Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
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n Hoss who may wish to acquire the greatcss
part Of the French or German language. &C..
almost without time ,nd labor. will be pleased to
apply Immediately to the Professor
of the many ccr,ineates from the lsarned who
speak In the highest terms OF this great discovery
We think il sufficient TO insert the following, and
the rest can lie shown BY the Professor himself
TO THE PU BLIC.
1IAvtSo become acquainted with Prof Karthc
ass method &c teaching the pronunciation and
reading the French language, we take much
pleasure in recommending u TO the public, not
only rs suIlTsiug ~ its results with beginners of
the study, but In tile highest degree valuable to
those who are advanced In the language. In
simplicity, sl"r'css, ootfertpess, aud ease of &c.
gnirng II, even by one entirely ignorant OF French,
this system surpasses all other fysfems; even the
most recent, with which we acquainted, OF
OF which we havc ever heard. This Ingenious
system, which was discovered and Is taught only
by Prot. X himself, enables the pupils, amer hav-
ing perfectly committed the rules Ia memory,
(Which are few and simple that they can DO
Srquired IN few hours,l 10 pronounce and read
the French language correctly at once: We
chccrfuliy commend Prof X. 10 the public rs n
superior teacher OF this language.
GEO. EATON, CHARLES BAILEY
n. PORTER, Jr., II. A. CHAPMAN,
JOS. c, r9kcmoN, v: oRNE,
JAMES n. GRAY, EDW. TRASK,
Springfield, Mass April Is, 1915.
From ne Louisville, ny. Daily Dime. Of Mereh. a..
isii.--.7 istier 20 MI q. L. KARruEvs, from his
Class.
Invrsrtttr, Nv, March IL, 1911.
D,ar SIR I'VE chccrfu'ly bear testimony 10 the
remarkable merils 90 ypur system OF teaching
French and to your fidelity aud ability teach
cr. Some Of US have tried various systems for
acquiring the language. hut no one. even OF tho
most recent stands any comparison with yours
We entertain no doubt that II person properly
memories your rules for pronunciation. and this
cen he dofic in few hours, YOU can easily teach
him ~ ft,c minnies to prorouncc any worl in :
the French and "a read any sentence In Ike
manner, by committing the rules for TRANSMITTING to
Y...l a got In Han. ia n Nrrr ek.rf
timcl Won can easily enable person to translate
from the French into the English language in :
rtry fsr minutes, But your rules must be tho
foughly known ifths is accomplished, You can
impart better knowledge Of the language In
few minutes than can be acquired by any other
system in vogue in many weeks
What you call rules should he termed princi-
pies n hfis bog once defined rules 10 be finger
posts al me road side that point ont the tGy. and Pyin
cfbies 70 Be friends ihdi go along rih me tdrener
aud sho,o kiSg ne Vay 10 the place ne seeks. TINS ~
gMru,ricALLr ruE cAsE WIN roUR rRfScirLGs
ron TEACHING rHg rRoSuNcArIos, rHE READING.
A>p rRANsL,rixc OF rRrSou Those OF us who
from YOU in fetc minutes than We We're ever abla
to acquire before. and were enabled TO overcome
difficulties, 10y your principles that have been DIFF
We chceriully and warmly commend sou %
superior teacher OF the FRENCH language.
Yours very respectfully,
l.. GlBBON. J.. l.. WARREN,
p.si BuRNET. J.; NJ. MOORE.
3. SlSSON, w. A. BELL,
RIGID. II. VOOLFOLK.
Free translation from the French of Ttiemaehus, ~
one lesson, under the instruction Of Professor X.
By u. FL.lGG. Book ~ page iol.
CraigneZ les dicuX, Telemaque; cettc
cran,e est lie plus grand tresor du occur de-
rhomme: avec ellie vieDdront la sagesse, la
Justice, la paix, la joie, les plaisirs purs,
la vraie libcrte, la douce abundance, In
gloire sans tache
TRANSLATION. CO
Fear the Gods, Telemachus this fear is the
greatest treasure OF the heart of man with II will
come wisdom justice, peace, joy. pure pleasure,
tue liberty, sweet abundance, and spotlcss glory
GER TIFICATE.
Afer haying memorized the rules which roaul-
red about six hours study, learned TO pronounce
thr French Language in half a miruis and was
enabled 10 conjugate the regular and irregular
verbs, both In Wrench and in English and To
translate the language without master with the
assistance of Key used for the purpose invented
ny the PToiessor-the use of which " as learned In
nay mintle. ] was wholly unacquainted with
the French, nor did understand a single letter in
hc frndh alphabet, previous to the Instruction
received from Prof Kartheus.
hartford, Dec. 9TH 1874 j. B. FLAG0.
Qs- Nh II. who also teaches German
a new plan, may be found at Mr.. WHEA
house, corner of Market and Quincy sire,
where subscription can be made.
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