hirdrevisedspec00palmrichpec 00 Palm Rich

PALMER & REV

SPECIMEN BOOK

SAM FRANCISCO* Los ANGELES;

&TYPE FOUNDERS

PRINTERS' ARMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.Los ANGELES, CAL. PORTLAND, OREGON.

46 TRIBUNE BUILDING. NEW YORK.

.JSAN FRANCISCO;NEWSPAPER UNION.

PALMER & REVS

THIRD REVISED

SPECIMEN BOOK

.. PRICE LIST

PRINTING MATERIAL

1887

FOUNDRY AND WAREHOUSE, 405 SANSOME STREET

SAX FRANCISCO. CAL.

PLEASE NOTICED

QUOTATIONS throughout this book are subject to^

change from time to time, and every party requir-

ing material should communicate with us, and secure

an estimate at the lowest prices at time of purchase.

Yours truly,

PALMER & REY.

TO THE TRADE,

(Npresenting to the trade a new edition nf nur SpecimEn

Book, we invite attention tn its nnnipleteness in every

detail, enabling the printer to select a complete outfit

in every department of his business, WB show not onlythe styles and faces manufactured at our own foundry, butthe choicest selections from tha leading foundries of theUnited States,

All the new ideas of the day will be shown regularlyan the PACIFIC PRINTER which will serve us as a sup-plement to our specimen book,

Please avoid the mutilation of this book by cutting, Sendus the full title of any size and style of type or number ofcut, and we will guarantee correct filling of order,

Any article shown in this book "will be promptly suppliedon order,

Grateful far the patronage of the past, we hope to merit

Its continuance through strict devotion to the varied interests

of the craft in all its branches,

PALMER & KEY.

PROPERTYPALMER&HBf.

INDEX

A Business Talk 17-20Acadian 115Acadian No. 2 115Aldine 51

Amalgamated Script 123Antique Extended No. 3 57Antique Extended No. 1 57Antique Title 57Antique Condensed No. 4 59Antique Pointed 60

Antique Extended No. 4 65Aquatint 155

Arabesque 61Arboret No. 2 149Architectural Combination 217Athenian 104Auroral .154

Auxiliaries, Series 3 15)0

Auxiliaries, Scries 2 H>1

Auxiliaries 224Banner Border No. 2 213Belle Script 121

Belle Script No. 2 121

Black Star Letter Combination 218Black Ornamented No. 3 168Black Condensed No. 3 1(58Boston Script . . . 124

Boldface Celtic 69P.raxs Rule 225 to 239Celtic No. 4 102( '< ipperplate ..... 150

Campaign 151Crayon 152Chinese 164Card Backs, Signs, Tints, Etc 216Combination Border No. 1 L'12Combination Border No. 2 212Combination Border No. 3 212Combination Border No. 4 212Coi ul lination Border No. 5 212Combination Border No. 6 212Combination Border No. 89 216Combination Border No. 24 214Combination Border, Series 91 189Combination Series, No. 3 192Combination Ornaments, Series 5. . 183Combination Ornaments, Series 8. . . .182Combination Ornaments, Series 9. ... 184Comb. Orient Border, Series 90 188Card Ornaments, Series 1 186Card Ornaments, Series 2 186

Card Ornaments, Series 3 187Card Ornaments 180Chicago Script 129( 'ircular Gothic 95( Mrrous 141

Clarendon 61Clarendon Compressed 62Clarendon Compressed 63Clarendon Extended 57Cleveland Script 121Concave 67Circular Italic 27Combination Gothic No. 1 78Combination Gothic No. 2 78Combination Gothic No. 3 78Combination Gothic No. 4 78( 'ombination Gothic No. 5 78( '( Midensed No. 1 53Condensed No. 4 50Condensed No. 5 50( 'ondensed Antique No. 2 58Condensed Antique No. 4 58Condensed Antique No. 5. . 58( 'ondensed Antique No. 6 58Condensed Aldine. . 54('ondensed Aldine 55Condensed Athenian 105Concave Condensed 66Condensed Geometric 107( 'ameo Shaded. 146('opperplate Italic Ill

( 'urved Antique 73

Daisy Border 196

Daisy Border No. 2 197

Daisy Border No. 3 197

Diagonal Card Black 14(5Doric 60Doric Shaded 156Double Scored Gothic 96Eastlake 114

Elzevir 26

Extra Condensed 53Extra Condensed No. 3 51Egyptian Extra Condensed 77Klbcron 157Estimate for Job Office . 12

Explanation of the InterchangeableSystem of Bodies 13-15

Eisfs 224

Four-line Pica Ornamental No. 1.. . . 168French Ionic . . 75

INDEX.French Antique 70 Logotypes 224French Clarendon 70 Logotypes 240French Clarendon Extended 77 Latin Antique 74Gladiate 113 Lightfaee Celtic 101Grecian 59 Lightfaee Condensed Celtic 99Geometric 100 Lightfaee Extended 56Geometric Italic 107 Ladies' Hand Script 122Geometric Gothic IK) Law Italic 109Gothic No. 2 80 Latin Italic 110Gothic No. 2 87 Lightfaee Runic 08Gothic No. 4 79 Light-face Roman No. 2 47Gothic No. 5 82 Light-face Roman No. 3 47Gothic No. 7 81-5 Light-face Roman No. 4 47Gothic No. 9 80 Light-face Roman No. 5 47Gothic No. 9 81 Lakeside Script 127Gothic No. 10 84 Logotypes, Series 1 . . 198Gothic No. 11 85 .Manhattan 73Gothic No. 12 90 Modoc 142Gothic ( 'ondensed No. 2 92 Moxon 159Gothic Condensed No. 3 92 Motto 145Gothic ( 'ondensed No. 4 93 Mentor 100Gothic Condensed No. 6 94 Mexzotint 1(57Gothic Condensed No. 7 91 Modern Antique 70Gothic Condensed No. 8 91 Modern Antique Wide 71Gothic Extra Condensed No. 1 94 Modern Antique Condensed 72Gothic Extra Condensed No. 2 93 Mezzotint Condensed 107Gothic Italic No. 3 94 Maltese Crosses 224Gothic Italic No. 4 94 Mother Hubbard 160Gothic Italic No. 4 98 Mother Hubbard 101Graphic Text 137 Media-val Initials, Series 100 222Heavy Poster Roman No. 2 48 Medi;eval Initials, Series 101 223Heavy Poster Roman No. 3 48 Manuscript No. 1 126Heading Script No. 1 125 Manuscript No. 2 126Heading Script No. 2 125 Normandy K53Heading Script No. 3 125 Newspaper Cuts . . 175Horizontal Shade 153 Newspaper Cuts 170Holly Wood Type 200 Norman Condensed 102

" Border 288 Newspaper Estimates . 11Price-list 265 Newspaper Headings 169

Ionic (54 Newspaper Headings 170Ionic No. 2 04 Newspaper Headings 171Ivy 141 Newspaper Headings 172Illyrian 139 Newspaper Headings 173Ideal 144 Newspaper Headings 174Inclined Antique 108 New Metal Flourishes 194Inclined Boldface 108 Obelisk . . 158Intial Black 133 < )xonian 103Imprint Celtic. 102 Octic 88Interline Flourishes 193 Octic 89Initials, Series 32 220 Old Style Antique 1 ISInitials, Series :;.'! 220 Old Style Bold 120Initials, Series 34 220 Original Borders 200Initials, Series 35 220 Original Borders 201Initials, Series 30 220 Original Borders 202Initials, Series 37 220 Original Borders 203Initials, Series 38 221 Original Borders 204Initials, Series 39 221 Original Borders 205Initials, Series 40 221 Original Borders 206

Initials, Series 41 221 Original Borders 207Initials, Series 42 221 < >riginal Borders 208Initials, Series 43 221 Original Borders 209Index to Wood Type back of book. Original Borders 210Karnac

..14;} Octagon Inclined . .162

INDEX.

Old Style Condensed No. 3 117Old Styles Faces 23, 24, 25Old Style Italic, No. 3 2Old Style, No. 3 28Old Style, No. 14 30Old Style Italic, No. 14 31Old Stvle Two-line 32Old Style Condensed No. 2 33Old Style Extended 34Pencraft 148

Program 100

Pencilings 102

Pencilings No. 2 162

Picturesque Comb. Border No. 24 . .215Price List of Roman Type 10Pay son Script 123

Pin, Screw and Nail Heads 179Pen Text 132Pen Text No. 2 131Pic:i Unique Border, No. 322 190Pica Unique Border, No. 319 191Pica Unique Border, No. 323 192Price-list Printing Material 289

Queen Anne Text 13(5Rembrandt 154Renaissance 150Roman Faces 33-43Recipe Marks 224Rubens Series 117Signet 138Stars 224

Stylus 140

Skeleton Antique No. 2 59Sectional Gothic No. 1 97Sectional Gothic No. 2 . . 97Sectional Graphic 97Stencil Gothic 14S

Screw and Pin Heads 224Signet Shade 139Spinner Script 128

Templar 145Tinted 147

Typographic Combination 1(55Typographic Combination Ornaments 165Typographic Charms 181Two-line Eng. Ornamental No. 16. .168Two-line Eng. Ornamental, No. 18. . .168

Two-line Eng. Ornamental No. 26 .. .168Three-line Pica Border No. 217 197Title Extended No. 3 56Typographic Flourishes 195Telescopic Gothic Italic 98Title No. 1 49

Title No. 4 49Title No. 3 49

Title Italic No. 2. . 53

Two-line No. 5 52Two-line No. 6 52Two-line No. 7 52Two-line Nonp. Ornamental No. 4. . ..168Two-line Nonp. Ornamental No. 39. ..168Two-line Nonp. Ornamental No. 26. ..168Two-line Nonp. Ornamental No. 16. ..168Three-line Nonpareil Border, No. 2. ..196Two-line Old Style Antique 119Title Text Open 134Title Text Open No. 3 135Two-line S. P. Ornamental No. 11. . . 168Two-line Pica Ornamental No. 16. .. .168Two-line Pica Ornamental No. 1(5 168Two-line Pica Ornamental No. 21 .... 168Two-line Pica Ornamental No. 30 168Two-line Pica Ornamental No. 33. .. .168

Type Writer 116

Unique Borders 112

Utility Script 109

Venetian No. 1 112Venetian No. 2 210Wide Black 130Word Ornaments 178Word Ornaments No. 2 178Word Ornaments No. 3 179White Star Letter Combination 219Word Scrolls 199Word Scrolls 198Wood Tyi>e Pages 241" Borders " 253" Dashes " 254" Catch Words 257" Rule Page's. 258" Stars " 261" Corners " 262" Fists " 264

Zigzag Comb. Border, Series 89 185

PRICE LIST OF ROMAN TYPE.AMERICAN AND SCOTCH.

HAND PRESS NEWSPAPER ESTIMATES FOR COUNTRY PAPERS,

With Circulation of less than 1,000 Weekly.

6-col. Folio. 7-col. Folio. 8-col. Folio.A RTK ILES. Size of paper Size of paper Size of paper

22x30. 24x36. 26x40.

JOB OFFICE ESTIMATES.

ESTIMATE FOR A SMALLJOB OFFICE.

i Eighth-medium Old Reliable Gordon Press, size

( 8x12 inches inside chase,) $200 oo3 Rollers, cast I 5

i Elm City Card and Paper Cutter, will cut fullsheet 12 oo

1 Little Giant Lead and Rule Cutter 8 502 doz. wire Gauge-pins, Megill's 5I 1t>. Job Black Ink 75^lh. Fine Red Ink i ooI 26x44 in. Imposing Stone, in coffin 19 oo

I Job Stand, to hold 34 cases 8 50

3 pairs News Cases, (2.oo per pair) 600a Job Cases, full length 2 70I Quad and Space Case i 25I Labor-saving Rule Case 175

ta Two-third ( 'alifornia Cases 12 oo

Mullet, soc ; Planer, 500 ; Shooting Stick, 7$c ; and

50 quoins, soc 2 25

3 Improved two-third Cases 3 73112 in. Patent Composing Stick i 70i 8 in.

" "

i Job Galley 8^x13 in., brass linedi doz. Hempel's Quoins and Keyto II >s. Long Leads, 6 to picaI font Labor-saving Wood Furniture, with racki Bodkini pair Tweezers

i font Dotted Labor-saving Rule, No. 71t

"

Single" "

i

Brass Dashes, Ornaments, &c

50 lt>s. Brevier No. 14, Roman50 Ibs Nonpariel

" "

50 Itis. Pica '' "

i font Nonpariel Gothic No. 9I

"

Long 1'rimer" '

I" Great Primer " "

I' Brevier " No. 12

I" Pica " "

I"

Nonpariel Celtic No. 4i

" Brevier " "

i" Pica " "

i" Pica Norman Condensed

i"

Paragon" "

i" Double Pica "

i"

Nonpariel Title No. ii

" Pica " "

I" Brevier Lightface Extended

i" Pica " "

I" Great Primer Wide Black

I"

Egyptian shadedi

" " Condensed shaded....I

"' Double English"

"...

