to
by Turnupnose Social Circles
Promote Happiness
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3
5a
$6 65
TIRE Makers Minstrel SONG

6 A 10 a
6A lOa $1050
$755
Fine
36 POINT
22 POINT
RIPE Plums
8 A 12 a $7 85
28 POINT
8 A 15 a $5 50
Our GrMs Mean Traits

12
20 a $4 60
18 POINT
15
25 a $3 75
Ancient
14 POINT
ROME
20 A 30 a $3 65
SOME
12 POINT
Honest Boys
15
25 a $2 45
FREE LANCES
Gold and Silver Reign
10 POINT
HORNED TOADS
Beneath Spreading Oaks
8 POINT
20 A 30 a $2 20
30 A 50 a $2 25
HISTORIC RECORDS
Noble Deeds Write Their Pages
6 POINT
THOSE RARE OLD BOOKS

Obscure Lore of Ages Past and Gone
30 A 50 a $2 10
5 POINT
30 A 50 a $2 05
IN SKRF.XK
WASHINGTON NEVER ATE HASH

Failed to Investigate That Gastronomic Mystery
ROMANTIC MAIDENS
indolent Flower* Or Fortune
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8 a $6 75
Tonics
5
8 a $5 55
10 a $5 55
10 A 15 a
$600
23 POINT
10 A 15 a $3 80
BAl Discount
15
Gymnastic POINTS
18 POINT
20 a $3 70
20
25 a $3 00
Potomac River BRIDGE

20
MARBLE
12 POINT
Heart Fire Engine

30 A 40 a $2 70
30 a $2 30
OBEY HONEST MOTIVES

Always Advocate Just Principles
10 POINT
GOOD MANUSCRIPT MAKES

Printers Observe Chastity of Speech
9 POINT
30 A 40 a $2 20
40 A 50 a $2 40
WHERE SNEAKS DOMINATE

Decent Men Should Assert Their Rights
8 POINT
THE STAR-SPAMLED BAMER

Message of Freedom Proclaimed to Mankind
40 A 50 a $2 40
6 POINT
40 A 50 a $2 00
SKILLFUL POLITICAL HIRE PULLERS

Again Deceiving Voters by Meaningless Phrases
HARD TIMES BEGET DEEP THOUGHTS

History Bears Witness as to the Veracity of Above Statement
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Expanded No 30
4 A 6 a $6 80
36 POINT
ME1V Galore
5
8 a $5 25
22 POINT
8 A 12 a $4 70
Track Exploits
10
15 a $4 30
Unique
Brilliant
]>Ietlio<ls
15
Amplified
15
20 a $3 30
10 POINT
25 a $2 80
STUI3IOUS
Thoug-htfYil
20 A 30 a $2 95
g POINT
]\l!aicien
NO 32
30 A 50 a $4 05
Arctic Air Enterprise

30A 50a $3
60
5 4
1
Sleeping Cars
30 A 50 a $3 70
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TZ-esorts for
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Lightface Extended
40 POINT NO 30
HINT
MINISTERS
18 A 20 a $4 55 10 POINT
4 A 6 a $8 30
28 POINT NO 30
Black Seals PREDICT

5
8a
$545
Habitual Turner
18 POINT
NO 40
10A 14a $5 20
Prominent Preachers
12 POINT
NO 40
Sweet Sounds
8 POINT
CHIME
PROMISING
NO 40
25
28 a $4 25
STRONG
Energetic IVlortals
6 POINT
NO 40
36 A 32 a $4 35
NO 40
36
42 a $3 75
Corpulent Alderrnanic Candidates

5% POINT No 40
36 A 70 a $4 30
Declining Evening Shadows Solemn Scenes
5 POINT
NO 40
36 A 70 a $4 65
DOCTOR HELPEMUP
Govit Destroyer
and Exterminator
DWA.R.F HEROINES Imported. Dime ]Vtuseum Freaks
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48 POINT NO 110
Fine Place
42 POINT No 110
6 A 8 a $10 00
Banner Season
36 POINT NO 110
6A 8a
$600
Coast SHIP Lines

24 POINT .NO 110
10A 12a $500
STOCK EXCHANGE
Rise and Fall of Securities
22 POINT NO 30
12
25 a $5 85
18 POINT
NO 30
15
30 a
$490
REPORTS
Medical Clubs
12 POINT
PROMISES
Straw Bail Bonds
10
NO 30
15
25 a $3 10
p iNT NO 30
20
30 a $3 00
INTERESTINGFall Football Games

8 POINT
FESTIVE SEASON
Receptions and Suppers
6 POINT
NO 30
25
A 40 a
$2 70
NO 30
30 A 50 a $2 60
WINTER PLEASURE
Amateur Skating Performers
RICH BOND SPECULATORS

Dexterous Coupon Clippers Association
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15
4 A 5 a $10 74
Union TIES Send ONE Pint

6A 8a
$9 10
6A 8a
$6 12
ThumpingSoldiers
BURNS
8 A 12 a $4 18
16 A 32 a $3 26
FOUGHT Bravely
12
24 a $4 16
PECULIAR
Thirsty Artisan
10 POINT
UNITED TEAMS
Great American Crops
24 A 44 a $300
8 POINT
24 A 44 a $2 82
FLORIDA HOMES
Personal Real Estate Brings Elegant Fortune
ESCAPED RENEGADE
Turning Political Machine and Defeating Candidate
6 POINT
36
70 a $3 52
5 POINT
40 A 70 a $3 60
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

Thousands of Visitors Admiring this Grand and Famous Structure
WEATHER BUREAU REPORTERS

Refreshing Atmosphere for the Election Next Thursday Morning and Afternoon
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48 POINT NO 33
5
10 a $13
5O
BIG Shade
5A
lOa $11 65
40 POINT NO 33
Round LIPS Fine SUN Ray

6
6 A 12 a $9 7O
36 POINT NO 33
12 a
$740
28 POINT NO 33
15 a
$5 45
Bad Pens
22 POINT NO 33
10 A 20 a $4 85
Solid
18 POINT
Ranks
15
NO 33
25 a $4 5O
EVENTS
Passing
12 POINT
MUSICALS
Harmonic Clubs
10 POINT
15
Show
ISA 30 a $3
NO 33
No 35
25
40 a $3 20
FINE HORSES Final Tandem Parade

9 POINT NO 35
BOISTEROUS TRIP
Riding with Old Neptune
8 POINT
30 A 50 a $3 25
NO 35
30 A 50 a $2 80
GAME SEASON OPEN

Brave Deer Slayers Out in Force
6 POINT
MARITIME PLEASURE
Rocked
5 POINT
in the Cradle of the
Deep
NO 35
30 A 50 a $2 90
NO 35
40
75 a $4 05
SELECT BUILDING LOTS

Eureka Island Real Estate Speculation
ROSY CHEEKED KITCHEN MAIDS

Experts in the Venerable Science of Good Eating
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60 POINT NO 30
4A 6a $1640
Mentor
4A 6a
$11 75
True Zeal
40 POINT NO 30
6A
lOa $10 10
Blank Notes
28 POINT NO 32
6 A 10 a $6 30
24 POINT NO 30
15 a $5 35
Harden
22 POINT NO 36
10
Short Rails
20 POINT NO 36
10
20 a $5 80
20 a $4 85
Dark Lines RED ROSE

18 POINT
Silver
12 POINT
Miners
20 A 30 a $3 85
NO 36
10
20 a $3 80
NO 36
BANK BROKER
Night Safe Operator
9 POINT
Flower Garden
10 POINT
NO 36
25
40 a $3 35
NO 36
30 A 50 a $3 30
INDIAN LEGENDS
Golden Rainbow Chasers
8 POINT
HEALTH PRODUCER
Health Renovating Sea Breeze
6 POINT
NO 36
30 A 50 a $2 95
NO 36
30 A 50 a $2 70
ELECTRICAL PROGRESS
Great Niagara a Submissive Steed
INSTRUCTIVE LITERATURE
Choice Collection of Mechanical
Works
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72 POINT NO 150
3
5 a $8 50
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60 POINT NO 150
4 A 6 a $6 50
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48 POINT NO 10
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6A 8a $648
42 POINT NO 10
8 a $4 66
36 POINT NO 20
7 A 11 a $4 25
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30 POINT NO 10
I
8
.
16 a $4 69
24 POINT NO 10
10A 20a $3 24
18 POINT
No
10
16 A 24 a $3 83
12 POINT
NO
10
16 A 40 a $3 20
PRINTERS ORGANIZED
Prevent Arbitration Proceeflinp
10 POINT
UNIQUE POSTERS DESIGNED

Special Poster and Painting Exhibition
NO
10
24 A 50 a $3 51
8 POINT
NO
10
32 A 50 a $2 88
BICYCLISTS BREAKING RECORDS

Annual Receptions
ol Springfield Bicycle
PROFESSIONAL TAMBOURINE SERENADERS
CM
Musicians were Present from Australia and Europe
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7
7 a $16 10
Curious
7
BIRDS
7
10 a $14
75
lOa $940
ICE
MM
10A 14a $7 05
18
OLD Hens
28 POINT
14A 20a $7 35
STORM
High Winds
A
28 a $6 25
QUININE
Sample Boxes
22
28 a $4 70
MUSEUM
Chinese Carvings
25
REVIEWERS
Magazine
Editorials
42 a $3 95
36
52 a $3 60
CULINASTICS
Delicious Kitchen Product
MORNING EXERCISE
Breakfast Table Manipulations
36A 70a
$3 40
6 POINT
52
70 a $3 10
SEOUTERS' HANDBOOK
Slangwhang Lecturers' Encyclopaedia
WHOLESALE INFANTICIDE
Recipes for Destroying Infantile Constitutions
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Eminent Historic MINDS

6A lOa
$3 85
NATIONAL DEFENCES
The White Squadron Evolutions
36 POINT
8 A 12 a $3 75
24 POINT
12
20 a $3 30
MULTITUDE
Fortune Hunters
15
ROMAN RESORT
Ancient Roof
Wens
20 A 30 a $1
25 a $2 45
12 POINT
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Slimmer Seashore Recreation
ANNDAL ASSAOLT ON TURKEY

Thanksgiving Celebrated
in
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4 A 6 a $9 85
GUN
Makers
5
10 a $8 25
Handsome MAIDS
5
8 a $5 95
Albion
RACE Course
10 A 15 a
$455
12
20 a $3 95
15
25 a $3 45
FRONT GATE
Haunts
14 POINT
TURKISH BATH
Nile Exploration Club
12 POINT
of
Maidens
15
25 a $2 70
20 A 30 a $2 60
PRAIRIE HOMES
Big Fields of Golden Grain
10 POINT
MIDNIGHT RAIDERS
Consternation in Truckville
A
25
40 a $2 65
8 POINT
30
50 a $2 60
THE MARBLE HEART

Charming Bloomer Bicycliennes
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5
$8 35
PLUM CIDER
60 POINT
7
$7 90
IMPONDERABLE
7
$5 85
44 POINT
10
$5 85
40 POINT
10
$4 25
36 POINT
10
$3 35
FINISHERS LUMBERMEN
28 POINT
14
$3 45
24 POINT
18
$3 40
DISINGENUOUS
22 POINT
18
CONTRADICTION
20 POINT
22
$2 65
$2 90
16 POINT
25
$2 40
12 POINT
36 A $2 35
AMERICAN MECHANICS
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48 POINT NO 32
4A 6a
$7 50
SUN
40 POINT No 30
28 POINT NO 40
10
Shadows
5A 8a
$5 00
Mechanic
A
14 a
UNITED
22 POINT No 40
$600
14A 20a $5
10
FOND
20 POINT No 40
Simon
ISA 28 a $5
15
EXACT
14 POINT
Policies
22
NO 40
32 a $4 15
PROPHETS
Shadowing Comets
12 POINT
ACCOMMODATE
Afford
11
Home
Comfort
36 A 70a $475
NO 40
22
32 a $3 90
POINT No 40
APARTMENTS
Mean Terms
10
COOLING BEDROOM
Summer Comfort
9 POINT
Desired
36 A 70 a $4 60
for
Guests
POINT NO 40
NO 40
36 A 70 a $3 50
OPPORTUNITIES
Fire Insurance
8 POINT NO 40
FUNDING OPERATION
Gigantic Cumulation of Securities
Companies
36 A 70 a $3 60
7 POINT
NO 40
36 A 70 a $3 10
EXCELLENT CHANCES
Tired People Forming a
6 POINT
SECURITY UNLIMITED
Eighty-Nine Thousand Dollars Required
Company
A 70 a
$2 95
NO 40
36
5 POINT
NO 40
UNEARNED FORTUNES
Wealth Speedily Acquired by Purchasing
36 A 70 a INESTIMABLE BLESSING
for
$3 50
Daybreak Invigorator
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60 POINT
3
4 a $9 66
Latest
CARD
4
6 a $8 31
NOTED
42 POINT
Theatres
6
8 a $6 89
Spectator PLEASED
8 A 12 a $6 59
Seashore
HOUSE Bought
12
10A 16a $5 90
20 a $3 96
HUMBLE
Quaint Person
18 POINT
HISTORIANS
Enchanted Reader
14 PoINT
20 A 32 a $4 39
24 A 40 a $3 87
CHARLESTON
Persuading Mechanic
20 A 40 a $3 17
ANGRY BROTHER
Umpire Deciding Wrong
10 POINT
32
40 a $2 59
HISTORY READER
Receive Telegraph Message
STEAMSHIP WRECKER
Famous Bostonians Present Medals
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60 POINT
4A 6a
$5 75
lor
6
8 a $5 50
36 POINT
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$450
FINE
10A 15a $3
10
Orations
15
25 a $2 85
HIGH
SCllOOl ClaSS
Bussed
Ifinnte
POINTS
Clarendon Lightface No 30
6
12 a $5 85
EXPERT
12 POINT
Motor Drivers
8
15 a $5
20
Electric Mechanical
20 A 30 a $2 80
10 POINT
WORKS
30 A 40 a $3 15
25
PROPHETIC LORE
Cabinet Making Politician
9 POINT
IMPULSIVE HORDE
Cowboy Business Promenade
8 POINT
30 A 50 a $2 85
40 a $2 20
AMERICAN JOURNALS
National Educational Advantages
6 POINT
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
Unlimited Modern Perfecting Presses
5 POINT
30 A 50 a $2 05
30 A 50 a $2 25
COTTON HAND SPINNING WHEEL

Modern Machinery Supersede Antique Methods
PIPE LINES TO PETROLEUM CENTER

Broad Tracts of Rocky Ground Cultivated by Speculators
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5
8 a $7 00
6 A 10 a $6 90
Great
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6
12 a $5 30
SHIPS
Cool Trips
10 A 20 a $4 20
10 A 15 a
$405
SILENT
Prison Halls
15
25 a $3 00
INDIANA
National Queen
10 POINT
REPRIMANDS
Social Reformations
30 A 50 a $3 15
20 A 30 a $2 60
8 POINT
Great Annual Horse

6 POINT
SOCIAL LEADERS Show

30 A 50 a $2 90
FASHION EXHIBITION
Grand Display
of
Gotham Beauty
5 POINT
40 A 75 a $3 05
BRILLIANT DECORATION
Blue Ribbon Parade of Blooded Steeds
ANNUAL CALEDONIAN GAMES

Rosy Cheeked Maids in the Matrimonial Race
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4A 8a $825
TIME
8A
12 a
Detector
6A lOa $775
Medicinal
$7 30
28 POINT
HERB
10 A 15 a $5 60
SINGLE
Gash. Price
12
EMPIRE
Stock Farms
15
20 a $5 30
25 a
$420
PECULIAR
Minstrel Mokes
20 A 30 a $3 35
UPPER CUTS
Fistic Glove
12 POINT
Match
25
40 a
$300
FIEKY STEEDS
Foreign Horse Markets
25
DISTANT THUNDEK
Language
of the
Moaning Cloud
30
A 40 a $2
80
50 a $2 85
COSTUME MAKERS
Rare Gowns of Richest Fabrics
8 POINT
MODERN HOG KILLERS

Many Artistic
6 POINT
Porcine Slaughterers
40 A 50 a $2 70
40 A 50 a $2 30
REMARKABLE PHENOMENA
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ACCURATE TARGET SHARPSHOOTERS

Gaily Bedecked with Medals March Forth to Victory
Among
Philosophers
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48 POINT
4 a $9 70
6a $845
10 a
$5 95
14A
14 a
$5 2O
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14
20 a $4 OO
Q POINT
22
28 a $4 75
22A28a$360
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36 A 42 a USTTTT
$5 10
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40 POINT 4A
5 a
$10 95
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8 a $4 35
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20 a $465
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10 A 20 a $2 7O
8 POINT
15
25 a $2 95
20 A 30 a $2 8O
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Reviews
Civil
Service Questions
20
30 a $3 50
10 POINT
25
40 a $3 35
BUILDING STONE
Fine Residence
8 POINT
DRAW AND COMPANY

Merchandise Jobbers
6 POINT
30 A 50 a $3 15
30 A 50 a $2 75
SEASIDE PROMENADE
Pleasant Moonlight Recreation
NOTEWORTHY OCCURRENCES
Real Conflicts
in the
Warfare of Life
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28 POINT NO 30
5
$3 65
24 POINT NO 30
6A $345
20 POINT NO 30
10 A $3 70
16 POINT
No 30
15
A $340
IRJIO-IHIT
12 POINT
ZBOTJIfcTIDS
10 POINT
NO 30
20 A $3 15
NO 32
20 A $2 20
SIHIIIPS
10 POINT
NO 30
20 A $2 00
8 POINT NO 30
30 A $2 50
TIRTJST
6 POINT
SIPOIRT
5 POINT
NO 30
30 A $2 25
NO 30
30
$2 25
CLTJBS
ISTIGKEIT
STICK:
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20 POINT No 45
7
$2 70
16
POINT NO 45
10
$2 65
STOIRIMIS
12 POINT
NO 45
18
$2 95
12
POINT NO 44
18
$3 00
10 POINT
NO 44
25
$2 90
8 POINT NO 44
36 A $3 35
OOTJIR/T-HIOTJSIES
6 POINT
NO 44
36 A $2 75
ZEIOTZEIGS
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CHECKERED
30 POINT NO 40
8A
$3 80
PRBMIERSHIPS
24 POINT NO 40
10
$3 20
18 POINT
NO 40
14A $2 55
STATION
12 POINT
COMPOUND
10 POINT
No 40
25
A $2
25
No 40
30A $2 00
HEALTHY
SMILING FACES
8 POINT
EXCURSION LARGE STEAMSHIP

