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PoHfcHSSS III RuAS.ftss.

Tn ere is good deal of sound philoso-
ply which we extra It from Il G column
of 'Wall-Nuts' in the Christian Rcgtster:
What pleasant thing it is to deal
with pleasant mon! How much n tone
helps trade reconclcs YOU to a price,
ana sends you off with a nearer feeling
ofan equivalent for your outlay. A smile
and thank yOn' go great way, and
when they are so cheap, cost so littl,,
anu 90 SO far, one wonders, that they are
so dear, 0nd that so little of minor cour-
tesies enter into the intercourse and IN
tcrests of men. 1t is a very pleasant
thing to go OF ola store with the sense
of favor conferred. Indeed one stands
n little pretty evident ieating with a
placid competency, only the cheat +
adds the suavitv of manner and of tone
t. his t. And W ata1 ar tn 1t /, which
makes you buy when you are deter
mined not to- and reconcile YOU to a price
yOr know to be not only abominable
harder thing to face than that very in
sidious store-phrase. is there anything
else to-day?' Only let aman get the ri Int
tore and manner, and you have more
moral courage than most people if YOU
don't begin to be rather ashamed of the
smallness fy.ur order ryour purchase
| look about and remember that there is
someth ny else and so run up your bill
or dcpletc your pockct-booll from w nj
of courage to meet a stereo yped bust
ness phrase--thc moral history CT which
your tormentOr perfectly understands
How mean man feels when. walking
home, he realizes the little trick OF
trade to which he has succumbedu'
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-EIrSUji0I.

\ telegram from Havana, dated Dec
24th, says ptain-General Lursun di
gave a splendid banquet yesterday to
Gen. w. +. Smith, iIesid Mt of the Ia
sernatonal Ocean Telegraph Company,
at which toasts were given and speeches
were made expressive of a desire 70 the
preservation Of peace and good rela-
lions between Spain and tie United
States.
Hon. George W. Grandey delivered
an able lecture before the Ncrgenncs
Lyceum on Tuesday evening, on the
Romance and Poetry of History, as il
Illustrated in the history of the Pilgrims.
Mr. Alexander II. Stephens is re-
ported to have received an offer of
twenty-five thousand dollars ior the
first volume of his " War among the
StatesN
The wife of Captain Henry c. Dean,
one of the Oldest residents of Oxford,
s.nce, saying that she heard some one
knocking. He arose, but could find NJ
one, and on coming back to the bed he
found her lying dead.
Moses Beach, former proprietor Of the
New York San, has presented the
Workingwoman's Association of New
York with $50, 900 to purchase build
ing to be used for industrial purposes,
in which females are to be employed
exclusively.
The oldest postmaster in the United
state, is claimed to be James Sc her
ling, OF Cynville, Pa, who is So years
old, and has held his position for 4S
years.
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WISHED TO BE EMBARRASSING
Pail Mall Gda, tic says: " An odd Incl
dent is reported to have taken place at a
meeting of the Belfast Board of guar
dams few days since. An old and in
firm inmate Of the workhouse an
nounced his intention TO change his re-
lipion from Protestant to Roman CathO-
lie The Chairman inquired elf the IA
ticnt was of sound mind;" and that
point Leinm sett ed in the affirmative.
difficulty arose as o the guardians
who should act as deputation to hear
the paupel's confession of faith. A Ro-
man Catholic guardian not being at the
moment procurablc, an Episcopa!ian
and Presbyterian were selected to act
rs watch upon each other during the
scene. " Mr.. Entwistle and Mr.. Tier
nay then retired to cary out their in
structons :" and on their return Mr..
Tiernay astonished his friends by an
nouncing that their interesting disciple
wished to be a U.,itarian.N
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4 JuiUu0ic II lie.

Editor Of Transcript: The follow ng
ode written ~ John White, Rand sung
at 4th of July celebration in Georgi
IL 1874 and additionally though impcr-
fectly preserved by Mr.. Whites friends
and admirers, we ale enabled TO lay be-
fore your readers in its original form
through the kindness of Mrs O. w.
Stanton of Toms River, n. j., q daugh-
ter orthc author. A republication of it
IN your columns cannot bat awaken in
the minds of your more aged readers,
many kin dly recollections of the gifted
and muck lamcn,cd author. q. S.B.
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For he WuHdercr. 1896
Tim ScriJbic. No. ~.
An ODE ro INDEPENDENCE. Nj.