I'' Double Pica Franklin Shaded

i"

i.ong Primer Law ItalicI

" Great Primer ManuscriptI

" Double Pica Boston Scripti

"

Auxiliaries, Series 2

x' Screw and Pin Heads

I" Cincinnati Card Ornaments

a"

Nonpariel Borders, ($2.60 per font )X " Long Primer Quads and SpacesX

" Great Primer " " "

X"

Paragon* "

I " Double Pica " " "

i " Double English' ' "

Boxing ir.i Cartage ,

ESTIMATE FOR A MEDIUMJOB OFFICE.

Quarto-medium Old Reliable Gordon Press, size(7O.V/5 inches inside chase,)

3 R oilers, casti Paragon Lever Paper Cutter 14 in.1 Little Giant Lead and Rule Cutter2 doz. wire ( lauge-pins, Megill'si Hi. Job Black Ink'/otti. Fine Red Ink1 26x44 in. Imposing Stone, in coffin2 Job Stands, to hold 34 cases each5 pairs News Cases, (^2.00 per pair)4 J ob Cases, full length2 Quad and Space Casesi Labor-saving Rule Case

12 Two third ( 'alifornia CasesMallet, soc ; Planer, soc; Shooting Stick, 7;c; and

50 quoins, soc6 I mproved two-third Casesi 20 in. Patent Composing Stick

1 302 75

3 oo

1 80

II 00r 5

25

6 oo

6 oo

a oo

24 oo

29 oo

19 oo

3 oo

3 3

4 4

2 15

2 301 652 302 40

3 20

4 oo

4 25

3 So

3 80

3 3

3 30

3 46 oo

4 25

5 60

4 75

3 60

6 oo

8 oo

2 50

5

3 75

5 20

60

I oo

I oo

I OO

5 oo

$500 oo

i 8 in.'

i Job G lley 8^x13 in., brass linedi 12 x i3 '

i doz. Hempel's Quoins and Key10 Itis. Long Leads, 6 to picai Lead Racki font Labor-saving Wood Furniture, with racki Bodkini pair Tweezersi font Dotted Labor-saving Rule, Xo. 71i

"

Single iBrass I >ashes, Ornaments, &c

100 Itis. Brevier X o. 14, Roman50 tbs Nonpariel

"

too tlis. Pica '' "

i font Nonpareil Gothic No. 9i

"

Long Primer" "

i" Great Primer " '

i" Brevier Xo. 12

i" Pica "

i"

Nonpareil Celtic Xo. 4i

" Brevier " "

z" Pica " "

i" Pica Norman Condensed

i'

Paragon" "

i" Double Pica "

i"

Nonpareil Title Xo. ii

" Pica '

i" Brev ;er Lightface Extended

i' '

Picai

" Great Primer Wide Blacki

"

Egyptian shaded ....i

" " Condensed shaded....i

"I >ouble Knavish

"

i" Double Pica Franklin Shaded

i"

Long Primer La.v Italici

"< Ireat Primer Manuscript

i"

1 >ouble Pica Boston Scripti

"

Auxiliaries, Series 2

i" Screw and Pin Heads

1" Cincinnati Card Ornaments

2"

Xonpareil Borders, 0*2. 60 per font)Assortment of Wood Type

Rule and Regleti font Long Primer Quads and Spacesi

" Great Primer ' ...i

' '

Paragon'

i" Double Pica " " "

i"

I )ouble English" '

....

Boxing and Cartage

$275 oo2 40

60 oo8 505075

1 oo

IJ OO

17 oo

10 oo

5 402 501 75

12 00

2 25

7 502 50I 701 302 75

3 75

3 oo

i 808 oo

1 OO

15

256 oo

6 oo

2 oo

48 oo: ) OO

38 oo

3 60

3 304 402 152 301 652 302 403 20

4 oo

4 25

3 So

3 80

3 303 303 406 oo

4 25

5 60

4 75

3 606 oo

8 oo

2 50

503 7520

40 oo

35 6560

I OO

I OOI 001 00

IO OO

$750 oo

EXPLANATION OF THE

FOR TYPES, f^ULES AND bEADS.

American. (1) This is the unit of measurement, ami is one-twelfth of Pica, or one-seventy-second of an inch. It is, of course, too small for a type body, but is used inleads and rules. Some series of letter require the American lead in lining the faces,where two or more sixes are used together in the same line; although its double, theSaxon lead, will accomplish this in most cases.

German (I 1.,,) is

'

8 of Pica, and '., of Nonpareil.

Saxon (2) is J6 of Pica, and L 3 of Nonpareil. It is the most useful of the lead andrule bodies. Four Saxons are equal to a Brevier; five are equal to a Long Primer;six are equal to a Pica.

Norse ('J'^.) is '. t of Long Primer.

Brilliant (.'!) is '.; of Pica, and '., of Nonpareil.

Ruby (:>'._>) is '._, of Minion, and l .\ of English.

Excelsior (4) is 1 3'of Pica, and l e of Brevier.

Diamond (4'.,) is '., of Bourgeois, and 14'

of Great Primer

Pearl (5) is'._,

of Long Primer, and ' 4 of Paragon.

Agate (.">!.,) is '._, of Small Pica.

Nonparie! (0) is '., of Pica, and ^ of (rreat Primer. Twelve Nonpareils make oneinch exactly.

(13)

Minion (7) isJ of English.

Brevier (8) is '., of Columbian, and-;. of Pica.

Bourgeois (9) is '._. of Great Primer, and 33'

of Pica. It is exactly l g of an inch.

Long Primer (10) is '._,' of Paragon.

Small Pica (11) is '., of Double Small Pica.

PICA (12) is >4of an inch.

English (14) is 2-lines Minion; a Nonpareil and a Brevier; an Excelsior and a LongPrimer. A Pica and a Saxon lead justify with it.

Columbian (ll>) is 2-lines Brevier; a Nonpareil ami a Long Primer; an Excelsiorand a Pica : etc.

Great Primer (18) is 2-lines Bourgeois ; o-lines Nonpareil ; a Brevier and a LongPrimer. A Great Primer o-em space is the same as a Nonpareil :!-em quad. GreatPrimer is exactly *4 of an inch.

Paragon (20) is 2-lines Long Primer; a Brevier and a Pica; a Nonpareil and anEnglish ; etc.

Double Small Pica (22) is 2-lines Small Pica ; a Long Primer and a Pica ; a Non-pareil and a Columbian. A Great Primer and two Saxon leads justify with it.

Double Pica (24) is 2-lines Pica; 4-lines Nonpareil; .'Mines Brevier; a Nonpareiland a Great Primer; a Long Primer and an English : etc. It is exactly 1 3 of an inch.

(14)

Double English (28) is 2-lines English ; u Long Primer and a Great Primer; a Pica

Hilda Colombian; etc.

Double Columbian (:->2) is 2-lines Columbian; an English find a Great Primer; aBrevier and a Double Pica; etc.

Double Great Primer (:!) is 2-lines Great Primer; :Mines Pica; 6-lines Nonpareil;4-lines Bourgeois; etc. It is exactly l ._, an inch.

Double Paragon (40) is 2-lines Paragon; 4-lines Long Primer; o-lines Brevier;S-lines Pearl ; etc.

Canon (44) is 2-lines Double Small Pica ; 4-lines Small Pica ; etc.

Four-line Pica (48) is 4-lines Pica: 2-lines Double Pica: .'Mines Columbian; O-linesBrevier; 8-lines Nonpareil ; etc. It is exactly

-

;!of an inch.

BUSIJMESS T/VLK.

E following pages contain more elaborate answers to questions often asked thanwe can conveniently write to each correspondent. It is intended to be an assist-

ant and improvement to that part of our daily business.

ACCOUNTS.We do not wish to open accounts for small purchases. If a man rarely orders

goods of us, has no account with us, no matter how responsible or well known he is, heshould send the money with the order. If the nature of the case is such that he cannottell the exact price, let him guess at it. If he sends too much money, the change willbe returned with the article. The cases are very numerous where persons order bytelegraph or postal card,

" Send by mail, cut so and so." It seems trifling to refuse,yet our books are full of such charges. The postage and book-keeping cost as muchas the goods, and well, some very good men never pay small bills. If the money issent, a little order will have as prompt and careful attention as if it were a thousandtimes as large ; if you do not send the money, you may be asked to do so before thearticle is sent, and lose time, if not your job.

BARTER.From the generality of letters which come to us asking trade for old material, it

looks as though we were expected to fix value without regard to size; make, age, dam-age, QT previous condition. To do yourself justice, give a fair description of the articleyou want to trade us a description which will be borne out by the article itself whenwe get it. If an old press is found on its arrival here to be damaged when it was saidto be perfect, parts missing when it was said to be complete, of smaller size than it wasdescribed to us, we will surely go back on the trade. It must also be borne in mindthat the trade offers made by us on old goods are not standing offers, but must beaccepted at once to hold us, for they are made in view of present demand and cir-cumstances.

CASH.The definition of casli is money here with the order or on shipment, so that the

goods can be charged directly to cash. If you want our price for goods sent C. O. D.,or at thirty days, so state in your application.

C. O. D.

To all parties not having an open account with us, small orders are sent by express,with bill collectable on delivery, unless otherwise agreed. Parties unknown to us, tosecure prompt attention to their orders and avoid delays, should send a remittance withthe order to cover express charges both ways. It should not be thought to reflect on aman's credit to have goods sent him C. O. I). It is simply one of the cheapest andsafest ways of doing business.

CORRESPONDENCE.Attention cannot be called too often to the habit of many patrons to seek general

where they want special information. A great deal of delay would be avoided if theywrote to the point. Do not ask for our list of second-hand goods, but write what yon

3 (17)

want to buy. Do not ask what discount \ve will make for cash, but state the goodswanted, and ask cash price for them. Do not ask on what general terms we will sell,but state what you want to buy and the terms you want. If you ask more than we cangive, we can, at least, tell what modification of your offer we will accept. If you area stranger to us, do not say, ''If you want references, we can furnish them/' but sendthem right along first thing. Come right to the point, and you will be apt to getprompt satisfaction.

CREDIT.

There is probably no subject on which so much has been written in our constantcorrespondence as credit. Men write hourly to ask if we will sell on time, without say-ing what they want to buy, or what are their references, or on what security, or howmuch time they want.

To the established printer, who owns his office and has a reputation for prompt payat home, there is usually no difficulty, on making proper representations, in obtainingas much business accommodation for his wants as can be had by men similarly situatedin any other profession.

Credit will not be given to men of whom we know nothing. We must be assured,from some source, that a name is credit-worthy before we enter it on our books. Whenwe agree to give over thirty days, we always understand we are to have notes, not be-cause they are more safe than open accounts, but because they require less attention.Our account book has to take its monthly raking, and he who has an open accountwith us is always subject to a sight draft.

COMPLAINTS.

We earnestly request our patrons to report to us at the earliest moment all casesof dissatisfaction, either regarding the quality of articles sold them, the charges for

same, or the manner in which they are served. It is impossible, in a business as ex-tensive as ours, for the proprietors to attend personally to every minute detail. Manyabuses may creep in and remain unknown to us, unless promptly reported by theabused. Where a cause of complaint exists, be it ever so small, we are anxious toheal

ORDERS.

Do not understand us as objecting to orders in any shape, but a hint to some correspondents may save them many errors and disappointments.

Do not mutilate this book. Order by name and number.When ordering Book or Newspaper type, state whether or not Italic or Leaders

are wanted.When ordering Sorts, state number of face as well as body, or send a cap H and

lower case m, as little used as you have.When ordering Job type, such as Titles, Gothics, Antiques, etc., state whether or

not Quads and Spaces are wanted. They are not sent if not specially named in order,and charged extra when sent.

When giving measure for leads or slugs by ems without specifying body, Pica emsare always understood.

When ordering Brass Rules to be inhered, state whether the size given is to beinside or outside of miters.

When orders for mitered Double Rules are received, it is always understood thatthe heavy line is to be on the outside, unless otherwise stated.

When ordering Chases, send a diagram with the correct inside and outside meas-ures marked.

When ordering material from a specimen book not our own, state name of Founderfrom whose book selections are made.

When writing an order, put each item on a line by itself, and do not mix things up ;show plainly whether the quantity that follows or precedes an article is the amountwanted.

