The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

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I iFai tsol si4a Fn1IADsLyHrA. August 81
The = womsn's Pavilion" has its own iewsps-
per PET ~ snd printed by yemen II ne bdi!d-
IT, % Jcs Wosn. ssd IL tie ccSsecrsted m t. d. spirit
which 30 admirably ctrculates through the vast
American press + Y only due 70 say that the M
sincerely S Wish i many kappy censehhisl c i rs. w
turns So far thirteen numbers. thirteen weeks,
ten csns nee AZ a9Ss aS
posion in 1 The world that he rest rest oi he ocH
,bs BE- spsS se%Sesa features 70 Of rg.pe .Ss HSw
not Of the political or social kind; they
consist q the manner 9f its printing
as to 30 patiently charming and pleasing to be,,
hold. Let us peep into the printing Office and
then into the press-room to see how they run
oor say thysn Yy by six fees Is partonod H
around by a simple Gordon. and within the in
closure 80 made are four cases Of types and one
that's ali the material Of THE ofIlce.e In this
there Is standing and setting" room for eight
printeresses and ono forewOmaD, general man
aser and supervisor There is no dewitt is
ciaimed that the Office gets along admirably
without oDe-and there Is no pr0of-reader as
tho entire running forces are = emated gradu
ateH OF spelling bee associations. anu cofise-
auently there never occurs any faulty spelling
to be knocked into pL The copy Is ali In
original manus,erlpt oi tbe cleapest; most
Office being no place tor ecssors.. silently
that copy Is perused. and deity picked up arc
the types by fingers Of such delicate percep-
ass De as % e 9r m
contaet--an advantage conducting 10 swift set
ting similarly with correct and ready spelling
Click click, g M and 80 on now and then stretch
under drawer IL Slid out for the sake of peou-
liar variety oftype OF course. priuteresses are
lea: but to witness eight blonde and chestnut
tressed young women engaged In setting up q
newspaper for women In the Women's Pavilion
Of the International Fair Of 1876 mind you, the
only sovereign reserved corner allowed 70
womankind on this round globe under the flags
of all pations) is not only novel and unheard q,
Fascinating. TO hear woman speak TO a man
In a simple tee atete conversation in be-
half of her rights. should ever be sum
30 addressed: but what is calculated TO
eclipse this. as the sun does tho moou
and he stars. is to stand behind sixteen
pairs OF hands and eyes speaking most power
FUZZY though dumby to the world at large the
voice OF womankind-4a voice. by the way, that
SntHUGEt whenever
o"n !, m nj toanpeaI;ng for"hslp me simnv f"T
10 be left alone in tho due minding OF business.
III there were not so many men ugly In more
sense. than one, unluekily, nolle proseaui
W. WJui" iauamt a,'neuu aud an unl,mitad s,h
sn,S s f,,pnishe the the organ Of The Fair de-
fsorbania tha ient,u nnpsnsnor " I'M alasl
thins ,nnnt @ be nll If sd1anand an let ns
glance at he nressroom which consists of 10
ssid : =, snnea Nv, harev ~ IN ent f,'r n,e s,paii
ains,s- frm ,,ress and small ae,,,ntnr Thn
,,rns ony tnrp ont soo ones or tbo Gs,t,,h ~,
Var IN e. drns as
% hour acbnssv With ths y rat u,nss eo
smo,v "e .Shite sbaets very rayniariv onnsiderton
Ssaow ~ ,ii9it,, ~ Wv, a.; ot ,; h tt,a,i
e ~ d,s,aa,ad v u tbs ,bo
Isaias % themselyes II some Of these puitina in in
,, hnur IL, fsrratine, n,t II, tb et -.
Of ,a'as The i hey Of HOLES. o'' '' '''0 s'0'''S
VI Ia ,"t tta snme Payilion not far oY from tba
printin9 @ eoe one taIis Ia viii In an nj instrunent emf
wnien accordg " enne i tn ylo h"o1s, y nne
!, T.; tha @ em - @ ,e
for ali s,Ayinc machines and hand aasyiny tbe
inyentinn If = iadv This neeaia msv h fnnd ,nd
ap y a,ail In s"ntion q GO Macbinary Hall and
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