There are six editions printed on the best rag-made printing paper, and five editions on the justly celebrated "Oxford" India paper, which are extremely thin and light.
These are bound in about eighty different styles, sizes, etc., at prices ranging from $1.25 to $16.00 each.
REV. C.H. SPURGEON says: "If you want to buy a New Bible, and want the VERY BEST, write for a list of the Oxford Bibles for Teachers."
DR. PARKER says: "It is the most superb, complete, and useful edition of the Holy Scriptures in the English language I have ever seen."
A descriptive list can be obtained through your bookseller, or direct from the publisher.
Writing Papers of all finest grades made in the world are to be found in Blair's Keystone Packets--Climax, Paragon, and Good Luck. Send for Samples.
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Those unacquainted with Phonography can not readily appreciate _the ease with which it may be mastered_, and the delight incidental to the unfolding of its principles. "_Fascinating_" is the word used in describing it by every one who has studied the art. The _text-books_ have been so arranged and simplified that _Self-instruction_ is a positive pleasure and recreation and _has been successfully accomplished in thousands of instances_.
TEACHERS should learn Phonography, not only that they may be possessed of the enormous advantage of being able to write five times as fast as by the ordinary method, but that they may be able to teach the art. Phonography is rapidly finding its way into the Public Schools, and the demand for teachers of the regular branches who can also teach Phonography is now _far in advance of the supply_.