Always indicate the way of shipping, whether by railroad, steamboat or express.WThen shipping old type, mark your own name on ever)' package.In ordering printing ink, state the quantity and price per pound or ounce of each

kind you wish ; also the name of the manufacturer, if you have any preference.

OLD MATERIAL.

In buying a bill of goods, where you desire to turn in old material, always mentionthat fact in the beginning ; then ship the old material at the earliest possible moment ;box it well unboxed goods go only at owner's risk ; take regular bill of lading with

weights mentioned; mark it with our name and your own, that there may be no mis-take in making credit.

REMITTANCES.

For large amounts, drafts on San Francisco are the standard thing, though anyway that brings the money is acceptable to us. The express companies bring moneypackages very satisfactorily. Registered letters with cash enclosures always come

safely, but should never be used where Wells, Fargo & Co. money orders can be had,as the latter are the safest and handiest things in the world, nor can they get put towrong account, so that a tracer will not at once turn them up.

REFERENCES.

Man) men seem to think that the mere mention of another man's name is sufficientreference. For instance, Jones, of Oregon, writes to us to send him instanter a bill ofgoods, for which he will remit in thirty days. If we want references, he names hisfriend Smith, also of Oregon. Now, these men are both strangers to us. Jones is ina hurry for his goods. By the time we write somebody to find out who Smith is, andwrite Smith to find out what he thinks of Jones, Jones will have gotten over his hurry,and we will have lost a sale we might have been very glad to make.

Another man writes, asking whether we will sell him certain goods on sixty days,with satisfactory security. We probably hasten to say yes ; and, after considerable cor-respondence, in which all details in relation to the goods to be purchased are settled,the order comes to hand in haste to be shipped, and we discover the security he offers,though entirely satisfactory to him, is far from being so to us. These common instances

illustrate the importance of an early settlement of all questions of responsibility. If

you wish to have us open an account with you, or to buy a bill of goods on time, andare unknown to us, assure us of your business character as the veryfirst step, for welike to be sure we are right, then go ahead. A very good way of sending references isto ask your banker, who is usually known to some one in our city, to write a letter in-dorsing you, and send it to us. This usually enables us to come to the point at once.

SECURITY.

The laws of California, Nevada, Oregon and Arizona make Leases on presses,material and type about the best security that can be given. Chattel mortgages arealso good security in Washington Territory and British Columbia. When purchaserstherefore pay us half cash value on presses, we give long time on the balance, with

security as above stated. Type is so ephemeral in its nature, that we require morethan half cash in cases where long time is required on balance.

SECOND-HAND PRESSES

Of standard kinds are not drugs in the market, as many of our correspondents seem toimagine. They sell lower than new ones, of course, but the supply is so much smallerthan the demand, that they readily bring fair values in CASH. It is by no means un-common to receive several orders with the money enclosed for the same press. Ofcourse, the first comer gets it, and unless we can find duplicates of the press, we areleft in a rather unpleasant attitude toward those who are disappointed. We mentionthis matter to show the importance of closing with an offer of this kind at Mice, if youwant it. Delays are dangerous.

TO ESTIMATE WEIGHT OF BODY LETTER.

To ascertain the quantity of body letter required for a newspaper or magazine, or

any other work, find the number of square inches and divide the same by four, thequotient will be the approximate weight of matter in pounds; but as it is impossible toset the cases entirely clear it is necessary to add 25 per cent, to large founts, and 33per cent, to small founts to allow for dead letter.

WORN-OUT TYPE AND MATERIAL

Received in exchange for new, at the following rates : Old Type, 8 cents per pound ;Stereotype Plates, 5 cents; Electrotype Plates, Leads, Slugs, etc., 4 cents. In all

cases delivered at our foundry free of expense to us.Boxes should be marked plainly to our address, and should also have the name of

the shipper marked thereon, and notification of shipment sent in advance.

OLD STYLE FACES

OLE) STYbES. Series 2.

ALL CAST ON THE INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OF TYPE BODIES.

NONPAREIL

(Juousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiu nos etiam furor i->te tuus eludet? quern ad finemsese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis vigils, nihil timor populi, nihilconsensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? pa-tere tua consilia non sends'.' constrictam jam omnium horum conscientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? quidproxima, quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis, quern nostrum ignorare arbi-

traris? O tempora, o mores ! Senatus hoc intelligit, consul videt : hie tamen vivit. Vivit ! imo vero etiam insenatum venit : fit public! consilii particeps : notat et designat oculis ad caedem un-jmquemque nostrum. Nos autemviri fortes, satisfacere reipublica: videmur si istius furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina, due! jussu con-sules, jampridem opportebat: in te conferri pestem istam, quam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An vero vir am-plissimus Publius Scipio, pontifex maximus, Tiberiom Gracchum, mediocriter labefactantem statum reipublica;, pri-

ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAIICDKKCH1JKI.MN 1234567890 OPO.RSTL1VWX VZ

Qiiaiistjue taniifm ahuti're, Catilina, patientia nostrai quanuiiu >'t>s etiawfuror iste tints clitdt't? qiiein atifinansex,' effretttttajactabit aiitiacia f ni/iilin- if noctitrnuiu pnrsitiinm palatii, niliil urlns vigiltr, nihil timor popnlii

. !/!(. /)/:/(;//IJKA.)/ I2345(rj8tJ finem sfse effrcHatii jaffafait atidat'iaf iiiliihic te noftttrtiitnt pnesidium palatii, iii/til ttrbis vigilee,

ABCDI-'.1'C,IJR-LM\ /2jtf67&)

BREVIER

A Font of Type is an assortment of letters and characters, of the same style and body. Afont may be large or small ; and it may contain more or less kinds of characters. A completefont of Roman letter is composed of the following sorts: CAPITALS, SMALL CAPITALS, lower-case, figures, fractions, points, commercial marks, references, accented letters, quads and spaces.Other sorts may be added, when required, according to the nature of the work : as, for instance,mathematical and medical signs. Roman, or Body Letter, as founders call it, is cast and put upto schemes prepared for the purpose, which represent the proper proportions for usual require-ments. Job letter fonts vary in proportion, according to size, style and special use.

BDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUYWXYZBCDEFGHIJKLMX 1234567890 PQSTUVWXYX.

Italic is put up in' smaller proportionate fonts to Roman than was customary fifty years ago.The old rule was one-tentli ; while a five-pound font is now considered sufficient for 200 pounds

ABCDEFGHIJKLM 1234567890 NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

OLE) STYbES.-Series 2.

ALL CAST ON THK IXTKRCHAXGKABLK SVSTKM OF TVI'K liODIKS.

BOURGEOIS.

Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuusnos eludet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia ? nihilne te nocturnum pras-sidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilite, nihil timor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium,nihil munitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? pateretua consilia non sends ? constrictam jam omnium horum conscientia teneri conjura-tionem tuam non vides ? quid proxima, quid superiore, nocte egeris ubi fueris, quosconvocaveris quid consilii ceperis, quem nostrum ignorare arbitraris ? O tempora, omores ! Senatus hoc intelligit, consul videt : hie tamen vivit. Vivit ! imo vero etiam

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEKdHIJKr.M 1234567890 NOPQRSTUVWXVZ

Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra / quamdiu etiam furor iste tuusnos eludet ? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia / nihilne te noctnrnitm prep-

ABCDEFGH r234567890 JLMNOPQRS

LONG PRIMER.

Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamcliu etiam furor nosiste tuus eludet? quem ad finem sese effr nata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum presidium, palatii, nihil urbis vigilire, nihil timor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil horum ora vul

tusque moverunt? | atere tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omniumcons ientia t neri conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiorenocte egeris, ubi .ueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis, quern nostrum

ignorare arbitraris ? O tempora, o mores ! Senatus hoc intelligit, consul videt

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAliCDKKC.HIJKLM 1234567890 XOl'ORSTf\ \\X\Z

QuoiiS(]i(e tandem abutere, Catilina, patcntia nostra .' (/namdiit nos etiam furor istetuus eludet

OLD STYbES.-Series 2.

AM, CAST ON THE INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OF TYPE BODIES.

PICA

Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra ? quamdiunos etiam furor iste tuus eluclet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata

jactabit audacia ? nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihilurbis

vigilse, nihil timor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium,nihil munitissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil riorum ora vultusquemoverunt ? patere tua consilia non sentis ? constrictam jam horumomnium conscientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides ? quidproxima, quid superiore nocte egeris ubi fueris, quos convocaveris

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTABCDEFCiHIJKLM 1234567890 NOPQRSTUVWXY/

Quousqne tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiunos etiam furor iste tuus eludet? quern adJinem sese effrenata jac-

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU

(25)

ELZEVIR.

ISA, 80 a LONG I'RIMKR KLZKVIK. ITALIC. $8.80

Oye gods and goddesfes ! what do Ifee? My verses reproduced by tbe Elzevirtypes! O types elegant and exquifite! O gracious and charming volume!The little types are as black as pitch; the paper is as white as /now. So gailyattired, the books attract and retain tbe reader in Spite of himfe/f. The typesgive charms to my verses which they never had before; like the bride to whom askillful hair-dresser gives the graces that ajealous fate has denied. But thou,Elzevir, my j'weet ennobler! thou, thefather of types of incomparable elegance,thou, I say it again, mo/l amiable offriends, what can I offer thee in return for

i 234567890QU Qii as ftesisspus UJfijlJfJl

PICA KL/.KVIK ITALIC. $3 04

tby gift ? How can I acquit myfelf of tbis debt ? {May men ojletters be continually feeding and gathering tby bewitcbing boohs!(May crowds of buyers befteadily prefsing forward to tby ftorelMay tbe name of Elzevir, tranfmitted from age to age by tbe fongsof poets, fill tbe great globe, and fill tbe beavens. May'st tbouvanquish Turnebus and Vascosan ; surpaff tbe Stephens and the

S TUVWXYZQUQuasfiesisfyu* Uffiflffft 1234567890

16 A, :t a. EKOLIKII KI./.KVIR ITALIC. $3.90

The Republicans of tbe United States want a man wboknows that this government fbould protect every citizen,at borne and abroad; wbo knows that any governmenttbat will not defend its defenders andprotect its protectorsis a disgrace to tbe map of tbe world. Tbey demand aman wbo believes in tbe eternal separation and divorcement

STUVIVXYZQU' Qu.a8fte$u$pusUj'ftjlffjl / 2 3456 jSy

CIRCULAR ITALIC.

32 A, 200 a. BREVIKR CIRCULAR ITALIC. $6.85

Respectability in any profession depends on the virtue and intelligence

of those who pursue it. On none can this fact be urged with greater propriety than on the

678 apprentices to the printing business; for none have it more in 345

24 A, 140 a LONO PRIMER CIRCULAR ITALIC. $6.40

Their power to exercise beneficial influence in society

than printers. It is of great advantage to a printer to have some

924 knowledge of the arts and sciences 763

18 A, 100 A. PICA CIRCULAR ITALIC. $5.95

Education does not mean merely reading and

writing, nor any degree, however considerable, of intellectual

$374-0 instruction. It is in its largest sense, 568

10 A, 60 a. GREAT PRIMK.R CIRCULAR ITALIC. $8.00

A process which extends from

the commencement to the termination of existence

268 Dress Goods, Cloaks, Hosiery 357

10 A, 60 a. DOUBLK SMALL PICA CIRCULAR ITALIC. $6.40

Banking and Insurance

5 American Booksellers and Publishers 3

$25 Manufacturing Company 50(27)

OLD STYLE, No. 3.

10A,8A,20a GREAT PRIMER. $4.90

THINK NOUGHT OF TRIFLESThough it small Appear, small Sands the Mountain

MAKE, MOMENTS THE YEAR 25

8A,6A,16a DOCBI.K SMALL PICA. $5.65

PRAISING WHAT IS LOSTMakes the Remembrance Ever dearest

AND PLEASANT 14888A, 6A, 16a DOUBLE PICA. $5.60

FAIR LAUGHS THEThe MORN soft Zephyr blows 246A,4A,12a DOUBLK COLUMBIAN. $8.65

EASE RECANTSPromises Made in PAIN 24:iA,tia CANON. $0.90

s 27FIVE-LINE PICA. $10.00

Rests END 68PALMER & REY SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(28)

OLD STYLE ITALIC, No. 3.

