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D'''' "A Journey nI TIE BACK COUNTRY. o..
sSsd sIsss States Journey in Texas. ws Tsns
Farmer in England" &C. 4sa pp limo, CLOTH
This the third and las. Of Mr. omsteds series Of volumes on
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olmed certainly possessed many RecusT van .a
e an snS Of mnd With aas and
fecve habits thought degree OF intellectual
~ia % ssi s@ Of hs s s he had
and PIs,e true report of h n 0a s Ss ds
schbed with such graphic di.tincne Of pOaiure not Of
IN the disca.Tisn The simplicity and quaint
n OF ssp 'I IN mt he
OF M m that s. term Be .ss sstS
exciting journey the fund u'.raye anec
affords perpetual fOed reascOn It's resalts may nO
"''' From The Boston Transcript.
record BY sTd calm and hOiUusad sa ,twoSy
through the interior Common IA the inp
ion. Of al s men % who possessing
HsyS%q; sGp%es syf 1 tss sTArE ;s and Rs ~
THR juoH TEXAs have obtained standard position their
department Of literature and thus spoken Of by important
may be considered of the valuable, not the
R"Swlsdse GUss Of SOss State. EdinbasR Review,
But Mr. omseds entire volume sbounds With such suggest
i've stenents and American friends would DO well to con-
This book Of Mr. Olnseds proves that an American travel
e attractive and entertaining account OF scenery
country, stephens and Bsyud Tay
lor Of foreign lands while he Owes besides Information
pected Of no one native Union This book
the best of its ad that we have ever met With"
To persons therefore, who look upon the Slavery
eoss in as stepping stone Which viii H tnat discussion
range decidedly higher than II has held befOeT-N0rh
INF oHsted. work has received higher praise than almost
any similar work ever puO'hed"rhil'dsphiA N0n Am'
Never losing ight of picturesque comic scene and al
ways preserving good huo in spite Of depressing
and circumstances he is snguary agreeable Isv
slsf'-lNew'f'ItI1 t1Fs iIaDqRs N THE DESERT;
On, RECOLLECTlONs OE TRAVEL IN ASIA AND
From the French of Col L. Du Couret Hsdj Abde Hsmid
Bey e1 Of the Em Of Mecca Yemen and Persia
Delegate the French Gevemment Central Africa Member
i2mo cloth Price 81 25 -
One of the mo interesting of books of Its class and has met
do mot remember have seen in all varied readings
upon the East camel the the desert the eneap
msa 81 yscy and s3 instructive
times highly exciting thrilling adventure Is PoI.fssed
but ordinarily bearing the quiet beauty and the majestic stiffness
Of the scenes through which the YOk
independent .
Of desert life and travel and Of the dpo:tion hso
of the Arabs Not the least attractive portion
ected in his wandens and which before have been In
prfLt."-l Boston Transcript ,
have read since the publication of NJ
tive Of his adventures In China indeed We prefer Do
Hue His style quite simple and be more instructive and
As as any book well be In this weary old of
One Of the most interesting books travel adventures ts
don and fiction ofeed to the Boston Express
"A genuine contribute to the literature Of travel
representative Of the life of the children Of desert s
fofded"- New ork Evening Post
Witty poe'ica new, various, Trarge and ins1acnve
fhiladelphia American.