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Dickinson Type Foundry, . .

Boston Type Foundry,Allison & Smith Foundry, . .

Cincinnati Type Foundry, .

American Type Founders' Co.,

Benton-Waldo Type Foundry,

John Ryan FoundryPalmer & Rey Type Foundry,

St. Louis Type Foundry

We are special agents for the Cottrellj

Cranston and Campbell Cylinder Presses^

Chandler 8i Price Job Fressesj Gaily Uni^

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Machinesj Paper Cattersj all makesj Brown

Folding MachineSj Morrison Wire Stitch--

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F. B, Berry, manager.

Cleveland; O.j Januaryj 1896.

POINT SYSTEM.

ALL TYPE SHOWN IN THIS BOOK IS CAST ON THE POINT SYSTEM OF

INTERCHANGEABLE TYPE BODIES, AND WILL WORKTOGETHER AND JUSTIFY ACCURATELY.

Below wo print a table showiug comparison between Point System and the Old Bodies.

This is given for the benefit of those not yet familiar with the Point System—not to

perpetuate the old names, which we believe any attempt to retain in use in connection

with the new bodies will result only in confusion. We shall use them in such connection

only when we deem it necessary for explanatory purposes. The new sizes will in all cases

be designated by the number of points.

1 Point, 12-to-Pica.

114 " 8-to-Pica.

2 " 6-to-Pica.

3 " 4-to-Pica or Excelsior.

S% " Takes the place of Brilliant.

4 " 3-to-Pica.

i}4"

Takes the place of Diamond.5

" Takes the place of Pearl.

5^2" Takes the place of Agate.

6"

Nonpareil.

7" Takes the place of Minion.

8" Takes the place of Brevier.

9"

3-Line Excelsior, takes the place of Bourgeois.

10 " Takes the place of Long Primer.

11 " Takes the place of 2-Line Agate or Small Pica.

12 " Pica.

14'*

Takes the place of Two-Line Minion or English.

16" Takes the place of Two-Line Brevier.

18"

Three-Line Nonpareil, takes the place of Great Primer.

20" Takes the place of Paragon.

22"

Takes the place <jf Double Small Pica.

24" Double Pica.

28"

Takes the place of Double English.

30"

5-Line Nonpareil.

32"

Takes the place of Four-Line Brevier.

36" Three-Line Pica, takes the place of Double Great Primer.

40" Takes the place of Double Paragon.

42 ." Seven-Line Nonpareil.

44" Takes the place of Canon or Four-Line Small Pica.

48" Four-Line Pica.

54" Nine-Line Nonpareil.

60"

Five-Line Pica.

72"

Six-Line Pica.

PAOE.

Estimates for Newspaper and Job Offices 451—464Explanation of Point System Bodies 4General Information 443—450Price List of Printing Material and Machinery 343—442Price List of Roman Type 344Wood Type, Ornaments and Borders 321—342

Type. Rule, Etc.

PAGE.

Acadian 142, 143Accents 344Advertising Kules 289Alaskan 191Aldine 74Alpine 213Antique, No. 3 80Antique, No. 4 79Antique Condensed, No. 2 78

Antique Extended, No. 2 81Apple Blossom Ornaments 243Architectural Combination 239Argent 214Armoric 180, 187Astral, No. 2 216Auroral, No. 2 217Auxiliaries, Series 2 240Auxiliaries, Series 3 241

Borders 256—262Bold Face Italic 70Boston Black 221Brass Braces 277Brass Circles 282, 283Brass Dashes 286—288Brass Diamonds 281Brass Octagons 281, 282Brass Ovals 282, 283Brass Rule, in Strips 278—280Brass Rule, Labor-Saving 284, 285, 348

Capital Mortised 150Caxton Old Style 64, 65Celtic 128,129Central Ornaments 242Chameleon 210Cherokee Borders 255Chic 131Childs 195Chinese 208Cirrous 144Clarendon Condensed 85Clarendon Extended 86Columbian 156Columbus, No. 2 168, 169Columbus Outline 166,167Commercial 66Combination Border, 301 250Combination Border, 304 254Combination Border, 305 2;")4

Combination (xothic 104Combination Ornaments, Series K 242Condensed, No. 4 75Corners 290Cross Rules 289ushing 138

Daisy Border 251—253Dash Rules 289DeVinne 172—174DeA'"inne Condensed 175, 177

PAGE.

DeViune Extra Condensed 180

DeVinne Italic 178, 179DeVinne Shaded 170, 171

Deming Ornaments 246Doric 86Douglas 204,205Duerer 200,201Dynamo 197

Euclid 151-155Euclid Initials 148, 149Elandkay 134Elberon, No. 2 211

Elzevir Florets.... 248Extra Condensed, No. 6 76

Facade 182, 183

Facade Condensed, No. 2 184, 185Foster Gothic Extended 190

French Clarendon 87French Clarendon Extended 88French Old Style 60, 61Full Face, No. 3 71

Gazelle 227

Geometric 130German 263—276Germania ; 276German Title 270, 271German Title Condensed 274, 275Gothic, No. 2 102

Gothic, No. 4 103Gothic, No. 12 96, 97Gothic, No. 10 94Gothic Condensed, No. 1 114Gothic Condensed, No. 2 IllGothic Condensed, No. 3 110

Gothic Condensed, No. 4 112Gothic Condensed, No. 5 113Gothic Extra Condensed, No. 2 108, 109

Gothic Italic 106, 107Gothic Wide, No. 1 90. 91

Half Title 73Happy Thoughts 244, 245Houghton 194Howland 164, 165Howland Open 162, 163

Ideal 212Illyrian 219Inclined Gothic 105

Inferiors and Superiors 345Interlaken 219Interline Flourishes 250Interchangeable Gothic 98, 99Ionic, No. 2 84Iroquois Ornaments 246Ivanhoe 192, 193Ivanhoe Circular 137Ivy 139

Type, Rule, Etc.

Latin Antique 115Latin Condensed 11<S, 119Law Italic 225Law Italic, No. 2 224Light Face Celtic 122Light Face Extended hi

Light Face Runic 120, 121Lining Light Face Gothic 92Lincoln 202,203Lining Antique 82, 83Lining (Gothic 100Lining ({othic. No. 3 93Lining (iothic, No. 4 95Lining (iothic. No. 5 101Lining Gothic Extended 89Litho 135

Logotypes, Series 1 249

Mailing Type 398Modern Fraktur 272, 273Mikado 206, 207Mikado Ornaments 243Modern Antique 116, 117Monastic 123,124Multiform 160, 161Music Type 345

Newspaper Headings 318, 319Norman Condensed 126, 127

Old Style, No. 2

Old Style, No. 4Old Style Antique ,

Old Style Condensed, No. 2 .

Old Style BoldOld Style Condensed, No. 4.

Old Style Italic, No. 3Oxford

.62, 63

.... 47

.... 67.58, 59....189

68.146, 147

Palmetto Ornaments 247Piece Fractions 345Pilot Ornaments 246Pluto 196Pointers 247Poster Antique 48—51Poster Commercial 54—56Poster Ionic 52,53

Quads and Spaces 344Quaint 159

Quaint Open 1.59

Raven 209Recipe Marks 291Remhrandt 218Remiiigtou Standard 226Roman, \o. 3 46Roualdson Extended 188Ronaldson Title Slope 69Rubens 198, li)9

Schwabacher 268, 269Script

Boston 230,2.31Carpenter 232Cleveland 23;i

Hoyt 228Novelty 229Royal 236,237Steel Plate 2;^, 235

Signet 140, 141Signet Shade 215Skjald 157Skeleton Antique, No. 2 77Spaces anfl Quads 344Stars, Five-Pointed 291Spencer Ornaments 246Stenograf 226Stellar Ornaments 245Superiors and Inferiors 345

Tablet 125Telescopic Gothic 96Title, No. 4 71Tudor Black 222, 223Two-Line, No. 10 72Two-Line Condensed, No. 5 72Twinklers 245Typographic Combination 238Typo 181

158Unique Celtic

Victoria Italic 132, 133Venetian 225

Walton 145Waverly Circular 136Wide Black 220Word Ornaments, Nos. 1 and 2 249

Printing Material and Machinery.

PAGE.

Advertising Rules 289Annex Type Boxes 345

Bellows ;^5Benzine Can 347Blankets 346Bodkins and Tweezers 347Books for Printers 1346

Boxwood for Engraving 381Brass Braces 277Brass Circles 282, 283Brass Curves and Clamps 346Brass Dashes 286—288Brass Diamonds 281Brass Leads 348Brass Leaders 348Brass Octagons 281, 282Brass Ovals 228. 283Brass Rule, in Strips 278—280Brass Rule, Labor-Saving 284, 285, 318Brass Space Rule 348

Cleveland Type Foundry,

PAGE.

Bronzes 346Bronzing Pads 346Brushes ;346

Cabinets 349-^57Cases 361—365Case Brackets 366Case Rack a59Case Stands 357—360Card Cutters 366, 367Chases, Cast Iron 367Chases, Wrought Iron ;«8, 369Circular Quads 376Column Rules 374Composition 426Composition Kettles 375Composing Rules 375Composing Sticks 371—373Copy Holder 376Corner Quads, Slugs, etc 375, 376Counting Machines 370,371

Cleveland, Ohio.

Printing Material and Machiner>.

Curving Machines ;>74, 375

Cutting Sticks 37"

Cross Rules 289

Date LinesDash Rules....

J)r.ving Racks,

.377

.289

.377

Engines 378, 379

Engraving 381

Engraving Tools 381

Engraver's Wood 138

1

Envelope Flap Embossing Punch 381

Electrotyping 380

Electrotype Slugs 381

Eyeleting and Punching Machines 424

Feed Folders 381

Felt Cloth 381

Figured or Lettered Slugs 4M)Form Truck 384

Foot Slugs 384Folding Machines ;«2, 383

Furniture, Metal 399Furniture and Reglet, Oiled Cherry,

392, 393, 426

Galleys :W4, 385Galley Racks 387(Jas Knjriiies 378(iasoiine Engines 379Gauge Pins 3S6, 3S7

Hand Carts 370Head Rules 374Headings for Newspapers 318, 319

Hercules Gas Engine 378Hercules Gasoline Engine 379

Imposing Stones.Imprint LinesInks

.390

.320

.391

Inking Apparatus 389Ink Fountains 388,389Ink Knives 392Inking Stones 392Ink Slice 391Inkoleum 392

Label Holders 393Lamp Holders 394Labor-Saving Cherry Furniture 392Labor-Saving Lead and Slug Rack 393Labor-Saving Rule and Reglet Rack 394Labor Saving Rejjlet Case 393Lead and Rule Cutters 394, 395Leads and Slugs 394Lye Brushes :U6

Mailing Machines.Mailing TypeMake-Up RulesMalletsMetal Furniture...Miter MachinesMiter Box

.396, 397398398398399

.400, 4014flO

Newspaper Files 401Numbering Machine 402

Old Metal .344

Overhead Fixtures 401Outfit for Brass Rule Work 348

Page Cord 410Paper Cutters 403—410Paper Jogger 410Paper Cutter Gauge 410Pasting ^lachines 411Peerless Feeder 381Perforating Machines 411, 412Perforating Rule 411Presses, Army 422Presses, Cylinder 413-417, 423Presses, Job 418—422Presses, Washington Hand 421Printers Punch 412Planers 412Plan for Laying Case 361Plate Cutter—Hopkins 410Proof Presses 413Punching and Eyeleting Machines 424

Quoins 425

Ratchet 426Reglet and Furniture 392, 393, 426Roller Felt 426Roller Composition 426Roller Moulds 427Roller Stocks 426Rollers, Price for Casting 426Rollers, Hand 426Roller Supporters 427

Saws, Furniture 400Scoring Rule 427Sectional Blocks 427Sewing Machines 429Shooting Sticks 427Side and Foot Sticks 429Slugs, Figured or Lettered 440Slugs and Leads 394Space Rule 348Spaces and Quads 344Stabbers 438Staple Binders 435—437Stereotype Outfits 439Stereotype Blocks 428Stapling Machines 435—437Sub-Headings 320

Take Slugs, see Electrotype Slugs 440Tablet Press 439,440Tablet Glue 439Tablet Glue Pots 440Tapes, Press 442Thorne Typesetting Machine 441Tweezers and Bodkins 347Twister, Bartholomew 440Type Measure 442Type Wash 442Tympan Press Boards 442

Wire Stitching Machines 430, 134

Wood Rule 323—325Wood Type 321—342Wrenches 442Wrinkler 442

Classified List of Cuts.

A. 0. U. W 296Anvil 295Archery 296

Cln>eland Type Foundry,

Barrels 2i)5, 300Bees and Beehives 296Bill of Fare 293

Cleveland^ Ohio.

Classified List of Cuts.

Birds 296Buggy 307Boots and Shoes 2t»5

Card Logotypes '292

Check and Certificate Blanks 292, 293Christian Endeavor 29(5

Coal 295,811Coffin 3(Mi

Coon 3()4,3()o

Cows 295, 3()5,30«i, ;^)8

Cross and Crown 290, 298, 299

Dentistry 295,307Dogs 305,309,317Druggists' Cuts 295, 296, 310, 311

Eagles 302,303,304,309Elks 298,302Epworth League ^ 297

Fire Apparatus 298—300Fishes 312Fists 294Flags 300.301,315Fruits and Flowers 308, 315

G. A. R.—See Society Emblems 297—299Globe 299

Harness and Saddlery 311Hearse 306Hens and Chickens 295, 306Horses 295,306, 310,311,'315Horse Shoes 311Horse Shoer 315Houses 295

Ice 310Independent Order of Red Men 297, 299Independent Order of (ilood Templars 297

296, 299Jr. 0. U. A. M.

PAQE.

K. of P.—See Society Emblems 296—.300

Letter and Bill Head Logotypes 292Liverj' ,307

Masonic—See Society Emblems 296—300Masquerade 'SOO

Monuments 295Musical 295

Natural Gas 312Newspaper Cuts 295

Odd Fellows—See Society Emblems 296—;^)0

Palette 295Paper Hanging 295Pawnbroker 295Printer 297,:^

Railroads 304, 308, .312

Recipe Marks 291Roosters 304, 305, 314Royal Arcanum 299

Safes 317Sailing Vessels 295, 313, 316Sailor 303Seals 291, 304, 308Society Emblems 296—300Sons of Veterans 297Sous of St. George 298, 300Stars 291

Steam Ships 295, 316

Tobacco and Cigars 307Turkey 305,309,317

Wheat 295, 2&7, 303Woinau's Relief Corps 297

Index and Price List of Cuts.

No. Paoe. Price No. Page. Price No. Page. Price No. Page. Price No. Page. Ppice

4* ...24.5...

..304...

..291,

30;3o

61*.67*..

68*.

..209..

..210..

,.210..

30 105*..

106*..

107

...210..

...211..

•^92.

4040

,,. 30

lU...m...136...

..292..

..292..

..292..

101010

159+..

160+..

161+..

..185..

..185..

..185..

103030

..10

10... 05 1011... ..291... 05 69*.. ..211.. .35 108t. ...185.. 40 137... ..2t)2

. 10 162+.. ..18.5.. 1012... ..291..

..291...

0505

70*..

71*...210..

..210..

.35 109t.110...

...186..

...292..

3010

138...

139...

..292..

..292..

1010

16.3+..

ltU+..

..18ii..

..18,5..

10

13... .35 10

14... ..291.. 05 72t.. ...186.. 30 111... ..292.. 10 140... ..292.. 10 ](>5+.. ..1S5.. 10

15... ..2!)1... 10 73... ..292.. a5 112... ...292.. 10 141... ..292.. 10 mn.. ..185.. 10

16... ..291.. 10 77*.. ..210.. 35 113... ..292.. 10 142... ..292.. 10 167+.. ..18.5... 10

17. ..291...

..291...

1515

78*..

79*..

..210..

..210..

;35 114...

116...

..292..

..292..

1010

14;!..

144... ..292..

1010

168....

169*...292...

..292..

10

18... .35 7519... ..291.. 15 80t,, 185.. ...,;i5 117,,, ,292.. 10 145... ..292.. 10 172*. ..2:^9.. 5029*. ..2a5. .^5 81... ..292.. .^5 118... ..29'>.. 10 146... ..293.. .50 173.... ..293.. 4035* ..216..

..216..

. ...35 83*.84*..

..209..

..210..

... 30 119...

120...

..292.. 1010

147*..

148....

...209..

.292..3010

174....

17.>*..

..293..

..212..

4036*. a5 40 ;35

50*.. ..211.. 40 85*.. ..211.. 40 121... ..292.. 10 149.... ...292.. 10 176*. ..212.. 'M51* ..211..

..292..

..292..

..292..

50 86*.

92...

93*..

96...

..210..

..292..

..209..

..292..

a5.30

122...

\Zi...

124...

125,..

..292..

..292...

..292...

,,2{)2...

10101010

1.50t..

151t..

152+..

153t..

..18,5..

..185..

..185..

..18.5..

10101010

177+..

178+..

179*..

180*..

..187..

..187..

..213..

..213..

2559 .35

4030

?553... ;J5 3054.. 35 .30

55*.. ..211.. 40 97t.. ..185.. 40 126... ..292.. 10 1.54-.. ..185.. 10 181+.. ..187.. 3556*.. ..210.. ;i5 100*. ..210.. .35 127... ..292.. 10 15.5+.. ..185.. 10 182+.. ..187.. ....;35

58t.. ...186.. 40 101*. ..211.. 35 i;^)... ..292... 10 1.56+.. ..185.. 10 185... ..304.. ..1.{M)

59... ..292.. 30 102t.. ..186.. 40 131... ..292.. 10 157+.. ..18.5.. Kf 186... ..292.. ....J30

60... ..292.. 30 104t.. ..186.. 35 132... ..2<)2... 10 158+.. ..185.. 10 187... ..292.. 30

Cleveland Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

Index and Price List of Cuts.

No. Page. Price No. Page. Price No. Page. Price No. PaOe. Price No. Page. Pkic'e

188 ..292.. 30 .3.32*.. ..249.. ..1.25 430*.. ..235.. 75 511... ...303.. ..1.25 606*., ..2.30,. 90

189t 187,, .....35 -m... ..316.. 90 4;n*. ..243.. 75 .512... ..303.. ..1..50 607... ..305... 40

190t 187 .35 ;«4*.. ..231... ;« 432*.. ..258.. 90 513... ..303.. ..l.(K) 608... ,,296„, 2.5

192*..

198*..212...

21^,.

3030

335...

336...

. 316..

..313..

7560

433*..

434*..

..2;i5..

..2.50..

30 514*.51.5...

..210..

..317..

30 609...

610*...306..

..2:s6...

1 0025 75 ,,.,;i5

ia=>* ..216.. 30 337... ..311.. 40 43.5*.. ..241.. 75 .516t.. ..197.. ..1.25 611*. ..'m.. ,35

196*.. ,216.. 30 338t.. ..208... 75 m... ..312.. 60 517*. ..242.. 40 613*. ..2:i2.. 40*?m *^3,. 40 339... ..295.. 30 437... ..312.. 70 .518*.. ...2.54.. ..1.(H) 619*. ..2.57.., ,,,,75

W?. ..2t)3.. 40 340*.. ..257... 90 438... ..311.. 75 519t.. ..212.. ..1.25 620+.. ..210.. .50

?m ..293.. 35 341*. ..2.59.. 75 439... ..312.. ,50 .520... ..291.. 25 621- ..

622--..

..210... ,50m ..293.. .35 342... ..311... 50 440*.. ..2.56.. .50 .521... ..291.. .30 ,210,, ,.35

1^9- ..187.. 25 34;^*.. ..260.. 60 441*.. ..2(i5.. 30 .522... ..291.. ;i5 62;^.. ..210.., , 35

2ia-..

212 ..

..187..

..188..

2540

344...

345...

..311..

..307..

..1.00

.50

442*..

443t

..231..

..208..

40,50

,523...

524...

..291..

..291..

2025

624+..

62.5+..

. 211. .50

..210... 75

213t..

214t..

215t

..188.. 40 346* ,261.., 50 444t 208,, 40 .525*,, 254.. ,100 626+ ..210... 75

..188..

..187..

187..

403030

347...

.^9...

..305..

..261..

..307..

7575

..1.00

44,5t..

4461..

447t..

. 208..

..208..

..208..

404040

526...

527*..

528...

..310..

..2.59..

...309..

50 627+..

628+..

629+..

211 .50

6075

..210...

..211..

35

2m 75220*,, .,.214.. 40 350*.. ..262.. 50 448-..

449*..

..216.. ..1.25 ,529... ..305.. 60 6.30*.. ..264.. 40221*. ..214.. 40 351... ..306.. 25 ..2.59.. ..l.,50 .531*. ..24;i. 40 632*.. ..264.. ,50

222* ..215.. 40 352t.. ..216.. 25 450... ..301.. .50 532*.. ..260.. 25 633*.. ..264.. 75223* ...215...

21.5..

4075

353t..3,54...

..216..

..308..

26..1.25

451...

4.52*.

..3)1..

..2.56..

,50 533...

.5;S4...

..308..

..314..

4040

634*..

6^5*..

..241..;

..2.55..

75224*, 40 75'^?A* ...215... 75 3>5*.. ..264.. , 75 4.53... ..307.. ..1.25 .5.35*.. ..2,54.. 60 636*.. ..264... 752^5... ,,294.. 20 a56*.. ..266.. 40 454*.. ..26;i. .50 r>m... ..308.. 90 6.37... ..306.. 75256 ..294..

..216..

2075

357*..

3.58*..

..266..

..266..

4075

4.55...

4.56*..

...306..

..2.55..

.50 537*..

.538...

..255..

..308..

5060

638...

639§..

..311...

„266„40

260* .30 ,50

261*,, ,,216.. 75 ;i59*.. ..266.. ..1.25 4.57... ..301.. 40 ,539... ..313.. ..1.25 646... ..314... ,,,,75

262* ..214.. 75 360*. ..266.. 60 4.59... ..301.. ;i5 .540*.. ..265.. 60 648... ..296 . 75'?m* ..214.. 75 361* ..24;i. 2,5 460

, ,301 ;^5 .541* 265 ,50 649 ..296.. 60265* ..214..

..214..

6060

362*..

364*..

..266..

..266...

7560

461...

465...

..301..

..311..

6040

542*..

.54.3*.,

..240..

.:2,38..

,50 690*..

691*..

..220..

..220,,

15266* 75 ,,,,15

267* ,,213.. ^5 384*. ..233.. 75 4(76... ..311.. 90 .544*.. ..265.. 40 692*.. ..220,, 15268* ..213.. ;i5 385*.. ..2:^8.. 30 467... ..307.. ;i5 .545... ..303 . :i5 693*.. ..220... ....15

270*., ..215.. 75 3S6t.. ..208... 35 468*.. ..239.. :i5 546*.. ..243.. 75 (i94*.. ..220.. 15271*. ..215.. . ...75 3S7*.. ..238.. 40 469... ..311.. 2,5 .548... ..316.. ..1.00 695*.. ..220.. 15272* ..212.. .35 388*.. ..'^0... 75 470*.. ..262.. ;i5 ,549... ,,302., 75 696*,. ..220 ,,,25

27.^* ,,212.. .35 389... ..315.. ..1.00 471... ..306.. 40 .5-50... ..302.. 75 697*., ..220 ,,..2,5

274* ..212.. .35 390t.. ..197.. ..1.00 472t.. ..208.. .50 ,5.51 1., ,,216.. 40 698*,. ..220.. 2;5

276*,, ..216.. 75 391*. ..m.. 75 473*.. ..2,55.. 40 ,5.52*.. ..261.. 40 699*.. ..220.. 25277*.. ..216... ....75 392*.. ..242... 75 474*.. ..262.. 90 ,553... ..302.. 75 700*.. ..220... ....20

278*.. ..216.. 30 393... ..305.. 80 475... ..310.. 60 ,551... ..302.. 75 701*.. ..220.. 20279* 216... .....30 394*- ..'m... 40 477*.. ..241.. 60 .5,55 ..302.. ..30 702* ..220., , ,,15

280* ..216..

,217...

3075

395*..

396*...243..

..244..

..1.00

75478*..

479*.. ..2.56..

4090

5.56....

,5,58.,,

..302..

..2*^3..

30 703*..

704...

..220..

..295..

15282*,, ..75 20295,.. ,,293 . 35 397... ..295... 15 480*.. ..2.53.. 40 ,5.59... ..292... 75 705... ..291.. 15296... .293.. 35 398*.. ..247.. 40 4,S1... ..308.. 90 560... ..293.. 75 706*.. ..220.. 15300... ...300.. 25 399*.. ..247... .30 482*.. ..257.. 75 ,561*. ..217.. 75 707*.. ..220.. 15301 ..300..

..300..

,195..

2030

400...

401t..402...

..312..

..208..

..308..

3,5

..1.00

.50

483*..

484*..

485*..

..231..

..2.33..

..265..

30 566*..

568*..

,569*..

..218..

..218..

..218..

606060

708*..

709*..

710*.

..220...

..220..

..220,.

15302 90

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303t,. 40 20^^04 ..3(K).. 40 403 ..314.. 30 486* ..241.. .50 .570... ..2^)3.. 60 711* ..220... 15mb ..300..

..300..

4030

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405,

..314..

..304..

..1.00

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491...

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..2.55..

20575

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580*..

.581*

..233..

..218..

,30 712*..

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..220..

..220...

20:m .50 20307 ..300..

..3(H)..

..195..

... 30 406...

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503...

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Index AND Price List of Cuts.

No. Page. Price No. Paob. P RICE No. Page. Price No. Page. PmcE No. Page. Price

733*.. ..220.. 30 790*.. ...222 ..16 847... ....300.. 40 9-25 :^04.. ..1.00 1002 310.. ;i6

'm... ..2i)l.. 20 79 1-^. 222 ..1.) 848... ...•I'M).. ^25 9;-!0 2*9.. /.) 100.3 310.. ;i>

7:3o* ..221..

..221.. r:ii792...

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..296 •'681'.)...

8.-)()t.

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...191..

4040

940* ..'m..941*...2.57..

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1(M).6 306..7;«*.. ..•J]{) ..20 1 ,00

W\. ..221.. 20 791... ..2!!() 26 861... ...299.. .^0 91'2* ..'237.. 20 KKH) 315.. ,,.60738*. ..221.. 20 796... ..2!I6 ...26 862... ...2!.9.. 76 913* ..'ZW.. 20 1007 316.. .l.(K>

739... ..296.. 16 796... ..29() ...20 8.6;-;... ...298.. 36 944*...*2;32.. -20 10-22 -294.. .^0

740*.. ..221.. 16 7i»7... ..•J)() ...20 8.61... ...2il9.. .60 946*... '232.. '20 10'2.3 -294.. 30741*. ..221.. 1.") 79>... ..21!() ...20 8.).6... ...298.. .60 946* ..'2.37.. 20 1024 310.. , , 8674'^ ..296..

..221..

..221..

16

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8.67...

8.68...

...226..

...298..

...2i»8..

. 60 917*...'236..

948 317..

949 317..

30 lOi) 313..

1026 312..

10'27 314..

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>)>...li) 8;")9 .. ...298.. 60 9.60*.. 2'^9.. 30 1028 311.. ,.3;>

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748... ..296.. 25 806*.. ...222 ...20 862... ...2;;9.. ..1.00 964* ..'229.. r.o 1045 mi. ;i6749=^.. ..22].. 26 806... ..296 ...26 863... ...298.. in 9.').>

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764*.. ..221... 16 811... ..295 .20 868... ...99.. 60 i)60t...^206.. 36 1489*. ..218.. 60765 ..2^)6..

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262026

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2.->Hi 313..

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..245

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769*.. ..221... 30 82(5... ..296 ...25 883... ...29().. 30 976*...'231.. ..1.00 3486*...2^2S..

770*.. ..222.. 20 827... ..296 ...20 884... ...296 . 30 977 293.. 40 3614*...'26.S.. .1.00771*. 2r«, 20 828*.. ..2.52 ...16 886... ...•296.. 40 978 809.. ..1.00 .36^22*...2.5().. ....<)(>

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773*.. ..222... 20 830*.. ..247 ...30 899... .309.. ..1.00 950 .'^17.. 76 3664 ^294.. ,'A6

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982*...229..

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3666 -294..

40776*.. ..1.00 ....40

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777... ..296... 20 834*.. ..247 ...25 906... ...291.. '20 9-^4*.. .'231.

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778*.. ..222... 20 836... ..296 ...2.6 907... ...296.. 25 986 1.. 197. . ..1.00 ;^672*...'296.. ..1 .'26

779. . ..296... 20 836... ..296 ..30 908... ...297.. 36 9S6t...l97.. ..1.00 3678*...2.64.. ,,30

780*.. ..222... 20 837... ..296 ..25 909... ...•297.. ;i") 987t...l97.. 76 10116 '292.. .,40

781... ..96.. 25 838... ..296 ..20 910... ...297.. 60 9S9*...'237.. ,76 10117 '292.. ....46

782*.. ..222.. 20 839... ..296 ..26 911... ...297.. .60 990 :m.. .60 10118 '292.. ....40

7S3*.. ..222.. 15 840... ..2i>(; ..30 912... ...297.. .^0 991 -m.. 76 10119 -M).. .....60

784*.. ..222.. 15 841... ..i:9i) ..20 913... ...•297.. 35 992*... '230.. ..1.00 10129 310.. ....76

786*.. ..222 . 15 842t.. ..191 ..30 914... ..297 . ;36 991*...^2;',().. .36 10228 311.. ....10

786*.. ..222.. 15 843... ..298 ...60 916... ..297.. .60 996^^..2.•i').. 30 10300t...-20S.. ....46

787... ..296.. 20 844... ..299 ..36 916... ..297.. 60 9<t9 2<»7. 30 1030,5 316.. .1.0(»

788* ..222..

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1615

845...

846...

..296

..298

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920...

...•297..

...307..

60.50

1000 310...

1001 310...

36 10308*... 211..

10309 300..

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789*.. 40 ....26

Index and Price List of Metal Corners.

No. Pace. Price

1 290 202 -290 203 '2<K) 20

4t 16(5 .30

.6* 191 206* 191 '20

7t 166 .60

8* 191 309 290 26

lot 167 40

12t 167 40

No. Pace. Price

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17t 166 .60

18 290 3019* 191 2521 '290 -25

•22 •290 .30

23* 191 30•24t 166 30

No. Page. Price

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26t 167 30

27t 167 .30

28t 166 .30

29 •2i)0 4030 '2<)0 2631 '290 3032 '290 .30

33* 192 30»5 290 3037 2<;0 30

No. Page. Price

39t 167 76

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112t 166 '25

114* 191 40121* 192 30131 290 30138* 191 .60

161 '290 .60

1.62 290 .60

1.6.6* 192 .60

166t 1(56 30

No. Page. Price

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Cleveland Type Foundry, 46 Clez>eland Ohio.

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WE APPRECIATE IT AND SYMPATHIZE WITH HIM

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18A, 18a, 70a. 8 Point Old Stylk, No. 4. $2.90

AND NEITHER THE ANGELS IN HEAVEN ABOVE,

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Of the beautiful Annabel Lee

The Eldest of the Present, and Newest of the Past

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MY TOUGH LANCE THRUSTETH SUREPermutation ; that is, immediate inference by privative conception.

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HE IS A PLAIN, HONEST MANIn the parliament of man, the federation of the world

To what base uses may we be put.

Jimmy Quits his Righteous Acts, but Jumps High.

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WOOD ENGRAVINGS.

American Society of Wood Engraving.

This society represents the highest skill and the most per-fect work in wood engraving that has ever been attained in any-

country. No other art has made such progress in moderntimes, and the wonderful developments in this have beenbrought about mainly by Americans. They have found andworked out, within the last twenty years, more possibilities inthe simple technical processes of drawing on blocks and print-ing from them, than had been discovered by their predecessorsin three and a half centuries since Durer.. A number of favor-ing circumstances have conspired to accomplish this interest-ing advance. American publishers and American readers havealways had a strong liking for illustrations in their books andperiodicals, and it was one of the earliest ambitions of the first

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RESTORATION OF VALUABLE BOOKS

Best Leather Bindings Become Dilapidated

the "making up" process

A curious art, in which there are two or three

experts in London, retained by the British Museum,although their talents are at the general service, is

that of " making up "—a phrase apparently borrow-ed from the theatrical profession. But this art hasno connection with the stage, except in so far as it

sometimes concerns itself with the old folios of

Shakespeare. The art of " making up " consists in

supplying missing leaves or pages in rare old vol-

umes, either in facsimilie or from other damaged or

imperfect copies. A leaf of the first four folios of

Shakespeare is worth about $3 and a frontispiece

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TYPE OF CIVILIZATION

Clean Cut, Sharp, Legible and Bold

The general whose name rings in everyear, and thrills a nation with pride, doesnot become a hero by lofty conceptionsalone, but by the patient acquisition ofmilitary details, and incessant, business-like CARE for the food, dress, and health ofhis men. Ten thousand tedious trifles at-

tended to—ten thousand orders given anddisappointments borne

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WHITE BEASS TYPEOur Original Copper Alloy,

The composition of the variousingredients and the proper wayto effect their unity or affinity,

are known only to our experts.By the use of which we securesharpness of face and toughnessunparalleled.

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WITHOUT BEINGUnkind to theWomenVery few of them know

how to wash their face, notonly so they will be cleans

but so that the skin will re-

main white, firm and tight,

this tightness $123456

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HBRR DRUCKERBe it known to those

who desire more light,

in regard to Printers'

material and tools that

we make almost every-

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J.B.SMITH,

Fish Merchant

THE BEST

This is not an ad-vertisement, it is

a specimen page,yet it is the truthtold in plain andbold letter.

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48A, 20a, 200a, 12 Point Poster Ionic. $13.80

THE COMPOSING STICK

The System Mathematical Printing

Previous to 1480, when the composingstick was introduced, the method of com-position was by taking the letters directfrom the boxes, and placing them side byside in a coffin made of hard wood, with astout bottom, and kept tight when com-pleted by means of screws at the foot/The earliest press of which we have anyaccount is a kind of screw, with a contri-vance for bringing the forms under thepressure. This rude instrument contin-

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A NOBLE letterFull of Expression and Grace.

Bears a kind of mean propor-tion between the more solidand delicate orders. There isboth delicacy and ingenuity dis-played in this type, the inven-tion of which is attributed toone who was skilled in his craft.It has a more agreeable and ele-

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lOA. 6.\, 60a. 24 Point Postkr Ionic. $12..iO

WESTERN TYPEMADE FOR ALL SECTIONS

OF THE COUNTRY

This attractive series is

capable of speaking itsown praise, and needs tobe merely glanced at tomeasure its worth. As atype for GOOD DISPLAY it

cannot be surpassed, es-pecially if it agrees withthe taste of the customerwho desires WORK done.It is a general favorite oftasty printers because it

is so USEFUL in all workplain or colored.

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THE FATE OF THE COWARDLY OLD FARMER.

The Following Story was Recently Related by Bob Burdette

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A Farmer down in Pennsylvania went to the well one hot day to

DRAW WATER, and when the old oaken bucket rose from the well all

dripping with coolness, a large Snake raised his head from its mosscovered depths and looked at the man with the air of a snake that waspowerfully glad to get up into the sunshine again. The farmer "hollered"

and let go all holts. The windlass flew around like a buzz saw. Thehandle caught the man Two Most Awful Blows before he could dodge,

breaking his jaw, knocking out three teeth and making him bite his

tongue clear in two. When the hired man descended the well and cap-

tured the snake, it was only an eel that not only had no idea of biting^'the

farmer, but was rather a good thing to bite itself. So they bit it.

Moral: It is a good deal better to stand still and get bit than to run

and get slugged.

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HOW HE LOVED HIS YOUNGER BROTHER

Remarkable Story of a Brother's Unselfish Love

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"Mabel," said Henry, and in spite of his effort to con-

trol himself his voice was tremulous, and he spoke with

the air of timid desperation which marks the elocution of

a man about to ask for the loan of $5. " Mabel, I do not

kneel at your feet " (and he wasn't, he was sitting bolt up-

right on the sofa) " to plead for myself, I come here only

to beg you to think of my younger brother, George. He-he loves you dearly, Mabel, and should you refuse his

plea, I tremble for the consequences. He wants a Sister-

in-law, one who will be a true sister to him. Will you

not be one to him?" We go to press too early to give her

answer, but we hope it was yes, for George's sake.


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A REMARKABLE SNAKE STORY

How A Mexican Reptile Defied the Lightning

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A family in San Luis Potosi possessed a very

fine rattlesnake. They had captured it by meansof a forked stick when it was a baby, and hadsucceeded in domesticating it. In the course of

years it grew to be fourteen feet long, and wastame and very playful. It became very much at-

tached to its master and would follow him about

the house like a dog. During the recent storm in

San Luis many houses were struck by lightning.

Nobly determined to die for its benefactor it

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CRAWLED ON THE TOP

Of the Chimney and Stood on End.

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The electricity attracted by this Hv-

Ing Hghtning rod reduced to ashes the

noble reptile and also the house. There

is no use in letting the newspapers have

a monopoly on these snake stories. I'm

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WELL HEELED

The Cooking School Girl

Where are you going mypretty fair maid? Im com-

ing from cooking school, sir,

she said. Loud laughed the

rude man, but she shut up

his head, for she laid him

out cold with a boulder of

new bread.

The way of the trans-

gressor is truly a hard road

to travel.

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I 12 Point Oi-d Styi-k Coxdkxskd, No. 4.

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BETTER A UNE OF SENSE

Thau a Whole Pajre of Nonsense

loA,20a.

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20.\,3«a. $:<.:w.

WANT OF MONEY

Is the Root of Much Evil

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PENS AND II OUT OF REACH

Ten Often Will Avoid a Serious Breach

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EGOTISM'S ALPHABET

Contains Only One Little Letter

6A, lOa. 40 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 4. $4.05

THE Till) Ai BRAVE

Are Equal in tlie Silent Grave

A,10a. 48 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 4. $5.60

Heroes of Imniortal FameCleveland Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

32A, tJ-ta, 8 Point Om) Styi,k Condknskd, Nd. 2. $2.65

HEADQUARTERS LADIES' DRESS REFORM CLUB

Members will Hereafter, when Visiting Places of Amusement, Refrain from

Wearing Towering Bonnets and Hats, with Soaring Plumage 67

20A, 40a. 10 Point Old Stylk Condkxseo, No, 2. $2.0r>

ENFORCED SALE OF LADIES' HEADGEAR

Owing to Resolutions Passed by the Ladies' Dress Reform Club, and

43 the Unexpected Demands from our Creditors 57

20A, Sl.lo. 30a, $1.05. 12 Point Old Style Coxdexskd, No. 2. Complete Font, $2.20

WHATEVER YOU DO, MY BOY, DO WELL

Begin at the Bottom and Work up to the Top, ever Striving

Despair Not 1234567890 Struggle

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TO REACH THE LOFTIEST

Pinnacle of Fame and Honorable Wealth

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8A, $1.75. 12a, $1.-50. 24 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.25

YES, BUT, FATHER,The Young 3456 Man Answer

6A, $2.25. 8a, $1.80. 36 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 2. Complete Font, $4.05

NOW SUPPOSEDrilling 678 For WellCleveland Type Foundry, .58 Cleveland, Ohio.

3A, $1.7i). oa, $1.4"). 42 Point Om) Styi-k Coxdknskd, No. 2, Complete Font, $3.15.

IN NATURALGas Country. See! 233A, 6a. 48 Point Old Stylk Condensed, No. 2. $5.75

MOCKINGGeneral 28 Sport8A, 6a. 60 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 2. $7.95

DESIRED

Great 68 Rush3A, 8a. 72 Point Old Style Condensed, No. 2. $9.50

BIG 28 MenCleveland Type Foundry^ 59 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Poi.vT Fkkxch Old Styi.k.•48A, 2«A,96n. |3.85

SUSPENSE AND SILENCE

Forlorn Little Maidens Cease Your Singinjj

What Noisy Crowds Are There

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»0A, 16a, 60a. |3.95

CAN YOU WISH

Desolately to Lunch on Bears

While Friends Hunger

Cheer 486 Croak

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ROAMING AROUNDBarefooted Children Picking Tacks

AND BITTERLY CRYING RATS

Vigilant S67 Officials

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SLEEPING SOUNDWhilst Learned Burglars

Burgle Gheffgnier

Come 123 Back

ISA, 3Ca. 16 PoixT Frkxch Old Stylk, $5.00

NEW FADS IN CRAVATSThe Rather Stuffily Fastened Darlings

Ghokers 458 Hangers

14A, 20a. 18 PoixT Frkxch Old Stylk. S4.30

WATER RATESDiamond Dealers and Rascality

Novelties 758 Realized

lOA, 20a. 24 Point Fkkxch Old Stylk. $5.75

SEEK FOR GOLDGrab Bonds and Stocks

Run 3S4 Hop.Cleveland Type Foundry^ Cleveland, Ohio.

6A,12a. 3U Point Fkknch Om) Styi.k. $5.75

FIRE HIGHLovliest 854 Burning

5A, 10a. :i!) Point Frknch Old Styi.k. $6.50

RAlt RIDEGruff 364 Dudes

u 48 Point Frknch Omj Stylk. SS.OO

Race 13 TIPS3A, 6a. 60 Point French Old Style. $10.50

BID not 483A,4a. 72 Point French Old Style. $14.00

FIE Hit 3Cleveland Type Foundry, 61 Cle7>dand, Ohio.

12A, $1.70. 20a, $1.50. 18 Point Old Style, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.20

THE STARRY NINEThere are for all Three Cardinal Virtues

Then Reach the Golden Shore

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TRUE AND RASHSilent Quilp Wonders why Goats

Emigrated from far Angora

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TRUMPETSLoudly Sound a Charge

Pleasant Company

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6A, S2.85. 8a, $2.20. .% Point Ou> Style, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.05

MASTERSThe Queer Institute

Crystal Slipper

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NOTESRightful Tried

34 Song 89Cln>eland Type Foundry, ^ CUveland, Ohio.

lOA, 2(Ja. 18 Point Vaxtos Oko 8tyi,k. $3.65

REVENUE CUTTERHunting for Seal in Alaskan

324 Territory 579

8A, 16a. 24 Point Canton Oi.d Styi.k. 14.90

BITTER TALKNine Female Lawyers

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RUDIMENTSFund of Rhymes 27

5A, 10a. 8(5 Point Canton Oi.d Styi.k. S6.70

MINERAL86 Bank LoansCleveland Typc Foundry, 04 Cleveland, Ohio,

4A, 8a. 4K Point Caxton Old Stylk. 19.10

STRINGMet Fate 27

3A, 6a. m Point Caxton Old Stylk. $10.60

BRISKHat 26 Pin3A, oa. 72 Point Caxton Old Stylk. $15.50

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20A, «).90. 30a, 80.,S.5. 8 Point Commkrciaf,. Complete Font, $1.75

WHEN BEDTIME COMES, AND CURTAINS FALL, ANDRound I go the Doors to Lock, before lamps go out my wife doth call,

"Remember, my dear, to wind the clock."

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WHEN BOOTS ARE OFF, AND FORThe day all Irksome cares are put away, I hear wife's

voice from dreamland say,

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"BE SURE YOU PUT THE KITTENOut. " When stretched between the sheets I lie

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AND HEAVY LIDS HAVECeased to wink, from Trundle-bed there

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COMES THIS CRYPa, I want a water dwink.

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A HARTFORD, CONNETICUT, MAN SENT HIS BOY INTO

The Country Equipped with a Woodchuck Trap, Fishing Tackle, Gun and Other

Appliances for Enjoying his Vacation of a few weeks,

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AND TOLD HIM TO HAVE A GOOD TIME ANDEnjoy Himself, but to be sure and attend Church on Sunday. The boy

Promised to Observe the Instructions of the

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FATHER AND STARTED OFF ^VITHLight Heart, Thinking of the Weeks of Solid Sport he

Was going to have during his long

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VACATION. THE FIRST LETTERReceived from the boy said : Dear Papa, I have

Caught a Woodchuck. It was a

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14A, $2.15. 20a, $1.95. 18 Point Old Style Antique. Complete Font, $4.10

SKUNK. DID NOT GOTo Church. Yours Affectionately,

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Cleveland Type Foundry, 67 Cln>eland, Ohio.

lOA, 20a. 18 Point Old Style Italic, No. 3. $3.10

ARTISTIC PAINTINGAstonishing Architectnral Momiments

Remarkable 2^ Performers

8A, 16a. 22 Point Old Stylk Italic, No. 3. $3.80

DANGER SIGNALCommonplaceJ4 Conversation

National Exhibition

8A, 16a. 24 Point Old Stylk Italic, No. 3. $4.25

EVE}^ KITES4 Ratish Justice Courts 6

oA, 10a. 32 Point Old Style Italic, No. 3. $.5.00

73 ROUTE short

3A, 6a. 44 Point Old Style Italic, No. 3. $6.00

FINEGuns 68Cleveland Type Foundi-y^ 68 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Ronaldson Titlk Siah'K.

30A, 60a. 83.00

DYNAMO & I^niSONContrivers of Mlectrical Supplies

Adapted to Various Purposes

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22A, 4fMi. $3.35

I^ONG'WINDBDFleeting Roman Horses

Chariot Races

8 Point Ronaldson Titlb Slope.

25A, 50a. $3.15

I,AWS AND CRIMnModern Torture Appliances

Suitable for Offenders

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12 Point Ronaldson Title Slope.

20A, 40a. $3.55

ELECTRICBurglar Alarm Hinge

Thieves Caught

12A. 22a. 18 Point Ronaldson Title Sixjpe. $4.15

BUCKING BRONCHOHazardous Western Amusement

SA, 14a. 24 Point Ronaldson Title Slope. $4.50

t:bxan shbbpElectric Cowboy Lassos

6A, 10a. 30 Point Ronaldson Title Slope. $5.25

BBWAILINGConstant Grumbler5A, 8a. .sr> Point Ronaldson Title Slope. $6.00

APRIL ShowersCleveland Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

21A, 48a. 6 Point Bold Fack Italic. $2.25

-SIAKJe CUBE FOR WEAK, rAINEVL KIDXEYSSack Ache, Side Ache, Shooting Pnitis Rheutuatis^n, Coughs, Colda l'J3436

24A, 48a. 7 Point Bold Face Italic. $2.55

SUBERB SHOWING AND VERY SPECIAL SALENew Spring Kid Gloves, Every Proper Novelty, Every Genteel 56


IMPROVED HOLLERS FOR PRINTERSSuperior in Quality to Those Made by the Old Method 36


JSON-PABTISAN GOVERNMENTS4 In Resj^onse to an Tiivitatiou of the JPressnien


LIGHT PBINTED SILKSCrystals, Plain and Fancy Wares 168


LAKE FRONT AGAIN54 Great Aid to Cleanliness is Soap

lOA, 20a. 22 Point Bold Face Italic. $4.55

STOVE DISPLAYGive Entire Satis/action 656A, 12a. 28 Point Bold Face Italic. $4.-55

NEW LOANS24 Building PurposesCleveland Type Foundry, 70 Clez>eland, Ohio.

6 Point Titi-k, No. 4.

24A, 11.10. -ISa, Jl.iO. Complfte Tout, $2.30

THE OTHER DAYTeach Scholars the Evils and Folly

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HOA, «()a. $3.00

LADIES OF FADVIL.L.K

Have Open a Grand Kmporium23 Ostrich Plumes 45

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HIBERNIAN, FRESH FROM THE EMERAL.DIsle, who was Listening witli Much Attention, said that

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RIGHT BUT WAS PERPLEXEDContinued Remark 335,567 But the Witty Boy

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EMBARRASSMENT, WEDon't Have to $123,45 Neither Should

24A, 48a. 5}^ Point Full Face, No. 3. $2.75

I5f FIVE Hl'ÛRKD YKAR», SAYS A CRAZY WRITFR THE 12345Inooni]>reheii<«il>le Future DIscuKSioni^

24A, 48a. 6 Point Full Face, No. 3. $2.55

COUXTY^ »rPKRIXTKXI>EXTS, «OARI> OF PUBL.1C WORKSAre Earnestly an<l Speoially Called Fpon 3450

24A, 48a. 7 Point Full Face, No. 3. $2.80

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I.OVKI.V IIAIHKXS, \OlTH, BEAl TY, WIT Al^Dl>esii*able Coiiibiiiatioiis ll<2345

18A, »)a. 10 Point Full Face, No. 3. $2.75

THE LANDLORDS LOVE UUiU REIVTIS, LOWTaxes, llodel Tenants, Improvements 78

12A, ila. 12 Point Fill Face, No. 3. $2.60

CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO CI.iqUEAnd Break in Political 345

Clei'elami Type Foitmiry, 71 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Two-Link Condknskd, No. 5.