10A, 20a GREAT PUIJTER. $4-45

SOME ARE BORN GREATSome achieve Greatness, and some have Greatness

235 that is thrust upon them 184

8A,16a DOITBLK tS.MAi.i. PICA. $4.75

LIKE AN 2LRROWSwift he flew shot by Archer strong 25

8A,16a DOUBLE PICA. 86.10

EARTH HAS NOSorrow that Heaven cannot heal 24

5A,10a DOUBLK COLUMBIAN. $6.75

LILIES TOILNot, nor do they spin 1263A,6a CANON. $6.95

CHILD ISFather to the Man 2

PALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(29)

OLD STYLE No. 14.

4A, 6A, lOa. TWO-LINK PICA. |3.8

DIRECT ROUTES38 Mineral and Timber Sections 56

GREAT EASTERN RAILROADS

4A, 5A, 8a. TWO-LINK KNQLISII. $4.80

BUSTED BROKERSStock Market Greatly Excited

48 CON VIRGINIA 504A, 4A, 7a. TWO-LINK UKKAT PKI.MKK. jfT>.KS

FINE DESIGNDramatic Entertainment36 OPEN LETTER 24

MOMENTEuropean 98 Court4A, 6a. TWO-LINK CARAOON. $5.35

36 RATS 83Manhattan Bonds

PALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(30)

OLD STYLE ITALIC No. 14.

(JA, lUa. TWO-LINK PICA. $3.35

LABOR MUST WINTimidi Nunquam Statuerunt Tropaenm

,Ida. TWO-LINK r.NUMSM.

MISSING LINKSThings H^orthy of Remembrance

4A, f>:u TWO-LINK PAKAOUN.

BOOK PRESSEarly Printed Bookwork4A

>8a

- TWO-LINK GHKAT rulMH.. $4.60

DESIGNSBern Meritos Honora3A, 5a.

DELIGHTPALMER & REY SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(31)

OLD STYLE Two IOINE.

32 A. NoNi'ARKiL OLD STYLK TWO-LINK.

ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

24A. KIIKVIKK OLD STYLK TWO-LINK. S2.15

THE ENTRANCING SCENES OE THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.

ISA. TWO-LINK I'KAKL OLD STYLE TWO-LINK. sl.!X>

BLOWER'S TRIP FROM PORTLAND TO BUMTOWN

16 A. TWO-LINK XONI-AKKIL OLD STYLK TWO-LINK. sioo

WOODWARD'S GARDENS MNRIAE AQUARIUM12 A. Two- LINK MINION OLD STYLE TWO-LINK.

RAMBLES IN GOLDEN GATE PARK 7TWO-LINK BormtKois OLD SIYI.K TWO-LINK.

SEAL ROCK VOWEL SOUND 48 A. TWO-LINK SMALL PICA OLD STYLK TWO-LINK 1156

A LAND OF HEATHER6 A. Two. LINK KNOLISII OLD STYLK TWO-LINK. *-l.->F>

THE CAMPBELLSOLD STYLE CONDENSED.

TWO-LINK PEARL OLD STYLE CONDENSED. TWO-LINK SMALL PICA OLD STYLE COND.24 A. $1.80 10 A. $:>.70

SUDDENLY COLLAPSED IN 79 PTIP \fISH INP 7TWO-LINK NONPAREIL OLD STYLE COND.

18 A. $1.80

m^OTT TM A nr\T TO DAT Tr"\ r o TWO-LINE KNOLISH OLD STYLE COND.'ESTIFEROUS POLICi 3 SA -

HUMPING 8STREET MANNERED 2TWO-LINK BKEVIER OLD STYLE COND.

16 A. $2.00

KOI:R-LINK BKKVIKK OLD STYLE CONI>.li A.

TWO-LINE BOURGEOIS OLD STYLK COND. 16 A. s-2.80~T~^ TT" / ^

~y" "

ARABIAN KNIGHT HohPALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(32)

ObD STYLE ONQENSED J^o. 2.Lo\-o PRIMER O. S. COND. No. 2. 20A, 40 a. $2.40

PLEASANT SKY ROMANCING

Mars Sending Loving Epistles to Venus

456 Via the Moon 789

PICA OLD STYLE COND. No. 2. 16 A, 32 a. $2.40

MOUNTAINOUS REGION

Enchanting Scenes in Virginia,

Cumberland 245

10 A, 20 a. Gx. PRIMER OLD STYLE C'OND. No. 2. 13.25

7 PER CENT GOVERNMENTS 5The United States Treasurer and Our Bondholders

8 A, 16 a. PARAGON OLD STYLE CONDENSED No. 2, $4.10

CHEEK OR CHIN, KNUCKLE ORKnee? Where Shall the Baby's Dimple Be?C A, 12 a. DBL. PICA OLD STYLE CONDENSED No. 2. $3.70

FOREIGN COMMERCECommission and Produce Merchants4\ Ss. FOUR-LIN BREVIKR OLD STYLE CONDENSED No. 2. $4.50

FINE SPECIMENSPlain and Ornamental. 68

3A, 6a. TIIRKE-LINK PICA OLD STYLE CONDENSED No. 2. $4.10

Useful Condensed Series3A, 5a. DOUBLE PARAGON OLD STYLK CONDENSED No. 2 ?5.50

Secure Constitutions44, SB. FOUR-LINE PICA OLD STYLE CONDENSED. No. 2. $7.00

Burdensome IdeasPALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(.33)

OLD JS RXTRNt)RD.

NONPAREIL OLD STYLE EXT. 24A, :iOa, $'2.75 KHKVIKK OLD STYLK KXT. atiA, ]I:A, HOa, $4.00

Concert Proirivimmes (jr I-CXTI^l-v ^Il-CL,ODY

VIOLINCELLO coiVtF-ojsiTiONS DATSTCKS OK STRAUSS12 I

Lox

ROMAN FACES

TYPE

F^OMAN FACES. Series 10.


PKARL ROMAN.

Quousque tandem abutere, C'atilina, patieutia nostra? quamdiu nos etiam furor iste tuus eludet? quern ad rinem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil url>is vigihe, nihil tinior populi, nihil consensus bouoruni omnium, nihil hiemunitissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? i>atere tua consilia non seutis? coustrictaui jam omnium ho-rum conscieutia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid su]>eriore uocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos couvocaveris, quidconsilii ceperis, quein nostrum ignorare arhitraris? O tempora, o mores! Senatus hoc intelligit, consul videt : hie tamen vivit. Vivit !iino vero etiam in senatum veiiit : fit public! consilii particeps: notat et designat oculis ad c:edem unumquemque nostrum. Nos autemviri fortes satisfacere reipublica: videmur si istius furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina duel jussu consules jampridem op-portetvat in conferri i>estem istam, quam tu in nos omues jamdiu machinaris. An vero vir amplissimus vero Publius Scipio, pontifexinaxiuiiu, Tiberium Gracchum, mediocriter laliefactantem statum reipublica!, privatis interfecit. Catilinam, orbem terne cieile atque in-ceudiis vastare cupientem nos consules perferenmsy nam ilia nimis antiqua pra'tereo, quod Q. Servilius Ahala. Sp. Melium, novisrebus studentem, maim HIM occidit. Fuit, fuit ista quondam, in hac reipublica, virtus, ut viri fortes suppliciis civem periciosum

AECDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ&ABCDEFGHUKLMNOP^RSTrVVVXYZ

* 1-2S4.%78

F^OM/rN fAGES- Series 10.

AI.I, CAST OX THK INTKKCHANGKAKI.K SYSTKM OK TYl'K HODIKS.

Quouaqae tandem abntera, Catilina, patientia nostra? qiiamdiu nos etiani furor iste tuuseludet? quern ad tinein sese effrenata jactabit audacia? iiihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii,nihil urbis vigiliae, iiihil timor populi, iiihil consensus 1 >onorum omnium, nihil hie niunitissinmshabeudi seiiatus locus, nihil horum ora rnltnaqne ivioverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis?constrictam jam omnium horum conscieiitia teneri ooiijuratiouem tiiam 11011 vides? quid prox-ima, quid superiore iiocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis quern nos-trum ignorare arbitraris. tempora, o mores ! Xenatus hoc intelligit : consul videt, hie tamenvivit Vivit ! imo vero etiam in seiiatum venit : fit publici consilii particeps : notat et desig-nat oculis ad credem uiiumquemque nostrum. Nos autem viri fortes, satisfacere reipublicse

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ*ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTCVWXY/

$ 1234567890

Quotisqiie t xcxi' fffrenatajactabii miilm-in f nih>ln

ROM/rN FACES. Series IO.ALL CAST ON THE INTERCHANGKABLK S\ STEM OF TYPE BODIES.

SMALL I'K'A.

WE feel it to be important to draw your attention to the difference inquality between type that is cast of the ordinary type metal and thatwhich is cast of our extra-hard metal, inasmuch as the real value of afont depends equally on its durability and its price. The respectivestrength of the two qualities may be ascertained by rubbing a type ofeach, face to face; or, what is better, the edge of one against the edgeof the other, proving which sustains least injury by the friction ; andthe types may then be broken so as to test their relative resistance, andto discover the density and tenacity of the metal, which, if good, will

ABC]>EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ,tABCDEFGHUKIJCNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

$ 1284567890

Quoitsque tandem abutere, CatH/na, />

ROMAN FACES. Series 14.

ALL CAST ON THE INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OK TYPE BODIES.

BRILLIANT

t,ihil.irt.i.igi1i., nihil limor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie miuiilmiinii. t.l>ei.ai entu locus. nihil hnrum or vullu.|iir mcn-rrutit ! |.al.T. . 1,1* . i.n-ilia i...i. with Iconstrictam im omnium horum coiucientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides f quid proximo, quid superiore norte egerin, uni t'ueris. quo* conYix-im-ris, quid .-i.nsilii ceperis quern IIOK-trum, igrn.rare arbitrary O tempora, more*! .S-i 1;tM.- I,,., i,,i,-lli^ii. .-..M-nI vi,l,-t : ),' t*m,.., vivit. Vivil r init. -.IT; rtiitm in svnuuin veiiii : til [,nMi,-i ...... -ilii niirti.-.-|: notat et

ABODEF(illlJKLMXciPyKSTL'VWXVX.4

123IM7S90

DIAMOND(Juousijiif tandem aimten1 , Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiu inn* t-tiain furor i*tv tun.-* eludet ': quern ad titiem sese ertrenata javtaliit aii-lncia r nihilnc te nocturnumpresidium palatii, nihil urhis vimliae, niliil tiraor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimua habendi senatug lurus. nihil horum ora vultusquemoverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis exinstrictam pnniina. iiuiii ^urMTiorc n


ALL CAST ON THK INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OF TYPE BODIES.

MINION

Quousque tandem abutere Catilina, patientia iiostra ? quamdiu nus etiain furor iste tunseludet? quem ad finem ise.se effrenata jactabit audaeia? nihilne te noeturnum presidiumpalatii, niliil urbis vigikr, nihil timor populii, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hienuinitissimus habendi senatus locus, niliil horum ora vultusque moverunt? patere tua con-silia non sentis? constrictam jam omnium horum conscientia teneri eonjurationem luaiulion vides ? quid proxima quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convoeaveris, (juidconsilii ceperis, quem nostrum ignorare ? () tempora, I '


ALL CAST ON THE INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OK TYPE BODIES.

LOiS'G PKIMEK

Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiu nos etiamfuror iste tuus eludet? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia?nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis vigila?, nihil tinior

populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie inunitissimus habendisenatus locus, nihil horimi ora vultusque moverunt ? patere tua coiisilianon sentis ? eoiistrictam jam omnium horum conscientia teneri conjura-tionem tuam non vides ? quid proxima, quid superiore noete egeris, ubi

ABCDEFCfHIJKLMNOPQBSTUVWXYZ&^OE$ 1234567890 AB^DEFOHIJKLMNOPQBSTUVWXYZA^BCE

Quoxque tandem abuterie, Catilina, patientia nostra f quamdiu nos etiam,furor iste tuus eludet? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia f nihilne

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU VWXYZ1234567890

SMALL PICA

Quousque tandem abutere, datilina, patientiu nostra? quamdiu nosetiam furor iste tuus eludet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabitaudacia? nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilaj,nihil tinior populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, nihil hie muni-tissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil, horum ora vultusque mover-unt ? patere tua coiisilia non sentis ? constrictam jam omnium horumconscientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides ? quid proxima

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ8STUVWXYZ&JE(Et l'2o4r)(57.Sll() AI'.CDKKCiHI.IKLMNOlHiKSTUVW jli-rls^^l ^

Qium.MjHi' tandem, tilxiti'rc, CatiliiHi. jtafientia nnxfra ? quamdiu etiam

furor ixfe tu-ttx nos eludct*

qne) 7


ALL CAST ON THK INTERCHANGEABLE SYSTEM OF TYPE BODIES.

