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Pictures and Stories Of animals, by Mr.
sANRoRS TESNEY lshedon Coz, Is the title Of an o.
ractiye juvenile series containing pleasant ltto narh
vcs Of the characteristics and habits Of the prncpi
members 81 the animal kingdom. The first volume o.
voted 10 quadrupeds, aud the remaining hVe treat y
pecveIy OF brds OF reptiles aud fishes, OF bees butt
Glcs and other nsecs OF shells and OF sarshes. SEA
urchins and corals The series Is illustrated by moe
than five hundred wood engrayngs, aud forms temp
ing study for yOnus naturalist
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Christ in Song Hymns Of Emmanuel, edited by
PHILIP sCHAFr. d. u. Anson D. +. Randolph Coz lntle
eloquent preface this work the editor remarks that
complete and carefully selected Ivrd Chrisologicd I'm
bracng the choicest hymns the Person and Noh OF
our Lord from all ages, denominations, and tongues
must be To every lover or sacred poetry he
has carried out the plan thus BREEZY Indicated with sga
lar success and produced collection Of devotional tries
TO which il would not bo easy 10 iud parallel the
whole COMPASS % Christian literature large proportion
OF the contents OF the work consists OF TRANSACTIONS rom
the Greek Latin, and German, wLc free use has >eea
made Of the best specimens from English aud American
sources Several excellent pieces that have been ,pe
clally prepared for this volume Will attract auGton
Tie pooms are distributed under various appropriate
heads and each section arranged IN clronoog- or
der a1ordng view Of the different historical phases OF
tho Christian life expressed In the sacred poclp Of
the age The brief literary and biographical notices by
Dr. SchaG betTay rich fund of the special cruduoi be
longing 20 the subject though expressed with great nod
esty aud good taste We have no doubt that this beiu
ful volume. sump'Cors IN appearance and un'luc 90
contents, VIII prove fayouto Christmas Offering
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must perceivs that the wisdom and conference OF our
comment on education would be exactly on o par
with his treatment of the subject of Protection which
is the education Of nation to the highest forms aud
most profitable direction of its industry.
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PLAgCHETTBs DIARY Bhed by KArs FIELD limo. ~. 30
J. 4 Re1a

rIASCHErrFs DIARY Bhtss b KAT. FlrLD. limo. PIP e'
The authoress of this lively brochure treats
the subject with gravity but without dogmatc theory
To her. Planchette is curious enigma OF which one
has yet found the solution STILL her fancy ascrbes 10
the mysterious agency real presence and seems 20 III
vest II with certain personal attributes Under her skill
full manipulations, Planchctte gives out many wise
oraces though the weird being makes far promises
than she keeps She Is always caprcious. uncertain
coy and hard TO please often gets the rampage ana
sometimes shows decided marks Of bad temper Her col
loques IN tho main, are anything but divine, ana VIC
shod advise no one who has not time to throw away TO
consult her within. Whams. Miss Field closes her little
tracate with some interesting notices OF the history OF
Planchette No one where she born, nor the
date OF her birth She has pedigree is thought by
sone that she s the Offset OF old German custom OF
writing prophecies with pencil held between INC
blades OF scissors. But her origin Il as shadowy az
her utterances Mr.. Robert Dale Owen Is said 10
have first introduced her into good society In this c0nn
fry He had one made for him In France dozen
wears AGO. Mr. owen first heard OF her through Mr.. Bar
toozyi Master OF the Horse under Louis Philippe This
gentleman made her acquaintance through Itaan
whose name is unknown 20 the historic muse Two
daughters Of Bartoozzi were high presiesses OF Plan
Ghetto at that time and often astonished Mr by their
disclosures subjects OF which they were Ignorant
though known TO him. The first public mention OF tho
mystery is I'm Mrs c. Jenknss novel "Who Breaks Pays
hut OF this work Miss Field omit 10 mention the onga
date though t was republlshed by Iauchni1 In 1861
Nothing more was heard OF tho threeegged impostor
until about q year ago, when the subject was brough
mon the carpet in somo English periodicals.. Since tina
time several theories have been set forth In dineren
American Journals but seem to have hit the nail o.
the head Miss Field winds mp with tho confession TIM
"the more she attempts TO explain Panchete TO her o."
reason tho deeper she founders In the miro OF III
certainty" II is not the first tmO that deep dyingho
brought nm only mud but II tho subject not fathoma
by the authoress OF the pamphlet. there Is no use
dropping o plummet into the dark abyss
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We have also received The ilphaLct Of
Geoiogy. by 3. r. HAIL, LID, brief manual Tor tho
Youngest class Of students Boston: Gould aud lincoln
NewYork: sheldon & Coz; SDectoclrs FOR Ys''Hg Eycs
by g. W. LANDER, devoted 10 tho prominent sights ana
scenes in the City Of NcwYork sheldon & Coz; faics
for Litle COHralcscepts. 10y Mira II. BEADFOrD uiurd
n Houghton); Goanin0s 1D,ong tie Sheares. By tho Row
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de Qcbec Boston Patrick DOnabocl; Verses YdTous
Occasions by J. IL. NEWMAN ohio samc The Taricyes
0CImieye. by tho Rev THOMAS j. POTTER Ghe samc The
Oordign Knot, by SHIRLEY BROOKS, reproduction OF a
serial nov oil published for tho first time In con.
