The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

HE diihe, while issued with ali the reo,,or.
ity, mas none ol the temporary or Timely inter
cst Characteristic OF ordinary periodicals. It is
hh elegant miscellany OF pure, light and grace
ihl literature and a collection OF plctures tho
rlfest specimens Of artistic skill, I'm BLACK and
MAlte. Although ach succeeding number AZ
lords fresh pleasure TO It's friends, The reol
value ana beauty Of The Aiiine VIII be most an.
pIcciated after 10 has been bound up Mt tie
tiOSe Oh me year. while other publications may
ctdlih superior cheapncss, as compared with
rivals Oh "a similar class, Ihe Ahijne is a unidue
ana original conceptlon-alone and unopproach-
ed-absOutely without competition I'm price or
character The possessor OF a complete volume
cannot duplicate the quantity Of me paper and
yynEgaylngs IA any other shape or number OF
arc inc chfOmOs, besides
ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
Ihg Illustrations Of The Al3ine have won n
WOfldwlde reputation, and in the art centres
cuts ore examples Of the highest perfection
eser atl9ined The common prejudice In favor
Vi al.el Plates, IS rapidly yielding to q more
educated and discriminating taste when recop.
ms lhe advantages Of superior artistic quail
,or "i, di EIy,4JJ9r i9ellty Of production. The
ana elaborate finish OF the most costly steel
p'ale, WINE they afford better rendering of
TO ully realize the wonderful work which
lhe AWWe Is doing for the cause Of art culture
IN America, IL Is only necessary to consider the
cost 10 the people OF any other decent represeu-
tatlOn9 81 the productions Of great painters
IN addition TO designs by the members of the
sFANlNltAl ANAiAfUiFs ana tIlEf noted American
aitlsts Ihe AWne VIII reproduce examples OF
the best foreign masters, selected with q view
70 ihe highest artistic success and greatest gen
eral interest. Thus the subscriber to The A DIN
VIII. at triliing cost, enjoy In his own home
ant.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 VIII bo II,
Thos. Moran and J. d. Woodward.
Ihe christmas issue for 1874 Will contain
olgtlHI ueoi7n - appropriate 10 tho season. by
our host artists and VIII sIrpass IN attractions
any 90 lts predecessors.
PREMIUM FOR 1514
l:ftI3 subscriber to Tia Aidins Tor the yenr
ia WIN receive pair OF chrOmos. The origin.
al pictule5 were painted In OIL for the publish
eIs ol Ihe Aldine, by Thomas Moran, whose
sIu"t Su!ui dul picture was purchased by Con
were chosen 10 represent "The East" and HThe
West one IS view in the White Mountains.
Now liampshlrc the 9th + gives The Gins OF
Green River, Wyoming Territory. Tho ditrer
cncc IN the nature Of the scenes themselyes IL
n pleasing contrast, and affords good display
OF inc aYtisl9 scope and coloring The chrome.
are each Wo kcd from thirty distinct plates and
are IN size w lG and appearance ey0ct far
S.lSs oi 6he originals. Inc presentation Of
scape painter to the subscribers OF Tho Adm.
was bod but peculiarly happy idea, and it,
Ing testimonial, over the signature Of MI, Mo
ran himself:
a., , NEWARK, \. J., Sept. goth, 1879.
MeSsrS JAMES SUTTON ~ Co.
Genhcmca,-l am delighted With the proofs ia
c9lor Oh your chromo5. They are wonderfully
cess OF the original paintings
lslguedJ Tilos. N0u,N
THESE chr0lnos are In every sense American
Iney are by an original American process, With
material Of American manufacture, nom de-
signs OF American scenery by an American
painter, and presented to subscriber. to the
lilSt successful American Art journal. II no
better because Of all this, they viii certainly
possess an interest 10 foreign production can
inspire, and neither are they any the worse II
10y reason Of peculiar facilities OF production
they cost the publishers only u tribe. while
clull IN every respect 70 other chrOmOs that
are sold slngly Tor double the subscription
price OF Tie A9'nc. Persons OF taste VIII pri2e
lnCSe pictures Tor thCmselyeS-nOt Tor the Drlct
thcy didordid not cost and VIII appreciate the
enterprise that renders their distribution pos
nany subscriber should Indicate preference
Tor inquire subject, the publishers viii send
"Ihoughts OF Homo q new and beautiful
T.I1luO ~ y lncues, representing little
Italian exile whose speaking eyes betray IN.
longingS Of his heart.
TERMS.
50 % dpana3, IN adeGacs, 1ciM OR CAyo7qas
Free.
+ Fifty Cents Extra. inc chfOmns win De.
N''I mounted vanished, and prepaid by
The .ld.ao will hereafter. BIZ ootalnaAlc ont,
by subscription. There VIII be no reduced Gr
10 tHf publishers direct, or handed to the local
cahNasSrr without responsibility 10 tile rub
llsheis' except In cases where The certificate !.
given, bearing the fac-simile .lruaiur. ni
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local cgny45Scr VIII receive full and prompt IA
formation BY applying 10
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