The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-06-26
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The AIdine.

An illustrated monthly JouInui, universally nee
mitted 70 be the EHuasomeHt Ftriudical tn
the World. Lepresentati1 and
Champion Of American Taste.
Not for SGte ia hook o. NctcS Stores.
The ALDINE whlIe issued with al the reg
ueaTity, has none Vi the temporary on timely In
ierest characteFistic a ordinary periodicals. It
is an elegant miscellany VI pure, light and grace
fui itcra .ure; aud collection oi pictures, the
rarest specimens Of artistic skill, ia black and
white. Although each succeeding number af-
ifOTds fresh pleasure 30 is friends the real vnl-
ue and beauty Of THE ALDTNE viii be most
appreciated after it has been bound up at the
close Il the year. While other publications may
claim superior ehcapnesa, ~ compared with III
walls Of similar class, ] HE ALDfN I. is unique
aud original conceptiOn-al0ne and unappruulh-
ed-absuiutely without competition IN price 90
character. The possessOr Ot complete volume
cannot duplicate the quantity Of fine paper and
engrayings In any other shape or number Of Ol-
unes JoT fen tiates ~ eaHj and then, tcre are me-
Art Department, 1874.
The illustrations Of THE ALDlNE have Won
a worldwide reputation, and in the art centrea
of Europe il is an admitted fact that its wood
cuts are examples Of the highest perfection ever
attained. The common prejudice On fnyCr Of
"steel plates" is rapidly yielding % more cd-
ucated and discriminating taste which reCQB-
nizes the advantage Of superior artistic quality
with greater fneihiy VI production. Ihc wo0d-
cuts of THE ALD1NE possesses all the delicucy
and elaborate finish oi the most costly stceI
plate, while they afford better rendering 81 ihC
srtists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work which
lliE A1DA4NE T. j. uoluH Tor lue CAUSE Oi MEt CuiH
ture in America, 1t i only necessary % consider
the cost 20 the people Of any other decent repre-
sentations Of the productions ul great paimters.
In addition 70 designs by members Of the Ma
tiOnal Academy, aud other noted American aFt-
lists, TIE ALDlNE will reproduce examples Of
the best foreign masters, selected with view %
interest Thus the subscriber 70 1HE ALDlNE
will, at tTihiug cost, enjoy in his own home
the pleasures and refining Influences 1f true art
The quarterly tinted plates fUr 1879 viii to ~
Those Moran and j. ID. Woodward.
The Christmas issue for 1874 viii contain spt-
ciai designs for appropriate 90 the season, by
best artists, and viii surpuss in attractions ans
Of its predecessors.
Premiums for 1874,
EFcry subscriber 10 TIE ALDIhE fgr thr
,ri1insi fietaTeS were r,iad n, M ~ ~. ~
fishers Of THE ALDlNE, ~ h1mas Moran.
whose great Colorado picture was purchaegd By
Congress for ten thousand dollars. Ihc suljCrts
were chosen 10 represent "Thc Enstn and H1h.
Mest.n One is "a view ia The " bite Mountains.
New HampshiTej the Other gives Ihe tHns oi
Green River, Wyoming Territory. The diucr-
ence in the nature % TIE scenes fhemaolves o. d
pleasing contrast, and affords o good display Of
the artists scope and coioTing, The chromos
are each worked from thirty distinct plates, md
are in size (l2zl6l and appearance eznct lao-
SMILES Of the originals. The presentation uf f
painter % the SUBSCRIBERS 81 lME AlBiNE
was bold but peculiarly happy idea, and It.
succesaiul realization IN nttested by thc f0ilaws
ing testimonial, over the signaturcul Mr. Moan
NEWARK, N. D. Sept. %, 1873.
Messrs. JANIS SUTTON AGO.
Gentlemen,--I am delighted with the proofs
in color Of your chTOmos. They are vsaaderlulI5
successful representation by mechanical process
u the ouiginAl paintings.
(slgned,) Tuos MonAN
These chromos are IN every sense AmerIean-
They are hy an original AiacTitan process, with
material Of American manufacture from titsiaus
~ American scenery by uu American painter.
and presented 10 subscribers to the hrst Iuccess-
lul American An Journal. If hu letter because
Of all this, they viii certainly possess interest
no foreign production can inspire, uud uellhcr
are they any worse u by reasur Of peculiar lcti-
Lies II production thay GUS the ltblis tCra only
trihe, trhtfc eluul i cCcrg rrItcf a. 0fArr fhron
hat Soid Sqfp for don6io fs Fui is-rHff0H price
these pictures fur themselyUs-mat for the price
tney did or did uUl cost, and viii appreciate tho
enterprise That renders their distubutiuu pOssi-
IL any subscriber indicate preference Tor a
figure subject, the publishers viii send houehts
oi Home" a new and beautiful chrome ix2l
inches, representing little italian exile whoan
speaking eyes bctray the D. nginrs uf HE heart
TERMS
50 per annum in advance, with Oil
Chromoa free
BsS~ For so Cents extra, the chromos
viii be sent, mounted, vanished, aud
prepaid by mail.
IIE ALDKNE Will, hereafter, 10 uhtaiualla
only by subscription. There will be no ruductd
OF club raiei cash for subscriptions must b. sent
eanvasser, arifhoat responsibG1g q fAe putt1hsrs
except In cases where the ccrif ite given. bear
ing the yac-sfHiiic signature II james sutton 60
CANNASSERS WANTRD.
Any person Wishing 70 act permanently as
local canvasstT VIII roeelNe prompt Information
JAMES SUTTON & co,
I'h.blishcls IS Maiden L1ns. NhW lORh