When from the east our fathers came,
70 settle OF. this western shore,
They fled from persccutio.'s flame,
And from the scourGc of law less PEW
Here to retire fem priests ald kings,
They crossed The VIDE extended flood,
Where 5 lent peace with crcling wings,
Might smile within the lonely wood.
On this yet unpolluted shore, trod,
Where kings nor bloody priests had
/. ey hopd Tn .ir freedom TO restore,
Their rights, their worship, and their
God.
But here a race of savage men,
Uncultivated, wild and brave,
Lighted the torch OF war again,
And sent their heroes TO the grave.
Fill arm'd at length 10y wild despair,
The little band oercame the foe;
And nurse with industry and care,
The infant state began to grow.
Towns rose on every fertile plain,
And cities in each cultur'd vale,
While rising commerce DER the main,
Display'd abroad her whitened fail
When naughty Britain, fond Of power,
Sent flee.s and armies Der the sea,
And SIOvc II that cVentful hour,
To bring US on the Bonded knee.
But irm in trIth and courage tried,
Zach breast was warm'd with free
dom's flame
And in the common cause allied,
We drove tn invaders Lack with
shame.
Still stronger grown we feel secure,
| Nor dread the powers OF Europe now
. II Indcpen fence shall endure,
And to the ALMIGHTY only bow.
1t would appear from the evidences tC
be found upon the slip of copy from
which we reprint, that the IVandercr il
1906 was published at Randolph Yer
mont.
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FRANKLIN IN NEW YORK.-The
Central Park Commissioners lave sig
nified to Mrs G. w. Childs, publisher
of the PhiladeLphia Ledger, their
grateful acceptance of his gift of n
stone statue of Franklin, to be placed in
the park. Mr.. Chids is now travelling
in Europe, and made the offer tn ough
Gov. Hoffman. The statue will be
made by the sculptor Bailly.
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TIE PLEASURE SEASON.-Pieasur
Seekers will find an outlet for their Ient
up desires in the following balls. AT
she " Waterbury hotcl,n Bruce & Ladd
proprietors, on Wednesday evening Dee
go Music Robinson band, bill $3.50.
At the Junction House, Essex juno
ton, ID. &. Wells proprietor on Thurs
lay evening Dec. 81 Music by Holm
Jcrg's full band, bill $3.50. This is Il
popular house, with an obliging land
lord, and no doubt the party will be a
large one. At j. NJ. Ransom's Hall
Richmond the series of dances will be
continued on Friday evening January
list $50, witt Bryant's Quadrille band
n attendance; bill $50.
Think of Il newspaper publisher, with
his bill constantly falling due, and his
subscribers careless; can he indulge in
,hcse rccreations? 1t is folly to talk
about il.
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lW-046-S
Trenty-Trc leu1s PIucficc

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Fc-
males has placed Dr. Dow Mt the head Of all the
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee Il speedy and perman-
cnt cure III the worst cases of Suppression and
all other Menstrual DerdHgcnei,tS, from acidt-
ere'' cause. All letters for advice must contain
IL. Office, No. . Endicott Street, Boston.
\. b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
boston. july, l5GS, 226 1vrdSw
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BILLlARDs.-Wil liam, Golthwate and
John NJ Dewitt played match n Chi
cago on Tuesday night for the cham
pionship Of America. The game was
for 81 900, 500 points up caroms, push
shot no. barred. McDevitt won the
game by II points, and so still holds the
- cuc.p
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The STATE PRIsON.-TEe directors of
Hibbard of Concord, Hon. Isaac n.
Hall of Grotol, and Hon. Martin &.
Rice of Benson, made their annual visit
to that institution last week. They re-
port seventy-tliree boarders, all we'll
behaved and cheerful.
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REVENUE DECIsIoN.-The commits
sioncr of internal revenue has just de-
cidcd that real estate and building COM
ranies loaning money on real estate are
liable to special tax as bankers
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LnloI'IIi;iIIon.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
/ RANT growth Of hair upon bald head or
beardless face, also Il recipe for the removal of
,,imples, botches, eruptions, etc, on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
GG-ly 1913 Broadway. New York.
90 TO VIM. N. SMITH cos for your Fall
VI and Winter Clothing.
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THE REASoN.-The reason why Bar
ratt's Vegetable Hair Restorative has q
larger sale and is more popular than any
9th II, is simply becau / is the best.
The reasons it is the best are
1t is more easily applied.
It's effects are more permane. t.
1t contains no nitrate Of silver or
other poisonous substances
1t thoroughly cleanses the scalp OF all
dirt, dandruff and other cXtraneous sub
stances.
1t does not gun the hair.
1t absolutely restores the hair 20 its
natural color, whet .er black or brown.
1t causes the hair to grow thick, lux
uriant and glossy.
1t is a superb hair C.ressing.
Ii is highly scented and does not stain
the scalp or linen.
it is not Dye but Restorative.
These are the reasons why Bartett's is
the best Hair Preparation in the world
as well rs the reasons why every one
should use Barrett's in preference to all
others.-Cincinh oH Sunday Globe.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE. No