NONPARKIL No. 14. Solid.THE mere communication of a knowledge is notthe only object to keep in minds in constructinggood system of academical education. Howeverimportant the information we receive from anyauthor may be, and whatever improvements aremade in the methods of communicating it by aminute examination, it should be observed thatabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz abcdefghijklmno

MINION No. 14. Solid.

THE mere communication of a knowledge isnot the only object to keep in our minds inconstructing systems of academic educationHowever important the information derivedfrom some authors might be, and whateverimprovements may be made in the methodof communicating it by an examination, itabcdefghijklmnopqrstn vw xyza 1 icdet'ghi j klni

BREVIER No. 14. Solid.

THE mere communication of knowledge isnot the only object to be kept in minds inconstructing a good system of academicaleducation. However important might bethe informations received from particularauthors, and whatever improvements areabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy/abcdefghijk

BOCRGEOIS No. 14. Solid.

THK mere communication of a knowl-edge is not the only object t be keptin mind when constructing systems ofgood academical education. Howeverimportant the informations we receivefrom particular authors might be, andabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy/. abcdefgb

LONG PIIIMKK No. 14. Solid.

THE mere communication of knowl-edge is not the only object to be keptin mind in constructing a system ofgood academic education. Howeverimportant the informations receivedfrom particular authors might be,abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcde

SMALL PICA No. 14. Solid.

TJIK mere communication of ourknowledge is not the only objectto keep in our minds in construct-ing a system of academical edu-cation. However important myabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabc

PICA No. 14. Solid.

TIIK mere communications ofa knowledge are not the onlyohjects to keep in our mind inconstructing a system of goodacademic education. Howeverabcdefghijklmnopqi'stuvwxyz

NONPAREIL No. 14. Leaded.

THE mere communication of a knowledge is notthe only object to keep in minds in constructinggood system of academical education. Howeverimportant the information we receive from anyauthor may be, and whatever improvements aremade in the methods of communicating it by aminute examination, it should be observed that

MINION No. 14. Leaded.

THE mere communication of a knowledge isnot the only object to keep in our minds inconstructing systems of academic educationHowever important the information derivedfrom some authors might be, and whateverimprovements may be made in the methodof communicating it by an examination, it

BREVIER No. 14. Leaded.

THE mere communication of knowledge isnot the only object to be kept in minds inconstructing a good system of academicaleducation. However important might bethe information received from particularauthors, and whatever improvements are

BOURGEOIS No. 14. leaded.

THK mere communication of. a knowl-edge is not the only object to be keptin mind when constructing systems ofgood academical education. However

important the informations we receivefrom particular authors might be, and

Lxo PRIMER No. 14. Leaded.

TIIK mere communication of knowl-

edge is not the only object to be keptin mind in constructing a system ofgood academic; education. However

important the informations receivedfrom particular authors may be, and

SMALL PICA No. 14. Leaded.

THK mere communication of our

knowledge is not the only objectto keej) in our minds in construct-ing a system of academical edu-cation. However important, my

PICA No. 14. Leaded.

THK mere communications ofa knowledge are not the onlyohjects to keep in our mind inconstructing a system of goodacademic education. However

(43)

f^OMAN fACES.-Series 17.

ALL CAST ON THK INTKKCHANGKABI.K SYSTK.M OK TYIJK IIODIKS.

AGATEiuousque tandem atmtere. Catilina, patientia nostra'.' qnamdiu nos etiam furor iste tuns eludet '.' quein adfinem sese effrenata jactabit audacia ? niliilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis visilie, niliil tiniorpopuli, niliil consensus honorum omnium, niliil hit- munitissimus habendi senatus locus, niliil liortim oravultusque moverunt ? patere tua consilia lion sentis? const rictam jam omnium horum eonscientia tenericonjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore node egeris, uhi t'ueris, KP< ' II /./ A'/, .l/.VO ftj /,'.V Tl T I'

1 1 "A" VXlt . Katirnt!;i nostra ? iinannliu nos etiam furor ixte tuns eludet ? querna

f^OMAN fACES.-Series 17.

ALL CAST ON THK IXTKRCHAXGKABLK SYSTEM OF TVPK BODIES.

BREVIERQuousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra ? quamdiu nos etiam furor istetuns eludet? quern ad finem sese efFrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum prae-sidium palatii, nihil urbis vigiliae nihil timor populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium,hie munitissimus habendi senatus locus, nihil horum ora viiltusque movenint ? pateretua consilia non sentis-'' constrictam jam omnium horum conscientia teueri conjura-tionem tuam non vides 'i quid proxima quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quosconvocaveris, quid consilii ceperis. quern nostrum ignorare ''. O tempera, o mores !Senatus hoc intelligit: consul videt. hie tamen vivit. Yivit! imo vero etiam in senatumvenit : fit publici consilii particeps : notat et designat oculis ad caedem unumquemque

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ&^CE$ 1234567H90 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZS^ECE ,14x2/4j8/8 58,7 1 :; ~-.\

Qnoitsqne tandem abutt're, Cdtilina, patientia iioxtrd ? qnamfUn nox etiam furoristetuuseludetf (iiiem ad finem aese etfrenata jactabft audaciaf nihilne te n(iti

f^OMAN fA(BES.-Series 17.


SMALL PICA

Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra * quamdiu nos etiamfuror iste tuos elndit '( quern ad fineiu sese eft'renata jactabit audacia '(nihilne te uocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis vigihe, niliil timor

populi, nihil consensus bonorum omnium, niliil hie iiiunitissiinus habendi senatus locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt "( patere tuaconsilia non sentis ? constrictam jam omnium horum conscientia tenericonjurationem tuain non vides ? quid proxima, quid superiors nocte egeris,ubi fueris, quos convocaveris,

LIGHT-FACE ROMANS.

ENGLISH No. 2. GKKAT PRIMKR No. 4.

IRON FOUNDER EXCURSIONSFirst Annual Convention The Grand Reunion.

DECEMBER 9, 1882 SOLDIERS 32

TllKKK-LlNK NONPAKKIL No. .').

EUROPEAN INVENTIONSFrench and German Academies (of Design

Practical Engineers 37PARAGON No. >.

PRINTING HOUSESLithographers and Engravers

I>OUBF

HEAVY POSTER ROMANS.

THRKK-LINK NllXlMKKlJ, No. :l.

FOREIGN NATIONSGovernment of Great Britain.

French Republici.K PICA.

i OIU;ST HOME:North American Indians.

Hunting GroundsTllliKK-l.lXK 1'lCA No. L'.

MORNINGSSummer Resorts.

Excursion1:1.1: r,\i:AKSAncient

MonarchKoCK-LlXK 1'K'A.

NOTICEContinental

(48)

TlTbES.

TITLE NO. 1. TITLE NO. 4.

AGATE TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 60 a. $2.75

THE WESTERN JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONTemperance and Social Improvement Society

NONPAREIL TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 60 a. $3.50

PRODUCE AND PROVISION STORELiberal Advances oil Consignments

MINION TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 60 a. $4.00

MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRIES.I :n< h;i n i i ni: Scenes in America,

BREVIER TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 60 a. $3.85

WHOLESALE PAPER STOREPaper, Memorandums, Pencils

BOURGEOIS TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 60 a. $3.85

BROWN COUNTY DEMOCRATInteresting Democratic Journal

LONG PRIMER TITLE No. 1. 30 A, 50 a. $4.70

MENTAL, PHILOSOPHY.Ancient and Modern Idea

SMALL PICA TITLE No. 1. 20 A, 30 a. $2.80

FIELDS AND GARDENSThe Farmer's Companion

AGATE TITLE No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $2.75

EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUMAdvertisements Inserted at Lowest Rates

NONPAREIL TITLE No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $2.85

OFFICE OF THE LEBANON TRIBUNEEvery Description of Fine Job Printing.

MINION TITLE. No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $3.30

LETTER OF PERMANENT VALUEAnd. of Long Established Reputation

BREVIER TITLE No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $3.85

GLENN'S FAMILY JOURNALGreat Inducements to Farmers.

BOURGEOIS TITLE No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $3.40

RUSTIC AND GILT FRAMESAmerican, French, and German

LONG PRIMER TITLE No. 4. 30 A, 50 a. $3.90

DRUGS AND CHEMICALSMedicines and Perfumery.

PICA TITLE No. 1. 15 A, 30 a. $3.80

DOMESTIC BREEDAnimal MechanismGREAT PRIMER TITLE No. 1. 10 A, 20 a. $4.25

50 Ibs. at 38 cts. per Ib.

PATENT OIL,Family GroceryPARAGON TITLE No. 1. 10 A, 20 a. $4.50


Diamond CrownDOUBLE PICA TITLE No. 1. 8 A, 16 a. $5.25


Pine TimberDOUBLE GT. PRIMER TITLE No. 1. 4 A, 8 a. $6.00


Romans

PICA TITLE No 4. 22 A, 32 a. $3.85

BALTIMORE TIMES.Independent Journal

TITLE NO. 3.

GREAT PRIMER TITLE No. 3. 10 A, 20 a. $3.2550 Ibs. at 38 cts. per Ib.

Model EstablishmentPARAGON TITLE No. 3. 10 A, 20 a. $5.00

50 Ibs. Jit 38 cts. per Ib.

Grand SelectionDOUBLE ENGLISH TITLE No. 3. 8 A, 16 a. $6.80


ManuscriptsDHL. GREAT PRIMER TITLE No. 3. 4 A, 8 a. $6.00


MountainFOUR-LINE PICA TITLE No. 3. 4 A, 4 a. $7.00


BoundsPALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(40)

6OJMDENSE9.

NONPAREIL CONDENSED No. 4. 30A, 60 a. $2.40

UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENTMerchants and Manufacturers' Life Insurance

BREVIER CONDENSED No. 4. 30 A. 60 a. $3.00

STANDARD HISTORY OF GERMANYSelect Reading's from Standard Works

LG. PRIMER CONDENSED No. 4. 18 A. 40 a. $2.50

THE PRINTERS INSTRUCTORProductions of Modern Genius 2

PICA CONDENSED No. 4. 15 A, 30a. $2.50

THE FEEMONT REGISTERHerald Publishing CompanyENGLISH CONDENSED No. 4. lo A, 30 a. $3.00

MORNING CHRONICLEDevoted to General News

HANDSOME DESIGNSNumerous Delineations.

Tn n^TmTnvMOEIING ED T ONAmerican KevolutionDBL. ENGLISH COND. No. 4. 10A, 16a. $5.00

HURON TIMESLatest SpecimenDBL. GT. PRIMER COND. No. 4. 8 A, 12 a. $7.00

-m "TP1 /^ ""T I "I^T^T/NrN

MECHANICSJ_JLXJ. YJ \/J- LCI) L_LWJ-AO

. No. 4 5 A,

NONPAREIL CONDENSED No. 5. 36 A. $1.7&

EMINENT MECHANICS OF GREAT BRITAINBIOGRAPHIES OF DISTINGUISHED POETS

BREVIER CONDENSED No. 5. 24 A. $1.50

THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRYIMPROVED PRINTING MACHINES

TWO-LINE PEARL CONDENSED No. 5. 24 A. $1.50

GEORGIA MONTHLY RECORDDEVOTED TO AGRICULTURETWO-LINE AGATE CONDENSED No. 5. 24 A. $2.00

HUNTINGTON SENTINELJOURNAL OF SCIENCE

TWO-LINE NONP. CONDENSED No. 5. 24 A. $2.40

TREMOUNT REGISTERMORNING EDITIONS

TWO-LINE BREVIER COND. No. 5. ISA. $2.20

COMMERCIAL NEWSFOREIGN ITEMS

TWO-LINE BOURGEOIS COND. No. 5. 16 A. $2.20

SUPEEIOE COUETSTwo-LiSE Loso PRIMER CO.ND. No. 5. 12 A. $2.50

CAMDEN POSTTWO-LINE ENGLISH COND. No. 5. 10 A. $3.20

OEDINANCETWO-LINE GT. PRIMER COND. No. 5. 6 A. $3.00

TWO-LINE PARAGON COND. No. 5. 5 A. $3.50

Insurance TEMPESTPALMER & REV. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(50)

/fLDINE AND EXTR/r COJNDENSE9 JMo. 3.

Nonpareil and Pearl Aldines line, and can be usedas Caps and Small Caps.