6 POINT
NO 40
36 A $2 00
NO 45
45 A $1 90
FAMILY ACROBATS PITCHER AND TUMBLER

6 POINT
ANNUAL GATHERING MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY

6 POINT
NO 44
45
$1 60
NO 43
45
$1 30
LIBERAL COMPENSATION ALLOWED FOR ADVERTISING SURFACE FENCES PREFERRED

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APPROACHING DESTINATION AGED VETERANS IN THE WARFARE OP LIFE CONTENTED TRAVELERS
6 POINT
No 42
45
$1 15
6 POINT
NO
41
45
$1 10
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT EMPLOYING BUSY BRAINS AND ACTIVE MUSCLES IMPROVED TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS
NOTEWORTHY OCCURRENCES MATRIMONIAL VOWS AND ADVENT OP THE FIRST-BORN SUMMER VISITS TO COUNTRY COUSINS
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6A 9a
$7 10
FATAL Combats
8 A 12 a $6 60
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24 POINT
BEAUS
10
15 a
$5 20
MODEEN
14
Homestead
25
25 a $4 95
40 a $4 20
Guide
HOME
36
SKYHIGH
8 POINT
Reviews
36
50 a $3 90
55 a $3 90
UNCOMBINED
Improved Roofing Material
6 POINT
ADVANCEMENT
Sunshine of Prosperous Days
NO 417
60A70a$400
6 POINT
NO 416 C
and
60A70a$370
Illustrious
CELESTIAL HEMISPHERE
Inclinations Of Base With the Horizon
MICROSCOPIC INDICATIONS
Calculations
made by
Astronomers
6 POINT
NO 415
60A $2
25
6 POINT
NO 414
TRIANGULATION OF THE MERIDIAN
60
A $2
25
INACCURATE GEODETIC OPERATIONS
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IIORITY
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36 POINT
6A 8a
$7 65
STATE Burden
30 POINT
8
12 a
$695
Mounted SHEIKS
10A
15 a
$5 65
TRAINED
Emancipated
12 POINT
Elephants
14
22 a $4 75
PATAGONIAN
'
22
40 a $4 10
10 POINT
28 A 45 a
$405
ASCENDING
Beautiful
8 POINT
TOURISTS
Discover Ancient Ruins
g
Pathways
36 A 55 a $3 80
pomT N0 422
50 A 70 a $4 45
RECONSTRUCTING
Stringent Fireside Regulation
6 POINT
SOCIAL GATHERINGS
Harmony and Sunshine Displayed
!
NO 421
50A $2
35
6 POINT
NO 420
50A
$1 70
GENDARMES SUMMONED
LIGHTFINGER'S BRIGANDS TAKEN
50AS140
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4A
7a
$680
FINE Singers
6
9 a $ 6 35
Morning DAWN HEROIC Adventure

8A
12
12a $5 20
18 a
$4 45
Roving
FOREIGN Waters
20
A 30 a $4 00
9 POINT
25
45 a $3 85
GRECIAN
Damsels Adopted
8 POINT
HUNTSMEN
Spinning Fishing Yarns
6 POINT
36 A 55 a $3 80
NO 427
45
70 a $4 45
ROYSTERING
Juveniles
6 POINT
LIBERAL PENSION
Delight
45
Charm and
Decrepit Old Ringsters Disturbed

6 POINT
NO 426
$2
10
NO 425
MASTERLY RETREAT STRUGGLES AGAINST DESTINY

6 POINT
SCENES AND INCIDENTS DINNER-TIME AMONG INSURGENTS

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NO 424
45
$1 55
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$1 45
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48 POINT NO 648
7
9 a $6 50
MOTHERLY
36 POINT NO 636
Inspirations
8 A 10 a $5 50
Cosmopolitan
30 POINT NO 630
SQUADRON
12
15 a
$5 00
ENTHUSIASTIC Parliamentarians
24 POINT NO 624
16 A 24 a
$4 50
Fascinating Exterior
is POINT
ORNAMENTATIONS
30 A 42 a $4 00
NO eis
CATECHUMEN
Educational
12 POINT
DELIBERATIONS
Great and Eloquent Orator
10 po INT
Supremacy
35
NO 612
52 a $3 75
No 610
45
60 a $3 50
BARTHOLDI STATUE
Liberty Enlightening the
PRINTERS DELIGHTED
Astonishing Typographic Inventions
World
25
8 POINT NO 608
52
A 70a $3
6 po INT
No QQQ
60A 70a $3 QQ
EQUINE SAGACITY OBSERVED

Modern
Feline Trainer Electrifying Audience
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING OPERATIONS

Great Schemes Receive Liberal Public Opitulation
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48 POINT NO 748
6
9 a $7 50
REPORTS
36 POINT NO 736
Believed
8 A 10 a $6 50
Gorgeous EXHIBIITON
30 POINT NO 730
10
15 a
$5 50
ANTIQUATED Construction
24 POINT NO 724
14 A 20 a
$4 75
Grand Operatic ENTERTAINMENT

is POINT
No 718
ISA 28a $450
14 POINT
No 714
25
35 a $4 25
DESTROYED
Western Entrance
12 POINT
HANDSOMEST
Presents Exchanged
10 POINT
NO 712
30 A 45 a $4 00
NO 710
35
A 50a $3
75
SUPERB LECTURE
Patronized by Juveniles
8 POINT
PROUD SENTIMENT
Youths Declining Invitations
6 POINT
NO 708
45
60 a $3 50
NO 706
50 A 60 a $3 25
GUARDIANS FRIGHTENED
Serious Results from Extravagance
INGENIOUS CONTRIVANCE
Plan to Avoid Detection During Absence
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48 POINT NO 848
6A 8a
$8 50
PUBLIC Service
36 POINT NO 836
7
10 a $7 00
National
30 POINT NO 830
PROTEST
9 A 12 a
$600
SECTIONAL Grievances
24 POINT NO 824
14 A 20 a $5 25
Emblematic CONTEMPLATION
18 POINT
NO 818
16
26 a $4 75
14 POINT
No 814
25
35 a $4 50
STARLIGHT Buxom Ramblers

12 POINT
KNOWLEDGE
Napoleonic Copyist
10 POINT
NO 812
30A42a$425
NO 810
35A50a$400
HARMONIOUS
Flowery Garden Spots
8 POINT
CONSIDERATION
Golden Rules of Obeisance
6 POINT
NO 808
45
60 a $3 75
NO 806
45
60 a $3 50
MONETARY VALUES
Upholding the Credit of Nations
MISREPRESENTATION
Humanity
is
Susceptible to Blarney
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7 a $8 50
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Depart
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Northern
HOME
8 A 10 a $6 00
12
PATRIOT Embarked
A
16 a
$5 25
Advertisement
18 POINT
PRINTED
No 914
20 A 30 a $4 50
NO 918
14
22 a $4 75
14 po JNT
PAINTED
Winter Scene
12 POINT
MODERN
Design Admired
10 POINT
NO 912
25
38 a $4 25
NO 910
30 A 45 a $4 00
REGIMENT
Mountain Fortress
8 POINT NO 908 38
REDUCTIONS
During Holiday Season
6 pon^75
A 50 a $3
No eoe
4OA 50a $3 50
TRANSPORTATION
Declined by Foreign Visitor
COMPANIES ORGANIZED
Frolics
Beneath
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$925
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36 POINT NO 1036
6 A 8 a $7 75
Rapid
30 POINT NO 1030
DREAM
7 A 10 a $6 50
10
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24 POINT
NO 1024
15 a $5 50
Charming MUSICALE
18 POINT
No 1018
14
20 a $5 00
14
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10J4
18
26 a $4 75
Short Lanes
12 POINT
OBLIQUE
NO 1012
22
PRECIOUS
Crown Jewels
10 POINT
30 a $4 50
NO 1010
25
40 a $4 25
PROVERBS
Forget Injustice
8 POINT
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Dramatic Elevation
6 POINT
NO 1008
35
45 a $4 00
NO 1006
38 A 50 a $3 75
CALIFORIMIAN Discovery of Gold Mines
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48 POINT NO 1148
RED Mask
5
4A 6a
$10 00
36 POINT NO 1136
9a
$8 50
Sound MIND
30 POINT NO 1130
24 POINT NO 1124
Comfort Ornament BROKEN

10 A 15 a
16
HOME
7 A 10 a $7 00
$6 00
A26,,500
Tame Herd
12 POINT
Fickle Maids
10 POINT
CHANGE
NO 1110
25
NO
1112
20 A 32 a $4 75
A 40a $4
50
FORTUNATE
Heated Season
8 POINT
Reporter Engaged
6 POINT
NO 1108
35A45a$425
NO 1106
35A50a$400
CELEBRATION
Gathering of Speakers
GENTLE: EXERCISE
Developing the Youngster
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4
5 a
$9 25
DIN Heard
36 POINT NO 1236
Noted
30 POINT NO 1230 24 POINT NO 1224
MEN
5
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$7 75
M
12
6A 9a
$6 50
9 A 12 a $5 50
Damaged BEINCH
18 POINT
NO 1218
Burn Cord
12 POINT
MATCH
NO 1212
15 a
$5 00
14 POINT
No
m4
14
22 a $4 75
MUSING
Connio Song
10 POINT
18A28a$450
NO 1210
22
NOISOME: Martial Sound

8 POINT
35 a $4 25
REIRORTS
Sporting Writers
6 POINT
NO 1208
28 A 42 a $4 00
INSTRUCTIONS
Eld seated
NO 1206
30
45 a $3 75
CONGREGATION
Delighted with
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4a
$1000
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36 POINT NO 1336
New SITE
6A 8a
4 A 6 a $8 50
30 POINT No 1330
MAY
NO 1318
10
$7 00
Rar-ti
7A
12a $6 00
14 a
24 POINT NO 1324
18 POINT
$5 25
14 POINT
NO 1314
14
22 a $5 00
STRING
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12 POINT
Lyric
10 POINT
NO
1312
18A 28a $4
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NO 1310
20
35 a $4 50
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36 POINT NO 1436
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$9 75
30 POINT NO 1430
9a
$8 25
24 POINT NO 1424
12 a
$7 00
18 POINT
15 a
$600
14 pQ INT
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15
22 a $5 50
12 POINT
NO 1412
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26 a $5 00
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32 a $4 75
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$7 10
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HARTFORD
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in
5A 7a
$5
15
7A
lOa $4 50
Pleasure Steamer
10
14 a
GROURS
$4 30
Sunbeams
12A 18a $3 50
MODERN SAYINGS
Phonographs Recharged
12 POINT
14A 22 a $3 40
DEMANDS
8 POINT
10 POINT
16A
2 4a $3 10
Loans
20 A 30 a $3 00
MONARCHS
Create Blunders
6 POINT
25
1
35 a $3 00
TEA.RQLJICK
F>REDEXERIV1 E Eager Bargain Hunters

INJ
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16 POINT
16A 24a $400
GENTLEMEN ESTABLISHED
Automatic Millionaire Purchasing Securities
German Brotherhood Government

A
36 a $3 75
14 POINT
14
STIRRING POLITICAL SPEECHES
Wonderous Adventures
Spiritualist
in
King Solomon's Mines
Medium Pretenders
12 POINT
15
40 a $3 50
SPECIMENS FURNISHED SATURDAY

Cheapest Excursion Tickets and Refreshments
to
Washington
Harmonious Friendship and Pleasant Remembrances
10 POINT
18 A 45 a
$300
PURCHASING MAGNIFICENT PLEASURE YACHT

Famous
Trainers Brought Wonderful Trained Animals for Performances
Destroyed Childhoods Pleasant Remembrances
8 POINT
20 A 50 a $2 50
6 POINT
24 A 60 a $2 25
NUMEROUS REQUESTS
Beautiful
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Unavoidable and Laughable Adventures
1
Productions from
Flowers
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30 POINT
1510
10 A $4 50
GOLI3EJM
ROWN
12
A $3
20
6HRISTMAS L>EGEJMDS
14 A $2 80
JHUNGRY PEOPLE COMING

16A $2 50
INSOJMSISTENT F(EMAf^KS f ASCI NATIVE AND ATTRA6TIVE

16A $2 25
HARMED
JVIAIDENJHOOD
JVIASSjACHUSETTS SIGN /rSSOeiATION

12 POINT
20 A $2 00
10 POINT
24A
$1 75
TYPOGRAPHY
SCIENCE KaNOFÂNeE
28 A $1 35
DILAPIDATED ROAD
LOVIN
36 A $1 25
fJUMEFÔUS f EOPLE WITNESS ElsEPHAJNTS IN BATHING
GR^ND JNINETEENTH SEJNTURY

PATRONIZE
TJHE
AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITIOJN
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24 POINT NO 120
6
$2 00
HUNTER SPEAKING
24 POINT No 119
6A
$2 00
DESIRABLE HUCKSTER
18 POINT
NO
118
$2 00
HONEST MACHINE BUILDER

18 POINT
NO
117
10
$2 00
12 POINT
NO 116
12
$1 50
NOVEL HEROES
12 POINT
FRENCH SHADE
12 POINT
No
115
14
$1 50
NO
114
18
$1 50
6 POINT
NO 113
32
$1 50
6 POINT
NO
112
32
$1 50
BOWLERS ORGANIZED
ANXIOUS PUGILISTIC TRAINING
6 POINT
SPORTINCMEN GATHERING SOUTHERN DELEGATES PRESENT

6 POINT
NO
111
36
$1 25
NO
110
36 A $1 25
WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY PEOPLE BEING WISELY TAUGHT
THEATRICAL MANAGERS HUSTLING

STRIKING MUSICIANS PREVENT PERFORMANCE
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6 POINT
NO 34
60 A $2 25
6 POINT
NO 33
60 A $2 25
PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT MAY NECESSITATE SOME PAIN

6 POINT
HORRORS ACCUMULATE WHEN YOUTHFUL SURGEONS PROBE THE CRUEL SORE
NO 32
60 A $2 25
6 POINT
NO
31
60 A $2 25
PERSEVERANCE MAY NOT BRING THE REWARD YOU SEEK, BUT CONSCIENCE APPROVES THE DUTY DONE
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FONTS') $8
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Combination Gothic
12 POINT
NO
19
14
$1 50
MAGNIFICENT SACRED PANORAMIC EXHIBITS

12 POINT
NO
18
16
A $150
12 POINT
NO
17
18
A $125
BARNSTORMING
BREAKING CONTRACT
12 POINT
ORDERING WARSHIPS
STRONG VETERANS MARCH

6 POINT
NO
16
24 A $1 25
NO
15
30 A $1 50
MERCHANTS COMPLAIN BANKING FAILURES REPORTED

6 POINT
TROUBLESOME MACHINERY MECHANICAL DISCOVERY DOUBTED

6 POINT
NO
14
40 A $1 50
NO
13
40 A $1 50
UNVEILING MEMORIAL STATUES
WEALTHIEST AMERICAN ENTERPRISE

EXPORTING VARIOUS ARTICLES MANUFACTURED
THOUSANDS ATTEND SOLEMN CEREMONIES
6 POINT
NO
12
50 A $1 25
6 POINT
NO
11
50
$1 25
WONDERFUL AUSTRALIAN ACROBATIC PERFORMER

ASTONISHING FEAT BROUGHT FORTH THUNDERING APPLAUSE
1
GERMAN
OMA COWBOY DESPERADO RELIEVING NUMEROUS PASSENGERS
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12 POINT
No 166
16A
$1 50
RESIDENTS ANTICIPATING THE FORMATION OF YACHTING ORGANIZATIONS

12 POINT
NO 165
18 A $1 25
SERENADERS WERE GATHERING NEAR THE HOUSE WHEN THE COLONELS RESPOND
12 POINT
NO 164
24 A $1 25
6 POINT
NO 163
32
$1 50
LECTURING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
COURAGEOUS COMPOSITOR TRAMPERS

SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERIES PERFORMED
SPEAKERS HOARSE AND AUDIENCE FROZEN
6 POINT
NO 162
40 A $1 25
6 POINT
No
161
50 A $1 25
SCHEDULED RAILROAD TRAINS WRECKED

DELAYING FOREIGN FREIGHT NEARLY TWELVE MONTHS
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING GREATLY ENJOYED
SOUTHERN CLIMATE SOUGHT DURING SEVERE COLD WEATHER

1
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Gothic Condensed
No
112
12
20 a $3 75
BROTHER DANCES
18 POINT
Blackface Specialties
16
24 a $3 20
Unexpected Combination
12 POINT
BROUGHT BRACKETS
24 A 36 a
$308
BREAKERS LOWERING WHALING CREWS

Thornton Anniversary Receptions and Operatic Entertainments
28A 44a
$2 50
8 POINT
40 A 62 a $2 70
SELECTING SHOPLIFTER
Watches and Precious Stones Taken
RENOWNED LITERARY PERSON

Prominent Writers Hesitate Sending Articles
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8 POINT
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36 A $3 05
ARTISTIC
6 POINT
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER

36 A $2 05
5 POINT
NO 40
NO 42
36 A $2 70
CABBAGE AND BEETS

5 POINT
NEW STREET SWEEPERS

5 POINT
NO 40
36 A $2 15
No 43
36A $180
ESSENCE OF EXQU ISIT ENESS
MEDICAMENTUM FOR WATER-HATRED

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6 POINT
NO 48
45 A $2
15
6 POINT
NO 47
45 A $1 85
R^CO \_\JLC1\0 US 0V
6 POINT
CA\\Ui \\00tt
45
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6 POINT
NO 46
BtHQVHG,
$1 45
NO 45
45 A $1 30
CONSENT \.X
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Gothic Condensed
No 46
10 A
$4 95
FASTIDIOUS DAMSELS
28 POINT
14
$3 45
22 A $2 95
BEWILDERED
18 POINT
SUPERIOR CHEESE
12 POINT
25
$2 60
36 A $1 90
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE
10 POINT
BENEFICIAL CONSIDERATIONS
8 POINT
36 A $1 50
45
IN
$1 50
ECONOMICAL STATE CONVENTIONS