36A. S1.55EDITORIAL CONVENTION

MEETING OF EMINENT WRITERS 189

10 Point Tmo-Line Condknskd, No. 5.

24A. S1.30

ANCIENT HISTORYWONDERFUL RECORD 17

12 Point Two-Link Condknskd, No. ">.

24A. $2.20

BEAUTIFULPICTURE FRAME 7

18 Point Tavo-Line Condensed, No. 5

8 Point Two-Lixk Condensed, No. 5.

24A. «1.4C

WESTERN PRAIRIESIMMENSE STOCK RANCHES, 8

11 Point Two-Link Condensed, No. 5.

24A. $1.85

EDUCATIONALPUBLIC LIBRARIES 14

16 Point Two-Line Condknskd, No. 5.

18A. $2.00

COLUMBIANINDEPENDENCE 8

16A $2.00

FARMERS' POULTRY JOURNAL 25

12A. 20 Point Two-Line Condknskd, No. 5. $2.25

MAICHESTER BUDGET 84

22A. 10 Point Two-Line, No. 10. $1.50

UNSOUNDED BY $23

16A. 11 Point Two-Line, No. Id. $1.36

23 BUILDING AIR16A. 12 Point Two-Line, No. Id. $1^

$123 LITTLE LUXURY OF LIFE12A. 16 Point Two-Line, No. 10. $1.50

WHERE SHADOWS ARE 278

12A. 18 Point Two-Link, No. 10. $1.90

PEACH-LIKE BLOSSOM 568A. 24 Point Tw^o-Line, No. 10. $2.10

HUMAN SLAVES 34Cleveland Type Foundry, 72 Clet'eland, Ohio.

36A. 6 Point Halk Titlk. $1.75

THE RICH SHOULD LOVE THE POOR, AND THE POOR SHOULD|il334567890

26A. H Point Halk Titlk. $1.60

DON'T FEAR THE GHOST OF A PAIR OF TROWSERS£1234567890

24A. 10 Point Half Title. $1.70

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16A. V2 Point Half Title. $1.70

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18A,$l.a5. 32a, $1.20. 6 Point Light Face Extended. Complete Font, $2.25

WHAT A GLORIOUS WORLD THIS WOULDBe if all the Inhabitants Could say, ^vith Wîti. £1334567890

18A,$l.a5. 30a, 11.:^). 8 Point Light Face Extended. Complete Font, $2.«5

I CAN EARN THAT I EAT, GET567 That I Weai-; I owe no Man Hate; 890

16A, $1.60. 26a, Sl.;i^. 10 Point Light Face Extended. Connlete Font, $2.95

OTHER IVIEN'S aOOD,123 Content witli my EEarm. Bnt 456

lOA, $1.40. 18a, *1.4(». 12 Point Light Face Extended. Complete Font, $2.80

THEIR LOT, INÊVER345 Sighing for that they 6787A,$2.15. 14a, $2.00. 18 Point Light Face Extendei.. Complete Font. $4.1.=>

HA.PPY Fêace S34Cln'eland Ty/>c Foumhy, 73 Clevelnttt/, Ohio.

30A, $0.90. 60a, $1.00. o Point Ai.dink, (ox 6 Point Body.) Complete Fout,$1.90

AXMAL MKETIXi OK THE JOLLY XEW YORKEItS, SEND J-OK ACtEI'TED MENU

Standard Klark and Colored Println); Inkit, Warranteil to g:ivp SalUfnrlion, »t Manufacturer's Price*. $240^2

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DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUM OF THE GHOSTLY SETTLEMENTS

Gibbon's History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. A Standard Edition.

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30A, $1.25. 60a, $1.65. 8 Point Aldine. Complete Font, $2.90

DECLARATIOIS OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE

Rules and Regulations of the United States Army, Washington, D. C.

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18A, $1.15. 40a, $1.^5. 10 Point Aldine. Complete Font, $2.50

THE GENERAL DESTRUCTION THEORYImportant Railroad Connections with Western Countries.

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ATLANTIC MUTUAL COMPANIESSouthern Commission and Produce Merchants

12A, $1.85. 21a, S1.75. 18 Point Aldine. Complete Font, $3.60

LITE STOCK MARKETCimon was the Richest Man in Athens

12A, $2.15. 24a, $2.a5. 22 Point Aldine. Complete Font, $4.20

THE DAYTON MAILRoman and Grecian ArchitectsCleveland Type Foundry, 74 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Coxdkxsed, No, 4.

24A,48a. $2.05

THE JOURNALS OF AMERICA

Immortal Fame the Reward of True

123 Noble Greatness 456

10 Point Condknskd, No. 4.

18A,$1.00. 36a, fl.l5. Complete Font, fi.la

A LONG SKETCH IN

Our Exchanges is Entitled

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8 Point Coxdkxskd, No. 4.

24.V, 48a. $2.55

FRIENDS OF OUR YOUTHJoyous. Happy Times, Transient

Departed Pleasures 78

12 PoixT Condensed, No. 4.

UA,$1.00. 22a, tO.95. Complete Font, $1.95

BETRAYED BY AHair. This Often is the

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VIA, $1.40. 18a, S1.30. 18 Point Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $2.70

CASE, UNLESS THE HAIR

Of the Girl he had out Buggy-riding 28

8A, Sl.ft5. 14a, S2.10. 28 Point Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $4.05

SAME IS Worn by His Wife 13

7A, $2.60. 10a,$2.4o. Point Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $5.05

CARE Examine Coat 674A,$2.75. 8a,$3.a5. 48 Point Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $5.80

GOIIGt $23 Home3A.6a. 60 Point Condensed, No. 4. $8.35

GOLD Sale 54Clevelanil 'lype Foundry, 75 CliTelnnii, Ohio.

8 Point ExTKA Coxdkxskd, No. H.

40A,f2.0O. 50ii, $1.50. Corapli'te Font, $3.50

THE GARDEN WAS LOADED WITH SWEET

Scented Flowers, the Pretty MagnoHa (ireff Close by

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12 Point Extra Condensed, No. 6.

16A, $1.25. 24a, $1.15. Complete Font, $2.40

WE ARE GROWING OLD FAST

Horatio, my boy. Time is Winging us on

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lOA, $1.45. 16a, $1.55. Complete Font, $3.00

SCARCELY RECOVERED

From the Effects of our Fourth

171

10 Point Extra Condknskd, No. 0.

30A,$1.80. 40a. $1.30. Complete Font, $3. Kt

OIRIHIOK; SWEETLY THE MOCKINO

Bird Sang in the Twiligjit, Taiie Me Hack Home

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14A, $1.50. 26a, $1.75. Complete Font, $3.25

TO OUR ETERNAL HOME

At a Tremendous Rate. We lave

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8A, $1.70. 12a, $1.50. Complete Font, $3.20

OF JULY SPORT

6A, $'z.lo. 10a, $2.20. 36 Point Extra Condensed, No. 6. Complete Font, $4.35

CONTRACT FOR 01

ioal New Year Headatle. My 135

6A, $2.45. 8a, $2.2.i. 42 Point Extra Condensed, No. 6. Complete Font, $4.70

K«y,ThisW»istoiiiii784A, $2.80. 8a, $2.85. 48 Point Extra Condensed, No. 6. Complete Font, $5.65

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10 Point Skklktox Axtiquk, No. 2.

$1.15. 60a, $l.».i. roraplote Font, $2.50

AN EVENNESS OF TEMPER

12 Point Skklkton Antiquk, No. 2.

20A,$1.00. 4()a, $l.l.>. Coiniik-te Font, $2.16

HIRAM, SON OF ABIFF

CantiOB keeps one out of Many TronOles Worker Of TyPB Who IieTOr Tirei


ISA, $1.35. 30a, $1.40. Complete Font, $2.75

SEE THE TRAMP


15A,fl.»>o. 30a, $2.10. CoinpU'te Font, $3.75

TEARFDL BlllliO

Wilts Us Eye ail Mes East GlGErOf Wgs GHaW12A,S2.0.^. 24a.:*2.70. .» Point Skkleton Antiquk, No. 2. Complete Font, $4.7-5

PEOSOPHY Pile ImiiroTenient 23u

8A. $2.80. 16a, $3.20. 42 Point Skeleton Antique, No. 2. Complete Font, $6.0

6A, $;^.10. 12a, $Uo. 48 Point Skeleton Antique, No. 2. Complete Font, $6.25

Mni KIIEW Bill4A, 8a.

I3A, 4a.

Point Skeleton Antique,

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ny$7.15

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uuD'2 Point Skeleton Antique, $7.80m Pathwav 94

Cleveland Type Foundry, Ti Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Axtiquk Coxdkxskd, No. 2.

24A,fl.05. 48a $1.00. Compli'tc Font, $2.05

THE ANCIENTS BELIEVED

That the Whole Earth was Square, but tip

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10 Point Antique Condensed, No. 2.

18.\,$0.95. 27a, $0.80. Complete Font, $1.75

THEY EXPRESSEDIn Regard to the Inhabitants

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14.A,$1.35. 2Za, $1.3.i. Complete Font, $2.70

VICE STINGS

5 In our Pleasures 6

8 Point Antique Condensed, No 2.

24.\, $1.10. 48a, $1.15. Complete Font, $2.25

TO THE TIME OP GOINGTo Press we have not Heard that

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16.\,$1.20. 24a, $1.10. Complete Font, $2.»0

THE SQUARNESS2 Of the Questionable 3


8A, $1.85. 14a, $1.90. Complete Font, $3.75

9CorraptUSE6A, $2.45. 12a, S2.90. 36 Point Antique Condensed, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.35

ROLLING Increase 84A, 8a. 44 Point Antique Condensed, No. 2. $5.05

MERRY (Hdren 253A, 6a. 48 Point Antique Condensed, No. 2. $5.75

84 Endure FADS3A, 5a. 60 Point Antique Condensed, No. 2. $7.35

FINE Robe 23ClcTeland Type Foundry, Cleveland , Ohio

o Point Axtiquk, No. 4.

24A,fl.l5. 48a, $1.45. Complete Font, f2.60

LAUGH AND THE WORLDLaughs With You Weep and You Weep

Alone Be Glad Your Friends

$12346 Are Many Be Sad 687901

S Point AxTiqrK, Xo. 5.

M.\. 4Sa. $2.80

COMING REWARDThe Happy Fanners Viewing

45 their Crops 67

12 Point Antique, No. 4.

14 A, $1.45. L>-2a,$1.25. Complete Font, $2.70

DEATH BLOWDr. Jones, of Soan,

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24 A, 48a. $2.30

EDITORS, LABORERSThe Growth of Moral Ideas is Due

67 Economic Measures 35


16A, $1.05. 22a, $0.85. Complete Font, $1.90

PROHIBITION IN

Dakota has Received its

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IDA, $1.60. 16a, $1.60. Complete Font, $3.20

WHISKYUseless 4Cure

6A, $1.65. l('a,$1.7o. 24 Point Antique, No. 4. Complete Font, $3.40

OF SNAKES as Men 46

6A, $2.90. 10a, $2.80. 28 Point Antique, No. 4. Complete Font, $5.70

KNOW^ Biters 55A,$3.75. 8a, $3.30. 36 Point Antique, No. 4. Complete Font, $7.05

$1GOT ^Willie4 A; $5.40. 6a, $4.35. 48 Point A.ntique, No. 4. Complete Font, $9.75

LOAded $1Cleveland Type Foundry, 79 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Antiquk. No. 3. i >s 1'oixt Axtiquk, No. 3.

25A,$1.25. 52a, $1.35. Complete Font, 1^.60 25.\,|1.50. 42a. f1.75. Complete Font. |S.?6

HIRAM KING OF TYRE|

FIRST EXPEDITIONThe Education of an Athenian Citizen

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25.\,$1.65. 42a,J1.55. Complete Font, $3.;

SAMPLE ROOMS

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12 Point Antiquk, No. 3,

l.\,$1.65. 32u. $1.80. CompleU; Font. $3.45

ALCIBIADESDealer in rare antiquities tj^^ ^gg^ Wealthy

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12.\.$l.-5. 20a, $1.80. Complete Font, $3. ,55

GOOD WINE


10.V,$2.00. 18a. $2.10. Complete Font, $4.10

ENOUGH21 Roadster 98 Lake View 3

8A,$2.70. 12a, $2.2x 28 Point Antique, No. 3. Complete Font, $4.95

5 STUMP'S Dilemma6A, $3.05. 10a, S;3.00. 36 Point Antique, No. 3. Complete Font, $6.05

GENTS Cigars 84A, 8a. 44 Point Antique, No. 3. $7.50

46 OLD Shirt3A, 6a. 48 Point Antique, No. 3. $8.40

CAsters 38Cleveland Type Foundry, 80 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Axtiquk Extkxdei), No. 2.

16.\,$1.20. 24a. fl.lo. Compli'tc Font, |2.85

THXJN-DER, R,03LirjS

A.nci Infemetl HingesISS-^SST-SSO

8 Point Antique Extkndkd, No. 2.

UA.$1.35. 2211. $1. 30. ('om|)lftf Font, |2.65

FunTH B^LL

ISSl10A,$1.2o. 16a, S1.30. 10 Point Antiquk Extkndkd, No. 2. Complete Font, S2.55

LESS LEVIT^X-ISS Be Ttiou. Oenero-u-s ^©T8A, $1.40. 10a, Sl.lo. 12 Point Antiquk Extkndkd, No. 2. Complete Font, $2.55

IDOXJBTFXJnL.IS TDtl© Seinae O-eirtie TS7A, S1.80. 10a, $1.&5. 18 Point Antiquk Extkndkd, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.45

8 n^oorttide of Life 34A, $1.90. 7a, $1.60. 22 Point Antique Extkndkd, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.50

3A,$2..50. 5a, $2.40. 28 Point Antiquk Extkndkd, No. 2. Complete Font, $4.90

3A, 6a. 36 Point Antiquk Extkndkd. $9.25

Fences 1Cleveland Type Foundry, 81 " Cleveland, Ohio.

45A. 6 Point No. 1 Lining Antiquk. $1.10

BE TRUB TO YOURSBLS" AT THE START. YOUNO MAN. BE TRUE TO YOURSELF

AND OOD : ERE YOU BUILD YOUR HOUSE MARK WELL THE SPOT. TEST WELL THE GROUND. AND BUILD

YOU NOT ON THE SAND OR THE SHAKING SOD

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45A. 6 Point No. 2 Lining Antiquk. S1.15

DIG THE FOUNDATION DEEP. YOUNG MAN. PLANT FIRMLY THE OUTER WALL ;

LET THE PROPS BE STRONG. AND THE ROOF BE HIGH, LIKE AN OPEN TURRET TOWARD THE SKY.

THROUGH WHICH THE HEAVENLY DEWS MAY FALL.

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45A. 6 Point No. 8 Lining Antiquk. $IM

LET THIS BE THE ROOM OF THE SOUL, WHEN SHADOWS SHALLHERALD CARE, A CHAMBER WITH NEVER A ROOF TO HINDER THE LIGHT, OR DOOR OR

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45A. 6 Point No. 4 Lining Antique.'

$1.60

BUILD SLOW AND SURE; 'TIS FOR LIFE, YOUNG MAN, A LIFETHAT OUTLIVES THE BREATH; FOR WHO SHALL GAINSAY THE HOLY WORD?

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45A. 6 Point No. 5 Lining Antiquk. $L90

BUILD HIGH, AND DEEP, AND BROAD. YOUNG MAN,AS THE NEEDFUL CASE DEMANDS ; LET YOUR TITLE DEEDS BE

BRIGHT AS YOU ENTER THE REALMS OP LIGHT.

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36A. 8 Point Lining Antiquk. #2.00

THE YEAR HAS GONE, AND WITH IT

MANY A THRONG OF JOYOUS, HAPPY DREAMSITS SHADOW IN EACH HEART

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30A. 10 Point Linim; Antk^uk. $2.00

WHEN THOUGHTS OF THE LASTBITTER HOUR GOME LIKE A BLIGHT TO

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Cleveland Type Foundry, ,S2 Clcreland, Ohio.

2i')A. I'-i l*t>iN-| LiMNc ANTK^rK. 82.25

ON YONDER WILD CLIFFOVERTAKEN BY SUDDEN STORM

123456789014A. 18 Point Limnm; Antiquk. 82.55

LILAO BUSHESFRAGRANT FLOWERS

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GEOGRAPHYFOURTH LESSON

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SPRING TIME, 12345790

6A. 36 Point Lining Antiquk. $4.50

•ROSE BUDS1236780

Clereland Type Foundry, ,S;{ Cleveland, Ohio.

5 Point Ionic, No. 2—(on 6 Point Body.)|

»> Point Ionic, No. 2.

24A, $1.35. 48a, $1.50. Coinpk-te Font. $2.85j

24A, $1.40. 48a. $1.45. Coniplfto Font, $2.85

SUNSHINE AND SHOWER SEVERE WINTERSBouerht. the Madison Square Combination

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8 Point Ionic, No. 2.

24A, $1.50. 48a, $1.60. Complete Font, $3.10

DESIGNING ON WOOD


ISA, $1.30. 36a, $1.45. Complete Font, $2.75

NINE DUCATS321 Celebration on the York 954 Geographic, Statistic 482


16A, $1.23. 32a, $1.65. Complete Fout, $2.90

ATTIC LINES


lOA, $1.90. 20a. $2.10. Complete Font, $4.00

LINDEN38 Siege of Troy 21

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lOA, $2.50. 20a, $2.75. 22 Point Ionic, No. 2. Complete Font, $.5.25

PUBLIC MENU24 European Fashion 58

6A, $2..50. 12a, $3.00. 28 Point Ionic, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.50

HOT HOUSEGovernment Oflftce 2

4A, $3.05. 8a, $2.90. ;36 Point Ionic, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.95

GRIMSONSeek Pleasure 10Clei'dand Type Foundry, 84 Cleveland, Ohio.

10 Point Cr.ARKXDox Coxdkxsko. 12 Point Ci.akkndon Condknskd.

18A, fO.95. 26a, $0.90. CoinplfU- Font. $1.85 UA, $1.0.'>. •.'aa,$1.00. Complete Font. $2.05

SKYE TERRIER COUNCIL HALLJohn Hastened to Assist Them

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18 Point Clakkxdon Condensed. ! 22 Point Clarendon Condensed.UA, $1.50. 20a. $1.40. Complete Font, $2.90

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8A, $1.20. 14a, $1.45. Complete Font, $2.65

AGAMEMNON i CLEARCUSTo Lie Ungracefully History Repeats

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7A, $1.90. 10a, $1.75. 28 Point Clarendon Condkxski). Complete Font. S-S.65

COMMON CARRIER54 The Bell Rings at Noon 72

6A, S2.3o. 10a, S2.60. 86 Point Clarendon Condensed. Complete Font, S4.95

23 COOLING Breezes 71

6A, S3.20. 8a, $2.75. 42 Point Clarenlon Condensed. Complete Font, $5.95

13 IDLE Fancies 915A, $;185. 8a, $;i3.). 48 Point Clarendon Condensed. Complete Font, $7.20

NEW Tear 1885Cleveland Type Foundry, 85 Cleveland, Ohto.

26A,$l.a=>. 40a, $1.20. 6 Point Doric. Complete Font, $2.55

USE CONVENIENT SELF INFLUENCE.Lame Robert hung his harp on a thorn tree stub for shame. $1.25

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22A, $1.65. 30a. $1.;^). 8 Point Doric. Complete Font, S2.95

POLITICIANS' CAMPAIGNS.Very little and old like Mother Mills Pigs. $12

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18A, $1.90. 20a, $1.25. 12 Point Doric. Complete Font, $3.15

YOUTH AND BEAUTYVictory and Honor to the Right $9

12345678910A,$1.90. 12a, $1.40. IS Point Doric. Complete Font, $3.30

FORMER DAYSWe Gathered Pretty Roses

123456:^898A, $2.10. 10a, $1.70. 22 Point Doric. Complete Font, $3.80

THE SUNSETWas Hidden by Clouds

13345678lOA, $1.60. 16a, $1.60. 10 Point Clarkndon Extendkd. Complete Font, $3.20

8A, $1.80. 12a, $1.70. 12 Point Clarendon Extendkd. Complete Font, $3.50

TJsefu.1 wrol3 ILiettex*Cleveland Type Foundry, 86 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Frknch Ci.aukndox.

S6A,fl.05. 70a, fl.l5. CoiiipKU' Koiil, f2.20

A SMILE, A QLAITCE, AND LOVE

Ead totmd their hearts together. 'TttUI last forever

10 Point French Clarendon.25A,$1.25. 52ii,$l.:>o. Complete Font, $2.80

8 Point French Clarendon.25A, 11.10. 52a, I1..S5. Complou- Font, $2.45

A CHILLING BLAST FEOM

The old man at last, parted us forever

12 Point French Clarendon.25A, $2.10. .S2a, $1.55. Complete Font, $3.65

CAUSES OF WARS PICNIC PICKLESWhen I Look it Makes Me Smile

j Pickled tO Puckei PiffS

16A, $1.6.5. 27a, $1.70. 18 Point French Clarendon. Complete Font, $3.35

SWEET SPRING VIOLETS

Desert: Suet Pudding with Port Wine Sauce

lOA, $2.00. 20a, $2.15. 24 Point French Clarendon. Complete Font, $4.15

MAN'S STRENGTHDown ly tlie old Meadow Brooks

lOA, $2.60. 16a, $2..t(). :^) Point French Clarendon. Complete Font, $5.10

Seventh WIERED Grnomes

lOA, $4.70. 14a, $4.15. 36 Point French Clarendon. Complete Font, $8.85

Many MEN Merry7A, $4.95. 10a, $4.00. 48 Point French Clarendon. Complete Font, $8.95

Tear IDLE TearCleveland Type Foundry, 87 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point French Clarendon Extended.18A,$1.25. 36a, $1.50. Coiuplote Font, $2.'

8 Point French Clarendon Extended.18A,fl.80. 36a, $1.8.5. Complcto Font, $3.65

-^tter».pt to o-a.tr-u.3a. tiie ^'lood.[ Birc5Ls I^l3r ST'7-iftl3r IB3r

16A, $1.85. 32a, $2.10. 10 Point French Clarendon Extended. Complete Font, $3.95

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lOA, $2.00. 20a, $2.2;>. 12 Point French Clarendon Extended, Complete Font, $4.25

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8A, $2.25. 16a, $2.75. 18 Point French Clarendon Extended. Complete Font, $5.00

6A, $2.70, 12a, $2.95. 22 Point French Clarendon Extended. Complete Font, $5.65

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4A, $2.90. 8a, $2.80. 28 Point French Clarendon Extended. Complete Font, rx70

Clevela)id Type Foundry, 88 Cleveland, 0/u'&.

25A, .'i5a. •) PorN T Lixixu (jOTHIc Extkndko. S;J.(M»

rVI\^ \A/IIMGED BOAT, A BIRD AP-LOAT,Sails FÔL-inci the B I lj e EtHereal F'eail<s Remote

20A, :â. •*< Point Limnc (iothic Extkndkd. S-UW)

THE DAY SO IVl I l_D IS MEAVEIM'SOhnilcJ, \A/itJ-i Elarth-i amd Ooeao Rocor-ioilod

16A, 24a. 1<» Point Lining (Iothic Extkndkd. S^^.lOMV SOUL. XO-DAV IS FARA\A/ay Sailirig over Vosuvian BayUA, 22a. 12 Point Linin(; (Iothic Extkndkd. $5.40

THEY \A/HO live: IN ANA/orry Invito Dosthi to Hurry12A, 18a. 14 Point Lixixc (jothic Extkndkd. $îM

FILL LIFE'S SRANNA/ith Kind Acts to ManlOA, 14a. IS I'oiNT Lining (Iothic Extkndkd. $iM

EVEIRV BACKMust C&rry Its Rack7A, 10a. 24 Point Lixixci GothicIP^xtkxdkd. ' S4.oO

Street Cs^r Lines5A, 7a. 30 Point Lining (Iothic Extkndkd. $5.15MATUREEighty Vears4A, 6a. 3() Point Lining OoTHic ExTKNDED. fT.lO

Meat PIESCleveland Type Foundry, 89 Cleveland, Ohio

35A, 3 PoiXT (it)THic AViDK No. 1—(? Point Body. S2,(H)

-^ COMMERCIAI- REI-A-rlONS WITH F-OREIC3N NATIONS =-

DE-TERM I NEO TERM I N ATION OF" EXISTINQ RECIRROCITV ARRANQEMENTSUNWISE CONGRESSION Al_ I-EQ I S I-AT IO N Stl B

35A, 4 Point Gothic Widk No. 1—4) Point Body. $2.0()

^ PROCESSIOtSI OF- UrSJEM f=»L_OVED \A/O Ff K M E N S-

AFJMV OF" THE COM MO IMW EA U MARCMINQ TO \A/AS H I fSIOTO ISJ

MARMOMV AND PEACE PREVAILING 34-T

35A, o Point Gothic Widk No. 1—6 Point Body. S2.0o

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SPECIAL COISIVENTIONS OR AMERICAN MERCHANTSPETITIONS « RORVN/ARDED « S1S90

35A, T)!^ Point (tothic Widk No. 1—<j Point Body. $2.35

^he:ai_xh seekeirs' rexreats =-

l_ovei_v « resorts « in«shadv \a/oodi_andsricxuresque scenerv eto

22A, 6 Point Gothic Wîdk No. 1. $2.55

—i; disti nguish eid leicxu r eirs ic—

the: lives of oezlezbra-teid xourisxs.VAL.UABLE::|c DISCOVEIRV 234

16A, 8 Point Gothic Widk No. 1. 11.70

-^\ E:XPE:RT.ic MEIOHANICS iÔOMPEZITEINOV NA/EILL REIWARDEID

MONEIV MAKEIR 240

UA, 10 Point Gothic Widk No. 1. $1.80

î U N IQ U E :•' DES IG N i$-

SXEAM PRINTING WORKSNOVELTIES 25

12A, 12 Point Gothic Widk No. 1. $2.30

î MEIRCANXILEIi^B U S I N EISS :•:CO l_ L_ EIG B

TUITION, $TOCleveland Type Foundry, 90 Cleveland, Ohio.

8A, 1<> Point (iothu; Wide No. 1. $2.45

-^\ PROGRAM ieGRAND 2e OPERAlOA, 2f) Point Gothic Widk No. 1. $3.80

5i< BLOSSOM tSPRING TIME T56A, 24 Point Gothic Widk No. 1. $3.85

REBOUNDSPECIMEN t 35A, 30 Point Gothig Wide No. 1. $t.oo

FARMERSj{< HOUSES5A, 36 Point Gothic AVide No. 1. S6.;«

DINESMONEV e

Cleveland Type Foundry, 91 Clex'eland, Ohio.

6 Point No. 1 LixixG Light Fack Gothic.

30A. $1.75

COMMANOINQ THC ROAD TO RICHMOND

CAN ANYTHINO BE MORI lASY AND YCT TEDIOUS TM»N EATINQ

RAT* AND MICICATINQ CHEESE

6 Point No. 3 Lining Light Fack Gothic.

24A. SLOO

CHAUTAUQUA GIRLS AT TEATHE FARM IS HEAVILY MORTGAGED

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9 Point Lining Light Fack Gothic.

24A. S1.50

THOSE LOVELYTIMES CONNECTICUT

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6 Point No. 2 Lining Light Fack Gothic30A. $1.50

FASHIONABLE FANS ARE QUEER

TORTOISE SHELLS, WE WONDER WHAT'S NEXT

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8 Point Lining Light Face Gothic.

24A. $1.50

NEVER WORN OUTTHE FINE ART EXCHANGE

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10 Point Lining Light Face Gothic.

18A. $1.40

THEY HAVEABOLISHED SLAVE

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12A. 12 Point Lining Light Fack Gothic. $1.30

MOTHER HUBBARDAGREEABLY 245380 SURPRISED

IDA. 18 Point Lining Light Face Gothic. $1.85

QUIET STEAL89 HARRY Sl JEANIE 37

8A. 24 Point Lining Light Face Gothic. $2.50

TRUTH 235 AMES6A. 30 Point Lining Light Face Gothic. $2.95

3 CAR HERE 2Clezieland Type Foundry, 92 Cleveland, Ohio.

60A. 6 Point jjning Ciothic No. 1-1. 52.25 60A. (i Point Lining <ioTnic No, 15. *2.'25

TRIANGULATION OF THE MERIDIAN INACCURATE GEODETIC OPERATIONS

SUPERIORITY OF MODERN INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASUREMENT tXJUBTFUL CIRCUMFERENCE OF TERRESTRIAL SPHERE

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()0A,70a. GPtLinino Gothic No. 1(1. *8.70 6.)A,70a. f. Pt Linim; Gothic No. 17. W.OO

MICROSCOPIC INDICATIONS SOCIAL GATHERINGSCalculations Made 43 Noted Astronomers Harmony and Sunshine Welcomed

36A,55a. 8 Pt Lining Gothic No. 3. ^.90j

36A,50a. 9 Pt Linin(; Gothic No. 3. $:i.90

EXPEDITIONS I HUNTSMENAncient Villages Discovered Spinning Hunting Yarns

25A,40a. 12 Pt Lining Gothic No. 3. $4.2014A,25a. 18 Pt Lining Gothic No. 3. *1.95

MERIT Rewarded Good TUNElOA, 15a. 24 Point Lining Gothic No. 3. ?5.20

GRAND HomesteadA , 12a. 30 Point Lining Gothic No. 3. ?6.60

Headmost BEAU6A, 9a. 3ti Point Lining Gothic No. 3. $7,10

FATAL CombatmmmmlTHHH

Cleveland Type Foundry, 93 Clirt>c'land, Ohio.

6 Point Gothic, No. 10.

24A, $0.90. 36a, fO.70. Complete Font. fl.60


22A, $0.85. 32a, fO.80. Complete Font, $1.65

KEEP A DOG YOURSELF

Bringing recollections of by-gone happy days !You may seat a FrOg On a Golden StOOl

SCENES OF MY CHILDHOOD

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20A,$0.90. 32a, $0.85. Complete Font. $1.75

WHO HANDLES PITCH

Yeast, water, and salt are added

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16A.$1.05. 24a. $0.90. Complete Font, $1.95

PITY THE BLIGHTED

Take me back to Jerusalem

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UA, $1.60. 22a, $1.45. 18 Point Gothic, No. 10. Complete Font, $3.05

SPARKLING WITH DEW45 Praying Politicians are of the Past 68

8A, $1.90. 12a, $1.75. 24 Point Gothic, No. 10. Complete Font, $3.65

56 Mossed PICKLES 346A, 10a. Point Gothic, No. 10. $5.15

COAST 67 Shore5A,8a. 36 Point Gothic, No. 10. $5.75

Fancy 84 SIGN4A, Oa. 48 Point Gothic, No. 10. $7.65

DAY 53 FirstCiei'elnn i Type Foundry, 94 Cli'vela n d. Oh to

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6 Point IiiMN(J (ioTHic, No. IS.

MX. ti.:»,").

A MAN HK WAS TO ALL THK

COUNTRY DKAN, AND PASSING RICH ON FIFTY

6 Point Lining (Jothic, Xo. 2().

box. $1.70.

UNSKILLED WAS HE TOFAWN. AND TO SEEK FOR POWER

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6 Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 22.

50A, 70a. $1.45.

FAR OTHER AIMSHis Heart had Learned to Prize

1.2 3456789010 Point Lining (tothic, Xo. 4.

28A, i'm. S^.05.

GOVERNMENTCivil Service Reform

6 Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 19.

50A. $1.40.

WITH SLOW PACEi RKMOTKFROM TOWNS HE RAN HIS GODLY RACK

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6 Point Lining Gothic, No. 21.

50A. $2.35.

DOCTRINES FASHIONEDTO THE EVER VARYING HOUR

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;U)A, ,")5a. $3.80.

CHEAP FOR CASHSelling Goods by Auction

1 23456789012 Point Lining Gothic, No. 4.

22 A, 40a. $4.10.

HOME ISA Rainbow of Life

14A, 22a. 18 Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 4. $4.75

Latest ELECTRIC SystemlOA, 15a. 24 Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 4. $5.65

Good SILVER Forks8A, 12a. Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 4. $6.95

HONEY Combs6A, 8a. 36 Point Lining Gothic, Xo. 4. $7.65

Water MILLS12468987531

Clevi'lnnd Type Foundry, 95 Cleveliiuii, Ohio.

6 Point Tki.kscopic Gothic, No. o.

t?OA. $1.60.

OUR FRIENDS THE PRINTERS

4E THAT HATH THE BRIDE IS THE BITTEN ONt

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6 Point Telkscopic Gothic, No. 7.

6f)A. $2.45.

ASIATIC CHOLERASET A DOG TO CATCH THE TIGER

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H Point Tklescopic Gothic, No. 6.

60A. $1.90.

brotherhood of equitylodge meeting every thursday nl ght

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6 Point Tki.kscopic Gothic, No. 8.

60A. $2.45.

ADRIATIC SEAIT IS CLEARING UP AGAIN

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30A,$I.15. Ida, 10.60. 60a, $1.45. Complete Font, $3.20

PRINTER AND OFFICE

Reference is Indispensable whenever

345 English Grammar 678


30A,$1.35. loA,$0.60. 60a,fl.60. Complete Font, $3.55

SUPERIOR TO ALLSuitable for any of Ornamental

345 Economic Letter 687


20A,$1.20. 10a, $0.60. 30a, $1.05. Complete Font, $2.85

UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MOSCOW, RUSSIA

Want of Experience often puts them to large expense

234 Experience Dear Teacher 234

15A, $1.20. 8a, S0.70. 20a, $1.00.


Complete Font, $2.90

FAUSTUS ASSOCIATION, BOSTONThe Clerk in the Establishment of Figures

678 Numerous Extracts 789


12A, $1.70. 8a, $0.95. 20a, $1.85. Complete Font, $4.50

THE telegraph COPYOur Scribe Seated at his Desk

36 Small Cap Letter 89Cleveland Type Foitniiry, 96 Cleveland, Ohio.


SA.Sl.JK). 6a,*1.20. 12a, $1.75. Complete Font, $4.8-5

ANCIENT THEORY24 Insurance COMPANY 53


6A,$2.1o. 4a, $1.25. 8a, $1.75. Complete Font, $5.15

MERRY BOYS7 Judson Whyte 45


4A,$3.15. 3a, $1.95. 6a, $2..>5. Complete Font, $7.65

AMERICAN7 Rate Merry 3


4A, $3.90. 3a, $2.20. 6a, $3.40. Complete Font, $9..50

CLOSER2 Red Date 5Cleveland Type Foundry, 97 Cleveland, Ohio.

4 PoiXT Interchangkable Gothic.36A, (6 Point Body.) fO.90

i}4 Point Interchax<;kabi.k ({othic.SUA. (« Point B«Iv.> 81.0:>

SPEED AND COMFORTTHE PRINTING EXHIBIT COMMENCED

WITH A TABLEAU OF GUTENBERG, HIS FRIENDS OF I M PR O V ED S H I PS , W H IL E O N T H E OC EAN

AND EMPLOYEES WHICH WAS ILLUSTRATED ^lSO LAND TRANSPORTATION 345

o Point Interchangeable Gothic.36A, (6 Point Bod.v.) $1.25

THE ATLANTIC ACE

MODEL NAVIGATION ILLUSTRATED 3

56 THE FIRST STEAMSHIP

5Vi^ Point Intekchan<;eai!I,k (Jothic.3«A. ((i Point »(.(!>. I $1.45

KNOWING 39 HUMANHAND INTELLIGENTLY EDUCATE

RIGHT HAS RESCUED MAN

.%A, 6 Point Interchangeable Gothic. S1.70

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HABITS OF INDUSTRYPLEDGE ON INITIATION TO MEMBERSHIP 438

24A, 8 Point Interchangeable Gothic. $l.;i5

IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY FOR GARDENINGGOTHIC ENGRAVED STONE 34

18A, 10 Point Interchangeable Gothic. $1.35

SELECT EMINENT AMERICAN TOURISTCHEERFUL BEGINNERS 579

18A, 12 Point Interchangeable Gothic. 82.00

AMERICAN BRONZE STATUARYROMAN SOLDIER 63

12A, 16 Point Interchangeable Gothic. $2.30

MODERN COSMETICSSELECTIONS 24

ALL THE SIZES IN THIS SERIES LINE EXACTLY AT THE BOTTOM ; THE LARGER SIZES, FROM24 POINT TO 48 POINT, LINE AT BOTH TOP AND BOTTOM.

Cle'ieland Type Foundry, 9S Cleveland, Ohio.

SA, 20 Point Ixtkkchaxgkabi-k Gothic. $2.50

MODEL ENGINESPOKER C2

6A, 24 Point Intk«chan(jkablk Gothic. S2.i.'>

PICTURESQUEROMANCE

4A, 32 Point Interchangeablk Gothic. S3.00

REMAINEDMUSIC 4

4A, 3<) Point Intkrchaxgeable Gothic. $3.90

PATHN/VAY3A, 4<S Point Interchangeable Gothic. $5.90

HOMALL THE SIZES IN THIS SERIES LINE EXACTLY AT THE BOTTOM ; THE LARGER SIZES, FROM

24 POINT TO 48 POINT, LINE AT BOTH TOP AND BOTTOM.

Cleveland Type Foundry, m Clex'eland, Ohio.

6 Point Lining Gothic No. 9,

45A, $1.45

GREATEST BLESSINGS DO FLOWUPON UNGRATEFUL WRETCHES HERE BELOW

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6 Point Lining Gothic No. 1L4oA, $1.90

UNFLINCHING HONESTYWILL ALWAYS FIND SURE REWARD

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6 Point Lining Gothic No, 13.

15A, $2.55

PUBLIC VISITORSTRAMPING ON THE GRASS

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25A, $2.00

HARD TIMESSUFFERING POOR

6 Point Linin(; (iothic No. 10.i'^A, $1.5.5

MOST IMPROBABLE SCHEMESPROJECTED FOR MERCENARY PURPOSES

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6 Point Lining Gothk; No. 12.45A, $2.10

POPULAR CONCERTSFINE MUSIC FOR THE MASSES

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30A, $2.00

GOSPEL TRUTHTEACH SINFUL YOUTH

1 234567 890

20A,12 Point Lining Gothic.

$2.10

CANAL BOATSLOADING

12A, 18 Point Lining Gothic. $2.40

WARM WATER BATHS8A, 24 Point Lining Gothic. $2.90

USE NICE TYPE6A, 30 Point Lining Gothic. $3.55

WHITE ROSE4A, 36 Point Lining Gothic. $3.65

FINE CAKE,245896732.


6 Point Lining Gothic, No. 2:^.

4oA. $1.45

HE WAS A MAN WHO STOLE THE

LIVERV or THE COURT OF HEAVEN TO SERVE

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6 Point Lining (jothic, No. 25.

45A. $1.90

TRANSACTED VILLAINIESTHE COMMON SINNERS DARE NOT

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45A, 70a. $4.45

WITH GUILTY HANDSHe Touched most HolyThings

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25A. 45a. $3.85

BLUE GRASSHolstein Cattle Farm

H INUNT LlXIX(J (ioTHlC, No. 24.

45A. $1.55

THE DEVIL IN ; IN VIRTUE'SGUISE, DEVOURED THE WIDOWS HOUSE

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45A. $2.10

AT SACRED FEAST HESAT AMONG THE SAINTS AND

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36A, 55a. $3.80

CRINOLINEThe Latest Fashion Craze

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20A, 30a. $4.00

BRILLIANTElectric Display

12A, 18a. 18 Point Lining Gothic, No. 5. $4.45

Good COUNTRY HouseJA, 12a 24 Point Lining Gothic, No. 5. $5.20

Pure WATER Lake6A, 30 Point Lining Gothic, No» 5. $6.35

PLAIN Strong4A,7j 36 Point Lining Gothic, No. 5. $6.80

Black TYPE123 32


24A, $1.50. 48a, |1.65. Complete Font, |3.15

SWEET COMMUNIONWhen the quiet day fades away


24A $1.60. aSa, $1.70. Complete Font, $3.30

COME GENTLESpring etherial mildness

18A,$1.45. 32a,$1..55. 10 Point Gothic, No. 2. Complete Font, S3.0<J

CLEAR THE TRACK ! SCATDown the high Hill He Heaved the Stone 5

16A, S1.65. 24a, $1.65. 12 Point Gothic, No. 2. Complete Font, S3.30

BATTLE OF BULL RUN.It is nice to be on the sea of glory

lOA, $1.60. 20a, 11.75. 18 Point Gothic, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.a5

NOA TRUSTY HERAChinese Emigration Prohibited

8A, $2.95. 14a, $1.95. 24 Point Gothic, No. 2. Complete Font, $4.90

BOLD ROBBERSHo! High-handed Villains

8A, $2.95. 10a, $2.2.5. 28 Point Gothic, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.20

REGULARDay for the SunshineCleveland Type Foundry, 102 Cleveland, Ohio.

g^ ;i() Point Gothic, No. 4. •S.GO

VERY BLACK234589

5A. Point Gothic, No. 4. <f3.65

DARK DIANA123450

4A. 42 Point Gothic, No. 4. ^-20

3 JUMBO 64A. 48 Point Gothic, No. 4. ^^^-^O

5 DEAR 8Cleveland Type Foundry, 103 Cleveland, Ohio.

45A. 6 Point Comb. Gothic No. 29. $1.40

STRONG PEOPLE QUITE WELCOME

GIVE WESTERN EXHIBITION OF ATHLETIC SKILL

BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE


WRITE REALISTIC NOVELS

FANTASTIC PRODUCT OF ROMANCEPEAK OF DERBYSHIRE

40A. 6 Point Comb. Gothic No. m. $2.00

AMERICAN TOURSRETURNING DELEGATES 21

CATHEDRALS


HOTEL CLERKREASONABLE GUN

FURNISHING


THE GREAT EASTERN RAtLWAY

CARRIER AND FORWARDER TO ALL PARTS

OF THE KNOWN WORLD

40A. 6 Point Comb. Gothic No. H2. $1.7.")

LITERARY COMMENTSPASSION FOR CARD GAMBLING

GOLDEN TRESSES


FINANCIAL HELPPERFORMED WONDERS

ENGRAVERS

24A. 12 Point Comb. Gothic No. 2H. $2.25

RIVER BARGENEW TRANSPORT

COMPANY 8

20A. 12 Point Combination Gothic No. 24. $2.25

COMPLETE TIME TABLES39 DIVISIONS AND BRANCHES14A. 18 Point Combination Gothic No. 25. $2.40

THROUGH CONNECTION 3112A. 18 Point Combination Gothic No. 26. $2.50

ORIGINAL PACKAGES8A. 24 Point Combination Gothic No. 27. $.^.00

COMING EVENT 158A. 24 Point Combination Gothic No. 28. $.H.00

GRAND SCRUBSCleveland Type Foundry, 104 Clereland, Ohio.

6 Point No. 5 Ixclixkd (Iothic.32A. SI ,25

ENTERTAININQ ROMANCESSUCCESSFUL ENGLISH NOVELIST

STARTING HOMEWARD FAMILIAR SELECTION

6 Point N<». 4 Ixcmnkd (Jothic.MA. SI.25

QOVERNMENT EXPEDITIONSGRAND SERIES FIRST RECEPTIONS

6 Point No. 7 Ixclixkd Gothic.28A. $1.2.-

fi Point No. 6 Ixcijxkd Gothic.;%A. $1.25

UNITED STATES MARINE PRINCIPAL SOLOISTSOUR LATEST MODERN HATS HIBERNIAN ASSOCIATION

ORDERS SOLICITED PIRST MUSICALE

26A. 8 PoixT Ixclixkd Gothic. $1.5()

HORSE FORDING STREAMFASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS

EVENING REGULATOR

24A. 10 PoiXT Ixclixkd Gothic. $1.75

AMERIOAN REFRIGERATOR TRAINSRAPID $21 TRANSIT

ISA. 12 PoixT Inclinkd Gothic. S2.00

BURNING HICKORY LUMBERMACHINERY

14A. Ifi Point Ixclixkd Gothic. S2.2o

THE NATIONAL GUARDPENNSYLVANIA.

12A. IS Poixt Ixclixkd Gothic. S2.50

GRAMMARIAN8A. 24 Point Ixclixkd Gothic. SS.fiO

Cleveland Type Foundry, 1^5 Cleveland, Ohio.

30A a)a. 6 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. $2.00

WESTERN ECONOMICAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANYProperty of Every Description Insured on Terms to Suit ; Safe and Reliable Investments

Thousands of Policies Issued Yearly, $1234567890

33A, o2a. K Point (Gothic Italic. No. 2. $2.60

HISTORICAL EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONImportant Public Documents Illustrative of the Constitution of United States

Valuable and Admirable Works of Art, $275

30A,42ii. 10 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. S2.60

BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES OF LATE IMPORTATION

Assortments of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, $640

Latest Fashions of the Season

22A, 38a. 12 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. $2.50

HANDSOME SUBURBAN RESIDENCES

Palatial Homes of Enterprising American Merchants, $75

Representative 235,487

18A, 2.5a. 18 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. $2.80

GRAND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS

Inauguration of American Presidents, March 4th

754 Masses of Visitors $38

18A, 24a. 20 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. $3.65

INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITIONS

The Great World's Fair, Chicago, 1893Cleveland Type Foundry, 106 Cleveland, Ohio.

10 A Uii 30 Point Gothic Italic, No. 2. $4.50

RAILROAD COMPANY

Large Passenger Coaches 18

5\, 10a. 36 Point Gothic Italic, No. 3. $6.40

MEMORIESArtificial Lake 544\ 8a 48 Point Gothic Italic, No. 3. $7.80

EDITIOHS

42 Hazel Eyes3\ 6a <30 I'oiNT Gothic Italic, No. 3. $9-60

BRIGHTGoldPen 46Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 107 Cler>eland, Ohio.

18A, 36a. 12 Point (iothic Extra Coxdexskd, No. 2. $2.35

EV[NING R[0 ANO MORNING GRAY, SUITS THE TRAVELER ON HIS WAY

Evening Gray and Morning Red, Pours tlie Rain Down on His Head. Proverb of the Olden Time

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16A, 32a. 18 Point (tothic Extra Oondknskd, No. 2. $3.80

B[ STILL SAD [|[AnT, AND CEASE REPINING

VKIiile Behind the MM Cloud is the Bright Sun Still Shining

12A, 24a. 22 Point Gothic Extra Condensed, No. 2. $4.00

THE VINE CLINGS TO THE FALLING WALL

And al Everf Gust of Wind Hie WHIierini Leaies Fall

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10A,20a. 24 Point Gothic Extra Condensed, No. 2. 14.20

THE m IS DARK AND DREARY

It Rains, wliile the Cold Wind is Never Weaty

8A, 16a. 32 Point Gothic Extra Condensed, No. 2. $4.80

MEMORY CLINGS TO THE PAST

And the Hopes ofYouth Fall in the Blast


6A, 12a. 36 Point Gothic Extra Cox DKXSKD, No. 2. $4.80

A MAN'S TRUE CHARACTER

Is Generally Best Shown at Rome

6A, 12a. 44 Point Gothic Extra Condensed, No. 2. §6,90

FOREST AND SIREAM

Peich Piscatoiial Association

4A,?a. 72 Point (Jothic Extra CoNDKXSKD, No. 2. $10.75

GRAND 35 RacketCleveland Type Fcundry, 109 Cleveland, Ohio.

20A, 40a. 10 Point Gothic Coxdkxskd, No. 2. $1.75

ROMANTIC STORY OF THE OLD APPLE TREE

With its O'erhanging Golden Canopy Leaves that illumine with 84

15A, «0.90. 30a, $1.10. 12 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 3. Complete Font, $2.00

CITY OF ORANGES AND EXHIBITIONS

34 The Crescent City of Creoles and Moss-laden Trees 1

2

12A, $1.00. 18a, $1.00. 18 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 3. Complete Font, $2.00

ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETINGS

180 For the Nomination ot Dark Horse Candidates 147

IDA, $1.20. 16a, $1.30. 22 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 3. Complete Font, $2.50

OUR REAL UNITED STATES

315 Liberty Rell Rings Nortli and Soutli 425

lOA, $1.70. 12a, $1.40. 24 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 3. Complete Font, $3.10

THE AMERICAN GAME

45 Performed Every Evening. 89

7A, $2.40, lOa, $2.2;"). 36 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 3. Complete Font, $4.65

DOMESTICITY

$15 The Yoke of Cupid 342Cleveland Type Foundry, 110 Cleveland, Ohio.

6A 12 a 40 Point Gothic Coxdkxskd, Xo. 2. f5.90

ONE FEATHER

48 Desirable Letter 36

4A, 8a. 48 Point Gothic Conuksskh, Xo. 2. S6.10

52 STALE Candies

3A, 6a. 00 Point Gothic Condkxskd, Xo. 2. S7.70

Black HORN 783A, 6a. 72 Point Gothic Condenskd, Xo. 2. S10.H5

41 HER ShoeCleveland Type Foundry, 111 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 4.

52A, fl.60. 70a, 11.20. Complete Font, $2.80

THREE BLIND MICE HELD A PICNIC

In Noah's Sanctimonious Ark

Ghostiv Stories Related by them and Brothers

$1,254,725.00


36A, $1.75. 52a, fl.55. Complete Font, f3.30

C. HOGG'S GARDENS

400,000 People in Attendances

Lively IVluldoon.


22A, |2.50. 27a. $1.85. Complete Font, $4.35

PRESIDENT

972 Stylish Dancing


UA,$3.00. 20a, $3.10.'


FIRE BOY

31 Hocking 18


36A,$1.45. 70a, $1.65. Coniplftc Font, $3.10

UNCLE TOM'S NIGHTMAREDreaming of Home Far Away in Bed

2000 Hobbies


25A, $1.95. 42a, $1.70. Complete Font, $3.65

SHADOW STEW110 Cents with Hambones

Served For Tramps


18A. $2.80. 27a, $2.60. Complete Font, $5.40

WHISKEYPagans Puncli 57


lOA, $3.15. 14a, $3.20. Complete Font. $6.35

46 Scholars

7A, $3.40. 10a, $3.2.5. 42 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $6.6.5

Pretty SWALLOW 347A, $4..50. 10a, $3.85. 48 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 4. Complete Font, $8.a5

MINES Strike 235Cleveland Type Foundry, 112 Clevelatid, Ohio.

