The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-18
JUSTICE OF THE SOUTH.
a ksW BOOK
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PROBES OR J.H. IN CIR AHAM,
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OF MISSISSIPPI
handsomely bound i'll one val II mo 536 pages.
prce Sl,25.
Literary mot;ces from he Press throughout The
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Literary mst;ces from he Press throughout The
Con"t.Y
THE SUNNY SoUTu-.1 This book ia composed
series al ietteIs. Wi ten in an Interesting
STYLE OF n nara i've. emhodyng the most roman.
TIC features Of soc al life different kinds of
lan'n ibr We can bear testimony from our
own pers uni ob'aiva,i, II 1T similar scenes in
h. S.nih 10 t5elr uuthlulres- ~ here depicted.
h., pn,tra, I'd IN n vid, interesting style
IA II We would Ike to see III. book III III" hands
al 'hou and> II nec'lv p cple, who have no
urr-oIal knows dye either OF South.rners or
S ,uh, rn IL. except what they have gained
iron pat jpnrraIS, ar those Who intentional
/, have written to decerve.-DaHy Republican,
B""f.bo n. Y.
inE funny SoUIH = This volume is in the
form OF l,trtr-. They give. 50 far as we
iu,iLe. faithful pctures OF southern Hfe aud
ptnned without pr judd c.. Thy present scores
qr'te different ir,m m Uncle ms Cabin
the pictures p"esepsi here are quite graphic,
aud We think h. portraits painted are in nearly
| natural coiors." y Bo>ton Daiiy Bee.
The sunny SoUTH I'VE have rarely peeped
"th'n the covers ola more sppe'n ng vaume.
A though not i tended rs an answer TO the foul
umtru h IN the Uncle Tom trash of the last ten
Years t nevertheless does numerically hul back
to their source all lies Of such nature, and we
are glad 10 believe that the book will be read in
also take TO it being 'antly for independents OF it's
trutiiuIness and ihte4riy it IL one Of the Iiveli-
est and most entertaining books Of the YEAR,
Tmes GreenhbOro, N. g
III. FUNNY SOUTH - The enterprizing pub.
lshcr, &. q. Eva :, Phhd lphia, OF Gift Book
notorIety, l. weekly i-srng new works of inter
est, and spreading Them oser The country, aid
his rTsten OF trs, sactug business may be looked
upon ~ al institnt on, for ffu1ing knowledge,
un' qpnlled 10y any III the country. We com.
mend this no. 10 ALL uiiy Neacs
TIE sunny SUUrn-" This ~ a captivating
volume. strongly illustrative OF Southern life
Tie heart Of the au horess is with her theme.
and she carries the interest of the reader along
Nth her, ~ rhc, in her amusing off hand sfyle,
del na'e- the pcculiaritics OF a southern home"
-press
THs SrY>Y SouTH-" Whatever bears thu
name of Professor graham il sure TO involve
tie elements Of striking fleet and wide popu-
lar cure; c. aud his IS just The case with
r. . rn ~ Gs,h. or the South rner at Home
ataH tr.sars sr,m no press Of G. q Ev,us,
.ader h. sdit"r-hip II the grfphic Professor -
10 j. tislf ~ I H. kerni ohsel want, Interesting
u ptut. ar1 la purpose AID manner IL onyriusy
-.f - from d warm l., q III viii br a warm.
~ se-omed hy host al readers The Neu
YD,ktr.
= fhi@ work is designed TO sketch the Hebrsio
history iuri"g the bondage III Egypt, the Pr.ph.
c. VI 80 being 'h- central figure, and is a free
and striking lis OF he period ia which the srI.
Ter gathers first, fr mi III P,tle and then from
..'on1e history vast mas OF material WHICH
hF his Eehlls q g. rlsn I,ito iaaciiul narrative
oi he most Attractive character which carries
ts'esdss al:ig ai'hou' elimination of Interest"