nected form GIerper a Brohcrs) The Chrs,ia, House.
hold by tho Rev. GEORGE WEAVER presenting con
else view OF tho whole circle Of domestic relations (new
edition, s. X. Wells; Memorials Of Irish Haryrs By
MYIEs ORELIY. -. A. LID devoted 10 tho history Of
those who suffered for the Catholic Faith IA Ireland
the leth 17tn and 18th centuries compiled from original
authorities Catholic Publication Society," Tho one Creal
Force By CRIsFIELD JOHNSON, referring tho cause Of
grayitatioD, planetary notion heat light electricity
magnetistn chemical affinity, and other facts OF the
physical TO the "sefrepulsion Of caorc"
Ing on the inertia Of ordinary matter buffalo :
Brood & Lent; Poems Of the Rev. JONI II.
HANSON, with a memoir by his sister CHRISTIAN
HASsOs collection OF the pooca remains OF an Eps.
cOpal clergyman in this city and the author of tho theory
that tho late Rev. Eeazar Williams was the Dauphn Of
France OPott & Amery); Under tie Wdous and Ot1sr
Poems by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, collection OF tho
authors poctcn writings with most Of which tho pubc
IL already familiar, bearing the characteristic impress OF
his rare genius In their subtle nedtatyo tone brilliant
descriptive power, rich antique favor. aud elevated
moral sentiment Fields Osgood, co.. HozcI Farm an
English juvenile story, and Tie Jpcard Pah by CARO-.
LINE J.. KELLEY DAVIS Boston Horny Hoyu; ApiatcT
ThedirCds by Miss A. s. Frost aud Comic Reeiidtons.
edited BY JEROME BARTON (Dck a Fitzgerald The Oid
franklin Almanac for 1899 philadelphia A. Winch,
Un6ls Rod's Pet, Redesd0ie by Miss LEE. aud Grant
Df ffN
OsTES Emile Eylcr translated by ANNA Is. COOKE tos-
ton L.. 4. DuttOn & Coz
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A new educational manual Of more Than
common importance % neaifc 0H Fyrology and nv
ocns, by J. c. DuIoS, NJ u. Harper Brothors pre-.
seutng the elementary principles ~ human physiology
I'm concise and popular form Tho volume Il not IN
tended FOR the instruction Of professional studcIts ad
IS accordingly free from technical scientific tcrm- with
the exception u those which have already been briefly
explained IN tho text II not merely an abfidrucnt
OF the larger admirable work OF the author, with which
few scientific textbooks compare for neii'y aud
precision VI statement ior apt ana pointed hlnr''
uOns coIofniy hspfsd both iu tho choice
Of topics and tho method o. treatment 20 tho demands q
the general reader Tho author nr, describes ths sruc
ture and mechanism Of the animal frame integral
system he then discusses tho subject u food and nlr-
ton In ts various branches and proceeding Co tho &C
lions Of the apparatus Do closes DIS work With
an exhibition Of the changes IN tho functions o. he body
at different ages. Tho volume a. recommended
by it, strictly practical character II deals n fan
ciful theories speculative suggeaOus. Tic 10 TO-
marLablc for IT, polished ter-cnc,s. not -uporiuous
word impnrlng tho keeuness OF is edge. soue " te
topics indeed which arc dismissed with very brief al.
luslon or at ALL might A1yo been expanded to al
vantage. For instance the alleged Of phosphorus u
the economy Of nutrition IS passed without notice,
and the valuable suggestions Of rcccat chemical wrort
with regard TO tie different effects Of nrogooous and
non.ntrogcuou. food-one OF the moot useful coutnbu.
tons Of TO the practical wants of AieaTo not
brought forward with any considerable prominence Tho
intelligent reader, however Will aud great amount OF
available Information the volume II answers numer
felt With tho illustration Of the wise and Wholesome
laws on which the physical well being 81 f.prud
the power OF tho student ia Increased, aud ,r inter-
est 10 give 10 the most homely conditions OF AfC
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EXEMPT from the love Of intrigue and petty jealousy
No man had a more craving thirst for pubic APP
prevail but he gracefully accorded to others wha' no
ardently longed for himself His innate klnune's Oh
hoart we are pcrsuadcd was superior to his demon
strations of sympathy. Even his feminine sensitive
ness Of temperament strengthened his habits of re-
serve. md gave him an air of haughtiness when no
merely sbrank from The rude of the pubuc eye
None of his previous productions, we think can
compare with this volume as a cordial expression Oh
his deepest life and that account IT Is certain n'
II will enhance his wide and beautiful fame
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