6 POINT
CHINESE COOLIES
6 POINT
DISGUISE NOT
WANTED A
$1 25
52 A $1 40
No
41
IN
52
HOME COMFORTS ABOLISHED AND MEALS TAKEN OUT
WOMEN'S RIGHT TO SOVEREIGNTY
AFFECTION ABNEGATED
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24 POINT
10 A 14 a
$530
18 POINT
14A 25a $3 60
Solid
12 POINT
Coins
25
Organized Hunters
10 POINT
42 a $3 35
36 A 70 a $3 40
CHOICE STEAKS
Daintiest and Choicest Cuts
8 POINT 36 A 70 a $2 75
ENGAGING NOTHINGS
Small Talk and
Trivial Associations
6 POINT
52
70 a $2 05
.
GEORGIANA RUBHARD
First
BRIDGET MACDUMPLING
Will
Water Operative with Soap Odoriferous
Accepta Nice Situation
in a
Genteel Family
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6 POINT
NO 42
52 A $3 00
6 PQINT
NO 43
I
52
A $300
LITERATURE CRAVES NOT RIBBONS BUT SIMPLY AN ABIDING PLACE IN THE HUMAN HEART
AND PERFECTLY
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No
110
nrprminpr lUDI luL

6A 8a $6
19
6A lOa $435
12 a
$4 24
Bankers DELIGHT
10A 16a $4
41
16
20 a
$406
16A 24a $3 83
20
A 40 a $3 70
FISHERMEN LAUGHING
CreatlllE
INDUSTRIOUS CHEMISTS
Amusement
for
Ewpe
M
8 POINT
Eprtatioits Larply Decrease
24 A 50 a $3 26
32
jPOLITICAL
62 a $3 20
FRESHEST ADVERTISING NOTICES

Advance Payments Demanded From Subscribers
Watchmen
ECONOMIST PREACHING
Cleverly
Demonstrate the Nighthawk Problems
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Gothic eondensed
No 127
4
A $3 00
MADISON RECORDER
5
$2 40
HUNTERS 56 MOUNTED
8A
$2 45
DENVERS SQUARE GARDENS

10A $2 30
MATHEMATICS
16A $2
10
DEMONSTRATIVE
HUMANE 68 BELOVED
DENTAL 45 PARLOR
24 A $1 95
POPULATION INCREASING
10 POINT
BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GARDENS

8 POINT
36 A $1 40
42
$1 35
NUMEROUS EXPERIENCED TRADESMEN

REPORTED 546 SWINDLED
BRIBERY CHARGES CONCERNING PROMINENT
GOVERNMENT 45678 OFFICIALS
6 POINT
48 A $1 25
IF
POINT ON 6 POINT
56 A $1 30
KNOWING THAT THE HUMAN HAND
INTELLIGENTLY
THIS INTELLIGENT COMBINATION OF REGENT IMPROVEMENTS
EDUCATED AND SKILLFULLY EMPLOYED
PRESENTED FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION
215
Chamfer Condensed
72 POINT
7
$9 90
1 J
7
$7 15
[1
j
7
]
A
$6
15 10
$4 90
10
$3 75
28
14
A $400
THREE PRECINCTS
18
$3 00
30
$3 60
REMEDIES FOR CHOLERA

12
mGHPRlCE AND POOR

10
POINT
36 A $2 60
POINT
36 A $2 00
CAREFUL HABITS AND GOOD INTENTION

45
SMALL MEASURE AND MUCH LIGHTER WEIGHT
$2 00
6 POINT
PROFESSOR
52
$2 00
HERBCMEREfl'S PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM OF EXTRACTING
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7
10 a
$1075
CHURNED
Products
7
10 a
$8 80
Trained FROG Catcher

10 A 14 a
$6 70
14
20 a
$680
PROFITS
Earned Cash
MUSICIANS
Genteel Choristers
25
COMRADE
Marine Gunner
22
28 a $4 35
RECEPTIONS
Midwinter Sponging
36 A 52 a $3 30
42 a $3 65
ECONOMISTS
Portmanteau Replenishers
36A 70a $3
10
CHARITY ENTERPRISE
Corpulent Policemen
Emaciated
6 POINT
52
70 a $2 80
SENTIMENTAL ABSURDITY
Domestic Service Made Dishonorable
Devotes
SKIMPOLE MUNDIVAGANT
his
Undivided
Energies to the Friendless
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Gothic Condensed
No 45
PROGRESSIVE
Regular College Education
14
20 a $6 70
AUTUMN FASHIONS
Damsels with Beautiful Dresses
ISA 28 a $5 25
COMPANIES ORGANIZED
Insurance Against Trouble Guaranteed
18 POINT
22A28a$455
14 POINT
25
42 a $4 05
HOOPSKIRTS
Shin Breaking Traps
12 POINT
ELECTRIC BOOTS
Keen Tonic for Sluggards
10 POINT
25A42a$335
36A52a$340
MONEY RECEIPTS
Press and Signature Plates
8 POINT
YOUTHFUL DREAMS
Boyhood Imaginings Dissipated
36 A 70 a $3 25
6 PoINT
52A 70a $2
75
HEADBUMPER SKATING
Acrobatic Tumbling and High Vaulting
ABUNDANT HARDHEADED TRUTHS

Borne n Thoughtful Memories for
j
Daily Service
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Gothic Condensed
72 POINT
No 36
5
6 a $11 80
RIFLE Stream
5
6 a $7 90
Crushed
6 A 10 a $7 30
THUMB
10 A 12 a $7 00
BIG Mines
36 POINT
8
FINE Houses
24 POINT
12 a $5 05
10A15a$330
MORNING
Golden Clouds
15
BURDENSOME
Business Toiirists
15
10 A 20 a $3 80
10
25 a $2 95
HOME COMMERCE
WHOLESALE Investments
12 POINT
MODERN VOLUNTEERS
PATRIOTIC Arbitration Leaders
20 A 12 A 30 a $2 40
25
20 A 40 a $2 55
IMPORTANT EXPLORATION
REGULAR Excursions
to
WINTER HOME ENTERTAINMENT

CHRISTMAS GAMES and Well-Filled Larder
South Africa
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Gothic (Condensed
No 37
4A 6a
$14 15
MEN
Rulers
6A
lOa $9 75
8 A 12 a $6 55
Count
5
6a
$1080
HUNT
6
10 a $6 90
BIG Job NO Home

10 A 15 a $5 35
TOSSED
White Seas
12
WRECKED
Sunk
or Lost
15
8 A 20 a $5 35
10
A 25 a $4 20
IMPRISONED
BURNT Demented
12 POINT
APPROPRIATION
INTRODUCES Disasters
25
20
12
A 30 a $3 00
20 A 40 a $3 15
DESPERATE UNREST
DEVITALIZES
UNGONSIDERED ASSERTIONS
VOLUNTEERED Without Conditions
Developments
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GOTHie No
16
4 A 5 a $1000
BAD Catch
4
5 a
$7 75
Stolen
36 POINT
HARP
4
5 a $5 75
GIRLS Dancing
4
6 a $5 80
Lobsters
6 A 10 a $4 40
2
FRESH
POINT
8
12 a
$342
RUN Slow
16 POINT
12
STOP Breath
12 POINT
20 a $3 50
16A 24a $3 42
Harming BEARS
10 POINT
Diamond FIELDS
8 POINT 20 A 40 a $2 93
16A 32
$2 87
STRIKE
7 POINT
Undisturbed
20 A 40 a $2 90
DISPOSING Merchandise
6 POINT
24 A 50 a $2 60
POWERFUL MACHINES
Experienced Mechanics Outdone
5M
POINT
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Delightful Southern
5 POINT
Homesteads
24 A 44 a $2 70
36A
62 a $3 24
LEADING HOLIDAY STYLES

Great Multitudes Crowding the Stores
I
PREACH TOUCHING SERMON

Congregation Praising the Discourses
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GOTHIC No 49
72 POINT
4
$10 90
OFFIC
5
$7 20
MIDNIGHT
7A $415
REASONS 325
GOTHie No 48
28 POINT
10A 14a $7
10
STUDENT Rewarding
14 A 20 a
$575
Plucky Submarine EXPLOIT

18POINT
18A28a$510
12
p^
25A42a$440
DECISION
Annual Dividend
WORTH TESTING
^
RESERVATION Gold-Fever Symptoms

36 A52a$350
ROCKET CORPORATION
Capital Invested in Fast Horses
Wholesale Remonstrances
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ROUND GOTHie No 40
60 POINT
5
A 8a
$12 30
MINE
General
36 POINT
Hunters
7A
lOa $11 70
DEPOTS
10 A 14 a
$770
AUTUMN Amusements
12A 18a $6 70
Enlarged Harbor
24 POINT
_
DREDGING
18A 24a $5
15
14A 20a $5 50
22
po^
Theatre
18 POINT
BURNS
18
Practical
14 po INT
TRADER
22
28 a $3 80
42 a $3 70
EARNEST
12 POINT
Legislature
22A42a$305
PASTORAL Requirements
11
POINT
36A 52a $3
15
Recollections of
MERRIMENT
36A 52a $2
75
Crimson Muslin and DECORATIONS
3 POINT
36A 70a $2
85
INVESTIGATING Committee on Finance

36 A 70 a $2 65
SCAVENGER FOUND
Working before Supper
6 POINT Improved Dress Styles Sold on
52 A 70 a $2 70
Empty Pocket
Filled by
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
REASONABLE TERMS
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DORIC
60 POINT
4 A 5 a $15 50
The END DOG Carts

4 A 5 a $10 75
5A 7a
$8 75
Crowd LARGE
5
7 a $6 50
SPECIAL Markets
24 POINT
6A10a$500
j
18 POINT
8A12a$450
Cheap VEST Money FOUND

10A 20a $425
12
25 a
$400
RECOGNITION
Entertain Nobleman
8 POINT
15
HOSTILE TRIBES Prepare Twenty Braves

6 POINT
30 a $3 75
ISA 40 a $3 50
LECTURING COURSES Members Securing Tickets
AMBITIOUS AUSTRALIAN
Promises Many Business Chances
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INCLINED GOTHIC
24 POINT
JUBILEE SONG
16 POINT 14
8A $300
12A $2 50
MUSIGAL CHILDREN
A $2
25
MASSACHUSETTS
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
12 POINT
FAMOUS STATESMEN ASSEMBLED IN CONFERENCE

10 POINT
20A $2
00
24 A $1 75
NUMEROUS PEOPLE WITNESS THE GRAND NAVAL DISPLAY

8 POINT
26 A $1 50
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION PERFORMING ELEPHANT BATHING IN RESERVOIR

6 POINT
NO 7
28A
$1 25
6 POINT
NO
30A
$1 25
MOUNT WASHINGTON
VIEWED BY EXCURSIONISTS
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS FAVORABLE TO RAPID TRANSIT
225
Combination
48 POINT NO 150
Italic
Gothic
4
A $400
DEALER WEIGH
36 POINT NO 149
PLEASING CONCEPTS
24 POINT NO 138
8 A $2 50
DISTRICT B04RD ELECTED

24 POINT NO 137
10 A $2 25
HANDLING STOLEN OVERSHOES

18 POINT
NO
136
14
$2 00
12 POINT
NO 135
16 A $1 40
KNOWLEDGE
CROUPERS BROKEN
12 POINT
STRONG ATHLETES
tfsocuTiOf/s JUBILANT
NO 134
20 A $1 40
12 POINT
No
133
24A
$1
4O
HANDSOME STRUCTURE BEAUTIFUL MASONIC TEMPLES

6 POINT
FOREIGNERS IMPORTING
AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS CONTESTED
NO 132
30 A $1 35
6 POINT
NO
131
40 A $135
CONGRESSIONAL QUESTIONS REPRESENTING NORTHERN MEMBERSHIP
DELIGHTFUL DECEMBER SKATIflB BANQUET OF THE CANADIAN SNOWSHOE ASSOCIATION
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Gothic
42 POINT
Italic
Extra Condensed
8 A 10 a
$700
COUIME Cimsfuikiris
9A 12a $6
00
Blackened Character
10 A 14 a $5 00
iEHUM mm Lml] Expert

Characteristic Charities
20 POINT
Players
12A 16a $4 25
OHRM PRIMED
ISA 20 a $4 00
TOOTHSOME DELIUflR Devoured With Brent

16 POINT
Rapidity
ISA 24a $3
75
Numerous Selections From the VERY BESJ
SMMS AUTHORS
24A 36a $3
25
12 POINT
20A30a$340
10 POINT
COLLECTING ANTIQUITIES
Quaint and Curious Old Specimens
PRINCELY
SALAW
PAID
Responsibility
Superintendent Who has
8 POINT
26 A 38 a
3 00
6 POINT
28 A 40 a $2 50
SILVER
MOON RESTAURANT
PECULIAR PRONUNCIATION CONDEMNED

Plain Simple Style of Conversation
K Famous Western Hostelry in Days Gone By
Much More Preferable
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GOTHIC ITALIC
30 POINT NO 112
10 A 14 a
$4 50
BUFFALO HUNTERS
Relating Their Wild Adventure
20 POINT NO 112
18A 24a $3
65
CHRISTMAS ENJOYMENT
Big Turkey Gobbler Stuffed with Oysters
18 POINT
NO
112
18 A 25 a $2 80
NOCTURNAL MUSICAL DIVERSION

Given by the Neighboring Cats, Free to All
Who
22
Listen
12 POINT
No
112
38 a $2 50
MADAME TATTLER'S BOARDING SCHOOL

For Young Ladies
Who
Delight in Talking
Much and Saying
Little
10 POINT
NO
112
30 A 42 a $2 60
8 POINT NO 112
36 A 52 a *2 60
MARVELOUS MARKSMEN
Shooting at the Face in the
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

Skill
Moon
Acquired Only by Constant Practice
8 POINT NO 113
30 A 52 a $2 00
6 POINT
NO
113
30 A 60 a $2 40
REQUIRE NO VINDICATION
Good Morals and an Honest Upright Life
PICTURESQUE DRIVEWAYS
Scenery Along the Roads near Fort Thomas
6 POINT
NO
112
30 A 60 a $2 00
5 POINT
ON 6 POINT NO 112
30 A 60 a $2 00
DAILY SPARRING EXHIBITIONS

Given by Rowdies Hard Fist and Tough Knuckle
GLORIOUS AND BLESSED SPRING

When
Fields Turn Green
and
the Robins Warble
and Sing
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Italic
Gothic (Condensed
14
No 40
16 POINT
20 POINT
20 a $4 40
18A 28a $380
CUSTOM
Despondent
8 POINT
Houses
22A 32a $3 20
ATTENTIVE Audience
Boys Drinking and
6 POINT
NEIGHBORS
36 A 52 a $3 10
GAMBLING
36 A 52 a $2 45
UNPROFITABLE Railway Companies
EXCURSION PARTIES Seeking Amusements
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10 A 22 a $3 50
18 POINT
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QUICKSAND
Wrecking Mountain
12 POINT
TYPOGRAPHICAL
Government Bombshells
10 POINT
20 A 40 a $3 00
22
50 a $2 75
YOUNGEST DOMESTIC
Hustling Graduates are Preparing
8 POINT
CONVERTING RASCALITY
Progressive and Healthiest Orations
28 A 56 a $2 50
6 POINT
30 A 60 a $2 25
GENEROUS AMERICAN WORKMEN

Honorably Discharged United States General
HANDLING MORTGAGED PROPERTY

Seldom Encounter California Mountain Driveways
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Italic
No 32
15
25 a $3 70
12 POINT
20 A 30 a $2 50
HA PP Y SMILE
GloriOUS
10 POINT
FEA RLESS HONESTY
Dreamland
25
Pirates
8 POINT
the Golden
Zone
40 a $2 60
25
40 a $2 25
ARTFUL AND GUNNING

Diplomats Evading Concession
MILKWHITE SNOWFLAKES
Ringing Out Joyful Christmas Songs
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Latin Antique
No 40
3A 4a
$745
China DISH
5
6 a $6 05
MILK
Crackers
6
8 a $4 95
8 A 14 a $4 70
DAIRYMAIDS Regular Business Gowns

12
18 a
$3 80
COMING TOURIST
Jaunting Beyond the Mountains
14
28 a $2 95
10
POINT
20 A 32 a $2 95
BURDENSOME
Weighing Machines
22
HAYSEEDERS
Untutored Dunderpates
6 POINT
42 a $2 05
25
52 a $2 90
WINTER STORMS
Sweeping Hurricane Decks
IMPECUNIOSITY
Decidedly Small Bank Accounts
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Latin Compressed
48 POINT
No 30
6A 10a $6
55
in
8A
12a $5 75
8 A 12 a
$445
10
15 a
$3 75
15A 20a $3 20
12 POINT
20
30 a $2 15
ENGINE COMPANIES
Approved Road Management
MODERN ARTISTIC CARICATURES
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12
TICKLISH
Happy Thoughts
10 POINT 25
^
of
25A32a$800
STEADFAST
Magnetism
8 POINT
Hopes
36A 52a $640
42 a $5 45
HEADS COUNTED
Economic Family Gathering
ELECTRIC SUNBURST
Brightness Terrifying Cracksmen
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60 POINT NO 20
5
6a
$7 50
48 POINT NO 20
A 7a $5 00
Largest
36 POINT NO 20
TRADING Farmer
8
12 a
$4 25
Country Maiden SKIRT

28 POINT NO 20
DANCE
10
16 a
$4 00
WINTER FRESHETS
24 POINT No 20
Disturb Farmers
20
30 a $3 25
TOUGH BINDING
Lonely Strange Hermit
-
CRIMINAL PARDONED
Prisoner
^ mm ^
10
Lunches
10 POINT
NO
36A50a*275
SLAUGHTERING BUTCHERS
World Renown Chicago Dressed Meats
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
Children Were Enjoying Themselves Greatly
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MODERN HNTIQUE
72 POINT
3A 4a
$11 20
New GUM
4
5 a
$1025
EAST Ends
48 POINT
5A
8a $1090
Bright
STARS
6
10 a $8 90
EMBLEMS
Proudly Floating
8 A 12 a
$850
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MODERN HNTIQUE
30 POINT
10 A 16 a $6 40
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Engineering Department
12
20 a $4 50
WEDDING COSTUMES
Beautiful Parisian Importations
16A 24a $3 90
OBSERVE THE GOLDEN RULE