6 Point Gothic Condkxskd, No. 5. H Point Gothic Condexskd, No. 5.

36A,$1.35. -Oil, |1.:W. (^omplfte Fout, f'.'.65 !

3(iA. |1.40. 5;i!i, $1.40. ("om).k'te Font, $2.80

I STOOD ON THE BRIDGE AT|

AND THE MOON SHONEMidnight while the clock was striking the hour i Oe'r the city behind the church tower

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10 Point Gothic Condkxskd, No. 5.

1'5.\,$1.35. 42a, $1.25. CompleU' Fout, $2.60

THREE CONCERTSLonely hour consecration, etc

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12 Point Gothic Coxdkxsed, No. 5.

25.\,$1.80. 32ii, $1.:W. Complete Font, $3.10

CONIE UNTO MEYe wicked and wretched

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18A, $lAr,. 30a, *1.5o, 16 Point Gothic Condknsed, No. 5. Complete Font, S3.00

A GREAT SWELL FOR SWELLS

Who ever swell the $5 swollen tides to Fopstown

18A, :?1.70. 27a, $1.70. 18 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 5. Complete Font, $3.40

THREE SCREAMING GHOSTSFlapped their Wings and Snickered $214

ISA, :52.a5. 24a, *2.10. 22 Point Gothic Condknsed, No. 5. Complete Font, $4.45

45 Latticed WINDOWS Swinging 23

IDA, $2.0o. 20a, $2.7o. 28 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 5. Complete Font, $4.80

Secluded DAMSELS fair $135

7A. *2.(>'). lOa, S2.2.0, 36 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 5. Complete Font, $4.90

HARTS Theatre N2 261Clez^eland Type Fou7i<iry, 113 Ctn'cland, Ohio.

10 Point Gothic Coxdkxskd, No. 1.

20A. SI .00.

SWEET WILLIAMS

12 Point (Jothic Condknsku, No. 1.

MANYHEADEDSHE ENDED A MISERABLE LIFE GRANDER AGGREGATION

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ISA. IS I'oiNT (ioTnic (^)N^K^s^:^, No. 1. $1.60

THE EAGLE SOARS ABOVE THE CLOUDS

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IDA. 22 I'uiNT (lOTHir Coxdknseo, No. 1. Sl.Tn

6 TEMPERANCE IS A VIRTUE 8

8A. 30 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 1. 82.40

52 SEVEN WISE MEN 846A, 8H Point Gothic Condensed, No. 1. $2.65

45 BUNKER HILL 815A. 42 Point Gothic Condensed No. 1. $3.00

81 BURCHARD 124A. 48 Point Gothic Condensed, No. 1. $3.80

23 MONEY 58Cleveland Type Foundry, 114 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Latin Antique.

22A, $1.20. 36a. f1.10. Complete Fout, $2.»0

TWENTY SOLDIERSMarchingr off In Battle Array

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10 Point Latin Antiquk.

16A, 11.20. 24a, $1.10. Complete Font, $2.30

SMUGGLERSAre Concealed There

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10A,$1.65. 16a, $1.65. Complete Font, $3.30

GREEN13 Curiosity 17


20A,$1.25. 32a, $1.20. Complete Font, $2.45

SACRED RECORDJealously Guarded by All

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14A,$1.40. 22ii, $l.2:>. Complete Font, $2.65

SMOKY RUNEight Black Slaves

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24 Point Latin Antique.7A,81.85. 10a, $1.75. Complete Font, $3.60

MORE18 Hens 53

5A,$2.30. 8a,S2.15. Point Latin Antique. Complete Font, 84.45

MARKETS6 Sink or Swim 213A,«2.45. 5a, $2.20. Point Latin Antique. Complete Font, $4.65

LAWNNew Shows 71

3A, 5a. 48 Point Latin Antique. $7.70

PICA RuleCleveland Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

<j Point Modkrx Axtiqi k.

30A, «)()a. n.rO

NEWSPAPER ADVERISINGIntroduction to the General Public

Printers Ink 13579

10 Point Modkrn Antk^i k.

24A, 50a. $3.00

EXAMINING OFFICIAL

Civil Service Commissioner

Reforms 12345

18 Point Modern Antique.

16A, 24a. $3.90

ENTERPRISE

American Farmer.

Industry 9

S Point Modkkn Antiqik.

30A, •>():». $3.00

HEAVENLY DISPLAYSLate Astronomical Discovery.

Phenomena 67890

12 Point Modkrn Antique.

20A, 40a. m.W

CURIOSITY SHOPInteresting Literature.

Manuscript 12

20 Point Modern Antk^ve,

12A, 20a. $+.50

PRINTERColor Worker

Artist 8

10A, 16a. 30 Point Modern Antique. $6.40

EMBROIDERIES

Numerous Patterns 17

8 A, 12a. 36 Point Modern Antiqie. $8.50

COMMISSION

Grain Merchants 3Cleveland Type Foundry, 116 Cleveland, Ohio.

OA, 10a. 4'J 1N)INT MoDKRX Axtiquk. $8.90

CONTRACTPublic Streets 55A, 8a. 48 Point Moukkx Antiquk. $10.90

IDENTIST

Professions 44 A., 5a. ()0 Point MoDKRX Antiquk. $10.25

MINERDiamond 13A, 4a. 72 Point Modern Antique. $11.20

HOE at 2Cleveland Type Foundry, 117 Clez'eland. Ohio.

10 Point Latin Condknskd.24A, 4Sa. 51.90

WHEN KNIGHTS OF OLD WITH

Shields of Gold Sung Merrily their Lay

45 Crowned with Flowers 67

18 Point Latin Condensed.

Itia.fl.SO. 24a, $1.25. roinplcte Font, $2.75 ]

-#GOOD*CENT#-i

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12 Point Latin Condensed.

24A,$1.35. 32u, $1.00. Completo Kout, $2.35

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The^EveninglSbadeslDOw^Appear

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-f-PEACEFDlH^

Edenic 345 Convicts

7A, $2.60. 10a, S2.00. m Point Latin Condknskd. CoMiplete Font, Uj

MORE^LOGS'

ThelHomesiofiBusinesslfflen

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5A, R.50. 8a, $2.t)«). 48 Point Latin Condensed, Comi)lete Font, SG.IO

^LINGUISTmi'

28 DottelllMelnow 31Cleveland Type Foun-.hy, 118 Cleveland, Ohio.

^^ ^.j m Point Latin Condkxskd. *7.25

GOLD COINS

First National Banlc

Rednced 56

4\ 8a^ 7'i Point Latin Condensed. «9.55

Special 45

10 Point Light Fack Runic. , 12 Point Light Face Runic.

20A,$0.95. 30ii, $0.95. CoinplL-tf Kout. f 1.90 I

lBA.fO.95. •.'+!i, $1.10. C.mipleUj Font. $2.05

EVENING BELLS' FRENCH BUDGET

Suffer under the Wheels ofWar Through Storm and Calm

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14 Point Light Fack Runic.

12A,$0.95. 20ii. $1.05. Complete Font, $2.00

18 Point Light Fack Runic.

lA, $1.25. 18a, $1.50. Complete Font, $2.75

RHOMBOIDAL '

CALCULATE

Guaranteed Harmless Mountain Slopes

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8A, $1.60. 12a, $1.65. 24 Point Light Face Runic. Complete Font, $3.25

UNPARALLELED9 In the History of Austria 1

5A, $1.6.5. 8a, $].m. 80 Point Light Face Runic. Complete Font, $3.25

PARTIALITY3 Peripatetic Student 5

4A, $2.45. 6a, $2.10. 42 Point Light Face Runic. Complete Font, $4.55

SUNSHINE5 Brightly Beams 9Cleveland Type Foundry, 120 Chvelnnd, Ohio.

}^ (3rt4S Point liUiHT K.vck Kuxic. W.10

MARCHING

Cloak SILK 52A 5h <»<» Point liicHT Fack Runic. $8.25

PHASES

72 Pathway;\ 5a 72 Point liiGHT Fack Runic. W2.Hr>

SUPERSatins 54Cln'ftiiHii Type Foundry, 121 Cln>eland, Ohio.

b Point Light Fack Ckltic.

•25A,fl.25. 52a. f1.60. rompMo Font, $2.85

SCOOTINABULATIONEver Merrily Sang these Pebbles

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10 Point Light Face Celtic.

22A,$1.50. 42a, fl.65. rompk-te Font. $:i.l5

LOST HIS PURPAnd the Grand Prize

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8 Point Light Face Celtic.25A,$l.t50. 42a. 11.40. Complete Font,;J3.00

A LIVELY CITYRemarkable Police Force

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12 Point Light Face Celtic.

16A . $1..)0. 32a, $1.75. Complete Font, $3.2 5

CHARITYCapital Pleasures at

$14630

lOA, $1.75. 20a, $1.90. 18 Point Light Face Celtic. Complete Font, $3.65

THE TASTE OF JOYFor Such 45678 Jolly Dogs8A, S2.00. 14a, $2.30. 22 Point Light Face Celtic. Complete Font, $4.30

DELIGHTEDReckless S4B Fishers5A, 10a. 28 Point Light Face Celtic $1.55

LINES 87 Quick4A, 8a. .% Point Lkjht Face Celtic. $6.30

SEA 36 Fish3A, 6a. 48 ]>oiNT Light Face Celtic. $8.95

points88Cleveland Type Foundry, 122 Cleveland, Ohi

8 Point Monastic, No. 4.

14^, 16A, i6a, 2sa. $2.25

DISSOCIATION OF CRAjSKS

Blest Immortal Bride of Texas Growth

45 My Texan Guide


10 A, 12 A, 12 A, 16 a. $2.50

yiLWAYS )VRjONG

Jle Sighed, Then ]Vhifpered

îFTY Years. $123


lift, 14A, 14A, 20a. |i.g5

FJ[JLLY WARRANTEDAbraham jPergufon, From Doubling

97 The HoRiîD Din


Syi, 10 A, IDA, 14a. 1310

ÊLOW pOSTNotice to thofe whom it

May Concern. 149

bfii, 8 A, 8 a, 12a.24 Point Monastic, No. 4.

«4.15

)VINNING JHE RATTLE

Presenting 24 Shakefpearian Tragedies

Ex-GovEi\NOR Cranston

4A. 6A, 6a, 10a.36 Point Monastic, No. 4.

6.85

pVER JHE )VAY

Charlotte Routeris Abroad

D S79 LÎS^VIAL OWAMP 39Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 12:^ Clex'eland, Ohio.


16A.16A. $1.05

Fancy Has Been Quelled

The Old Legend of the AIonkish Page

$32,541,867.90


12A,12a. $1.30

Stock of Staple Articles

123 Increased 456


14A,14a. $1.05

Unsophisticated Youth

Po You peSERVE y^NYTHlNG VeRDANT

$23,146,897.50


lOA, 10a. $1.60

5-^9 Making Rather 123

8A, 8a. 24 Point Monastic, No. 5. $2.10

231 A Pretty Flower Seller's 56j

8A, 8a. 36 Point Monastic, No. 5.

82Q L$4.15

RACTICAL 023 J^EGISDATOR

8 Point Monastic, No.16A. $0.70

BLUE-pYED pARLING

MAipEN SO WJNSOME ANp SO pAip

GOLpEN $5678698 FLOWING


12A. $0.80

BROADWAYSQUINTS AT TH|: CORSp

$526 W^jpKLY 879


14A. $9.70

PICTURESQUE piLLS

VALLEYS ON /ARABIAN BORDER

254 yVlANIPULATORS 763


lOA. $1.00

OVEp PARIS

PECULATION LANp638 NUMBpR 467

8A. 24 PoixT Monastic, No. «1.36

3915 pOLUMN OF HISTORY 6478

8A. 36 Point Monastic, No. $2.60

68 SyiCRIFICIAL TAR 56Cleveland Type Foundry, 124 Cleveland , Ohio.

lOA, 81.60. 18a, Sl.ft'). 12 Point Tablkt. Complete Font, $3.25

TRD^HTEL, PLUMB & CD.

DGcnratnrs nf Hnnnrahle Tablets of "Worth

VlrtuDus $2,3SB,Bai nefeniiBrs

8A, S2.20. 16a, $2.60. 18 Poixt Tablet. Complete Font. $4.80

UNIQUE LETTER

Square, Substantial, Strang

6A, $2.90. 12a, *?.;%. 24 Point Tablkt. Complete Font, $6.25

PERSEITERE

The Great Sure Thing

125B7flGDClc7>eland Type Foiiuiiry, 125 Cleveland, Ohio.

24A. 8 Point Norman Condensed, No. 2. $1.00

GRAND STAND SEATS FOR SALE CHEAP

98,000 DELUDED BELIEVERS IN THE FALSE RELIGION OF 3568


NEW UNIQUE HOLIDAY STYLES

COAL HEAVERS' SALARIES SLIGHTLY IMPROVED $547

aSA. 12 Point Norman Condensed, No. 2. $1.40

THE MISTAKES IN LIFE

$950 SUNNY HILLSIDE CAMPING RETREAT


EVEN BRAVEST HEART

THE INDEPENDENT FARMER $18

IDA. 22 Point Norman Condensed, No. 2. $1.75

12 WHY DO BOYS DRINK 34


THE LIFE OF MOSES 25

6A.

H

Point Norman Condensed, No. 2, $2.55

liNlj J.

-( H:i5Cleveland Type Foundry, 126 Cletieland, Oliio

10 Point Norman Coxdkxseu.

24A,fl.30. 24a. fO.95. Complete Font. $2.25

HE WENT HIGH UP

Amid the Snow-Capped Alps

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12 Point Norman Condenskd.1»A,$1.40. 18a, $l.2.'>. Complete Fout. |2.65

LEAGUE PARKTwo Games Every Day

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12A, $1.40. 12A,$1.2i>. 18 Point Norman CoNUKXSKP Complete Fcnt, $2.6o

BEAUTIFUL. USEFUL

14 Continuously Blundering Harry 33

lOA, $1.7o. 10a,$1.4;i. 22 Point Norman Condenskd. Complete Font, $3.20

CITY OF DETROIT18 He Has no Employment 76

A, $1.90. 8a, $1.50. 24 Point Norman Condensed. Complete Font, $3.40

BUMBLEBEES32 ISHPAN Daughters $9

6A,$2.55. 6a, $2.10. Point Norman Condensed. Complete Font, $4.65

LIGHT FACE35Union Cavalry79Cleveland Type Foundry, Clereland , Ohio.

5 Point Celtic, Xo. 2—ox 6 Point Body.30A. $1.75

BOB tNOERS0I.r.IT£S ASSEMBLED

IK MASS CONVENTIOK AT HIGH STREET, HELL'S Ha:F-ACBE

AMID THE FUMES OP FIRE AND BRIMSTOME

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6 Point Celtic, No. 2,

24A. $1.00

REPRESENTATIVESFRIENDS AND FOES OF DOUBLIN

OLD J. B. IS TROUBLING$ 1234567890 !

r)l4 Point Celtic, No. 2—on 6 Point Body.30A. $1.50

WALTER SCOTT, THE POETTHE PAST REMORSE, THE FUTURE DESPAIR

BUT THE PRESENT IS OPPORTUNITY$ 1234667890 !

7 Point Celtic, No. 2—on 8 Point Body.24A. $1.30

HANDKERCHIEFCLEANING

GERMAN TERMINATIONS$ 1234567890

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24A. 8 Point Celtic, No. 2. $1.65

ELECTROTYPINGDONE BY THE CLEVELAND TYPE FOUNDRY

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18A. 10 Point Celtic, No. 2. S1.40

JUDGE GOODHUECONGLOMERATION OF CHARACTERS

$ 1234567890

12A. 12 Point Celtic, No. 2. $1.35

THE GREATEST GIFT TO MAN$4234567890

lOA. 18 Point Celtic, No. 2. S1.90

234 MASTICATION 8698A. 24 Point Celtic, No. 2. S2.75

12 MONITORS 596A. 28 Point Celtic, No. 2. $3.20

90BROKEN 13Cleveland Type Foundry, 128 Cleveland, Ohio.

n]4 Point Celtic, No. 3—on Point Body.30A, fl.50. 30a, tl.'.o. Conipleu; Font, |3.25

XILLPATRICK & COMPANYWhere are the Visioms or Mornimo, Fresh as the

Dews of Our Prime? Sweet Memory

133-45 1234867800 stspo

7 Point Celtic, No. 3—on 8 Point Body.24 A, fl.30. 24a, $1.00. Complew Font, $2.30

JUXTAPOSITIONNow THE Morning Dew Rises

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t) Point Celtic, No. 3.

24A, $1.00. 30a, $1.50. Complete Font, $2.50

HAY-MAKERS' UNIONUnder THE Willow they are Sleeping

Fragrant Flowers of Mayi2345 1234567890 stsdo

S Point Celtic, No. 3.

24A,$1.6,J. 24a, $1.10. Complete Font, $2.75

MAGNOLIAA Famous Singing Boy

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18A, $1.40. 18a, fl.(K). 10 Point Celtic, No. 3. Complete Font, S2.40

ENCOURAGEMENTSHUNTING THE SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT

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12A, S1.3">. 12a, *l.lo. 12 Point Celtic, No. 3. Comi)lete Font, $2.50

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lOA, S1.9il. 10a, SI .3). IH Point Celtic, No. 3. Complete Font, $3.25

Fine Easter Celebration1356 234567 7890

8A, S2.7.1. 8a, S2.(».>. 24 Point Ckltic, No. 3. Complete Font, $4.8

Crank of \Visdom12312345 456

6A, *3.2t). 0a,S2.(K». 28 Point Celtic, No. 3. Complete Font, $5.20

Merry Guests123123456

Cltveland Type Founthy, 12i) Clcvclaini. Ohio.

5 Point Geomktric—on 6 Point Body.16A,fl.20. 16a, $1.20. 50a, $1.10. Complete Kout, $3.50

ICE-BDUND GREENLANDUJell Laid Plans of Mice and Men Often Fail

THE Great "U/ar df the rebellionS I2345e7a3a "^

8 Point Gkomktric.16A, $1.40. 46a, $2.10. Compkto Kout. $3.50

HDLIirER HDUSEPast all Hape nf REdeniptiDn

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6 Point Gkomktric.16A. $I.'ij. 50a, $1. St.. Complete Kout. $2.75

TWELVE NIGHTSHow Many Indians Were KillBd

ilnd Ha-W7 Many Waunded12345B7BgD

10 Point Gkomktric.1:jA,$1.65. 40a, $1.85. Complete Kout. f3.50

RUBINSTEINWrite

JPrint

Jand Paint

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12A, $1.60. Ma, *2.40. 12 Point Gkomktric. Complete Font, $4.00

&DgUER HRDTHERSThe Wintar CanclavG will AssBmblG HsrB

10A,$2.10. 24a, $2.40. 18 Point Gkomktric. Complete Font, $4.50

MENDELSSOHNEn TtLEy gn EEfare Breakfast

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10A,$2.80. 15a, $2.20 24 Point Gko.mktric. Complete Font, $5.00

BLDDMING-TliE AhandniiEd Sliip

12345B7BgnCleveland Type Foundry lao Cleveland, Ohio.

lOA, Sl.9;5. 20a, $1.8r>. 18 Point Chic. Complete Font, 9î.m

/Ap. <^qd /Aps. ji. D. W. Qc)pepjield

-$S^ /\t j-(orT]e ^^

jrolyc)lê Pld^ce^ jronqev/oc d 6-pove^

"5bpLia.ny 23 a.r|d 2/f^ '94.

SA, $2.25. 16a, «2.10. 24 Point Chic. Complete Font, $4.35

Qo nr(plirT|6,r|t3 of ^^ ^!'-

^ Ong r(d.l Roâ.1 TeiT|pl an^,

f- ida^ 8 verîqg, J^qU^py 3'. 92.

Doyl^

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enriy

Clereland Type Foundry, \\\ Cleveland, Ohio.

36A. 6 Point Victoria Italic, No. o. $2.00

TRUSTWORTHY AND SCHOLARLY PRONUNCIATIONSTYPOGRAPHICAL APPEARANCE AND MAKE-UP OF THE WEEKLY PAPER IS UNSURPASSED

NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY OF TROY

36A. 6 Point Victoria Italic, No. 4. $2.00

COLORADO SPRINGS AND GARDEN OF THE GODSDELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON DRIVES THROUGH GLEN EYRE AND OVER THE MESA

EVENING STROLLS BY RUXTON CREEK


FIND AMERICAN EXCHANGE BUREAULONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY TRAINS OF OLD ENGLAND

FROM LIVERPOOL TO LONDON


EUROPEAN AND EASTERN TRAVELERSFAMOUS PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE AND THE VALE OF MATLOCK

THE MIDLAND RAILWAY DEPOT


THE FRENCH BROAD ROUTERAILWAY AND HIGHWAY VIADUCTS AND RAIL IRON

BOUDOIR CARS $4


ENGLISH DICTIONARYMODERN ^INVENTIONS AND APPLIANCES

SOLD FOR CASH

IHA. 12 Point Victoria Italic No. 2. $2.26

DANCE AND FLIRTELEVEN CHANGEABLE MAIDENS

NEW YORK 93

16A. 12 Point Victoria Italic, No. 1. $2^

AUCTIONEERPICTURES WITHOUT PRICE

NOTHINGClevdami Type Foundry, 132 Cleveland, Ohio.

12A. 1^ Point Victoria Italic No. 2. $2.75

COUNTRY HOUSEGRAND TRUNK LINES

OPERA CLOAK

12A. IS Point Victoria Italic No. 1. $3.25

EDUCATIONANNUAL DINNER

SPREADS8A. 24 Point Vicioria Italic No. 2. ^.25

DESIGNERSTHIRD STATION8A. 24 Point Victoria Italic No. 1. $3.75

STRONGGREEN BUSHCleveland Type Foundry, 133 Cleveland, Ohio.

t) Point No. 21 Ei.axdkay. (> Point No. 22 Elandkay.40A. S1.2r> 40A. SI .2:3

DYNRMITE EXPLOSI2M IN CHELSEA PHYSICAL LAWS CONTROLLED

MBNY BUILDINGS BLOWN 485 INTO F=RnQMENTS DESTRUCTIUE FORCE 38 OF AinOSPHERE

FOURTEEN FERSONS KILLED TRUTHFUL STATESHEN

30A. 6 Point No. 23 Elandkay. $1.50

BABBLIMQ BRODKLETS SWEETLY MEANDER DOWN HILLSIDE

GREAT DEEDS OFTTIMES ACCOMPLISHED $582 UMDER MANY DIFFICULTIES


THOUGHTFUL COHPOSITORS HEED FLIGHT OF TIHE

UNSCRUPULOUS VORJ^NAN $975 REWARDED WITH AN INCREASE

24A. 12 Point No. 2,") Elandkay. $1.50

TRADITIONS IMiD RECORDS RECONCILED

ADEQUATE FREEARATION ^6 SANGUINE EXPECTATION


MflNflGIiMG THE CONTROVERSYSUBJECT ATTRACTIVE 409 EARLY HISTORY


VI/MTER TflF\ES HIMSELF AWAYQENTLE ZEPHYRS 25 COOLIfIG ARDOR


SEASOfiABLE OFEfllNGS

BALL CRANKS 93 IN BLOSSOn12A. 18 Point No. 29 Elandkay. $2.00

JOYOUS SPRlNGTimEEAST mm 38 PNEUnONlACleveland Type Foundry, 134 Cleveland, Ohio.

IS INUNT LiTHO.

8A,$1.W>. lGa,«1.70.

Circular Font, 32A, r>.4o. 112jv, $11.»).

' te»'4' Affe x .^

Coiui)let} Font, $3.15

Complete Circular Font, $16.75

When Perm appesî^d to receiVe his

cl^rter .he c^nqe into thê roy^l preser^ce

in hi§ usual ea§>y nna^nner, with hi§ hat on

and his hands in his pockets. Uh^rles at

once renrK)Ved his own hat.

"Keep your hat on, young nmn, said

%!' Penn, "keep your hat on, and people Wont

Iknov/^you are bald. "It is the custom of

this place," replied thê king, "for only one peôn

at a tinne to rennain covered. " i Fên you ought

to haVe more covei^, said Psr|n. "its a G|ueer

custom, but 1 don t lay my hiat around in strange

houses unless I get a chieck. 1 Ve traveled.

$12,345,678.90 Capital

The following letters are Mortised and not Kerned.

h nri n 1^ v^ W^\9 \9 \9

Apple Bloswin Oruamûts shown above

Cleveland Type Foundry, ia5 Clericland, Ohio.

H Point Wavkrly Circular.t4A,$1.40. aUii. ll.tiO. 4-.Mii|>l.t.' Kout.|3.00

Circular Font, 40A. f:l.«0. l«0:i, |7.25. Coiiililftc Circular Koiit. f 10.S5

TYPOGRAFMERS' ERRORS,Perhaps no newspaper writer was ever more disturbed by

a triflej than was a society reporterj who in describing the belle

of d recent fashionable partyj intended to say ^^she looked au

fait/' but found that an unfeeling blacksmith had made it read

^^she looked all feet," $12j34Sj678.90,

The paste-^pot sits on the tablej

The cockroach passes it by;

For the cockroach knowsj as he comes and goesj

That the paste is old and dry,

10 Point Waverly Circular.12A.$1.50. 24!i,|l.«0. Coiiipltte Kout, $3.10

Circular Font, 36A, $4.10. ISOu. $9.75. Complete Circul.ir Font, $13.8.5

REMARKS FOR THE EDITOR,

A young lady remarks: ^^A smile is the samein all languages,'' This is not so. In Germany it

is beerj while here in America it is usually whiskystraight with water for a chaser.

The country editor never troubles himself

about cholera during the hot weather months.

He has patent insides. $1S34§67890

12 Point Wavkiu-y Circular.lOA, $I.4.i. 20ii, $1.55. Coui|,lete Font. $3.W

Circular Font. 30A. $3.!K». I40ii, $10.35. Complete Circular Font. $U.25

^^HELL BOX RETREAT/^

For the purpose of filling a long felt want^

we shall open March 236, 1897, a Hospital

and Asylum for the relief and cure of the mu-tilated wrecks which mark the wake of the

average Art Preservative Works.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 136 Cleveland, O/iio.

36A,$.'{.00. loOa, $7.7r>. S Point Ivanhok Circular. Complete Font, $10.75

KNOCKED OUT.

He skimmed the case at a lively pace, and ever anon his look

surveyed with the fire of keen desire, the copy-burdened hook.

And swift and sly, his wary eye each comrade's copy scanned,

for it was no sin the "ad." to win by the speed of his goodright hand.

THE FIRE OF KEEN DESIRE

Was Good as a Sentiment, but Proved a Snare.

$123,456,789. Out of Sight.

30A,S3.15. 140a, $8.70. 10 Point Ivanhoe CiRCur.AR. Complete Font, $11.85

WATGM FOR POINTERS.

Advertising seems to be an art yet to be discovered

by some people. That is, the practical part of it. Aconstant stream of water from one or more fire engines

will soon extinguish a very large fire, while a fewbuckets of water, dashed here and there, have little or

no effect.

CLEVELAND TYPE FOUNDRY,

Type Founders and Dealers in Printing Material.

$351,269,854.

25A, $2.9r). 125a. S8.80, 12 Poixt Ivanhok CrRCur.AK. Complete Font. Sll.75

PROMPT SERVICE GUARANTEED.

We supply everything needed in the Printing

Office, and make all sales satisfactoty. Should

you be in the market, we will be most happy to

submit an estimate. Get our prices and termsbefore placing your orders.

Complete Outfits Promptly Furnished.

$1,234,567,890.

Clex<eland Type Foundry, 137 Cleveland, Ohi«.

2()A, 12A,oOa. () Point CusHiNc;. SH.oO

The Invention of Printing has always been recognized by educated men as a subjec

of importance: there is no mechanical art, nor are there any of the fine arts, about whoseearly history so many books have been written. The subject is as mysterious as it is

inviting. There is an unusual degree of obscurity about the origin of the first printed

books and the lives and works of the early printers. There are records and traditions

which cannot be reconciled of at least three distinct inventions of printing. Its early

history is entangled with a controversy about rival inventors which has lasted for morethan three centuries, and is not yet fully determined. In the management of this contro-

versy, a subject intrinsically attractive has been made repulsive. The history of the

invention of printing has been written to please national pride. German authors assert

20A, 12a, 44a. 8 Point Cvshinc;. UMThe Invention of Printing has always been recognized by educated men as

a subject of importance : there is no mechanical art. nor are there any

of the fine arts, about whose early history so many books have been written.

The subject is as mysterious as it is inviting. There is an unusual degree of

obscurity about the origin of the first printed books and the lives and works of

early printers. There are records and traditions which cannot be reconciled

of at least three distinct inventions of printing. Its early history is entangled

with a controversy about rival inventors which has lasted for more than three

centuries, and is not yet fully determined. In the management of this contr

16A, 10a, 40a. 10 Poixt Cushino. $4.50

The Invention of Printing has always been recognized by edu-

cated men as a subject of importance. There is no mechanical

art, nor are there any of the fine arts, about whose early history so

many books have been written. The subject is as mysterious as it

is inviting. There is an unusual degree of obscurity about the origin

of the first printed books and the lives and works of the early

printers. There are records and traditions which cannot be recon-

ciled of at least three distinct inventions of printing. Its early histor

14A,8A,36a. 12 Point Cishixg. $5.00

The Invention of Printing has always been recog-

nized by educated men as a subject of importance:

there is no mechanical art, nor are there any of the

fine arts about whose early history so many books

have been written. The subject is as mysterious as

it is inviting. There is an unusual degree of obscurity

about the origin of the first printed books and the lives

and works of the early printers. There are records


I

lOA, 81.30, 52a, $3.10. 12 Point Ivy. Complete Font, $4.40

$1^34567890

êaroely ^^y ot'rêi? WarjeTq of siîiled. iT|d"a8tTy,

ir|volvirjg as irj-acl:] eagital a-qd iritelligeriGe for- its

;g-]?ofita"ble -groseentioi] as tl|e (pl?er|eral !^rir|tir|g !^-usi=

rjess, l]a8 snol] eor|tj?a<3.ieto'py aT]<i wi<3.ely vafynqg

eT-ia-rges fov its '^rotitiets.

]|î'o;gT'ietoi^8 of offioes aii^d tqose wlô lâve tl:]eir(

II] el:]aT?ge, "lâve, ir| too irjaiqy eases, ado'^teS. X]0 starj(3.=

aT?<3. wl:]epe"by to estin]ate la'bor>, eor|smi]-gtioT| of Tr(a=

terial, wear', waste, aT|<3. otl]er ex;geqse8. ^h^y ®^^^"E"^y

ness at tlê -gr'iee s^r^B. trnst to Inek foi^ t'bê res-alts.

IDA, $1.30. 52a, $3.10. 12 Point Ivy, No. 2. Complete Font, $4.40

IfTot much the prettuj maiden said.

"Reside the young man sitting;

lêr cheeks were flushed a rosy red,

lêr eyes bent on her knitting.

Tfhe abundant supply of excellent and beautiful typo=

graphic appliances of e'jery description noai presented to

(he choice of the l^rinter, and the cultiuated tastes and often

exacting caprices of his patrons, render it not only compar=

aliuely easy but \3erij necessary for him to attain to excel=

lence in 'u;orkmanship.

(Bapital ^tock $8,000,000, Ifreferred

Clevelind Type Foundry, 139 Clereland, Ohio.

12A, $0.95. 24a, $1.15. 9 Point Sionkt. Complete Font, $2.10

A Ipat Is tipe caipopv^ of tipouglpt, tlpe roof of inpaglipatioip.

A Ipi^l? I?at Is a proper loft for loftv^ iSeas aipS tlpltp^s to slîp aroU7S lip

A soft Ipat ofteip coVers IparS tipouglpts

O, Happiness! our belipg's eipS a.ijh ainp,

GooS, rieasare, £xase, Goipteipt, wlpate'er tlpx^ ipanpe :

Flaipt of celestial seeS ; If SroppeS beloW,

Sav^, I17 Wlpat nportal soli tipou Sel^^'st to groW ?

$ 1234567590 ?

" Straipgers," OI7, it Is a sacreS WorS ! Be KlipS to tipenp. SIpeir

Iponpes npa\^ be afar, tipeir Ipearts npa\^ be brolêip, aipS a l^lrpS SeeS, a Uîqh

WorS to tipenp npav] be lllê SeW to a fai^tlipg floWer.

lOA, $1.40. 20a, $1.30. 12 Point Signet. Complete Font, $2.70

jîdpaf^soip's Patent Miipiipg Sool

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8A, $2.00. 16a, $1.85. 18 Point Sioxkt. Complete Fout, $3.85

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17,645.90Clci-cland Ty/ff Foumiry, 141 Cln>i'ltinii, Ohio.

ISA. 12 Point Acadian. $2.70

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8A, $1.H;\ 16a, $1.7"). 22 Point Acadian, Xo. 3. Complete Font, $3.60

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6A, $1.90, 12a, U.STx 24 Point Acadian, No. 3. Complete Font, $3.75

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4A, $2.15. 8a, $1.95. 30 Point Acadian, Xo. 3. Complete Font, $4.10

12A. 18 Point Acadian, No. 4. $2.50

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lOA. 22 Point Acadian, No. 4. $2.85

PI6KED UP E¥EKY PM6EKA. 24 Point Acadian, No. 4. $3.10

gpi^iM, flPKit & m.Cleveland Type Foundry, 143 Cleveland, Ohio.

8A, «2.10. 16a, $2.00. 18 Point Cirrous. Comi)lete Font, S4.10

iii^f tlê Dead Year-'§ Dirge

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6A, $2.70. 12a, $2.25. 24 Point Cirrous. Complete Font, $4.95

Jeyeus Sreetinf Tl^pill

Senegal Infepmatioi^ f©F DeafneFs

4A, 1:3.4.5. 8a, $2.6.5. 36 P(jixt Cirrous. Complete Font, $6.10

Têr-rible JMislake

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1^14567Ofcdand Type Foundry, 144 Oevelnnd, Ohio.

8A, $1.35. 16a, $1.50. 18 Point Walton. Complete Font, $2.86

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4A,$2.20. 8a, Il.a5. 36 Point Walton. Complete Font, $4.15

GLOSS BIACK INK

8 The Eight Jiappy Maids 7Clez>el(ind Ty/>e Fotimlry, 145 Clnn'land, Ohio.

5A, Ornamentiil Caps, $1.05 12 Point Oxford, No. 2. 5A, 12A, Complete, $2.40

12A, Plain Caps» $1.35

WhE /niNt) #ONSCIOUS OF ÊCTlTUbE

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4A, Ornamental Caps, $!.(>(» 18 Point Oxford, No. 2. 4A, lOA, Complete, $4.20

lOA, Plain Caps, $2.60

Pride of ©reek Matio^^ 24 ^îghty ^âve 68

3A, Ornamental Caps, f 1.60 24 Point Oxford, Xo. 2. 3A, 8A, Complete, $4.55

8A, Plain Caps, $2.95

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3A, Ornamental Caps, $3.20 m Point Oxford, Xo. 2. 3A, 6A, Complete, $6.95

6A, Plain Caps, $3.75

9 MOMESCleveland Type Foundry, 146 Cleveland , Ohio.

12A. 12 Point Oxford, No. 3. S1.35

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lOA. 18 Point Oxford, No. 3. $2.60

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345 MOUNT B1/\NC 678

8A. 24 Point Oxford, No. 3. $2.95

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6A. 36 Point Oxford, No. 3. $3.75

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4A. 18 Point Euclid Initials. $1.10

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3A. 30 Point Euclid Initials.

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36 Point Euclid Initials S2.55

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AA. 48 Point Euclid Initials. W^

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3A. r2 Point Euclid Initials. $8.00

KjnrCUT'i'land Type Foundry, 149 Cleveland, Ohio.

3A, Complete Font, S2.(X). 28 Point Capitan Mortiskd.

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lOA, $l.a5. 18a, *1.40. 10 Point Eucud.18 Point Initials, 4A, 61.10. 4A, lOA, 18a, Complete Font, $3.86

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lOA, $1.55. 18a, $1.55. 12 Point Euclid.

24 Point Initials, 4A, $1.6.5. 4A, lOA, 18a, Complete Font, $4.75

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5A, 10a. 42 Point Columbian. $6.00

Printing Inddstr^ Fxt|ibited

4A, 6a. 48 Point Columbian. $6.70

(on)n)erciaI J\dVai)t'age

3A,i)a. 60 Point Columbian. $7.95

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16A,.'V2a. 10 Point Skjai.u. $3.50

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Organi^âtion

35 filfl)v Tenement 4,5

lOA. 14a. ISPointSk.iam). $5.00

LENT6 Drawings i

8A, 10a. 21 Point Skjalu. $5.50

HEATmnFavorite 6 (AdvantagesfiA, 8a. 8t> Point Skjai.d. $7.50

Trained 80 Dogs4A, 5a. 48 Point Skjald. $8.65

Blae $5 aui^s4A, 5a. 60 Point Skjald. $10.35

Old i nanClevelartii Type Foundry, Wl Clii'eland, Ohio.

6 Point Unique Celtic.i

8 Point Uniquk Celtic.22A,:iJ!i. $ri.aO 20.\,32a. $2.66

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lOA, 14a. 18 Point Unique Celtic. S3.60

61 MEMBERS Biscouraged

7A, 10a. 24 Point Unique Celtic. S4.05

SILE/NT Listeners 236A, 8a. 30 Point Unique Celtic. ^.35

6 SHORT Hours4A, 6a. 36 Point Unique Celtic. S6.20

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S2.25

24 Point. $2.90

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Cleiieland Type Foundry, 159 Cln<eland , Ohio.

8A. 18 Point Multiform No. 2. $2.75

FINE # PLATED * GOBLET6A. 24 Point Multiform No. 2. $3.25

BRIGHT SUNLIGHT30 Point Multiform No. 2. $3.75

M TI-JTn4A. 36 Point Multiform No. 2. $4.25

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8A. 18 Point Multiform No. 1. $2.75

FINE PLATED GOBLET6A. 24 Point Multiform No. 1. $3.25

BRIGHT SUMLIGHT30 Point Multiform No. 1. $3.75

MORTH BRIDGE4A. 36 Point Multiform No. 1. $4.25

RIPE FRUIT5Cler'elnnd Type Foundry^ 160 Cleveland, Ohio.

18 Point Mui/iikokm No. 3. $2.75

FINE # PLATED # GOBLET24 Point Mui/hkokm No. 'A. $3.25

BRIGHT SUNLIGHToA. 5(1 Point Multikokm No. .J, $3.75

NORTH BRIDGE5(5 Point Multiform No. 3. $4.25

RIPE FRUITS18 Point Multifokm No 4. $2.75

FINE # PLATED # GOBLET24 Point Multiform No. 4. $3.25

RIGHT SUNLIGHT5 A. 30 Point Multiform No. 4, $3.75

NORTH BRIDGlA. :'.U l^UNT MULIIFOKM No. 4. $i.25

IPE FRUITSClnrland Type Foundry, l(il Clt'Vfla lid, C V/ io

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24 A, ;^.(a. 10 Point IIowkam) Ohkn. *-'.'

BUSINESS AFFAIRS TORPIB CaNMTIONState Healtli Board Reporters S6 Larger Contractors Rewarded

20A, 3:)a. 12 Point Howland Ohkn. mM)

GLOMES FASHIONEDHaeds 43 FcDrce Largely Iicreased

12A, 20a.

lOA, 16a.

18 Point IIowi.and Oi'kn

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24 Point Hoavland Opkn.

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8A, 12a, 30 Point Howland Opkn. ^5.50

SALTEB BUITER

Nitriment ?9 W6A. ICa. 42 Point Howland Opkn. $6.50

MONlMEOTi

pis $56 IiscrieiCleveland Type Foj.ndry, 162 Clei-tlauil, Ohio.

5A, 8a. 48 Point Howland Opkx. S7.50

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$9.50

Cleveland, Ohio.

30A,o()a. •» Point HoMLAXi). *2.2o 28A, 4(>ji. S Point Homf.am). $2MEVENTS OF THE REVOLUTION HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS

Daring: and Heroic 28 Feats of Valorous pressmen Club 45 Entertainments

20A,30a. 12 Point HowLANi). .*8.(X) .,, . .„.24A,.}(ia. Id Point How I..\M». s2.(;>

LIFE INSURANCE splendid exhibition

Berean Lesson Books 27 The invention of Printing: t6

12A,20a. 18 Point H(.wi,ANi>. $;i.2o

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN

The Standard of Neatness $2 Supplies a Want

lOA, 16a. 24 Point Howland. ^iM)

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS

Typographical £7 Monuments

8A,12a. 30 Point HoAVLANi).'

$5.00

METROPOLITAN

Stereopticon 24 Additions

6A, lOa. 42 Point IIomland. ' ^kOO

CONQUESTS

Prefects 258 MarshalCleveland Type Foundry, 164 Clc'-eland,.Ohio.

5A, Sa. 4.S IN.iNT JIowi.AM.. «7.00

DECEITFUL

Touring 83 Parties

4A, Tmi. 5i Point Howlam). S8.00

RUMORS

Comic ?6 Plays

4A, 5a. (M) Point HowLAM). $9.(H)

DICKENS

Qosc 25 LockClei'elaiid 7y/>c Foundry, 1(>") Cleveland, Ohio.

15A, 20a. 18 Point Columbus Outline. i?6.10

18 Point Outline, with 36 Point Initials.

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24 Point Outline, with 48 Point Initials.

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5A, 8a. ?>6 Point Columbus Outline. $s.oo

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A, oa. 48 Point Columbis Outline. 99.95

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3 A, 4a. 60 Point Columbus Outline. S12.35

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Cleveland, Ohio.

15A, 20a. IS Point Coi.uMnrs No. L». .*«).1(> _ Cofumfius ^nihofa.

:'.(i Point S2.(H)

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12345618 Point Columbus No. 2, with ?,(> Point Initials.

Quaint^©NGlOA, 15a. 21 Point Columbus No. 2.

MHRBLESound House

21 Point Columbus No. 2, w rni 48 Point Initials.

f^IRRoad5A, 8a. 3G Point Columbus No. 2. #8.00

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RAINS•66 Point Columbus No. 2, wixu 60 Point Initials.

8A, 4a. CO P(»iNT Columbus No. 2.$12.35

DIMEMuseum

„ ,, ^ ,,.,, Clerelami, Ohio.Cleveland Type Foundry, l'>i'

]«)A, 20a. 12 Point DkVixxk 8hai)ki). S;^.2r> 1(»A, Itia. IS INmnt J)kVinxk Shadkd. *17.'>

CURIOUSExqiaasite 37 OmtHnes

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8A, 10a. 24 Point DkVinnk Shadkd. u.m

WONDERFULcaemtlfk $82 Advaeca

oA, 8a. 86 Point DkVinnk Shadkd, $5.75

CHORUetle 36 Smil

4A, 6a. 42 Point DkVinnk Shadki .50

JACc 2 Train

4A, 5a. 48 Point DkVinnk Shadkd. $7.75

Cleveland Type Foundry 170 Cleiieland, Ohio.

4A,5a. 4 Point DkVixxk SHAnKi). $10^

MOLDFir

4A, 5a. t>0 Point DeVinxk Shadkd. $12.50

ENDRafter 48

4A, 5a. (2 Point DkVinne Shaded. $17.00

KITCleveland Type Foundry, 171

litCleveland, Ohio.

24A, 3611. ») Point Uk Vinnk. «:2.2;>

DEVICE FOR LIGHTING CARS BY ELECTRICITYInterestins: Lives of Many Celebrated Characters in Ancient and Modern History

invented Labor-Saving Method of Learing Grammer

22A,3()a. s Point l>K Vinnk. *2.5(J

BRIGHTENED THE DREARY LANDSCAPESFurnish Beautifully Designed Articles of Furniture on Approval

Unique Rosewood Household Effects $14

20A, 26a. 10 Point De Vinnk. *2.75

LATEST PRINTING INVENTIONSProposed Amendments to the Constitution of United States

Delightful Round Trips Contemplated £9

I6A, 2f)a. 12 Point BkVixnk. 13.00

ENTERPRISING SALESMENDainty Egyptian Ornaments Lately Received

$12355 Hotel 67890

12A, 18a. U Point De Vinxk. S3.25

BEAUTIFUL SUNSHINEHumane Emancipation Proclamations

Intelligent Animals

lOA, 16a. IH Point De Yinxe. $3.25

CHOIR SINGERSKingly Authority Now Satisfied

Union Supply Company8A, 10a. 24 Point De Vinnk. U.OO

HOME ROADSTwelve Coming; Events

Operatic $5Cleveland Type Foundry, 172 Cleveland, Ohio.

OA.Oa. .{(J Point Dk V'iN.NK. r).(H)

SOnETHINGPoetical Language

HungarianoA, 8a. .% Point Dk Vinxk. $5.50

REGULARHarshly Define

Gallantry4A, 6a. 42 Point Dk Vinxk. $7.25

EUROPESends Notice4A,5a. 48 Point Dk VixxK. S7.75

MOBILEHotel Rope

Clevi'liiful '/y/e Fouitiiry, 173 Clein-land, Ohio.

4A, oa. W l>()ixT Dr ViNXK. $10.25

TEACHFret Hind4A, 5a. 60 Point De Vixne. Sl2.2o

FINDSRich Qirl

4A, Oil, 72 PoixT De Vfxxe. $17.00

Hoe TipCleveland Type Foundry, 174 Cleveland, Ohio.

30A, 42a. 6 Point De Vinne Conuenseu. $2.2'i

STOCK CUTS AND ELECTROTYPES SUITABLE FOR ALL PURPOSES

Portraits and Biographies of Eminent Printers and Publishers in Every Issue of this Valuable Paper

Largest and Most Reliable Supply House in America $58

•25A, 36a. H Point Df Vinnk Conornseo. $2.50

ORDERS FOR PAPER-KNIVES PROMPTLY FILLED

How Shall I Speak of Thee or Thy Power Address, Thou God of our Idolatry

The Press? By Thee Religion, Liberty £20

22A, 30a. 10 Point De Vinne Condensed. $2.75

BEFORE PURCHASING EXAMINE OUR STOCK

Machinery Shipped from our Manufactory Direct to all Purchasers 25

Numerous and Superior Investments


NEW YORK STYLES IN SPRING SUITS

Extra Fine Lot of Non=Reversible Blue Silk Umbrellas

Cathedrals and Monasteries 257


SWEEPING REDUCTION SALE

Refreshing Summer Evening Boat Excursions

Suburban Stone Residence

lOA, 16a. 18 Point De Vinne Condensed. $3.23

DECLARATION OF PEACE

Bought Superior Household Furniture

Elegant Carpets $2.75

Cleveland Type Foundry, 17o Cleveland , Ohio.

8A, 123. '21 Point De V'inne Condknsed. .$1.<k»

SPANISH MAIDEN

Olive Shaded Convent Ground

6A, 9a. .30 Point 1)e Vinne Condensed. $1..5(t

RANDOM SHOTMasterly Execution $26

5A, 8a. 33 Point De Vinne Condensed. $5.(»0

LAKE HURONChristmas Booklets4A, 6a. 42 Point De Vinne Condensed. $5.5(i

ART ROOMSReception Given4A, 5a. 4S Point De Vinne Condensed. $6.0(i

SOCIAL ClubsCleveland Type Foiouhy, 170 Cleveland, Ohio.

CONTESTStage Coach4A, 5a. 60 Point 1)e Vinne Condensed. $10.00

CAMDENFine House4A, 5a. 72 Point De Vinne Condensed. $15.00

MUSICBest RideClevelantl Type Foundry,

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177 Clt'7<eland , Ohio.

24A, 36a. 6 Point De Vinne Italic. $2.25

MONTHLY JOURNALS OF TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION

Has a Larger Number of Readers than Any Other Journal Pertaining to the Craft

Each Department Edited by Practical Men 750


PORM ROLLED AND PROOF TAKEN WITH EASEGrand National Peace Jubilee with Consolidated Musical Chorus

Vociferously Applauded Yankee Doodle


BRABANTIO'S SWEET DESDEMONAComplete Destruction of the Turkish Fleet by a Tempest

Cassio Conceived a Scheme 25


FOURTEEN THOUSAND DUCATSBassanio and Oratiano Took Their Departure

Antonio, Merchant of Venice

12A, 18a. 14 -Point De Vinne Italic. $3.25

PRINCE OF DENMARKSweet Ophelia^ Daughter of Polonius

Rosemary and Rue

lOA, 16a. 18 -Point De Vinne Italic. $4.00

MURDER OF C/ESARGreat Oration of Marc Antony

8A, 10a. 24-PoiNT De Vinne Italic. $4.o(»

BOLINOBROKEThe Comedy of TerrorsCleveland Type Foundry, 178 Clezeland, Ohio.

A 9a 30-PoiNT De Vinne Italic, $5,75

BROOKSIDESplendid Driveway

5A, 8a. 36 -Point De Vinne Italic. $6.50

HOMERICPretty Gardens4A 6a 42 -Point De Vinne Italic. $7.25

AUGUSTlooses Bloom4A 5a 48 -Point De Vinne Italic. $7.75

HUMANDrug SalesPler'eland Type Foundry, 179 Cleveland. Ohio.