HISTORICAL EVENTS OF THE AMERICA* REVOLUTIONS

XAHRATIVE OK PERSONAL ADVENTURES AND TRAVELS

Southern Cominlsulim and Forwarding Merchant*' Exchange

PEARL ALDINE on Nonp. body. 30 A, 60 a. |2.00AUTHENTIC BIOURAPH E8 OF EMINENT FRENCH WRITER

Extensive Amortment of Handsome Combination Border* $4O

NONPAREIL ALDINE. 30 A, 60 a. $2.20MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSMemoir* of American and European Mechanics 5

BREVIER ALDINE. 30 A, 60 a. $3.55

CENTRAL TEAM PRINTING HOUSEPublishers of Journals and Periodicals

LONG PRIMER ALDINE. ISA, 40 a. $2.45

SPECIMENS AND ESTIMATESNorth American Trade ReporterPICA ALDINE. ISA, 30 a. $2.85

MADISON REPUBLICANBest Advertising Medium

PICA. EXTRA CONDENSED No. 3. 16 A, 32 a. $3.06

OUTLINES AND SKELETONS

Longshanks Spindlefellow, Editor and Publisher

ENGLISH EXTRA COND. No. 3. 12 A, 24 a. $3.25

SOCIETY OF EXCLUSIVES

Autumnal Reception at Delacmne Mansion

GT. PRIM. EXTRA COND. No. 3. 12 A, 24 a. $3.85

GREAT PIUMER ALDINE. 12 A, 24 a. $4.00

IRON MERCHANTSInsurance CompaniesPARAGON ALDINK. 12 A, 24 a. $4.60

MONROE TIMESPrinter's Manual.DBL. ENGLISH ALDINE. 10 A, 16 a. $7.00

ImprovementDBL. GREAT PRIMER ALDINE. 8 A, 12 a. $9.00

MountainsDOUBLB PARAGON ALDINK. 6 A, 10 a. 8.30

CompanyFOUR-LINE PICA ALDIXE. 6 A, 10 a. 11.50

Eastern

Warrant and Certificate of Indebtedness

PARAGON EXTRA COND. No. 3. 10 A, 20 a. $4.35

WMNd MFFMXJj I Lil 111U illJjJjlilUU

Immoral and Profane Association

DBL. PICA EXTRA COND. No. 3. 8 A, 16 a. $5.50

GT PRIM Ex CoNJ) No ^ 5 A> 12 a. $6.35

DBL. PARAGON Ex. COND. No. 3. 5 A, 10 a. $5.70

FouR-L. PICA Ex. COND. No. 3. 4 A, 8 a. $6.58


(51)

TWO-LINE, Jslo. 5.

TWO-LINE DIAMOND No. 5. 20 A. $1.20 i TWO-LINE BREVIER No. 5. 18 A. $2.65

PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS MFRTON TTMFSTWO-LINE PEARL No. 5. 20 A. $1.30

AMERICAN INSTITUTESTWO-LINE AGATE No. 5. 20 A. $1.30

SIDNEY INDEPENDENTTWO-LINE NONPAREIL No. 5. 20 A. $1.65

WESTERN FARMERTWO-LINE NONPAREIL No. 6. 20 A. $1.80

FIRESIDE FRIEND

TWO-LINE BOURGEOIS No. 5. 15 A. $2.65

INSTRUCTIONTWO-LINE LONG PRIMER No. 5. 10 A. $2.40

ORNAMENTSTWO-LINE SMAL PICA No. 5. 10 A. $2.30

SPECIMENSTWO-LINK MINION No. 5. JO A. $2.2.5

MOUNT VERNONTWO-LINE PICA No. 5. 8 A. $2.30

DIRECTOR8 A. TWO-LINE ENGLISH No. 5. 83.10

3 REMINISCENCE 56 A. TWO-LIXE GKKAT PKI.MKK No. 5. $3.80

9 HISTORICAL 86 A. T*'o-LiXE PARAGON No. 5. 4.65

3 MODERN 2Foi'R-LixE PICA No. 5.

8 MIDGET 3TWO-blNE JNJO. 7.

Two-LINE PEARL No. 7. 24 A. $2.25

MERCURY 3,140 MILESTWO-LINE AGATE No. 7. 20 A. $2.20

WESTERN SCENES

TWO-LINE MINION No. 7. ISA. $2.75

HOME RECORDTWO-LINE BREVIER No. 7. ISA. $2.85

TWO-LINE NONPAREIL No. 7. 20 A. $2.20

ROMAN EMPIRE TRANSCRIPTPALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(52)

CONDENSED AND ITALIC TITLES.

TITLE ITALIC NO. 2.

NONPAKEIL TITLE ITALIC No. 2. 30 A. 60a. 12.85

CHROMATIC CYLINDER PRINTING.Various Colors Printed at one Impression

BREVIER TITLE ITALIC No. 2. 30 A, 60 a. $3.55

MILNER'S PRICE CURRENTAuthentic Reports of Inventions.

BOURGEOIS TITLE ITALIC No. 2..

20 A, 30 a. $3.55

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCEForeign and Domestic Exchange

Lo. PRIMER TITLE ITALIC No. 2. 20 A, 30 a. $2.70

WESTERN FINANCIERNational and County Bonds

PICA TITLE ITALIC No. 2. 15 A, 30 a. $3.05

RULING MACHINEPencil Manufacturer

GREAT PRIMER TITLE ITALIC. 10 A, 20 a. $2.80

GOLD BRONZES.Superior Colored Inks

CONDENSED NO. 1.

TWO-LINE ENGLISH COND. No. 1. 6 A. $2.50

TWO-LINE GT. PRIMER COND. No. 1. 6 A. $3.65

MITRESTWO-LINE PARAGON COND. No. 1. 4 A. $3.00

ROMANFOUR-LINE PICA COND. No. 1. 4 A. $3.95

TIMESEXTRA CONDENSED.

TWO-LINE BREVIER EXTRA COND. 15 A. $1.10

GOVERNMENT PRIMING HOUSE

GREAT PRIMER EXTRA COND. 15 A. $1.50

AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE

PARAGON TITLE ITALIC. 8 A, 16 a. $3.00 TWO-LINE PICA EXTRA COND. 15 A. $2.00

REFERENCEPatent MedicineDEL. ENGLISH TITLE ITALIC. 7 A, 12 a. $5.10

BELMONTAmusementsDHL. GT. PRIMER TITLE ITALIC. 4 A, 8 a. $4.25

MODELOrnament

2-LiNE GREAT PRIM. EXTRA COND. 10 A. $2.85

CANON EXTRA COND. 8 A. $4.00

FOUR-LINE PICA EXTRA COND. 6 A. $2.65


(53)

CONDENSED ALDINE.

40A, 50a. NONPAREIL CONDENSED ALDIXE. $2.20

I MOW, I MOW WHERE BLOSSOMS BLOW THE EARLIEST OF THE YEAR;

Where the Passion-Flower, with a Mystie Power, its Thorny Crown doth Rear Where Crocus Breathes, and Fragrant Wreaths,

Like a Censer Fill the fiale Where Cowslips Burst to Beauty First, and the Lily of the Vale ;

40A, 50a. BREVIER CONDENSED ALDINE. 82.50

AMD SNOWDROPS WHITE, AND PANSIES BRIGHT

As Joseph's Colored Vest; and Laurel-Tod from the Woods of Cod, where the Wild Bird Builds her lest.

I Know, I Know where Blossoms Blow the Earliest of the Year.

40A, 50a. BOURGEOIS CONDENSED ALDINE. $2.65

THEY TELL OF A BOATMAN, COLD AND PALE, WHO WAITS ON THE SHOREOf a Fathomless River, with a Noiseless Oar and a White-Winged Sail, and He Wafts the Soul to the

Dim Forever. Oh! where is the Boatman Pallid and Slow,

30A, 40a. 'LONG PRIMBR CONDENSED ALDINE. $2.45

AND WHERE DOES THE WHITE-WINGED VESSEL CO?

We have Named Him Death, who with Ruthless Grasp each Tie of our Hearts will SnapAnd Sever, but whence is the Source of His Icy Clasp,

30A, 40a. PICA CONDENSED ALDINE. $3.10

m WHERE IS THE DISTANT, DIM FOREVER?When the Pulse is Stilled and the Eyes are Dim, where goeth the Soul that goes

Out with Him the Boatman Cold and Pale?

20A, 30 a. ENGLISH CONDENSED ALDINE. $2.55

SHOE THE HORSE MD SHOE THE MARE;

Never let the Hoof go bare: Trotting over Flinty Stones Wears away

The Hardest Bones.

20A, 25. GREAT PRIMER CONDENSED ALDINE. $3.30

LIFE HAS MANY A STONY STREET

Even to the Toughest Feet : Men the Sturdiest Find it So

Ere through Half of Life they go. Shoe the Horse.


(54)

CONDENSED ALDM.

15A, 20a. DOUBLE SMALL PICA CONDENSED ALDIXE. $3.56

SPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE !

Levying Half and Half on Producer and Consumer

Middlemen's Exchange.

10A, 15a. DOUBLE ENGLISH CONDENSED ALDINE. $4.30

OBJECTS OF MEREST

Though Lost to Sight to Memory Dear !

Onr Exhausted Pocfcetbook.

IDA, 15 a. DOITBLB PARAGON CONDENSED ALDINE. $6.60

ore Mining

EXTENDED ROMANS.

LIGHTFACE EXTENDED.

AGATE LIGHT-FACE EXTENDED. 30 A, 60 a. $3.40

MERCANTILE JOB PRINTINGCards, 3?rogramlines, and. Invitations

NONP. LIGHT-FACE EXTENDED. 30 A, 60 a. $3.75

TYPE IT-OTINDRY OFFICEEstimates sent on Application

BREVIER LIGHT-FACE EXTEND. 24 A, 30 A. $3.30

FOREIGN PRODUCTSImmense Transportation

LG. PRIM. LIGHT-FACE EXTEND. ISA, 24 a. $3.30

FRENCH [POEMSCommercial Monitor

PICA LIGHT-FACE EXTEND. 12 A, 18 a. $3.30

TITLE EXTENDED NO. 3.

NONP. TITLE EXTEND. No. 3. 35 A, 40 a. $3.65

BO1113ERPrinting: Material

BREVIER TITLE EXTEND. No. 3. 30 A, 30 a. $3.60

IIXSTJJR^JVCE AG-E1VTS< '

ANTIQUE EXTENDED J^JO. 3.

Nonpareil and Pearl Antique Extended line, andcan be used as Caps and Smnll Caps.

PEARL ANTIQUE EXTEN. No. 3, on Nonp. body.35 A. $2.75

NONPAREIL ANTIQUE EXTEN. No. 3. 35 A. $2.65

SELECT SIFZEOIUVniElsrS-BREVIER ANTIQUE EXTEN. No. 3. 25 A. $2.75

OOIR/lsriEIR, niGGIESLG. PIUMER ANTIQUE EXTEX. No. 3. 24 A. $2.85

PICA ANTIQUE EXTEN. No. 3. 15 A. $2.65

2-LiNE BREVIER ANT. EXTEN. No. 3. 10 A. $2.50

IHITJlsrGKEIR,2-LiNE LG. PRIM. ANT. EXTEN. No. 3. 10 A. $3.60

ZROTTZtsTID2-LiNE PICA ANTIQUE EXTEN. No. 3. 6 A. $3.30

TILDES2-LiNE ENGLISH ANT. EXTEN. No. 3. 5 A. $4.40

DVCITEANTIQUE AND LAF^ENDOJM EXTENDED.

AGATE AXT. EXTEN. No. 1.xxtorr

40 A. $3.40

NONPAREIL ANT. EXTEN. No. 1. 15 A, 30 a. $3.30

IVEocior-xa. Ox-xxctxxxoxxtis

BREVIER ANT. EXTEN. No. 1. 15 A, 30 a. $3.85

S Xj"CJM"Ft HSJtrl.

LG. PRIM. ANT. EXTEN. No. 1. 12 A. 18 a. $3.85

PICA ANT. EXTEN. No. 1. 10 A, 12 a. $4.40

LG. PRIMER CLAREN. EXTEN. 10 A, 16 a. $3.50

PICA CLAREN. EXTEN. 8 A, 12 a. $3.85

PARAGON OLAREN. EXTEN. 6 A, 8 a. $4.40

DBL. ENGLISH CLAREN. EXTEN. OA, 8 a. $900

ANTIQUE TITLE.

24 A, 64 A NONPAREIL. $3.20

I AM HUNTING THE MANWITH THE AGED JOKE ; THE MAN WITH

72 THE FISHING- POLE 39

24 A, 64 A. BOI-RGEO:.". $4.15

THE MAN WHO BLOWSIN THE BARREL OP A GUN is A

45 SUITABLE ONE FOR 32

24 A, 64 A. BREVIER. $4.10THE MAN WHO STOPS

AND INSERTS His THUMB IN YOUR54 OVERCOAT BUTTON 38

24 A, 48 A. LONG PRIMER. $4.05

THE DUDE WITH6 TOOTHPICK SHOE is MINE 2

67 MIDNIGHT HOUR 45


(57)

CONDENSED ANTIQUES.