Paving the Pathway to Eternal Happiness
12 POINT
20 A 40 a $300
THE UNITED STATES BANK NOTES Reliable as Coin and Much More Convenient to Carry
10 POINT
24
50 a $3 00
A HAT
IS
THE DOME, THE STEEPLE TOP
Where Stray Thoughts are Caught, and are Caged by Memory

30 A 60 a $3 00
8 POINT
THE ROLLING SEASONS PASS RAPIDLY
AWAY
Noble Deeds never Die, but Live Forever and Bloom in Lasting Spring
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30 A 60 a $2 50
HARD
IS
HIS FATE ON
;
WHOM THE
1
PUBLIC GAZE
IS
FIXED
To Detract or Sparingly Praise
Repose Denies her Requiem to his Honorable
Name
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48 POINT
110
3A 4a
$8 90
LIST price Marble ROCK

4
6 a $7 00
HEMLOCK
Hard
6 A 8 a $5 60
Wood
Cases
10 A 16a
$485
SILVER MINES
Foreign Capital Invested
10A 16a $3
75
A LABOR OF LOVE
Darning "Worn Out Stockings
12 POINT
20 A 30 a $3 65
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LHTIN EXTENDED
36 POINT
3
4 a $8 65
4A 6a $690
6A 8a $6
95
12 a
$5 60
10A 14a $4
12 POINT
12
20 a $3 40
REAPING
Golden Grain
8 POINT
10 POINT
ISA 24 a $3 60
Mountain
6 POINT
HAZARDOUS
30 A 40 a $390
24 A 32 a $3 75
AMERICAN
Original
Inhabitant
PERISHABLE
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7^ JTOINT 4
6 a $8 23
Anarchist
4A 6a
$6 71
EUROPEANS Demonstrate
6
8 a $5 70
6 A 12 a $4 28
I
10 A 14 a $4 92
12
18 a
$349
sr
16
24 a $3 07
mam
Caught
Notorious
POLICEMEN
mm
20 A 32 a $2 91
SOLDIER: RETURN
Encountered Abroad
Burjlirs Plundering
terms Hardships ire
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French Clarendon No 24
48 POINT 4 A 6 a $5 50
Smashed
THUMB
5
8 a $4 50
LEARNS Arithmetic
S!A 12 a $4 00
Carpenters
11
PRAISING
A
16a $3 75
18 POINT
Painters
14 A 28 a $3 25
TEMPEST
Clothing Stitcher
ISA 28 a $300
YOUNGSTOWN
Blacksmith Drunkards
IQ
p OINT
24 A 36 a $2 75
CONCEALMENTS
Forwarding Explanation
NESHAMINY CONCERT
G-ermantown Saturday Excursion
28
44 a $2 50
6 POINT
34 A 52 a $2 25
ORCHESTRAL MUSICIANS
Providence Electric Railway Companies
CROWDING FAIEMOTOT THEATEE

Delaware Eiver Yachting Associations
of Philadelphia
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French Clarendon Extended No 40

5
8a
$620
7 A 10 a $5 20
12
14 a $5 10
defarculters
16
20 a $4 70
18
28 a $4 55
10 POINT
22
32 a
$405
25 A 36 a $3 75
SpeCTJ-lSttiOH
6 POINT
E2cpai5.se of
Barrenness
30 A 42 a $3 35
30 A 42 a $3
15
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48 POINT NO 20
3A
4a $7 50
36 POINT NO 20
4 A 6 a $5 50
Another
24 POINT NO 20
18 POINT
ROUND
6 A 10 a $4 25
10
REACHED Arguments
NO 20
15 a $3 50
Clothing
12 POINT
DEALERS Organized
14 A 20 a $3 00
NO 20
RETTJH1T DOUBTFUL CHECK Maryland Revolting Against Explorers

20A 30a
$2 60
8 POINT
No 3Q
2QA 3Q
ft
$2 6Q
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10 POINT
20 A 30 a $2 75
8 POINT
2 4A 36 a $2 50
HUNTING ANIMALS
Persuades Southern Eoamers
EUHNING STEAMERS
Secretary Demanding Explanation
1
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48 POINT
5
7 a $1110
OUTCRY
Infant
Alarm MORNING
7
10 a
$9 30
Sunshine Baths
10
ECHO
Answers
16
14 a
$4 75
SOUND
Instruction
12
POINT
14
14 a
$3 95
POINT
18
20 a $3 50
REPOSE
Quiet Homes
36 A 42 a $445
COLDNIP
Red Nose Painter
36 A 52 a $3 35
GULLIBLENESS
Flowing Wells Assured
UNSUSPICIOUSNESS
Sweet Jersey Ldmburger Bologna
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Tuscan Antique No 10
4 A 5 a $10 09
ONE Pick
4 A 6 a $9 40 4
6a
$6 40
SPORTS
Historical
English
6 A 8 a $5 41
HOUSES
6
12 a $3 90
MARKET
Largest
12 POINT
Speculation
8 A 16 a $3 94
RANCH
Problem
12
24 a $3 39
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240*
Nie No 30
60 POINT
4 A 6 a $11 35
ONE Stream
5
6 a $9 30
6A
12a $10 50
LIGHT Amusement
10 A 12 a
$800
Rare
24 POINT
PLUMED
10
Birds
15
15 a $8 05
20 POINT
20 a $7 50
SUN Shades
18POINT
15
Midnight
14 POINT
HOUR
15
20 a $5 85
20 a $4 60
MEMORANDA
Real Estate Broker
12 POINT
15
SOUND BOATS
Grand Palace Steamers
IQ POINT
20 a $3 55
20 A 30 a $3 25
WINTER SPORTS
Lexington Skating Rink
8 POINT 20 A 30 a $3 30
HONEST MERCHANTS Famous Gotham Landmarks

6 POINT
30
40 a $3 25
MECHANICAL OPERATIONS
Metropolitan Traction Extension
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSION Annual Exhilarating Expedition to North Pole
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Lightface Runic
60 POINT
No 30
3
5 a $9 45
BANK Order
4 A 6 a $8 55
Seashore RACES
5
8a
$725
PROGRESSIVE
Modern Rural Sehool
6A 10a
$6 15
i
10 A 15 a $5 85
LIBERAL
Coal Dealers
18 POINT 12
PLEASANT Summer Sport

14 POINT
15
20 a $5 35
25 a $4 75
EXCEPTIONAL
Athletic Exercises
15
MODERN DESIGNS
Artistic Color Printing
10 POINT
25 a
$345
20 A 30 a $3 00
INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS Rare Tools and Implements
TERRESTRIAL PHENOMENA
Doubtful Calculations of Geologists
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LIGHTFaeE
48 POINT NO 150
3
4 a $8 50
36 POINT NO 150
4A 6a
$6 25
30 POINT NO 150
Beaver NETS LENDS Gamester

5
7 a $5 00
22 POINT NO 40
10A 14a $495
ENTERPRISE
Making Ocean Breezes
18
POINT N3 40
14
20 a $455
RECONSTRUCTION
Fuglemen Swearing Allegiance
12
POINT NO 40
25
32 a $4 30
10
POINT NO 40
25 A 42 a $3 70
AGONIZING
Felines Nightly
8 POINT NO 40
INDIFFERENCE
Unconcerned Spectators
g po INT
Song
36 A 52 a $4 20
ND 40
36A 70a $3 70
MODERN KNIGHTS
Heart of Tender Sensibility
KUREKA RESTAURANT Gutta Pereha Beef and Ram Chops

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PATENTED
9 A 18 a
$400
TIMID flND OBSCURE

Every day
riilnqber of
oi)ly
sei)ds to tt|eir
graves a
obscure
siict|
nqeri,
vJl\o I|aVe
regained
because tinqidity
12
12 POINT
28 a $3 50
THE VAGABOND flND THE ROGUE

Beware
of those \v>ho are horneless
by choice. Yoil
have no hold on a hilrnan being ^hose affections are without a tap-root. Trie la^s recognise this truth in the privileges \\;hich they confer Upon free holders; and public opinion acKno^ledges it $239
10 POINT
14 A 32 a $3 25
MflY
HMONG NEW ENGLAND HILLS
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inqpatierit of restraint,
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22
44 a $3 OO
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THE CRflDLE OF HOPE

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overcomes
by
flight; ar\d altt\oilgt\

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tJê
future cor\qUerer of Deatt^. Tirqe, grave of flrqbitior\, is tlê sterr\ corrector of Fools, but
ally,
tl\e
be
it is tt\e present cradle of Hope, but tl\e
salutary counselor of
tt\e
dread to tt\e or\e, ar\d all tl\ey desire to tl\e ottier; but, lilê Cassar\dra, it ~warr\s us -witi\ a voice rt\at ever\ ti\e sagest discredit too lor\g, ar\d tt\e silliest believe too late. "Wisdonq -walKs before it, Opportunity \s?itl\ it, 9054
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36 POINT
PATENTED
4 A 6 a $4 40
7A
lOa $3 95
Forefathers
18 POINT
ESTABLISHED
10A 14a $2 95
Independence
14
20 a $2 75
Secretaries and Treasurers

16
Disposition for Bewildering People
25 a $2 60
8 POINT
16
25 a $2 30
PUPPY* DEPARTMENT
Competent
Backyard Suardiarjs*
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Short Tails Indexes of Beauty and Intelligence
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4 A 6 a $4
15
PATENTED
7A
lOa $325
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10
Society for Industry
14 a
$3 10
14A 20a $2 70
Experienced
Cottage and ]VIan$ion Bouquets
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PATENTED
3 A 5 a $7 30
&
5
10 a
$5 85
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18
POINT
12
25 a $4 15
14
28 a $3 25
6 POINT
16
30 a $2 85
BUTTERINE & SAUSAGE
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PATENTED
7
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9
12
a $4 45
jPLre-u.rn.eri.ts
$375
12
14 a
NT
14
22 a $2 90
FAR.1XES
9 POINT
16
25 a $2 50
6 POINT
18
30 a $2
10
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ARTISTIC
30 POINT
PATENTED
3
4 A 9 a $8 00
T
24 POINT
3A 5
12
$645
Regiment
18
POINT
3A 6A
14a $5
15
10
25 a $2 75
12
28 a $2 35
BREEZE
Purnisked ^^6 * Summer
Porridge Pooled Reasonably
Preserved * for
U-KlizaHon * in Siberia
Equalization of Temperature^
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24 POINT
PATENTEO
5
10
A $425
OLYMPIAN STAINING SCHOOLS

7 A 12
A $3 95
SPADE AND SHOVEL

18 POINT
8 A 14 A $3 70
SOGIAL
12 POINT
USTOMS
10
IN
18
A $3 05
10
POINT
10
20 A $2 50
SPRINGTIME ÂMBLERS
SPARLING
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24 POINT
PATENTED
5
10 a
$3 60
6A
14a $3 20
8 A 20 a $2 45
Presides Gas^ Methods
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36 POINT
" ATENT * P
6a
$425
Enthusiastic
HORDES
6A 8a
$3 75
A lOa $3 25
WI/NSOME VIRGINS
Humorist Banishing Melancholy
18 POINT
1
16 a
$3 00
ORATORICAL REFORMERS
Smockf rocked
12 POINT 18
Blatherskites Gesticulating
30 a $2 75
10 POINT
20 A 34 a $2 50
DARING SEARCH
Returned Seamen Rejoicing
FOREIGN VIEWS
Memorable Scenes Reproduced
6 POINT
30 A 45 a $2 00
MACHINES PERFECTED
Labor-Saving Apparatus Guaranteed
EXPEDITION TO WO/NDERLA/ND
Language
Fails to Describe this
Wonderful
Isle
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UNIQUE GELTie
PATENTED
4A 6a $620
Famous SIG/NS
6
8 a $5 35
B'READ Producers
24 POINT
7 A 10 a $4 05
Inconsistent
"Railroad
*REM7VRKS
10
14 a
$3 60
F*REIGHT Contracts
12
18a $3 25
SUBLIME SHOW1/NG
Annual Parisian Trimming Display
15
22 a $3 00
ISA 28a $2 90
UNBIASED
Decision 'Rendered
SEMPE-R IDEM
Sunshine after Storm
20 A 32 a $2 60
6 POINT
22
35 a $2 50
Spacious Pothouse Patrons
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36 POINT
3
PATENTED
6 A $5 80
30 poiNT
4 A 8 A $5 15
ENTERING PROSPERITY
\m
5
12
A $4 65
18
POINT
14 A
$3 85
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12
DEEDS
10
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25
A $3 30
10A 28A $2 70
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PATENTED
5
$3 80
7 A $2 80
18
POINT
10
$2 30
HBOLSTERh
12
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16
$2 20
10
POINT
22
$2 20
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22
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$2 00
30 A $190
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GHLLIGAN
RIM
NG
5
4 A $4 60
$3 75
DISCONTENT
5
A $4 40
FINE STOPPERS
6A 6A
$3 95
NORTHERN LIGHTS
10
10
A $3 45
15
RUMORS
SOLAR TRIPS
10 POINT
15
A $2 90
EXPLORERS
PRECIOUS METAL
9 POINT
20 A 20 A $2 75
20 A 20 A $2 45
PHILOSOPHER
PLAUSIBLE THEMES
8 POINT
MARINE ENGINES
MONSTERS OF THE DEEP
6 POINT
25
25
A $2 40
30A 30A
$2 10
BERLIN MELODRAMA
GRAND MODERN PERFORMANCES
DISTINGUISHED COMPANIES
FASHIONABLE TRAVELING BURLESQUE BAND
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N0RMHN CONDENSED
5
A 6A
$4 50
ROMENADE
5
A $3 83
BRAVE MEXICAN HUNTERS

10A 16A $3
15
-
WIERD MIDNIGHT PHANTOMS

20 A 32 A $2 95
DARK APPREHENSIBLE GHOSTLY APPARITION

10 POINT
20 A 32 A $2 93
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS FAIR WONDERLAND PANORAMA
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48 POINT
4 A $4 70
6A $4
10
HON6ST EXHIBITOR
10A $3
15
HANDSOAE CONTRIBUTIONS
18 POINT
15
A $2
75
OBLIGATE AND ARTISTIC DECORATION

12 POINT
20
$2
15
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12
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35
MEiRChRNT TAILORS
ISA $3
15
BEAUTIFUL ART EXHIBITION

30
A $2
65
30 A $2 25
FOREIGN TRADE
8 POINT
GREAT ATTRACTION
6 POINT
40
$2 25
50 A $2 00
INDEPENDENT WORKER
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36 POINT
4A 8a $415
Jlandsome 6 SERIES Furnished

5
10 a
$3 65
DESIGNERS PRODUCTION
Magnificent
Christinas
Entertainments
8A
16a $2 85
SEGOND 435
Dividends Purchased
PROBLEM 578
Remarkable Performance
HERMES
36 POINT
6A lOa
$5 50
ORIGINAL OLD
10A 15a $4 50
ADMISSION TICKETS
Scathing Denunciations Reallij
12
18 a $3 25
ISA 24a $300
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PATENTED
8A $395
REMARKABLE MEMORIES
12
$3 00
12
POINT
18
$2 00
10
POINT
22
$105
PRESIDENTIAL GAMPAIGNS
8 POINT
SPECIMENS OF PRINTING TYPE

6 POINT
22
$1 80
30 A $1 75
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12
$415
ISA $3 75
30 A $3 30
12
POINT
36 A $2 85
10
POINT
36 A $2 35
MPIMTED
8 POINT
SHIITIES
IP
TEIEMEITS
36A
$2 20
6 POINT
36A $190
BEMIIISGEIGES OF HIS SCHOOLBOY DIYS
CONCATENATION OF LIGIEYMOSE CIRCUMSTANCES
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RINGLET
PATENTED
3
5 a $5 20
Martial
5
10 a
$4 50
and
18
POINT
12 a
$3 45
8A
18a $2 75
EXCMR6B
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36 POINT
PATENTED
TT
6A ISA $485
6 A 24
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4
10 a
$6 25
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5
14 a
$4 SO
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18 POINT
8 A 20 a $395
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MORTISED
48 POINT
PATENTED
3
$5 70
MORTISED
5
$4 30
VANISHMENT
9
$3 00
PATERNAL REGARD
12
$2 50
12
POINT
18
$2 10
9 POINT
22
$1
80
6 POINT
25
$1
45
WHITE ELEPHANTS
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24 POINT
10
$3 70
+ ppmegoppic
18
$2 55
20 A $210
22
$2 1Q
PETRIFIED
GLYPTie No 2
10
A $3
60
20 POINT
12
$3 30
14
A $2 90
ISA $2 55
WINNER
20
$2 20
20
$2 00
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CLOISTER
40 POINT
5
$5 45
36 POINT
$4 75
BRICK PRIZES
7
$4 35
22 POINT
10
$3 95
12
$3
15
12
POINT
18
$3 00
10
POINT
25 A $2 85
8 POINT
30 A $2 60
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
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PAT.MT.P
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$455
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7 A 10 a $3 65
10
14 a $2
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12
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PCINT
14
20 a $2 50
16
25 a $2 25
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7
10 a $10 15
4QpoINT
8 A 14 a $8 25
14
20 a $640
Eastern
22 POINT
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ISA 24 a $4 60
Telegraph
J8
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22
pQINT
28 a $3 80
MUSICAL Assemblage
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10
20 a $2 75
RELEASING WOUNDED SOLDIERS

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Beautiful Pictures Executed
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12
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Regular Patrons Selecting American Pictures
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Magnificent Illustrated Catalogues Distributed Containing
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3A 5a
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20 A $2 75
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72 POINT
3
6 a $12 00
Broken Carriage
60 POINT
4A 9a
$11 00
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4A9a$1000
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4A10a$900
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Marriages
4 A 12 a $7 00
24 POINT
7A16a$500
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10 POINT
14
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1
4A40a$400
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14 A 40 a $3 00
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Stupendous Undertakings Accomplished
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5
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6 A 12 a $3 30
SMART LEADER
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10
18 a $2 40
10 POINT
14 A 20 a $2 35
PATRIOTIC Farmers Enlisted

