Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

NBK. EASTERLY offers a favorable
LVA opportunity for short time TO the
LadieS and Gentlemen Of Burlington who
wish To Improve their STYLE Of writing and
acquire HE art Of making good pep.
lie has succeeded IN giving ample salts
faction 'hus far to those h0 have placed
themselves under his tuition aud given
proper attention 10 the subject. and he
would >lllI cunlnue 10 solicit pnhIIc patron
age. as no pains will be spared on bis par,
10 enable all who favor HIM with their
Ft'rndauce to realize every reasonable cX-
pectatInu.
IN a course Of practical lectures the pu,
PIT Is taught To SIT N graceful and easy
position, 10 hold and move the pen IN such
IA nanuer as to cause no fatigue "a the
hand aud arm, which people So frequently
campIai of. lie |, also taught to make
good pen and the art of writing straight
across The paper without lines, and all the
movements ty which business and epis'o-
larry writing Is performed with accuracy
and ease. In the formation o! the capitals.
small letters and figures. the rules are so
dehrlic and The method OF IIlus' ion so
prcnIIar that the study is rendered both
amusing aud useful, rather than tedious
'aborIouS task, which l. ever attendant
upon blind imitation. whrch some venture
To term system.
Penmaking raught exclusive of writing
% those who wish II!
Mr. Il. does not pretend TO be The nven-
tor aud teacher of new and beautiful
system ot writing, so free elegant and
Il NJ, M, nj l,nr IL, =
lever yet discovered can possibly lmpart.
ana from which It Is impoSs bic 10 dcvate;"
nor does he think himself the best writer
and the only competent teacher cXtant or
boast oi bong "mcmber Of the roval
writing ACADEMY IN London. crowned
with success and finishing writing mas.
"ter to his highnrss the Pope. having been
"hpnofed with the patronage of the King
'and Queen &c Great Brran, and other
'branchco of The royal family, as also by
'hls rXcr.lency the Pre-, dent Of The Unl-
"ted States and thousands of the most dis
"tlnguished at Americas son.-ber heroes.
"Iegl,IatnrS &c. by which the merits of his
"sy-tem have gnnrd the entire apnroh0,
"tIon of the Whole world, supplying capa-
"cllcs that others lack. calming the m.
"slcady nerves and making The tremuons
'hand To move with all the facility and
"grand muscular power of roman gadl
'ator. In short. cff'c'ng "A permanent
change and cu-urlng bold quick and uni
form hand, beyond q doubt, IN five or ten
easy lessons OF one hour cach." regardless
OF the aptitude or inclination of the pupil.
No. he would make no such prcrensions.
But 10 as much as he has made penman-
ship study aud teaching it as his business
Tor some years. having carefully and can
dldly examined every system within his
reach intending 10 combine the cXceen
ces Of each, with the improvements IN
teaching which be has made nv practical
experiment, he feels confidence IN offer.
ing his service to those who need In,truc.
ton IN his useful and indispensable arr,
believing That by careful attention To his
directions the pupil may lay The foundation
OF good hand writing, upon winch be
must buIo and finish the practical part by
his 0'Gn effort, good taste and perseverance,.
Lecture room over Lovely and Abborts
Store, which viii be furnished in a proper
manner for writing, and as street decornm
will be observed during The exercises,
Ladies' can with proprcty attend in the
evening IN case it would better suit their
convenience. A separate class for Ladies
in the afternoon.
HIS penmanship and the improvement of
his pupils may be seen at the Burlington
Hotel, and all necessary information OBJ.
famed. Those who wish to JON The class
are requested to make immediate appl.
cation.
Burlington. August 25, 1887.