Word: callings
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OSGOOD SMITH.PHRENOLOGY.- PROF. P. HOWARD, [graduate of American Inst. of Phren logy]. Examinations by appointment or at No. 12 Story St. For lectures and appointments send postal or call at above address. Excellent testimonials from Yale and Princeton. For a short time only...
GRAND SPRING OPENING TO-DAY.- Students will do well to call at 8 Boylston street, next to post office, and examine our English Suitings, Spring Overcoatings and Pant goods. Grand opening, commencing Feb. 14th. We have the finest line of spring goods ever shown in Cambridge. We employ only first-class help...
PHRENOLOGY.- PROF. P. HOWARD, [graduate of American Inst. of Phren logy]. Examinations by appointment or at No. 12 Story St. For lectures and appointments send postal or call at above address. Excellent testimonials from Yale and Princeton. For a short time only...
GRAND SPRING OPENING TO DAY.- Students will do well to call at 8 Boylston street, next to post office, and examine our English Suitings, Spring Over coatings and Pant goods. Grand opening, commencing Feb. 14th. We have the finest line of spring goods ever shown in Cambridge. We employ only first-class help...
There are at present almost fifty socalled universities scattered throughout the United States. Most of them are not known beyond the limits of their State, and a large part of them are the inferiors of the preparatory schools of Eton and Rugby; but still we call them "universities." It is a new example of the old fable of the frog and the ox. The frog envied the size of the ox, and though that by puffing himself full of air he might become his equal. And so we see balloon-like universities springing up around us on all sides with...