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OF EDUCATION,
ART OF TEACHING.
BY JOHN OGDEN, A. NJ.

BY -OHN ~ n
Aver .n,,.. phl.opai,sl and thorough worn sr-at
mneps.y valuable 70 every paen and T. oe'ef
yeI sept e. .,n,., "a, sn,,c,r,ou
cou.sirs In ,pse volame great deal Of vsnsse msetA
The vhoe ,ub Of human culture laid before the reader
AID ,rrMed IN simple yet comprsheDsige lsnslaxe re-
rents .ehes sao1h b. induced % sadJ Inn exeesht
"0i'-' '"' '' SSDES on EDUCATION
B.. %.a! 'r.: Sa move And csn:u
'0H'''''''"H OGDEN on EDGCArroN
Enters very @ and closely into the Philosophy ofteschins
u OGDEN ON EDUCATION
s the handbook M .eschs who intend TO be hfonsh And
interesting and vsaso- SD IN zoe bou when hey ponder In
'A' h'' bow opss g s e Bs A.5ie EDecAros o'
cation full Of suggestive sbs tsrsey esprssd Thsy Dc
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commonly received D0oDs ou, reilly enters Int tue p,oioana
II p.rceScn, and prsccai sk-lLons Herald, Boston
'Ss~''"' OGDEN ON EDUCATION
The sas clearly ucidy AID often sqUenty presen'ed
Importance CT careia mora culture ever kept In
,iew-IN Y. Evangelist =.
Rsreiy have We seen boob cslclsed do real aud
permanent s''d dpsS aIsi,yIs On S99r't, EbrcArroN
Kpowl,on Princp.l Hashe. High School, Cincinnati
'hop fnd ps n the noy Of nn every a@iy ne n
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THE GRAMMATICAL REASON WHY.
Wll Be published on the Ash Of October:
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Or,
F.crt FoR EyEKYBopy.
By e sn.hor Of inquire Within" The Aeason WY ee
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o
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THE STUDENTS HUME. History Of England, from the
Earliest Times 10 Revolution 10 1888. By David Hume.
Ad,ed Incorporating the Researches Of recent Historans
and continued down year lsjs Illustrated by
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Of Greece LiddelPs History Of Rome" aud The Btu
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AFFORDS GREEK TE6TAMENr The Greek Tcs'arnent
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M.rsins References Verbal and ldiomatc usasei Pro
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THE LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING, d. D, with Eetlee' Of
Contemporary Persons sBd Events by his sor, tAomas
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81.
LIFE AND LIBERTY IN AMERICA; Or, SKETCHES or
TovRu raE UNITED STATES ,Ns CANADA IN lS57's. BY
Charles Ascksy LII D.. r. 5. 4. With Ten lIu'tIs-oI'
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THE DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN FEDERAL AND LO-
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Five cents.
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Publish this day:
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On,
HOPE FOR THE POOR
WITH ILLUsTsATioEs.


l2no, Muslin, IS ceDta -.
cities where there thousand happy cheer
f boes where there lodging houses furnishing socommo
dsont prices ranging hom six cents TO 81 81 night
where there public srties many Of them having
beds least shelter 70 spare, whore not only the regular
prisons night stocked with the homeless. bu. where the
semi (poce station houses without color o. law BY
humanity refreshing 10 observe orUed 20 the transient Of
charity may be matter Of wcnde 10 many that night
hundreds found wandering through the streets sleep
ns any dark place dscovese be sshbarre coabox,
barge cellar open staircase, upon the sidewalk
where escapes from boilers beneath The pavement.
Such, how ever. Is the case.
II object Of this story 20 discover the origin a or TO dess
nate general for this evil bat simply 10 trace the history Of
one such case show thai there hope for the Joup IL taken In
time point the direction IN which to cok for better
thD.a There h oundsor fact for smot every incident
introduced.
may interesting tho reader 10 know that this story
originally written for the inmates Of he Newsboys Lodging
House New York. and read them by the Superintendent.
1, accom- phed the design with which written incne
several of s auditors seek homes 10 the country; and
now given to public with the hope that awaken
deeper interest institution which has already done h
fsI the homeless boys Of New York from Preface
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CARPETING5!
~ We have Just received very lsrs' nvoos'
BRUSSELS AND
TAPES TRY BRUSSELS,
Which selling ., Ist year prices, notwithstanding As
tncressed cos. of lnpprtstion
fan ...onsn. Of tho yARious STYLES Of cARPErrNo.
AT CORRESPONDING LON PRICEa
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Put on your bonnet, and let us go to
the preachers at once, dearest"
The widow, who was among the
widows as peaches among apples, put
on her bonnet and took Jones' arm,
and
"Just look how handsome it is put
on parchment !" cried Jones, pulling
out the document before her; "here's
the law that says Jacob Jones and
Ann Caroline Jones a2e two"
Putting her plump gloved hand oil
his shoulder she did look at it.
"Oh, dear!" she said, with her rosy
lips, and sank back half fainting on
the sofa.
"Oh, blazesl" cried Jones, and sank
beside her rustling the fatal parchment
in his hand; there's a lot OF happiness
and champagne gone to ruin"
1t was a hard case. Instead of be-
ing divorced, and at liberty to marry
the widow, Jacob Jones was simply
by the Legi stature OF New Jersey, in
cOrporated into turnpike company,
and what made it worse, authorized
to run from Burlington to Bristol =
When you reflect that Burlington and
Bristol are located Just a mile apart
on opposite sides of the Delaware riv-
er, you will observe the extreme hope
lessness ofJ ones case.
"lt's all the fault Of that turnpike
man who gave them the champagne
superior was it the breakfast l"-
cried Jones, in agony. "lf they'd
charter me to run a turnpike from
Pigs Run to Terrapin Holow,I might
have borne it, but the very idea OF
building a turnpike from Burlington
to Bristol bears an absurdity on the
tace of it"
So it did.
"And you amt divorced" said Eli
"a, a tear running down each cheek.
mo" thundered Jones, crushing
his hat between his knees, "and what
is worse, the legislature is adjourned,
and gone home drunk, and won't be
back to Trenton ill next year !"
1t was a hard case,
The mistake q occurred on the
last day Of the session, when legisIa,
tors and transcrbing clerks were la
boring under a champagne breaklas'.
Smiths name had been put where
Jones' ought to have been, and "wise-
ry wersery," as the Latin Poet has it.