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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-02

pnREyoLoGY. The public are being
educated to better knowledge Of
Phrcnology by the efforo.s that are
constantly being made by the publish
ers of the chronological Journal, that
staunch old mouthly which has been
published now in New York for forty
years, and during all this time has lost
none Of its vigor, and has attained a
much wider circulation than its tech.
nical name would indicate. The pub
fishers announce now great reduction
in price-from three to two dollars a
year-and in connection with this a
chronological Bust as premium to
each subscriber. This BUST is mod.
ell symbolcal head, made nearly life
size, of plaster Of Paris, so labelled as
to show the exact location OF all the
chronological Organs. 1t is a hand.
some ornament, well adapted for the
mantle-piece, comfortable, library, or
office. With the aid of this and the
key which accompanies it, together
with the series of articles commenced
i'll the January No. of the chronological
Journal on Practical Phrenology,
each person may boone quite familiar
with the location of the different phre-
biological organs. 1t is sent by ex'
press, carefully packed, to every sub
scriber of the Journal who sends, in
addition to two dollars, the subscrip-
ton price, twenty-five cents extra for
boxing and packing, or No. 2, a small
size, will be sent by mail, postpaid,
on the same terms. Readers who de
sire more complete description, TO-
gether with prospectus of the Phreno-
logical Journal, should send address
on a postal card, or accept the publish
er's offer, and send ten cents-half.
price-for sample number of the
Journal to S. r. Wells & Co., Pub.
fishers, 1877 Broadway, New York.
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DO lust and Fear Not"

"When was travelling around town
on the loose, ! was afraid of my own
shadow" We heard a young man re-
mark the other day, shut since I've
been on tho square, and trying to do
my very bes', | don't know what fear
H." lilo was poorly'dresaed youth,
and his language was not oyerelegapl,
but what he said contained the germ
ola great truth, Nothing has so
great n tendency 10 make man u
coward as wrong'dolng, while nothing
creates bravery so quickly as leading
truly conscientious life, Shake
Spcare, who sounded the depth OF hu'
man nature, has said, "l'hllce Is he
armed who hath his quarrel just, aud
no but naked, though locked up in
steel, whose conscience with injustice
IL corrupted" And the same great
master has said, "Thus conscience
doth make towards OF us ALL The
man who lives q life devoid Of oilcnsc,
aud studies honestly to do his entire
duty, may look the whole world in the
face without lrcmor, while he who
Expresses or deirauds his fellow'man
is never entirely NJ ease, but IL con-
stantIy subjected to the upbraidlngs
of 50 still small voice." which, like
Banquos ghost, "will not down -
How true il il. thai "the wicked flee
when no man pursueth,' A burglar
ventures into the street after the COM
mission of a felony, lie hangs his
head and looks furtively around. lic
sees policeman looking at him, and
at once takes to his heels. The Of
icer knows nothing Of his crime, but
at once pursues and captures him, aud
he is brought to justice, the victim Of
a guilty conscience, Let the young
man who is tempted to wrong doing
consider this matter seriously. Pause
at once, ard listen not to the voice of
the siren, Keep your conscience
clear, aud You will fear nothing. Give
way to crime, and you will be the
veriest coward that sinks along the
earth. Moral courage is far greater
than physical, for we are told by an
authority that cannot err, that she
who can govern himself IS greater
than he who taketh a city, N. Y.
Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-02

A HEALTH ALMANAC.-We have
just received from the publishers the
illustrated annual of Phrenology and
Health almanac for 1878, Ga pages,
ten cents. This publication has now
come to be necessity in many we'll
regulated families, and we'll it may,
for it is full of valuable reading-matter
relating to Phrenology, Physiognomy,
Health, Hygiene, Diet, eel. Send ten
cents in postage stamps to the publish.
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M and after Jgly 0, 1917, Passenger Train.
W viii Tun - follows
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cor on arrival ~ trains from iiDstn WOOr,
essteT, Portsmouth, Portland, SO,
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on his face. This may be accepted as a
sure sign that the surprise" party sea-
son has opened. -Norristown Herald
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1873
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"BRAIN AND MIND"

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"Thc Training of lhildrcn,'

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New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

Tos persons having claims demands Of any name
OF nature either as policy holders IN rhc OF the above
named corporations, as other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that by yutue ~ and In ObrenCe 10 INC
re1uremenis order Oi the Supreme Court Of The STAT"
OF NewYOTk made BY MI Juse Landon hs chaibcfs IN
sCheUscta1y the 18th dsy Of June, 1918 III
each OF the above entitled proceedings and entered 10 the
ooce of the Of schenectady County on July 1873
Inc uudersgncd Albert Parsons. duly appointed rel
the above cutted proceedings 10 iake p oi
claims made against either Of me above named co9th
tone policy holders by other crtinIs thereof
FuIher take notice that obedience the requirements
OF suc orders the undersigned referee Will attend az No
252 Broadwa CITY Of New Ofk A. the once OF Henry
r. PcTsOu OF sd corporations on ths l0h DAY OF
January 1919 ii o'clock In Tie forenoon OF that DAY ana
time time thereafter such proSetdns may pc ad
aud there proceed 10 take PROOF O All
claims and demands every and nature against ssd
corporations either OF them by policy holders or Dy or
creditors thereof which may be presented ana thRt W
upon proof drce upon the legality and
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Further all the creditors OF such corporations or either OF
required exhibit and prove Their Claims snd DO
parties to these proceednRs before The on
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Ing shall will bc udcd from ali benefit Of the decree
which shall each Of these proceedings aud hOm
which shall be made 10 or under such decree
Dated July 4. 1878. ALBERT PARsONs' Referee
Juyll law6mIh
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

with few exceptions in detail, such as the ee'o 9u
But in Greek we that have got Doth tue
and the accenuatiOn hOpelessly wrong unfortunately
no one has yet succeeded in reconstructng 'ne oa
steal PRONUNCIATION Of Greek as to command very
raj assent Our Own suggcstion-thOugh we rear hooouS
viii give ear TO itwoud be TO adopt Professionally the
modern Greek pronunciation which is at all eves reg
ularly descendcd from the ancient one II cannot wen
differ from the speech Of Domoshenes or at most %,
Putarcb much more than does from The speech Oh
Chaucer What should We think OF q German schol"l
who persisted in reading Chaucer OF Shakespeare ING
German because it is known fact that tns
tio % Erc,isb has undergone considerable changes
This h nrccsely what we have done since the Rel
ormatlon in the case OF Greek But we fear We are plead
ing a desperate cause"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
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Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three dePos In
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Express Trains leave Desbrosses and Court
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$40 1850, 500, co. 20 m-d II a. m; l. T. o. $50 IS.
$40 and y. Sunday, l:3O and M D, y, $780, 1880,
$40 aud p. m.
Boats OF " BROOKLYN Annex" connect With all through
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Returning trains esye Philadelphia $3.50. T. 1875. s. $50
AMI ii m limited Express lj5 m), 2, l. $50, and
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- Ticket once. Nos 5s6 aud pa Broadway No. Astor
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