Moderator-Topics Volume 14 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ... magazine by placing the strip along the back, one-eighth of an inch from the margin, and marking the same lines as on the card-board. With a chisel cut through the back of the paper on the lines marked, and pass strips of strong cloth through the slits. Take any heavy board for covers; punch holes through one edge, and place this edge next the back; and bring each strip of cloth over the outerside of this and down inside to the back again where it is sewed fast. HaviDg thus secured the covers in place, take strong manilla paper, fold in several thicknesses, making a strip wide enough to round over the back and sew fast through the holes that were made in the covers. Over all paste evenly plain red or some dark cloth, folding in nicely at the edges and back. Finish the inside of the cover with plain white paper and ornament the outside with a picture if desired, and you have a strong book, which will make a very respectable addition to your library. All learning is self-teaching. It is in the working of the pupil's own mind that his progress in knowledge depends. The great business of the master is to teach the pupil to teach himself.--Anonymous. Trie No. against your name on the address ot your paper shows to what time your subscription is paid. The paper will be stopped at the expiration of your subscription. Please send In your renewal early so as to avoid the trouble of resetting your name in the subscription list and looking up back numbers. The Moderator is issued on the 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month excepting July and August. If your paper does not reach you soon Alter those dates, please inform us at once. oabseriben anting to hare the direction of a paper (aged, ahould be careful to name not only the ponteDIre to which they wish it sent but al...