6A, 10a. 42-P<)ixT Dk Vixxk Extra Coxdkxskd. 66.00

PUBLIC AUCTION

Summer Night Dream5A, 8a. -tS-PoiNT De Vinne Extra Condensed. $7.00

REMOVE LINK

Desirable Company5A, 7a. 54 -Point De Vinne Extra Condensed. $8.00

YEAR BOOKS

Crystal Slipper 24A, 5a. 60-POINT De Vinne Extra Condensed. $9.00

HOTEL Builder12-Point, 14-Point, 18-Point, 24-Point, .SO-Point, 36-Pointand 72-Point

Sizes in Preparation.

lOA, 14a. 18 Point Typo. $2.40

COMPENSATORY

8A, 10a. 24 Point Typo. «2.:

UNRELIABLE

Government Positions Li^httiin^ Gau^ers

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6A, 9a. 30 Point Typo. $3.55

AMERICAN EHENILLE

Ornamental Window Curtains

5A, 7a. 36 Point Typo. $4.70

RGmarkable DISCOYIRY

4A, 6a. 48 Point Typo. $5.25

HIGHWAY inspectors

3A, 4a. 60 Point Typo. $7.00

Musical TRLEHTCleveland TyPe Foundry, 181 Cle7'cland, Ohio.

36A. 6 Point Facade. Sl.50

LARGE TRAVELLING MENAGERIES, CONTAINING SOME OF THE MOST REMARKABLE ANIMALS AND THINGS

•< PLEASE SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY. EXHIBITION TICKETS ARE ONLY 75 tx

36A. 8 Point Facade. S1.75

FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WILL BE OFFERED AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES

-CCIRCULARS AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES ARE NEARLY READY 4n>

30A. 10 Point Facade. $2.00

PROCURED THE ONLY CORRECT SOUVENIRS OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY

-<1ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD AND CflLENDilR 93t>»

2.5A. 12 Point Facade. $2.25

THE ECHOING STEPS OF WORSHIPPERS DEPARTED, WHEN THE

,ORGAN'S PEALING VOICE WAS HUSHED AND 45


GERMAN ENGRAVING MACHINE PERFECTED

FINEST RESULTS OBTAINED 23


RETURN TELEGRAM FROM REPORTER

REMARKABLE DISCOVERY 69


SUMMER EXCURSION SCHEMES

SUPERB BOATING 3SCleveland Type Foundry, 182 Cleveland, Ohio.

9A. .% Point Facade. $SM

COUNTRY COMPANIONS

HA. :?!> Point Facadk. $1.50

DREADFUL SUFFERING6A. 42 Point Facadk. $4.25

GEOGRAPHICALoA. 48 Point Facade. $4.75

CHARMING MflID5A. 54 Point Facadk. $5.50

5A. 60 Point Facadk. $6.59

FOUND SOMECleveland Type Foundry, J83 Cleveland, Ohio.

46A, 50a. 10 Point Faoadk Coxdexskh, No. $3.2;'>

MOST BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF LETTER-PRESS PRINTING WITH SUPERIOR BINDING

very Coreluiiy Revised Hislories o( Jusiiy GeleDroled lloclefll oodModero Giiarociers Nearly Gompieled

TDe Most Beauiiloi specimen of Letler-Press Prinlino witn Extro Superior Bindino 39

40A, 44a. 12 Point Facade Coxdexsku. No. 2. $3.75

rOOR COMPflNlf WITH LADIES RESPECTFOLIY SOLICITED

FranKiin lypograpiiicai socieiies Fourm Grand Annoai cnnsimas Donee and supper

your (jompany wiin Louies Respeciiuiiy soiiciied on moi Eveni 25

30A, 34a. 16 Point Facade Condensed, No. 2. $4.00

DISIil SiiiY GLIMS, fli lEN GEilLE

Lenyes ofe lufoini Brawn m

] Disii Siiiiiiy «

28A. 32a.

20A, 24a.

16A, 20a.

16A, 20a.

18 Point Facade Condensed, Xo. 2.

24 Point Facade Condensed, Xo. 2,

30 Point Facade Condensed, Xo. 2.

Point Facad:^: Condensed, Xo. 2.

[ iS fiiii

$4.75

I

mm Mmm Sendlni Lariesi GoiiDiiiioiis lo the Sullra

15.00

S6.00

Seig iioliii ififs ilE'S iif7;oo

Clevela7td Ty^e Foundry, 184 Cleviland, Ohio.

14A. IHa. 42 Point Facadk Condensed, No. 2. J.25

Mil Mtf Mt,Wr2A, i(Mi. 48 Point Facade Condensed, No, 2. 8«.00

MinisMU SI

12A, l(k. f;4 Point Facade Condensed, No. 2. $10.75

i

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12A, 16a.

lUUU LA

m Point Facade Condensed, No. 2. S12.50

fl

lluIS m9A, 12a. 72 Point Facadk Condensed, No. 2. $13.50

Clei'tland Type Foundry, 185

Vfl

Cleretami, Ohio.

6 Point Armoric.16A,f0.95. 22a, $0.65. Complete Fout, $1.60

yanke;e; boys

Sing ÂTiia Midrxigtxt ^^larms

Quixotic Krxight

Held by- the Br-awny A.rm

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8 Point Armoric.UA,$1.10. 20a, $0.70. Complete Font, $1.80

e:ast maze:Krstwlriile thêy Si^lêd

Lorê Qiiilp

Sell Kar\cy Articles

234 Kvert S67

12A, $1.25. 18a, $0.85. 10 Point Armoric Complete Font, $2.10

TT'lê Path to Success is Coii^^moi^ Sense

Commai^d Higlr^ F^rices

1235 ^.fter thje Floods 6789

10A,$1.25. 16a, $1.00. 12 Point Armoric Complete Font, $2.25

WISHING TO IMPORTBehtold tlê CHeese Krîfe of Titipu

Held b^^ tl\e ^T\emy

123 in Grartd Arreiy 373Clez<eland Type Foundry, 186 Cleveland, Ohio.

8A, $1.80. 12a, $1M. 18 Point Armoric. Complete Font, $3.15

OLD BARGEESGrai\cl Amazon Mardrj^

123 Come HigH 568

6A, $2.05. 10a, $2.05. 24 Point Armoric. Complete Font, 84.10

NOURISHAmbitiouis Prir(^ts

23 Hiram 78

4A, $3.25. 8a, $3.a5. 36 Point Armoric. Complete Font, $6.

Fales QuLick:

The following letters are cast with each size.

A e: F MCleveland Type Foundry, 187 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Ronaldson Extended. I 8 Point Ronaldson Extended.25A, 40a. ^.45 22A, 32a. 82.70

REF'ROIDTJCTIONImported Designs Exhibited

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10 Point Ronai.dson Extended.20A, 30a. S3.00

LANDSCAPKSBeautiful and Inspiring

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12 Point Ronaldson Extended.18A, 28a. S--3.50

UN-riRING RELISHEDValorous Regiment A/[inced Oyster®

lOA, 16a. 18 Point Ronaldson Extended. ^.00

KNTKRTAINKDT^riumphant Guardsmen8A, 12a. 21 Point Ronaldson Extended. ?4.65

ORGANIZEDHistorical Societies6A, 10a. 30 Point Ronaldson Extended. $5.40

COMFORTModern Houses5A, 8a. 36 Point Ronaldson Extended. $6.55

Strong BOAT4A, 6a. 48 Point Ronaldson Extended. S8.45

DIM StarsCleveland Type Foundry, 188 Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Old Stylk Bold.

16A, 22a. mMi

£^la:ie> Tlarxxe to :^ea:4*^


UA, 18a. $3.50

8 Point Old Stylk Bold.18A, 24a. «3.50


UA, 18a. S4.00

Ovii*^%r^ Joirxt

7A,10a. 18 Point Old Stylk Bold. $4.50

JB>i:LOOtjifa^ge ISjjoi^t

5A,7a. 24 Point Old Style Bold. $6.00

4A, 6a. 36 Point Old Style Bold.

4A, 6a. 48 Point Old Style Bold.

$9.50

Kin J^eLl^&$15.00

Cle7'elaud Tyfe Foutuiry, 189 Cifzu'/and, Ohio.

20A. 8 Point Fostkr Gothic Extkxdkd. S2.00

PRESENTED NUMEROUS SELECTIONSECHOING STEPS OF DEPARTING CHILDREN

65 REMARKABLE PERFORMERS

15A. 10 Point Fostkr Gothic Extkndkd. S2.25

SEVENTH MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONAUTHORITY SATISFIED 42

lOA. 12 Point Foster Gothic Extkndkd. S2.50

FOURTH SOLDIERS REUNIONOCEAN 8 WAVES

8A. 18 Point Foster Gothic Extkndkd. S3.00

NOTED 35 RACER6A. 24 Point Foster Gothic Extended. $3.75

BAROUCHE 134A. 36 Point Foster Gothic Extended. $4.50

MODERN3A. 48 Point Foster Gothic Extended. $5.75

GUARDCle% eland Type Foundry, 190 Cle%>eland, Ohio.

24A. 6 Point Alaskan. *

S1.50

THE WIND IS QUITE INCITING, AND IT'S GETTING DOWNTO PLMY, WMERE THE SIUUERY PERCrt lARE BITING IN TrtE COOU

I23*5 LAKES FAR AWAY. TrtE UIOLETS 67890

16A. 8 Point Alaskan. $1.70

TME NONDESCRIPT SAID TO BE MV^LFCOUSIN TO DUDES AND UNCLE TO CZARS 125


TMROUGiM TRAIN TO WISDOMTOWM23 CONDUCTOR BRAIN 69

lOA. 12 Point Alaskan. $2.05

678 ELOCUTIONARV POWER8A. 18 Point Alaskan. $3.65

F-UIRTS RACE: 956A. 24 Point Alaskan. $4.50

PI3/-V iVt iHE:T4A. 36 Point Alaskan. $6.00


RIM 35ALL THE SIZES IN THIS SERIES LINE AT BOTH TOP AND BOTTOM.

Cler>eland Type Foundry, 191 Clez'eland, Ohio.

8 Point Ivaxhok.

l2A,|l/20. 20a. fl.20.V Complete Font, $2.40

LAUGH AND THE

World Snickers With You, But

Weep and You Weep

$12365 Quite Alone 90835

10 Point Ivanhok.

lOA, fl.l5. 18a, f1.20. Complete Font, $2. .So

WHEN GLAD YOUR

Friends Will Be Many, Be

Sad and You

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lOA, «1.20. 16a, S1.20. 12 Point Ivanhoe. Complete Font, $2.40

EVERY ONE OF THE SUNSHINE

Friends Who Stuck Fast to Him While Mis Ducats

Lasted, Alas! $12345 Quite Gone

8A, S1.50. 14a, $1.55. 16 Point Ivaxhoe. Complete Font. $3.05

HE IS A PLAIN HONEST MAN

The Parliament of Man the Federation

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8A, $2.00. 12a, $1.75. 18 Point Ivaxhoe. Complete Font, $3.75

FRIENDS ARE MANY

Be Sad And You Lose Them All

Your $123456 WineCleveland Type Foundry, 192 Cleveland, Ohio.

6A, $2:.V\ 10a. «2.4(». 'M Point Ivanhok. Coiiu.Iete Font, $4.7)

BUT ALONE YOUMust Drink Of Life's Gall

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4A, $2.*)0. Ha, $2.;i"). .«> Point Ivanhok. Complete Font, $5.25

IN THE MALLSOf Airtri Gaily Sing

4A, *^.:«). aa, $2.20. 36 Point Ivaxhok. Complete F(mt, I.5..50

YOU BETDon't Use Slang

35 RiQht 94Cleveland Type Fmniclry, 193

*

Cletwland, Ohio.

4A, 10a, 21 Point Hoiguton. $iM

3A, 7a. 3G Point Houghton. $7.50

1 2 ;i 4 5 6

\ t) on)edv )

3A, 5a. 48 Point Houghton. m.25

3A, 4a. 60 Point Houghton. ¥11.90

•Cleveland Ty/e Faundry, 194 Cleveland, Ohio-

12A, 18a. 18 Point Cm uxs. U.IO

20A, 30a. 12 Point Chi LDs. 9.U\0ryz-^mtC^

UNANSWERED AÂÔNSRegimental Problem IôbUSt SoldlCr

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8A, l!2a. 2i Point Childs. $4.50

SCENICPhotograph

6A, 9a. 30 Point Childs. $5.15

RIFIsE

Oxjnamitc

5A,8a. 36 Point Childs. «6.30

COjWIC Valentines

4A. 6a. 48 Point Childs.

Freight DOCK3A, 5a. Point Childs. $10.«M

NEW FortsCleveland Type Foundry, 185 Cleveland, Ohio.

ISA. U I'oint Pluto. $2,25

PIGTURESOUE MOUNTAIN REGION

THOUSAND ISLANDS OF ST. LAWRENGE 18

lOA. 18 Point Pluto. $H.()0

GENERAL STORESEASTER SUNDAY SERVICE8A. 24 Point Pluto. $;^.50

ANGIENT TOWNSEGYPTIAN ROMANGE

m Point Pluto. $4.25

MASTERYBLIND LOVER

48 Point Pluto. $5.50

TRUMPSSEASON 15Cle-i'eland Type Foum/ry, liMj Clc7>cland, Ohio.

16A, lioa. V2 Point Dynamo. .«2.25

INTERNflTIONflL flOSPITflLITY

Receptions and Slippers Tendered to Foreign Uisitop

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lOA, 14a. 18 Point Dynamo. ^2.45

INDOSTRIflL SOCIETIES

InstPiictiue Literature Spread Broadcast

8A, lOa. 24 Point Dynamo» $3.00

JOUENILE TOURISTS

TraueliDg flrodnd the CoDfineDl

4A, (Ml. :'.(1 P(jiNT Dynamo. ^3.60

BLITHESOME

Disposition Maintained

3A, 4a« 48 Point Dynamo. *4.55

RECE1UIN6

General SelectionsClezuland Type Foufuiry, 197 Clex<eland, Ohio.

20A, 40a. 12 Point RURKNS. $3.00

SDDDEH DEPIHND FOR PIONEY ON THE STOCK EXCHHNGE

Supply Of Loaqable Funds for Stock-yard Exchange Purposes Reduced

79 inisfortuiies Tremendously Discounted 45

12A, 24a. 18 Point Rubkxs. $3.25

DESTQUmVE WORK OF H HURRICANE

Oil Eastreq Coasi of pianagascar, Biilldiiigs Demolislieil

n Htniosplieric Castles 26

IDA, 20a. 24 Point Rubens. $4.25

BOILDIHIi LRWS TO BE DISKED

Foring a few Bureau plate Splal Orlerii

JersemiG 738 SKeeiers

8A, 16a. m Point Rubens. $4.50

iERIGHN iT GLUB | PHBIS

GoDiplele Bronze 94 Fipro, Golossal Size

Cleveland, Type Foundry, 198 Cleveland, Ohio.

«A, 16a. :M} Point Rubkns. So.OO

46

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5A, 12a. 42 Point Rubens. $5.50

5A, 10a. 48 Point Rubkns. S6.00

4A, 8a. 60 Point Rubens. $7.50

4A, 8a. r2 Point Rubkns. $10.25

Clevelanti '/'y/>i' Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

12A, 24a. 12 Point JXkkkk. m.i»)

18345 THE HEHL BENTLEHIEH 67890

The I)6al BentlBnian Should be Qontlo in Evorything That

Depends on Hin)SBlf--ln Carriage, Teniper

Constructions, pirns, Desires

lOA, 2()a. 18 Point Dukrkk. $;U5

REinflRKflBLE RfllLRDflD EXTENSION

Fast PassBnger Trains Leave Union Station

4B EQUlppeil with Dining Cars 37

8A, 16a. 24 Point Dukuku. #4.(

DDDD CLEAN PRESSWORK

Satisfied Patrons, Better Prices

Pleased Advertisers 47Cleveland Type Foundry, 200 Cleveland, Ohio.

4 A, Sa. m Point Dukkkk. S4.75

DLflSSID WRITERS

Popularitu Hdileveil 7B

3A, 6a. 4.S Point Dukkkk. $6.00

mrlcanB4WflRS

3A, 6a. 6(1 Point Dlkijkk. S9.00

m EIlBCt 54SA,'ni. 72 Point J U.;iJKU. S16.00w 3smCleveland Ty/>c Foundry, 201 Cleveland, Ohio.

20A, 40a. 10 Point Lincoln. S2.(M)

WITfi CONSTANT MOTION AS THE MOMENTS GLIDE

Behold In Running Life the Rolling Tide I For None Can Stem by Art nor

Stop by Power the Flowing Ocean or the

Fleeting flour, But Wave by Wave Pursued Arrive and Dash

246 Upon the Shore With a Terrible Force 378

12A,24a. 12 Point Lincoln. $2.25

HUNGRY AND TtilRSTY SOULS GOME

Early and Eat and Drink Yourself to Death Without Gost

Everything Strictly First Glass

And Guaranteed to Kill Anybody in Seventeen

24 Sittings, Don't Fail to Gall 57

lOA, 20a. 18 Point Lincoln. S2.75

REMARKABLE DELINEATOR

Beautifully Designed Wrappers Furnished

Necessary 345 Regulation

8A, 16a. 24 Point Lincoln. $3.50

DOCUMENT RETURNED

Expected Gircumstantial Evidence

Ornaments 35 ReceivedCleveland Type Foundry, 202 Cleveland, Ohio.

6A,12a, 30 Point Lincoln. $3.75

PROCLAMATION

Remarkable 37 Performance

Handsome Souvenirs

5A, 10a. 36 Point Lincoln. $4.75

NEWSPAPERS

Peculiar 564 Instances

Advertisement

4A,8a. 48 Point Lincoln. $6.00

DISTINCTION

fiapvest 8 SecupeCleveland Type Foundry, 203 Cle^ieland, Ohio.

18A, 36a. 10 Point Douui-as. $2.40

DEMANDS FOR READERS QUICKLY FILLED

Universal Publishers' Trust Association is Hereby Pleased

Announce to all Literary Aspirants

Throughout the World, that it has Perfected Laws

45 Indiscriminative Book Devourers 35

12A, 24a. 12 Point Douglas. $2.10

REGIMENTAL DISCIPLINARIAN

Never in the fiistory of Job Printing has there

Been such a Marked Advance

Improvement of Printing Materials Used

Better and Quicker 234

lOA, 20a. IS Point Douglas. $3.30

RETURN DELEGATEPopular Telegraphic Movements

Republican 346 Alderman

8A,I8a. 24 1'oiM- DdVui.As. M.30

CONTRIBUTIONBeautiful Features Scarce

Rustic 345 ScenesCleveland Type Foundry, 204 Cleveland, Ohio.

t5A,V2a. ») Point DoiMii, AS. HM

HANDSOMERHighest 978 Charges

Plans Drawn

4A, 8a. 36 Point Douglas. $4.90

OREGONIANNewer 34 Graves

Remained

3A, 6a. 48 Point Douglas. «6.25

PROMISEGreat 3 BoatsCU"i>eland Tyf>e Foundry, 205 Cleveland, Ohio

6A, Plain Caps, S1.65. 18 Point Mikado.6A, Ornamental Caps. $1 95. Complete Font. $6.7012a. Lower Case, $1.60. Ornaments, $1.50.

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Ffom ("tj Jaj'l^('or\ 9r\6 ôym col \oorc

^n* ô v/irffe tlê <^tvav/ievyjr ^yov/r

ofl ''Ij* -StyaW, af\A tê "(Boorîffiy^ # #

6A, Plain Caps, $2.a5. 24 Point Mikado.6A, Ornamental Caps, $2.50. Complete Font, $8.8512a, Lower Case, $2.00. Ornaments, $2.00.

Vva^ff came i>ozz<*r\^®®®*

- = = i.r\i^ lh^y\ a. Ao^, l\i€r\ Aâê

$12,345,^X8.90Cleveland Type Foundry, 206 Cleveland, Ohio.

4A, Plain Caps, $2.85. 36 Point Mikado.

4A, Ornamental Caps, $;i.;%.

8a, Lower Case, 82.25, Ornaments, $2.25.


5H ^^^2^23 6f\(*of^ @Mel

3A, Plain Caps, $3.45. 48 Point Mikado.

3A. Ornamental Caps, $3.60. Complete Font, $12.50

6a, Lower Case, $2.70. Ornaments, $2.75.

5^ 12:30 Q)'(lo(kCleveland Type Foundry, 207 Cleveland, Ohio.

12A. 9 Point Chinksk. 11.20

€1€CTR0TYPC rOUHi^RY

course r^K^n by movniSim MOon&HmcKS

lOA. 12 Point Chinksk. $1.60

M€S80P0TJiiMa

THc Qmniiy wh€J^€ gukts aj^cw

8A. 18 Point Chixkse. $2.25

),OST WSTORV

6A. 24 Point Chinese. $2.40

ftowmcCleveland Type Foundry, 20H Cleveland, Ohio.

«} Point Ravkn.

UA. $Uin

SWEET SUMMERTHIS FlaHWER IS SENT

TIM WEST

y Point Ravkx.

12A. $1.80

LiAST MHUR5SIIiENT NICMT5

SWEET

lOA. 12 Point Raven. S2.15

5QME TWISTERSTHE STREETS BF OMENT

SMOKE NINE

8A. 18 Point Ravkn. $3.00

EREVIERFAmEm FbQWEnS

FlaY KITES

6A. 24 Point Ravkn. $3.70

REFLiECTISNENTICE

Clerreland Type Foundry, 200 Clmcland, Ohio.

8A, $2.rv-). 16a, *;^.2o. 22 Point Cham ki.kon. Coinplett' Font. $5.80

ialtz inee Hore

iaridy louses in the Joeks

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6A,$3.00. 12a, $3.7o. 30 Point Chamklkox. Complete Font, $6.75

grow <i l^obin

oravian lard lutter

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4A, $4.50. 8a, UM. 42 Point Chamei.kox. Complete Font, $8.50

eautiful Shromos

14 Hlow 87Cleveland Type Foundry, 210 Cle^'eland, Ohio.

lOA, 82.0(). 18a, Sl.JM». 12 Point Elbkrox. No. 2. Complete Ifoat, $3.90

LiIirE WITHOUT POKTI^V

Miisic ai)d Books biit tl^c Civilized Mai)

123 (LeLT}i}ot Iiivc Witiôat Coolcs 456

8A, $2.85. 14a, 12.40. 18 Point Elbkrox, No. 2. Complete Font, $5.25

12 epi^TS 346

Tljc Woi^dcrii^gs of a Iiovcr

6A, $3.50. 10a, $3.20. 24 Point Elbkron, No. 2. Complete Font, $6.70

123 BIÔ^D 578

Tlê Higl^way of Iiife

4A, $5.50. 6a, $ii.m. 36 Point Elbkron, No. 2. Complete Font, $8.8(t

34 HOPE 57

Cle'veland Type Foundry, 211 ClevelaHti. Ohio.

lOA. 18 Point Ii>kal. $2.85

24 Point Ideal, $3.00

5A. 36 Point Idkal $4.80

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kCleielanni Type Foundry, 212 Cleveland , Ohio.

10A,*1.1'>. 2(ia, Î.2(». 12 Point Ai.j'iNK. Complete Font, $2.;iri

«^ jle; l^noW? Little; of flirt^pelf of of the; Wo/l^

Wlô 6oe? nor tlîni^ if Stiffic;ie;nr f^^^^^^tê?? fo (ae; P/ee fKort^ SoKKoW

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8A, *1.H,^. 16a, *2.(K) 18 Point Alimxk. Complete Font, $3.65

5 Tfje SWe^f Sot)i^^r^0 in r^W TW^nf^

# $ 123^5(^7^90 ! s*

6A, S2.1n. 12a, $2.20. 24 Point Ali'ixk. Complete Font, $4.3r>

4A, *;^.lo. 8a,*2.(>;i. 36 Point Alimxk. Complete Font, $5.80

/V\î^î^^ of CJ^^fio^^ /V\ei^

Clmelanii Type Foundiy, 213 Cleveland, Ohio.

6A,1fe.OO. 12a, $2.50. 24 Point Argkxt. Complete Font, $4.50

IliiiU^ii

f|1^,^4S,4J?ilJjJj:3

4A, 83,75. 8a, $2.' :36 Point Argkxt. Complete Font, $6.50

S§ |ljij]|%

fym I jlij|i)/ 1 53^%c)t<5)<'"^^ ex Oi-^*<^^^

-iSlliSfSSfeCleveland Type Foumhy, Clcz'ela nd. Ohio

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(iA, *2."i(). 12a, *2..V». 24 Point Sigxkt Shauk. Complete Font. $5.0U

A^tfthi^t^ bf^jovj Odd Goj^cîts,

r oWer of K0.a,Ô95,

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4A, m.9i). 8a, «}.4().

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36 Point Sig.vet Shade. Complete Font, S7.30

f :

I allif^g K I veif

nxqaisite ^qd Grsiqd

Gasb êceiVecl

1234S67Cleveland Type Foundry, 215 Cleveland, Oliii

lOA, $2. In. 18a, *2.i: 12 PolXT ASTKAI,. Xo CuiiipU'te Font, $4.;iO

8A, $2.90. 14a, «2.7r>. 18 Point Astral, Xo. 2. Complete l-'ont, $5.65

FJIMIIiY (SI^OGEI^^

is- tihi l»^^ |» '«IB?-B'ai»

tia His (JiFl ^4^ii

6A, $1.5(). lOa, $8.4,- U Point Astral, Xo. 2. Complete Font, $6.95

4A, %'->.m. 6a, mjyT-i 86 Point Astral, Xo. 2.

CleTcland Type Foundry, 216


Cleveland, Ohio.

lOA, $2.1.'). 18a, *2.4<i. 12 Point Auroral, No. 2. Complete Font, J4.55

ip Matt) I^aid ]>^ i!| t]^% iNlSt

8A,S:i.(X). 14a. S;m5. 18 Point Aukorai,, No. 2. Complete Font, $6.0()

^«i VicasS?* >si# >,—^*>^; TOsA. TOss.s-^wss, ^•.:

m Fed la r^, n^ake Mpi^^y

i;^,|^ Happy M%^

6A, S3.80. 10a, :i?;U^'^ 24 Point Auroral, No. 2. Complete Font, $7.25

The Hunt for Gol

4A, $>.7r). 6a, $:{.9:) 36 Point Auroral, Xo. 2. (Vmu.Iete Font. $9.70

KHQall Melo

Clereland Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

lOA.

M'

18 Point Rkmhrj »2.(I0

^ »i5(i>' 1^1

uwim W'OîlRS Ijl Sl^êi OF

7A. 24 Point Hkmbrandt. $2.15

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IS^^^'CI'lI'lu

>A. 36 Point Rkmbranut. $2.85

pm0 mmmfA}iiBill iî|

Clevila}id Type Foiimhy, 218 Clezclond, Ohio.

14A, $1.45. 30a, $1.20. 9 Point Interlakkn. Complete Font, $2.65

^ âidan iiaw a âai ar\a day l^ha âidan tuma3 to ^wiftly flaa

jiroach har in an ^ngrj 'ây, Jhnd ôdgad around iha naara^t traa,

'§ gaautiful ^"ââ^â^ SyP^ ûitaUe for |fina ôrk.

6A,$2.35. 14a, $2.15. 24 Point Intkrlaken. Complete Font, $4.50

Jlyer to a îlent Jflajanty

.a^t Jflanaal far ^rmter aa^ Jaaraali^t

^daakd aa 1214 ^ ypaaYaphy

10 Point Illyiuax.

10 A, $0.90. 20a, $0.95. Complete Font, $1.

îth fingfira hiearij and liiarn

find eyfilids heabi} as lead,

fln editor sat at the break nf morn

find liiished that he liiere dead.

12 Point Illyuian.

8A, $1.00. 16a, $1.00. Complete Font, $2.00

Qarliiin unliiiselij huilt

]-fia hnuae upon the sand.

^Dliiling atnrma heat dnliin upon it

It Gfluld nn longer atand

;.\.*l.ri(). 14a, Sl.:iO. 18 Point iM.tRiAN. Complete Font, $2.8

YfilliRts nf îjrfi and |idnn

fnuntain nf ^nman'a âara ara ]\[aar tha j-faart

jna is gnldar than tha finnr nf a |înk

Cle7-eland Type Foundry, 219 Cierelanti, Ohio.

ICA, 4(»a. S Point Widk Ui.ack. mM\

ê»iovai\on of health

®rcuv*tc(u» io ioxnx branch.

l4A,;{<ia. Id I'oiNT \Vii>K Black. *:^.(K»

10A, 24a. 12 Point Widk Black. *;^,(M)

glnnwrtl ênxxion of gaxxxoxx^ §crci^ti^fir, 89

8A, 20a. 14 Point Widk Black. .$;^.20

6A. l(5a. 1() Point AVidk Black. mm

6A, 16a. 18 Point Widk Black. *;140

Concrete axxh ^sipi)aii ôah& 1

5A, 12a. 20 Point Widk Black. H.2f)

Clez'cliind Type Foundry, Cleveland, Ohio.

oA. IKa. 12 I'oiNT IJosn.N IJi.ACK. $2.7o

^xtntntjev Whcxxx^wix ^ositpcinjeib^ 63

SA, Ua. IH 1>(>INT Boston Hi-ACK. *i.(X)

i^arlji JHcrrning Pratr^r^ 38

4A, lllii. 22 Point IJoston Hi.ack. UM

4A, ()a. 28 Point Boston JJlack. $4.o0

HA,4}i. :}<) Point Boston IJi.AOK. $4.nO

Cle7>fitd Type Foumiry, 221 Cleveland , Ohio.

loA.oDa. (5 FoixtTudou Bi.ACK. $2.25

IRemarftable jflorttcultural plcaeurcs UntelUacntl^ S>e0cribe^ b^, Sntbustastic <3ar^€ner0

Obost fiyquiaite Pcrfumca ÎClaftc^ Ubrougb tbc fivcntna Bir 96

15A, oOa. 8 Point Tudok Black. *2.7")

Superb *RcaDi2sâDc Clotbiufl, (Scntlcmens jfurnisbina Emporium

Steam ipumps an& Xocomotlve Bnînes IRepairet) 34

12A,36a. 1(» Point Tudor Black. $2.75

Hnnual Session ot tbe (5ran^ Xo^ge at lPunl?in\>iUe

Bxbibition b^ Squasbtown Guar^s 63

9A, ;â. 12 Point Tudou Black. $2.75

ffioatonian Ztecbnologi? Hrcbltectural flDaflasinc

®ur Seconb lEbition IRow 1Rea^^ 89

8A, 25a. 18 Point Tvdok Black. *3.4<)

IRortb Mebster Supply Compani^

provision êrcbant 47

5A, 15a. 20 Point Tuuor Black. $3.50

mntteb States Bonbs Stolen

©atbering Conpone 25

5A, 15a. 24 Point Tudok Black. $4.75

Episcopal ConventionCburcbmen 32

Cleveland Type Foundry, ' 222 Cleveland, Ohio.

4A, 12a. ;i(") Point Tri)(»u Hi,.v<K. $5.50

Bncbantment

4A, 12ii. 4(» Point Tuuur Black. $<i.()()

Starrip BannerMmericane

oA, 8a. 48 Point Ti uok Black. «8.50

Ibarb ^binge

Btamonb3A, oa. 72 Point Tudor Black. S12.0»)

IRortbecnClei'eluHti Type Foundry, 223 Cleveland, Ohio.^

24A, .•$1.1(». 7()a. i=l.:i). •> Point Law Itai.ic. No. 2. (•(.mi.iet*' Fi.iit. 5:2.4;i

And the Shades of Night came o'er us us the looing herds lazily wound their way homewardthrough the copse that covered the mountain side. And all seemed peace and tranquility to us who

had fought all the long day, and successfully too, in climbing to that lofty height from which wehad had such a glorious view of the beauties of nature, showing the grandness of the past ages

and the ruin time had wrought.

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24A, *1.2.>. 70a, ?fl.»i(). 8 Poixt Law Itamc, No. 2. Complete Font, §2.85

Messrs. Make, Muehof, It & Co.—Sirs: I have shipped to you this day per

agreement, a large consignment of defeated, discouraged politicians. Please do

the best you can with them, and your name implies much, and fit them up for our

next attempt for victory, and oblige. Central Committee.

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20A, «Llo. 52a, >fLt).i. 10 Point Law Itauc, No. 2. Coini)lete Font. *2.80

Cessation from labor! 0! what a grand time for cultivation,

poetry and music. But no! A glorious harvest-time for the Devil

it will he when men are not obliged to labor for their daily bread.

1284567890

15A, *1.15. 42a, *L85. 12 Point Law Italic, No. 2. Complete Font, $3.00

When the ruinous results of recklessness restrain

riotous ruffians ruthlessly romping rough roads rightly

then religious reform rigorously refined will really do.

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lOA, $1.:30. 27a, *2.(K). 18 Point Law Italic, No. 2. Coujplete Font, $3.:50

He purchased with a loaf of bread, a

sugar-plum of pleasure, and pipe of peace

and presented them all to his brother Bill.

1234567890Cleveland lypc Foundry, 224 L'Uvelaud, Ohio.

iriA,42ii. 10 Point Vkxktiax. $4.40

S'PA^RTACUS' AOOCRESS TO ROMANS.Ye call me chief, and ye do well to call him chief, who, for

twelve long years, has met, upon the arena, every shape of manor beast the broad empire of Rom,e could furnish ; and who has

i^3 4j6'/8oo

VIA, :i2a. 12 Point Venktian. U.-io

JVEVE^ LOWE^ECD HIS A^RmSAnd if there is one among you who can say that

ever, in public fight or private brawl, my actions did

belie my tongvie, let hiyn step forth and say it. Yet I

1 2j4j6y8go12A,32a.' 18 Point Vknktian. ST.OO

WAS JiOT ALWAYS THUSA hired butcher, a savage chief of still

more savage rzen. ' My early life ran as

i234 3 6j8qo

24A, $1.40. 70a, $2.10. S Point Law Italic. Complete Font, $3.50

BOOMERAXG HOTEL,This justly celebrated House will he open to receive a

limited number of guests between 8:35 and 3:45. a. m.,

20A, $1.4.5. -Via, $2.20. 10 Point Lam* Italic. Complete Font, $3.6.5

ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT.Each window (except those on the outside of

the building), is to have a. pair of 1 1-Jf inch mor-ticed slat blinds, made with re-bated and braded

12A, $1.00. 32a, $1.;V> 12 Point Law Italic. Complete Font, $2..5.5

SLOCUM cl PETERS.In Witness Whereof we have hereunto

set oar hands and ofjieial seals this 12o^Cleveland Type Foundry, 225 Cleveland, Ohio.

20A, $1.80, 60a, S2..S."i. 12 Point Stkxocjkak. Comi'lete Font, ii4.()r>

The mechanical improvements in type-

writing machines have done away v^ith the

old fashioned violent, irregularity in

alignment of letters. The STENOGRAF is

an exact reproduction of the samples

submitted to us by a careful operator on

a recently improved machine. Its legi-

ble, compact appearance makes the face

desirable for the printer who desires a

correct copy of the latest type-writing.

20A, $2.00. 110a, |5.2o. 12 Point Kemington Standakd. Complete Font, $7.25

Messrs* Wycoff, Seamans & Benedict,

who own and manufacture the Remington

typewriter machine, have written us that

our "REMINGTON STANDARD" typewriter

type is the best in existence, and they

are recommending it to all who inquire

of them for the most perfect type imita-

tion of the work done by their "2 pica

machine."

In making the "Remington Standard"

we copied each character as actually

struck on a "2 pica" Remington typewriter.

Clevela7id Type Foundry, 226 Cleveland, Ohio.

20A. l()>^ii. 12 Point Smith l'n'ii;ii>r Type Writer. *7.50


copper alloy type,

CLEVELAND.

January 1, 1895.

Smith Premier Type-Writer Co.,

Syracuse, N. Y.

Gentlemen. --Here is a new type-

writer face matching exactly the char-

acters used on your well-known and

widely-used machine.

Printers can obtain fonts of 20A

108a, with justifiers, at $7.50 per

font, less usual discounts, or in 25

or 50 lb. fonts at 54c per lb., either

of us or of any branch or agency of

the American Type Founders' Company.

Yours truly,

CLEVELAND TYPE FOUNDRY.

Cleveland Type Foundry. 220 A Cleveland, Ohio.

4\, SA, U»a. 1_> l'(.iNT (Jiioi.iKi:

J^^\^^porf of ( ommiiiec on hxicimon of Jal)ors

^reparaiions for J^ttfure JTcfivihj

Xn flw proscciiiion of our labors 'TcV' find many persons lifuifj

under frees expecting frnii to drop info flleir mouflis—nnmders

pafienflij Ixmifinfj for a ^riê from file loffenj or race-fracl[

;

^fe fixerefore advise fhaf a number of ffw mosf energefic of our

co-laborers be senf fo sfir fftem up fo a sense of practical dufi/

?,\. (W, :!0a. 18 Toint (Jjtoi.iKi; «itii .mi iN.itit luiiiiiN. îO.'.K)

Cxpufsion of DKemficrs

^fiereas, on the '(otfi inst. êier îddfefaddfe âs

found ^^fiHiling a sficl^ for three hours; therefore 5e

it êsofved, that he be expefted from this Society

3A, 4A, 2Ua. •J4 Point fiiioi.iKi: witii :;r. Pni.it inirii.K. $7.50

ociefij to y ncourage ^miiistry

Tnitiation of DuCemSers

T âitfijidiij Covenant that mij Hands sfiafl

6e trained "^nth precision in some 3£andicraft

Clt'7'cland Type Foundry. 226 B C/rru-Znn,/. Ohio.

6A, $1.95. 12a, $1.90, 24 Point Gazkllk. Complete Font, $3.85

f^aq^ fhasant (ijetums ^o^da^

4A, $3.05. 8a, $2.70. 36 Point Gazelle. Complete Font, $5.75

^Ble of pffow

0mckmte fforn iiBssBf

- - /.^ -^

3A, S:3.15. 6a, $2.9). 4« Point Gazkllk. Complete Font, SO.lo

, OSes

^tain 57 fifatssCleveland Type Foundry, ITi Cleveland, Ohio.

4A, iLK). 18a, U.ir-,. 30 Point Hoyt Script. Complete Font, S8.85

Card Font, 3A, 9a, 4.75

TEACHER OF VIOLIN.

No. 35 B:.UFF Court,

SQUEDUNK, O.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 228 Cleielund, Ohio.

5A. Km. IH Point Xovki.ty Scitin-. S4.00

5A, 12ji. '24 Point Xovki.ty Sckiht. ^-^.'^

4A, Ha. ;i(i Point Novki/py Script. $7.25

3A, 6a. 48 Point Novklty Script. §9.00

3A, 5a. 60 Point Novklty Script. $11.75

3A, 4a. 72 Point XovKi/rv Script. §16.00

Cleveland Type Foundry, 229 Clei-eland, Ohio.

9A, 2.>a. 18 Point Boston Script. $6.00

A, 20a. 24 Point Boston Script. $8.(K)

oA, loa. WiS Point Boston Script. .*in.00

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4A. H>!i.-tS Point Boston Sciui't. *12.00

3A, 8a. 60 Point Boston Sckipt. $10.00

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Cleveland Type Foundry Cleveland, Ohio.

8A, Svi.lO. 32a, r>.40. 22 Point Carpenter Script. Complete Font, $8.50


8A,$4.00. 32a, $S.,50. 30 Point Carpexter Script. Complete Font, $12.50


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Cleveland Type Foimdry, 232 Cleveland, Ohio.

8A, $3.00. 32a. $i..t(>. 24 Point Clkvkland Script. Complete Font, S8.50

Card Font. 4A, 16a, 4.50

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Cleveland Type Foundry, Z^\ Cleveland, Ohio.

oA, Kia.

10A, ;i2a.

12 Point Stkkl 1'latk Scjnrr. mm

cJ^/V^ yx-'^ /-^ v// /^ ,/yj < / ^/ ..,r >/ /''/ 1^" /'f ^.^ f' ff^ /- ,> /^-f/// //^ /^

L^ d F^^-r-t- /•-*-* .^ offz-f'j ^tji-t i /I'/t-i^^-^ <r./ 1-^/ f J i- <i-r^ />fJ- <re-f /fn / fj . iSy/ d'A-irt^t-f^

«^ <7<3 /e-Zr-it <r/tr/ <r- /y /at ro-t^d- tttc / (r/ <f /<o f if / // /jJf, «//r/ /ev>y/rr/

Z^t-rt-l-^d- 'III f //i- f /d i^CifKffTCitfd- ffitrj-td. <dyZ C' r /ie^/. tf/' r/ //if-i?- -fft/o. -///<

•u-^-^-e-tx-f-rer-fty <ifrfr/zii,tl/:g:Zdy^rf'tÔ<T-/e-r'^fd, ^f-// re- //. d *f-ti/'rc-/ê^ -^-^'t^t- -f-o-y

j^ê d,: ,r/ft-fze-f^ <z-f><Y- c-tT-zn.ft.f-t^f't-irxd- o

4A, 14a.

8A, 28a.

24 Point Stkkl Pi-atk Sckii't, No. 2. $4.()0

*7.00

or^^"J d^<eieît*

r^* -tî-l- -fl-t.

/its- -//î-^/tC^t^/ '/^t'>^y6-ît:t'f^ri^.ft/e:^ \L 0'/f-Y-^^> /.tfS îi

• •/ / • /y^/- • / ^/ / /

/ ; /</ r'>r "//r/ /,,'//>, /fy/î'W*^.

iP a-a-iâ-e t^'ftJ- €>r-(-fî ii^

,

A • y •• / •// / // . / / /

4A, 12a.

8A, 22a.

24 Point Stf:p:l Platk Script. No. 1. S4.(H)

:*7.(K)

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Cleveland Type Foundry, 2:54 Cle-<eland, Ohio.

4A, 12a. ;^0 Point Stkkk Platk Script, No. 2. $5.00

7A, 25a. $9.00

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tt^^t^--^^^t^<i^ i^-fi^€^/ 't^/î^ e^^fyr '//'t'd'^ r^€>^t'0 fîti-, C_-^^^ d:-'i6A^^c^K^

/ / // // / // /^ 7

d^t^^^:i-is-i::^'ii3'r^ -/^t-t'-ia^^ ^ -u/f^ cP-j^^&^^-t^d^ «??vv-</ t:^trj-tJL-t^.Y-t-tî^.d'

4A, lOa. ;^) Point Stkel Plate Script, No. 1. $5.00

7A, 20a. $9.00

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y yCleveland Type Foundry, 2;i5 Clet>eland, Ohio.

lOA, 32a. 10 PoixT RoYAi. HcKirr. U.r>0

,^:„<r„rf<r/ f/?fr„r/f„y r,/ . //,r./,rr„Ai S.9 i

5A, 10a. 12 Point RoYAt, Scaii'T. P>MlOA, 32a. $5.00

t.y^#eW t.yfta.-n.y. (Oa>ce//en^ h^tfct/t^^t'ed i-y^ret'rt/y CÂêctA^ /cr- Ky]Ae*nS«/v.eS

Ar^ ScCc'ci^Y ytitfif c/oSe f^5/niiAcc^t'cf% i€^4^

4A, 12a. 18 Point Royal Script. $3.50

8A, â. $6.00

it/ccJJccrc/ tJ^'T^x.i/S <r ?t€/ \CXifC€/o/KcaS

4A, 12a. 24 Point Royal Script, Xo. 2, $4.50

8A, 22a. $7.50

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4A, 10a. 24 Point Royal Script, Xo. 1. $4.50

8A, 2Ua. $7.50

Cleveland Type FoHndry, 2:36 Cleveland, Ohio.

4A. 12a. 30 Point KoYAi. ScKiiT, No. 2. $^.00

7A. 24a. $9.00

^_yc/0€44/M-. ^yik^^7nyiy/^€^c/f/^ '6^' ^Jô'ôn.

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4A, 10a. %) Point Royal Script, No. I. $5.00

7A, 20a. $9.00

'eîpe<?z€92^^^ pu^ne S^/^^ i^/?. //le ^{X^.

Clnelanii Tyf'c Foundry, 237 Cleveiiind, Ohio.

24 Point Typographic Combi.v.

SQUARE BODY

Typographic Combination Orxamkxts.

20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 21

N . I (I

Xo. 0, 4A, with Periods ami Commas only $1 25

No. 1, 8A, with Figures and Points 2 40

No. 2, 4A, no Figures or Points 1 15

No. 3, 4A, with Figures and Points 1 70

No. 4, 4A, Periods and Commas only 1 15



Ornaments : 8 00

Quads and Spaces 2 00

Complete Series, Including Quads and Spaces, $14.(K)

On the shoulder of each letter is cast its appropriate number, thus avoiding confusion

in distribution.

Clevela7id Type Foundry, 238 Cleveland, Ohio.

Arclpitectural Gon^biipatloij

^^ Times Of

§1PATEN 1 OFFICE

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JB Western AovocATEnBr

CUT RATE TICKETS. [NSURANCE OFFICE

J. C. Stephens.SJi' ««"

tiMiflaBSi

J iii,i TB Dr^^W.l). llormaii.

iiHii})0 II. C'ary'w MiKsic- Pal>Li«liiiiK IToust-. MM

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pi^ lipI

j||H ~ IIH w^lf nil n! ilH n ^^^ ipwiPlillnin'"^

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Prick, Including Brass Rulk, $5.85.

CHARACTERS.

^HiBMiJarBna7 8 9 10

iiiitkl23 11 13


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Cleveland, Ohio.

^pjaxiliaries, ^^erien '2. &

$4.50 Per Font.

Half Font, ineludiny all characters, Jli.oO.

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Cle-!>eland Type Foundry, 240 Cleveland, Ohio.

Full Font,

$4.SO

-^^Auxiliaries, Series 3.#-

J I L

I

Half Foxt,

$2.75.

Tn-

CHARACTERS

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.VClerelind Type Fonuiiry, 241 Clei'elnnd, Ohio.

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COMBINATION ORNAMENTS, SERIES K.All characters cast on imiltijtlcs otu roiiit. I'cr loiit, :j!4.,1i^

•-•-^ ^:^^ •••:2i:. .^^

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1

15

CENTRAL ORNAMENTS.No. I. Per font, $l.(»0.

No. -J. Per tout. $1.00.

No. .^. Per font. $1.00.

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Cleveland Type Foundry, 241! Cleveland, Ohio.

MiKAiK) Orxamkxts. No. 1. $1.50

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oQg @ ® =ooo .

MiKAI.Ct OKNANfKMS. No. 2. $2.(MI

^ * i^^ © ^ s

MiKAUO Ok.namknts. .\« S2.2n

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Mikado Orxamknts, N(t. 4. S2.Tn

^= ©

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yipple Blossoni OriiamBnts.

Price per Full Font, - - - S3.(K»

Price per Half Font, - - - - 1.7n

Special Keatui-es.

IJcanty of ])csij;n. Ease of Composition, Adaptability to Any t?i/e Form.

Cbiai-£tetei'8. ^^) 4^^

Cwl on B. 12. 18, H, 'M\ and 4H |',.int

Cleveland Type Foundry, 24S Clf.eland, Ohio

HAPPY THOUGHTS.

Group F.

Kai-h c'haiiu-tcr put up in st-ts of Koiu, -10 cts. per set.

4m

Group G.

Each character, 40 cts. singly.

85 S(i (KI,K( rKOTYl'KD)

Group H.

Kach cliaiacter put u\> in sets of Fovk, at AO cts. per set.

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Cleveland Type Foundry

^

24+ Cle7<eland, Ohi,

HAPPY THOUGHTS.

Gf?oup K.

Kiicli cIiariK-tcr put up ii .f lM»n{. iit.Vtfts. iKM-sct.

M^A 0^

^1 (©.

41St

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STELLAR ORNAMENTS.Per Font. $1.2.')

>^^

Im ----rrr. ^/A^ -

I2-i

TWINKLERS.1»CM- I'ollt.Sl.OI)

* % ^ ^Cleveland '/y/>i- Foutidry 24^"> Cleveland, Ohio.

Job Font, S2.">(».

Deming Ornaments.Canl Font. $1.25

Job Font. ^'2.r->(K

-^

Job Font, S2..')(».

Job Font. s2..")(l.

Iroquois Ornaments.

—if)8

Pilot Ornaments.

Card Font, *1.00

-^4 s

3 4

Spencer Ornaments.

Ciinl Font. $].r-A)

Canl F<.nt *1.2ij

Clei'eland Type Foundry, 246 Clnu'land, Ohio.

Pointers.IVi- Font. *1.25

i

Contour Pointers.Per Font. $1.2r)

(HADED Pointers.Per Font, .-rl.25

Contour Palmetto Ornaments.

mPalmetto Ornaments.

l>or Font, .^1.00

^<ii^ M.h '^ U> i^Shaded Palmetto Ornaments.

IVr Font. M.m

.'1^.r

Cleveland Type Foinidr 247 Clez'cltntd, Ohio.

ELZEVIR FLORETS.

., ^. ^ ff Florets (l)y munlMTS) will n'jfist»-i jn-cunuiMv nm- over nicother:-22-2<», 2;^-^), 24-31, 2rwS2, 2(>^i>, 27.;^, 2.S.-«. :^i-44. S", •Im2: Si.

For two colors tlu'^folloAyii.ff Fl.,rets (l).v iiu.nlMMs) will rojfistor aceui-ately, oik- over tho

4^">1

Group A.

Complete Font. :ifl.r)(». Extni characters, cadi. 8 cts.

H 4 '> h t S i» 12

Group B.

Comi.lctc Font, ^2.(MI. Kxtia cliaiactcrs, cacli, 10 ci

f$ m '^ mp^ ^L (4^10 11 ];^ 14 15 ]H

«^ * ^ t 1«^ ¥17 IS li) 2(1 21 4(i

Group C.