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No.
1882, for the week ending Dec. Goth,
contains Clever Women, B,ackVood's
Magazine; The Country House on the
Rhine, part VI, by Berthold Auerbach,
author of "On the Heights" &C.,
translated for The Living Age from Die
PresSe; The Bulwer Scandal, London
Correspondent; Lettice Isle, part II,
CornhW Magazine; Will Emigration
Last? Spectator; Animal Reverence,
Spectator; English and French Cities,
Saturday ReuieaO; Barter in the Nine
teenth Century, Pail Mall Gazette; A.
japanese Grammar, saturday RevieW ).
The Future of Photography, Imperial
RerieO; William Motherwells Poems,
Churchman'S Family Magazine; besides
short articles AMI poetry.
The new subscribers, RENTING to the
publishers for the year 1869, THE LIVING
AGE is sent from the beginning Of Auer-
bach's romance (No. 1870 to January
lst, 1860, free Of charge.
LITTELL GAY, Publishers,
80 Bromfield St., Boston.
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,SPiLCII l. NOTICES.

NV YORK. Aueust 18Th. 1867

NV YORK, August 18th. 1867
Allow me 80 cali Your attent ON to my PRE-
PAHATl3N OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BU-
Gnu. The component parts are BUBHu, LONG
LAAf, CUDEBS, JUNllEK BERRIES.
Monr OF PRlpArAr. or Buchu. in yacuo.
jumper Berries, by diatiatlon, to form fine
gin. Cuheb4 extracted by displacement by
liquor obtained from juniper Berrics, contain
lhS very little sugar, small proportion Esprit,
and more palatublc than amy now in use. The
active properties are hv this mode extracted.
Bnchu, ad prepared 10y Druggists generally,
is Of dark color. ltis u plant that cnits it.
Fragrance the action OF a tame DESTROYS this
dts active prirciplc), leaving Il dark and glut-
NOUS dcc0ctiOu. Mime il the color of ingrcdi-
ents. The Buchu III my preparation pred0mi-
nate the smallest quantity of the other
ingredients are added, to prevent fermentation
upon inspection, it will be found not to be a
Iincture, made in pharmacopua, nor it is o
Syrup-and therefore can be used III cases ,hefc
fever or inflammation exists. In this, You have
the knowledge of the ingredients and the mode
of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with a trial and
that upon inspection 1t will meet with vour APP
probation,
With feeling of confidence.
am, very respectfully,
II. T. IiELMBOLD'
Chemist and Druggist of lG Years Expo
riencc i'll Philadelphia, and nov located at j.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 59i Broadway.
New York.
from the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
Wv "i"'I -, n, =, ~ ,, .
uili ~ 'i'.1'i'' I WV w. II. ii'Iilpoiu
% .aip ~ o,"Lo opposite N! resi-
ucH!c' anu was HuNccSaiu Ht ohuuctlilE INC
p",'nt19 N"'io o'no'1 n"u Nv. nttn cIuaii! SO
no , NH .ia'' ,''i iuNui"p'! lhlreSN'"
WILLIAM WEIGIIrMAN,
Nm ~ i""ulH Ne'Shlil'dn' Mahutac-
'uiIhS NicillStS Nlh'haiio bio"h Ntrcets, mn
'u,iPhl"' >,
HtLMboip FLUID EAihAci buohU' lor weak
MSS ailSi'iE iIo III ii,'scrolrn. me exhausted
Po"ciS ~ MN ui' WHICH are accoilIahieu ny SO
MANY aniinluS symptoms "iiich WI, De 1ohld
tiSi,oHtioh :, 70 LA'iti1n, LOSS 81 emory,
"ahci4'ne - horror ol DiSgase' or fofcDodlhBs
VI LNil, III l"Vt, 'hlN'rSai LasFituue' Irostra-
'loh' anu lhaplil'E /" '"er INTO the ehloyInen's
III Socie.E'
w lho constitutions once ailcG'ou WIN organic
nehhnGSS, requires the aiu ol Medlcine I"
1,ighStnen an" IyiB1rm,e we system, winch
liEl'MPOLD EA "hCl bCCHu lhVarlabiy
does. II no treatment Is submitted to, Con-
s" ~ vi INSANITY tnsues.
tions peculiar to Females, is unequalcd bv any
other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Retention,
iaIniulncss. or Suppression OF Customary Evac-
uations, liberated or Schrius State of the Utcr-
Us. and ali complaints incident to the sex.
nrl, cncc in or tl,e decline ar eh,n"n of H. ''
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ALIENS

