White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25


and with the same process all inasmms-
tion is removed. consequently the eye is
restored to its former healthy state. Hun.
dreds have been blind for months. some
for years. and been given up by the best
Oculists in the West as incurabls have
been cured and brought to sight by our
treatment. ,...s
VI TIE New WEBsrER A New WoRK.-
We did not at 6rst comprehend how en-.
tirely new Q work this is. as compared
even with the last preceding edition; and
how important had been the genealogical
revision which it has received. making it,
for substance, q Rewritten volume, with
all that was sdmirsble and superior in
the previous contributions of q generation
to its pages, preserved and augmented by
thorough concentration upon it Of the
best skill and widest research of the pres
ent. As it 'stands-in its ETY. mologies. in
it's definitions. in its synonyms. and its
(real) illustrstions-it is far in advance
of any other manual which offers itself to
the aid of the student Of the multifarious
wealth Of the composite English tongue.
1t is not a sectarian dictionary. We
do most sincerely believe that all sects
will find their especial phrases Of faith
more exactly and fairly aud fully given
in Webster than in any or all others put
together.-B0ston Congreyationoliss.
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