Coiiii)lctc Font, $2M{). Extra characters, each. 12 cts.

* 1? IT ie sTfjc24

^& <^ ¥^ '^^"

2S ;^,i 37

38 :« 40

Group D.

Complete F\uit, #2.(H). Extra characters, eacii, 12 cents.

29

•i) 41

Clevela7td Type Fotunhy,

42

248

48 44

Cleveland , Ohio.

Ixogotvjpes, aeries 1.

Price Per Font—two characters each—$2.2(t. Cast on our s^tandard type bodie.-.

t1 2

Wor^ Oripar^eiptS; Series 1.

Complete Font, five sizes, 12.00.

12 Point.

I A 3 4 2

36 Point.

-4(« I + 14-

5 7 8 7 6

24 Point.

13 15 l« 18 14

l^-l'tf19 20 IS

Wor6 Oripan^ei^ts, Series 2.

Complete Font, four sizes, S1.8o.

I 2 3 4 3 2 I

18 POINT. 22 POINT.

8 "

24 Point.

5 7 9 10 8 « 13 18 15 14 12

17 19 21 22 20 18

Cln>eland Type Foundry, 249 Clei'eland, Ohio.

NEW

E,

BQRQEI^ ETC.

S\ /^ >^f

r.NTKHI.INK Fr.Ol RISHKr«.

^2.ni) Per Font.

CHARACTERS:

— A —o- < ?-'T— ^^g^

ill 4 ^'tr"^ r^ ^r ir

V" \

S5ii

i,>p!^siifZi,,,:,J3lik;^iK^-K;^"?^ Combination Border—Series 30 1. l^->^

r^i^^r^^ -r^r—'"S2a

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CHARACTKKS.

i 2 3

Cleveland Type Foundry, 2.50 Clezield lid, ( V; /tf

.

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^^ 4 2 13 §Jj

?'""%^l^r'^^l^r "''iMk-'" ''^^l^^" '^^1^$'" ''^^!^t>" '-Î^r ^"^^l^r "'^Î^r '"fÎî"' ''^ '^l^. .^..=.. ,^S^. ,ÂC.. ,^,.^. ,^SC^. .^^^. ,^..«-. ,^S^. ,^«^^^^ô^^^ ,^*-«..^W-'t»..^'W^.^^W'*.i'W^v^W**>.t^W'*>.t^^^**.i^W**^.t^'

<»! i^" rJaisy Harderj Nn, 3. 'I

CAST ON 3, 6 AND 12 POINT BODIES. "'*

Di CI'

l^lfr CHARACTERS: "'^f^

Clmeland Type Foundry,

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251

^1^^ ^\%% -i-% "."? ^'i^ -."? ^Vj%% -^5 -V-J>'.''; ^M'. ^1^

Clrt>ela7iti , Ohio.

12 Point Daisy Border, No. I

$2.70 PER FONT,

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ilri'eland Type Fotintiry, 251 A Cleveland, Ohio.

Collins fflorets— dfivst Seriesl-AIKNT Al-n.lKl) Kol;

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134 138 139 140 141 142 197

GROUP QEach character put up in sets of Four, at 40 cts. per set.

Single characters, each 12 cts.

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1(>8 109 170

Cleveland Type Foundry, 254 B Cleveland, Oht

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Each character put up in sets of Fuuu, at 50 cts. per set.

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Collins Berbers— jftrst SeriesPATENT APPLIED FOR

8 Point 201 gl 50

IS Point 200

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Font 30 inches

18 Point 108

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4f Font 20 inches 4^18 Point 17:5

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Cleveland Type Foundry 254 F Cleveland, Ohio.

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PATKNT AP1»L1K1> KOK

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Collins asanbs— jfirst SeriesPATENT APPLIED FOR

:;() I'oiNT 191 20 inches gl 50

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Collins JBanbs— fftrst Seriesr.VTKXr A1*1'LIKI> KOU

12 PoixT 174 30 im-lies gil 50

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18 Point 182 ;W inches g(l 50

18 Point 183 :V) inches g<l 50

18 Point 184 30 inches gl 50

18 Point 177 30 Indies ,91 50

18 Point 179 30 inches »! 50

18 Point 181 30 inches g!l 50

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CleTeland Type Foundry, 254 H Cleveland, Ohio.

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18 Point 221 ;>(» inclus !i«l 50

18 Point 2U .SO inches gl 60

18 Point 21; .SO inches gil ,50

18 Point 218 oO inches g<l 50

18 Point Collins 1! .SO inches »fl .50

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FUOREriTIME BORDERSin I'diNT !.")()

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16 Point 154 %\ 50

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12 Point 155 gl 50 8 Point 15(J

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Clerieland Type Foundry, 251 M Cleveland, Ohio.

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48 Point 205 12 inches $1 50

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42 Point 204 12 inches )i<l 50

Clei'eland Type Foundry, 25 i P Cleveland, Ohio.

-1 Point Hokukk No. 4. 2i inches, $1.5(1

18 Point Bokuek No. 24. 2i inches, $1.U()

12 Point Border No. 76.

24 inches, 75c,

\f 6 Point Border No, 84.

48 inches, $1.25.

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12 Pt. Border No. 78.

48 inches, $1.50.

12 Pt. Border No. 79.

48 inches, $1.50.

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Clez>eland Type Fimmiry, '2^ Cleveland, Ohio.

6 Point Borders.F«»nt< of 4 Ki'i't t-acli PtM- font, t'Mcli. $1.25.

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2 Point Borders.

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Per Font, S2.00.6 Point Borders.

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Per Foot, 40 cents.

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No. 1803.

Per Font, |3.00. Per Foot, 50 cts.

24 Point Borders.

No. 2406.

Per Font, $:^.50.

Per Foot, 60 cts.


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Cle7>eland, Ohio.

3 Point Borders.

Fonts of 10 Feet each. Per Font, each. S2.25

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.tfctuDfdiaftcit uon Dcr !Hi)ciHO«ÔCitD

loA, 50a. 8 Point German Title. $3.35

53462 igeife aneinanhct fcdlagen feine !^tti>ci^c unb fie ftagen

12A, 40a. 10 Point German Title. $3.00

SSeefen t)ai einc un^cmcin fi^dne Sage

Xieêv l»ie lion i^n ^vtv&fîUn fâi c^ ônixoU 5634

îe Sêtcinigten ^taaten

9A, 30a. 12 Point German Title. $;3.00

5234 îc Sanbfdîiftcn iion bet 9t^cini|egenD

Slcfte unb g^veuubfrfjcift

7A, 20a. 18 Point German Title. $3.70

rA, 2()a. ±i Point Gkkmax Titlk. SS.'iO

2S9 ^ttietifanifdic ^tbeitet

4A. lOu. 28 Point Gkrman Title. $4.10

^Ouftrtvte aSWtfer 89

4A, 10a. ;% Point Gkkman Titlk. S6.70

4A. lOa. 44 Point Ukkman TiTi.K. $10.15


15A, oOa. t) Point MoDKKN Fhaktuk. 82.0(»

Ter IH^rfl toon St^mcrifon fu^rt Iiurdi rin brritre toom întlifanal tiiirdifioffcnrtf

3i^ tfattt offrntliiti mrinrn Hui^tritt aitcf ber i^riftlii^rn Vanbrsfiri^r ;ffur^r|frn rrflort iinti brr 28

Wrine eanje 9laUir rmtiort fid^ Qr(|rit Urn ^cbanfrn

15A, 50a. 8 Pt)TXT Modkkx Fraktuh. S2.30

3456 9lur mit 3^tbrrfire6en treuntrn uiir un$ Dom S&alli in tier t^rrne ôd) nm

12A, 40a. 10 Point Modern Fraktur. $2.25

Seife aneinanbcr f(^(agcn feine ^niet{|c unb fie ftagen

3n tier fjetnc ôt^ om §orqontc êitnttittrtg (eur^ten unS SWonb unb 78

îe @efi^t(^te ber êutfiên Ctteratur

12A, 40a. 12 Point Modern Fraktur. $3.00

@itt ge^rbur^ ber îlafttftên Înatomie am

89 ^11 ^rlanb ift e§ nir^t ber ©auer meltêr ben Joben ©efl^t

îe Stigtba^tt in ber Sr^tneij

6A, 20a. IS Point Modern Fraktur. $2.70

(t^ mot «it^tiifir in SiiiisWmerifa

^n ^twerifa ertragen mit lielier einige 546

SUionii ttnii Me SterneCleveland Type Foundry, Trl Cleveland, Ohio.

6A, 20a. Point MoDKKN Kkaktur. St.Oj

@6tê ttitb SîBer

5A, loa. 28 Point Modkrn Fraktur. $4.90

i^ciitc Sflininer Xti^t 36

4A, lOa. 40 Point MoDRm Fraktur. S^.55

5 ânb ttttb 3tetnClmeland Type Foundry, 278 Clez<eland, Ohio.

ISA, 50a. 6 Point Gkrmax Titlk C(>xi>kxski). $2.00

!Scr ^tQ 0on St^ntcrifon fii^rt i)ur4 cin brcite^^ oom I'intbfanal

!J>ur(l>floffene« ttfal, on beffcn tjciticn Seitcn fitft bic erften ^Berflricfcn in jnne^menDcr (V$rb^c 2345

loA, 50a. 8 Point Gkrmax Titlp; Coxdkxskd. S2.50

ajJcinc pnjc ^fJatur cmpiirt fitft gegen ben ©cbaiifcii

Sangft wiilbt fid) im fcrncn 2Bcfteii meincr ^cimatb fdnifecnb âd} bod) bu 456

15A, 50a. 10 Poixt Gkrmax Title Condkxski). S2.70

!5)ic @ef(J6i(fttc ber !5>eut|(ftcn îtcratur

89 ^cftanen ®te notft Jina^ tu^ ^ftal trciumt bcr (5|jftcn an bcm gcnftcrn

15A, 50a. 12 Poixt Germax Title Coxdexsed. f;3.60

2)ie Sanbfâftcn tion ber Stêingegenb

Seben la| mic^ im 8anb ber greien mib 8ter6en lap mic^ îer 23

9A,30a. 18 Poixt Gkkmax Title Coxdexsei). $3.90

5)ic SDJobcrncn 8t^rtftcn MM^56 êr âuni ben einft bie 3âtcr îflanjtcn

8A,2oa. 22 Poixt Gkrmax Title Coxdexsed. $4.50

îc 8(!)iffc an ben 8tranb

Sdion tragt bid) bie fdinwle ^lanfe 34Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 274 Cleveland, Ohio.

7A, 20a. 2S Point (Jkrman Titlk Condkxskd. $6.05

Mmh unt) hit Sterne

®§ mar 8i(|t6ar in @iiro)ia 3

5A, Ina. 36 Point Gkrmax Title Condexskd. $6.50

®t[)ncc unb Si^

5 ^tci SBintct SDloiintc

4A, 10a. 40 Point Gekmax Title Condensed. S6.40

4A, 10a. 48 Point German Titlk Coxdensed. S9.'20

6 ^ffriie atnft3A,6a. 60 Point German Title CoxDEXSED. $8.55

^eutf((|(anti 5Cleiieland Type Foundry, 275 Cleveland, Ohio.

15A, 4()a. S Point (Jkkmania. $i.00

êvexn ^îttfc^^r "ûvnev unb ganger 1894

^rft^s ^rog^s "ûxnfeft t>evûnben xnxt <^cfatx^ itnb 'âng

12A, 40a. 10 Point Gkkmaxia. S3.30

êveinxqte ^taaien von ôxbatnevika

âxxbet nnb êxvevde 382 S^xtnft xxnb fitteratur

9A, 30a. 12 Point Gkrmania. S3.00

"^ûe ^cc^f nnb fcêne ^xexnanb

^nnc^ nnb JlCf Bc^cr^tge bxefe^^ ^xxn^xp 4

8A, 2oa. 14 Point Gkrmania. S3.40

7A, 20a. 18 Point Gkrmania. 13.75

êixnat pcuffc^cr îixxflCex 3

5A, loa. 22 Point Gkrmania. $3.95

exn^mic 6 g)crmartcn

4A, lOa. 28 Point Gkrmania. $4.85

tanex îramet 53A, 6a. 36 Point Gkrmania. $4.50

BRASS BRACES.

Prick ok Complktk Skt, $6.00.

NO. 38.

NO. 36.

NO. 34.

NO. 37.

NO. 30.

NO. 33.

PRICES: -Nos. 1 to 10, lr> cts. each ; 11 to 22, 20 cts. each ; 23 to 27, '^) cts. each ; 28 to 32,

3.T cts. each ; 33 to 38, \r> cts. each.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 211 Cleveland , Ohio.

BRASS RULES IN STRIPS OF 2 FEET.

No. Size.

101 1 Point.

Per Foot

102 Ten to Pica. oc.

103 VA Point. 6c.

104 2 Point. 8e.

105 Five to Pica. 10c.

106 3 Point. 12c.

lln 6 Point. 28c.

111 7 Point. 32c.

116 2 Point. Se.

llo 4 Point Special Facf. Kk-.

117 1 Point. 5e.

118 Ten to Pica. 5c.

119 VA Point. 6c.

120 2 Point. 8c.

121 Five to Pica. lOc.

122 ;5 Point. 12c.

12:3 4 Point. 16c.

124 r-> Point. 20c.

125 .-)i4 Point. 22c.

126 6 Point. 28c.

No.

133

Size. Per Foot

2 Point. 8c.


135 3 Point. 12c.

136 4 Point. 16c.

137 5 Point. 20c.

139 6 Point. 28c.

140 7 Point. . 32c.

147 3 Point. 12c.

148 4 Point. 16c.

150 nA Point. 22c.

151 6 Point. 28c.

152 7 Point. 32c.

1.53 8 Point. 84c.

15.5 10 Point. 40c.

158 2 Point. 8c.

159 3 Point. 12c.

160 4 Point. 16c.


,


KU 5 Point.

PkrFoit No.

20c. 186

Size.

o Point.

P«R Foot

20c.

Irt2 r^]4 P<»ii»t. 22o.

163 6 Point. 28c.

KU 7 Point. 32c.

1(5(5 i» Point. 3Sc.

KiT 10 Point. 40c.

1(58 11 Point. 4.>c.

109 12 Point. .)0c.


172 3 Point. 12c.

17:^ 4 Point. l(5c.

174 5 Point. 20c.

IT.-. .")>^ Point. 22c.

176 (5 Point. 28c.

177 7 Point. 32c.

ITS S I'nint.


188 6 Point. 28c.

189 7 Point. 32c.

\m 8 Point. 34c.

197 5 Point. 20c.

199 6 Point. 28c.

200 7 Point. 32c.

201 S Point. 34c.

208 53^ Point. 22c.

209 6 Point. 28c.

210 7 Point. 32c.

211 8 Point. 34c.

216 VA Point. 6c.

217 2 Point. 8c.

222 2 Point. 1-lc.

223 Pivc to IMca. ICc.

224 :', I'oii.t. ISc-.

22'i 4 Point. 20c.

CU-i'cliind, Ohio.

No.

235


Size. Per Foot No. Size.

IV^ Point. 6c. 279 3 Point. 21c.

236 2 Point. 8c.

240 VA Point. Pic.

241 2 Point. 14c.

-m Five to Pica. lOc.

243 3 Point. ISc.

[

2S4 4 I'.. int. 26c.

2S7 (i Point. ;«c.

244 5 Point. 24c.

iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii

253 1 Point. lie.

•254 Ten to Picti. 12c.

255 114 Point. 14c.

256 2 Point. 16c.


259 VA Point. 14c.

260 2 Point. 16c.

263 2 Point. 16c.


265 3 Point. 21c.

276 1^ Point. 14o.

291 Point. 43c.

303

304

4 Point.

5 Point.

2Gc.

31e.

306 (i Point. 3Sc.

316 4 Point. 26c.

320 li Point.

KT?

;38c.

322 8 Point. 4Se.

324 Ki Point. r>.Se.

3a3 Point. 38c.

342 Wz Point.

iK

14c.

343 2 Point.

rwA

16c.

;i44 Five to Pica. 18c.

;i45 3 Point. 21c.

mS 4 Point. 26c.

Cler'elanci Type Foutidyy, Clei'eland, Ohio.

BRASS DIAMONDS AND OCTAGONS.

Diamonds :—Nos. 1 and 2, T5c. each ; Nos. 3 and 4, 81.00 each.

Octagons :—Nos. 1 and 2, f 1.00 each ; No. 3, $1.25 ; Nos. 4 and 5, S1.50 each.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 2S1 Clei'eland, Ohio.

BRASS CIRCLES, OVALS AND OCTAGONS.

CiRCLEs:-Xos. 2 to 6, (iflc each; Xo. 8, 75c ; Xos. 10 and 12, Sl.OO each ; Xo. 14, $1.25.

OcTAGo.vs.—Xos. 6 and 7, .$1.00; Xo. 8. $1.25.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 282

Ovals:—Xos. 1 to 5, 90c each.

Cleveland, Ohio.

BRASS CIRCLES AND OVALS.

Circles.

No. 1 to 5, 60c each.

No. 7 and 9, 75c"

No,

No

Ovals.4, 90 cents.

No. 6 and 7, $1.25

No. 8 and 9, $1.50

Cleveland Type Foundry, 283Cleveland, Ohio.

LABOR-SAVING BRASS RULE.

No. 104—Two Point.

10 feet Font, $2.00. 3 ft Font, 85.25. 5 ft Font, $8.75

No. 2l7_Two Point.

10 feet Font, $2.00. 3 ft Font, $5.25. 5 ft Font, $8.75

No. 236—Two Point.

10 feet Font, $2.00. 3 ft Font, $5.25. 5 ft Font, $8.75

No. 160—Four Point.

3 ft Font, $4.80. 5 ft Font, $8.00


LABOR-SAVING BRASS RULE.

No. 173—Four Point.3 tb Font, $4.80. 5 lb Font, $8.00

No. 151—Six Point.

3 lb Font, $4.80. 5 ft Font, $8.00

No. I 63—Six Point.

3 ft Font, $4.80. 5 ft Font, $8.00

No. I 76—Six Point.

3 ft Font, $4.80. 5 ft Font, $8.00


BRASS DASHES.

NO 102

•

Nos. 100 to 129, inclusive, cut to measure from 12 to 15 ems Pica each, $0 10

" 15 to 18 " „ 15


BRASS DASHES.

NO. 143.

NO. I4S.

NO. 157.

Nos.!l30 to 159, inclu.sive, cut to measure from 12 to 15 ems Pica each $() 10

" 15 to 18 " '• 15

Clei>elnnd Type Foundry, 2S7 Clei-eland, Ohio.

BRASS DASHES.

NO. 163.

NO. I7<

Xos. 160 to 189, cut to measure from 12 to 15 ems Pica each, $0 10

" 15 to 18 " " 15

ADVERTISING RULES.

No. 1040, 1160 and 1190 cut Single Column, each 30 Oa Double Column, each, $0 08

No. 2580, 2600 and 2760 06 " " "0 09

No. 1040,

No. 1160.

No^^m

No. 2600.

No. lliHI. No. 2760.

CROSS RULES.

Cut for Single Column each, SO 06

No. 1.3.50.

No. 1360.

No. 1.390.

No. 1600.

No. 1620.

.Double Column, each, SO 10

No. 1630.

No. nm.

No. 1740.

No. 1750.

No 1760.

DASH RULES.

Nos. 1040 to 1044.*

each, SO 06

Nos. K^l to 1762 *' 08

No. 1041.

No. 1042.

No. 1043.

No. 1044.

No. 1361.

No. 1362.

No. 1601,

No. 1602.

No. I(i21.

No. 1622.

No. 16:^1.

No. 16:^2.

No. 1731.

No. 1732.

No. 1741.

No. 1742.

No. 1751.

No. 1752.

No. 1761.

No. 1762.


Metal Corners.

The prices given include a set of Four Corners.

1—20c. 2—20c.

^ ^ Wi s ^3—20e. 640—25c. 0—25c.

+ + 44 44 44* r^13—25c. 636—25c. 635—2oc. 638—25c. 15-r25c.

--125-30C.

21—25c.

30—25c.

18—30c.

^M

131—30c.

22—30c.

i <

:^^

a ^*-^fe sa182—30c. 185—50c. 185—50c. 183—40c.

g37—30c.

44h r35-152—50c.

31—30c.

35—30c.

32—30c.

I 29-40C. 1

fV)

^151—50c. 151—50c.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 290, Cleveland, Ohio.

Recipe Marks.

Jt!t

K ii> B B? B .? ^

Prices: Nos. 10 to 14, Five cents each; 15 and 16, Ten cents each; 17 to 19, Fifteen cents each

Complete set, Seventy-five cents.

Five-Pointed Stars.

* *2 • •a

7 X 6

Put up in fonts of four each. Price Sl.OO.


906-20C,

Cleveland, Ohio.

Card Logotypes

Price 10 cents each. Always order by number.

116 117 118 125 126 127 113 114 119 120 121 112 111 110 136 135 lU 139 138

137 140 141 142 143 144 145 122 123 124 130 131 132 m 149 168

S]—35c.

aught ofo8—tOc.

186—30c


187—30c,


558—75c.

^297—50l'.


2.55—20c. 322—10c. 323—10c. 2,56—20c.

324—15c. 326—15c. 327—15( 325—15c.

wm^ IK328—35c.

3667-60C.

3664—2oc.

3(j6<3—40c.


329—a5c.

1023—30c. 1022—30c.

330—75c.—Mortised.

3668—60c.

3663—2oc.

3665—40c.

a^^fS;i5—25c. 827—2Ue. T.S^t— loe. 742—15c. 81U-20C.

811-2UC. 727—2()c. 829—20c. 704—20c. 397—15c.

ff*rf>nfi»F*i»it ^^ ^'9 ^714—Zoc. 715-20C. 7.^-20e. 779-20c. 824-25c. S2.)-2..c.

956—25c. 817—25c. 776—20c.

txM^^^

826—25c. (45—20c. F25—25c.

;ii9—;i«)c. S()».;—25i-. 815—20c.

Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 295

7l>)—30c.

Cleveland, Ohio.


136.S—40c.

Cleveland, Ohio.

911—50c. 877—()()f.

913—a5c.

1374-4()c. 914-a5c. ylo—50c.

fe«§^

91( -.50c.


9l7-5()c.

Cleveland, Ohio.

853—35c. 84i)—40e. 84;3—50c. 84()—30c.

859-60C. 855—^oOc.

860—50c. 863—75c.858—45c.

865-81.00.

Cleveland Type Foicndry,

857-40C.

298

867-$1.00.

Cleveland, Ohio.

•#,a^i—oOc. 852—7oc. 8.74—5()c.

862—$1.00.


864—75c.

2<>9Cleveland, Ohio.


426—50c.

Cleveland, Ohio.

4(U-<iOc.

Cleveland, Ohio.

594—75c.


970-75e.

Cleielajtd, Ohio.

mx)—:)Uc.

Cleveland Type Foundry^

51:J—SI.00—1 Mortise.

30;^ Cleveland, Ohio.

427—75c.


185—.^l.W.


4(M)— (oc,


Cleveland Type Foitndry, 306

593—75c.

Cleveland, Ohio.

n |i||ii,i;:iLi i

(if

I!ii i:| iiin i

;

ii! ,:iii 'i ni.i'.Mnini ii

, i i i|iJiii i iiiii, ;i !|;i!ii| iii i| iJ ip ,.iii:iiiiiii i iii||i|!iiTTI l

iiiitaliilli

349-Sl.OO.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiisiiiiiiiiii

453—$1.25—Mortised. 4(i7-;5Ac,

;M21—$1 .25—Mortised.


^^^^ STAe,^^

345-50C.

920—r>Oe.


Ssm^

:i^4—??l.:^

277t)—75c.

Clereland, Ohio.

428—75c.528—75e.

969-$1.00. 899—$l.(H).

iKMl—JflJKI

Cleveland Type Foundry', 309

978—?lAt(i.

Cleveland, Ohio,

1004—90c. 1003—Hoc. 1(K)2—:i5e.

[POISON

1001—40c.

1000—;i5c. 1024—8oc.

10129—T.'ic.


m PDISONKc-td—(;.ic,

310

o26—oOc. '

Cleveland, Ohi

4t)()—ilOc,a38—40c.

;u2—.>()(•,


10228—tOc.

Cleveland, Ohio.

416—ode, 417—ode

Cleveland Type Foundry,Cleveland, Ohio.

102;V-«1.00.


4(i;5—;>(ic.

1027—90c.

404—$1.00.

646—7oc.


'xU—40c—Mortised.

Cleveland, Ohio

38'.:— ifl.tMj


:i;«—9()c.

Sftfvprtr,

510—t)Oc


335-75e.

Cleveland, Ohio.

'.t7;i-Sl.0().

Clfvclaiiii '/')•/><• Foundry,

!t4!l—;iO(

:}17

974—*1.(H).

Cleveland, Ohio.

NEWSPAPER HEADINGS.

10 cents per letter. Four-Line Pica, No. 2.—Caps and Lower Case.

Daily Moon.10 cents per letter. Four-Line Pica, No. 1.—Caps.

CITY POST10 cents per letter. Four-Line Pica Light Face, No. 2.—Caps and Lower Case.

Daily News.10 cents per letter. Four-Line Pica and Canon, No. 3.—Caps and Small Caps.

The Bee.14 cents per letter. Six and Four-Line Pica Light Face—Caps and Small Caps.

Herald12 cents per letter. Six-Line Pica Black.

Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 318 Cleveland, Ohio.

10 cents per letter.

NEWSPAPER HEADINGS.

FivK-LiNK Pica Modern Tkxt.

a% ®rikti^10 cents per letter. Five-Link Pica Black Ornamented.

11 nil12 cents per letter. Six-Link Pica Sloping Black.

ur etvs12 cents per letter. Six-Link Pica Black Opkn.

rot! %%t15 cents per letter. Seven-Line Pica Modern Text, Single Shaded.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 3U» Cleveland, Ohio.

IMPRINTS.

30 cents esu-h. N<»t loss than two iiiiule of any (uie kind.

DAY & NIGHT, PRINTERS, SUNDOWN, O,

No. :i")2.

J. D. CLINES, PRINTER, TROY, VA.

No. a56.

J. STETSON, PRINTER, WAKEGAN, OR.

No. a58.

SlaiKlaiMt Keview Co., Litliograplirrs, >VIIIiaiiis|ioi-t.

No. ;5t51.

NEW PUBLISHING COMPANY. CLEVELAND. OHIO.

No. ^5(j4.

NEWMAN, SMITH & JUDSON, JOB PRINTERS, NEW YORK.

SUB-HEADINGS.

Trimmed to 13 ems Pica, ."lO cents each. Not less than two made of any one kind.

Always specify by number face of type desired.

No. :m.

THE SALEM VOLKS FREUND.No. 302.

NewYoek Day Book.No. 30.1.

OMAHA BAZOO.No. 306.

TKOY CHRONICLE.No. 307.

®he ^atnxev of gieht.No. 30S.

No. 300.

No. 310.

No. 311.

ClevclaHci Type Foundry, 320 Cleveland, Oluo.

\a/ood Type.

SCHEME OF WOOD TYPE FONTS

3A 3a

Capitals. Lower Case.

75 65

Letters. Lktters.

A 3B 2C 2D 2

E 4

F 2G 2

H 2I 4J 2K 1

L 4M . 2N 3

3P 2

Q 1

n 3s 4T ... 3U 2V 2

w 2

X ... . 1

Y 2

Z 1& 1

3, 3; 1

: 11

' 2

1 2

4ACapitals.

106

Letters.

A 4B 3C 3D 3E 5F 3G 3H 3I 4J 3K 2L 5M 3N 4

4P 3

5 5T 4U 3V 3W 3X 2Y 3Z 26 2

44

; 2: 2- 1' 2! 3

2 3 4

2 2 2

4a

Lower Case.

90

Letters.

a 4b 3c 3d 3e 5f 3

I ::;:::r:Ji 4

1 5m 3n 4

4

P 3

q 2r 4s 5t 4u 3V 3w 3X 2

y 3z 2fi 1

fl 1

ff 1

ffi 1

ffl 1

6ACapitals.

120

Letters.

A 5B 3C 4D 4E 6F 3G 3H 4I 5J 3K 2L 6M 4N 5

5P 3

Q 2R 55 6T 5U 4V 3W 3X 2Y 3Z 26 2

44

; 2: 2- 1' 2! 3

8 9

2 2 5

5a

Lower Case.

104

Letters.

a 5b .3

c 4d 4e ..6

f 3

g ::::::::zJi 5

i 2k 21 6m 4n .5

o hP 3q 2r 5s 6t .5

u 4V 3w 3X 2y 3z 2fi 1

fl 1

ff 1

ffi 1

ffl 1

Figures 1

No. of each 3

6 7

2 2

$

2-26

WOOD TYPE.—Price List

PRICE per letter.

Lines Pica. 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 16 18 20 24 25 30 36

Class LClass MClass NClassClass PClass QClass R

6666668

666(j

668

6666668

666678

9

66H68

1011

888

8101213

991010121516

1010

1212141718

11

1213

14162022

1213

14151821

21

1214

1516192225

1315

1718

128

14161820242832

17192224283236

18202325303438

21

2427303;-)

4044

28313436414650

Indexes, per pair.—6-line, $2 ; 8-line, S2.25 ; 10-line, $2.50 ; 12-line, $3.00 ; 15-line

S3.25; 20-line, $3.50 ; 30-line, $4 ; 40-line, $6.

Borders, Corners, Stars, Tints, Combination Dashes and Catch Words not shown will

be furnished upon order.

In ordering Wood Type, purchasers are requested particularly to state if Lower Case

and Figures are wanted. Usuallv fonts of Wood Type are put up without, unless especi-

ally ordered.


WOOD RULE.

12 cents per Yard on Side Wood. 15 cents per Foot on End Wood.

Corners, 25 cents per Set.

Style D—11 Point. IStylo N—8 Point.

Stylo E-12 Point.

Stylo F—14 Point.

Stylo (i—IH Point.

Stylo P—10 Point.

Style Q—11 Point.

Style K—12 Point.

Style S—14 Point.

Style H—18 Point.

Style T—20 Point.

Style T—16 Point.

Style U—18 Point.

Style J—24 Point.

Stylo K—28 Point.

Style V—20 Point.

Style W—24 Point.

Stylo X—28 Point.

Style Ij—m Point. Style Y—:?H Poijit.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 323 Clez'eland, Ohi

STAR WOOD RULE.

Star. Rule, 30c per Foot; Corners 40c per Set.

Star Rule, No. 21.

nlStar Rule, No. 23.

Star Rule, No. 25.

Corners, $1.25 per set. Star Rule, Matching 6-Line Corners No. 116

Star Rule, No. 20.

Star Rule, No. 22.

Star Rule, No. 24.

Cleveland Type Foundry^ 324 Cleveland, Ohio.

Corners, &)c per set.

WOOD BORDER.

No. 2a5. Border, 60c per Foot

Comers, 80e per set. No. 328. Border, 80c per Foot

4^^ 4Vi. ^Vi. 4^^. 4^^5 $i $i $i ii StAt^ tAt^ Ât^ Ât^ Ât^ Vfv^ Â^

Corner?, 7t)e per set. No. 2<^9. Border, 70c per Foot

Si^ S\ Si^ Si^ Si^ 5ir ât -tAr 'ât -ât -ât -t

Corner^, fiOc per set. No. 164.

^^TTT^^TTT-^Border, 60c per Foot

Corners, 9()c i)er set. No. .S88. Border. fiOo per Foot

IIXIO.

8-Line, No. 8. 8-Line, No. 19.

6-Line, No

5-Line, No.

CORNERS.

Per Set of Four.

6-Line, Nos. 8, 18, 19 and 21 fl.O()

8-Line, Nos. 3, 18, 19 and 21 1.2510-Line; Nos. 3, 18, 19 and 21 1.50

CATCH WORDS.6-Line, Nos. 1 and 29 $0.258-Line, Nos. 1 and 29 0.30

10-Line, Nos. 1 and 29 0.3512-Line, Nos. 1 and 29 U.4015-Line, Nos. 1 and 29 0.40

STARS. 6-Line, No. 1.

6-Line, No. 1 $0.258-Line, No. 1 0.2.5

0-Line, No. 1 0.30l2-Line, No. 1 0.50iB-Line, No. 4 0.258-Line, No. 4 0.25lO-Line, No. 4 0.3012-Line, No. 4 0.50

INDEXES.5-Line, No. 2,

"2.00

6-Line, No. 2,"

2.008-Line, No. 2,

"2.L5

10-Line, No, 2,"

2..".0

12-Line, No. 2,'*

3.0015-Line, No. 2,

"3.25

20-Line, No. 2,"

3.50 5-Line, No. S.

8-Line, No. 2P.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 32() Cleveland, Ohio.

Class Q ^Yi Line, No. 96. He per Tietter

Class Q :\ Line, No. iKi. Oc per Letter

Class Q 4 Line No. 96. 6c per Letter

Class Q 5 Line, No. 96. 8c per Letter

Class (i 6 Line. No. 96. 10c per Letter

Cl'eveia-nd Type Foundry, 327 Cleveland, Ohio

Class ^^ 4-Line No. &y 6c per Letter

WET Rain^^^^^ Q 6-Line No. 60. 6c per Letter

DO Call<^la-ss 8-Line No. 60. 8c per Letter

Tim2Class lO-Lioe No. 60. 10c per Letter

HimClezielnnd Type Foundry, 328 Cleveland, Ohio.

^T;..«VnQ'^ 6c per LetterGlass N 4-ljiiie iNo. yo.

MASONIC FavoriteClass N 6.LineNo.934: Gcperl^r

OLD Men 5Class N ^^^ 8-Line No. 93. 8c per Letter

HE Swamnass\ 12-Line No. 93. 12c per Letter

Hand7^, , ^ -^ ^ n- J -^90 Cleveland, Ohio.Cleveland Fype Foundry, 6^

CIa8s O 4 Line, No. 629. «c per Letter

COLUMBIANHundredth 7Class 5 Line^No. 629 6c per Letter

GRANDERExhibitionClas^ 6 Linp, No. 629. 6c per Letter

IN RuedCleveland Type Foundry, 330 Cleveland, Ohio.

Class Line No. 629. 8c per Letter

Park2Class 10 Line No. 029. 10c per Letter

RobeClass 12 Line No. 629'. 12clper Letter

BirdCleveland I'ype Foundry

^

%\\ Cleveland, Ohio

^^»ss 5 Line. No. 627. 6c per Letter

BINDSRends6Class 6 Line, No. 627. L. ^6c per Letter

ROSEDimesCleveland Type Foundry, 332 Cleveland, Ohio.

Class 8 Line, No. 627. 8c per Letter

RaidClass 10 Line, No. 627. 10c per Letter

BedClass 12 Line, No. 627. 12c per Letter


Class N 6-Line, No. 260. 6c per Letter

Class N S-Line "tNo. 260. 8c per Letter

Class N 10-Line No. 260 10c per Letter

Cleveland Type Foundry, SU Cleveland, Ohio.

Class N 12-Line No. 260. Tic per Letter

Class N 18-Line, No. 260. ITc per Letter

Cleveland TyPe Foundry, 335 Cleveland. Ohio.

Class X 6-Line, No. 24. 6c per Letter

nil Enshes i

Class N 8-Line, No. 24. 8c per Letter

Class N 10 Line, No. 24. 10c per Letter

KG PrizeCleveland Type Foundry, 336 Cleveland, Ohio.

Class N o-Lhie. Nn. 24. 14c per Letter

Class N 20-Lhie, No. 24. ISc per Letter

Cln'fland Tv/'f Fouudry Ci'ti'elanti, Ohio.

Class N 6-Liue No. l.v; i)C per Letter

BLUE BirdClass N 10-Line No. 15(). 10c per Letter

n).DidClass N 15-Line. No. lo(i 14c per Letter

Cleveland Type Foundry, 338 Cleveland. Ohif-

Class 6-Line, No. 116. 6c per Letter

ZLRatClass 10-Line, No. 116. 10c per Letter

Hole.Class 1-2-Line, No. 116. 12c per Letter

Cleveland Type Foundry, 3^9 Cleveland, Ohio

Class L n-Line, Xo. 2()(i. (Hj per Letter

Class L 10-Line, No. 2f)(i Itc per Letter

Class L l.VLine, No. 266. I'lc per Letter

Cln^flaud Type Foundry, ?^ Cln'elanii, Ohio.

Claas fHliiiie No. 47. 6c per Letter

GetinClass 8-Line No. 47. 8c per Letter

CowClass U»-Line Xo. 47. lOc per Letter

Bit!Cln'eland Ty/ye Foundry, ;U1 Clc-.'elami ,

Ohio.

Class M

Tl

i

m n6-Line, Xo. 150. 6c per Letter

LkdClass M 10-Line, No. 150. 9c per Letter

Class M 15-Line, No. 150.

CleTclan.l Type Foundry, 812 Cleveland, Ohio.

REVISEDPRICELISTMACHINERY

AND PRINTING MATERIAL.

Price Tist.

/KCME STANDARD MAILER.

Points of Hxcellence ot" the Acme Standard Mailer.

It is economical.It is eas3' to learn.

HasA' to handle.

Does rapid work.

It is not liable to get outof order.

Its lasting qualit3- is sec-

ond to none.

Its action is automatic.

The Machine was designed by a Practical Mailer,

for years at the head of the mailing department of a

great daily paper. It will perform the same work as

the higher priced mailing machines, and is in manyrespects superior to thtm.

Its simple construction renders it comparatively free from " Break Down."It is highlj- finished and nickel plated, and everj' part can be readily duplicated.

It is securely packed in a light wooden box, and can be sent at small cost.

Price, no Royalty Net $15 00

LABOR SAVING QUOTATION FURNITURE.

12 It) Fonts

25 "

$3 00 50 lb Fonts $12 50

6 25 100" " 25 00

RAILROAD FURNITURE.

Railroad furniture is cast in lengths

of 161^ inches, and 3, 4, 5, 6, 8. 9

and 10 ems Pica wide, for use in

book forms.

Price per pound, cut to meastire

^-ifNot put up in labor saving fonts.

STEEL PERFORATING RULE.

Steel Perforating Rule, cut labor saving, 4 feet fonts $3 00

Cleveland Ty/>e Foundry, 344 Cleveland, Ohio,

SPECIAL LOGOTYPES AND OHAKACTERS.

SjM'cial lojfotyiK'S and duiracters for railroad and iiiiswllaiieim.s work I'ligraved and

cut to oixier. Following are samples^ of some wo have engraved and which we cai- npply

to order.•"'/1j I'oint ajid Agate l?odies.

1 2 ;{ 4 .-. (! 7 s !Mt 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0""

(') P(»int IJody.

1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 O X x X + ^ # '' am I™ v\i t-M Ar Lv ^ ^ ??"

1234 5 789 1234567890S Point JJody.

10 Point IJody.

/ % %

P. M. A.M.

12 Point Body.

^SUPERIORS AND INFERIORS.

hVi Point T^ font...$l oO %^ mPoint.

Point.

Point.

1 ;i-).

1 («).

1 aO.

3 lo

290

Figures, Lcvtcim.

9 Point ¥ font. ..SI 4o S2 90

10 Point " ...155 2 95

11 Point " ... 1 50 3 00

12 Point " ... 1 65 3 20

PIECE FRACTIONS.

6 Point I?'- font. ..So 00

7 Point " ...5 00

8 Point "... 3 (JO

9 Point "... 3 (JO

10 Point.

11 Point.

12 Point.

18 Point.

;p font. ..S3 50"

... 3 30*'

... 3 00"

... 3 2?

K.xcclsior.

Diamond.

MUSIC.

Average weight of smallest font.*

.;50 tt)S...Sl()8 00

m *'... 9(; (Ml

Agate 30 fts S 72 00

Nonpareil No. 3 m *' 120 00

ANNEX TYPE BOX.

In composing matter reqiiiriisg char-

acters usually kept in the upper part of

the cap case, it is often tiresome andcomparatively slow work, on account of

the extended movement of the handnecessary to reach them. The AnnexType Boxes can be readily attached to

any compartments of the lower case, andare nnide scoop shaped so that the type

may he easily taken from them by the

compositor. When attached, the type

in the lower case is fully as accessible as

before.

Annex Type Box, price per dozen

Annex Type Box, price each

BELLOWS.Extra made, each %\ (tO

Cie7'ciii)iif '/_)'/(• /-'oil IIif)y, 34.> ClfVi-Uiiitl, Ohio.

BLANKETS.

17X21 20X19 each...$2 75...SI 75

20X25 24X23"

... 3 25... 2 00

21X27 25X25"

... 3 50... 2 25

24X30 28X28"

... 4 00... 2 75

25X35 29X33"

... 5 50... 3 75

29X42 34X40**

... 6 25... 5 00

32X46 38X44"

... 8 75... 6 50

33X50 38X47"

... 9 75... 7 50

36X52 42X49"

...11 25... 9 25

40X54 46X53"

...12 25...10 00

17X21 2('X.9.

20X2;-) 24X2.-5.

21X27 25X25.

24X30 28X28.

25X;i5 2^>X:«.

29X42 MXiO.

32X46 :«X44.

33X50 ;«X47.

36X52 42X4i».

40X54 46X')3.,

.each...$;i 00"

... 4 25"

... 4 75"

... 5 75"

... 6 50"

... 8 75"

...10 50

,

•• ...11 75

,

" ...13 2.5

"...15 00

BOOKS FOR PRINTERS.

Wilson s Punctuation $1 50

Burgoyne's Cost of Stock 2 00

American Printer ; 2 00

Practical Printer 1 00

Printers' Order Book 3 00

Printers' Ready Reckoner 50

Ringwalt's Encyclopedia of Printing 6 00

BRONZING PAD.

Receives the bronze in the

top and delivers it through

valves in the center of the

fur at bottom, passing

through a sieve before

reaching the paper. Thequantity of bronze used can

be regulated by the thumb-screw at end of pad.

''^^-^P.'"O'^G.

Elm City Bronzing Pad, large size 2]4XQ inches..

Elm City Round Bronzer, light work, 2% inches

.S2 50

. 1 50

Rich Gold Bronze, per oz $0 25I»ale " " " 25Rich Perfection Gold Bronze, per oz.... 40Pale " " " " .... 40

BRONZES.Silver Bronze, per oz $0 30

Crimson " " 40Green " " 40

Copper •' " 40

BRASS CURVES AND CLAMPS.

Curves and Clainps, per font, 180 pieces

BRUSHES.

S8 00

No. 3, Bristle, 2 X4 SO 35

" 4, " 3 X8 50

" 5, " 3V^Xi' 75

" 7, Tampico, 3 X8 25

Clnieland Type Foundry,

No. 8, Tampico, 3 X'dVi SO 35

" 10, Black " 3^X9 65

" 11, " " 3^X9, handle, 70

;J4g Cleveland, Ohio.

PEERLESS BENZINE CAN

teelf-lockiiig stopper, preventing waste ami evapor

ation and reducing insurance premiums. Simi)le in

construction and economical; automatic in its operation

and without springs. The Peerless is an absolutely safe

benzine and turpentine can, adapted for use in printing

offices. In whatever position the can may be placed

—whether upright, or on its side, at an angle of forty

five degrees, or perpendicularly with its mouth downward—the stopper is always firmly locked, and the con-

tents are securely held.

Directions:—Hold the can with the mouth down-

ward, then a slight shake or jar with the hand will

unlock the stopper and release the fluid.

Peerless Benzine Can, quart size only $0 75

BODKINS AND TWEEZERS

No. 1, Wood handle ^ tO 15

Closing Spring Bodkin and Tweezers Combined SO 75

iiy~~

;illl!l!i!l

'

"'"

ilii*"!!"™:

No. 1 Tweezer. *) 75

PJlll|l|IHI|ill

No. 2 Tweezer t() 6.5

,,

i;sByiiiiii

Jliit.

No. :i Tweezer §<) 30

No. 4 Tweezer »0 20Common Tweezer 0^15Printers' Combined Knife, BodKiii a. id Tweezer 2.25

Cleveland Type Foundry, 347 Clez'eland, Ohio.

BRASS LEADS AND SLUGS.

Six to-Pica, cut to Vo\. Mfasme, ?. lt> $0 75 I Twelve-to Pica. cut to ('<.!. .Moas.. * lb SI ()0

Eight-to-Pica. " '* " 80 | Nonpareil and tliicker. 75Ten-to-Pica, iM)

BRASS RULE.

12 Point. ..per foot, oOc.lab. sav'. per tt>. $1 50.. .wt. 10 ft. fonts, 6 lbs., oz...price font, S9 00

4

3

2

IV2

40c.

:^c.

3.*c.

28c.

20c.

16c.

12c.

08c.

me.

1 50...

1 60...

1 60...

1 00...

1 00...

1 60...

1 60...

1 75...

2 00...

4 " 8 "...

4 * 0"...

li " 5 *'...

3 ' 0"...

2 ' 4"...

1 • 14 "...

1 ' 8'^..

1 " 2"...

' 12 "...

6 75

6 40

5 30

4 80

3

3 00

2 40

2001 50

Above prices apply only to plain faces. For specimens of rule, see pages 278-280.

BRASS SPACE RULE.

Six-to-Pica ^^lb$2 m Twelvc-to Pica .

Eight-to-Pica " 2 753 ft $3 50

OUTFIT FOR BRASS RULE WORK.

Outfit for Brass Rule vvork, consistinj; of Soltleriui,' Copper and Acid, IJlow Pipe, Wire

Solder, Round and Fiat Plyers, S(tinu-e (Iraver, File Stone, File, Try S<iuare.

Price, complete, bo.xed ^ 85

BRASS LEADERS.

6 Point per lb SI 00

8 Point.... " 1 60

10 Point.

12 Point.

.per Itj m r>0

1 40

4®="Either dotted or hyphen face rule can be ordered, and will be made to line with any

face ofitype by sending a cap " II " and a lower case *' m " for sample.

Cleveland Type Foundry 348 Cleveland, Ohio.

CABINETS.

This cabinet, made in Walnut and Cherry, contains on the left 2 hir}?e sort drawere

and 20 two-third job cases, in the center, safe receptacles for 5 bi"ass galleys and 16 full-

si/.ed job cases; on the right, 2 sort drawers and 20 two-third job cases, same Jis on the left

side. On the left upper surface are sub-divisions for labor-siiving leads of various thick-

nesses, from 4-eni pica up, and on the right are spaces for the larger display type, face up,

both of which are sunken sufficient to admit of putting up a pair of cases, left and right,

without injurj' to their contents; and in the center u)ii)er surface are, always uncovered,

every convenience for labor-saving rules, combination Ixtrders, right and left ornaments,

etc. The addition of the projecting front makes it serviceable as a printers' type-stand,

at which the compositor can work. With all straight front cabinets this cannot be done,

a,s there is no room for the compositor to assume a working position.

Two extra pairs of sliding top cases go with each cabinet, .is shown in cut.

Price, Walnut ^i;l;^0 tK)

Price, Cherry *12r> IKI

Hoxing, *5 00.

Cln<eland Type Foundry, Wi Cleveland, Ohio.

COMBINATION CABINET NO. I.

Combination Cabinet. No. I

—

Blackwalnut.Price SS5 OO...Boxing:S2.")()

Contains Eighteen Italic Cases, (or other cases, as may be desired), Eighteen Two-Thirdsiiltalic Cases, Two Pairs Cases on top, (40 cases in all). Two Drawers for Copy andTen Drawers for Sorts.

COMBINATION CABINET, NO. 2.

Combination Cabinet, No. 2

—

Blackwalnut.

Price $65 00. .. Boxing S2 50

Contains Thirteen Italic, or Triple Cases, as may be desired ; Seventeen Two-Thirda

Italic, and Two Pairs Ca.<es on top ; also. Two Copy and Four Sort Drawers.

Clev€land Type Foundry^ 350 Cleveland, Ohio.

CALIFORNIA CABINET

The Calikornia Cabinet contains

fourteen Two-Thirds Cases, six full Job

or Italic Cases, four Triple Cases, two

pair News Cases, and two Pairs on top,

and two Copy Drawers.

Price $65 00

Boxing S2.50.

iFORNiA Cabinet— Blackwalnut.

EAGLE CABINET

The Eagle Cabinet contains

sixteen Italic or Job Cases, eigh-

teen Condensed Italic, with two

pairs of News Cases on top of Cab-

net, and two Copy Drawers. It is

•nade of blackwalnut, oiled.

Price $80 00

Boxing 82.50.

Eaqle Cabinet—Blackwalnut.


STAINED CABINETS.

Full SrzE Stained Cabinet Galley Tof Two-Thirds Case Cabinet Galley Top

These are new Cabinets to take the place of the high priced Cherry Cabinets, and areexactly the same, with the exception of the sides which are stained and varnisljed, andwhile as good as the other, are sold at much lower prices.

Price of Stained Cabinets

GALLEY TOP.

V2 Two-thirds Cases

1«> " "

Ifl) " "

12 Three-fourths Cases...

16" "

...

20" "

...

12 Full Cases

Vi •' "

2() ** "

.$15 (X) $12 00

. 18 00 14 00

. 21 00 16 00

. 18 00 1,5 00

. 22 00 18 00

. 26 00 21 00

. 22 00 19 00

. 26 00 22 00

. .30 00 25 00

italic. blank.12 Two-thirds Ca,ses $18 00 $15 (X)

16 " " 21 (X) 17 00

20 " " '24 00 19 m12 Three fourtiis Cases 21 00 18 00

16'* *' 25 00 21 Of)

20'* " 29 00 24 00

12 Full Cases 25 00 22 (H)

16 " *• 29 00 a5 ()0

20 " *' ;« 00 18 (M»

Clei'eland Type Foundry,

Bo.xinK $l.(X).to $1.25.

mi Cleveland , Ohio.

