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THE WOMAN @ ESTjOA.
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THE WOMAN & ESTjNA.
AGENTS WANTED-Ispt."d i,' The Finn Tim, =
DITIoN, RIGHTS, WRONGS. ",
PROSPECTS, THE INEXPEDIENCY OFGRANT
ING TIE RIuHT or NUFFRAGE. BY L. P,
BR0CKE1T, M. ID. ILLUSTRATED. Every man
and woman IN Vermont should read this book dur
ing the comingfour months.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the TGllann Co. (Ct.) J0urnal.-A timely
book. Having pefused few pages we say that
the subject is treated in sensible candid and rca-
s9nable manner; its arguments must be convincing
to every intelligent reader
From the Sabbath Recorder, r. LII is book
which every one who has II chance will read.
From the Norwich (Ct.) Caily AdVortiser.-It is
an eNnest protest against great deal Of nonsense
ct what Is called WGlnan,e rights. The work Is
seaSonahle and will dotbtlcss meet with u great
sale.
From The Lynn Mass Reporter.--Dr. Brock cit
seems TO 3re entered upon the subject in spirit Of
fairness aud honesty. No one can fail to be inter-
ested aud Instructed by the army Of facts brought
together
From the Evening Standard New Bedford, Mass,
Tine work is written in tone Of candor and with
out any Of that absurd ridicue too often employed
and is Folimipuusly illustrated.
From the Daily Advertiser, Auburn, n Y.--Its
pages are literally illustrated it is full Of pictures
showing to what lengths aud hreadths Of folly and
ntatuntionsthe advocates CT uusCxing woman carry
their sisters.
From the Rochester IN. W Daily Domocrat.-Is
very fair Intelligent and candid, ard inspires de-
sire to take advantage Of tho earliest opportunity
to read it.
From the Rochester (N.Y lChronicc DIR Brock
cit has evidently devoted much thought to the s..
oct matter Of this beck, aud his manner If dealing
with It clnuot he too hi!hly recommended, ii is
cminentDy just and arsumentitive, avoiding every
thing Gf an irritating tendency.
From the Douglasst Mass, Weekly Herald There
IS no p0eslhe plea In justification Of wUmau's intru-
sion into the realm of political action. Separate
tho two scXas let man understand that woman is
determined to stand by herself and neither desires
or needs lis assistance, aud how would an an
tasontsm be cnscndcred which many waters would
not quench7
From tho Lawrerea, Mass, Santinel.--Thc boob
Is wGrth SIX times the price Cf IT,
From the Etmira IN. W Advert!ger.-FoT young
unmarried Wol, we know e no cheaper rCadiCl
means of obtaining affirmation On the .utjcct Of
woman th0a ny purchasing and reading this boob.
Our ne tees would fiji inr4e volume having sent
out nearly 1908 copies to the press. professionally
and ahGut papels TO the ld) -iNetaVlra 10 noEect
tho remainder. aivotes ofwonans sunGa &C, pitch
intoit in t.ici5lowing manner:
From the Water ur" (Ctl Daily Amercan.-NO-
MANS nIGHlS.ilas it net 'cen generally adm tied
that women were reasonably certain Cf what they
ncth wanted and needed We had imagined that
their heads were pretty clear upon these points OF
least, ut they are not. DR.. BrucEets.I Brooklyn
NY, saws So, and the DT. ought H. know, for he
has studied tho pibio until he knows to dot lust
what the Greater intended them to he and do. llG
has cranm.d history until he knows all about the
condition If women. fom Eve down tn Anna DicF-
inson In fnct he understands all about the past,
present and future Cf the sex.
AGENTS WANTED fer every town in Vermont.
Books are now ready. Address
5lNt i. STE1BlNS. Hartford Ct.