The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-05
Qualifications.
i = 70 rLlTr3 FOR is.4 SEVENTH
YEAR
I fl i ALDIN T..
"h J! .ualIated Monthly journal, universally
United 10 De The lIandsOmest Period.
zeal In the World. Representa-.
i've and Champion Of Am
cIIcon Taste
%ol FOR SALE Is po0K opNEws STORES.

If, "a 4 a.ne, While issued with all the regular
ny, mas none Ol the temporary or timely inter
est characteristic OF ordinary periodicals II ia
Hh CANT miscellany Of pure light and grace
iei literature ana collection Of pictures tho
idItst specImehs Ol artistic skill, in black and
white. Although each Succeeding number NJ
luld7 fresh pleasure 10 It's friends, the real
value ana beauty Of The Atdipo Will be most an
preclated after II has been bound up nj Ike
close Of the year While other publications NAV
r.aHh superior chcapneas, as compared with
rivals Ut similar class Tic AtdiHe Is a unidue
ana original OuCeptlUn-alOne and unapproach-
cd absolutely without competition In price or
character. The pOs5cssOr OF a complete volume
,ahLot duplicate the quantity Of line paper and
ChtlNings IN any other shape or number OF
S3lHea i9f yen times us cost and then, there
atr 'he chl0lnO5, besides
ART DEPARTMENT, is7i.
TAe Illustrations Of The Adtne have won
"pIlQ-Wiie reputation, and IN the art centres
oi EUROPE ~ Is an admitted fact that its wood
cW's utG Examples Of the highest perfection
eyer attained. The common prejudice in favor
lS,o i o,il Is rapidly yielding to a more
Mes the advantages OF superior artistic quail
ny Wiin greater facility Of production The
wood cuts oi The dbtiue POSSESS Mi me delicecy
and elaborate ruish OF the most costly steel
i.Iu', "9H, ,1't AFFORD better rendering OF
lhG 'ii ON SINAI:
fht iM.Hr IS doing Tor the cause Of art culture
ln America II Is only necessary to consider the
coy 10 thc people OF amy other decent represen-
thiluus NJ the productions VI great painters
In addition 10 designs by tie members Of the
NNtiunal Academy, ana other noted American
artists, Ihe i@jne VIII reproduce examples OF
the best foreign masters, selected with a view
To- the highest artistic success and greatest cen
tial interest Thus the subscriber 10 The Atdjne
VIII. al irilllng cost, enjoy IN his own home
the pleasures aud refining Influences Of true
.,Ih c quarterly tinted plates for ls,i VIII be by
1hoS Moran and j. D. Woodward.
me Christmas issue Tor 19T3 Will contain
ri ,,, 9eSiYhs apnropTl9to TO tho season by
any ~ it, predecessors.
PREMIUM FOR 1874.
Every subscriber 10 7he Aid5uc for the year
iit Wii receive pair Of chromos The origin
al pictures were painted In OH i1r the publish
era OF IAe Aldinc, by Thomas Moran whose
gr@aC S9I9Iad9 picture was purchased by Con-
sres9 ior Ten thousand dollars The subjects
were chosen TO represent THE East ana "Thc
West one lsa view in the White Mountains.
New Hampshire the 9th T. gives The Ciiffs on
Green RIVER wyoming Territory The differ
cncc In the nature of the scenes themselves /,
a pleasing contrast, and affords good display
are each Wo Red from thirty distinct platos.and
a fg IN s,He ~ iol ana appearance exact fac
wnrb2 e9 og Il's o9 Ihe presentation q
scare palntcrio the subscribers 0i The iid,ne
was nlll nut peculiarly happy idea, and It's
successful realization IS attested bv the follow
ing testimonial, over the Signature OF Mr. Mo
ran himself:
,, , NrwArr y. j., sept. seth, ISIS
N"~9rS. JAMES SUTTON &C. co.
HeHf'cpcIL-l am delighted with the proofs IN
color oi your chromoS. They are wonderfully
successful representations BY mechanical pro-
cco, OF tine original paintings:
Very respectfully,
iheso chromos are In every sense Amoric0n
They are br an original American process, with
material oi American manufacture, from de-
signs oi American scenery by an American
painter. and presented to subscribers to the
l'i-l successful American Art journal. II no
h''lri hHtbll0e III all ms, they VIII certainly
possess an interest no foreign production can
inspire, and neither are they any the worse ii
ny reason ol peculiar facilities OF production