STAINED CABINET.

Plat Top, 20 Case Stained C.ibinet, with two pairs Double Case Brackets.

Double Case Brackets, per pair $1 25

For'price of C.ibiuets see preceding page.

MAIL LIST CABINET.

This cabinet will hold an entire

mail list outfit. Tha first space is a

cupboard to hold the niailing'niachine,

roller, etc. The niiddb space will hold

30 galleys of either Mustang orl.Ruk-

eiibrod pattern, or In rtgular wide

brass mailing galleys. The third

space contains 7 sort drawers. If

ir.ore galley room is needed, shelves

can be substituted for a part or all

the sort drawers. The top has a

movable galley rest; it can also be

used as a u'ailing work table. Iron

brackets to hold a pair of cases can be

attached to this cabinet.

# Mail List Cabinet $27 00^ Boxing, $1.00.

Iron ITrackcts, per pair 2 00

Ccveland Type Foundry, 353 Cleveland, Ohio.

POLHEMUS CABINET.

PoLHEMus Cabinet Front View.

Price, Double, Stained $75 00. ..Cherry or Walnut ^POnOO

Price, Single, " 35 00... " " 42 00

The Double Cabinet contains 18 full sized Jobs, 20 % Jobs and 2 pairs News on top.

The Single Cabinet contains 18 lull sized Jobs, and 1 pair Neus en top.

WOOD TYPE CABINET.

This cut shows our new Wood Type Cabinet, something timt has long been needed in

all job oflBces. The slots in the cases can be adjusted to any size type, and are made dust

tight, so that the wood type is always clean and ready for use.

Flat Top.

12 Case, Z3x;^2 inches $22 00

16 " ' " 27 00

20 " " " 81 00


$25 00

30 0')

12 Case, 23x44 inches....

16 "2(5 00 30 00

.... 3(j Of) 40 00

35 00

Boxin

I

20 " *'

g $2.00.

554

.... 45 00 50 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

WINDOW CABINET.

Window Cabinet, with Patent Tilting- Bracket.

Speciallyrdesigned fox* rlacing in front of a window, as they do not obstruct the

light, of which the cases on t^p get the full benefit. Two men may work undis-

turbed at the sides, while the job casea in front are convenient for other men. The

top is flat, and useful for holding tied-up type.

These Cabinets have the Hamilton Patent Tilting Bracket and Gialley Rest, wiiich

enables a compositor to empty his sticks without leaving the Cabinet, by simply tilt-

ing the lower case as shown in the cut, thus exposing the galley.

Made in ash with antique oak finish, or hardwood, cherry finish. Bottom is made

flush to floor to prevent pi from getting underneath Cabinet.

Window Cabinet, witiri8 full-size Cases, two i airs of News Gates on top.

Boxing, 81.50.

m tx)


BOOK BINDERS' CABINET.

6 Cap Cases, J^ size $ 8 00

10 " " V, " 12 00

15 " " Vi. " 16 50

Other sizes to order. Boxing extra.

Book Binders- Cabinet. ^-

These Cabinets are made of the best seasoned Cherry, highly finished, and the Cases

are ornamented with bronze handles. They are made of different sizes to suit the wants

of purchasers. The price is low enough to be within the means of every Book Binder, andat the same time be consistent with good workmanship and the best material. They are

compact in form, and the sizes such as will readily admit of their being placed on a table

or stand, out of the way, and yet convenient for use.

INK CABINETS.

Thousands of dollars are annually

l()^t to job printers, generally, in the sin-

'^]e item of Ink wasted through lack of

a proper place to keep the cans or jars

contiiining the same. More particular-

ly is this so in regard to colored andliigh-priced Inks not continually in use,

for when placed on shelves or left lying

around anywhere, (if only out of the

way), an estrangement. often occurs be-

tween can and cover, and the Ink re-

ceives a quantity of dirt, or skins over

from exposure to the air ; in either case

a lo&s of Ink is the result. AVith the

Ink Cabinet a place may be had for

overy can or jar of Ink, and with every

can or jar in its place the loss of Inkfrom such sources would cease.

The price is low enough to bring it

within the means of every job office.

(K Cabinet.

Contains four compartments suitable for Ink, etc., with Marble Slab, 18X24 inches,

on top for mixing Inks. Price $13 00

Boxing $1.03.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 356 Clczeland, Ohio.

SORT CABINET.

10 Drawer Cabinet, arranged in 2 tiers $ 25 00

15 " " " " 3

20 '*" " " 4

2.5 " " ** " 5

30 "

a5 "

25 00.. .Boxing, SI 00

40 00.. .•• 1 50

.55 00.. 2 00

70 00.. ." 2 50

85 00.. 3 00

100 00. ." 4 00

Galley Cabinet.

This is a verj- useful piece of furniture for every printing office, as it is a verj' con-

venient receptacle for gallej'S filled with matter, or empty, as the case may be.

To hold 20 single or double galleys S14 00

40 **" " 25 00

60 " " " 36 00

Boxing, $1.25.

WROUGHT IRON PIPE STANDS.

Single Stand, without racks t 9 CO

Single Stand, Avith racks for eight cases 10 50

Single Stand, with racks for eight cases and galley rest 11 50

Double Stand, without racks 12 CO

Double Stand, with eight racks 13 50

Double Stand, with eight racks and galley rest 15 00

Double Stand, with eight racks, galley rest and racks 23 50

Double Stand, with nicks for eight full and eight % cases 17 00

Double Stand, with galley rest and racks for si.xteen full cases 18 50

Double Stand, with galley rest and galley mck, racks for eight full and eight % cases 28 50

Cleveland Type Foundry. 357 Cleveland, Ohio.

NEW YORK DOUBLE STAND.

New York Double Stand, with Racks for 30 cases and 2 pairs on top $12 00

NEW YORK QUADRUPLE STAND,

New York Quadruple Stand, with Racks for 60 Cases and 4 pairs on top $20 09


AUTOCRAT CASE STAND.

Single, holding 19 full cases S 8 50** " 19 ** paneled end and back 10 00

Double, " at " 10 00*' :U ** paneled tîdes 1100

Boxinsr, >.IJ>*). If male of black walnut, î.Od extra.

CITY STAND.

In the City Stand the upper

case is brought upward and

forward, partially over the

lower case, but not interfer-

ing with it. The lower case

rests on slides and may be

pushed back, when it uncovers

a galley shelf, as shown in cut.

Price, Single, for 15 full-

size cases, with galley

shelf $6 75

I ice. Double, for ;^full-

î/,e cases, with 2 galley

shelves 9 50

CASE RACK.

This Rack is very convenient to store away

extra cases.

It is made of whitewond and put together

with bolts.

If desired, we can make the Rack with pan-

eled end, at additional cost of $1.50.

Pluiii as Closed Backin Cut. and Sides.

To hold 10 Full Size Cases $ 5 50 $ 7 75

16 " " " 7 GO 9 50

20 ** " *' 8 00 11 00

24 9 CO 12 00

" 30 " " " 10 00 13 00

40 " " " 14 00 17 00


CASE STANDS.

The upright center and end

pieces are each complete for

setting up ; the latter mor-

tised to receive the ends of

the long front and rear cross

pieces, each of Avhich have

bolts at both ends, to firmly

hold the stand together.

Double Stand.

Size and Price.

Single Stand, with Rack for 12Twc-Thirds Cases $3 00

Single " '•'• 12 Full Cases 3 25

NewsDouble

3 75

and 8 Two-Thirds Cases 4 25" 10

" " 5 00

" 12" " 5 50

600with cluSL'd ends 7 00

bhickwalnut, S2.00 extra. Stands to hold any number of Cases made to

To Set Up:

First unscrew bolts from the

end of the front cross pieces

and pass same through holes in

the end pieces ; tighten a little

and repeat with the rear cross

pieces ; put the center upright

in place and then fasten with

screws ; tighten bolts firmly

and put on rest for case. The

bottom front cross piece is mor-

tised for center upright ; the

other pieces will easily explain

themselves.

The other stands are set up

in the same manner.

Clezieland, Ohio.

News Stand.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 3()()

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In regard to no one tliinjj in a printing office is tliere sneh a variety of opinions as in

ihe pro)Ji'r vay to "lay" cases—aach office insisting; that iff way is the l)est, even thoughthat way may change the boxes of only a few nniiiiitoitant cliaractors. snch as j, ', fl, U, orthe fractions. In many offices the caps and small c'iii)s ar«' transiiosed, tiiough for Avhatgood reason we never fully understood. Aj>lan we have tried for years, aiul found to workentirely to our satijifaction is given above.

CASES.

- Li > A 2

News Cases.

News (upper and lower) per pair $1

Improved Lower Case.

Improved Lower Case SO 95

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Triple Case.

Triple Case


$0 90

Cleveland. Ohio.

CASES.

Italic, or Job Case.

Italic, or Job. SO 90

Yankee Job

Yankee Job Case.

...SI 00

Improved Job Case.

This case is made to take in a complete font of caps, small caps and lower case.

Improved Job Case $1 20

California Job Case.

California Job C.ise. ..$,) 90

Border and Ornament Case.

This case is needed in every printing office. It will liokl six fonts of border.

Border and Ornament Case SI 25


CASES.

Figure Case.

Figure Case 91 00

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(0 QUADS.

S^-ACE AND Quad Case.

Space and Quad Case. «1 00

Metal Furniture Case.

This case is double depth, and will hold one hundred pounds of fui-niture.

Metal Furniture Cafe f2 00

Labor-saving Lead or Slug Case.

Labor-Saving Lead or Slug Case $1 00

Lauoh-Savinu RULt C--b. .

Labor-Saving Rule Case $1 15

Cleveland Type Foundry^ Cleveland, Ohio.

CASES.

Butler Job case.

Butler Job Cases, per pair $3 50

Two-Thirds Job Case.

Two-Thirds Job Case $0 75

Improved Two-Thirds Job Case. Two-Thirds Rule Case.

Improved Two-Thirds Job Case SO 90

Two-Thirds Rule Case 90

Two-Thirds Blank Case 45

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AAkJkk AmmTwo-Thirds News Cases.

Two-Thirds News (upper and lower), per pair

364Cleveland Type Foundry,

81 40

Cleveland, Ohio.

CASES.

Case No 1 is exactly one-fourth the inside measurement of an ordinary blank case, but

is made double, i. e., has two complete cases in the same frame. It is designed for small

offices and will hold two complete fonts or kinds of labor-saving rule, of 8 pounds'each, or

a total of 16 pounds in the case. The boxes are so constructed that the differentl lengths

are kept standing, so they can be quickly and easily taken from their respective places.

Case No. 2 is of the same dimensions as Case No. 1, and like it holds Iti pounds.of rule,

all of one font or kind, however.

Harris' Imi>ioved Rule Case, No. 1 $1125

'* No. 2 100" No. 3 100

No. 4 100

Blank Case.

Blank Case SOLSS

mmmmiimiiimmiiMk

Wood Type Oase.

Wood Tyre Case, to fit stand


%\ 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

CASE BRACKET.

Case Bracket to hold ope case per pair, SO 75" " *' two " " 1 25

IMPROVED CARD CUTTER.

PATENTED.

An important feature of this machine is the ease with which the gauge is set to anydesired size, from a half-inch to a half-sheet card. This is done by a rack and pinion,accurately cut by special machinery. The position maintained by the gauge is perfectlyparallel with the knife. A clamp, conveniently arranged, holds the card firmly, in-

suring a smooth and true cut.

It will be observed we have dropped the 28 inch size, and have reduced the price of the30 inch size to S45.00.

Price; cuts 30 inches in the clear $45 00

ELM CITY CARD CUTTER.

It is so made that a full sheet of card board may be cut on it with as little trouble asany larger machine. There is no other cutter of its size that will do this.

Price.... $12 00

PEERLESS CARD CUTTER.

Very useful in every paper mill, paper warehouse and printing office. "With twelveinch blade any size sheet may be cut. The sheet of cardboard, to be cut, may lie i)erfectly

flat on the table, a positively necessary feature in accurately cutting heavy stock.

Price (cuts 12 inches) $12 00" 24 " ;-i5 (K)


BOSTON CARD CUTTER.

These machines are made in a thoroiifrh manner. The frame is of iron and the table of

hardwood. The front gauge is positive, easily set and accurate, being controlled by a rack

and pinion which holds the jrauge exactly parallel with the knife. It has a reversible iron

back gauge extending 28 inches from the knife, and a side gauge which may be placed in

three different positions on the table, according to the size of work being cut.

Sheets or strips of any length can be cut, as the standard holding the upper knife has

an offset, allowing the inside strip to pass over it, and the outside strip under it.

Price, 24-inch blade, boxed S20 00

" 12 12 00

OAST IRON CHASES.

Size Outside Chase.

6 8016 1

12 1

6^^X14^ 1- 9 1

10 1

8o60406025

3o

lV^Y:S>Vi 2 45- - " 30

35o50075607095

8010 Xlo 2 00

2 102 80

10^X11^ 1 70' '9010 X14105^X271/^ 2

11HX16V^ 2ViViY^WA 212 X15 2

Size Outside Chase. Piucx

12 X18 $2 40506065303040458595

i;^^X25j13^X41 .

14 X17 .

14 X21 .

14^X18^.14^/^X19 2

14V^X20 2

15 X191534X15^.15 X30

60455055

14^X3/^M 3 50~ 504025

16 X20 2 65'75

1085

19>4X243^ 3 OO'^ ~ 500000

16 X2118 X22183^X201^.

JOB PRESS CHASES.

For Gordon, Peerless, Star, Universal and Liberty Presses.

Steki.. Cast Ihon.

7X11 in'hes inside $2 70 %\ 00

8X12 " " 3 CO 1 25

9X13 " " 4 50 1 25

10X15 " " 4 50 1 50

Clereland Type Foundry,

SiEH.. Cast It'0.-».

11 X17 inches insde $.5 00 %\ Ih

13 X19 ** " 5 00 2 00

14 X20 " " 5 75 2 50

143^X22 " " 6 00 3 00

.367 Cleveland. Ohio.

WROUGHT IRON CHASES.

Pair of Twin Chases.

OuTSiBE Measure, Each. I.n-side Measure, Each

No. 1—5 Column Folio U X2\% VIV^X'^Wa.2-63—7

5—86-8

.WAX2\ 14^X22

8—9

Special

$ 9 5010 00

li%X25% \1%X^W4 1100.20^X27 18%X24% 12 00.21^X28 19fHX2.^% 13 00.22%X29 2(.%X2fi% U 0023%X30i^ 21%,X2S 15 00

wide 23}^X32 21i/^X293^ 16 50

wide.,

wide.

-Column Folio for narrow margin, 16x23 outsidj, 14>^x21 inside, tlO.OO.

Pair of Twin Chases

lasure, Each. -•SIDE Measi. Price per Pair

No. 1—4 Column Quarto." 2—5 " "

.

•• 3-6 " ".

" 4-7 " " 253^X37K 23^X35^.Center Bar, 1 inch.Special 6-Column Quarto for Narrow Margin, 22%X32 out.«ide, 21X30 inside, 1 inch

i ron top, bottom and front, % inch backs, 1 inch center bar, $16.00.

.18 X24!^ 16i^X22V^ $14 50nV^Xt^y^ 19^X-i6^ 15 50.23%X3yi.^ 21%X3(.% 16 00'>.'%uvs7iyi: •wizv.'i^i^ 17 50

IDE Measure. Inside Measui Price, Each

Book or Shiftinq-Bar Chase.


No. 1 17X21 15 X19 $8 00" 2 20X2.5 18 X23 8 50" 3 24X30 22 X28 9 00" 4 25X35 22%X32% 9 50" 5 29X42 265^X39% 10 00" 6 32X46 29%X43% 11 00" 7 34X5(1 3lkX47J^ 12 00" 8 36X52 33^X49)^ 13 00" 9 40X54 37i/^X5IH 14 00•' 10 40X60 TiV^XblYT, 15 00

Center Bar. 1 inch.Cross Bar, % inch.

33; Cleveland, Ohio.

CHASES.

Heading Chase with Cross Bar—Wrought Iron.

6X17 inches inside, flat cap So 50

8X21 demy 6 00

8X28 double cap 8 00

Skeleton Chase.Outside Measube. Measure. Price, Each

X19 $ 5 00

5 50

6 00

No.l 17X21 15

" 2 20X25 18 X23" 3 24X30 22 X28" 4 25Xa5 22%X32% 6 50" 5 29X42 26%X39% 7 50•• 6 32X46 29^X43% 8 00

" 7 34X50 31J^X47>^ 9 00

" 8 36X52 33>^X49H 10 00" 9 40X54 ..37^X51^ 1100•• 10 42X60 39^X5734 12 00

No

Measure. Price, Each

X19 S5 00

X23X27

News Chase.

Outside Measurk. Inside

1 17X21 15

2 20X25 18

3 24X29 22

4 26X34 2mXSl%.5 29X42 26%X39%.6 : 32X47 29%X44%.7 35X51 Ziy^Y^AVi.

8 3<X55 35)^X521^ 12 00

9 41X60 '^ViYJuVi 13 00

Center Bar, 1 inch.

6007008 00

9 00

10 00

11 00

HAND CARTS.

SIZES AND PRICES:

No. —42 inch wheels, 1 inch tire, 1 inch iron axle, box 48X^8 inches, 10 inches

deep $11 00

No. 1—36 inch wheels, 1 inch tire, % inch iron axle, box 40X23 inches, 10 inches

deep 10 00

No. 2—30 inch wheels, % inch tire, % inch iron axle, box 32X20 inches, 9 inches

deep 9 00

No. 3—42 inch wheels, 1 inch tire, 1 inch iron axle, box 48X28 inches, 10 inches

deep, with third wheel 12 75

No. 4—36 inch Avheels, 1 inch tire, % inch iron axle, box 40X23 inches, 10 inches


No. 5—30 inch wheels, %, inch tire, % inch iron axle, box 32X20 inches, 9 inches


The third wheel is designed to assist in crossing gutters in cities.

THE La fountain SPRINGLESS COUNTER.

There are no springs to get out of order, andthis makes the La Fountain Springless Coun-ter far superior to any other in the market. It

is the most simple and durable Counter ever

offered to the trade. It registers up to 100,000,

and the registering is guaranteed to be per-

fect. When the impression is thrown off it

will not register.

This Counter has been especially designed

for Job Presses, and is far superior to the old

style for Cylinder Presses, as well as for Fold-

ers and various other machines. With a small

additi(mal appliance it can be attached to a

Folding Machine, so as to register only the

actual number folded. Anyone can attach

them to the press in ten minutes, as all the

necessary parts are furnished with the Counter.

In ordering, mention name or make of

Press or Folding Machine.

Price, Counter $10 00

With Attachments, complete for Job

Presses and Folding Machines 12 00


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PERFECTION COUNTER.

Counts'up to 100,000, with alarm $10 00

Counts up to 100,000 plain counter without alarm 6 00

HAWKINS COUNTER.

Counts up to 100,000 MO 00

ELM CITY COUNTER.Counts to 100,000 $10 00

Mahogany Job Stick.

10 inch $0

951 001 051 101 15

24 inch $1 201 251 301 351 4a1 50I 75

Clnieland Type Foundry, 371 CleveltiHii, Ohio.

COMPOSING STICKS.

10

6 inch , 2 inches deep

6 " 2% " •

6\"

8^"

2y2" '

2'

8 " 2H " '

8 "A "

2H "9 " ;

t (0

75

75

80

80

80

1 00

10 inch 2J4 inches deep $1 00

2^2

2

2

2

2

1 00

1 15

1 30

1 45

1 60

1 75

Nickel Plated, Either Screw or Yankee.

6inch $1 00 I 10 inch $1 30 I 14 inch SI 70 I 18 inch $2 10

8 •' 105 112 " 150 116 " 190 120 " 2 25

6 inch, Steel.

8 " ".

JO " ".

12 '• ".

14 " " .

.$0 90

. 1 00

. 1 ^0

. 1 40

. 1 m

16 inch, Steel $1 80

18 " " 2 00

20 " " 2 20

Extra Clasp 10

Extra Knee 40

Al

inch. Steel, 2 inches deei) SI 00

" " 2% '•*' 1 15

" " 2^ *' " 1 25

" 1 nO

6 inch, German Silver $1 50

8 " " " 1 75

Extra Screw and Xnt 10

Extra Knee 40

5inch, 2 inches deep SO 85

5 " 2M " " 90

5 " 214 " " 95


H inch, 2 irches deep $0 90

(3 " 2»4 " * 95

(3 " IV," " 1 00


COMPOSING STICKS.

6 inches.

The Buckeye

2, 2^4 or 2]4 inches deei) ^ 902, 2V4 or 2)4 " " 1 002, 2M or 2y2 " " 1 20

2, 214 or 2J4 " " 1 40

14 inches, 2, 2^ or 25^ inches deep 1 6016 " 2, 2% or 2]4 '* " 1 8018 " 2, 2^4 or 21/^ " " 2 0020 " 2, 2^or2M " " 2 20

Lays flat . Quick and easy to set. Will not slip.

Perfect News Stick, No. 2.

Steel riveted, 13 or 13\4 etns pica, 2^ inches deep $ 80

Made of the best of steel, and the set bar or knee is riveted firmly to the bottom andback of the stick. It is accurate in every respect.

Adjustable Knee.

inch, 2 inches deep $1 10

10

2k2

2%

2

1 151 201 201 25I 301 40

12 inch, 2 inches deep $1 6014 " 2 *' " 1 8016 '* 2 " " 2 0018 " 2 " " 2 2020 " 2 " " 2 406 " German Silver 1758

" " •* 2 00

Standard Joe

6 inch, 2 inches deep $1756 " 2^ '* '* 1 856 " 23^ " " I 958 " 2 " " 2 008 " 2^ •' " 2 10

8 inch, 2V^ inches deep $2 2010 *' 2 " " 2 2510 " 2% •' *• 2 3510 " 2V'i

" " 2 4512 " 2 " " 2 50


COLUMN AND HEAD RULES.

Column Rules.

CUT FROM b POINT RULE.

13% inches for 4 CoL Folio or Quarto. ..SO 35

17%19%21%23%25%

Each additional

45

50

55

60

65

inch 'l^A cents.

CUT FROM i POIXT RULE.

13% inches for 4 Col. Folio or Quarto.

17% " 5

19% " 6

21% " 7

23% •• 8

25% •• 9

•So 40

. 55

. 60

. 6.5

. 65

. 70

Each additional inch, 3 cents.

CUT FROM 8 POINT RULE.

13% inches for 4 Col. Folio or Quarto...$0 50

17% " 5 " " "... 60

19% " 6 " " " ... 65

21% " 7 " ** "... 70

23% " 8 " " 70

25% " 9 " " 80

Each additional inch, 4 cents.

CUT FROM 10 POINT RULE.

13% inches for 4 Col. Folio or Quarto...$0 55

17% "5 " " "

... 70

19% " 6 " " ".., 80

21% " 7 " " ".. 85

23% " 8 " " 85

25% " 9 " " 95

Each additio;ial inch, 5 cents.

Column Rules notched for use on perfecting presses, extra, each, 25 cents.

Head Rules.

5 POINT THICKNESS. 7 POINT THICKNESS.

%% inches for 4 Col. Folio or Quarto SO 20 8% inches for 4 Col.Folio or Quarto $0 32

nvs ' 5 - " 20 11% " 5 " " "32

13% . 6 " " 25 13% '• 6 " "" 040

15% ' 7 " " 035 15% " 7 " "" 050

18 ' 8 •• " 40 18 " 8 " " 055

'mi • 9 " " 40 20^ *' 9 " '• 65

r>yi POINT THICKNESS. 8 POINT THICKNESS.

8%inche 5 for 4 Col.Folio or Quarto 2.5 %y» inches for 4 Col. Folio or Quarto 035

IIH 5 " " 25 IWsi - « i. '• 035

13% 6 " " 30 13% . 6 " " " 045

15% 7 " " 30 15% 7 " " 0.50

18 • 8 " " 40 18 8 " 060

mi 9 " " 40 20^4 9 " 70

6 POINT THICKNESS. 9 POINT THICKNESS.

8% inches for 4 CoLFolio or Quarto 030 8% inches for 4 Col.Folio 01' Quarto 38

113^ 5 " " 030 113^ " 5 " " 38

13% 6 '• " 035 13% " 6 " " 045

15% 7 " " 045 15% " 7 " " 50

18 • 8 " " 050 18 8 " " 060

mi • 9 " " 60 2014 " 9 " " 80

The length of Head Rules given above are for columns 13 ems Pica wide, and Minion

Column Rules.

THE PRINTERS' CURVING MACHINE.

Price, with extra roller $21 50

Ceveland Type Foundry, 374 Cleveland, Ohio.

COMPOSING RULES.

Set Composing Rule?, assorte;! from 12 to ;i() ems, put up in a durable leather case $1 50

Composing Rules, 15 ems and under 25" " lo to 2() ems, each 30

20 to 2;") " " 35

PRICE

Composition Kettles, (tin) $6 50

GOLDING'S CURVING MACHINES. *

No. 1—Curves J^ to 4 inches diameter $12 00

No. 2— " ]4toS *' " 18 00

Dies for forming square corners, $1.50, extra.

CORNER QUADS.

Price, per set of four $0 15

Brass, 4-to-piea 15

Corner quads are cast on pica, loni? primer and nonpareil bodies, and insure a better

junction of mitered corners by preventing them from slipping pan each other.


COPY HOLDER.Goldiug Copy Holder, plain ^ 75

plated 85

IMPROVED CORNER QUADS.

Quads and SpacesAND

LABOR-SAVING SLUGS.

CIRCULAR QUADS.

Per set


S3 50

Cleveland, Ohio.

CUTTING STICKS FOR PAPER CUTTERS.

Dkscription:—Our entting stick consists ofMain Body Piece A, wliich Ims n groove or re-

cess cut the entire length of siune to receive asmall strip (IJ) ^ of an inch square. This re-

movable strip is the cutting surface, and is heldin place by a steel clamp C, which is drawn upby the bolts D. This removable strip beingsquare, can be used on four hides, thus giving ,,^^^- ^^-mthe same amount of cutting surface as a large ,^^^^' ^^Slsized stick.

K"^~^ 'iliif' 1

In ordering a Body Piece_for your cutter, ^ lillill /B^

cut off and send us a small piece from end ofstick you have used. Be particular to see h^xthat the piece you send us fits the slot nicely,and give us the length of stick your machinerequires. In ordering the small strips it is only ^^_^_„necessary to give the length of stick, as we cut ^S^H| \ \ ^them all to a standard gauge. ^^^^iIl^jI^/

HAMILTON'S Cutting Stick

Price of Main Body Piece, any length up to 38 inches $5 00" from 38 to 48 inches 6 00

" Strips, per dozen, any length up to 38 inches 25

from 38 to 48 inches 30

Square Cutting Sticks 25

DATE LINES.

Made to order from any type in our catalogue each $0 50

J^ot less than two made of any one kind.

DRYING RACKS.

Much paper can be stowed away,

and kept clean and undamaged while

drying, in our various drying racks,

saving also the time of handling. Our

cheapest rack gives a drying area of

120 square feet, while actually using

only six square feet of your cohtly

floor space.

These racks combine many desirable

features at a very moderate price.

The frame is hardwood and is strongly

bolted together. The shelves are

carefully and strongly made. The

frame is mounted on castors, and can

be easily moved in any direction

when fully loaded.

No. 1, with 20 shelves each 24 x."(i 814 00" 2, " 30 " " 24x4(i 20 00•'

3, " 20 " ' 28x42 20 00" 4, " 30 ** " 2Sx42 28 00


HERCULES GAS ENGINE.

By simple yet reliable methods we ignite the charge bydirect contact in a chamber, and no flame enters the cylinder,

except when there is a charge to be ignited. As the power andefficiency of any gas or gasoline engine mainly depends uponthe proper proportions and thorough mixture of gas and air,

together with prompt and complete ignition, we have made it

a point in the manufacture of the Hercules Engine to gain thehighest efficiency in this regard. The gas and air is mixed be-

fore passing into the cylinder, and when ad-

mitted is compressed to the highest possibh

limit, thus greatly increasing the force of

the explosion. Each engine is sui)plied

with an automatic governor, which has di-

rect and instant control over the valvi

which admits the mixed charge of gas andair into the cylinder, and the speed of the

engine cannot exceed or fall short of the

number of revolutions to which the gov-

ernor is set. Should the main belt break

or suddenly be thrown off, there would be

no variation in the speed, as the governorwould immedi-ately cut off the

supply of gas to

the necessary

quantity to

cause the en-

gine to run at

a proper speed.

The cylinder,

water jacket

and frame are

all of one cast-

ing, and it is

impossible for

the crank-shaft

togetoutofline.

The box for the

connecting rod

ismadeof phos-

phor-bronze,the

most durable

metal known.Direct-acting

poppet - valves

only arc used.

Price List of the Hercules Gas axu Gasoijxk Engines.

CatalogueNumber

ActualH.P. Style of Cylinder

Weight,Pounds

RevolutionsPer Minute

Price, F. 0. B.in Chicago.

1 1

24466

Single Vertical 550875UOOKRtO19501400

iiiili

$250 00245

Single, VerticalSingle, Horizontal

300 00500 00525 00

67

Single, Horizontal 6.50 007(K) 00


HERCULES GASOLINE ENGINE.

The Hercules is the latest gas and gasoline engine in the market, and em-bodies all recent improvements. It is built in three styles: single, vertical; doublevertical; and horizontal. The charge is ignited by a glowing tube. No battery is

required, and the charge never fails of ignition. It is the simplest, most powerful andreliable, and consequently the cheapest gasoline engine in the market.

See opposite page for Price List. Write for terms.


ELECTROTYPING.All orders for eleetrotypipgr fillo 1 at current rates, and the work well and promptly done

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ENVELOPE FLAP EMBOSSING PUNCH.

For embossing imprints whore ordinary imprints are not allowed. Nickel plated. ..$5 00

ENGRAVER'S WOOD.

First quality Boxwood sq. in. $0 05|

Fourth quality Boxwood ^ sq. in. 02

Second " *' " 04 ! First " Maple " 02

Third " ** " 03 ' Second ' ' " " 01

ELECTROTYPED SLUGS.

._::::i8 ^

iiElectrotyped Slugs cut to measure of column, each

See also Copper Alloy Take Slugs, page 440.

.$0 15

ENGRAVING.

We have made arrangements whereby we are enabled to furnish first-class engraving

at fair prices.

ENGRAVERS' TOOLS.

ftft

V V ? I

Engravers- Tools— printers' Set.

Six tools, "harpened foruse $2 50

PEERLESS FEEDER.

Peerless Feeders, each $0 20 |Peerless Feeders, per dozen $1 50

FEED FOLDERS.

Bone, each $0 25

FELT CLOTH FOR DISTRIBUTORS.

In rolls 214 inches wide, for power pre.ss distributors, 12 yards to the roll $5 00


FOLDING MACHINES.

i

The Brown Newspaper Folder.

The illustration here given is of the Brown Newspaper Folders. They are made in twostyles. The Standard is for oiRces running daily and weekly papers, and is a high grade

machine. The Country Newspaper Folder is for country offices, and while not so elaborate

in construction, is a first-class machine in every respect.

Standard Folder.3 Folds. 4 Folds.

29 X 42 to 42 X 58 S750 00 $800 00

24 X 36 to 36 X 48 650 00 700 00

21 X 32 to 32 X 42 550 00 600 00

Paster and Trimmer for 8-page, $50.00 extra.

Country Folder.

This folder is made in but one size, 36 x 48down to 22 x 32, with delivery at third andfourth folds.

Price $400 00With Paster and Trimmer 425 00

THE Sidney Newspaper Folder.

The Sidney is a hand feed folding machine, and will fold and trim any size paper up to

3(5 X 48 inches. Will deliver at three or four folds. As shown in cut, the feeding is identical

with that of presses. Can readily be changed from one size paper to another, and from three

to four folds.

Price, complete, with Trimmer $175 00

Price, complete with Trimmer and Paster 200 00


FOLDING MACHINES.

The Bascom Newspaper Folder.

The " Bagcom " is made almost entirely of iron and steel, only the very best material

and workmanship being used in its construction. Every machine is set up and fully tested

before leaving the factory. The manufacturers fully warrant every machine sold by us,

in all its parts, for five years. The folder occupies a floor space of 4 x 4 feet, makes very

little noise, requires but one-tenth horse power to operate it, attaches directly to the line

shaft, thus avoiding the expense of pulleys and counter-shafting; folds any size from

36 X 50 down to the smallest daily or weekly, folio or quarto, and makes three or four folds.

The " Bascom " is also furnished with paster and trimmer, when so desired. The papers

are fed to nippers, which carry them into position for folding, and any boy can feed from

1200 to 1800 per hour.

Price S17o 00

" with Paster and Trimmer 200 00

The Eclipse Newspaper Folder.

This machine feeds to guides, same as a press. The papers pass around a cylinder and

are carried by tapes to folding rollers; are tapped through the rollers at proper time, and

pass from one set to another until delivered. It combines all the requisites of a high price

folder, at one-third the cost. Will fold any newspaper in 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 folds. Will fold a

full sheet 4 or 5 folds, and a half sheet 3 or 4 folds, without change. Will paste and trim

8 pages, and fold 16 and 32 pages.

Price - $175 00" with Paster and Trimmer 200 00


FORM TRUCK.

An indispensable article in any job office lor moving heavy forms. The heaviest formcan be readily and easily handled.

Form Truck $3 00

FOOT SLUGS.

Brass, 12 Point, cut for NcAvspaper col.JO 15 I Brass, 24 Point, Newspaper col $0 25

Brass, 18 Point, " " " 20 | Metal " " " 06

NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB GALLEYS.

JRASS Galleys— Lined.

Single Column, S%X^14 in. inside 12 00 I Double Column, 6}4X23}4: in. inside...$2 50

3%XnM " *' 1 oO I " " 6^X113/2 " " ... 2 00

HALF-LINED GALLEYS.

Single Column 1175 | Double Column $2 25

UNLINED GALLEYS.

Single Column $150 |Double Column $1 75

ALL-BRASS GALLEYS.

These All-brass Galleys are especially adapted for use in morning newspaper oflSces,

as in many cases it is necessary to soak the type in hot lye before distributing, in order to

prevent its sticking together. Galleys made in part of wood would be ruined in a few

days by such treatment, hence the necessity and economy of using Galleys made wholly

of brass. These All-brass Galleys are the most perfect and strongest ever offered to the

trade.

Single Column $2 00 | Double Column $2 nO


GALLEYS.

BRASS JOB GALLEYS LINED.

6 XIO inches inside $2 00

8%X13 ••••

2 50

10 X16 " " 3 00

12X18 inches inside $3 50

14X20 " " 4 00

15X22 " " 5 00

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Brass Mail-List Galleys—Lined.

Brass-Lined, with closed ends, 6J4X21J4 inches inside $3 00" " " 10 X2I14 " " 4 00

Zinc Bottom, " " " 6^X21^ " " 150Brass Reglet for same, each, Nonpareil thickness 35

Metal " " •• " '•, 15

Galleys, 10 Picas wide, for McFatrich Mailing Machine 1 00" 14 '• " " " " " 1 25" for Mustang Mailer 50

Special sizes of Galleys made to order.

Slice Galleys

Octavo, Slice, 6 XIO $2 00

Quarto, " 8^X13 2 25

Medium," 10 X16 2 50

Royal, " 12 X18 2 75

Super Royal, Slice, 14X20 $3 50

Imperial, " 15X22 4 00

Republican, " 18X2.5 4 50

Common Wood Galleys.

4X 6 inches inside .'. $0 20

5X8 " *• 25

6X10 •* " 30

5X15 *• " 30

6X20 " " .50


8X10 inches inside $0 40

8X12 " " 50

8X24 " " 60

10X16 " " 60


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GAUGE PINS.

Original Steel Gauge Pin. Golden Steel Gauge Pin. Single Prong Gauge Pin

Spring Tongue Gauge Pin.

Parallel Feed Guides.

SIZES AND PRICES:

Original Steel Gauge Pins.—Four sizes. Xo. 1, low. No. 2, medium. No. 3, high

No. 4, low, short lip. Price 60 cents per dozen.

Golden Steel Gauge Pins.—Six sizes. No. 1, low. No. 2, medium. No. 3, high.

No. 4, low, short lip. No. 5, medium, % inch lip. No. 6, long lip. Price 40 cents per dozen.

Single Prong Gauge Pins.—Four sizes. No. 1, low. No. 3, high. No. 6, low, long

lip. No. 7, high, long lip. Price 25 cents per dozen.

Two Prong Gauge Pins.—Five sizes. No. 1, low. No. 2, medium. No. 3, high.

No. 4, low, short lip. No. 6, long lip. Price 25 cents per dozen.

Hook Gauge Pins.—Two sizes. No. 1, low. No. 3, high. Price 25 cents per dozen.

Brass Gauge Pins.—Five sizes. No. 1, low. No. 2, medium. No. 3, high. No. 4,

low, short lip. No. 6, long lip. Price 40 cents per dozen. Pointed Tongues for use in

pulling ofE sheets. May be inserted in head of Brass Gauge Pin. Price 25 cents per dozen.

Radiating Sheet Supporters.—Eight sizes. No. 3, for 7X11 press, $3.00. No. 3)4,

for 8X12 press, $3.10. No. 4, for 9X13 press, $3.20. No. 4}4, for 10X15 press, $3.30. No. 5,

for 11X17 press, $3.40. No. 5}4, for 12X18 press, $3.50. No. 6, for 13X19 press, $3.60. N0.6K,for 14X22 press, $3.70.

Screw Adjustable Gauge Pins.—One size. Low, with adjustable tongue. An ad-

justable gauge pin without teeth. Price $1.00 per set, three in a set, one tongue each.

Spring Tongue Gauge Pins.—One size. Low, with adjustable tongue. Price $1.20

per dozen. Per set of three, 40 cents, including an extra tongue for each pin.

Parallel Feed Guides.—Price, Holders 1 size, 75 cents per pair. Guides as follows:

1)4 inch, 40 cents. 2 inch, 45 cents. 2V^ inch, 50 cents. 3 inch, 55 cents. 3>^ inch, 60 cents.

4 inch, 65 cents. 4/4 inch, 70 cents. 5 inch, 75 cents. 5}4 inch, 80 cents. 6 inch, 85 cents.

6}4 inch, 90 cents per pair.

Perfect Register Gauge.—Pastes on like a quad and adjustable after it is pasted

on. One size answers for all work. Price, $1.25 per set of three, including two dozen

extra tongues.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 386 Cleveland , Ohio.

GAUGE PINS.

The Flexible Gauqe Pin.

No. 4, Side-Gauge. No. 1, Low Bottom-

Gauge. No. 3, High Bottom-Gauge.

The Flexible Gauge Pins, per doz $<) 60

Extension Fkkd Guides.

Price per set of two $1 0()

Extension Feed Guides are used for gauging sheets at or below the edge of the platen.

ECONOMY GALLEY RACK.

Wooden Upright, Iron Arms.

To hold 6 Galleys $ 3 00

8 " 4 00

10 " 5 00

12 " 6 00

15 " 7 50

20 *' 10 00

Iron Arms, per pair 40

MARVIN'S

GALLEY RACK AND REST

Rack complete with 8 rests $6 CO•* 10 " 7 50

Plain Rests, each 50

" *' with castings... 75

EcoNOViY Galley Rack. MARVIN'S Galley Rack and Rest.

HEAD RULES.

For prices of Head Rules, see "Column and Head Rules "—page .S74.

aeveland TyPe Foundry, 387 Cleveland, Ohio.

INK FOUNTAINS.

The Buckeye Fountain.

This fountain will be found the

easiest attached, easiest worked andmost practical ink fountain on the

market. Its roller is so adjusted as

to supply ink uniformly on either a

large or small job. Its size also

makes it practical to use expensive

ink without waste, only a small

amount being reciuired to fully

supply the fountain. The bottomis so constructed as to permit all the

ink to run down to the roller, there

being no pocket or dead space. Byturning back the pawl from the

ratchet wheel, the operation of the

fountain is suspended without

missing an impression. The fount-

ain can be interchanged from one

press to another without removing

the attachments, so that, by having

two or more fountains, the color

can be changed without wasting the ink, which must occur if one fountain has to serve all

colors. Examination of the cut will show, without explanation, the manner of attaching.

It should be adjusted with impression on, so that the roller of the fountain will meet the

upper form roller when at its highest point. The roller can be removed for cleaning by

turning back the thumb-screws until the caps can be removed through the slot in front, then

by raising the roller, it will come out through the same slot.

Price *10 00

The Chandler & Price

Fountain.

To those whose special workrequires greater capacity than

can be obtained with the

Buckeye, we offer the Chand-

ler & Price fountain, which is

so made as to permit contact

with the rollers the whole

length, and will thus furnish

a greater supply of ink than

the Buckeye. Its construc-

tion and operation will be

readily understood from the

cut, which shows it attached

to a 14 X 20 Chandler & Price

press. It is without all extra

and useless parts which com-

plicate and add to the diffi-

culty of using, and at the same time is complete with all the recjuisites of a first-class

fountain.

Price ?i;20 00


INK FOUNTAINS.

Ben Franklin Automatic Fountain.

Price. *10 00,

The be.st small fountain ; oi)eration

automatic. The hinjred fountain

(patented) rises when tlie ui)i)er form

roller passes under and around the

duct roller. This rolling contact

spreads the ink over the surface of

the form roller, which, in turn,

spreads it out upon the disk instead

of delivering it in a streak. Quickly

and easily removed from one press

to another.

Time, ink and money saved by

keeping two or more fountains to be

changed from press to press.

Only one bolt used in attaching

fountain.

Adjust to the press when imi)res-

sion is on.

This fountain will be found

desirable when larger capacity

than that of the Ben-Franklin is required. When prop-

erly used, it will carry aneven color for any length of

time. Can be easily cleaned,

and is so simple that anyonecan understand and manage it.

It can be raised or lowered bythe use of the large screw, so as

to give more' or less 'contact

with the distributing'roller. Byoperating the screws on the top

of the fountain on either side,

the fountain roller can be ad-

justed so that the required

quantity of ink can be fed to

the distributing roller.

I'.Pflflin"!'

'

Hinged Well Ink Fountai

Price $25 00

INKING APPARATUS.

Distributor, Stand and Roller. With two Cylinders and Roller Handle, including two

Roller Cores, complete.

No. 1—30 inches long $15 00

No. 2—32 " " 16 00

No.;i-;i6 " '* 17 00

No. 4—38 " " 18 00


No. 5—to inches long $19 00

No. 6-^2 " •* 20 00

No. 7—44 '* " 21 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

IMPOSING STONES.

Old Style.

OLD STYLE WITH NEW STYLt

No. 1, for 7 Column paper, two pages, 26X44 $10 00 $18 00 $25 00"

2.•

8 " " " 28X50 12 50 2150 28 50"

3,"

9 " " " 30X60 15 50 25 50 33 00"

4,"

7 " " four pages, 26X72 16 25 28 00 36 00"

5,"

8 " " " 28X80 19 50 32 00 40 50"

6."

9 " " " 30X90 23 50 38 00 46 50*'

7,"

6 " quarto, " 36X60 18 50 32 00 41 00


PRINTING INKS.

We carry in stock the following line of black and colored printing inks, from the cele-brated and popular factory of Jaenecke-l'llinan Co., New York City and (ierinany. All ofthe inks specified bel(»w are i»ut up in one-(|uarter pound tubes unless otherwise stated.

Price pvr lb.

News Ink, 28 lb. kegs $ 20

Xews Ink, .T and 10 1b. cans 2")

Brilliant IJlack, 1, 2 and 5 lb. cans 40

Brilliant Black, 1, 2 and o lb. cans .^0

Brilliant Black, 1, 2 and o lb. cans 7o

Nubian Black. 1, 2 and ."> lb. cans 1 00

Job Black, 1 lb. cans 1 00

Combination Black 1 .^0

Combination Black 2 00

Combination Black 3 00

Bronze Blue Black 2 50

Blue Black, L'ght, No. 2 1 .50

Blue Black, Deep, No. 2 1 .50

Blue Black, Light, No. 1 2 oO

Blue Black, Deep, No. 1 2 .50

Ultramarine, No. 3, 1 lb. cans 1 00

Oriental Blue, No. 3 1 .50

Berlin Blue 2 00

Bronze Blue, No. 2 2 00

Bronze Blue, No. 1 2 .50

Ultramarine, No. 2 2 50

Azure Blue 2 .50

Milori Blue 3 00

Turki.sh Blue 3 00

Marzarin Blue 3 ,50

Violet Bluish, No. 3 3 00

Violet Bluish, No. 1 5 00

Violet Redish, No. 3 3 00

Violet Redish, No. 1 4 00

Vermillion, No. 1 2 00

Brilliant Carmine Vermillion 4 .50

Brilliant Red, No. 3 1 .50

Brilliant Red, No. 2 2 00

Brilliant Red, No. 1 2 .50

DeepCheiTy 4 00

Superior Rose Lake 3 00

Crimson Lake, No. 2 4 (K)

Brilliant Lake, No. 1 4 00

Brilliant Lake, No.0 5 00

Deep Geranium Lake 5 fX)

Brilliant Carmine, No. 3, 2 oz. tubes. 8 00

Price pt-r lb.

Brilliant Carmine, No. 1, 2 oz. tube.s.$12 00

Claret Lake 5 00

Agate Red 5 00

Chestnut Brown 1 .50

Snuff Brown 2 00

Sepia, No.2 2.50

Sepia Brown, No. 1 3 00

Photo, Deep 3 00

Photo, Light 3 00

Chocolate Brown 3 00

Bismarck Brown 3 00

Maroon Lake 3 00

RedBrownLake 3 .50

Brown Lake, No. 1 4 .50



Lemon Yellow 2 00

Sulphur Y'ellow 2 00

Chrome Y^^llow, Deep 1 .50

Chrome Y'ellow, Light 2 00

Chrome Orange 2 00

Persian Orange 2 00

Olive Green 2 00

Silk Green, Light 2 00

Bronze Green 2 00

Regal Green 3 00

Dragon Green 3 00

Brilliant Green, Light 5 00

Brilliant Green, Dark 5 00

White, 1 lb. cans .50

Fine White 1 25

Light Gold Ink 5 00

Deep Gold Ink 5 00

Y'ellow Bronze Size, %,l^k'[ lb. cans 1 .50

Y^ellow Bronze Size, Special Quick

Drying 1 ,50

Copying Ink, Red, Scarlet, Purple

and Blue 5 00

(tIoss Varnish, 1 lb. cans 1 .50

Dryer, 1 lb. cans 1 .50

Reducing Varnish, 1 lb. cans 50

INKThese are superior to anything of

the kind in the market. The handle,

which is of brass, is secured to the steel

blade in such a manner that it cannot

work loose.

Ink Slice each, SO 75

" " per dozen, 8 00

SLICE.


(NKOLEUM.

THE PRINTERS' WONDER.

For reducing and refining Printing ami Litho-graphic Inks instantly, without impairing thecolor, no matter how old or stiff, to any con-

sistency required, and making them work clear,

free and easy, on any kind of press, on any kindof paper, and in any temrerature. Also pre-

vents paper from pulling and sticking to form.Xo spreading of jobs necessary.

Tnkoleum, put up in Half Pound Bottles $0 50

INKING STONES.Best Marble, 12X18 $2 00 1 Best Marble, 18X24 $3 75

INK KNIVES.

6 inch blade, each $0 60

7 " " " 75

9 inch blade, each $1 25

12 " " " 2 00

LABOR-SAVING CHERRY FURNITURE.

Single Font of Furniture, with Case.

Half Font, with case, '280 pieces $5 00

Single Font, with stained Case, containing 560 pieces 8 00

Single Font, without Case, containing 560 pieces 5 50

Single Font, with Case containing 560 pieces, with extra partitions 10 00

Double Font, with Case, containing 1,120 pieces 15 00

Double Font, with Case, containing 1,120 pieces, with extra partitions 18 00

Double Font, without Case, containing 1,120 pieces 11 00

Mammoth Case, for poster work, designed for large offices, with partitions, no door,

containing selected furniture cut 10 to 160 ems long 40 00

This furniture is planed perfectly smooth, finished in oil, and made 2,3,4,5,6,8,and 10 ems Pica wide, and accurately cut to 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50 and 60 ems long,

with size stamped on end of each piece.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 392 CletxLtnd, Ohio.

LABEL HOLDERS.

These holders improve the appearance of the office; facilitate in the selection of lines;

save time, labor, and patience in both composition and distribution.

Brass Label Holders 1XJ>/^ inches, per hundred $2 50

LABOR-SAVING REGLET CASES.

Case No. 1 contains IM) ideces cacli nuiipareil and pica icjilct, cut lU, 3), au, 40, 50, 60ems pica long $ 8 00

Case No. 2 contains 300 pieces each nonpareil and pica reglet, cut 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60,

72, 120 ems pica long 14 00

Case No. 3 contains 100 pieces each nonpareil and pica reglet, cut by pica ems from10 tool ems, inclusive 15 00

Case No. 4 contains 50 pieces each nonpareil and pica reglet, cut by pica ems from10 to 51 ems, inclusive 8 00

Case No. 5 contains 100 pieces each nonpareil and pica reglet, cut by pica ems from10 to 51 ems, inclusive; and 1(X) pieces each, cut by 5 ems from 5;3 to 150 ems,inclusive 38 00

Case No. 6 contains 50 i)ieces each nonpareil and i)ica reglet, cut same as Case No. 5.... 20 00

LABOR-SAVING LEAD AND SLUG RACK.