8 POINT
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RECEPTIONS Welcome Conqueror

6 POINT
30 a $2 10
20
40 a $2 40
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Greeting Foreign Diplomat
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6
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8
12 a $3 75
AMERICAN CONSULS
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Monthly Statement
10
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12
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4A 5a
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Count GIRLS
4A 5a $1025
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4A 5a
$7 75
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4A 6a
$7 25
EXCURSIONS
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36 POINT
P*T.NT
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$5 50
PERFORMANCES
Remarkable Country
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8A
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ENTERPRISING MERCHANT
Sending Phonograph Message
12
18 a
$325
UNREALIZATION
Beautiful Floriated
16A20a$300
BASEBALL GAMES
Enchanted Amusement
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20A26a$275
POCKET ESTIMATE
Provocation and Sensation
22A30a$250 THROUGH COUNTLESS DANGERS
Charitable Society Distributing Clothing
PHOTOGRAPHERS RESOLUTION
Beautiful, Glorious
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24 A 36 a $2 25
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10 a
$5 20
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political
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Marching Soldiers
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10
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many
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of early books
were
either large
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first to introduce the
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printed,
over sixty years of age when Che Dictes was ana was noted for bis industrious habit.* fie was
possessed of good sense and sound judgment; persevering,
important art wbicb be introduced into England, laboring not only as printer, but as autbor
zealous,
liberal in bis devices for tbat
and
and translator.* Cbe productions
of bis press
amount
to sixty-four
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ether important
and the Bible and Psalter, and works were produced.* Scheeffcr was further rewarded
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until the
year 1444, when, bis means being exhausted, he rejoined his uncle at Iftentz.
fierc
he renewed his experiments, and, as
he needed financial assistance, secured an introduction to 3ohn Taust a money-lender

,
and
capitalist,
who was
favorably struck
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KOSTER
24 POINT
PATENTED
3
8 A 12 a
$965
18
POINT
4 A 10 A
15 a
$7 45
RUSTIC SERVICE <^/^

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6 A 14 A 22 a $5 30
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French
72 POINT
Id Style
Extended
3 A 5 a $1 2 50
Rescuer
4A 5a
$11 75
Foremost
4 A 5 a $7 50
Enumerate
4A 8a
$5 25
BONE
Heroine
Breakers
5
10 a
$4 75
NUMBER
8A
16a $3 00
HERO
Denounced
15
RECORD
Easily Broken
ISA 36a $2 75
30 a $2 75
358 MINERS
Seriously Consider
246 Desires Wardens Pardon
NUMBER
322
ART GOTHie
72 POINT
PATENTED
3A 5a
$1000
Sefyool
4A 5a
$9 20
praterpal Artists
4 A 5 a $6 50
6A 8a
$5 00
8A
lOa
$400
Indisputable pene^-rail
12A 16a $3 00
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14
20 a $3 00
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Columbus No 2
PATENTED
4 a $12 35
Lower Case 4 a $4 55
N
48 POINT
Card
36 POINT WITH 60 POINT INITIALS
founds
3
5 a $9 35
Lower Case 5 a S3 75
Same QAR
\\/msome [ftDIES
5
8 a $8 00
GAME
Record
325
Columbus No 2
Cofumfiua Jnifiafe
PATENTED
10
MRE
18 POINT
15 a
$705
36 POINT $2 oo 48 300 60 400
Homes
15
WITH 36 POINT INITIALS
Qu
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A
20 a $6 10
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ANIMATED
Fervent Comedian
18 A 25 a $5 00
WINTER GftMES
Stormy Weather Endured
25
35 a $4 25
HANDSOME STEAMER
Expedition Traveling
10 POINT
Homeward
26 A 40 a $3 75
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Resplendent Spectacular Extravaganza
8 POINT
30 A 45 a $3 50
SPARKLING
PERaTie COMEDY
T
FONTS CONTAIN THE ABOVE CAPITALS ONLY
Burlesque Company Received Great Applause

6 POINT
35
A
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50 a $3 25
FftLLTIME CLOTHING SACRIFICED

Bargain Sale Advertised for Every Tuesday
March
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72 POINT
P*TNTD
4 A 5 a $15 00
NOBLE Horses
Brought ROCKER
5
7 a
$800
DURABLE
Flooring
5 A 8 a $7 00
Landscape IMPROVED
6A
lOa $600
MODERN CUISINE
Clothed in Deep Mystery
327
De Yinne Extra Condensed

36 POINT
PATENTED
6 A 12 a $5 50
COLLEGE MONTHS
Bright Maidens in Attendance
8A
12a $5 00
NUMEROUS LANDMARKS
Throughout Cumberland Discovered
10A
16 a
$400
INNUMERABLE REQUISITIONS
Administration Upholding Monroe Doctrines
12A 20a $3 25
DISPLAY BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DESIGNS

Seventh Annual International Chrysanthemum Exhibit
14 POINT
18A22a$325
12
POINT
20A26a$300
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Mississippi
VENEZUELAN COMMISSION
Arbitration
Valley
Metropolis
Now Becomes Necessary
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Oe Yinne Condensed
72 POINT
PATENTED
4 A 5 a $15 00
RICH
Sharp
Print
4A 5a $1000
SHOD
4
5 a
$7 50
4A 5a $6
00
4A 6a
$5 50
DOUBLE Machine
5
8 a $5 00
Moustache
GROWING
329
Oe Yinne
30 POINT
(Condensed
PATENTED
6A 9a
$450
CRIMSON CLOUDS
Moving Swiftly Northward
8
12 a
$400
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Greatest Energetic Achievements
10A 16a $3
25
14 POINT
12
20 a $3 25
MERCHANTS NATIONAL FRATERNITY

Grand Complimentary Summer Railroad Excursions
12 POINT
22
30 a $2 75
SHOCKING MODESTY
Enormous Masculine Bloomers
EXHIBITING ARCHITECTURE
Cotton States International Exposition
30
A 42 a $2
25
MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION
Foretells Severe Atmospheric Disturbances
BRIGHT MORNING SUNLIGHT SHINES

Contemplating Miscellaneous Telescopic Observations
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OE YINNE
72 POINT
4A 5a
$1700
5 a
$12 25
TIN Block
4 A 5 a $10 25
Silver
ORE
4 A 5 a $7 75 4
6 a $7 25
Comical
SONG
5
8 a $5 50
SPRING Bonnets
331
OE VINNE
30 POINT
6 A 9 a $5 00
Harvesters
REAPING
8 A 10 a $4 00
flASSACHUSETTS
Philanthropic Associations
10
16
a $3 25
14 POINT
12
18 a
$3 25
INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY
Receptions and Suppers to Foreign Visitors
12
POINT
16
20 a $3 00
10
POINT
20 A 26 a $2 75
SHARPSHOOTER
Professional
DEVELOP MUSCLES
Healthful Gymnastic Exercise
Marksman
22 A 30 a $2 50
22 A 34 a $2 50
ROMANTIC SCENERY
Beautiful flountainous Landscapes
BRAVE SAILORS SAVED

Sunshine Brings Happiness to flariners
6 POINT
24 A 36 a $2 25
POINT
24 A 36 a $2 50
HONORABLE COMPETITION
Amateur Athletes Receive Encouragement
BARGAINS
People
IN
MACKINTOSHES
Who
are
Always Without Umbrellas
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De Vinne Extended
3
4 a $11 50
ions
FARMS
SPRING
5 a
$1000
4A 6a $800
333
De Vinne Extended
De Vinne Extended
10 POINT
ISA 24 a $3 00
HASHIOINABUE STORES
OVERCROWDED
]VHUUIINERY DISPLAY We have made extraordinary preparations in head-wear for the Easter season. If you -wish a hat trimmed or untrimmed \v& can suit you
EASTER
8 POINT
22
30 a $2 75
HONEST DESIGNERS RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS

DELICIOUS HOLIDAY
SWEETMEATS
The Easter candy store attracts big folks as well as children. Almost no end to the oddities. And surely no queerer egg-makers could ever be found
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IIN HAINDSOME FHJRINITURE HIIVTS POR OEINERAL, HOUSE-PURINISHIING

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72 POINT
PATENTED
4A 5a
$1900
Lost RIG
4A 5a $1325
4A 5a
$11 25
Read NICE
4A 5a
$7 75
BEAR
GRAND
Skins
4A 6a
$7 25
5
Beaver DIVES
A
8a
$650
Festival
335
De Vinne
Italic
PATENTED
6A 9a
$5 75
BLUSTERING
Destructive Cyclones
8A
lOa $450
PIRING ROCKETS Distress Signals Answered

IDA 16a $400
WANDERING ARABIANS
Experienced Numerous Hardships
12A 18a $3 25
DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY SEASON

Society Whirlwinds Unceasingly Blowing
12
POINT
16A 20a $3 00
UNDERSTANDS
Thoroughly Mechanical
8 POINT
22 A 30 a $2 50
6 POINT
24 A 36 a $2 25
CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS

Universally Pronounced Brilliancy
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS

Manufactures Superior Printing Materials
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Italic
Outline
PATENTED
4 A 5 a $1700
4 A 5 a $12 25
4 A 5 a $1025
48 POINT
4A 5a $775
4A 6a $725
Hsiirdy Planter
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Italic
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PATENTED
8 a $6 50
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SCAREi F&rm M&Ms

12A 18a $3
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Italic
Type Made
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11
16A 20a $300
AGRICULTURE
De Vinne Shaded
4 A 5 a $1700
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4 A 5 a $12 50
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4 A 5 a $7 75 4 A 6 a $7 50
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16 a $3 75
20 a $3 25
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3
$6 00
$6 00
MACH
5
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25
A $4
25
LADS
7A
$3 25
LE1N10
BIKE
7
A $3
25
NORTH! HUNTS LEG1L

9
$2 50
EXCHANGING PRODUCE JOINT DEBATE f FALSE TALKS

14
$2 25
PERIODICAL CIRCULATIONS
WHISTLING HURRICANES CURNING PYRAMIDS
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4 A 5 a $17 00
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4A
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4 A 5 a $10 50
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4 A 5 a $7 75 4 A 6 a $7 50
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8
10 a
$450
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16 a $3 75
12 POINT
16
20 a $3 25
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$6 00
$6 00
MACH
5
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25
LADS
7A
$3 25
7
$3 25
NORTH! HUNTS LEGIL

9
$2 50
EXCHANGING PRODUCE JOINT DEBATE f FALSE TALKS

14
$2 25
PERIODICAL CIRCULATIONS
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PATENTED
3
4 a $12 35
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5 a
$9 35
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PATENTED
5
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36 POINT $2 oo 48 300 60 400
8 a $8 00
24 POINT
10
15 a
$7 05
VISIT
18 POINT
WITH 36 POINT INITIALS
18 POINT
15
20 a $6 10
OTEMBTEB
Qj
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TAYLOR G0THIG
48 POINT
4A 5a
$778
PLEASING
Newest Master
5
8 a $5 50
EXCURSIONS
Returning Delegates Butter Cakes
24 POINT
10A15a$450
18 POINT
12A20a$400
DARKEST
African Mines
INDUSTRIAL
Workers Gathered
Destructions
Studying
16A 25a $3 25
10 POINT
20A 30a $3 00
YOUNG HEROES
Purchase Made Christmas
PRINTING MATERIAL
Handsome Durable and Extensive
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PATENTED
60 POINT
4A 6a
$9 00
BRISK Dames
4A
7a
$6 50
Rare MUSIC Box

6A 8a
$5 00
7
lOa $425
Quaint
HAMBURG
10 A 15 a $3 75
Stones
12A 18a $3 25
URCHINS
22
ANTIQUATED
Miniature Camera
35 a $3 00
28 A 40 a $2 75
PARISIAN HEADREST
Beautiful Result Obtained
8 POINT
EVENING PROMENADES
Invigorating and Rejuvenating
30 A 50 a $2 50
35
52 a $2 25
AMATEUR KODAK SOCIETY

Picturesque Moonbeams Reproduced
UNIVERSAL ARJ
Highly Complimented Marine Photography
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60 POINT
3 A 5 a $9 00
DRUGS Known
3
5 a $5
50
Northern
HUNTERS
4A 8a
$5 00
UPHOLSTERER
Engraved 56 Furniture
30 POINT
5
10 a $4 50
NOTICES PRINTED Removed Handsome Gardens

6 A 12 a $3 50 18 POINT
8 A 16 a $3 00
BORDERING 43 Houses
DEMONSTRATIONS
Remarkable Consignment
345
ALGONQUIN
4 A 4 a $5 70
OLIVER 1 Holmes
4 A 5 a $4 85
Elaborate
SPDfif 5 5
4A 6a
$4 32
ELECTRIC 1
Algonquin Ornamented
60 POINT
PunistiniEnf
4A 4a
$5 70
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4A 5 a
$485
II
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4A 6a $432
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VIRILE
60 POINT
PATENTED
4A 6a
$750
OPENING Seison
6 A 8 a $6 50
Bountiful
HARVEST?
6 A 10 a $6 00
SLAUGHTERED
30 POINT
Buffiloe?
8 A 12 a $5 50
(Dexitti)
VOLCAJ1K Eruption?
10
16 a
$400
BENEVOLENT GATHERING*
Honorable M)d
12
20 a $3 50
12
POINT
16
30 a $3 00
STRONG WIND
FlOWer Odor?
PLEASING PRODUCT*
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60 POINT
PEN
PATENTED
4A 6a
$7 50
8a
$650
1UI In)
36 POINT
6A
lOa $600
LMGHT
8
12
a $5 50
10A 16a $400
12
20 a $3 50
16
30 a $3 00
Plover
348
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48 POINT
PAT * NT6D
4 A $4 00
QRWD-JOKCR
6
$3 40
EVEN1NQ * JERHON
8
$2 90
THIRD NflTIONflL - BflNK

18
POINT
10
$2 25
JTRONQ * * * HE/IRTT CHESTNUT SOCIETY

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14
$1
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8 POINT
24 A $1 90
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48 POINT
PEN
PATENTED
4 A $400
$3 40
A A
$2 90
Tl
HTI0NI3L
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$2 25
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14
$1
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10
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20
$1
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8 POINT
24 A $1 90
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4 A 5 a $9 00
60 P(
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4 A 5 a $9 50
HOMES
4 A 6 a $8 00
4A
6a $8 50
BROKEN
ranted 3
5A 8a $700
5
8 a $7 50
YOUR BOST
6A lOa $600
6A
lOa $6 50
PERIODICAL
3 Modern
Idc;
Tri
351
Howland and Howland

8 A 12 a $5 00
pen
PATENTED
8 A 12 a $5 50
RICHEST BAN
Complicated 8
10A 16a $400
10
16 a $4 50
STRANGE INHERI
89 Curious Treatment
12
20 a $3 25
12A 20a $3 50
INTEREST COUNTED 1234!

Regular Investments
20 A 30 a
$300
12 POINT
20 A 30 a $300
WOEFUL WITCH THEORY

Early Puritan Doctrines 49
10 POINT
24 A 36 a $2 75
24 A 36 a $2 75
DELUDED RELIGIOUS CHRONIC

Drives People to Distraction $260
8 POINT
28 A 40 a $2 50
6 POINT
30 A 50 a $2 25
POPULAR PASTIMES THROWN OVER

Festive Board
HISTORY REVEALS HARD PUNISHMENT

Oaken Stocks and Cowhide Lashes
Terrible Deeds Rectified by Christianity 48
Modern Society Shocked and 94 Ball Discouraged
CONTOUR
No
in JL
5
10 a
$6 90
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6A
12a $5
15
8A
16a $5 00
10A 20a $5 00
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10A 20a $3 45
16 A 32 a $3 25
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72 POINT
3A 5a
$11 95
TO/Q
3
5 a
$945
Gin
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4A 8a
$6 00
10 a
$4 90
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6 A 12 a $4 00
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No 2
3
A $4
70
4 A $3 30
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36 POINT
No 3
3
$5 75
6A
$4 25
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6 A $2 25
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3 A $5 40
J
4A $400
36 POINT
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$3 50
24 POINT
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22 POINT
7 A $2 50
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14
357
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48 POINT
PATENTED
3A 5
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10
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11
13
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60 POINT
PATENTED
4 A $5 75
A $4
50
8A $225
361
HADES
PATENTED
4 A $5 75
362
MINSTER
PATENTED
6 A 14 a
$5 75
EXCITEMENT
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8
20 a $4 60
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28 a $3 70
12
32 a $3 25
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4A 8
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18 POINT
6 A 14
A $3
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363
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5
7 a $7 20
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7A lOa
$5 55
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10A 14a $425
14 A 20 a $3 70
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12
$3 80
CDMFD:
16A $3 20
10 POINT
ISA $2 90
364
MEDALLie
36 POINT
PATENTED
4 A 8 a $4 60
6 A 14 a $3 95
7A
D
16a $3 00
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PATENTED
4A 6a
$7 90
6 A 8 a $5 20
7A
lOa $4 20
10 A 16a $3 30
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365
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36 POINT
PATENTED
4 A $4 10
!|!U=?U
7
$3 00
MORNING AMUSEMENT
8 A $2 45
12
$2
15
TINTED
PATENTED
4 A $4 60
$3 85
24 POINT
$3 30
8 A $2 65
12
$2
15
Hi
366
LURHY
PATENTED
3
$5 40
4A
$4 30
$3 35
SHADOW
PATENTED
3
$4 60
EXECUTORS
24 POINT
7
A $400
TICK
MBNDK
PL
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16
$2 75
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PATENTED
4 A 6 a $740
wing;
Machin
5
7 a $5 10
Etoaemt;^
7
10 a
$4 00
Flyin
10
14 a
$3 55
Guarding Public
12
16 a
$3 00
P R Q GR E SS I V E
14
18 a $2
90
PoINT
18
20 a $2 50
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LEGAL
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French (Clarendon Shaded

5
7 a $10 60
10 a
$9 25
MUSICAL Eneaeem
7
10 a
$7 90
10
14 a
$7 00
Profitable
Invention
14
20 a $5 80
Melodies
law fK
22
32 a $5 25
12
POINT
25 A 32 a $4 80
10
POJNT
30 A 42 a $3 75
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Cloister
40 POINT
Shaded
5
A $610
$4 75
COIM
28 POINT
7
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A $445
10
A $400
v\
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12
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A
$3 30
12
POINT
ISA $320
BESEMBLIWG
10 POINT
BES@BT
30 A $2 80
25
$3 10
BOUNTIFUL P1ISE1TS
Condensed Cloister Shaded

