Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-03-26
ABOUT EDITING.


ABOUT EDITING.
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vate tba ob.ra,.tor of a boo.fsc,ar ly heina
liberal with advice Ttisnat half 90 dsa,
a. ma,t,r3om This dying Far one,s orir
ciplas was an old fashioned notion fbat
went our with JOHN Rogers and Cranner
Modern times have developed macadami-
zed road. q regular Niaolson payemept. to
in,p0rtslity
Etitors have fraonept reasons 70 h.
thankful for the generos;tv a tbeir natran-
and the public in the matter of advice
Money may bs scarce The dreadful dis
eases. imaeruniosifv. NAV have laid bold
an the publishers pockets Bapkrupt,.y.
starvation ruin NAV stare him ru6ely IN
the face. but thanks to the good noble
hearted public. he has alwavs IN hand .
most plentiful and Eouafeons sannIv ~
Good advice Herein, Eas fla sraars.t !,
hcs Of editorial life Hazard vifb cave
oppra..ad wifb trophlo driven H. detail.
worried worn wan wasted tbongb H.
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necessary before one can run q s,oan a.
CINE manage a case IN coart or cren sno
re-,tng. sell calico Not % viii IL
The less you know the better Won know
Editors are born, not made YOU see yonr
true editor feels the divine aalatu. u;,h;a
him. and that the reason he has snoh :,
profound contemnf. Won see for your NO.
lnjabr Of The quill and scissors whose hard
fortune has condemned him to the buS;n. ;.
lor a lifetime re
There are some other psculiarities .b,ar,
editing which make il altogether a fu less
business. Il is not so much what is pial
your paper, as what is not ia it, that desau
mines its value. It makes no difar,bret
what you gvt into it, but take care vridt
you leave outl Ii you fail to insert lov'
seventh commandment, some pimp rWit
arrest you for adultery, and prove it F'oi
for here your paper, and whore, oh wia ana
IS the deealogue? The villain has leftAh
out! We always knew he was rake! per
The aspiraut for editorial honors she sfo
remember that it is not necessary that srt1