This Rack is made in a neat, strong, and durable

manner, having a series of graduated spaces, into whichthe different sizes of leads and slugs can be readily

placed so that they will incline inward to preventthem from falling out, and also incline against eachother to be retained in their respective places, fromwhence they can be readily lifted out with the thumband forefinger. Figures indicating the different sizes

of leads and slugs are fixed upon the front edges of

the upright pieces, to aid the operator in using them.The first apartment is intended to be u.sed for 4-, or 6-

to-Pica leads, and the second for Nonpareil slugs.

This Rack will hold 180 pound of leads and slugs

cut from 4 to 28 ems long, enough to do the job workof any ordinary office.

Price

.

.«2 00

Other sizes made to order.


LABOR-SAVING RULE AND REGLET RACK.

m

This is a great improvement on those madeformerly.^ The Rule and Reglet stand on end, ex-

posed Jto the view of the printer at once, withouthandling over, Avhich is the case with styles formerly-

made.This case contains a large assortment of Cherry

Reglet, 'Wood. Rule and Side Sticks, for Pro-

grammes, Poster Work, etc. They are accurately

cut and well oiled, and we feel confident that every

printer will acknowledge their convenience andvalue.

No. 1—Rack containing 1,300 pieces Reglet, Rule and Side Sticks, for 24X;^ sheet flo 00" 2— " "

1,600 " " " " " 28X42 " 20 00" 3— " "

2,000 " " " " "28X42 " 25 00

LAMP HOLDER.

This useful article for the

compositor is attached to the

case. The arm is made so that

it will fit tight on the top rimPriee, 75 cents.

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cle which holds the lamp is fitted in this arm in such a manner as to enable the lamp to be

placed over the lower case, or either side of the upper case, and every part of the upper andlower cases can be reached without the hand coming in contact with the lamp or lamp-

holder.

LEADS AND SLUGS.

4 and 6 to Pica Leads V> lb., SO 16

8 to Pica Leads " 32

10 " " " 60

12 " " " 70

4 and 6 to Pica cut to measure of column " 18

4 and 6 to Pica, 10 lb. fonts, Labor-Saving per font, 2 50

4 and 6 to Pica, 25 " " " " " 6 25

Nonpareil and Pica Slugs '^ lb., 16

" " " " cut to measure of column " 18" " " " 10 It), fonts, Labor-Saving per font, 2 50

" " " 25 " " " " " 6 25

LEAD CUTTERS.The Nonpareil Lead Cutter is

most poweiful in the market.

Has a long, adjustable bearing

for the lever, and both front and

back gauges. By pushing the

lever, 4-to-p;ca brass rule can be

cut. The lever is held up by a

strong spring.

Indispensable to printers whoare without our Little Giant

Lead and Rule Cutter.

Pearl Lead Cutter, cuts leads

only S2 00

Nonpareil Lead Cutter 4 00


LITTLE GIANT LEAD AND RULE CUTTER.

Nonpareil rule may be cut

on Nos. 1 and 2, and Long

Primer rule on No.

The back gauge is reversi-

ble, so that, while the bed

on No. 1 Cutter is only eight

inches long, a rule may be

cut to a gauge twelve inches

long. There is a front gauge

for cutting narrow pieces of

lead or rule, which is espe-

cially useful in cutting leads

swiftly.

Sizes and Prices:

No. 1 gauges 12 inches $ 8 00

No. 2 gauges 12 inches

graduated to picas... 9 00

No. 3 gauges 18 inches. 12 00

No. 4 gauges 18 inches

graduated to picas... 13 50

LITTLE GIANT NO. 3.

Ceveland Type Foundry, .395Cleveland, Ohii

MAILING MACHINES.

RUKENBROD'S MAILING MACHINE.

Rukenbrod's Hand Mailing Press, with 2 galleys S18 00" Combined Hand and Treadle Press, with 2 gallej-s 25 00"

Gallej-s, each 50

Bell Quadrats, per 100 90

The Times Mailer is the best pasting

mailer to purchase, from the fact that

there is no royalty to pay, and it is quick

and reliable in its operations.

The Times Mailer.

Times Mailer ^00

Acme Standard Mailer.

This machine was designed by a practical mailer, for years at the head of the mailing

department of a great daily paper. It will perform the same work as the higher priced

mailing machines, and is in many respects superior to them. Its simple construction

renders it comparitively free from " break down." It is highly finished and nickel plated,

and eveiy part can be readily duplicated. It is securely packed in a light wooden box, and

can be sent at small cost.

The points of excellenc of this mailer are as follows: It is economical, it is easy to

learn, easy to handle, does rapid work, its aetion is automatic, it is not liable to get out of

order, its lasting quality is second to none. No Royalty.

Acme Standard Mailer...

Cleveland Type Foundry, .396

$15 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

McFATRICH MAILING MACHINE.

The McFatrich Mailing Machine has

stood the test of years, and in actual ser-

vice has excelled all others in speed, ac-

curacy, convenience and durability. It

is strictly automatic, and never makes amistake. It is built of iron and steel, in

the most substantial manner, very simple

in all its parts. The machine for 10 emspica wide galley weighs about KM) lbs.,

stands 34 inches high, table 10X30 inches,

galleys are heavy rolled zinc, 30 inches

long, and hold from 80 to 100 names, ac-

cording to type used. The Machine for Uems pica wide galley weighs about 125 lbs.,

stands 34 inches high, table 12X30 inches,

galleys are heavy rolled zinc, 30 inches

long, and hold from 80 to 100 names, ac-

cording to type used. Parties using the

McFatrich Mailing Machine say it is the

strongest, simplest, fastest, neatest andbest mailer manufactured. Addresses

easily 2,000 to 3,000 papers an hour.

Being operated by a treadle, it leaves both

hands at liberty for handling papers. Atend of each Post Office list it rings a bell

for wrapper and prints it, or will print full address on margin of last paper in list. It

prints directly upon the paper or wrapper, and is used successfully for addressing envel-

opes, circulars, etc.

Price for Mailer, etc., for Galley TEri Picas Wide.

McFatrich Mailing Machine $35 00

Galleys, all zinc, 30 inches long, each 1 00

Wood Reglet, Long Primer, 10 eins pica wide, per 100 'SO

Metal " " *• " " '* " 1 00

Bell Slugs, zinc, per dozen 50

Price for Mailer, etc., for Galley Fourteen Picas Wide.

McFatrich Mailing Machine S50 00

Galleys, all zinc, 30 inches long, each 1 30

Wood Reglet, Long Primer, 14 ems pica wide, per 100 35

Metal " " " " " " " 1 40

Bell Slugs, zinc, per dozen 75

PINER'S MUSTANG MAILER.Capable of printing addresses on papers

or wrappers at the rate of from 1,500 to 2,500

an hour, according to the expertness of the

operator. The mail list is made up in Gal-

leys 10 ems Pica in width inside. EachGalley will contain 75 address, is easily ac-

cessible for the purpose of making correc-

tions, and convenient for handling. Weightof machine, 16 pounds, and Galleys onepound each, making their transportation byexpress a small item of expense.

Price $10 00

Galleys, each 50

PiNER's MuSTANQ Mailer.

Cleiieland Type Foundry, 397 Cleveland, Ohio.

MAILING TYPE.

The type shown is 10 Point, east in fonts adapted to mailing purposes. Parties ordering

will please state whether en or em abbreviations are wished; also whether Aldine or

Clarendon Condensed is wanted for Post Office type. Below we give an estimate of

amount of type required for 1000 names.

JMLTudor 10|95

ATLANTA GA

SHigginbotham 17|90

HiramAxford 12jun9l

RUM HOLLOW Va

MatildaFletcher 19Apr92

^EHHazelton 15|86

iBaxterBrake 21 Deo 90

M^TCrwblack 14a«,91

100 lbs. 10 POINT Mailing Type for 1,000 names S32 00

25 " " Post Office Type and abbreviations 1150

10 POINT Mailing Tj-pe, per lb 32" Post Office Type and Abreviations, 10 and 20 ft), fonts, per ft 32

ML-RNWexford 26|91

|LouiseStevenson 211-90

nevCharlesBrigman 25 Oct 90

iTillieMPluramer 30188

^PeterGraybacks 3lFeb87

S IS Ph ^ 3 «tx a, -.^

•< .« O iz Q ^^^ ^^^ ^P^ M"y •'^"^ J"' Aug Rev Misa Mri

In ordering state whether em or en abbreviations are wanted.

MAKE-UP RULES.

15 ems Pica and under, each, 30 cents ; 15 to 20 ems, 5 cents extra ; 20 to 25 ems, 10

cents extra.

RAW-HIDE MALLETS.

An indestructible mallet which will prove a boon in large job and newspaper offices.

The ends are covered with raw-hide, securely fastened and guaranteed.

Raw Hide Mallets $1 00

LIGNUM VIT>E MALLETS.

i^o. 50, Lignum Vitae, S]4X5%, Screw Handle SO 75

"51, " " 3 X5" " 60

" 52, " " 2%X43^ " " 50

HICKORY MALLETS.

1^0. 44, Hickory, 3^X6, Screw Handle SO 40

"45, " 3 X5," " 30

" 46, " 23^X4l^ " " A 25

Clex>eland Type Foundry, 398 Cln<eland, Ohio.

NEW LABOR-SAVING METAL FURNITURE.

PRICE, 25 Cents Per Pound.

Put up in Carefully Ass-orted Fonts of 12)4, i), o(), 75 and 100 Pounds.

This Furniture is made by Special Machinery, used only by the Cleveland Type Foundrywhich insures a greater decree of accuracy than has hitherto been attained.

5X10

Cleveland Ty/>e Foundry,

10X25

12^^ Pound Fonts contain 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 ems in width

by 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, and 20 ems in length.

25 Pound Fonts contain 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 ems in

width by 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, and 25 ems in length.

50, 75, and 100 Pound Fonts contain 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and

10 ems in width by 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, and 25 ems in

length ; and 6, 8, and 10 ems in width by 50 ems in length.

399 Cttvelaud, Ohio.

MITER BOXES.

U^Hard wood, oil finish SO 40 | Hard wu.,,!. oil finii^h, with

IMPROVED MITERING MACHINE.

.$165

Price $15 00

The rule is cut and both sides of a

nnter made at one operation by meansof a shaped cutter clamped firmly in a

strong movable holder, which is hinged

to a carriage operated at the turning of

the wheel by an eccentric, imparting a

quick, steady movement to the cutting

tool. The rule is held on a stationarj-

bed by an independent clamp, very

quickly adjusted, and the only parts in

motion are the cutter and its connec-

tions. The cutting tool is adjusted by

means of a screw at the proper height,

and is gradually fed downwardsthrough, or nearly so, as desired, after

which the cutting tool automatically

resumes its original position, ready for

another cut. Five cutters are furnish-

ed with each machine—one to cut off

sciuare, and one each to cut angles of

three, four, six and eight sides. The cutters are of the best tempered tool-steel, accurately

ground, and can be easily sharpened by grinding the face of the tool, without danger of

changing the angle. The tools are numbered according to the number of cuts on the miter.

There is an extension gauge, graduated to standard picas, which, when reversed,

permits of gauging a twenty-four inch strip of rule. The gauge is set by an indicator, and

held by a thumb-screw.

Little Giant Rule Shaper.... $."V) CO

Fitted with Patent Standard Gauge, $5.00, extra.


Little Giant Rule Shaper

GoLDiNQ-s Upright Miterer.

Golding's Upright Miterer, boxed.

HAMILTON'S NEWSPAPER FILE.

Th«se Files are made of cherry, nicely finished

in oil. The fastenings are brass, with steel thumb-

screw, having polished heads. The manner of

opening and closing the File to insert a sheet is

quite novel and simple. The clasp end of the

File has a flat headed thumbscrew which is passed

thi-ough a slot, and by giving screw one quarter

turn the File is securely locked.

PRICE, Each, $l .25.

They are made in the following re-ular sizes: To hold sheets 2(), 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 and 34

inches wide.OVER-HEAD FIXTURES.

^ COUNTER Shaft, HanqersAND Cone Pulleys.

;»

For Eighth or Quarto Med-ium, 3 Speeds, Solid ConePulley, $ir>.(H>.^ _^;^^

For Eighth or Quarto Med-iuu), 3 Speeds, Split ConePulley. m.2-->.

Vor Eighth or Quarto Med-iuuj, 4 Speeds, Solid ConePulley, SIH.OO.

For Eijihth or Quarto Med-ium, 4 Speeds, Split ConePulley, S21 .»!(».

F<MHalfMediunjorl4!4x22. 4 Speeds, Split Cone Pul-

ley, $24.(K).

When ordering Over-head I'ixtMi.^ give exact Diameter of Main Shaft; also number

of revolutions per minute.

Cleveland Tyfie Foundry, 401 Cleveland, Ohio.

Wetter Coi

WETTER CONSECUTIVE NUMBERING MACHINE.This iiiachiiie is made the exact height

of type, and is calculated to be locked upin a chase alone, or with type matter, andit will number consecutively at each im-

pression of the press. In locking the

machine in a chase or form, be careful anddo not lock too tightly, and always try the

plunger before co nn eacing, aiul see that

the wheels move freely, keep the machine

clean by the free use of benzine, and noiiin_ __

—

-— MpT" trouble shall be experienced.

isecutive Numbering Machine §2n 00

THE BATES" AUTOMATIC NUMBER-ING MACHINE.

Triple Action.

Consecutive, Duplicating and Repeating Movements.Constructed in substantial manner, entirely of

steel, it is the strongest Hand Number-ing Machine in the market.

PRICES:

4 Wheel Machine, numbering to 9999 $14 00

5" " "

99999 1(3 00

6" " "

999999 18 00

7" " "

9999999 20 00

Each machine in wood box, with one bottle of our

superior ink, either red, blue or black.

THE PARAGON

AUTOMATIC

NUMBERINGMACHINE.

Automatically Consecutive, Duplicating and Repeating.

Steel Wheels, Steel Frames, Highly Finished. Print-

ing AVheels Machine Engraved, Ensuring Uni-

formity of Characters. All Wearing

Parts of Hardened Steel.

Weight, 15 Ounces. Height, 5% Inches.

PRICES:

4 Wheel Machine, numbering to 9999 f 9 00

5" " "

99999 10 50

6" " "

999999 12 00

7" " "

9999999 14 00

Each Machine in wood box, with bottle of our superior

ink, either red, blue or black.

Cle2>eland Type Foundry, 402 Cleveland, Ohio.

PAPER CUTTERS.

Diamond Self-Clamp Paper Cutter.

The '* Diamoml " is an unusually heavj- self-elanip power cutter; simple, rapul, strong,

durable, powerful and accurate. It is also made with hand-clamp when so desired, or lx)th

combined. It will do twice the work of any hand-clamp cutter; the clamp can be regu-

lated to give a pressure of 5() to 5,000 pounds, insuring solidity when the cut is being made—a feature that overcomes the serious objection to self-clamp machines. It has an

indicator or clamp to instantly mark the cutting line on paper; adjustable gauges on back

and sides, enabling the knife to cut three different lengths and sizes at a single stroke.

The cut is accurate, smooth and (juick with a quick return, and there are no weights or

chains on the machine. It is acknowledged by leading printers, book binders and paper

makers, to be the best paper cutter made.

SIZES AND prices:

32 inch S.500 00

34 " 600 00

38 " 750 00

44 " 850 00


44 inch, e.xtra heavy $ 900 00

48 1.000 00

66 1.200 00

62 1.500 00

403 Clex'eland, Ohio.

PAPER CUTTERS.

Victor Paper Cutter.

The " Victor " IS an excellent low priced power cutter. It possesses all the superior

qualities of the "Gem" Paper Cutter with additional strength for heavy work.

Having both hand and power attachments, it can be worked either way. It is solid,

compact, very easily manipulated, requiring but little power to run. It has no weights or

chains to jerk, break or get out of order. The movements are all positive and direct,

guaranteeing a perfectly true cut. Card board can be cut equally as well as paper, and it

is guaranteed to do heavier and finer cutting in any business where a paper cutter is used,

than any machine of the same size and price. For medium sized printing offices and

binderies, where it is desired to operate machinery either by hand or steam power, it is

just the thing.

30 inch.

32 " .

.Weight, 1,6(M) lt>s Price, .t300 00

. ** 1,8.50 ** '* ;i50 00

Prices include boxing.


^


PAPER CUTTERS.

Gem Paper Cutter.

This is the most simple, durable and perfect hand machine made. It ixissesses great

strength; is very heavy, compact, firm and rigid; works smoothly and easily; knife cuts

perfectly true ; windlass-clamp has a free and quick motion ; the cutting stick of wood in

the table receives the knife; table is divided into lines, S([uares and inches; has back and

side gauges. An inspection will convince any one of the superiority of the ** Gem."

This well known machine is sold at the same price as inferior machines of same size.

We can refer to very many sold and in use all over the United States for many years,

which have given perfect satisfaction.

30 inch.

32 *'.

....AVeight. l,20()tt)s Price, S175 00

\,rm " ** 200 00

Above prices include boxing.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 405 Ciereland , Ohio.

PAPER CUTTERS.

Hero Paper and Card Cutter.

This lever swings in front of knife

and over the table, so it does not in-

terfere with the handling of any length

of paper in front of the machine.

The Hero will cut full 2;i inches anda pile 33^ inches thick. The backKauge is 18 inches wide, can be runback 2;^^ inches from knife and drawnforward to within Vi inch of knife. It

is also very close to back side-gauge

for convenience in squaring narrow as

well as wide piles. The front table

extends 12 inches in front of knife. It

is also provided with a fine brass meas-

uring-rule divided into eighths of

inciies.

Weighs 450 pounds.

Price $80 00

The 25-Inch Paragon Cutter.

Cuts 33^ inches thickness of

paper and squares 25 inches.

This popular size has wonder-

ful power, and like the smaller

sizes, allows any length of paper

to be handled in front of the

knife, the lever working over

the table, which also reduces

the floor space needful in oper-

ating, a very desirable feature

for many offices.

The lever has a counter-

weight, n^aking it easier and

handier in operating.

Thoroughly complete in all

desii'able appliances, having

measuring rule; traverse, side

and squaring gauges. The back

gauge is 20 inches wide and runs

back 25 inches, and within half

inch of the knife.

Price $110 00

Weight, 550 lbs.


PAPER CUTTERS.

The 14-Inch paragon

Paper Cutter.

This handy little imu-hiiu'

will be found very useful in

all job printing offices. It

cuts a pile of paper or card

board 2Vij inches thick and

full 14 inches wide. The

gaupe runs U inches back

and forward to within half

inch of the knife. Also has

a side gaujre. It cuts easily.

(luickly and accurately.

Price W) (H)

AVeight, 2(X) lbs.

22 1-2 Inch Paragon Cutter.

Cuts 3 inches thickness of

paper and s(|uares full 22^

inches.

The lever works over the table,

but so cnrved as not to interfere

with the handling of any length

of paper in front of the knife.

Furnished with wide side and

back gauges, and a measuring

rule on the table. (Jauge can be

set to within half inch of the

knife.

The knife is made of the best

(luality of steel and is easily

adjusted by screws.

Cuts paper and cardboard per-

fectly true and smooth with one

stroke of the lever.

Provisiitn is made on this, as

on all other sizes. f<»r taking up

any wear of the knife bar, insur-

ing accuracy at all times.

Price.

Weight, 4nO lbs.

,.t8() (K)

Cleveland Ty/>e Foundry, 407Cleveland. Ohio.

PAPER CUTTERS.

Peerless Power Cutter.

Strong and Durable,

Simple in Construction.

Best Workmanship.

Great Power. Best Material.

Cuts 32 inches, square $450 00" S4 " " rx50 OO

Boxing 10 00

Advance Cutter.

The Advance Paper Cutter

is intended to meet the wants

of printers and others whose

business demands a lever cut-

ter, but who can not as yet

aflPord to invest in a high-

priced machine. It is built

with the strictest mechanical

simplicitj', in order to bring

the price within reach, and yet

no essential quality is sacrificed

that is required in a cutter de-

signed for general use in a

printing office. It is strong;.

has powerful leverage, an-

1

contains no gears or springs tv

wear or get out of order.

223^ inches $90 (X)

25 " 110 00

30 " 165 00

33 " 200 00


PAPER CUTTERS.

Peerless Front lever.

The fn)nt lever " Peerless " cutter

has a lontf and ix)werful lever, which

swings to the left, in front of the table,

giving the requisite iM)wer for the

heaviest cuts through the heaviest ma-terial. It is supplied with back andside gauges, rules and cross lines. Hasno gears. Simple, accurate, strong

takes up but little room, and a fine

looking machine in every respect.

Cuts 30 inches, square... 32 " "

.

Boxing

.$175 ()0

. 200 00

.. 6 00

Jewel Paper Cutter.

Cuts 30 Inches $150 00

•• 23 " 80 00

Boxing for either size 5 00

Cuts 24 inches.•* 30 •• ..

Economic Paper Cutter.

A new Iland-lever Paper Cutter de-

signed to meet the demands of small

printing offices, and in fact all who want

a good paper cutter. It is very simple in

construction, yet it is powerful, strong,

and as well built as any higher priced

cutter.

Special attention is called to the newClamping device, which will be found

very u-seful in cutting narrow margins,

particularly labels. Other improvements

have also been added, greatly enhancing

the value of the Kconomic.

.Weighs about 500 n..<« Price. «115 00•• 600 " " 150 00

Cleveland Type Foundry, 409 Cleveland, Ohio.-

PAPER CUTTERS.

The '87 Paper Cutter.

The long lever swings in front of the

table and the knife makes a long drawcut. The table has a brass measuringrule in front and on the back a back-gauge and a back side-gauge. Thereare adjustable screws in knife bar for

regulating the knife after grinding.

Only the best material is used in the

construction of this machine.

Cuts 25 inches square $115 00" 32 " " BO 00

Clipper Paper Cutter.

This Cutter has been designed more especially for use in offices where small work, suchas labels, circulars, etc., is chiefly executed, but it will also be found useful and conven-ient in "every well-regulated" office.

Clipper Paper Cutter cuts 12 Inches $40 00Extra Knives for same, each 4 00

PAPER JOGGER.Paper Jogger to fit presses 24X36, or less $18 00

" to fit presses larger than 24X;^ 20 00

HOPKIN'S PLATE CUTTER.For cutting Stereotype Xews Plates. Will cut any thickness up to type-high. Does

the work neater, quicker and easier than any other method.

Hopkin's Plate Cutter, weight 10 lbs $6 50Extra Saw Blade for same 25


PAPER CUTTERS.

The Ideal Pater Outtir.

The back ^ugt> may be instantly

moved any distance up to the wholelenKth of its travel, say two feet or

more, by a lever, shown beneath the

front end of the table. To illustrate

the advantage of this arrangement,

supposing it is necessary to move the

back gauge twenty-four inches, it will

be necessary to turn the long screw

ofan ordinary cutter forty-eight times

around.

The wheel under the front table

is used only for slight adjustments.

The claujp for the finger gauge is

iiiiide broad at the base so as not to

tlent the paper.

By loosening the center bolt shown

in cut. the lever may be (|uickly mov-

ed to any angle desired.

Tlic octagonal stick and recessed sides, admits of passing the stick through the side to

its i)liuo, and renders it uiipossible for the stick to be drawn out by the knife, giving six-

teen cutting faces on the stick.

ii4 inch, will S(iuaie 24 inches $110 00 | 30 inch, will square 30 inches *150 00

32 inch, will square 32 inches, $165 00.

The New Era Paper Cutter.

The Patent Nickel Plated Scale with

its pointer, shown at the top of cut, is

the most simple and convenient device

that has been brought out to indicate

tlie exact position of the back gauge.

The exact distance the gauge is from

the knife is shown on this scale in in-

ches, half inches and quarters, and is so

simple in construction that there is no

possible chance for it to get out of order.

The Back Gauge is moved by meansof the hand wheel shown at the left hand

side of thecutwith link belting and two

sprocket wheels. By giving the small

hand wheel under the front end of table

a slight turn, a shoe is tightened on the

belting, making it impossible for the

gauge to get out of place while being

used. With this arrangement the guage

is quickly moved and little time lost.

The octagonal stick and recessed sides, admits of passing the stick through the side to

its place, and renders it impossible for the stick to be drawn out by the knife, givinc six-

teen cutting faces on the stick.

30 inch. New Era Lever Paper Cutter...$17r>

32 inch, New Era Lever Paper Cutter... 200

32 inch. New Era Power Paper Cutter... 4.50

36 inch, New Era Power Pai)er Cutter...WOO

42 inch. New Era Power Paper Cutter... 860

48 inch. New Era Power Paper Cutter... 950

Cleveland Type Foundry, 410 A Ql€V4land, Okim,

PAPER CUTTERS.

Utility Paper Cutter

with reversible clamp.

Cut!^ Ifi inches $50 00Cuts 18 inches $r,0 00

Extra Knives each U 50Extra Knives each S(5 (K»

Our Clamps having solid face, leave nomarks on the paper.

This machine is par-excellence. It

is substantially built, stronger than anymachine of its size ever before offered,

!ind is simple in its construction, conse-

(luently not liable to get out of order.

It will cut and square full sixteen andeighteen inches, respectively, has iron

bed, adjustable back gauge and ourew Reversible Clani]), enablinfj the

operater to bring the back gauge to

within one-half inch of the knife.

The Boss Paper Cutter

WITH patent swinging CLAMP.

Cuts 23 inches, $100 00.

Extra Knives, each $7 50.

Our Clamps, having solid face, leave no

marks on the paper.

The most simple and effective HandMachine made. The lever by which the

power is applied is easy of access, andthe operator is not compelled to moveout of position to make a cut. It hasa smoothly finished iron bed, with inch-

es stamped on it, in front, as well as onthe b£t.ck, of the knife, so that the oper-

ator can see at a glance the size cut heis making ; the bed is marked off length-

wise in parallel lines; has a side andback gauge, the latter being operated

by the crank wheel in front of the

machine, thus combining convenience

and rapidity of operation.

The Patent Swinging Clamp does

the same work on the large machines as

the Reversible Clamp on tjj^ U'llfiH ones, enablinglthe operator to trim the paper withinhalf an inch of the knife.

Cleveland Type Fotfndry. 410 B Cleveland, Ohio,

PASTING MACHINE.Kennedy's Hand Paster S3 50

PERFORATING RULE.Brass, 1^ foot $0 2f)

| Steel. 1^ foot SO 75

PERFORATORS.

Hand Perforator.

Perforates 10 inches, and is provided with gauges on both sides, so that the sheets maybe turned and fed in again, making a continuous perforated line 20 inches long. Needles

make round holes, like the perforation on a sheet of postage stamps.

10 inch Hand Perforator S35 00

The accompanying cut is an

illustration of the Rosback Foot

Perforator. A very excellent

feature of this machine, and one

that will be appreciated by the

operator, is the sliding slotted

plates on foot of needle-bar (see

cut), which enables him easily

and quickly to provide for stubs

of checks, etc., rendering a por-

tion of the needles inoperative.

To do this, he has only to loosen

the thumb screws on the sliding

plates, move the plates to a

position over that portion of the

paper he wishes to i>erforate,

tighten the thumb screws, and

the i)erforator is ready for work.

ii^ That iwrtion over which the

space, or spaces, between the

places occur, will renuini unper-

forated. The needle-bar iimne-

diately above the plates, is grad-

uated to inches and fractions of an inch, by which the plates may be adjusted. The table

is also graduated, and has both side and end gauges.

24 inch Rosback Perforator SlOO 00

28 " •' •• 125 00

Rosback Foot Perforator.


PERFORATORS.

Black & ClawsonImproved Perforator.

The punch clainping

device is a new invention

and is so arranged that

any number of punchesmay be removed so as to

give any length or posi-

tion of rows of perfora-

tions. The perforations

are round as with postage

stamps, and the size andpitch of the punchers are

such as have been dic-

tated by careful inquiry

and experiment. Thetable has adjusta b 1 e

gauges, side and back.

20 inch Black k Clawson Perforator S 75 00

24 *' " " " 100 00

28 " " " " 125 00

PLANERS.Rock Maple SO 30

Rock Maple, 2Xi inches, for card work 20 /J^Rock Maple with leather top 40

^'^'^

Mahogany 50

Proof Planer 50

Curved Planers 75

JONES' ROCKING PROOF PLANER.Jones Rocking Proof Planer, 314 inch .fl 50

7 " 2 50

PRINTERS' PUNCH.

This punch is for cutting holes

in ball programmes, etc., and wherecards are laced together with silk or

ribbon. They are handsomely andstrongly made, nickel plated, andare made to punch round hole or

star shape.

Printers' Puncli


S3 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

PROOF PRESSES.

oX27 inches, with iron stand 126 00

10X:^l ** with iron stand 35 00

lOX^U " without iron stand.. 'JS 00

IHX-Hl " with iron.xtand 4o 00

IHX-M '* without iron stand. 35 00

Novelty Proof Press.

Novelty Proof Press $t 50

PRESSES.—CYLINDER.

CAMPBELL.

Hand Cylinder Country.

Xo. 2—;i^X-18, 6-column Quarto size Price, $800 00

No. ;^-;i(lX4;i S-cohimn Folio size " 700 00

Pony.

No. 6—Size of bed, 23X30 Size of form, 18X27 Price, $2,250 00

No. 7—Size of bed, 2:^X28 Size of matter, 18X2;>** 2,(K)0 00

No. 8-Size of bed, 20i^X^^ Size of form, 15X22 '* 1,700 00

'' CRANSTON.

Improved Country Press.

No. 3—32X46 injfide bearers 27X42 size matter Price, $1,500 00

No.3^4-33X4>S " " 27X44 " " " 1,600 00

Rack and Pinion Distribution.

AVith air si>rings, delivery without tapes, adjustable guides, brake, fountain cover,

distributing rack guard, long register rack and segment, table with side guides.

Regular Country Press.

No. 3M—•3;^'X48 inside bearers 27X44 size inside matter Price, $1,200 00

Two Rollers. Rack and Pinion Distribution.

All shipments F. 0. 15. Norwich, Conn. No charge for bo.xing. Hand power, $50.00 extra.

PROUTY.

Improved Country.

No. 1—7-Column Folio S600 00

No. 2—8-Column Folio 700 00

No. 3—3-Column Folio* 800 00

Sfiuare Sides and Patent Throw-oflF.


PRESSES.

X

\

\

Cranston Victor Commercial Press.

TWO-REVOLUTION—FOUR ROLLER.Especially designed for Half-Tone, Process, Etched, Photo-Engraved Plates, and work of this description. Posess-

ing as it doss, the patented features of our larger sizes, it is like them, solidly constructed, giving an unyielding im-pression and an ample inking surface.

Many features are embodied in this Press for convenience in make-ready, etc. The Distribution is a completesystem by means of which ever}' particle of inking surface is evenly and thoroughly covered. The movements are

easily adjusted and positive in their action. Adjustable Fly Fingers. The height of the Press is such that it can befed from the floor, and it is built with special reference to convenience in working about it. Its register is faultless.

Size,Inside

Bearers.MatterCovered.

Length ofBase.

Width ofBase.

Height to Topof Cylinder.

WeightBoxed.

Price.

No. 2A 25x38 18x34 6 ft. 5% in. 4 ft. 5M in. 3 ft. S}4 in. 7,500 $2,800 00

Each Press is furnished with Overhead Fixtures complete, Blanket or Hard Packing, Wrenches, two complete Sets

Stocks—one set cast with composition ready for immediate use. All machinery delivered F. O. B., Norwich, Conn.


PRESSES.

Cranston Commercial Press--two roller.

The Cranston "Commercial" Press Is especially intended for the variety of work its name implies; the name dei>-

ignatin? the smaller sizes of our Patent Improved Two-Roller Press. It is compact, requiring but small floor spao«;is solidly constructed; will stand firmly up to its work with full forms of solid matter; and with our system of distribu-tion, is capable of producing the finest work that can be printed on a Two-Roller Pt^ss.

This style Press has all our late improvements. For convenience in making ready, easy adaptability to rariocjgrades of work, and high speed, it is without a superior among Cylinder Presses.

This Press is fitted with Seat for Feeder, and extra parts can be f^irnishcnl, adapting it for two feeders.

Size.Inside

Bearers.

.Matter

Covered.Length of

Base.Width ofBase.

Height to Topof Cylinder.

WeightBoxed. Price.

No.lNo.lJ^No.lA

21x2821x3624x30

16x2416 X 3219x26

5 ft. 8% in.

o •• 8-g •'

6" 2% "

3 ft. SViin.4 "

4JI*•

3 " 10^ ••

4 ft. 4 in.

4 '• 4 ••

4 •• VA ••

5.5006.5006,500

«1.650 001.800 001,900 00

Each Press Is furnished with Overhead Fixtures complete. Blankets and Hard Packing, Wrenches, Iron Step*,

two complete Sets Stocks—one set cast with composition ready for immediate use.

All machinery delivered F. O. B.. Norwich Conn.

Clei>eland Type Foundry, 415 Cleveland. Ohio.

COTTRELL MONARCH PRESS.

Rack and Cam Distribution.

i tLis

Rack, Cam and Table DisTRiBUTior

A new press, built from new designs, possessing all the valuable improvements of the

manufacturers' well known presses, air-springs, tapeless delivery, patent back-upmotion, etc.

No. Size Bed inside Bearers. Size Form covered liy TwoRollers. •^Dis'tributfor !

Table Distribution.

3

5

26 X 37

33x47

22 X 3;3

28 X 44

11,500 $1,.575

1,800I

1,875

Above prices include Steam Fixtures, Blanket, Wrenches, Extra Roller Stocks, Roller

Moulds and Boxing and Shipping.

Ceveland Type Foundry, 416 Cleveland, Ohio.

PRESSES.

COTTRELL A «-SPRiNQ COUNTRY PRESS.

Designed for printing newspapers and general job work. It will print any size sheet

from a small note-heading to the largest size with equal facility. It runs easily by hand

power. By steam power it can be run from 1,5(X) to 1,800 impressions per hour. The distri-

bution is ample, two Ji-inch rollers covering a full form. The Press has patent hinged

roller frame and patent air springs. No. 5 will print a six-column (luarto newspaper

without crowding.

Driving wheel, blanket, wrenches, extra roller stocks, roller moulds, and boxing and

shipping are included in price.

Size of Bill Size Form CoveredInside Bearers. by Two Rollers.

No. 3 26x37 22x33 «1,000 00

No. 5 33x47 28x44 1.100 00

Steam Fixtures, SoO additional; table distribution, §75 additional; Itapeless delivery,

$75 additional.


PRESSES

The Chandler & Price Press.

SIZES AND pricks:

Eighth Medium. 7 x 11.{ i^^J^^^rS^^^L }

^150 00

8 xl2." "

165 00

Quarto Medium, 10 x 15," "

250 00

Large Quarto, 12 x 18," "

300 00

Half Medium, 14 x 20," "

400 00

14Kx22," "

450 00

Steam Fixtures 15 00

Chandler & Price Fountain, for either size Press 20 00

Buckeye Fountain 10 00

With each press there are three Chases, one Brayer, two sets of Roller Stocks, twoWrenches and one Roller Mould.

If desired, will furnish either Two Extra Chases or cast Three Rollers instead of Mould.

No charge for boxing and shipping.

All our goods guaranteed in every respect.

Regarding Speed, these presses are geared to run rapidly by steam power, even faster

than possible to feed them; while the nearly horizontal platen, with its long rest, makesthem the most desirable of all presses for quick and easy feeding.—Manfrs. Cir.


PRESSES.

Tht Ben-Franklin Qoroon.

With Throw-oflf and Depressible

Orii»i>ers.

8x12 inside chase $165 00

10x15 •' " 250 00

14x20 " " 400 00

Power Fixtures 15 00

Beu-Franklin Fountain 10 00

Peerless Hinged Well Fount'n 25 00

Johnson Cylinder—Disk

Distribution.

For 8x12 Press $40 00

10x15 " 45 00

14x20 " 50 00

With each Press there are three

chases—one hand roller—six roller

stocks—impression wrench—and oneroller mold.

This press embodies many movements

and principles not contained in the Old

Stj'le Gordon or any other job press.

The platen drops to an easy angle to

feed, standing motionless while the

sheet is fed in, and then by a rapid and

easy movement is thrown up and for-

ward, the arms bracing it firmly at the

back, while the bed comes forward and

gives the impression.

There is a long dwell on the impres-

sion to give the paper time to absorb

the ink, and this gives a clearer and

better impression with less power than

when given quickly as in other presses.

The bed and platen are heavily ribbed,

and parts are made heavy and strong

where strength only is reiiuired.

All parts are interchangeable, so that

in case of an accident new parts can be

immediately supplied to fit. AVe have

substituted steel shafts, steel draw bar

arms and steel pinions for wrought and

cast iron, and have increased the weight

of certain 'parts where experience has

dictated that they were weak, making it th? strongest and most durable press of its kind

in the world.

8 x 12 inches inside of chase $225 009x13 250 0010x15 3(H) 00Steam Fixtures 15 (H)

Fountain forS x 12. $16.00; 9 x 13, $17.00; 10 x 15, $1S.(K).

Improved Gordon Press.

Steel Shafts, Steel Draw Bar Arms, Dwell on

Impression.

Clmeland Type Foundry, 419 Cle7<el<xnd, Ohio.

PRESSES.

Challenge Job Press.

Size InsideChase. Price.

8 X12 $1&5 00

9 X13 225 00

10 Xlo 250 00

11 X17 300 00

13 X19 375 00

14 X2()^ 400 00

14^X22 450 00

Full Length Foun-tain for Eighth

Medium Presses, $25 00

Full Length Foun-tain for Quarto

Medium Presses, $27: 50

Full Length Foun-tain for Half Med-ium Presses $30 00

Steam Fixtures $15 00

With every i)ress are furnistied 3 chases, 6 roller stocks, roller mould, gripper and im-pression wrench and brayer.

Pearl Job Press.

The attention of printers is partic-

ularly invited to the following points

claimed for the Pearl Press

:

It is very simple in construction,

therefore not liable to get out of order.

It is compact, occupying so little

space that it can be operated almost

anywhere.

Its rapidity of operation, there

being no limit to it except the ability

of the operator to supply the sheets to

be printed. With the card dropper,

$4.00 being the price, 2,000 to 3,000 can

be printed in an hour.

No. 1.—5X 8 in. inside chase $ 70 00

No. 3.—7X11 " " " 110 00

No. 5.—9X14 " " " 165 00

No. 14.-9X14" " " with throw-off, 180 00

Two rollers cast, hand roller andink board, gauges, chase, delivery andfeed boards, treadle, wrench and screws

are included with every press.


PRESSES.

M. GALLY NEW UNIVERSAL PRINTING PRESS.

STYLE No. I .

This press has heavj' bridge. The platen is supported by five heavy jackscrews, by which it can be readilj- adjusted. It has steel shafts, steel adjuster-

bar, all parts interchangeable, and easily operated by treadle.

It is the style used for general commercial work.Quarto Medium (10x15 inches) $350 OOHalf Medium (13x19 inches) 450 OOHalf Super Koyal (14x22 inches) 515 00

These prices include crating and delivering F. O. B. factor^'.

Gross weight, complete, crated for domestic shipment, Quarto Medium, 1,800pounds; Half Medium, 2,400 pounds; Half Super Royal, 2.500 pounds.

Dimensions and speed of Pulleys as follows:

14. M. No. 1,12 inch diam. x 2 inch face; No. 3, 14 inch diam. x 2% inch face;

both make 6 revolutions to one impression. V^ Med. and Vo S. R. No. 1 , 14 inch

diam. X 2%. inch face; No. 3, 16 inch diam. x 3% iiich face, and revolves 8 timesto each impression.

STYLE No, 2..

This press differs from stj-le No. 1 in the following particulars. It is providedwith dwell cams, the connection rods are finished on edges and the inking cj'lin-

ders are nickel plated for use with fine chemicals, and especially analine colors;

It has also special attachments for commencing the rolling of forms from bothtop and bottom, which especiallj' adapts it to fine or large tint work.

Quarto Medium (10x15 inches) $400 00Half Medium (13x19 inches) 500 00Half Super Royal a4-x22 inches) 600 00

These prices include crating and delivering F. O. B. factory. Gross weightsfrom 150 to 300 pounds heavier than Style No. 1.

Forlist of small parts furnished with Presses Style 1 and Style 2, see next page.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 420 A Cleveland Ohio

PRESSES.

M. QALLY UNIVERSAL PRINTING PRESS.

STYLE No. 3.

This press is especially adapted for the finest and heaviest class of cut andtint printing, hot orcold embossing or stamping, inlaying book covers (occasion-ally termed "case printing") and v^'ood printing (any thickness of board). Anyone of these presses may be adapted for a single purpose or for any combinationof uses.

The following are the essential features in which this style differs from theother styles

:

The driving shaft is extended and given an extra outside floor support. Thepulleys are intended to carrj-- a 2i/^ inch belt on 14 Med. and 31/2 inch helt on 1^Med. and i/i S. R. The large gear-wheel has a section of steel welded into itsperiphery, in which are formed the impression teeth. /. r., those teeth which arein engagement with the driving pinion and transmit the momentum of the fly-

wheel to the cranks during the time of impression. The fly-wheels .are muchheavier and the press is much more powerful than Styles 1 and 2. The crankpins are case-hardened and finelj' finished. The platen is much thicker and is

fitted solidlj' to the bridge, no pressure whatever being sustained by screws.

It is doubtless the best machine of its class ever produced.Quarto Medium (10x15 inches) $450 00Half Medium (13x19 inches) 600 OoHalf Super Royal (14x22 inches) 650 00

These presses include the same list of small parts included with other styleand crating and delivering on board cars or boat at factory, Hartford, Conn.

Gross weights, complete, crated for domestic shipment;Quarto, 2,000 pounds;

Half, 2,800 pounds; Half Super Royal, 2,900 pounds.Steam Blanks, adapting these machines to various kinds of hot work, furn-

ished extra at the following prices:—Quarter Medium, $50; Half Medium, $60;Half Super Royal, $70.

Steel, Brass and Cast Iron Plates, adapting these Machines to the variousoperations, are furnished extra at the following prices :

Cast Iron Plates, % to li/g inch thick each $12 00Steel or Brass Plates 1^ inch thick each 10 00

Gauges for book-cover or other work extra, at moderate prices.

When ordering these presses, state what kind of work is to be done, and if

wood printing, state what will be the thickest board necessary to print. To ac-commodate the work to be done the platen is set back from "tj^pe-high" from %to lYs inches, according to order. Any intermediate thickness can be printed.

PARTS THAT ARE INCLUDED.

The following is a list of the small parts that are included with each press :

three chases, one roller-mold, six form-roller stocks, four distributor stocks, twovibrator stocks, twelve roller wheels—six large, six small; two changers, twofeed tables, one small impression or frisket finger wrench, one large impressionwrench, one socket wrench, and one chase latch wrench.

At option of purchaser, two extra chases will be given in lieu of either roller-mold or of treadle fixtures or four extra chases for both mold and treadle fixtures.

By treadle fixtures is meant, treadle, treadle shaft, pitman and bolts.

By power fixtures is meant the tight and loose pulleys that are attached tothe pinion shaft of press, the brake, the brake seat and belt shifter. No " over-head " fixtures are included; but complete sets of "overhead" fixtures /. e., conepulleys, driving pulleys, countershaft, hangers, etc., can be furnished to order.

Price with Two speed Cones $12 00Price with Three Speed Cones 15 00Price with Four Speed Cones 25 00

Heavier sizes at special prices.

STEEL SKELETON CHASES.

Can be furnished at the following net prices.

Quarto Medium (11x16 inches) $5 50Half Medium (14x20 inches) 6 50Half Super Royal (15x23 inches) 7 25

Note—Skeleton Chases give more "lock-up" room for large forms, but donot otherwise add to the printing capacity of presses. They are quite as strongbut NOT AS RIGID as the ordinary iron chases furnished.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 420 B Cleveland, Ohio.

PRESSES.

M. QALLY EMBOSSING MACHINE.

This machine is made in two sizes at the following prices:

Press (2114x22 Bed Plate) $800 00 Press (24x2G Bed Plate) $900 00

These prices include skidding and crating of parts, and delivering on l)oard

cars or boat at manufactory, Hartford, Conn.Gross weight, complete, for domestic shipment, 2lV4x22, 3,350 pounds, and

24x26, 4,200 pounds.Each machine is provided with three chases, two tables, two table stands,

one wrench, one belt shifter, complete, and one brake, complete.

Steam Blanks, adapting these machines to various kinds of hot work, such

as crushing of hard unyielding material, etc., are furnished at an extra cost of

For 2114x22 Press $80 00 For 24x26 Press $9() 00We strongly recommend the use of an Ys inch steel plate on the face of platen

(in which case the platen shovild be setback to allow for thickness of plate"). This

plate is a great protection to face of platen and is found very convenient in pre-

paring force. It is carefully polished and ground to an equal thickness.

It is provided with screws and dowel pins so that it may be removed from

platen and then returned to the same position.

These we furnish for 21^4x22, $15 00; 24x26, $20 00.

Other special interchangeable plates of various thicknesses, also cutting andcreasing rules, gauges, etc., are furnished at reasonable prices.

The crank pins are steel, 2% inches in diameter.

The connecting rods are of machinery steel and the "eyes," where bearing on

crank-pins, are bushed with bronze.

The bridge shaft is steel, 2% inch diameter.

When open to receive the sheet, the platen is thrown back nearly to a hori-

zontal position.

The machine may be operated at any required number of impressions per

hour with perfect smoothness and safety. The platens of these machines are (un-

less otherwise ordered), set .9185 inches from face of bed.

[Further description on next page.]

Cleveland Type Foundry, 420 C Cleveland, Ohio.

PRESSES.

M. QALLY EMBOSSING MACHINE.

The Embossing Machines are built only for very heavj' embossing and book-

cover stamping ("smashing"), and have no inking apparatus whatever. Thegeneral appearance and style of operation is somewhat like the regular XkwUniversal Press.

These presses have a gear wheel on each side of frame, and each wheel is let

into and is flush with the sides of the bed. These gear wheels have steel sections

welded into their periphery, and in said sections are formed the teeth which

withstand the strain of impression. The main or crank-shaft is steel, 5% inches

in diameter, with solid reamed bearing through bed. The driving or pinion-shaft

is steel, 2 5-16 inch diam. This shaft runsin a seriesof six bearings (two insideand

two outside), attached to the frame of press, and end floor support to each ex-

tremity of shaft. There are two fl3'-wheels, one on each side of press, each wheel

having 350 lbs. of iron in its rim, or 700 lbs. in both. The driving and loose

pulleys are 16 inches in diameter, and are intended to carry a 4-inch belt und re-

volve 514 times to each impression.

y*=%T

PAPER-BOX CUTTING AND CREASING PRESS.

The construction of the Paper-Box Cutting and Creasing Press is substan-

tiallj' the same as the Embossing Press as noted in the foregoing description.

This machine has a soft steel plate, screwed to face of platen, and the face of this

plate is set .9185 inches from and parallel to the face of bed. This machine is

built in two sizes, as follows:

No. 1, Face of bed, 2414x3134. inches. Inside of Chase, 22V2x30i4 inches $750 00No. 2, Face of bed, 25x33 inches. Inside of Chase, 23»4x31 inches 900 00

Above price, F. O. B. factor3', Hartford, Conn.

Gross weight, complete, for domestic shipment, No. 1 machine, 4,50O lbs.

No. 2 machine, 5,000 lbs.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 420 D Clevelatid, Ohio.

PRESSES.

Peerless Job Press.

The strain-bearing parts are of wruugiitiron or steel, and much heavier thanthe corresponding sizes of other ma-chines. This insures solidity and animmense strength, and necessarj' meansfor croatiiiK a powerful impression andresisting a heavy strain.The bed is stationarj-. very solid, rigid,

and also very strong; being trussed byheavy latenil and tnmsverse l)races,

there is no lujssibility of giving away inthe center or of springing.Each movement is positive, and hav-

ing no ailjnsfnicnts the most inexiwri-enced person cannot get it out of order.The impression screws are directly in

front of the platen, (not back of thebed), in full view of the pressman.The ink disk makes one-seventh of a

full revolution, exposing a fresh surfaceof ink to the form at every impression.Distribution complete.The throw-off locks itself at either end

of its movement and suspends the im-pression to the last moment.

The grippers are of spring steel, and can be instantly dropped to the tympan for thepurpose of setting.

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Steam Fixtures, Slo 00. Fountain, $25 00. Boxing, S6 00, $7 00 and.SlO 00

3 chases, 6 roller stocks, 1 rjUar mould, 1 impression wrench, 1 gripper wrench andbrayer are shipped with each press. i i

2.T() (K».

»M) 00.

;i60 00.

400 00.

450 00.

[22 500 00.

.$225 00 Weight, 1,100 lbs" 1.200

"'•

1,550*

'*1,(>50

""

2,300*'

"2,400

*'

"2,500

"

As compared with the old. haveheavier shafts, gear-wheels, bridge andplaten, greater weight, strengtn anddurabilitj-; lighter, smoother and al-

most noiseless movement ; improveddistribution, without any danger oftearing roller; no bridge lugs, nobridge springs, no crescents, and theleast possible liability of breakage.

They are adapted to all kinds ofwork, from the lightest card work tothe heaviest embossing and wood print-ing. They are made of the best ma-terial, by the best workmen, from newpatterns, new machinery and specialtools.

