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--- - - •
---TIE INTERROGATIVE SYSTEM OF
EDUCATION.
TT is now above twenty years since the Proprietor
of the undermentioned Works submitted to Conductors of
Schools the first apreirnsts of thee terilnef improved Damen.
pry Books which he had planned foe the purpose of facilitating
the Instruction of Youth, and rendering the seteerement of
knowledge at once pleasant, rapid, and certain. This Slatem
hat since been known to the world under the denomination of
the interrogetive Syetem; and, as opposed to some popular nee- !,
elsanfeid Syste.ns, its inventor has also defined it, by way of
eminence, the Thinking or Intellectual System—from the obli-
gatien to think, se mentally work, on the subject of ftudy which
it imposes on the pupil; and front the general improvement of
the intellectual faculties, of which habitual mental exercise is a
meessary consequence. This System, in the popular works pub-
lished under the names of Ceddsmitk, Blair, Barrow, Adair, fee.
has been introduced into nearly every School of character in the
reit:sh Empire, and has met with a degree of approbation far
exceedir.g the original ex;sectations of its author. The principie
of teaching by Queetions without Answers, which requires that
the pupil should furnish answers to questions, often coreelirated,
from the scattered data of his book, demaudedvaricels prepare.
tions on the part of the tutor; but the publication of the Tutor',
`Key, containing answers to above six thousand qua shoes, has
removed every difficulty in practise.
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spected name of PIISTAI3Z2I has appeared ; hut it ought to be
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only recemmendatious have been their close imitation of his
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and of supporting the reputation of Ilia Series of Books, he has
therefore Judged it mrpedient to su'ajoin
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LACK AND SURGICAL DISPIINI3A
Hisillioyal Highness the Duke of President.
Surgeons-11r. Kiefaml, filleatherofthe IloyarCollege, Loskdon
Governors--Eorl.of Egresikat, Rol of ra., Jdoo.*Colessel
J. Barry, ALI'. John Latoucbe
HE ROYAL :Lad ,NOBLr: PATRONS cf. tte
* above iNsTrruttug, for the exclwave 'Freon:man of
VENEREAL COM PLANTS aril thrllrliangiamte. Canoe.
quences in order to insure the Benefits that. ave resulted from
it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, andiig high on the
list of the Royal College from having direeted his chief Atte/aims
to chase Diseases. Mr. KIUILNAS sonceives It a part of his official
duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the T.l.t o; the Royal Col-
lege, published in Feb. lain, as the only sure guide; and that m
assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertisini
them, wiihout being sanctioned by this List, are to be cret,linal.
The Annual Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove thst
some of the moat dangerous CaiCs of SvatelusespOratterv, and
other sairposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs
have been here radically and successfully treated.
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes
at his LOWNF. Cu H.Lorre.r. anar, llearoon-sormil
where Letters from Town and Country are to be addre.sedi
the necessary Advice and hienicilie will be given, or sent to an;
part of the United Kingdom.
Just plublished, price 4s. Second Edition,
Pasnestat 0111illtiATIONi DLeases,by Kkxnan,
and may be had at No. 174, Veer-itreet ; l'aternostivrour
and 10. Orown-cotht, Hobo.

t.
Non est vivere sett valere vita.—M A :171A
" Life is only Ilfe,when blest with I Leith."
PHI: finest system of. Ethics is to confine witht
due bounds, and thus td regulate the 'Unions; unrestrAttea,
and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which
Religion and Morelity have nude ...keyed ; to curb but not ants'
btlate thc:n cppeant the lemon of Prudence, beat calculated
'Wait their elrertesccnee.
Every disorganization of the human frame
requires great
died knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promote,
when Protessional (disregarding the suggestions of the te
vi,ms 'at.l interested) devote their studies to the treatment
those .:emplaleteeenerated by imprudence, and the eLnllition
the par tons at an unguarded mo:uent. " The strength pf .
don consists in the health of the people; but it is melancholy
t.
reflect on the daily sacrifice to the leaorance of unfeeling empyri.
cisnt, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we
offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in r"
various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary •
(early acquired at school, Iseddro Reason has asserted her
over the mind), will, in contemplative his powerless state, bee.
Susceptible of enlivening sensations, In knowing that the
it
complicated state of exhaustiou may be roused Into manly ens
Intense study--immoderate anxlety—song residence is trot
climes, and many other ..causes,' will frequently derange the
5011 SYSTEM; In sech cases we can hold out an assurance of
aniruation, by remedies which haye long answered the LIM'
hspe; of patients of both sexes.
That bane to human happiness LUIS vefemuta, can not
treated fearlessly, the inmmeed state of Medical Science ht
divested its antidote of these distressing properties that so
rendered its exhibition uncertain and hararsir.g. We best est
ono method by observing to patients labouring under this malady,
thet a few days only are required for the removal of earl; s
toms; that the men inveterate case Al itl yield to our rem..
within a month, and that in a person who only suspects Lima
injured, the disease may be prevented ahr ;Let her from a: peaelag
a similar remark applies to many utitr defareentents of the,
rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, Sec. esreci.dly strict
obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the t
caustic or stimulants. Sow pc:v.ll4l4les Incidental to the
sex, have not escaped our attention ; in which mildness comi
with efficacy has superseded the means usually adopttd. In
our system is unique, peculiarly ramie*, and eminently

(:onutmt.ry (In I‘..
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ecasfia.
•,,* For the gerteral'accommodatioa we do not limit ouroeloos
to stated periods of practice, but tvEly be corse.t :d at &are:tom.
able hours.—Cour.:t7 Pstidits are reqUested to doactide miry'
their symptom &e. whits to,di..inei vitt. wal be
f.
diately ion% .7.rdel to any part of the Bsuk-a+
expec:ed to accoati:xily the-cast.
8 and '1; It. C. Uri:,
13, liousterie-oeste, Cohort.
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The .7.,31.S of LIVE, z
a.smst c a:oft en.--To
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