5
$5 00
5A
$430
A $3
80
10
A $305
12
$2 75
12 POINT
18
$2 60
PBESEIHHEHT
10
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POINT
25 A $2 40
DILAPIDATED IIST11IIITS
COUHTEBFEIT
370
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2
5
7 a $615
7 A 10 a $6 00 8 A 14 a $4 75
German Conn
12
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14
20 a $3 35
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PATENTED
4
$4 40
I
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$3 50
10
$3 20
14
$2 30
16
$2 10
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5
$11 30
A $890
1
5
$6 25
$5 10
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10
$5 50
14
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10
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18
$4 10
22
$4 00
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25
$3 75
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$7 80
$5 65
22 POINT
$4 60
10
$4 80
12
POINT
14
$3 80
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STIPPLE
48 POINT
PATENTED
6 A $6 90
7A
$5 35
FILLET
36 POINT
PATENTED
4A
$4 85
7A
$3 85
9 A $3 25
Space
and End Ornaments furnished with fonts
373
Mezzotint Condensed
6A
$4 50
8A
$3 50
12
$3 00
Three
styles
of
End Ornaments furnished with
each size
MEZZOTINT
36 POINT
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$5 00
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29
30
22
21
20
19
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24
23
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3A 5
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10
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4A 6a
$9 15
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8 A 14 a $5 65
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5
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10 a
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7 A 14 a $5 40
18
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10
16 a
$5 00
T/LITY
14A 20a $400
18
28 a $3 65
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36 POINT
5
$7 70
7 A $5 05
18 POINT
10
$4 25
14 A $3 55
ITALIC
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7
$4 85
10 A $4 20
12 POINT
14 A $3 40
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24 POINT
6 A 12 a $4 95
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3
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15
a $4 75
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12
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20 a $4 35
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$3 50
10
20 a $3 70
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12 a $3 45
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25
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on i&r utngeben unt utnf$Iungen unBermCgent, au ibr berauSjutreten, unt tiefer in fte btneinjufommen. Ungebeten unt ungeroarnt nlmmt fie un in ten auf unt treibt fid) mtt un8 fort, bi rolr ermutet fint unt ibtem 9lrme entfat; ;
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ibre
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9latur!
SSHr ftnb Bon
tl)t
umgefaen unb umfcblunflcn

in
fie
auf unb treibt fid) mtt un fort, bi roir ermiibct finb unb @ie fdiafft emig neue ilirem *itrme entfaUen. roaS ba ift, roar nod) nic; roa roar, cftalten fommt nidjt roieber 3cbe ift neu unb bod) immcr bag 'lllte. iffiir leben mitten in it)r unb ie f)5rid)t unaufl)orltd) mit uns unb oerrat uns it)r ehcimnis nid)t. ftnb iljre gfretntbc. SBir roirfen beftiinbig auf fie ein unb l)aben bod) feinc ewalt iiber fte. rose unb l)eiliac s J!atur! in beinen âUen roanbelt bcr Wenfd), unb lernt Bon Stauben unb SBaumen; fein *2luflc rul)t wie ein (>ul)Il)orn am blauen îmmel, unb fudjt nad) bem, nadh iBeldjcin fid) fein Jperj in ber SBruft auftrecft. Xann roirb er felbft }um ^rieftcr bicfcs 3;emet einaeioeiljt; mit bent
il)re
;
unb unBerinoflenb, un in ben Umlauf
unBermogenb, au
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tiefer
fyineiiijufontmen.
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iftr l)eraujutreteit, mifleroarnt nimmt fie
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SJatur 23Mr finb Bon ifjr nmgeben unb umfrf)lunfleit uitBevmoaenb, ou tfjr unb itneBnnoaeitb, tiefer in fie ftineinsitfommen. Ungebeten unb uitfleroantt ntntmt fie uttS in ben Untlnnf i()re-3 XafleJS auf unb treibt fief) mit Utti fort, "bis mir ermitbet finb unb tfirem 2lrme entfnllen. @ie frfjafft eroig neue (Seftalten; !Ba3 ba ift. mar nod) nie; mas roar, fommt nidit roieber JebeS ift neu unb bod) immer bass 9Ute. 28ir leben mitten in ifir unb finb ib,re SBir roir= Sreunbe. Sie fprtcfit unanffiorlid) mtt itn unb Berrcit unS ifir efjetmnio ntdjt. fen beftiinbig auf fte ein unb ftaben bod) feine etnalt iiber fie. in rofce unb fteilige 9?atur beinen fiollen roanbelt ber TOenfcfj, unb (ernt Bon Stauben unb 8aumen; fein 9luge rufit tcie eitt am blancn unb in ber .>immel, fud)t nadi bent, roeldiem fief) fein narf) $erj 5'iioH)orn 2)nnn roirb er felbft jum *}Jriefter biefes lemfiels eingemeilit; mtt Xfjranen 93nt)t nujftrerft.
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32
SSStr finb tjon ifyr
bitteituulomnten. Ungebeten unb ungetvarnt nimtut fie unl in ben Umlauf it;reS Jage auf unb treibt ftci) mit ttnl fort, bi^ n>ir ermiibet finb unb ifyrent 3lrme entfaUen. @ie fcbafft a^ roar, fommt nic^t roieber en)ig neue eftalten; n>a* ba ift, ttar noc^ ntej 3ebe ift neu unb bod) immer ba 3Ilte. sBtr leben mitten in tfyr unb finb <Sie fvrid)t unauffyo'rlirf) mit un^ unb scrrat un3 il^r @e\)eimiljre ^reunbe. ni nid^t. SBir roirfen beftiinbig auf fie ein unb b, abcn bod) feinc eroalt iiber s unb fie. rofje tjeiligc Jiatur! in beinen fallen roanbelt ber SJJenfd), unb
fte
l)crau5utreten, unb uut'crmocjenb, tiefer in
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3}atur! J6tr finb con tl)r umgeben unb umjdjlungen uitBermoaenb, au tfyr tjer= auSjutreten, unb unBermogenb, tiefer in fie Ijtneinjufommen. Ungebeten unb ungeroarnt nimmt fte un in ben Umlauf tfjres 2age5 auf unb tretfat fid) mit tin* btS wtr ermiibet unb Ste Strme iljrem finb entfollen. fort, icfjafft eraig neue @e^sebe ift neu unb ftalten; mas ba ift, roar nod) nie; roa5 roar, fommt nid)t roieber s bod) immer bas illte. i!)tr leben mitten in tb,r unb finb tl)re fjfreunbe. Sie fprtctjt USir tnirfen beftiinbig unaufl)6rltd) mtt uns unb oerrat un tb,r eljeimnis nidjt.
eroalt uber anf fie ein unb b,aben bod) feine beinen Apallen roanbelt ber DJlenfd), unb lernt
fie.
rof?e
unb
Ijetltge
DJatur! in
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9?atuv!
32
SBirftub won ib,r nnifleben unb umfdjlungen unuennogenb, cuts iljr {)eraugutreten, unb unuermbgenb, tiefer in fie fyineingufotnmen. Ungebeten unb ungeuiarnt ninunt fie im* in ben llmlauf ib,re age auf unb tveibt fid) niit un$ fort, bis rotr ermubet finb unb ifyrem 2lrme entfaflen. @ie fdjafft roar, to mint nidjt umber enrig neue eftatten; mas ba ift, roar nod) me; roa 3ebe ift neu unb bod) iinmer ba$ 2llte. Sir teben mitteit in iljr unb finb
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2Bir finb tton i^r umgeben unb itmfdjlungcn unucrmogenb, au^ fjerau^ûtreten, unb untocrmogcnb, tiefer in fie tnneinsufommen. Unge= beten unb ungciuarnt nimmt fie un^ in ben Umlauf itjre^ Jage^ auf unb
9?atur!
if)r
ermubet finb unb tfyrcm 9lrme entfallen. @te ba ift, tt>ar nod) nie; tt)ag ar, fommt ntd)t wieber 3ebe3 ift neu unb bod) immer bag Stlte. 2Bir te&en mitten in i)r unb finb U)re êunbe. @ie f^rtd)t unauffyorltd) mit un^ unb ccrrat ung i^r 2Bir unrfen beftanbtg auf fie ein unb Ijafccn bod) fcine el)eiinnt! nid)t.
treibt fid)
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2Bir finb con i{)r umgeben unb umfdjlnngen unttertnogenb, aus êrauSjutreten, unb unbermogenb, tiefer in fie Jjtneinjufommett. itnge= beten unb ungett)arnt nimmt fie un in ben tlmlauf ib,re^ Stages auf unb treibt fid) mit un mir ermiibet finb unb intent 'ilrme entfallen. fort, bi
9tatur!
ib,r
Ste fd)afft eroig neue (Seftalten; raa ba ift, roar nod) nie; n>a3 mar, fomtitt md)t roieber Sebe ift neu unb bodj immer ba 2llte. HUr leben mitten in Ste fpridjt unaufprltd) mit ung unb oerrat un tfjr unb finb t^re f?reunbe.
S s
ib,r
@eb,eimnis
nid)t.
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fie
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SJatur!
35
58tr finb Don tfjr nmgeben nnb umfdjtungen itnoermbgenb, aug i^T I)eraujutreten, unb unttermbgcnb, tiefer in fie I)inein3u!ommen. llngcbeten itnb nngeir-arnt nimmt fie un3 in ben Umtauf tf)re3 Xage^ auf unb tretbt jidj mit un
unb tfjrem 9(rme cntfatten. <Sie fdjafft eiutg neue ba ift, war nod) nie; ioa mar, fommt nid)t mieber êbeiS ift neu unb bod) immer ba 2lltc. SJtr leben mitten in i()r unb finb i()re Sreunbe. @ie 3Bir Juirfen fprtd)t unauf^brlid) mit un3 unb uerrtit un$ iljr GlefjcimmS nid)t.
fort,
bid nnr ermubet finb

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eftalten;
beftanbig auf
fie
ein
unb
fjaben
bod) feine
elua(t iiber
fie.
rofee
unb
fjeiHge
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Dlatur!
34
itjr umgeben unb umfdjUmgen uutiermoflenb, au itjr IjerauSgutreten, unb unDermbgenb, tiefer in fie încin5ufom= men. Ungebeten unb ungemarnt nimmt fie un in ben Umlauf i^reS 2;aQe auf unb treibt fid) mit un fort, bi mir ermubet finb unb ttjrern )lrme entfaKen. @ie fd)afft etoig neue ba ift, war eftalten; roa nod) nie; roa mar, fommt nirf)t mieber êoe ift neu unb bod) immer ba )llte. 2Btr leben mitten in ifjr unb finb itjrc greunDe. @ie wirb
s
25Mr finb Don
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9 POINT
GERMAN NO
9?atur
it>r
!
35
tljr umgeben unb umfd)Iungen unuermb'genb, au unb imcertnogenb, tiefer in fie ^tjteinjufonttnen. Un= gebeten unb ungetuarnt nitnntt fie un in ben Uintauf Hjre? age auf unb treibt fid) mit un fort, bis mir ermiibet ftnb unb if)rem Slrme entfatten. <5ie fdjafft eroig neue nia ba ift, roar nod) nie itm toar, fommt eftalten nid)t nrieber 28 tr leben mitten QebcS ift neu unb bod) intnter ba Sllte. in il)r unb ftnb iljre greunbe. @ie fpridjt unoufljorlid) ntit un unb uerrat
28ir ftnb t>on
fyerauSsutreten,
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9?atur!
genb,
32
ifjr
umgeben unb umfd)Iungen unb un&ermbgenb, ttefer in fie f)inetn= pfommen. Ungebeten unb ungewornt nhnmt fie un in ben Umlouf i^re^ 2age auf unb tretbt fid) mit un^ fort, big loir ermiibet finb unb i^rem Strtne entf alien, te fd)afft enn'g neue eftalten; tt)a ba ift, ttar nod) nie; ma^ war, fommt nid)t tuieber êbe^ ift neu
2Bir ftnb oon
au
t^r êraugjutreten,
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GERMAN No
9?atur!
33
3Bir finb Don ib,v umgeben unb umfdjlungen unbermogenb, au^ ib,r b,erau3Utreten, unb untiermogenb, tiefer in fie fyineinûfonts men. Ungebeten unb ungeroarnt nimmt fie ung in ben Umlauf tb,reg JogeS auf unb tretbt fid) mit itn$ fort, big im'r ermiibet finb unb ifn-em Irme entf alien. Sie fdjafft elm'g neue ba ift, eftalten; nw roar nod) nie; U)a8 tuar, fommt nid)t nneber 3ebe ift neu uub bod)
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GERMAN NO 34
9?atttr!
2Bir finb Don

il)r
if)r
umgeben unb umfd)Iungen
unber=
êrausjutreten, unb unbermogenb, tiefer in fie fyineinpfommen. Ungebeten unb ungeroarnt nimmt fie un in
mb'genb, au
ben llmlauf
ermiibet finb
if)re
2age
auf unb treibt
fid)
mit un
fort, bi
mtr
unb
eftalten; roa
@ie fdjafft etm'g neue iljrem ?Irme entfaflen. ba ift, roar nod) nie; roa roar, fommt nid)t roieber
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9?atur
!
35
28ir fiub bon

iljr
genb, au
uubcrmb'= if)r umgeben unb umfdÎungen êrau^jutreteu, unb unoermogcub, ttefer in fie f)in=
Stage
etnjufommen.
Umlauf
i()re
Ungebeten uub ungclnarnt nimmt auf uub treibt fid) mit un

eutf alien.
<2ie
fie
un
in ben
bi roir
fort,
crmubet finb uub ifyrem 'JMrme

eftalten; tna
fdâfft
ettrig
neue
ba
ift,
roar nod) uie; roa3 roar,
fommt
uid)t roieber
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POINT
GERMAN No
9?atur!
35
mtuer* i()r umgcbcn unb umfctjluugen unb au3 in tiefer f)erau3utrctcn, nniicrmdgenb, i()r mogenb, fie I)incin }u!ommen. llngcbetcn nnb ungctoarnt nimmt fie un> in ben llmlauf iljreS Staged auf unb treibt fief) mit un> fort, bi<8 ttrir ermiibet [tub unb ifjrem 9(rme cntfallen. @ie fcfyafft luasg neuc ba irar \va$ luar, noct) ift, nie; eftalten; eluig
28ir finb Don
(
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GERMAN No
9?atttr!
32
28ir ftnb
don
tfyr
itnucrntogenb, au3 i^r êrau^ûtreten, in fie fjtneinûfommen. Ungebeten

fie
un
fort,
in ben llmtauf i^re it)ir ermitbet bi
umgeben unb umfiÎungen unb unnermogenb, ttefer unb ungeftmrat nintntt auf unb treibt fic^ mit 5tage ftnb unb ityrent Virtue entfaden.
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POINT
GERMAN No
35
28ir ftnb t)on tljr umgebcn unb umfdjluugeu unbermogenb, an i^r êtauûtreten, nnb nnier^ Ungebeten unb mogenb, ttefer in fie In'netnpfommen. nngeniarnt ntmtnt fie un in ben Unttauf t^re Xage anf unb treibt fid) mit un fort, bt unr ermiibet finb
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GERMAN No
35
3Stt ftnb t)Dn t^r utngeben
imb
urn-
fÎungen
unt)etmogenb cm3 i^r êtaitgîitteten

f f
unb iint>etmogenb ttefer in fte ^tnetn5ttlomnten. Uncjetieten unb nngetoarnt ntntrnt fte nn in ben
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GERMAN NO
31
Sftatur!
2Bir ftnb son t^r umfc^lungen unb

unt>ermogenb, au^ t^r ijerausptreten, unb
ttefer in fte
geben
^tnetnp!ommen llnge= kten unb ungeftarnt nimmt fte un^ in ben llmlauf
unt>ermogenb,
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18 POINT
GERMAN No
31
3?atur!
SBir
umfcfylungen
treten,
umgeben unb mwrmogenb, au$ ifyr fyerau^

finb
ifyr
$on
unb unsermogenb, tiefer in fie fnnetn^ jufommem Ungekten unb ungetoarnt nintmt
fie
un$
in ben
Untfauf i^re^ staged auf unb
German Poster
18 POINT
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Smallest font 25 Ihs
GERMAN NO
32
PRICE 52 CTS PER LB
Stotur !
2Ktr
ftnt)
ton
if)r
umgcOen unb
4
nmf^lnngen
f
untoermdgent), aiai
f
iljv f)ei
anjntreten nnt) nnDcnni}genb

fie
tiefer in
f)ineinjntommen. Ungebetennnbunge=
nimmt
fie
nn3
in ben
Umlanf
if)re^
f
auf unb
trctot fic^
mit un^ fo:1
fii
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GERMAN NO
31
Smallest font 25 Ibs
PRICE 52 CTS PER LB
tr ftnb t)on il)r
auîttreteu, unb unbermogenb, tiefer in

fie
Jnneinjulomnten.
llngeteten unb un^
getoarnt
nimmt
fte
un^
in ben
Umlauf
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22 POINT
GERMAN NO
32
PRICE 50 GTS PKR LB
ir fini)
Don
t()t
urn*
utt wiDei> umfdjfongen gepen mogeno, an il)i* r)etauûtreten,
imt) unDermiJgenb, ttefer
in
fie
ift
[jtneinpfommen.
UngeOeten
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PRICE 50 CTS PER LB
3tatur!
SBtr fmb
toon i^r urn-
trnb
,
umfc^tungen
itnoer-
au3
i^r êrau^ptreten,
tiefer
unoermênb,
in
fie
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PRICE 50 CTS PER LB
9latitr!
28ir
ftnt)
t^r Ijercmgptreten
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60 POINT
GERMAN No 30
25 LB FONT $13 00
cfjime
40 POINT GERMAN NO 32
Mfcer
tlemob
SSerf e far
48 POINT
Mt
25 LB FONT $13 50
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GERMAN No
31
25 LB FONT $13 50
irf
tticfrt
40 POINT GERMAN No
31
25 LB FONT $13 50
bcine
403
IHLBNSURG
3
8a
$735
(Hinder Gutenberg
36 POINT 4 A 10 a $5 40
Stammt au$ dem
febr alien
5
16 a
$380
Riwrlicben Gefcbkcbt der 0cn$f kifcb , wn wclcbem un$ nod) Okie

8
25 a $3 55
Hacbricbtcn iiberkommen
[land fein
|ind.lm
"jabre 1332
Urgroâter
Trielo
6ensf Icifcb, datnals
Ratbsberr, bcim flufftande der Ziinf te gegen den