NONPAREIL ANT. COND. No. 2. 30 A. 60 a. $2.35

MODEEN INSTRUCTIONS FOE THE GUITARManufacturer and Importer of Pianos and Organs

BREVIER ANT. COND. No. 2. 30 A. 60a. $3.30

INDEPENDENCE FEINTING WOKKSNorth American Journal of Horticulture

LG. PRIMER ANT. COND. No. 2. 24 A, 50 a. $3.30

IMPOETED WEITINa FLUIDSStanding Committee on Commerce

PICA ANT. COND. No. 2. 20 A, 48 n. $3.55

PATENT STEAM ENGINEContinental Fire DepartmentGT. PRIMER ANT. COND. No. 2. 15 A, 24 a. $3.85

FRENCH CHROMOSExtensive AssortmentPARAGON ANTWK COND. No. 2. 18 A, 24 a. $5.30

MODERN DESIGNMorning ChronicleDEL. ENGLISH ANT. COND. No. 2. 12 A. 18 a. $6.20

HOME RECORDPrinting HouseDBL. GT. PRIM. ANT. CON. No. 2. 8 A, 11 . $6.35

CommandersCANON ANT. COND. No. 2. 5 A, 8 a. $7.70

Nonpareil Antiques line, and can be used as Capsand Small Caps.

THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY, 201 VINE STREET

PRINTING MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. $TB

IMPROVED STANDARD NONPAREIL PRESSES

NONPAREIL ANTIQUE No. 5. 30 A. 60 a. $2.10IMPORTERS OF THERMOMETERS AND MICROSCOPES

Standard Mathematical and Astronomical Instruments

NONPAREIL ANTIQUE No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $2.10FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF BLOOMINGTONThe Southern Merchants Banking Association 54

NONPAREIL ANTIQUE No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. $2.50ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN

Reproductions from Distinguished Authors

MINION ANTIQUE No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. $3.00MERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS COMPANIES

The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad

BREVIER ANTIQUE No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. $3.20

FINE BLACK AND COLORED INKPlain and Ornamental Type and Rules

LONG PRIMER ANTIQUE No. 6. 24 A, 50 a. $2.85

BERLIN FEMALE SEMINARYModern Educational Institutions

PICA ANTIQUE No. 6. 20 A, 38 a. $3.50

ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTSDramatical Entertainments.

GREAT PRIMER ANTIQUE No. 6. 15 A. 24 a. $3.85

FOREIGN NATION.Farming ImplementsDBL. PICA ANTIQUE No. 6. 10 A, 16 a. $5.50

Inventions JSi>H4-LiNE PICA ANT. COND. No. 2. 5 A. 8 a. $8.50 ^^

^^*

1 * DBL. GT. PRIM. ANTIQUE No. 6. 7 A, 12 a. $7.40

President AmericansPALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(58)

ANTIQUE, SKELETOfJ AND GRECIAJXI.SKELETON ANTIQUE.

BREVIER SKKL. ANTIQUE No. 2. 36 A, 70 a. $2.50

PICTURESQUE AND ANIMATED DESCRIPTION OF AFRICA

Most Admirable Collection of Anecdotes and Illustrations

Lo. PRIMER SKEL. ANT. No. 2. HO A, 60 a. $3.30

LITERATIM! AND GENERAL INFORMATION

Beantifnl Productions of Distinguished Artists

PICA SKEL. ANT. No. 2. 20 A. 40 a. $2.50

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES

German Porcelain ant Enameled Ware

GT. PRIMER SKEL. ANT. No. 2. 15 A, 30 a. $3.00

PARISIAN PAPER HANGINGS

Cflrtiiini Colours fill ElepcePAKAOON SKELKTON ANTIQUE No. 2. 15 A, 30 a. $5.50

DBL. ENGLISH SKEL. ANT. No. 2. V1X, 24 a. $.V_M

DHL. PARAGON SKKL. ANT. No. 2. 8 A. 16 a. $6.60

4-LiNE PICA SKEL. ANT. No. 2. 6 A. 12 a. $6.85

ANTIQUE COND. NO. 4.

BREVIER ANT. COND. No. 4. 30A, 60 a. $2.40

MANUFACTURE OF PRINTING MACHINES

Cylinder Distribution Nonpareil Presses

LONG PRIMER ANT. COND. No. 4. 24 A, 50a. $2.60

MEMOIRS OF EMINENT ARTISTSNarrative of Personal Adventures

PICA ANT. COND. No. 4. 20A, 28a. $2.75

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTER

Foreign and Domestic Liqnors

ENGLISH ANT. COND. No. 4. ISA, 36a. $3.00

UNION COUNTY TRIBUNAL

Washington Correspondence

GT. PRIMER ANT. CONK. No. 4. ISA, 24a. $3.60

INSURANCE AGENCIESHome Mutual InsurancePARAGON ANT. COND. No. 4. 12A, 18a. $3.30

TRADE REPORTERAmerican Grocers

DBL. ENO. ANT. COND. No. 4. 10A, 16a. $5.50

IRON FOUNDERFine Specimens

^>*3fo-GRECIAN.

TWO-LINE PICA GRECIAN. 8 A. $1.30

FOUR-LINE PICA GRECIAN. 4 A. $3.00

GRECIANPALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(59)

DOf^lC ANB ANTIQUE fOINTED.DORIC. ANTIQUE POINTED.

PEARL DORIC, on Xonp. body. 30 A, 60 a. $3.10'

PICA ANTIQUE POINTED. 10 A, iOa. $3.65ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS TfTT T^K VF* 2 T\I "F* **SAmerican, French and German Design

___

Long Bow Series.NON PA KEIL DORIC. 30 A, 50a. $3.SOLATEST IMPROVED MACHINES GREAT PRIMER ANTIQUE POISTKD. 8 A, 16a.Manufacturers of Sewing Machines

^^ ___-T ^1^ -.-L -- -*EncyclopcaxaINSURANCE COMPANY

Tenth. A.HHIia.1 Statement. DOUBLE SMALL PICA ANT. POINTED. 6A,12a. $5.80LONG PRIMER DORIC. 20A,30a. $3.30

CHOICE SELECTIONDomestic Productions.PICA DORIC. l.sA.-ita. *:{.:

D,,,- BLE ENGLISH Axngi-E POIXTKI.. 5A, 10a. S6.40

NOVEL READINGHistorical RomanceCOLUMBIAN DORIC. 12 A, 12ft. Jf::.sii ?^^^ T^l^f^y^ fl f^T^

DHL. GRKAT PRIMER AsTigfE POINTKD. 4A,8a. $8.15AMUSEMENT^_^

_ _

^_^ 9Reduced PricePARAGON DORIC. !OA,rJa. fV>o

TRIBUNAL TailorsCalcedonian. * aiAOrSDOUBLE PARAGON ANTIQUE POINTED. 3 A, Ca. $8.90

DBL. ENGLISH DORIC. OA.lOn. $6.30

Premises JOHNDHL. GREAT PRIMER DORIC. 6 A, 10a. $7.70

^jjj^m H m j^g

Medium Smith.FOUR-LINE PICA ANTIQUE POINTED. 3 A, 6 a, 11.10DBL. PA i:AGON DORIC. 4 A, 6 a. $9.00

Recent METFOUR-LINE PICA DORIC. A A. fia. $10.00

Tame BarnPALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(00)

GLARENDON.

NONPAREIL CLARENDON. 24 A, 48 a. $2.95 GREAT PRIMER CLARENDON. 10 A, 20 a. $4.55

COMPARE DUE PRICE LIST WITH OTHERS T^'D "FTPTTTAnd You will Find Value for the Time Spent.

' .EvJllJ.\J.I1. X

Railroad CompaniesBREVIER CLARENDON. 24 A, 48 a. |3.45CHEAP AND ELEGANT EDITION_,,.,-.. . ..TV PARAGON CLARENDON. 8 A, 16 a. $4.65Published from Ancient Documents.

LONG PRIMER CLARENDON. 18 A, 36 a. !|3. 2"iINDUCEMENTS

MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Southern TraderCommercial Correspondent 5 DEL. ENGLISH CLARENDON. 8 A, 10 a. |4.85

^^TILE^ SPECIMENSPermanent Investment ITlar10H 1 1111685 A, 8 a. DOI-BLE PARAGON CLARENDON. $5.50

2 ARTICLES 5Guarantee Salesmen6 A, 10 a. FoiR-LiXE PICA CLAKENDON. 14.00

7 MALE 4Fashion Resort

ARABESQUE.LONG PRIMER ARABESQUE. ISA, 30 a. $2.00 (ii-.EAT PKIMER ARABESQUE. 10 A, 20 a. $2.40

Irip

20 A, 40 a. PICA AKABKSIJI E.

ificloiî field Sooli of tye'

tioos b() Jeri îd êocii of iiê JisfoHj, Si_ ,

lie^ oy

PALMES & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(61)

LAREJSIDON DM PRESSED.w

30A, 20A, 50a. NONPAREIL CLARENDON COMPKKSSED. $2.00

'TWAS FUN TO SEE OUR DEVIL RUSH LIKE A SCHOOL BOY OUT OF SCHOOL,

And Lather Himself with the old Ley Brush, and Shave with a Column Rale. With an Unctious Grin He Scrapes His

CHIN. FOR IT TICKLES THE LITTLE FOOL.

30A, 20A, 50a. BREVIER CLARENDON COMPRESSED. $3.00

THY NEIGHBOR? IT IS HE WHOM THOUHast Power to Aid and Bless

;Whose Aching Heart or Burning Brow Thy Soothing Hand May

PRESS. THY NEIGHBOR? 'Tis THE PAINTING POOR, WHOSE

25A; 15A, 40a. Loso PRIMER CLARENDON COMPRESSED. $3.35

EYE WITH WANT IS DIM, WHOM HUNGERSends from Door to Door : Go Thou and Succour Him ! Thy Neighbor ? 'Tis

THAT WEARY MAN, WHOSE YEARS ARE AT THEIR BRIM,

15A, 10A, 25a. PICA CLARENDON COMPRESSED. $2.80

BENT LOW WITH SICKNESS,Care and Pain: Go Thou and Comfort Him! Thy Neighbor?

'Tis THE HEART BEREFT OP EVERY EARTHLY GEM ;

15A, 25x GREAT PRIMKH CLARENDON COMPRESSED. $3.80

WIDOW AND ORPHAN, HELPLESSLeft: Go Thou and Shelter Them! Thy Neighbor?

10A, 20a. DOUBLE SMALL PICA CLARENDON COMPRKSSKD. $3.90

YONDER TOILING SLAVE,Fettered in Thought and Limb, Whose

8A, 15a. DOUBLE ENGLISH CLARENDON- COMPRESSED. S4.70

HOPES AEE ALL BEYONDThe Grave: Go and Ransom Him!


(62)

(gOMfRESSED.

8 A, 15 a. DOUBLE GREAT PRIMER CLARENDON COMPRKSSED $7.30

Inexhaustable

America's Golden Wealth

38 CALIFORNIA 47

8 A, 12 a. DOUBLE PARAGON CLARENDON COMPRESSED. $8.90

Good Old DaysMemoirs and Letters

4 FORTY-NINE 9

6 A, 10 a. FOUR-LINE PICA CLARENDON COMPRESSED $10.15

Richness

Monntlovers Mine

2 GOLD ORE 3PALMER & REY, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

IOJMICS.

NONPAREIL IONIC. 30 A, 60 a. $3.30MAGNIFICENT WOOD ENGRAVING-Superior Productions of Eminent Artists

BREVIER IONIC. 30 A, 60 a. $3.00

PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANYSan Francisco and Australian Lines.

LONG PRIMER IONIC 20 A, 38 a. $2.50

STEAM ENGINE BUILDERSafe, Durable and Economical

PICA IONIC. 20 A, 38 a. $3.50

PRINTING- MACHINESDesign and ArrangementENGLISH IONIC. 15 A, 20 a. $2.85

SOUTHERN TRADEDemocratic MeetingsGREAT PRIMER IONIC. 10 A, 16 a. $::.)

CAMDEN TIMESLiberal Principles.PAHAGON IONIC. Id A. If, a. $4.10

FORMATIONSModerate TermsDOUBLE PICA IONIC. 10 A, 12 a. |5.50

ARGUMENTFrench ChinaDBL. GREAT PRIMER IONIC. 6 A, 8 a. $6.60

CHIMESGarmentCANON IONIC. 6 A, 8 a. $10.00

SHINEFrames

PEARL IONIC No. 2, Nonp. body. 24A, 48a. $3.10NATIONAL STEAM PRINTING COMPANY.Engraving, Lithographing, and Steam Printing

NONPAREIL IONIC No. 2. 24 A, 48 a. $3.10IMPROVED NONPAREIL JOB PRESSExcellent Machines for Color Printing-.

