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THE WOMAN QUESTION.

Tor n New Book a.
AGENTS WANTED-dGaptee tied to the Times s
plTIoN, RIGHTS, WRONGS, PRiViFEGEs, AND
PROSPECTS, THE INEXP EDlENCY FGRANT-
ING THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE. BY l.. z.
BR0CKETT, M. ID. tILLUSTRATED. Every man
and woman in Vermont should read this book dur
inc the coming four months.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Tollann Co. (Ct.) Journal.--A timely
book. Having perused afew pages we can say That
the subject Is treated in sensible candid ana rea-
sonable manner; It's arguments must be convincing
to every intelligent reader.
From the Sabbath Recorder, r. Ill is a book
which every one who has chance VIII read =,
From the Norwich (Ct.) Caily Advertiser.-lt Is
an earnest protest against great deal OF nonsense
of what is called woman's rights, .The work u
seasonable and will doubtless meet with great
From the Lynn (dass.) Reporter.--Dr Brockctt
seams to have entered upon the subject in spirit Of
fairness and honesty. No one can fail to be inter
cstcd and instructed by the army OF facts brought
From the Evening Standard New Bedford, Mass
The work is written in tone of candor and with
out any of that absurd ridicule too often employed
and is yoliminously illustrated. l' -
Frou the Daiiy Advertiser, Auburn, N. Y.-Its
pages are literally illustrated 1t null OF pictures
showing to what lengths and breadths Of folly and
infatuations the advocates ef unseXng woman carry
their sisters
From the Rochester IN. ~ Daily Democrat -ls
very fair Intelligent and candid, and inspires de
sire to take advantage of the earliest opportunity
From the Rochester my )Chroniclc; DIR; Brock
EFT has evidently devoted much thought TO inc SUB
iect matter of this book, aud his manner OF dealing
with il cannot BIO too highly recommended IL II
emnentiy Just and argumentntive, avoiding every
| thing of an irritating tendency, a. ~
! From the Douniassl Mass Weekly Herald.-Thert
is no possible plea in justification OF woman sintru
sion into the realm Of political action. Separate
tho two sexes, let man undoIstand that woman u
determined to stand by herseH and neither desre
mr. needs his assistance, and how soon would an an
tagonisln be engendered which many waters woult
not quench - - -,
! From the Lawrence, Mass, Santinel.-Tho boob
! ia worth six times the price oft. -.
From she Elniira IN. " Administrations youni
1 unmarried men, we know Of no cheaper or rcadie
means Of ohfnning II formation on the subject 0
woman than by purchasing and reading this book
Our notices would fill alarge volume, having sen
out nearly 900 copies to the press, promiscuously
and about OF papers 10 the 100 give favorable n0tce
the remainder, advotes Of w0inan's suffrage, pltcl
| into il in the following manner: -,
From the Waterbury (Ct.) Daily Amerlcan.-WO
| MANS RIGHrs- Has ii not been generall " ADMITTED
that women were reasonably certain OF wh6t the,
| both wanted and needed. We had imagined Una
their heads were pretty clear upon THESE points O
| least but they are not Or. Brockets, Of brooklyn
| NY saws So and tho DIR. ought to know, for h
| has studedthe Bible until no knows to dot, jus
what the Creator intended them to be and do. II
| has crammed history unit ho knows all about tn
| condition of women, from Eve down to Anna Dick
| inson In fact he understands all about tho past
| present and future Of the rex.
AGENTS WANTED forovery town in Vermont
Books are now ready. Address -.et, ..
5lw4 L.. STEBBiNS, Haruoro, w.