15
45 a $3 25
.16A 50a $300
JIdcl der mactitiên
main? an
der $pit?e der Patricier, Seine wei Schne, Peter und Claus, von weld)en ienerBiirgertneirter
8 POINT
18 A 52 a $2 70
Scitcnlinic wcl<fte nad) cincm von Peters Gattin 6. 6eltbu$ ?ur Eaden
niacbrad)tcn Statntnbaufe den Bci
namen
Hir
Caden annabm.
Der
Enkel Peters, wclchcr cbcnfalls den

6 POINT
20 A 60 a $2 40
fiibrte,
Ulurdc und die Rauptlinic dcs Gefd)led)t$

fortfct?tc,
ftittctc,
namcn Tnclo
nabm
die
lfe
ium (iutcnbcm,
der
501310
die ferbtedncr dcs
wabrcnd
mi t ibr
crlof chcndcn tic) chlcdits
dicier eine Scitcnlinic

in
Cammerer zum eutenbem ?ur 6emablin, und

mit ibr
ni'ci
dcrcn
Hbkommcn
dem labrc
Sobne, Trielo und Jobann, von welcben
1432 den Hcinamcn Sorqcnlocb Oder Selgenlod>
der
icljtcrc fich
3obann
(icnsficifch
jum Gutenberg
Trielo, qrundctc in der fjauptlinic cbcntalls eine
annahmen.
Der Sobn Peters,
nannte, und die vereinigten namen der beiden alten 6e(d)led>ter durd) die Erfindung der Bud)dru<ker-
kunftden fpateften nacbhommen
iiberliefert bat.
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German
28 POINT
Title
No 2
4 A 10 a $3 80
IMltdje jmtflc Slrkiter

7 A 20 a $4 75
m
Wringer
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$2 65
3llifd)tcb3licb
bet*
einfad)
10 POINT
unb
beutltcf)
12
nu
fcine 5*lcf rufru
40 a $2 45
8 POINT
1
15
50 a $2 50
28cibcr fdjiucigcn
{Rcpfjijfo fetnctt
Xrainnbiirl) fta ucvficbtc SSnrffifrijr
ScifcnbfnffH unb yvdriitigc Suftfdjtoffcr
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9 A 30 a $3 00
bet beutfrfjett
af;
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nmnrfu'ii
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15
12
40 a $3 00
50 a $3 35
icH
fiir
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6 POINT
15
*>ev
50 a $2 60
(grfittbltttgen
UnterirSifdjc Sicfen
X8SIbcr
ten fcet ^terncntHCtt
aie gebengabern
fcer êlfeer
unb CucUcw
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GERMAN TITLE
3
6 a $10 35
4A
lOa $10 15
<*ine ante
4
3albe
4 A 10 a $4 10
10 a $6 70
Saute
22 POINT
7 A 20
a,
$5 20
7 A 20 a $3 70
iV
Qfoftcitc
Stofceti
8
Zcbtocu*
12 POINT
25 a $3 00
9 A 30 a
$300
3 dm
It?
uttfc
Waller
12
9 A 30 a $2 35
40 a $3 00
n
Jlli* tin-
llrfncbm
pft
9 POINT
15
50 a $3 05
15
50 a $3 35
cr
ivrtiilc
fldgt
er 3<
?lrbcit
ift
bic SBiirgc ISA 50 a $2 25
SScrcinc cnttdufcfotcr
iJii
7 POINT
6 POINT
.H'di
iT'er
15
50 a $2 25
TVii golbcncn
,viidnVn finb
Hin,u bad
i'ii-P I'L'in
brawn Wnmi
Seine Xraubcn rocbcr û bod) nod) ?u faucr
aud) VantpfFcl: X^ranncn Xro$ bictcn Faun
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German
Title (Condensed
3A 6a
$855
4 A 10 a $9 20
Sinber
rat
4A
lOa $640
cm
5
15 a
$650
Somifdje Sieber imb Kttate

7
20 a $6 05
22 POINT
8 A 25 a $4 50
@urf en
9
30 a $3 90
3INT
12
40 a $3 65
SSatfcre
Oljne
2ftitl)e fcitt
$rete unb Miirett

15A 50 a $2
nt
70
15
s
50 a $3 60
10 PoINT
teine JJofe ofjne Cornell llnfere IHtf^ unb 8rf)atten=3citen

15
tijJ tft
(SljrUdje Arbeit
i^
f^mtbet
unb tobauer fu^rcn

A
pm
3i
50 a $2 50
15
50 a $2 00
bc3 ^tltcr^ 9Jiad)t
sgj^c g reunbf*aft
tft
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foftbore? gurnet,
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HEINTZEMANN
30 POINT
6 A 20 a $7 10
3
(Stttger
24 POINT
8icb bcr
mode
8 A 25 a $5 80
Sompf
urn ^reiljeit
Semen
td)t ift bie
Gutter
ber
10
A 30 a $4
95
SltBett
ift
be
SBitr
in e^rentiotter
Wame
40 a $4 80
tmb ptet
12 POINT 12
12
40 a $3 35
svvjitttf 0i**
tfe
vlillllvlv rttfffii* l3/vHlvi

tlltb ÔlttttOt
fcin
^rofec SOleifter fd)imer
12
40 a $2 85
9 POINT
12
50 a $2 60
ncucr
djriften
it
<J)rUd)feit
unb
unb gutcr 9J?atcriaIten
tommt man am
beftcn burdj bie SBelt
15A50a$260
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pQ
^
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fott
15A50a$215
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<man
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8 a $4 50
(Elegante Scfyrift
Blaue
5
10 a $3 85
(Drigmelle
unb Coblicbcr
5
15 a
$315
14 POINT
9 A 30 a $3 20
lufttgc
Berliner
Knaben
9
gtgcuncrin
30 a $2 35
10 POINT
12
40 a $2 20
promenaben
ber llmgegenb
Unb 2lnlagen
Drucffacfyen fur moberne (gufdjneiber unb altc Duntmfopfe
15
50 a $2 65
6 POINT
ISA 50 a
utcnberg
$1 95
23 ad? rid? ten
cms ber Betmattj
Pie 5diriften von Jobann

lt\<t>
roffnuncji bcr 2IusfteUuncji
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NO 2
3A 8a
$11 40
36 POINT
3A
8a $700
4A
lOa $600
5cttuim
5A
15a $500
lltrtitncr
6A 18a $400
tnacbt
fter
5aft
gefunfe
12 POINT
JHcnfcbcn
7 A 20 a
$375
8A 24a $3
50
ScfrSnst
tint
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in Itcwcattna
10A 30a $3
25
14 A 42 a
$300
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40 POINT
4 A 10 a $655
15 a
$4 90
Himiliiur Wrjdlfdioft $raf tiirfir ftarft erinanen

6
A 20 a $405
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18 POINT
6 A 20 a $2 70 14 PQINT
9 A 30 a $2 00
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40 a $300
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12
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60
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15
50 a $2 00
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Composite Condensed
40 POINT
4
10 a $6 00
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5
12 a
$4 40
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40 a $4 00
in 2aftlJMvf0nRlll
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Boldface Borussian
36 POINT 4
10 a $6 35
chufen
fiir
8
felirfamc
14 POINT
Madcftcn
10
20 a $5 60
30 a &4 75
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fci
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12 a
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10
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1
5
12 a $9 85
in ^ronfmtb
28 POINT
6 A 15 a
$820
bet
$fabf
8 A 20 a $7 00
te
ânbefefrage in
10 A 25 a $6 45
gttncjerjalhne mitnfere
wtb
12
30 a $6 40
12 POINT
12
30 a $4 85
tt Uttb
fine
tert bie
gmtje
15
40 a $4 30
tti$e
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20 A 50 a $4 80
20 A 50 a $3 75
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MODERN TEXT
60 POINT
No 2
3
6 a $12 00
4 A 12 a $1400
(t>efd)tift
4A
12 a
$840
12 a
$5 95
wf cStgal/futujeti ait
8 A 20 a $6 20
10
25 a $6 60
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lifber
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10
|n)ifd)en jwei
îraf en
10 A 30 a $4 50
25 a
$475
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itnb Jidnber
15
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15
40 a $4 00
fur
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No 2
3
6 a $4 35
4 A 10 a $3 85
B^tterne
5
^
7
15 a $3 95
18 POINT
20 a $3 50
M<$
f tfbt
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8
25 a $3 45
30 a $3 00
afjr fitr
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5
12 a $5 40
15 a
$4 95
14 POINT
20 a $3 90
unb
415
GERMftNIA
36 POINT
3
6 a $4 50
Copier
5
=
4
10 a $4 85
15 a
$395
j
18 POINT
7 A 20 a $3 75
8A25a$340
12 POINT
9A30a$300
tCcfi
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12
40 a $3 30
15
40 a $3 00
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6 A 15 a $2 95 14 POINT
12
20 a $3 20
tn
12 POINT
unb
10 A 25 a $2 50
20 a $2 50
10 POINT
in
fur
12
40 a $3 00
20 A 50 a $3 00
glie $0rtret?uttg hetr
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Black Condensed No 6
72 POINT
3
6 a $13 45
(filter
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8
tonk
4 A 6 a $8 45 4
frug (Jknf
A
10 a
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20 a $6 90
10
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8
30 a $2 95
12
40 a $3 05
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;
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SERIES NO 1148
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EACH 30 CENTS
FOR Two COLORS PER SET $7 oo
PER SET $3 50
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PER SET $2 25
FOR Two COLORS $4 50
B 4 SERIES No 441 SINGLE LETTER WITH PENDANTS 40 CENTS WITH PENDANTS AND SPACES PER SET $7 00
B 4 SERIES No 440 SINGLE LETTER WITH PENDANTS 40 CENTS PER SET WITH PENDANTS $5 00
72 POINT ART INITIALS PER SET WITH ORNAMENTS $4 00
48 POINT ART INITIALS PER SET WITH ORNAMENTS $3 oo
PER SET $3 50
BH SERIES No 1133 SINGLE LETTER 40 CENTS
PER SET $3 50
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INDEX CUTS
No. 3218A.
60 cts.
For Larger
Fists, see
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No. 3220A.
60
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No. 558.
No. 556.
No. 554.
No. 552.
No. 550.
No. 549.
No. 551.
No. 553.
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Price, $f.2S
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COPYRIGHTED
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FONT eo
CTS.
LB.
FONT 54
CTS.
12 POINT
LB.
FONT 66
CTS.
_LJ__3J_2.1_3._5_7
LB.
FONT 56
CTS.
Poster Roman No 120 Fractions

48 POINT
i
LB.
FONT 54
CTS.
LB.
FONT 56
CTS.
LB.
FONT 56
CTS.
LB.
FONT 60
CTS.
LB.
FONT 60 CTS.
LB.
FONT 56
CTS.
LB.
FONT 66
CTS.
Poster Roman No 123 Fractions

so POINT
i
LB.
FONT 56
CTS.
LB.
FONT $1 ie
Gothic Fractions
l
24 POINT
LB.
LB.
FONT eo
CTS.
FONT 60
CTS.
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18 POINT
l
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/A
i
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LB.
x'o
CTS.
FONT eo
LB.
FONT 66 CTS
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12
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POINT
^2
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i
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LB.
fy ^3
CTS.
LB.
FONT $1 ie
FONT 66
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438
Copper Alloy Fine*Dot Leaders

6 POINT
7 POINT PER
PER POUND POUND
$0 64 56
8 POINT PER 9 POINT PER 10 POINT PER
POUND .... $0 52 POUND 48 POUND 46
'
11
POINT PER POUND
12 POINT
PER POUND
42
These are used as a substitute for Dotted Brass Rule, and save the time spent in
:
justification.
requii
[uired.
Name
Post office
County
State
of.
,
We, the undersigned, of the City
and
of..
State
of.
,
engaged in the business
at No. Street, in said City, do hereby acknowledge our total inability to manuwhich will not give satisfaction. facture
Copper
ftlloy
100 OF 50 OF
Imprints
$8 00 NET $5 oo NET
New
Metal Braces
PRICE 5 CENTS EACH
-to
ANY ONE KIND FOR ANY ONE KIND FOR

:
Cast in one piece, any of the faces here shown, at the above prices
1
JOHN POLHEMUS PRINTING CO

2
J.
JAMES
A.
ROGERS
A
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A
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d.
LITTLE
&
CO. PRINTERS.
6
PETER DE BAUN & CO.

8
44
56
J.
W.
PRATT & SON.

4
WM.
THEO.
J.
BRODERICK.
3
On 6 Point bodv Cast in an y lengths as per specimens, from 24 Point to 72 Point.

-
E.
PARKE COBY & CO.

"
L.DEVINNE*
CO.,
NEW
YORK.
imprints are wanted longer than i % in. in length, they will have to be made in two or more pieces, and $3.00 per too extra will be charged for each extra piece.
6 Point Braces and Dashes J^Q 2
INTELLIGENCER PRINT, WHEELING.

WM.
P.
BENNETT, PRINT. PITTSBURGH.
Nos. 8 to 12 are complete

for piecing.
Nos.
to 7 are
ALBERT B.KINQ, 89 WILLIAM

PRESS OF STYLES & CASH, NEW YORK.
ST., N. Y.
I'Olnt A 1 C t tl I tSraCCS
PRICE PER PONT $1
0<
[COPYRIGHTED]
439
Twinklers
PER PONT
Cast on
6, 12, iS,
Printers' Nic
$1
Nacs
PER PONT
$1 oo
00
24
and j6
Point bodies
123 4567
A
12
All on 6 Point body
A
8
10
11
Pin, Xail
and Screw Heads

PER PONT 75 CENTS
wiNKLE,* LITTLE/
12
15
18
17
19
16
13
25
20
21
O
4 11
O
14
*
10
O
1
22
23
24
25
Pointers
PRICE PER PONT $1 25
Shaded Pointers
Contour Pointers
440
Palmetto Ornaments
PRICE PER FONT $100
Shaded Palmetto Ornaments

2
1
Contour Palmetto Ornaments
Central Ornaments
No
Central Ornaments
No 2
PRICE PER FONT $1 00
Central Ornaments
No 3
441
CENTRAL ORNAMENTS
Series
No 4
PER PONT $2 oo
Series
No 5
PER FONT $2 00
Series No 6
PER PONT $2 oo
442
BORDER
BORDERS
18 POINT
NO 240
30 INCHES $1 50
fr
12 POINT
^
NO 239
36 INCHES $1 50
10 POINT
NO 238
40 INCHES $1 50
6 POINT
NO 237
54 INCHES $1 50
6 POINT
NO 236
54 INCHES $1 50
443
LAUREL BORDERS
These Borders register for Colors
is POINT
PER PONT $2 oo
18 POINT
NO
PER FONT $2 oo
measures
?6
inches
Font measures
?6 inches
^^^ \ "^* "^* ^* "^* ^^*
6 POINT
23
NO 2 PER PONT
20 18
si 75
22
Font measures 42 inches
\jjt
Font measures 42 inches
Fjnt measures 36 inches
445
Apple Blossom Ornaments

Electric
Ornaments
The
font contains 140 pieces,
and
2,
twelve each
;
3, eight
4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
5, thirty-six [six
inches]
12, 13, 19, 20, 24,
two each
n, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, four 14, 15, five each
each
Scroll Corner
Ornaments
446
COLLINS FLORETS
GROUP
87 88 100
M
98 92
GROUP V
Single character, 8 cents 93
267 270 271
Single character, 8 cents
274
102
95
103
107
1114
96
GROUP
Single character,
126
117
1
GROUP X
121
127
243
240
242
237
251
248
245
246
247
v^
250
GROUP O
136 138 139
GROUP
141
W
25(i
140

253 255 252
54
259
264
258
GROUP P
Each character put up
in sets of FOUR, at 35 cents per set Single character, 10 cents
GROUP Y
in sets of FOUR, at 35 cents per set Single character, 10 cents
231
235
GROUP R
180 176
in sets
of
FOUR,
at 50 cents per set

175
179
GROUP Q
165
in sets of
FOUR,
at 40 cents per set

166
168
170
171
167
&
447
COLLINS FLORETS
GROUP
207
B-2
Each character 30 cents

206 205
GROUP
187
Each character 30 cents

188 186
IIP!
COLLINS BORDERS
24 POINT NO 195 20 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
No 223
30 INCHES $1 50
24 POINT NO 196
20 INCHES $1 50
36 POINT NO 172
18 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
No
171
so INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
No 173
so INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 199
30 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 200
30 INCHES $1 50
36 POINT NO 197
18 INCHES $1 50
30 POINT NO 203
448
eLlllNS BANDS
12 POINT
NO 175
36 INCHES $1 50
>
12 POINT
NO 174
36 INCHES $1 50
12 POINT
No
202'
36 INCHES $1 50
12
POINT NO 176
36 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 216
30 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
N0
181
30 INCHES $1 so
n
o
18 POINT
No
182
so INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 220
30 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
No 218
30 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 178
30 INCHES $1 50
24 POINT NO 188
20 INCHES $1 50
24 POINT No 185
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20 INCHES
$1 50
O-
18 POINT
NO 214
30 INCHES $1 50
24 POINT NO 189
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20 INCHES $1 50
24 POINT NO 209
20 INCHES $1 50
30 POINT NO 192
20 INCHES $1 50
42 POINT NO 204
12 INCHES $1 50
449
Elzevir Borders and