BREVIER IONIC No. 2. 24 A, 48 a. $3.40

UNITED STATES PATENT LAWSThe Protection of American Citizens.

LONG PRIMER IONIC No. 2. 18 A, 36 a. $3.00

NATIONAL GOVERNMENTRegular Candidates for Office

PICA IONIC No. Ifi A, 32 a. $3.20

LUMBER MERCHANTFine Building MaterialGREAT PRIMER IONIC No. 2. 1A, 20a. $4.40

SPRING ROSESForeign ProductsPARAGON IONIC No. 2. 10 A 20 a. $5.75

CONTINENTHudson BankDEL. ENGLISH IONIC No. 2. 6 A. 12 n. $r>.00

HUNTERSCompanion

DHL. GT. PRIMER IONIC No. 2. 4A.sa. $6.25

PLANTSSummersCANON IONIC, No. 2, 3 A, 6 a. 88.3f>

Queer !FOUR-LINE PICA IONIC. 4 A, 6 a. $9.50

DimePALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(04)

ANTIQUE EXTENDED, No. 4T

18A,36a NONPAREIL. $3.50 16A,32a BREVTEB. $3.75

TIS NOT IN :MO:R,TAI_I FOTJOHT AT ,TJOom.rxia.nd sxiooess tou.t Tliey ^3S/t/tleS O"V@I* again LH.CL

no-w deserve it 43 Tlirioe ciid 4310A,20a LONG PRIMER. $3.50 10A,20a PICA. $4.55

KZISTDsimple

sure 3n_or

BleioiL 258A,16a COLUMBIAN. $5.50

to ttLem 'tis IDeatli to345

t'.A.Uiu DOUBLE SMALL PICA. $5.60

tlie order of 94A,8a DOUBLE ENGLISH. $7.05

3A,6a DOUBLE PARAGON. $10.60


(65)

CONCAVE CONDENSED.

24A TWO-LINE NONPAREIL. $1.75

-NTO*LEARN*MDCH*WEM-

HDST LEARN BUT LITTLE AT ONCE 2

1UA Two-LiNE PICA. $3.65

24A TWO-LINE BREVIER. $2.45

WAS THE FLOW OF ISER18A TWO-LINE LONG PRIMER. $2.70

THEM IN SCORN 8 HAUNTS OF MANKIND 410A

8A

6A

5A

4A

TWO-LINE COLUMBIAN.

TWO-LINE PARAGON.

FOUR-LINE PICA.

FIVE-LINE PICA.

SIX-LINE PICA.

THE DIFFERENT SIZES OF THIS SERIES JUSTIFY BY SIXTHS OF PICA AND LINE AT THE BOTTOM.

$4.00

$5.15

$5.45

$6.00

$7-45


(66)

CONCAVE.

32A NONPAREIL. 81.55

>SMALL*LATIN*AND*LESS*GREEK

NeeFomaneerPALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

((58)

BOLDFACE GEL-TIC.

30 A, 50 a. Noxr. BOLDFACE CELTIC. *3.tX) 30 A, 50 a. BREV. BOLDFACE CELTIC.

19 TOURIST ROUTES 2O 13 DIPLOMACY 54Travellers' Guide and Reference. General Sherman's Charge

25 A, 40 a. Loxo PR. BOLDFACE CELTIC. *3.7515 A, 25 a. PICA BOLDFACE CELTIC. $2.05

18 COMMON 75 13 pOEMS 75French Commentaries __

Nubia and Arabia8 A, 12a. DOUBLE PICA BOLDTACE CELTIC. 4.35

^^TTF Ti JT T T "1^ "1 f^ 10 A. 15 a. GREAT PR. BOLDFACE CELTIC. $3.3067 MUD 13 18 FAIR 29Built Houses Earth and Skies

6A, 10a. UoruLE EXOLIWII BOLDFACE CELTIC. 5.40

15 ETHICS 29Politics for America

\

4A, 6a. DOUBLE (iREAT I'KIMEK BOLDFACE CELTIC. $5.55

13 TRUE 58German Warrior4A,6a. DOUBLE PAKACJOX BOLDFACK CELTIC. #7.40

8 SON 6Moral Health


'(.9)

MODERN ANTIQUE.

LONG PRIMER MODERN ANTIQUE. 24 A, 50 a. 3.00

ORNAMENTAL CARVINGSPrize Composition by Harrison

CURIOSITY

PICA MODERN ANTIQUE. 20 A, 40 a. ^3.00

MODERN PRINTINGNumerous Improvements 1

SlPar Excellence

PARAGON MODERN ANTIQUE. 12 A, 20 a. 84.503-LisE NOSP. MODERN ANTIQUE. 16 A, 24 a. $3.90

CONSTRUCTIONNatural History I Domestic Productions

Museum 7 Handsome 2510 A, 16 a. DOUBLE ENGLISH MODERN ANTIQUE. $6.40

SECOND REUNIONLake Huron Excursions 318 A, 12 a. TiiRKK-LiNE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE. $8.50

EMBROIDERIESCommission Broker, 66 A, 10 a. DOUBLE PARAGON MODERN ANTIQUE. $8.90>

CONDUCTORSSummer Resort 255A, 8 a. FOUR-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE $10.90

HISTORIESReminiscence 4


(70)

JVI09ERN ANTIQUE W|DE.

PICA MODERN ANTIQUE WIDE. $3.65

DISTINGUISHED NEIGHBORSNorth American Fire Insurance Company

Annual Conventions 123

10 A, 16 a. THREE-LINE NONPAREIL MODERN ANTIQUE WIDB. $3.75

HUNTINGTON BRIDGEPleasant Steamboat Excursions.

River Enjoyments 4510 A, 16 a. PARAGON MODERN ANTIQUE WIDE. 84.85

ELEGANT DESIGNSHandsomest Adornments 176 A, 8 a. DOUBLE ENGLISH MODERN ANTIQUE WIDE. $5.60

PRODUCTIONDomestic Wines 894 A, 6a. TiiREK-LixB PICA MODERN ANTIQUE WIDE. 87.00

THRONESGerman Count 13A, 4a. FOUR-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE WIDE. 88.90

BUNCHRemnant 4

PALMER & REV, SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.

(71)

MODEM ANTIQUE CONDENSED.

LG. PRIMER MODERN ANTIQUE COND.24 A, 48 a. $3.60

SUMMER RAMBLE IN SOUTHERN LANDS

Through New-Built Villages of Joyous Homes 5

THREE-LINE NONP. MODERN ANTIQUE COND.ISA, 36 a. $4.40

WESTERN HUNTING CLUB

Eleventh Annual Reunion 1884

DBL. ENGLISH MODERN ANTIQUE COND.8 A, 16 a. S6.05

MACHINISTS

Standard Engine 8

PICA MODERN ANTIQUE COND. 18 A, 36 a. 3.00

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

Thrilling Events of the Revolution 1776

TWO-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE COND.12 A, 24 a. 14.60

ELEGANT DESIGNS

Commercial Reporter 21

THREE-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE COND.6 A, 12 a. $5.50

ROMANCERGrand Chorus 6

5 A, 10 a. FOUR-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE CONDENSED. $6.90

AMERICAN PRODUCE

Household Decorations4 A, 8 a. FIVE-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE CONDENSED. $9.90

Prominent Merchant 14 A, 8 a. SIX-LINE PICA MODERN ANTIQUE CONDENSED. $11.85

MANHATTAN AND CURVED ANTIQUE.

8A, 12a. DOUBLE PICA MANHATTAN. $3.85

Terrified Crown Heads!

I NIHILISM RAMPANT

10A, 15a. GREAT PRIMER MANHATTAN. $2.75

Political Sweeping Assertions!

DDST FOR THE PUBLIC

6A, lOa. DOUBLE GREAT PRIMER MANHATTAN. $5.15

Limited Premium Corset Pressure

2 NARROW CONTRACTION 3

10A, 15a. GREAT PRIMER CURVED ANTIQUE. $3.50

Continuous Steel-Rail Line to all Points in the East

18 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. 71

8A, 12a. DOUBLE PICA CUPVKD ANTIQUE. $4.75

Bobby Link & Jay Bird, Concerteers !

3 GROVE LANE, CHERRY VALE6A, lOa. DOUBLE GRKAT PRIMER CURVED ANTIQUE. $6.20

Ancient Moorish Architecture

4 CURVED CORNICES S4A, 6a. FOUR-LINE PICA CURVED ANTIQUE. (7.75-

The Merrie Maskers

3 BALLROOM 510 (73)

AMERICAN SYCTU.1 OFH,,,TERCHflUGEABLE TYPE BODIES. LATIN ANTIQUE

if

24A,48a NONPAREIL. $2.95

-+WHEN+WINTER+WINDS+ARE4-Piercing+Chill+and+througrh+the+hawthorn

Blows the Gale with solemn1 23456789O

18A,36a LONG PRIMER. $3.30

-*AN D+TH E+MASTER*-With+Gesture + of+CommandWaved his hand and loud

1234567890

24A,48a BREVIER.

-fWHAT+GLORY+DOTH**The+world+put+on+for+him+who+with

Fervent heart goes forth1 2345678OO

12A,84a PICA. $2.05

In+the+Marvellous + HeartOf Man that an Army

1 23356780O

10A,20a GREAT PRIMER. $4.25

^DOWN+THE+BROAD+VALE4-Of Tears afar the Spectral camp is fled

8A,16a DOUBLE SMALL PICA. $4.90

VTHEN+COMES+THE-^Summer day bidding the man6A,12a DOUBLE ENGLISH. $6.15

^Our+BLESSED+Dead-^4A,8a DOUBLE GUEAT PUIMER. $7.15

USEFUL+Series*-3A,5a FOUR-LINE PICA. $8.95

-j-Man+DIED-KALL FONTS COMPLETE WITH FIGURES. SPACES AND QUADS WITH ALL SIZES EXCEPT PICA,

PALMER & REY. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND

(74)

FRENCH IONIC.LONG PRIMER FRENCH IONIC. 20 A, 40 a. $2 75 PICA FRENCH IONIC. ?OA, 38 a. $3 65

FIRE INSURANCE FRENCH POEMAmerican National Banks. Second Grand Concert.

Government Bond Entertainment

10 A, 20 a. PARAGON FRENCH IONIC. $475

FREIGHT AGENTMichigan Central Railroad

Direct Route 5ENGLISH FRENCH IONIC. 15 A, 20 a. $3 25

SPRING TIMEForeign Commerce.

Manufacture

3-LiNE NOSP. FRENCH IONIC. 10 A, 16 a. $325

MOUNTAINLumber Regions.

Premium6 A, 12 a. DOUBLE ENGLISH FRENCH IONIC. $630

MOITRNINQGranite Monuments6 A, 10 a. DOUBLE PARAGON FRENCH IONIC. $9 65

PRINTINGNorth American4 A, 6 a. FOUR-LINE PICA FRENCH IONIC. $12 50

MINERCommander


(75)

fRENCH ANTIQUE AND fRENCH eLAF^ENDON.

BREVIER FRENCH ANTIQUE. :M>A, tlOa. $3.oo XONP. FRENCH CLARENDON. :M)A, 60 a. $-2.20GEEMAN CHROMO-LITHOG-RAPH. ELEMENTS or MATHEMATICS FOB YOUN& PEOPLELandscapes, Portraits, and Diplomas Brown's Elementary Practical and Commercial Arithmetic

LG. PRIMER FRENCH ANTIQUE. -JO A.:* a. $2.75BREVIER FRENCH CLARENDON. 30 A, 60 a. $2.80

FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS DEALERS IN OPTICAL INSTRUMENTSBohemian Enameled Glassware. Manufact of Astronomical instruments

LG. PRIM. FRENCH CLARENDON. 30 A, 50 a. $3.30PICA FRENCH ANTIQUE. 20 A, 38 a. $3.55

CT_T

EGYPTIAN EXTRA CONDENSED.

PICA EGYPTIAN EXTRA COND. 15 A, 24 a. $2.50,

FOUR-LINE PICAEGYPT. Ex. CON. 6 A, 8a. $5.75

CB01EEnnm DFWWSinner Rmbles (bough Celebntii Kates,

3-LisENosp. EGYPT. Ex. COND. 15 A, 24 a. $2.20

SPECIMENS or COTTON MANUFACTURES

Numerous Gratuitous Recomme