CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1908.

PRINTERS' BLUNDERS.

SLAWS TO 6000 HABITS. TSwjr N#vw Know ttx Yof Uw fto Callod Wrong W«y. One of Ibe ewutUU te a Wllbj Ufa la habit. By doLn* nwewry tblcsi with regularity wo are ipered the friction of haphazard. But I hoar prreona are real aiaree to their little, good habile who fear to more out of the rot* once in awhile. They oarer know the glorioua freedoin of dole ■ ererythlng the eo celled wrong w«» Brea tec they are accustomed to ri» lag at T o'clock they are upaet for the entire day If by aoma chance they

are aronard at «.

It may be that an expedition haa been arranged for a certain hour The dam of little, good hablta keep the entire company walling becauae a hairpin must be fixed in the usual way. It would be a itn In this alarlah creed to jo without that hairpin Just once -l nerer lea re the boose withe at try tng all the doors." said the woman wbo made her friends miss the last car

downtown before the hour appointed

for the meeting When she returned Slave" and "Encb lu Their Turn” bom* she found that the pantry wtu- | were referred to as "The Galley I do a bad been broken and brr heat Love" and "Enoch In Shin Town." pmervee taken away. -Petributton | Having lu mlud the lutlueoce of doos not always come so speedily to j former cltlxen* of the laud of the th« alares of little, good habits, but ] shamrock upon the political destinies they experience a negative punishment of ihe town, whst mote natural than In the good things of life they mlaa. that the printer man should set up an Besides being an indication of age. , "Irish district court" where It had the sis' cry to little, good hablta 1s a ; been the “first district court?" thief of happiness. It robs us of many Professor Prank Geeks was tnen-

■ the opening ode i ti med as having rendered “violent Bein leave the bouse | lectio us" rather than “violin

* oat In the cellar ! tioaa."

n the kitchen, be Somebody waa Quoted as saying

Comic Effects Foituant In tha Days When Bad Copy W». tba Rulfc Tyj“jgraphl<-I er.or* that produced welnl or couikul >-,Tc t> are described by Uw Bt. Loots tie; tthilv In ntf article racalUpg ihe ds.' * when nil of that newspaper's t} i*c was set by band, before the Introduction <f tj|>eae}tlng maebtnes. when the cO|>y, lualood df being tvprwritten, waa turned over to Lu- ; rr In an Infinite variety o' good, had can ludlftr 'o; cblroZVnp'Coinpara lively feu of the erron were allowed to coutrtbute to the gayety of the sutwcribvrs. as the majority wore squelched In the "bouse of cop paction," as the proofroom ‘ waa tacetlously termed Urom a collection made by a pi of reader the following instances of ndlcnloua mlsI^Adlng of

copy era taken:

“HU blushing bride" was transformed Into "his blustering bride." A captain was an id to have, "nerved with dcetructlon In the Confederate army," but the writ* thought ha

wrote "dlsilucUon.”

Two picture entitled The Galley

might Jump o

wash an extra tabled-

Inf the first number on the programme w* wanted especially to bear!

It

to do anything the least bit

anal than others feel for the loaa small fortune If unexpected gucets arrive on an afternoon when there the regular weekly mending to they are made to feel unwelcome, though beloved. What baa always been done on Wednesday moat continue to be performed on that day Is a role

Ingty break for anything

Slaves of habit are pitiable creatures If tba hablta are bad. SUvas of Utile, good hablta era bores, to say the le

shall we | “ail the singing folks on the vaudeville stage have hundreds of wives," the copy, when carefully examined,

waa found to re

wlvea." and a sensation In the theatrical world was averted. •They sailed for three days around

the cape and finally

small Italian" waa corrected "sighted a small Island."

On one occasion the

"dwarfed and

YOUR TOOTHBRUSH. Tbs Brush Should Be Thoroughly Rinsed Aftsr Using. Do yon know that comparatively few people era careful a bo at their toothbrushes! In fact, most of them are positively unhygienic. The woman who would be horrified If called upon to share her toothbrush will use It over and over again without rinsing, and.' as for ever giving it a sanitary bath, ghs has never 1

toothbrush should be t Deed after each time of u

C add and water. ! always be bung, never n carelessly on the top of ' •rashstaod or pot Into mug In too friendly proximity to those of the rest of the family. One rory dainty young woman l number of small beg* made of thin aQk

a toothbrush tl oirve slightly an more effective than Ae straight, fiat surface. If the

Always soak it in cold water overnight before mving the first time.' TbU will remove whatever bristles are loose and swell the others so that they

NURSERY MOTES. A hot bath np to the noth may the lift of a child la convulatot given at once. If you have no •aometcr at band, teat the beat of (be .water with the elbow. Certain kinds of toothache can rvUrred by painting the gums with a aotefioe of one-half glycerin and ana of dovaa. If there la a cavity la the too*, saturate a small piece of ahn to off of doves. OB

"He takes delight In talking on his family shame" waa a shameful thing to say about him. for “favorite theme" "Bad Cross Society Will Eight Corbett” was tha way the typearttar transformed the copy

AN HONEST ARTIST. Ha Would Net Paint a Lie Eva

^^-SSTtot “Iwt him alone." Louis Napoleon won reply. “He la too well known. I oat would turn me h^t to place him ( The emperor was correct, tor ao a said a good woT about “Plon Hon He was commonly believed to ha' shown the white feather In the Crimea

who to her younger days French society tolls la her "Tl Courts and Foreign Homes" a as discreditable to Prince Nspots U la honorable to a French artist While the artist waa palntln historical picture of the battle of the

When

citations were sent out for a “private vtaw," the white charger wik prominent figure in the bs without a rider. On •bearing of this terrible ‘ an ald-dfrcamp to aak *et artist said the

1 when the pearl waa found to he o pay for both the Operation

On Friday, August XI, at No. Waatoagtoa street. Thera win be a sale of home-made cahea. bread, pdas Lunch served during tha day. Ic *. rahe. sad hoaramada caady. Dost torgat the day and date- ft*

LOST, FOUND AND FOR SALE

i h. p-, Smalley engine, with

I with Orst- , Apply to Hardy's Drug -e or t. E. Mercy, Jr. < Far Sale .'Ullard table tor sale In strictly .t clams condition. Apply E. W-Dala, . uar of Lalayatta and Jafteraon bt

NEREIDES—Cruising Launch, Com plate equipment, length U feat, bean. i feet; 12 horse power STANDARD r. Apply Francis C. Rogers, Cape Hay Yacht Club.

t OR SALE—Onr good work horse. open wagon, a double set of wor -a harness. Apply "L." Herald 02a, (14 Washington St-

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JAMBS M E. HJMmtTH Coukrkllok-At-Law 214 Ocean Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Notary Puuuo

I^EWIB T. STEVENS-' COUNSELLOR AT LAW, •14 WaaniKOTou Sr.. Cats Mar. N. J. Master end Solicitor in Chancery. Supreme Court Commleaioner Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennavlvama.

I’XJR SALE CHEAi’—Ueacii trout i . with riparian right. Apply J. It. ogbes, 410 Washington street.

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LOST-^A diamond sticir pin on Sunday, BAward by returning to Mrs. tcini.T' GlenWood.

\For Bala

Empty floup' sugar and'apple bar-

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