Corrections and Care in Printing
By Editor
We are glad to learn what Bro. C. meant. By a reference to the manuscript, we find it next to impossible to determine from that. With a little stretch of the imagination, however, and a suspension of the laws of perspective, we might perhaps call the word, “unlucky,” which we presume is what was intended. When an article is to go to the public in print, great care should be used at every step of its progress through the press. But if care is taken in the first and most important step, namely, the preparation of the manuscript, there will be less excuse for errors in those that follow. In Bro. Pearson’s advertisement in last Review for two good masons, the address was unfortunately given wrong in a portion of our edition. It should be Otsego, Allegan Co., Mich. If any have addressed him at Allegan, they will please notice this correction, and act accordingly.