3 chases,'! roller mould, 6 formroller stocks, 4 distributor stocks. 12roller wheels (fi large and (5 small). 2charger stocks, 2 feed tables, 3 wrenches.

Qally's New Univf.hsal Press.

10X15 inside chase Weight, 1,850 lbs

13X19 ** ** " 2,600 "

14X22 •* " *' 2,900 "

Steam Fixtures, $15.00 extra. Fountain, $2.i.OO.

.Price, mo 00

." 415 00

.•• 4S0 00


PRESSES.

New Style NonpareiI.

9X12 Disk Distribution, Receding Bed $225 00

12X17 " " "325 00

Tiiese presses ranli as the best of this

class in the market, and have never as

yet failed to give entire satisfaction.

They are a time saver, as many jobs of

card and other work can be placed on this

press and completed in less time thanwould be consumed in making ready on

ordinary job presses.

The size 6}^X10 inches inside chase,

embraces all ordinary commercial work.

Each press is furnished with one set

Rollers cast, Wrench and Chase.

Price, boxed and shipped $35 00

2 Standard Job Press

Washington Hand Press.

Size Pi.at«n.

1^0.4-18 X22 14

5—22 X29 19

6—26^^X35 23

7-26>^X39i4 23

X18 $150 00

X25 5 Column Folio 175 00

X31 6 " " 200 00

X35 7 •' " 225 00

8—28}^X43 25V^X39 8 " " 250 00

9—305^X46% 26^^X42}^ 9 " " 275 00

Above prices include one Screw AYrench, one Crowsfoot, and one extra Frisket.


PRESSES.

New Improved Campbell Country Press.

HAND CYLINDER SERIES.

The Campbell "Country" Pres.s is too well kuown to need description. It has been on

the market for more than -SO years, and manj- thousands of them are in daily use amonR

Countrj- Newspaper Publishers. If you want a jiress the reputation of the "Country"

press is the best possible guarantee of its excellence, and the price at which it i? (iffcre*!

places it beyond the competition of any other Hand Power Cylinder.

No. 2 Bed .33X48 Form 28X44. Standard size for 9 Col. Folio and 6 Col. Quarto....^0()

No. .3 Bed 30X43 Form 25X39. Standard size for 8 Col. Folio and 5 Col.Quarto...$700

AVith these presses we furnisli rubber l)laiikot, two sets roller stock."*, tapes, wrenches,

bo.xiuK and shipping.

Tight and loose pulleys and belt shifter for power. $1.5.00 extra.

Clfv(ian4 T^fe fonndr^^ mh qfvfftfmf, Qhi^,

PRESSES.

Improved Country Prouty.

The above cut show? our new Improved Country Prouty, with new patent Throw-Off.

The Improved Country Prouty is built with s(iuare frame, heavily braced, and has five

ink rollers. Will do work equal to presses costing twice as much, and can be run by one

Size inside Bearers. AVeight. Speed. Price.

No. 1—7 col. folio 27 X37 inches 3600 lbs 1000 per hour t6(X)

No. 2—8 col. folio or 5 col. quarto...27>^X43>^ inches 4000 lbs 900 per hour 700

No. 3—9 col. folio or 6 col. quarto...323^X463^ inches 4600 lbs 800 per hour 800

The above prices include presses complete for hand i>ower, with news fountain, rubber

blanket, set of cast rollers, set of extra cores, and patent throw-oflf and impression lock.

All boxed on board cars at Madison, Wisconsin. Steam fixtures, Sla.OO extra.

Cleveland Type Foundry, 422 B Cleveland, Ohio,

PRESSES.

iNOER PressVAUGHN'S Ideal Hand Cv

The Tdeal Hand Cylinder Press will produce from :?()0

to4(M) ini|)ressions an hour. It makes a clean, sharp im-I)ression, and will print anything from a newspaper thefull size of the bed to a poster or dodjfer.

The impression is made by a soIi<l steel cylinder, whichis held firmly in place by double truck wheels runnintr ina s(iuare groove on the under side of the bearers or tracks.The impression i» regulated by four impression screwsthat raise and low-

er the bearers on

which the cylinder

runs. The cylin-

der is covered with

felt.

The form is inked

and the sheets put

on and taken oflE

the same as with

an ordinary haul

press, and an iin

pression is tak< n

by each forward <>]

backward turn ol

the crank.

No. 1—8 col. folio, or 5 col. quarto: bed '2^14 x 48 $200 00"2-9" " " 6 " " " 3S%x48l4 225 00

No. 1, floor space, 31 x 55; weight, 700 lbs.; shipping weight, 975 lbs.

•*2, " " a5x60; " 800 " " " 1.100 "

Frisket for No. 1, $6.00 extra: for No. 2, $6.50.

Tl

The Army Press.

This press should not be confounded with the Adams Cottage Press, which has a loose

cylinder and no frisket. The Army press has tympan, ways, bed and frisket similar to a

to a hand press, the impression cylinder and bed are geared together. This press is intended

for small offices, where circulation is small. A pressman can work 25() impressions per

hour, and do very good newspaper work.

14%X21 inches, for 6 column imge Price, 160 00

16%X22% " " 7 " " "86 00

Cleveland Type Foundry, 42:^ Clevtland, Ohio.

PUNCHING AND EYELETING MACHINES.

The ubove self-fccdiiiff Eyeleting

Miichine is made expressly for the

paper trade, and is the only one in

the market having a reach of 9

inches back of Eyelet Set, to allow

of eyeleting a large card in centre.

It is a perfect feeding machine, is

16 inches high, 16 inches deep,

weighs only thirty pounds, and runs

so easily that a child can work it,

and will last for years. Conceded

by all judges to be far ahead of anymachine ever made.

In oi'dering, send sample of Eye-

let you wish to use in machine, as

it will only feed the one size it is

made for.

To feed other size eyelets on samemachine, you require an extra

Roadway and Eyelet Set. Our Xo.

Royal No. 3 Self-Feed Eyeleting Machine. 1 Punching Machine is the best

machine to go with the Eyeleter for cutting holes to receive eyelets.

No. 3 Royal Self-Feed Foot-Power Eyeleting Machine, to feed one size Eyelet....$40 00

Stimpson No. 4 Punching Machine.

This machine has a reach of 63^ inches back of plunger. Also an adjustable

gauge for all kinds of work. The punches and dies and eyelet sets are inter-

changeable. We furnish all sizes of Eyelet Sets, which will fit in same machine.

Improved No. 4 Machine (foot power) with one Punch and Die.


$22 oO

Cleveland, Ohio.

MioQET Safety Quoin.

Occupies the space of only three non-

pareils. The MidKet does away with an

annoyance that has l)een in existence from

away back—that of makinjf some forms

tight by forciii}; in leads. Can be put any-

where in the form.

Midget Safety Quoin, i)er dozen S2 (X)

Made of steel, perfect in operation and

cannot work loose, have wide bearings and

cannot tilt. The key draws the quoins to-

gether and does not force them apart.

No. 1 Peerless Quoins, per dozen pairs..^2 60

No. 2 '.. 3 00

Keys, either size, each 50 Peerless Quoi

Keystone Quoin.

No. 1 Quoin per dozen pairs S2 50

No. 2Quoin " " " 3 00

Keys, of best steel, plain each, 50

Keys, of best steel, nickel-plated '* 75

Hempel-s Improved Patent Steel Quoin.

No. 1, Ilenipers Improved Patent Steel Quoins, per dozen pairs $2 50

No. 2, " "' 3 00

Kej's, plain for either size 50

"ZJ' plated '* " " 75

Hickory and Boxwood Quoins.

Hickory Quoins, per 100 SO 40

Boxwood * 60


RATCHET.

Ratchet for Stereotype Blocks

REGLET AND FURNITURE.

Pearl to Pica Reglet per yard $0 02

" "03

" "04

'* "06

" "08

" "02

Great Primer to 2-line Pica Furniture

3-line Pica to 5-line Pica Furniture ....

6-line Pica to 9-line Pica Furniture

10-line Pica to 12-line Pica Furniture...

Pine Reglet

ROLLER COMPOSITION.

Van Bibber's " Regular" Composition per pound, $0 30" " Rough and Ready " " 35

" " " Pressman " Composition " 40

Standard Composition " 30

Unique Composition"

40

ROLLER FELT.

In rolls 2}/2 inches wide, for power press distributors, 12 yards to the roll. .$5 00

Eighth Medium Roller Stock SO 75

Quarto Medium Roller Stock 85

ROLLER STOCKS.

Half Medium Roller Stock $1 00

PRICE FOR CASTING ROLLERS.

Eighth Medium $0 50 1 Half Medium....

Quarto Medium 85 I

.SI 00

HAND ROLLERS.

Roller with One Handle.

HOLLER CAST. NOT CAST.

6 inches long $1 85 $1 25 Extra Stock, SO 40

8 " " 2 30 1 50 " " 40

10 " " 2 75 1 75 " " 60

12 " " 3 20 2 00 " " 60

Roller with Two Handles.

ROLLER CAST. NOT CAST. EXTRA CORE

14 inches long S3 65.

4 10.

4 55.

5 00,

5 50.

6 a5.

.S2 25 SO 70

2 50.

2 75.

3 00.

3 25.

4 00.

75

90

85

1 00

1 15

Cleveland Type Foundry^ 426 Cleveland, Ohio.

BRASS ROLLER MOULDS.Length. Diam. Price. Diah. Price. Diam. Pricb

24 inches 314 inches $ 9 60 3 inches $ 7 20 2 inches $30 inches 314 inches 12 00 3 inches 9 00 2 inches 6 0036 inches 'SM inches U 40 3 inches 10 80 2 inches 7 2040 inches 3>| inches 16 00 3 inches 12 00 2 inches 8 0044 inches 3% inches 17 60 .3 inches 13 20 2 inches 8 8048 inches 3V4 inches 19 20 3 inches 14 40 2 inches 9 6052 inches 3\i inches 20 80 Ji inches 15 60 2 inches 10 40

Eighth Medium Roller Mould $3 00

Quarto Medium Holler Mould 4 00

Half Medium Roller Mould $5 00

STEEL SCORING RULE.Steel Scoring Rule per foot 30 30

ROLLER SUPPORTERS.ForSX 9 Chase $0 35For 7X11 '* 40

For 8X12 ", 45

For 10X1'^ " 50For 11X17 " ...

For 13X19 " ...

6075

METAL SECTIONAL BLOCKS.

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P^^^^^^fe^ ^^sTThe cut shows a page of the sectional blocks, with tlie hooks and catches, ready^for the

plate. The hooks are operated by a ratchet, the same as those on the patent wood blocks.

The sections are made in the following sizes: 1X4, 2X4, 4X4, 1X8, 2X8, 4XH, and 8X8 emspica. In five minutes a page can be made up to fit a plate of any size.

Hooks, each $1 10

Catches, each 15

Sections, or Furniture, made up in pieces of 1X4, 2X4, 4X4, 1X8, 2X8, 4X8, and 8X8ems pica, per pound 25

Ratchet 75

SHOOTING STICKS.

No. 1, Iron $0 25

No. 2, Wrought Steel 35

No. 3, Wrought Steel SO 75

Hickory 10

No. 2, Wrought Steel


NICKEL PLATED.SO 50

INo. 3, Wrought Steel 95

427 Clez>eland, Ohio,

STEREOTYPE BLOCKS

Rule Blocks made of

any style desired. ExtraHooks and Pinions in-

serted in blocks, 50 cents.

Steel Pinions, 15 cents

each. Hooks, 10 cents.

In sending ordei's give

the size of each block

outside, and also the size

of largest and smallest

plate to be worked, meas-

uring the back of the

plate; or add % of aninch to the printing mat-

ter, as follows, viz: if the

matter is 3Xo, the blocks

should be 'S%X^% out-

side, the bevel on the

plate being about ^.The Hook and Pinion

will take % with a little

allowance for taking the

plate free. All blocks

ai*e made % inch thick,

unless otherAvise ordered.

PATENT New Style Block.

Sizes and Prices for Cylinder Presses:

«^OLIO:

Imperial

Super Royal

RoyalMediumDemyQUARTO:Imperial

Super Royal

RoyalMediumDemyOCTAVO:Imperial

Super Royal

Q Z y« - SI- w o3 z -|

16 X22'A133^X213^

12^X19^^11^/^X18^11 X16

11 X16

9^X12>^9 XllH7^X11

7MX11lo'/iYWA

$7 25

6 80

6 40

6 10

5 30

5 30

4 50

4 25

4 00

3 30

3 30

3 15

$S 50

7 95

7 45

7 00

6 10

6 10

5 25

4 90

4 60

3 80

3

3 60

Q o ^

K » o3 Z _1

O ^ M

OCTAVO:Royal

MediumDemyI2MO: .

Broad

I6MO:Super Royal

MediumDemyI8M0:Medium ,

32MO:Super Royal

6 X9>^5>^X95^X7%

5J4X 6%

5 X63^4>^X63%X 5^4

3^^X 5-%

3 X5

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s

S3 00

2 85

2 70

2 05

1 95

1 85

1 75

1 75

1 65

S;i40

3 25

3 10

2 45

2 30

2 15

200

2 00

Brass Pinions, 15 cents each. Hooks, 10 cents each. Ratchet, 75 cents.


SIDE AND FOOT STICKS.

Iron Side Sticks.

15 inches long for 4 Column Folio or Quarto, each Straight, $0 6() Beveled, 80

19 " " 5 " " " "

21 " " 6 •'" " "

8 Column Folio, each.

9" " " .

Iron Foot Sticks.

75.

85.

95.

1 00.

1 10.

5

1051 15

1 25

1 35

8% inches long for 4 Column Folio or Quarto, each Straight, §0 35 Beveled, $0 45

IIJ^

13%15%18 " " 8 " " each.

201^

45.

55.

&5.

75.

85.

06070

80

090105

In ordering be careful to state whether straight or beveled side and foot sticks are wanted.

Oiled Cherry.

Oiled Cherry Side Sticks, per yard SO 06

TENNIS SEWING MACHINE.

This machine will stitch through back or center of book, and make a stitch of anydesired length from Vs to 1 inch, and the machine has a capacity of from 5,000 to 7,000

catalogues per day. Books sewed on this machine are durable, open perfectly, and there

is no liability to tear out, as is the case when books are wired. Where fine work is re-

quired, it is invaluable. The machine is now being used in almost every leading blank-

book manufactory. For stitching books not exceeding % of an inch thick.

For power, including belting and split cone pulley S70 00

For foot-power 60 00

Cleveland Type Foundry, 429 Cleveland. Ohio.

DONNELL WIRE STITCHING MACHINE.

No. 3 DONNELL Wire Stitcher.

The Staple as shown above represents the exact length of the longest stitch

made by the No. 3 Donnell Wire Stitcher. The Donnell Wire Stitching Machines form,

drive and clinch staples from a continuous round or flat wire, wound on spools. Noadjustments required in changing from flat to round wire.

There are no parts to get out of order. No clogging up with staples. Any per-

son can operate it from the start. Only two adjustments—one for lengthening or short-

ening the staples, the other for lowering or raising the table.

No. 3 Donnell Wire Stitcher.


S300 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

DONNELL WIRE STITCHING MACHINE.

No. 3 1-2 DoNNELL Wire Stitcher.

These stitchers have all late improvements—a new spool tension, wire straig:ht-

ener, and self-aetinK gauge.

The No. 3 Machine, which is the size most commonly used, will take all workfrom two sheet.x up to one-half of an inch and do it perfectly.

The No. :i]4 Machine will take all work from two sheets up to three-fjuarters of

an inch and do it perfectly.

IJoth machines will work either on flat or saddle work, and the change consists

in siuiply lifting up or lowering the front leaf of the table. They will take from 23 to

25 round wire, and 20-2.") flat wire.

No. 3V^ Donnell Wire Stitcher «400 00

Cleveland lyPe Foundry, 431 Cleveland, Ohio.

MORRISON WIRE STITCHING MACHINES.

^*'s/>tAfir sc.

Perfection "A" Wire Stitcher.

Will stitch from one sheet to one-fourth of an inch in thickness. Saddle and Table.

Perfection " A " Wire Stitcher.


$90 00

Cleveland, Ohio.


Perfection "C" W're Stitcher

Will stitch from one sheat to one-fourth of an iiVch in thickness. Saddle and Table.

Perfection "C" Wire Stitcher $150 00

Cleveland Type Foundry, \?i\ Cleveland, Ohio.


Perfection "G" Wire Stitcher.

Will stitch from one sheet to seven-aighths of an inch in thickness. Trough and Table.

Perfection " G " Wire Stitcher.


*:^()0 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

NO. 9 IMPROVED BINDER.

Will Stitch Pamphlets of any Thickness Under 200 Pages Through the Fold.

WITH BOTH KLAT AND SADDLE TAIU.KS.

Our new clinching device on this machine perfects the clinch ecjiial to any high-priced

steam-power machine made. Staples used on this machine are one-half inch wide.

Staples are strung on wood and put ui) in boxes of 5,(XX) each size, $1.25 per box.

SIZE OF STAPLES.

No. 2 14 inch length of leg.

No. 3 5-16

Price, including Foot-power $36 00


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LIGHTNING STAPLE BINDER.

These machines are nowabsolutely perfect so far as

skillful Avorkmanship can

make them. Any printer

needing a machine for sta-

ple binding, will find this

one a "treasure."

No. 1 Machine stitches

work of 4 pages to KK) with-

out adjustments.

No. 2 Machine stitches

work of ISO^pages to 3U0

and Tover without adjust-

ments.

Price of Machine andHand Power $18 00

Price of. Machine andFoot Power $24 (K)

No. 7 staples, 3-16 inch for

2 to 16>heets, 5,000 in ,box,

$1.25 per box.

No. 8 staples, 14 inch foi

16 to 32 sheets, 5,000 in box,

$1.25 per box.

No. 9 staples, 5-16 inch for

32 to 50 sheets, 5,000 in box,$1.25 per box.

BREECH LOADER BINDER.

A machine adapted to

the use of printers, in bind-

ing small pamphlets anythickness under 100 pages.

Uses three sizes of staples.

A perfect binder, and al-

most indispensable in anyprinting office.

Staplks are made of best

quality wire, and are put upin boxes of 1,000 of any one

size. The sizes are C, or

3-16-in. leg; D, 14-in. leg:

E, 5-l(>-in- leg. In ordering

staples always give the

letter signifyng size.

Breech Loader Binder

Price of Staples, in box of KMX) of any one size.

.$3 00

. 50

Cleveland Type Foundry, ^M Clei>eland, Ohio.

HAND STABBER.

Price, Hand Stabber. S2.5 00

FOOT STABBER.

Herewith is shown cut of the

Foot Stabber made for us by the

Howard Iron AVorks. It is just the

thing for printers who wish to bind

their own work, as also small bind-

eries. It is simple and so well

built that it cannot get out of order.

Price

Power Stabber.

Price, Power Stabber" " " with Kevolving Needles....

Cleveland Type Foundry, J3S

.$150 00

. 200 00

Cleveland, Ohio.

SURGUY'S STEREOTYPE OUTFIT.

PRICE OF NEW HOT AIR MACHINE AND OUTFIT.

Size 12x'i0. Size 18x25

Combined Furnace ami CastinK Box $45 00 S65 00

Iron liars. S|)ac'inK!i and Cores tor tyiJC-high casts 13 0<» 15 00Iron Schuteboanl and Plane 12 00 15 00Iron Miter IJox and Metal Saw, very useful 10 00 12 (X)

Heatinsf Hiush 3 00 ;^ OOIron <Jua»cesfor thin Plates, Small Tools, Blankets, Brushes, Prepared

Matrix Paper, Directions, etc 5 (K) 5 00

Total S8S 00 $115 00

Crating and Boxing $3 00 extra. Any part sold separately.

^'X'?' Mat rices for making type, cuts, ornaments, etc., as shown in Surguy &. Co.'s speci-

n.en hook and sheets, 2o cents per page. Can be cast with either outtit.

GOLDING'S IMPROVED TABLET PRESS.

Applying the Ceme

Paper in Press.

This Press is used for

forming into tablets or

blocks, bill-heads, letter-

heads, note-heads, state-

ments, orders, memoran-dums, blanks, etc.

The second illustration

shows the machine whenclosed and packed with

paper. When the paper is

in position it is pressed byturning the crank handle

at one end of the press,

which operates a screw

bearing against a movable

iron clamp. The clampsNT. are held in a hinged frame

so that the paper, whenl>roperly secured, can be thrown over as shown in

the first illustration, bringing the lower and smooth

edges uppermost, ready for glueing.

Every press is provided with clamping boards

for each end, to i)rotect the paper from indenta-

tions from the iron clamps. A thumb screw is

used to raise or lower the clamping frame, where-

by a central pressure can be obtained on any size

paper, from 2X2 inches up to the full capacity of

the press.

Size No. 1 will hold 2,000 sheets, any size up

to 6X12 inches, price $ 6 00

Size No. 2 will hold 5,()()0 sheets, any size up

to 8X10 inches, price 12

TABLET GLUE OR BINDERS' LIQUID CEMENT.

Red or Blue per Half Pint Can $0 35•

1 iiiiCan 60

Quart Can 100(i.illonCa.j 3 75

Cleifetand Type Founit'rj

,

439 Cltn/eland, Ohio.

COTT'S IMPROVED TABLET HOLDER AND CLAMP.

For .straightening up und liolding sheets of

paper while being glued for tablets. Willhold any quantity up to three thousand sheets

of paper, and any size from iV^lVi to 8V2XUinches. With an additional elainp and larger

press boards almost any size of work can beeasily handled.

Cott's Improved Tablet Holder andClamp, including 4 Press Boards S3 25

Extra Clamp and set of 4 Press Boards... 1 (50

Extra Clamp, without Boards 1 25

TABLET WITH SURFACE PRESENTED FOR GLUEING.

TABLET GLUE POTS.l^Pint Glue Pot $0 60

1 Quart " " 90

2 " " " 1 20

TAKE SLUGS.

Take Slugs, cast from Copper Alloy Metal to measure of cokunii, each 80 15

BARTHOLOMEW'S TWISTER.

Every job compositor should have one. Can l)e carried in the pocket. Indispensableto the country printer.

Price S4 00


THORNE TYPE SETTING MACHINE.

THE THOKNE Machine, using type,

produces perfect typogrnphical results as

well as great economy, and among othar

decided advantages it sets and distributes

simultaneously or separately, at will; re-

quires less than five feet square of floor

space for the machine; is simple in con-

struction, and made to the highest standard

of mechanical excellence. Requires but

little more power to riwi than an ordinary

sewing machine. The distribution is auto-

matic; and, while both the distributing

and setting mechanisms are contained in

one machine, each operation is indepen-

dent.

THE THORNE is thoroughly adapted

for all kinds of book and newspaper com-

position. The shortest "takes" can be

handled as expeditiously on the machineas by hand compositors—which feature will

be especially appreciated in its use in daily

newspaper oflSces.

"Proofs" from matter set on the ma-chine are much "cleaner" than those frommatter set in the ordinary way; the "dis-

tribution " being automatic and absolutely

correct, there can be no typographical

errors from that source.

Wherever used they displace all frames and cases for body letter, except cases for the

type used in correcting proofs. One n^achine occupies about the same floor space as a com-positor's frame. In a room filled with machines twice as much type can be set as in the

same room filled with frames and cases.

Practical compositors, by their familiarity with the use of type, the mles of the craft,

and various little dexterities which are well understood among printers, become expert in

the use of the machines more quickly than the ordinary mortal.

The shortest takes, two-line letter " ads," market reports, sporting programmes, foot-

ball results, and open advertisements not containing many different sizes of type, are set

with great celerity and economy by aid of THE THORNE, features specially valuable in

newspaper composition. Italics also are readily inserted.

The fact that the Thome is used in such concerns as Houghton, Mifilin & Co.,

The University Press, I'lir Fonnii, /ionxtncc, Ncio Yui-k Pout, American PrcsH As«ocia-

iion. Ram'H Horn, The. EvanfieliHt, 'I he Churchman, Atlanta Journal, MuMJicld Netc»,

Sprinpfield Repuhlic-TlmeH, etc., shows that it is popular with those who must havethe best.

Over two hundred and fifty in use by fifty leading firms in tlio United States andEurope. Not an experiment, but a perfected machine.

For terms and fuHcr particulars, address

Clei'eland Tyfie Foundry,

The Cleveland Type Foundry.


PRESS TAPES.

%inch wide—per roll $0 75

H " " " " 75

% " " " " 1 00

% inch wide—per roll $1 25

1 " " " " 1 50

Ws " " " '• 1 60

TYPE MEASURES.

IMIOd 8 ~~''"^Oll' 9' ' 0/5-

, _,_,ML L, ' ILjIM 'I L..., J iU.Jili 'l J,1J

Boxwood Triangular Type Measure, 9 inches $1 50^

Card Board 25-

TYPE WASH.

PRINTERS' Detergent.

5 lb. can? SO 75

10 " " 1 25

25 " " 3 00

KcRs of 50 to 100 Itis per ft. $0 10

Half barrels, about 150 Itif " " 09

Barrels of a50 to 500 lbs " " 08

Champpon Type Wash.

Champion Type Wash 1 lb. Cans, each, SO 20.

" 2 " " 30.,

*' 3 " " 40..

dozen $2 OO'

3 26

4 50

TYMPAN PRESS BOARDS.

21X29inches SO 50 l 29X42 inches II 00

26X35 " 75 I 35X52 " 1 25

EARHART WRINKLER.

For bending or curling brass rule into any shape desired .S18 00

WRENCHES.Impression Wrenches $0 75

Monkey Wrenches 1 OO

^5

Cleveland Type Foundry, 442 Clc7>eland, Ohio.

general infor/nationaHd estimatesfor newspaperaHd jobOFFICES.

Qêêral JrôrnQatioi^.

OLD METAL.

Old Metal (delivered at the Foundiy) is taken in exchange for new type of our cast

at list price at the following prices: Old Type, 7 cts. ^ ft).; Leads and Stereotype andElectrotypes, 4 cts. ^ tb.

4S=" To avoid mistakes, packages of Old Type or Metal should always be marked withthe name of the shipper as well as our address.

HINTS TO PRINTERS.

When you are ordering type for newspaper or book work, state whether or not you wantthe fonts to contain Italics, Leaders, Fractions or Commercial Marks.

In ordering Sorts to match type you already have, state the Name and Number of the

Face, as well as the Size of the body ; or, if you cannot do this, send a capital "H" and alower case "m" (as little used as possible) of the font the Sorts are to work with. Alsostate the number of pounds or ounces j'ou want of each particular Sort.

Job fonts, such as Titles, Antiques, Ornamented, etc., are put up without Spaces andQuads, and if you want them for any Size of body it will be necessary for 5'ou to order themseparately.

When you want Leads, Advertising Rules or Dashes, send one of your Leads ; or, if

you order them cut to certain ems long, be careful to state what particular ems youmean—whether Nonpareil, Brevier, Long Primer, Pica, etc., otherwise they will be cut to

pica ems.

Should you order Brass Rule to be mitered to any size, give either the "inside" or

"outside" measurement, and if it is to be cut from Double Rule, state whether you wish the

heavy line inside or outside.

When you order Type, Rules, Borders, Cuts, etc., from any other Foundry's SpecimenBook, do not cut the sample out, but mention what book (giving date of same, if possible)

you select from, and give the Name, and Number, if any, of each particular article re-

quired; also, when practicable, the page on which it may be found.

In ordering Printing Ink, state the quantity, and price per pound or ounce, of each

kind J'OU want.

When you want Chases, give the "inside" or "outside" measurement, or better still,

send a diagram.

SCHEME FOR ORDERING SORTS.The following table will be found useful in ordering sorts. It contains a rough esti-

mate (taking Brevier as a standard), of the amount which the respective boxes of the

regular full-sized lower case will contain. The first two columns give the letters andweights to box; the last two columns the letters and the number that will weigh a pound.

Of course, printers in ordering can increase or decrease the quantities and weights to suit

their wants, or the proportion to the body of the type they need.

LETTERS.Weight

toBox.

LETTERS.No.

Lettersto ft).

a c d h i m n r s t u 2 lbs.

3"

15 oz.

6 "

5 "

abdghknopquvxy z

c e r s t

582

e CS2

398

f ijl 850

Caps 1400


STANDARD NEWSPAPER MEASURE.

The standard Newspaper Measure, as recognized and now in general use, is 13 EmsPica. The standard of measurement of all sizes of Type, is the Em Quad, and not the let-

ter m.

LEADS AND SLUGS.

Leads are desigrnated as *'—to-Pica," the number being that fraction of a Pica which

the Lead is, viz : a 6-to-Pica Lead is one-sixth of a Pica in thickness, or six 6-to-Pica'8 are

equal to one Pica ; four 4-to-Pica's one Pica, and so with other sizes or thickness of Leads.

Slugs.—Leads of Nonpareil thickness and greater are called slugs, viz : Nonpareil

Slugs, Pica Slugs, etc.

AVERAGE WEIGHT OF MATTER.

A "piece" of solid matter 13 ems Pica wide and 6 inches long will weigh about 3% lbs.,

but in order to allow for the sorts usually remaining in case, 4% lbs. of type would be

required to set that amount of solid matter. When the matter is to be leaded the weight

of the type may be reduced about one-quarter, i. e.: a single column of six-column folio,

solid, will weigh lOVs lbs., requiring about 13 fts. of type, while the same length column,

leaded with six-to-pica leads, will contain but 7% tbs. solid matter, requiring about 10 lbs.

of type to set the same.

A piece of solid matter 12 inches square will weigh about 40 lbs. One pound of type

will, therefore, measure S% square inches. A piece of leaded matter 12 inches square will

contain but 30 lbs. of type.

LEADS REQUIRED FOR NEWSPAPER AND BOOK WORK.

To lead one pound of Pearl requires 6 ounces of 6-to-Pica Leads, Agate 5}^"ounces, Non-pareil 5 ounces. Minion 4>^ ounces. Brevier 4 ounces, Bourgeois 33^ ounces, Long Primer3 ounces, Small Pica 2% ounces. Pica 214 ounces, English 2)4, ounces.

HOW TO ESTIMATE FOR BODY TYPE.

To estimate the quantity of type (solid) necessary to fill u given space, multiply the

number of square inches by b% (estimated weight, in ounces, of one square inch of matter,

including sorts in case), divide the product by 16 and the result will be the weight of typerequired. If leaded, a reduction in weight of type may be made as above.

ANOTHER RULE.

To ascertain the quantity of Type (solid) required for Newspaper or Book work, find

the number of square inches to be set, and divide the same by 4, which will give the

ai)proximate weight of matter ; to which 25 per cent, should be added for "sorts," or deadletters remaining in the case. If the matter is to be leaded the weight may beireducedone-quarter.

MIXTURES OF COLORS.

Use Magnesia as a base in making tints.

Yellow and Carmine or Deep Red produce impure Scarlet.

Carmine and Blue produce Deep Lilac, Violet and PlumBlue and Black produce Deep Blue or Blue-black.

Vermilion and Black produce rich Brown.Yellow and Black make Bronze Green.

Yellow, Blue and Black make Deep Green.

Orange Mineral and White make beautiful Flesh Tints.

Yellow and Blue produce Green.

Carmine and White make Pinks of any depth.

Ultramarine, White and Carmine form the various tones of Liljio, etc.

To thin ink, use Hi'duciiig Varnish.

I'sL' Copal Flock Varnish if <iuick drj'er is wanted.

Cleveland Tyfie Foundry, 44.5 Clereland. Ohio.

IMPOSITION AND SIZES OF BOOKS.Folio.—The standard size of this paper is 2;3X38. The half sheet folded in two leaves,

having four pages, makes a book called a folio.

Quarto.—When the half sheet is folded in four leaves, making eight pages, it formsa quarto.

Octavo.—The half sheet folded again, eight leaves, sixteen pages, forms an octavo;or folded into sixteen leaves forms a 16mo.

Duodecimo.—By folding the same into twelve leaves, making twenty-four pages, wehave a duodecimo. Folded into eighteen leaves, we form an 18mo; into twenty-fourleaves, and we have a 24mo, etc.

The words, Post, Crown, Demy, Royal, etc., used in connection, as Royal Octavo,designate the sizes of paper of which the book is made.

Modern facilities for the manufacture of paper enable publishers to have any desiredsize made to order, the same as this Catalogue.

Marks occasionally found at the bottom of a page are termed signatures (such as a, bc, or, 1, 2, 3 ; or 1*, 2*, 3*), and are used for the direction of the pressman and binder inprinting, folding and gathering the sheets.

DIAGRAMS SHOWING HOW TO IMPOSE FORMS.

Thirty-two Pages with Two Signatures. Common Half-Sheet of Twelves.

DD81 IE

23 26

DDDE oe 61 OS 6S SE i I

23 26 27 22 2 I 28 25 24

DDDSE il

25 24

DD

DDDDDDDDIR 13

DDDDDDDSheet of Twenties, Outer Form.

DOS IS t'C

3 6 33 R

DDD9 1 9S 8S El

n -in 09 12

DDDDDDD

Outer Form.


DDDDDDDD

r 6 01 E

I 12 1 I 2

DDDD

Sheet of Twenties, Inner Form.

DDSo bl

35 6

DDDDD

fi io as wi

I 1 30 3

1

10

DDDD3 3 8 3q 2

DDD

8 1 tS S<.

7 34 35 6

446

Inner Form.

Cleveland, Ohio.

DIAGRAMS SHOWING HOW TO IMPOSE FORMS.—CONTINUED.

Quarto, in Two Forms.Thirtv-Two Paqes. in Two Forms.

DDDD DDGD^ t>£ tie •i M Lz ut. e

DDQDQDDDDDD DDDD91 H ft b Ui tu Ul SI

I 32 gfi n 7 ?6 3 I 2

DDDD DDDDoutside. inside.

Twenty-Four Pages, in Two Forms.

DDDD DDDDDDDD DDDDU il UC U b bl bl i.

I 24 21 4 3 11 "3 2

DDDD DDDDSixteen Pages. in Two FoR^

DDDD DDDD8 b oi •. a II oi i

I 10 n 4 3 14 I -s ?

DDDD DDDDOUTSI DE.

IROAO Eights, in Two Forms.

DDDDp 5. t» fc

I n 7 2

DDDDoutside. inside.

Eights. Work and Turn.

DDDDr 1. b E

I 8 7 2

DDDDTwelve, Without Cutting.5 8 7 6

DDDDDDDD* b OI E

I 12 I I 2

DDDDSixteen. Work and Turn.

DDDDB 41 fl E

7 10 I I 6

DDDDDDDD

B b SI S

I 16 13 4

DDDDoutside. inside.

These characters cast by The Cleveland Tjpe Foundry—90 cents per pound.

Cleveland Type Foundry. 447 Cleveland. Ohio.

NEWSPAPER MEASUREMENT.

Table showing the number of Ems of the different sizes of Newspaper Type in a Line

the number of Lines necessary to make 1,000 Ems, and the length in Inches.

Also the number of Ems in the regular lengths of Columns.

13 Ems Pica,

WIDTH OP

Standard Column.

as

1= OS 'I

.2 d aJ CotJS S

.2 d X cot:s s

.2 6^ c

to ""

.25 « c •2a= S-©as

. . o

.2 »= 13

-©as

AgateNonpareil

MinionBrevier

Bourgeois

Long Primer.

28^26

22>^

19>^

173^

15>^

35K381^

45

513^

62^

5,040

4,325

3,175

2,465

1,950

1,610

6,505

5,615

4,115

3,200

2.525

2.085

7,180

6,160

4,515

3,510

2,770

2,290

7,900

6,785

4,970

3,865

3,050

2,520

8,630

7,410

5,440

4,220

3,;S30

2,755

9,310

8,030

5,885

4,575

3,615

2,970

BOOK WORK MEASUREMENT.Table showing the number of Eras to a line, and the number of Lines contained in 1,000

Ems of matter, standard book measure. Also, the space, in inches, filled

by 1,000 Ems of matter of the different measures.

Size of Type.

Nonpareil

Brevier

Long Primer

Small Pica ....

Pica

21 Ems Pica.

42

25^23

21

t^2

24

S2M

43^48

OS

2

3>4

5K

2S Ems Pica.

46

35

27%25

23

oo

21%28%36

40

43^

flpq

ox

m5

1]4

25 Ems Pica.

^.^

50

37K30

271^

25

l-^W

^:^'

20

26^33%36%40

1%3

4%5%6%

LEADS FOR NEWSPAPERS.

Table showing the number of Leads, 13 Ems Pica long, contained in one Pound, and the

number required to lead 1,000 Ems of matter, together with the number of

Leads in a single column of matter regular sizes of Newspapers.

Size of Body Type

To BE Leaded

With 6-to-Pica Leads.

Agate

Nonpareil

MinionBrevier

Bourgeois

Long Primer.

H^ O

^S OS

-3^1 a

o?d^ oO'dO o^Ô c"ôO

132

125

108

84

170

162

140

128

114

108

185

179

154

141

125

119

206

197

169

155

138

131

2 » dO eS S

fJH « s-:ôo dOO

224

215

185

169

150

143

O 00 •

— . oOoO

241

233

201

183

163

154

The lengths of Head Rules given are for Columns 13 ems Pica wide, and Minion Col-

umn Rules.


STANDARD SIZES OF NEWSPAPERS.

The following are the regular sizes of newspapers, adopted by the auxiliary printers

Wo would advise parties planning new newspapers to adopt one of these sizes. The width

of column is 13 ems :

Size or Paper. Size or Form. Column RgLf

.20X26 17'%X23% ".

11}^ 17-%

.22X31 19%X2«% 13% 11»%

.24X35 21%X;^^ : lo% 21%

.26X40 'imX^lVi 18 23-%

.28X44 25%X42 201^ 25%

Five Column Folio ....

Six" "

Seven " "

Eight '* "...

Nine " "

Four Column Quarto 22X31 18%X29 8% 13%Five " " 26X40 2:5^X37 IIV^ 17%Si.x

" " 30X44 27%X41 13% 19%Seven " " 35X48 32^X45 15% 21%

COLUMN AND HEAD RULES.

The accompanying Table gives the length of Column and Head Rules for the regular

standard sizes of Folio and Quarto Newspapers.

Or? 2 . . . d d

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25%18 2()i^Head Rules. Inches in length 8% IIU 1 1.33^

MARGINS FOR JOB WORK.

Following is a table showing sizes In eras pica, to set Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cir-

culars, Dodgers, etc., to allow proper margins:

Width, Right to Left. Lemgth, Top to Bottom.

Postal Card 28 ems 16 emsOrdinary Note Circular 24

Packet Note Circular 26

Ordinary Letter Circular 40

Packet Letter Circular 42

Quarter Cap Circular or Blank 40

Half Cap Circular or Blank 40

Ordinary Note Head 28

Packet Note Head mOrdinary Statement Head 28

Ordinary Letter Head 45

Ordinary Bill Head 45

Thirty-SecondlDodger 21

Sixteenth Dodger 28

Eighth Dodger 42

A compositor, receiving, for instance, a circular to set up to packet note size, wouldglance at this table, and noting that the width of the matter for that size piece of paperis twenty-six ems, sets his stick and gets his leads and slugs to that measure. He also

notes how far down the galley the forty-five ems of length reaches, and is ready to goahead. This takes much less time than hunting up a sheet of paper and folding it, withthe chance of getting the margin wrong after all.

TABLE, SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF PAPER REQUIRED

For any Job of from 50 to 10,000 Copies. No allowance is made for waste or over copies.

2 3 4 6 8 91

12 15 16 18 20 24 32 36 48"

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50 1-1 0-17 0-13 0-9 0-7 0-6 0-5 0-4 0-4 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-2 0-2 0-2100 2-2 1-10 1-1 0-17 0-13J 0-121 0- 91 0- 7 0-7 0-6 0- 5 0-5 0-4 0-3 0-3200 4- 4 2-19 2-2 1-10 1- li 0-23i 0-17 0-14 0-13 0-12 0-10 0-9 0- 71 0-6 0-5250 5-5 3-12 2-15 1-18 1-

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0-17 0-16 0-14 0-13 0-11 0-8 0-7 0-6300 6-6 4-4 3-3 2-2 1-14 1-10

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1- li 0-20 0-19 0-17 0-15 0-13 0-10 0-9 0-7400 8- 8 5-14 4-4 2-19 2- 2! 1-21 1-10 1- 3 1-1 0-23 0-20 0-17 0-13 0-12 0- 9500 10-10 6-23 5-5 3-12 2-151 2- 8 1-18 1-10 1-8 1- 4 1-1 0-21 0-16 0-14i 0-11600 12-12 8-8 6-6 4-4 3-

3i 2-19 2- 2! 1-16 1-14 1-10 1-6 1-1 0-19 0-17 0-13700 14-14 9-18 7- 7 4-21 3-161 3- 6 2-11 j

1-23 1-20 1-15 1-11 1-6 0-2210-20 0-15

750 15-15 lO-lO 7-20 5-5 3-221 3-12 2-151 2- 3 1-2:^ 1-18 1-14 1-8 1- 0-21 0-16800 16-16 11-3 8- 8 5-14 4- 4] 3-17 2-19! 2- 6 2-2 1-21 1-16 1-10 1-1 0-2:3 0-17900 18-18 12-12 9-9 &-6 4-17 4- 4 3- 31 2-12 2-9 2-2 1-21 1-14 1-5 1- 1 0-191000 20-20

:13-22 10-10 6-23 5- 5 4-16 3-12

12-19 2-15 2-8 2-2 1-18 1- 8 1-4 0-21

1250 26- l! 17-9 13-1 8-17 6-13 5-191 4- 9i 3-12 3-7 2-22 2-15 2-5 1-16 1-11 1-31500 31- 6' 20-20 15-15 lO-lO 7-20 6-23 5- 5i 4- 5 3-22 3-12 3-3 2-15 1-23 1-18 1- 81750 36-111 24- 8 18-6 12-4 9- 3 8- 3 6- 2 4-22 4-14 1

4- 2 3-16 3-1 2-8 2-1; 1-132000 41-161 27-19 20-20 13-22 10-10 9- 7 6-23 5-14 5- 5 4-16 4-4 3-12 2-15 2- 81 1-182500 52- 2i 34-18 26- 1 17-10 13- 1 11-15 8-17 7- 6-13 5-20 5- 5 4-9 3- 7 2-22 2-53000 62-121 41-16 31-6 20-20 15-1513-22 10-10 8-8 7-20 6-23 6-6 5-5 3-22 3-12 2-154000; 83- 8| 55-14 41-16 27-19 20-20 18-13 13-22 11- 3 10-10 9- 7 8-8 6-23 .5-5 4-16 3-125000 104- 4 69-11 52-2 :^-18 26- 1 23- 4117- 9 13-22 13- 1 11-14 10-10 8-17 6-13 5-19: 4- 9lUOOO 208- 8 1

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NEWSPAPER ESTIMATES.

As the estimates here given are subject to variation in prices, the information given

on that point is of but little value. Write us, giving a detailed list of what you want, state

terujs of payment, etc., and we will quote you bottom figures.

SIX COLUMN QUARTO OR NINE COLUMN FOLIO.

Nino-Coluran Washington Hand Press

Pair of 6-CoI. Quarto Chases

Iron Side and Foot Sticks

1 Twenty-three-inch Roller and Frame200 lt>s Nonpareil

300 lbs Brevier

20 Fonts Heading and Display TypeQuads and Spaces for Display Type10 Pairs Cases

12 Job and Triple Cases

5 Double Stands with Racks10 Single Column Galleys, Brass Lined

2 Double Column Galleys, Brass Lined

Imposing Stone and Frame, 30X606 Six-inch Composing Sticks

Mallet, Planer and Shooting Stick

100 Quoins

Lye Brush ;

40 Column Rules

9 Head Rules

150 Advertising Rules

25 Cross Column Rules

50 Brass Dashes

50 lbs Leads

48 Beveled Foot Slugs

1 Make-up Rule

() Composing Rules

25 tt)s News Ink—Best quality

HeadinI for paper $720 76

SIX COLUMN FOLIO.

One Six-Column Washington Hand Press

1 Pair 6-Col. Folio Chases

Iron Side and Foot Sticks

1 Sixteen-inch Roller and Frame100 lbs Nonpareil

150 lbs Brevier

5 Pairs of Cases

6 Job and Triple Ca.ses

3 Double Stands with Racks4 Single Column Galleys, Brass Lined

Clnielnnd Type Foundry, 461 Cln<eland, Ohio.

Six column FOLio-coNTiNueo.

1 Double Column Galley, Brass Lined3 Six-inch Composing Sticks


100 Quoins '.

1 Lye Bmsh1 Imposing Stone and Frame, 24X^620 Column Rules

5 Head Rules

50 Advertising Rules

20 Cross Column Rules

25 Brass Dashes30 lbs Leads.,

24 Foot Slugs, Beveled

1 Make-up Rule

3 Composing Rules

25 lbs Best News Ink10 Fonts Heading and Display TypeQuads and Spaces for Display TypeHeading for paper $449 19

JOB OFFICE ESTI/nATES.

COMPLETE SMALL JOB OFFICE.

Quarto Medium Job Press, size 10X15Eighth Medium Job Press, size 8X12Pa:per Cutter, 30 inches

Card Cutter, 28 inches. Patent No. 1

Mitering MachineLead and Rule Cutter

Imposing Stone and Frame, 30X60Cabinet—20 full size Cases

4 Double Stands, with Racks6 Pairs Cases

Job Cases

1 Job Galley, 8^X13, Brass Lined

1 Job Galley, 10X16, Brass Lined

4 Common Galleys

Rule Case

Eight-inch Composing Stick

Twelve-inch Composing Stick

Sixteen-inch Composing Stick


Lye Brush '.

200 yards assorted Reglet and Furniture

100 Quoins

Saw and Miter Box50 tbs Nonpareil

60 lbs Brevier

90 lbs Long Primer

Cleveland Type Foundry, 452 Clez>eland, Ohio.

COMPLETE SMALL JOB OFFICE Continued.

tbs Double Small Pica Poster Antique

lbs Leads, shaved

40 Fonts Plain and Fancy Job Typo, such as is commonly used in a first-class

Job Office

1 dozen Megill's Gauge Pins

Spaces and Quads $1,003 93Larger outfits, including Cylinder Presses of well known manufacture, furnished upon

application at proportionately low rates.

SMALL JOB OFFICE.

Eighth Medium Job Press, size 8X12Cabinet—10 Two-Thirds Cases

Double Stand, with Racks

2 Pairs Cases

G Job Cases ;

Job Galley, Brass Lined, 8%X132 Common Galleys

Imposing Stone and Frame, 28X50Eight-inch Composing Stick



Lye Brush100 Quoins

50 yards Reglet and Furniture

25 lbs Nonpareil

25 lbs Brevier

10 lbs Leads, shaved

20 Fonts Plain and Fancy Job Tyi)c, such as is commonly used in lirst-class

Job Offices

Spaces and QuadsAll complete, material first-class, for $306 86

VERY COMPLETE SMALL JOB OFFICE.

Quarto Medium Job Press, size 10X15Cabinet—20 Two-Thirds Cases

2 Double Stands, with Racksli Pairs Cases

10 Job Cases

1 Job Galley, Brass Lined, 8:^Xi;5

2 Common Galleys

Imposing Stone and Frame, 28X50Card Cutter, 28 inch. Patent No. 2

Lead Cutter

Rule Case



Mallet, Planer and Shooting Stick *

Lye Brush

100 Quoins


Ueveland Type Foundry^ 453 Cleveland, Ohio.

VERY COMPLETE SMALL JOB OFFICE Continued.

Saw and Miter Box30 lbs Nonpareil

30 lbs Brevier

40 lbs Long Primer .

25 lbs Double Small Pica Poster Antique


30 Fonts Plain and Fancy Job Type, such as is commonly used in first-class

Job Oflfiees

Spaces and QuadsAll complete, material first-class, for $013 GO

COMPLETE JOB OFFICE.

First-class Cylinder Press, extra heavy, wiiu l.uc improvements, 18X22 inside

bearers

Quarto Medium Job Press, size 10X15Eighth Medium Job Press, size 8X12 "

Paper Cutter, 30 inches, "Gem"Card Cutter, 28 inches. Patent No. 1

Mitering Machine

Lead and Rule Cutter

Imposing Stone and Frame, 30X60Cabinet—20 full size Cases

4 Double Stands, with Racks

1 Double Stand, with 24 full Racks

8 Pairs Cases

25 Job Cases

2 Job Galleys, 8%X131 Job Galley, 10X16IJob Galley, 14X204 Common Galleys

Rule Case





Lye Brush

1 dozen Megill's Gauge Pins


100 Quoins

Saw and Miter Box50 lbs Nonpareil

60 lbs Brevier

60 lbs Long Primer

100 lbs Small Pica

25 lbs Double Small Pica Poster Anti(|ue


4 Fonts Labor Saving Rule (20 pounds)

40 Fonts Plain and Fancy Job Type, such as is commonly used in a first-class

Job Office

Spaces and Quads $1,973 lOThe estimates here given are not arbitrary, being intended merely as a basis upon which

to estimate thAcost of an outfit. Any article not wanted may be omitted, the quantity ofType, etc., reduced or increased, different sizes substituted, or changed in any way to suitthe ideas of the customer. The Newsi)aper Estimates are based upon the supposition thatfour pages are to be printed " at home." Whore patent insides or outsides are used, thequantity of Type, Column and Head Rule, Dashes, Leads, etc., may be reduced to corres-pond. Make up your list and write for prices.


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