.,,,,o nolsarnts introduced tothe sufferin public
at,et MS Tieritsfor postxe cure q suclf dteases
- tSsh fnIy tested. Thersrmnst Ho7l whieh - Ii
"a Is referred to by tue ieaos lnea cal Iopf-
nals ~ es sleh diseases, by the medical faculty,
maze ", s conseque emily. recommended BY pl9-
nS Sbo have become acquainted with ltsgreat
Asaa Expectorapt i has no Eqapl
we-oony the following Interesting letter from ilE
II me Nfddebuty, Vtss Repstef Nov.2o 66
M EpIToH Itls only to subserye the interests Of
humanity that request short space IN yonr wilma
He nnper 10 inform the public what Aliens Lung
Palsam 8 sure to do. Two years ago was attaekea
Ir;,b severe cod it settled in my throat which so
aaotad the organs ofspeech that could not speak
i,Id for nearly SIX weeks got through the winter
coughing nights almost necessarily, WIN esld nght
sweets with Increased irutatom, Wmch extehde9 VI
m tine bronchial tubes and which, kept me coughing
ali sumner. was az Shoreham on a professional
Visit the mast October, when the "good samaritan
came along introducing Aliens Lung bal9am into
New England Iprocured o9e tna oOoS S"'
have now taken tive bottles Yhch has entirely cured
me For the past two years, or during the anne q
NV afIlichon, was in state OF constpauon wmCh
tha Ralsam has almost efiectu9liy regulated No
|,a,,,iiy sbonld he without this valuable medicine j
seq hv the Western papers that the physicians OF
Cincinnati (where the medcineis is mannhetureal are are
introducing It into their practice, aud nave no aouos
II VII soon become classical remedial agent lor the
cure oial diseases ohe throat bronchial tubes, ana
the lungs. NATH'L HARRIS, NJ D., Dentist,
'H''" diddlebury, Vt, Nov, l6, 1865.
The proprietors OF this valuable Basamtake pleas
ufe in calling to 1t the attention ofa medicine deal
ers, desiring that they procure supply G ~, ana
recommend il to their afflicted patrons and friends;
Il viii stand the test or merits as has the celebrated
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
which has been introduced to all parts Of the inhab-
,teS world and is everywhere appreciated and sought
altar The Balsam IS for sale by most Of the leading
DRUGGISTS, and can always be had from them' in any
QUANTITY desired, by the country dealers
j, N, HARRIS CO., Sole Propretors,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
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DA1ETs FOR FARMERS and others The Grafton
Mineral Paint Co. are now manufacturing the best
cheapest and most durable Falntin use two coats
well put on mixed with pure L,nseed oh Will last
10 or 10 years; tits OF light brown beautiful choo'
olate color, and can, be changed TO green, lead,
stone, drab, olive cream, tosuit taste 0fconsuer
1t IL valuable i0t Houses, Barns, Fences, Carnage
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durability, elasticity, and adhesiTeness, Price ~
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years to come. Warranted in all cases as above
Send for circular which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded in o trade mark Gratton
Mineral Paint Add ess :. III ~ ..fs.tr g
DANIEL BIDRELL,
Sept g., 'GT.Gn 254 Pearl streetNew York.
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nEAFEEss, oAgARRH CONSUMPTION, AND

fF.
Treatise on Dehess, Catarrh, Consumption and
Cancer tn cir causes, means of speedy relief and
ultimate cure. By Pupiloi the Academy Of Medi,
cine, Paris Sent to any address for 10 cents = 2
Iettertem Robt. McMurdy, DID,, LID, Grand
Prelate ofGrand Encampment Oft S., and Editor Of
the ''National FreeTnason" t.4 4,.af Is..-
NEW YoRK, Sept II, lS67,-Dr. stilwell was in
charge Of Graee Church Hospital, Alexandria, Va.
during the War. / frequently, almost daily, for
months, visited this Hospital, and had every means
of knowing his reputation for EFFIc1EN CY and SKILL
II wasof themost credible character and his success
in the treatment OF patients was renarkabe.--Ro1E,
n ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
1t fits into the ear is NOT perceptibe, removes sing
ing noises the head, and enables deaf persons 70
hear distinctly at churih and public assemblies. This
instrument will often produce results almost mracu.
lous, and ndeeG in most cases ofIong standing deaf
ness it Will relieve in short time. 1t may be ads
iusted with the ease Of spectacles.
Dr.. Stilwel will be professionally Of 81 East WaBh-
ington Place, University Buildings, N T., 10 to A,
except Tuesdays when he Will be at his rooms l0sa
Pine Street. Philadelphia, Pa. ~ L4l.ly
" O5pSCtC1G
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II INiDS LIE Y HOUSE !
-ll .ZALESKI,- OHIQ,,... .......,

