EDITORIALS.

A NOTED chap once stepped in the sanctum of a venerable and highly

respected editor, and indulged in a tirade against a citizen with whom

he was on bad terms. "I wish," said he, addressing the man with the pen,

"that you would write a severe article against R----, and put it in your

paper." "Very well," was the reply. After some more conversation the

visitor went away. The next morning he came rushing into the office, in

a violent state of excitement. "What did you put in your paper? I have

had my nose pulled and been kicked twice." "I wrote a severe article, as

you desired," calmly returned the editor, "and signed your name to

it."--_Harrisburgh Telegraph._

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