The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-11
PHONOGRAPHY


Is 90 simple and easy that is principles can en- 30
learned IN a few hours, and small amount Of prac-
oe viii enable one 70 use % FOR he daily purposes Of
life.
None but those who arc acquainted with Il can
form any lea Of ts great brevity and simplicity. or
Of the ease with which 10 can be learned. Bat shat
s Photography u u system Of short hand writing,
which can be written ten shines flst the common
writing, read as easily, ami learned wiih far less
/ trouble.
Il is used not only By Reporters but By hundreds Of
thousands ia this country and In England for private
writing, for composition, for taking testimony, otci;
10 courts for sermons, for correspondence for book.
keeping, etc, etc By LADIES' By Students, By Clerks
by Ciergymen, BY Lawyers ETC., and q rapidly com
1 Ing into general use.
As a labor saving invention, lie value can scarcely
be estimated and e requires but little time % learn
70 use Il for the daily purposes Of lie Bus iho OBJ
lection is made that others cannot read go Well then
lei them spend few hours b. learn f. for where IS
the Justice in requiring the acive and intelligent b
spend ten days Ia doing what they might do "a one,
merely 10 save the incident few hours effort 10
/ learning a thing which would be useful 10 them i1r
| life2 The time was when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress Of the Az de-
mands more rapid method u ETitlug and while
the active and intelligent HUsT and Will have the
advantages Of Photography, the indolcnt must sub
NIT 70 the disadvantage caused By their own iud0-
lence.
The ease with which II can be brought INTO proat-
able aud daily uso Is shown By the following oerila-
Gates. It 10 only those Who igB0ranf o. ii who
ever speak against H.
M. J. " DotEEAn;
SIz: The few lssg0ns took from you some time
since IN Photography, have enabled b save more
than twothirds Of the labor In preparing my serm0ns
and have no doubt 70 VIII soon enable me % save
three iourths Of h. have never spent time more
probably than in ICE attainment and feel perfectly
Tree IN recommending % 20 Clergyman generally, AZ
means BY which q vast amount o. tine may e saved
and that TOO with far ics8 enri than s generally sup
posed. Its principles are few and sluple, o. easy
attainment and suited % the full expression 81 every
word IN the language ether for present use or CIR
uianent record. Yours respectfully
Pastor Of the "a Prss5yisrian Church,
Nashville Tenn.
HAsHyTrEs, Augusfl, 1893.
In shout siK months from the time 7 began iho
study Of Phouoyraphys with lees than ono-l1ird ~
said time devoted 70 ne attainment Z Wa employed
a. Reporter Tor the Bnted States Beard Of Gains.
Tho faithful teaching ofAr. J. W. Doibear, q Nash-
vile, and The study and pFaclee Or the concise COM
preheusTo, and judci1usly arranged Photographs
books Of Ben Ptman, Of Cncinnat, have thu8 easily
enabled me 70 make Photography practically useful.
IL principles quickly mastered, and know Of
nothing that young per0ns can learn with equal prs
peot Of immediste and profitable empl0yment.
Tho Secretary d War has ordered, July 6ih, 1879,
IN General Order No. z0ss p1ouogriphc reporters
employed under tha authoritT 81 tha k8th sset11 of
the act Of Congress, appruged March s. 1885, vii -
allowed not eEoeeding Tea collars PER day. etc Ila
porters. DUrtAE Z. Dozas.
N.avILLE, August 4, IsCg.
In January lagt Mr. " r.. DoibesF gave. re- 81
okar9s, eogrss q lessons 10 Ph0lograDhy and VII
tag % myself and many ether sounto1 soldiers in
Hospital Nc. ~. Tedious h0un aers nu1 c11HFed
10 pleasant and profitable onea. We value highly
Our kn0Wleslge of flouQgfzahys and those who have
left The Hospital correspond in @ WITH fnoso Who
have not. ". n. DarElns ri Company T, ieth ~ ~.
A., Who rltlrHsd bone dEabIet lpr li8 from 30
wounds, writes thatho d teaching ft9uogrlphJ, and
dnds u 20 probable that be would lQi lake 5000
TOR what be Earned from III. d. think both soldiers
and once would 1nd the sarniug u % probable
employEaont for their issrro lue in camp Or aQ1Qf
tal, without delflmeui % oth1r dutl.s.
W. o. SKATER,
C,erk u0spilal No q
II Photography were taught % every soldier infhs
Amy, NJ. ID. believes most ~ then Eon-d F4iu1 q
AZ highly 81 the pay thcT receive from tie Govern
merit uith91f a. ne osEi interfering aiih lhtr 90.
lea a. soldiers.
Boa TEoNss r.. IEs18E sl.l d c1uEfeEss
tHaf thg art been knoEn fl9ly ycaTs 40, @ EGud.
have saved ne twenty years Of hard 1tor."
II Photography = thul valuable ln laFinv % iarEa
a. ars0unt u feliaie. shoHid nCt every cbfd have
iis Fast advs1tazas, sspec.ay Whsl thCg hc had
a. 50 small sEpcuao n tine ael mqueYf MH
you'd have saved twenty years Of hard lntgs to tia
Ire n Gno sl should FeaTa cf bard leh1r D. hfcuFlt
upon others Coz ths Esni Of 1eaa.rE 81 sic8 elsJ
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