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LEMUEL N.IDE.
Claronont, n II. E. L. GODDARD, Agt.
THE WOMAN QUESTION,
AGENTS wANTED-5sSprsssq E Z Ne 3 %i%s )
pIrIoN RIGHTS, WRONGS, T pRIVlLEGEs GsD
PROSPECTS: THE 1NEXpEDIENCY OFGRANT-
BnOCKETT, ii. d. ILLUSTRATED. Every man
and woman in Vermont should read this book dur
ing tho coming four months.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Toliann Co. (Ct.) Journal.-A timely
book. Having perused few pa eswe oan say that
the subject is treated in sensible, candid and raa-
sonable mannor; its arguments must be convincing
to every intelligent reader.
From the Sabbath Recorder r. Ill is book
which every one who has chance will read.
From the Norwich (Ct) Caily Advertiser.-It is
an earnest protest against great deal Of nonsense
Ct what is called wOmnn's rights. The work Is
seasonablo and will doubtless meet with great
sale.
/ From the Lynn (Mass.) Rcporter.-Dr. Brock c tt
to have entered upon the subject in spirit Of
| fairness and honesty. No fail to be inter
ested and instructed BY the army Ct facts brought
| together;
Tine work is written in tone of candor and with
out any Of that absurd rdculc too often employed
and is yolimin0usly illustrated.
| From the Daily Advertiser, Auburn, N. Y.-Its
pages ibo1llly illustrated it is full Of pictures
showing TO what lengths and breadths of folly and
! infatuationsthc advocates cf unsexng woman carry
! their sisters.
From the Rochester IN. " Daily Democrat.-I!
very fair intelligent and candid, and inspires dc
sire to take advantage Of the earliest opportunity
to read it.
From the Rochester IN Y. Chronicle Brock
ott has evidently devoted much thought to the sub
ect matter of this book, aud his manner Of dealing
with it cannot be too highly recommended Iti,
emincntly just and argumcntntve, avoiding every
! thing Of an irritating tendency.
| From the Douglnss( Mass. Weekly Ilerad-There
is no possible plea in justification Of wOman's intru
sion into the realm Of political action. Separate
| the two sexes let man understand that woman is
determined to stand by herself and neither desires
needs his assistance, and how soon would an an.
tagonsln be cngcndored which many waters would
not quench?
| From the Lawrence, Mass, Santinel.-Tho book
is worth six times the price Of it.
| From the Elmira IN. " Adyci tiscr.-For young
unmarried men, we know Of no cheaper or readicr
means Of obtaining il formation On the subject OF
woman than by purchasing and reading this book
| Our notices would fiji large volume, having sent
out nearly 900 copies to the press promscuously,
and about papers to the 100 give favorable nctcos
the remainder advotes Of wonans suffrage, pitch
into it in the following manner
From the Waterbury (Ct) Daily American. w &
MANS RIGnrs.-IIas it not bcch generally admitted
that women were reasonably certain CT what they
both wanted and needed. We had imagined that
their heads were pretty clear upon these points OF
least, but they not. DIR. BrGckets Of BroOklyni
NY, saws so, and tho DIR. ought to know, for he
has studied the Bible until he knows to dot, Just
what the Creator intended them to he and do. lie
has cranmcd history until he knows all ahout the
condition Of women, from Eve down to Anna Dick.
inson in fact he understands all about the past
present and future Of the sex.
AGENTS WANTED for 0very town in Vermont
Books are now ready. Address
silva l.. STEBBINS. Hartford, CT.