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An article of genuine importance to everyone interested In
the subject of secondary education appears in "Frank Lea lie's Popular
Monthly" for March, just published*
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You nave probaoly read oi the experiments made upon some seven
thousand children of ttie Chicago Public Scnools, under the competent
supervision of Dr. W. S. Christopher, to discover whetner tnere exists
an actual and definite relationship between a sound body and a sound mind.
The results of a series of uniform and curious experiments have
established, so far as generalization can establish;anything, a number of
Striking tacts bearing directly upon the education of every boy and girl.
The information contained in this article will be found a practical and
helpful guide in all matters of individual education.
Tne article written for "Leslie's Monthly" by Edward Marshall,
ths well-known correspondent, is printed with the advice and consent of
Dr. Christopher and his assistants. It is a full and accurate account
of the experiments and their results, copiously illustrated and accompanied by interesting official diagrams.
Is should like your opinion of this article after reading it.
This paper is typical of Leslie's magazine under it$ present management,
and will be followed by ethers oi special value to teachers and parents.
That your school library may have our magazine regularly, we
will, as a special offer, send you this March number; and the twelve
succeeding issues, together with the superb artograph, size 17x22 inches,
of Trumbull's great painting, "The Declaration of Independence", all for
$1.00, if sent us before April 1st.
Yours very truly,
FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING HOUSE.
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