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IL The Ne,c World Of to-day thus confirms
the general verdict IN favor of Prof. GouRARD's
Lectures:


PnRENo No-AINEMoTECHNY.--Profes Fauvc-Gou
raud is no ordinary man. OF this his thirteen hun
dred pupils must ere now be pretty well aware
His system, which crowds 81 q priors reasons denom-


mated {" q humbug" three weeks ago, proves to be
philosophical In its structure, wonderful in its SIM
plicity, and Incidentally useful in its results


We do not speak from hearsay, neither do we
speak at random: Professor Fdurei Gouraud is no
ordinary man. We have personally listened TO his
lectures; we have been delighted by the gradual
development OF his remarkable discoveries; we have


thus far studied their nature and bearing thoroughly
and the accession OF mental power, which we are
conscious OF having received is such as we could
not assign value TO in dollars and cents. The dis
closures which the brilliant Frenchman has already
made--and he is only on the threshold of his sub
lec-enables us 10 engrave whole tables OF statis-
tics our memory, so that the impressions may be
considered indelible.


The reader may rely with implicit confidence
upon these statements They are not made to serve
private ends. A new idea, OF extensive practical
application, has been introduced among us; and
are anxious thar the public should be fully
aware OF the fact. 1t is not by any means surpris
ing that many suspicious were entertained with re-
gard TO the matter. The system, as described by
It's author-ior we cannot that Feinas lie has any
luSt claim upon it-appeared too good obe true"
Yet we affirm that hitherto the Professor has fully
accomplished all that he promised; and indeed we
never heard such valuable Information communi
Gated IN style so entertaining. One of NJ. Gou
rand lectures is, even in point of amusement, q
greater treat than many fashionable modern drl
ma de Is every inch u Frenchman. His manners
his gestures-his accent-and his wit are all I'M
ported from Ia belle France. Richly does he de-
serve TO make fortune by his ar, of Phreno- Nine
motechny.


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