6 POINT
Bands
$1 50
NO 100
54 INCHES
14 POINT
NO 104
36 INCHES
$1 50
20 POINT NO
no
30 INCHES
$1 50
14 POINT
NO 106
24 INCHES
$1 50
20 POINT NO 108
so INCHES
$1 50
*S
28 POINT NO 118
18 INCHES $1 50
28 POINT NO 120
18 INCHES
$1 50
Elzevir Florets
GROUP A
45
1 2
34
GROUP
$1 50
5
C
PER PONT $2 oo
24
PER PONT
23
GROUP B
PER PONT $2 oo
10
11
GROUP D
PER FONT $2 oo
450
451
NEWSPAPER BORDERS
6 POINT
NO 84
48 INCHES $1 25
6 POINT
NO 77
48 INCHES $1 25
6 POINT
NO
72
48 INCHES $1 25
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A
6 POINT
No 78
48 INCHES $1 25
O^XXKKXKXXHXXXXXXXXKKXK>0
I
6 POINT
NO
71
48 INCHES $1 25
6 POINT
No
81
48 INCHES $1 25
452
NEWSPHPER BORDERS
12 POINT
NO 69
24 INCHES 75 CENTS
453
NEWSPAPER BORDERS
12 POINT
NO 84
24 INCHES 75 CENTS
<*>
<+>
12
POINT NO 83 24 INCHES 75 CENTS
W'
12 POINT
NO 76
24 INCHES 75 CENTS
12
POINT No 61 24 INCHES 75 CENTS
18 POINT
No
18
24 INCHES $100
454
NEWSPAPER BORDERS
18 POINT
No 24
24 INCHES $1 oo
*.'
24 INCHES $1 50
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455
NEWSPAPER BORDERS
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is POINT
No 4
24 INCHES $1 oo
Vîl
Eighteen Point Borders

PER FONT, $3 oo
PER
FOOT, 50 CENTS
NO 1805
456
Twelve Point Borders

PER PONT $2 50
PER FOOT 40 CENTS
Twenty-Four Point Borders

PER PONT $3 50
PER FOOT 60 CENTS
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^-
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456"
BARTH BORDERS
30 POINT NO 243
20 INCHES $1 50 30 POINT NO 251
/>/,//////
20 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 241
30 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 250
TYPE
FOUNDERS
COMPANY
24 POINT NO 242
20 INCHES $1 so
^MA^fe
24 POINT NO 281
20 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 248
30 INCHES $1 50
American
&
18 POINT NO 246
founders
30 INCHES $1 50
Kempanit
m
),
12 POINT
NO 282
36 INCHES $1 50
36 POINT NO 287
18 INCHES $1 50
36 POINT NO 288
18 INCHES $1 50
456'
Contour Bands and Borders

24 POINT NO 260
20 INCHES $1 50 24 POINT NO 259 20 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO 275
12 POINT
NO 274
36 INCHES $1 50
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6 POINT
NO 272
54 INCHES $1 50
10 POINT
N0 273
40 INCHES
$1 50
Fonts of Borders Nos. 272, 273, 27^ and 273 include two styles of corners
18 POINT
NO 258
30 INCHES
$1 50
The Borders on this page and on page
j.$b
C register for
PACIE
,
colors with the following solid Borders
:
r- UiE
Contour Border No. 268 with Florentine Border No.
162
456"
Contour Bands and Borders

36 POINT NO 262
18 INCHES $1 50
Patent appliedfor
36 POINT NO 298
18 INCHES $1 50
16 POINT
NO 267
so INCHES $1 50
16 POINT
NO 264
30 INCHES $1 50
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456"
Barth Geometrical Borders
CHARACTERS
1
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456'
HOLLY BORDER
No.
No. 2 (RED)
36 INCHES No 3 (GREEN) 36 INCHES
$3 oo $3 oo
The No. 2 and j Borders, when worked in Red and Green respectively, will be found appropriate for many occasions offestivity and other purposes
BRIER
Jrr,'
BORDER
%\
4. ^tfii
PER PONT
18 INCHES
$2 oo
456
'
Laurel Ornaments
'
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s>
^Mfc4
LAUREL
^ ORNAMENTS $
to
work
444.
separately and with the Laurel Borders,
shown on page
The
wreaths may be enlarged symmetrically by using the single piece.
These Ornaments are cast in a cored type mould, with as little shoulder as possible on the inside of the wreaths, so that type lines may be set close up. A great variety of designs may be quickly and easily produced with these inexpensive ornaments.
CHARACTERS OP
18 POINT
LAUREL ORNAMENTS
The characters of b Point and 12 Point are nearly alike
456"
Combination Ornaments Series
CHARACTERS
456*
KLONDIKE BORDERS
12 POINT,
36 INCHES
18 POINT. 36 INCHES
36 POINT. 48 INCHES
457
FLAME BORDERS
Rack size is furnished with round and square corners
458
ART BORDERS
12 POINT
These Borders are
made
to register
for two colors
NO
3 TINT
12 POINT
NO 3 OPEN
60 INCHES $1 60
60 INCHES $1 60
18 POINT
NO
3 TINT 60 INCHES $2 00
<^
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24 POINT NO 3 TINT 36 INCHES $1 65
24 POINT NO 3 OPEN 36 INCHES $1 65
#12
POINT NO 4 TINT 60 INCHES $1 60
^f
JL
^^
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18 POINT
NO 4 TINT
60 INCHES $2 00
^^ ^^
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459
ART BORDERS
These Borders are
made
colors
to register
for two
SSSSSS3SSS3K
12 POINT
No
OPEN
60 INCHES $1 60
JU(
12 POINT
NO
5 TINT
60 INCHES $1 60
V ^
BSSXSXSXSXSX
18 POINT
NO
5 TINT 60 INCHES $2 oo
12 POINT
NO
OPEN
60 INCHES $1 60
12 POINT
No
7 TINT
60 INCHES $1 60
18 POINT
NO
OPEN
18 POINT
NO
7 TINT 60 INCHES $2 oo
24 POINT NO 7 TINT 36 INCHES $1 65
460
BORDERS
Art Borders Nos. 6, 9 and 10, all sizes, are made to register for two colors
>
12 POINT
NO
60 INCHES $1 60
ft
((Ill
V^y
24 POINT N0 9 36 INCHES $1 65
((111
viv^
12 POINT
NO
60 INCHES $1 60
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461
ART BORDERS
POINT NO 8 TINT 60 INCHES $1 50
18 POINT
NO
17
eo INCHES $2 oo
18 POINT
NO
18
60 INCHES
462
RRT BORDERS
Hmerican
founders
Company
36 POINT NO 25
12
INCHES $1 10
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24 POINT NO 16
36 INCHES $1 65
>* V*
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24 POINT NO 23
36 INCHES $1 65
463
Half Nonpareil Borders

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IIIIIIIIMIIIH
COMPLETE PONT $2 25
10
FEET LONG
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NO 22
NO 33
II
NO 28
464
Nonpareil Borders
= =
NO 209
COMPLETE PONT $2 eo IS
10 FEET
LONG
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NO
211
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NO 212
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5
C.
NO
221
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213
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Jiignt
Jiigiini|j|ii[-Jinij|iii.-
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NO Nl
214
NO 223
(g)
1/p
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NO 206
NO 207
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NO 208
^
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465
Nonpareil Borders
COMPLETE PONT $2 60
10 FEET
LONG
466
Nonpareil and One-Half Borders

COMPLETE FONT $3 oo
10
FEET LONG
444444444
Pica Borders
COMPLETE FONT $3 oo
10 FEET LONG
ÎIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHirrF.
467
Pica Borders
COMPLETE FONT $3 oo
10
FEET LONG
r.i
ri kJ
NO 209
L.
468
1-Line Nonpareil, 2 and .1-Line Pica Borders
469
Combination Border
SERIES 95
PATENTED
CflflRflCTERS
470
471
(Combination Border SERIES 98
THIRD
SECTIOINI
472
HRPPY THOUGHTS
GROUP
F
in sets
of four at 40 cents per set
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K
nf
Each character put up in sets of four at 5 oc. per set
GROUP G
Each character
40 cents singly
GROUP
in sets of four at 40 cents per set
GROUP H
in sets of four at 50 cents per set
473
Christmas Ornaments
287A. isc.
288 A. 150.
All characters except 280 A put up in of four at jo cents per set

280A.
40 cts.
sets
286A. 150.
281A. 15
cts.
2T7A. 15
cts.
279A. 15
cts.
Mural Ornaments
316A.
15 cts.
305A.
S09A.
15 cts.
15 cts
307 A.
15 cts.
312A.
15 cts.
3HA.
15 ct
306 A.
15 cts.
313A.
15 cts.
311 A.
15 cts.
315A.
15 cts.
308A.
15 cts.
310A.
15 cts.
All characters except 2Q2A put up in sets of four at 50 cents per set. Characters Nos. 291 A and 2gzA may be used for two-color initials.
Margin Ornaments
SERIES NO SERIES No
i
PER FONT PER PONT
$1 25 $1 oo
Series
LRUREL WREATHS
NO. 8
$1
Prices are Net

NO. 17
$1
00
00
475
Bowlers
PER FONT
$1 75
SLOetJM SEALS
PER FONT
$1 50
INK SPOTS
PER FONT
$1 25
'
*
9 6
^P^f
i
^t
PER FONT
$1 25
9
fi
/^^
ENGRAVING BLANKS
INSECTS
11
10
132
FOOTPRINTS
PER FONT
$1 oo
s
476
SPEAKERS
LARGE PONT $2 50 SMALL PONT $1 50
LISTENERS
PER PONT
$1 50
(Campaigners
Ballet Dancers
PER FONT $2 00
477
Rigs and Traps
PER PONT
$1
50
Large Scorchers
Baseball
Series No
1
20
478
PICK-UPS
PER FONT
$1 75
DRUGGISTS
PER FONT
$1 50
COPPERS
Delmonico's Ghefs and Waiters
478"
Domestics
PER PONT
$1 50
Large Lady Speakers
PER PONT $2 oo
Small Lady Speakers
PER PONT
$1 25
Ja
478 6
All cast in type mould
44
sec.
13. 300.
34. 250
1.
250
53. 250.
28. 250.
43. 3oc.
14. 3oc.
51. 250.
11. 2$c.
38. 250.
12. 250.
54. 250.
29. 250.
52. 250.
20. 250
46. 300.
15. 3 oc.
48. 3oc.
35. 250.
7.
250.
56. 25C
30. 25C.
478"
All cast in type mould
58. 250.
27. 25
57. 250.
21. 250.
10. 250.
50. 250.
41. 250.
23. 250.
40. 250.
3. 250.
37. 250.
'I.
2SC.
60. 25C.
24. 250.
39. 251:.
26. 250.
.33.
250.
H.
2 S C.
47. 300.
42. 250.
4.
250.
478 "
Sectional Calendars
Sun
Won
Tue
Wed
Tnu
Fri
Sat
Sectional Calendar No. B. $3.00
1898
Sun
JUNE
Tue
1898
Fri
Sal
Mon
Wed Tim
UIJUEJ
Sectional Calendar Mo. B.- $4.0O
wed
Sectional Calendar, Mo. 5.
MARCH
$2. SO
Rules and Figures for One Month, with Changes for Ten Years
479
Newspaper Headings
PRICE LIST
WIDTH OF HEADING
480
Newspaper Headings
STYLE No 36
B 4
Forp riceS Seepage

,
47<)
FIVE-LINE PICA
COURIER
STYLE No 37
TRUTH
04
B 4
SIX-LINE PICA
STYLE No 38
six -LINE PICA
STYLE NO 39
New Idea THE SUN

84
SIX-LINE PICA
STYLE No 40
NINE-LINE PICA
ITEM
481
Newspaper Headings
STYLE No 44
For
prices, see
pase
47g
ms
Six LINE PICA
The Item
STYLE NO 45
84
FIVE LIFE PICA
STYLE NO 46
CITIZEN Atco Sun

at
BIS
FIVE -LINE PICA
STYLE NO 48
Six -LINE PICA
SENTINEL
STYLE No 49
a
i
SIX-LINE PICA
TRIBUNE
Newspaper Headings
STYLE NO 50
B
1
For P rices
see
p age
47C)
six -LINE PICA
STYLE NO 51
BIS
SIX-LINE PICA
STYLE No 54
B 4
FIVE-LINE PICA
STYLE No 55
B 4
EIGHT LINE PICA
emocrat
STYLE NO 57
BS
EIGHT LINE PICA
483
Newspaper Headings
STYLE NO 60
For
prices, see
page ffQ
FIVE-LINE PICA
STYLE NO 62
SEVEN-LINE PICA
STYLE NO 67
EIGHT-LINE PICA
484
Commercial Logotypes
No. 501C. 10 cts. No. 502C.
10 cts.
No. 503C.
10 cts.
No. 504C. 10 cts.
No.SOSC. locts.
No.516C. xocts.
N0.509C. 10 Cts.
No. 512C. locts.
No. 513C. tocts.
No. 514C.
No. 515C.
10 cts.
10 cts.
No. 546C.
15 cts
No. 547C.
15 cts.
No. 548C.
15 cts.
No. 549C. 15 cts.
No. 566C. 30 cts.
'0.
No. 544C. 15 cts.
No. 545C.
15 cts.
No. 550C. 15 ct
No. 569C.
25 cts.
/
Solid body Electros, set in 28 Point Spencerian Script No.
2,
as in line above, furnished at 25 cents per lineal inch
Solid body Electros, set in 40 Point Spencerian Script No.
2,
as in line above, furnished at jo cents per lineal inch
Xo. 107C.
40 cts.
Billhead Logotypes
No. 93C.
35 cts.
No. 99C.
35 cts.
485
Check Blanks
In ordering be careful to add the words "Check Blank to the No. wanted
No. 328C.
75 cts.
'
486
IB. 8c.
8B.
i2C.
9B.
I2C.
Miscellaneous Cast Guts

13B. 8c.
!
11B. 8c.
12B.
14B.
i2C.
15B.
i 2 c.
19B.
120.
20B.
iic.
21B.
I2C.
22B.
i 2 c.
23B
if
27B.
izc.
28B. 8c.
29B.
I2C.
3015.
8c.
31B.
32B. 8c.
34B. I2C.
35B. I2C.
36B. I2C.
37B. I2C.
38B.
i 2 c.
39B. 250.
40B. I2C.
41B. 8c.
42B. I2C.
43B
44B. i2c.
45B. 8c.
47B. izc.
48B. 120.
49B. 120.
50B. 250.
51 B.
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52B. I2C.
53B. i2C.
54B. ice.
56B. 8c.
58B.
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59B. 120.
60B.
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61B. 120.
62B.
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63B. 8c.
65B.
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71B.
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72B
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74B.
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75B.
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77B.
150.
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98B
93B.
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94B.
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95B
102B.
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103B.
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104B.
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105B.
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Cast Cuts
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487
No. 3181C.
60 ct
No. 2389C.
$1.00
488

No. 3078C.
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489
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490
SOCIETY EMBLEMS
This
is
the most complete selection of Society
Emblems
ever printed
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No. 241B.
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No. 216B.
90
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Xo. 226B.
75 cts.
No. 242B.
40 cts.
Xo. 240B. 40 cts.
No. 243B.
40
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No. 235B. 4octs.
No. 236B. 40 cts.
491
No. 213B.
75 cts
No.
2HB.
60 cts.
No. 239B.
90 cts.
No.
2MB.
60
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492
No. S083A.
No. 3079A.
$1.00
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75015.
No. 4140C.
$1.00
493
No. MSIC.
No. 2970C.
socts.
No. 3024A. 300.
No. 3121A.
$1.00
494
495
No. 3089A.
75 cts.
No. 267B.
75 cts.
No. 3136A.
60 cts.
496
No. 3H52C.
For four
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colors, $2.50
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Xo. 197B. 60
cts.
497
No. 203B.
$1.00
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$1.00
498

No. 3196A.
$1.25
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60 cts.
499
500
No. 3276C.
60 cts.
No. 2943C.
250.
No. 2439C.
$1.00
501
No. 2695C.
75 cts.
No. 3300C.
75 cts.
No. 2817C.
40 cts.
No. 1S56C.
50 cts.
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JELEPHONE'
502
503
No. 2435C.
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504
No. 2077E.
750.
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500.
No. 3166C.
4oc.
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250.
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No. 3372C.
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No. 3031C.
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No. 3362C.
300.
No. 2080E.
350
505
No. 3356C.
35C.
No. 2079E.
75C.
No. 3364C.
3oc.
506
Xo. 4178C.
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185
Lightface Condensed
173
.184
181
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169
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387
258
248'
134
259
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French Old Style No.
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49
136
132 132
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208
282
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Two-line Letter No. 35
Victoria
168
301
Latin Antique No. 40 (Caps)
229
231
Latin Condensed (Caps)
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Specimens of Printing types

Corner Rose and Duane Streets

unequaled in originality and effectiveness of design, ivith series so complete

conceded that the

endeavor has given

our customers the best Type

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS'

Nonpareil Nonpareil and One-half

Algonquin Algonquin Ornamented

Almanac Signs Angular Quads

432 345 345 431

442 468 468 456 456 468 393

Art Borders Art Gothic Art Initials

274 380 27 427 458-462 322 420 244 377

Athenian Athenian Ornate

60 60 300 242 387

Scoring Rules Space Rule

Broadgauge Broadgauge Ornate Broadgauge Shaded

Barth Geometrical Borders Baseball Cuts

Black Cap Black Condensed No. 6 Black Fists Boldface Borussian

Art Barta Barth Geometrical

Combination, Series 95 Combination, Series 98 Contour Eighteen Point

388 442 367

455 449 443 457 450 463 4 56 456* 444 45'-455

Christmas Ornaments Circular Black

215 317 394 70 485 426 56 426 287 473

Edson Egyptian No. 25 Egyptian Extended

Cloister Cloister Shaded Collins Bands Collins Borders Collins Florets

Eighteen Point Borders

Electrotyped Initials Electrotyped Take Slugs

249 239 239 455 262 445 422, 423

Elephant Elongated No. 30 Elzevir Bands

449 449 449

Empire Borders Engraving Blanks

443 475 339 339 360 352 353

Extended Clarendon Extended Runic No. 40 Extra Condensed No. 46

230 175 259 260

Coppers Corner Quads Crayon

Fine Dot Leaders

378 264 248 256

dishing Cushing Italic Cushing Monotone Cushing Old Style

Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne Vinne

Condensed Extended Extra Condensed

French French French French French French

French Script Furniture. Metal

Domestics Doric No. 40 Doric Fractions Doric Italic Druggists

248 3 23 504, 505

Glyptic Glyptic Shaded

312 312 253 370

LABOR-SAVING BRASS LEADERS

47 8 384 282 229 230

Latin Extended Laurel Borders Laurel Ornaments Laurel Wreaths

Lightface Lightface Ljghtface Lightface Lightface Lincoln

Condensed Extended Runic No. 30

Hansard Happy Thoughts Hardware Harvard Italic

390 243 472

Ljvermore Livermore Outline Locus Sigilli Longfellow Luray

Houghton Howland Howland Open IDEAL

30 456* 288 350 351 381 403 212