The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-14
PHONoGRAPHY

Is 50 simple aud easy that lie principles can all be
learned In few hours, and a small amount OF prac
life.
None but those who are aeuuaiptea with !, ,.o
form any iiea Of ts great hrovty ana simplicity, OF
OF the ease with which II can be learned But xbat
is Phonographyi Il isasystem Of short hand wfitnE
which can be written times as fast a. the common
trouble. 49,. - :. .'''.''' -
IL used not only by Reporters, but by hundreds Of
thousands IN this country and 10 Engand for private
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony etc:
IN COURTS for sermons, for correspondence Tor BOOK
keeping, etc, etc by Ladies', by Students BY Clerks
py clergy moi, py lawyers etc, and is rapidly
As a labor saw * Invention rs value can scarcely
be estimated, and 1t requires but little time 70 earn
10 use u for the daily purposes OF lie But the OH
lection s made that others cannot read lt Well then
let them spend few hours TO learn H. for where Is
the Justice in requiring the active and intelligent 10
spend ten days IN doing what they might do IN one
learning thing which would be useful 10 them for
lieY The time was when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress OF the age do
the active and intelligent MUsI aud Will have the
advantages Of Photography, the indoleht must sub.
init 10 the disadvantage caused by their own lpdO-
lence. 70
The ease with which Il can be brought into proot.
able and daily use is shown by the folloVng eertIa
Gates. IL Is only those who are igaorart of h Who
ever speak against II. .. 81. ........I.I "
N, Nv po,v,,., NASHyLrF, Dec 18Th, lsOO
SIR; The few lessons took from You eome Tina
since In photography, have enabled me 10 save more
than twOlhirds Of tbe labor In preparing nv sermons
and have no doubt Il will soon enable me TO save
three foaFths Of IT, have never spent time more
pronaby than In its Attalnment and feel perfectly
free In recommending IL 70 Cergymen generally, a.
means py which vast amount Of time may BE- saved
and that too with far less effort than generally sup
posed. Its principles are fow aud simple Of easy
attainment and suited 20 the full expression of every
word 10 the language, either for present o. per.
~Ahen' record yours respectfully u,x,s J.r as
Pastor Ofahe "a Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, August 1898.
ln about Six mouihs from the time 1 began the
study Of photography, with less than ene.ihird q
as Reporter for the United States Board Of Claims
The falthtal teaching OF Ar j. W DolbeAf, Of Nash
VILE and the study aud practice Of tho ooncse,
prehenslve and JuaiciCasly arranged phOnogfap
books OF Ben Pitmsn, Of Cinonnati have thus easily
enabled me 20 make Photography practically useful,
ils principles are quickly mastered, and know u
nothing that young persons learn with equal PROS
peot Of Immediate and profitable employment.
Inc secretary Of War has ordered, July 9th, 1885,
IN "Qeneral Order No. POS, photographic reporters
employed under the authority Of the 2gth section Of
the act OF Congress, approved March 3, 1888, will DO
allowed not exceeding ten dollars per day" etc Tnis
will OF course greatly increase The demand for Ro
porters. DUNCAN X. DOaRn
, NAhhyiLLf August T. 1901
In January last Mr.. j. W. D0bear gave, nee Of
charge, course OF lessons In Photography and Writ
Nng 20 myself and many other wounded soldiers 40
hospital No. 20. Tedious hours wers thus ohaHped
TO pleasant and profitable ones. We vaiua highly
our Rs0Wledge Of Photography, and those Mo have
lelt the Hospital correspond IN n With thoss who
have not. w. e. Doryin, OF Company y, 10th Ms
A., who returned hOme disabled for NE from his
wounds, writes that be Is teaching Phonography aud
finds II 10 profitable that he would not take - 900
for what he learned FROM Mr. d, think both soldiers
and ONCE would Ind the learning Of Il a prohtabo
employment Tor their leisure time Ia camp or hosp,
1Al, without deirhnent " other duties.
W. o. SKATER,
Clerk Hospital No 20
II Photography were taught 10 every soldier IN the
army Mr. ID, believes most u them would value H
az hghly a. me pay they receive from the Goveru-
nept without 10 tho least Interfering with thoir du.
Hon IHohAs n BEsI0S said IN Congrou
Had this arr been known forty years ago Il you'll
nave saved me twenty years Of hard labor %
II photography Ia thus valuable To- saving 40 large
an amount Of lifetime, should not every child hayo
lts vast advantages especially when they can be- had
al 70 small an expense - time and money IN IL
wouldhave saved twenty years Of hard labor 90 mo
NE Of ono man should years u hard labor bo brought
upon others Toe the want Of blssaing VI such easy
attainment loegtu