Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

jrnE WQM \ u ESTION
AGaNTs MANTED-For New Book
adapted 10 the Time- WOMAN. HER CON
DlrioN, RIGHTS, WRONGS. PRIVILEGES
or GRANTING THE RIGHT az 81 FFRAGE,
By L. 7. BROCKETT, NJ. D. ILLUSTRATED
Every man and woman in Vern ~. should read
this book during the cowtna IL months,
OPINIONS or THE rRksS
i,.Dn the 'loilaud Co 60 } irnal "A time.
~ book. Having p,rused few pages We can
say that he uoicet is treatec in d sensible,
candid and reasonable manuer its arguments
mnst be convincing to every Intelligent reader
From the sabbath Recorder K lit is a
book which every one who has a chance win
read.
From the Norwich ct Daily Advertiser
II IN earnest protest against great deal of
nonsense of what II called woman's rights
The work II a-onable and will doubtless meet
with gr at sale
From the Lynn Mass. Reporter d. Brock
EFT seems 10 have entered upon the -abject in a
spirit OF fairness end honesty. No one can fail
to he interested and instructed BY the array Of
fgGtr bsought together.
From the Evening Standard, New Bedford,
Mass.-lhe work II written in "A tone OF oandor
ard without any Of that absurd ridicuie too
often employed, and l. yoluminonsiy Hug
nttd.
From the Daily Advertiser, Auburn, n. y
1ts pages are literally illustrated IL IL full OF
pictures showing TO what lengths aud breadths
II folly and inlatuatlons the advocates Of IN.
se1ing women carry their sisters
From the Rochester IN. ~ Daily Democrat
IL very fair, intelligent and candid, and In.
spires a desire 10 take advantage Of the earliest
opportunity 10 read u.
From the Rochester N. r. Chronicle DR.
Brockeit has evidently devoted much thought
To the subject matter Of this book, nnd his man.
ner of dealing WIN IL e1nnot be too highly
recommended, II is sminentiy Just aud nfpu.
mentalye, avoiding every thing of an irritating
tendency.
From tbs Dopgasr Mass Weekly Herald --
Thsfs j. no possible plea in Justification OF
WON Al . intrusion inis the rsnim Of political
aeiion. Separate the Two sexes. lot man under.
stand Tat woman IL determined 10 Efnnd by
herself and nsither desires or needs his assist
nues, and how soon would mn antag0nism be on.
nrDdersd which many waters would not qusnchf
from ths Lawrence Mass sentlnsI'-Jrhs
book In worth elk times Tho price of n,
From the Eln,ira IN, Daily Advertiser. --
For young unmarried men, we know Of no
cheaper or reader means Of obtaining iDforma-
ton ON the subject Of woman than by purchasing
and re adins this book.
Our notices would oil large volume. having
sent out nearly 1000 copies to the press, pro-
miscously, and about ~ papers to the 100 give
favorable notices. Tho remainder, advocates
OF woman's suffrage, pitch into II la the follow
ing manner:
From the Waterbury tct Daily American.
Wo.A1s RtaHTs.-Has 1t not been generally
Of what they both wanted and needed. We
had imagined that their heads were pretty clear
upon these points At least, but they a. not. |
pr g. b,ccn nsn, q Ss,os.ly. K 'sys :ed
Bible until he knows - . dot just what the |
Creator intended them TO bs and DO. He hae |
cfa9med history until be knows oil ahout theI
Diesinsoa in ises hs und.rss. s ii Il sRos{
AlRNfs WANTED ior every town In ,ver-
mont. Books are new ready. l1deooa
Uwlw I. ST11DNes es1tosd. q.