D. DUNCAN a4yh,yP Proprietor, b
yVaHIs HOUSE, having been very much improved
IL aSaifspMretl, Isl !ar supenorI inc sise and esnsC
oS bsihg prepared To accom- modate one andsb
,pyt6 GOOD sleeping apartments and furnish the table
VI th 16S beSt 4he Tmarke atiordG TITS location r
,Shch makes il adesfable st0rFing place for all
visiting zall'ctsANita Ghe 20 3 f-t'.-lI. 6;-E
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Fever ana Agse and CkfilS
The
Best Remedy to Care
DAVIS PAIN KILLER. 2 8
Direetions for it's Use.

DtTeCEOUS JOT ttS OS0s
H7AKE8 8 spooufuls Of the Pain Killer in
about half a pint Of hot waterwell sweet
ened with molssses, as the attack Is coming
on, bathing freely the chest, back and bow,
els, with the medicine at the same time
Repeat the dose il twenty minutes, II the
first dose does hot stop the chill. Should IT
produce vomiting, land it probably wilt) If
the stomach is very. foul, take little Pain
Killer, in cold water, sweetened with sugar,
after each spasm Perseverance in the above
treatment has cured many severe and obstl-
nate cases OF this disease, e,.--.,.-. ...-. ,.--
n'AINK1 LLERa- .C.WreA..y sOr {
i Throat
A Favorits Medicine with alt classes,
"A Is Davis Pain Killer.
TT you havs Paihtets Cholic, 2. Z - 3
4 ~ Use the Pain Killer
MO Medicine is as popular -g r-,.,, =,
I7 EEP the Pain Killer always a
IL hand, zs igGp9 ana GgIl1ltlaTs a.
III ysu have Cough or Cold,
,.s.l ,vs.rsr Use the Pain Killer.
T oOK and not get caught without bOta'
| OF Pain Killer in the house. Y.,l
7 ,ET everybody use the Eaih. Killer fol
Sprains and Bruises 27ir7 F0 ia}'.
LIVERY sailor SHOULD carry bottle of Pain
~ Killer with him. riNy''' 90 - '"
4 jEMEMBER, the Pain Killer is for boil
y Internal and External
The Pain Killer is sold by all the Drug
pists and Dealers in fa nily Medicines.
J. N. HARRIS & co. Cincinnati, Ohio
"A gents for the Western States.
For sale by
G W. Sisson, Druggist, McArthur,
! DR.. ]. A. Monahan, Druggist hamdsn,
RS. ilcox, Hamden.
Oct. "a, ls67sSu A 1'T-' - >'-lF'-l
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P.FS S-E-NEIIJ-M.rs
White, Chester Pigs.

r oFFE n for sale d few pair Of Thorough Bred
/ Chester PiGs, warranted pure blood, notaklp.y.
PRIDE. per pair, two months old, ','" Vlo Vo
Price, per PIT S ,.S Ess sseS n in Ire unI
ted states should address their orders 70, me At
GaIllpos, Ohio where they will meet. with prompt
attentonsi ,t2oria bC'sNsrs4Lhnar ~ =
November 2s, 1S6I-3m
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Siudies to acquire III. Art Of Singing.

These exercises we're composed TO be used g.!
n,nlthneolIsly with histystem, "Ihe Art OF Singing,
or with any other method for the cultivation OF tho
yoioe and viii take place of C0NCOEEs SoLFEGGIos;
heing mon nIeIodoIis and hG Gtteradapted for teach,
no Some of these exercises are specially beautiful
ns we'll as useful ningmg Of dulce atutie, when
seeures the interest as well as the Improvements Q!
the students The various styles developed IN THESE
exeTciges render them Invaluable in an educatlonsi
point Of ylea as they tend to ;enarge the lnteni.
eence and the appreciation, and at the same time
forrn tie taste of the pupil. They must pestuoled
caraiIy with reference to the innumerabe marks OF
exnressj6n and ornalnentaton.n Upon the minute
ocnnracv with which these are accomplished de-
sends theactual sterling advancement or the pupil;
evasion or slurnng in these respects 3 Time ana
efSrtuttely wasted whles on tile other hand,
inse and patent Investigation and open to the stu
dent the means and resources by which great artiss
nroduce Their most brilliant and profound eheetai-
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Information guaranteed to pro;
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