Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1871.
New Publications.

al EngliShwoman who had spent Sin years at the
Court of siam. The manners, customs, literature
and religion or that people not familiar to the
common reader that ne VIII be likely TO put this
book aside only a version ST an old story,
and it therefore likely TO be more ertaning than
the books which travellers make out Of their obscr-
vatonS along the paths which have been frequented
for hundreds Of years Mrs. LeonOwens has writ
ten the book in lively and pleasant style,and gives
vivid picture of the inner life at the siamcse
Court and the publishers have made very hand
some ana attractive volume Of it.
TALKS ABOUT PEOPLES SToMACHs; By Dio Lew
is, author Of 3" New Gymnastics for Men, Women
them strong Boston, Fields, Osgood < Co PIP
Ir this book DR.. Lewis treats not only of people
sfnacs bt Of diseases in many other parts Of the
human system, and he writes in O1-hand familiar
way that is quite attractive. HIS book is full Of
hints and suggestions, many Of them by no means
new, and perhaps not all of them good; and yet we
have doubt should all have better health, and
-tomach7 ia better condition If we took his advice
Generally his work i- not a discussion of remedies
except natural remedies, like air, exercise, posture
food and regular habits and we should all be sur
uriscd, undoubtedly if faithfully tried the
experiment, at the result upon ourselves of an in
tylIigent Of these aids to digestion and health
They are better than medicine better than phys
can, it Is said that that government Is best which
governs least" and l. equally true that that sys
tenn ls best which takes the least medicine. We
kuow quite too little about ourselves, and may 81
Dr. greatly benefited by treatise Ike this, which,
b-ings into convener eompsss great IDEAL OF prac
t-al knowledge Of some practical me thods, within
she reach Of every person and costing nothing, Of
preserving health, or regaining it, when lost.
E,4ABoSD ADVENTURES By Ralph Keeler Bo--
toni, Fields, O-good " CO. PIP. "a.
] IN The tf,atl. r. i th .etrb Of -lI ,l,
reHences Of boy who ran away from home and
with five c0ppcTs commenced life for himself His
adventures were sufficiently vaSabond," al
though he managed ~ one way and another 70 " get
a in life The story is told IN on attractive way,
.Ht altogether the book j. not Of that Kind which
brings much profitable thought 70 the reader. Those
'Ae must read stories may q well read th- as any
other, and It may answer 10 amu@e an idle hour,
when ones thoughts are generally " yagabonds,'
ana may As wen be employed upon these " adven
'..rs ri any other
ryE Girls 4 HOME STORY. BY Mrs A. ID. r.
Whitney, author of . Faith Gartney', tiirlhood,"
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.-oduerion ta the rnflc. but we cannot refuse TO
., the work OF the publishers Of tins Holiday
-olumc. Tits handsomely got up iu green and gold
with red lines about the pages and has eleven eIe-
--t authorizations t,- IIa,nrlst piuiro- e,,.-,-,yed
.. ~ , Linton IL f- -aaIl- or. of the ,l,st Iea1
-tsl lin books ,ge have seen for a Iou., time and
..rva- nothing for criticism but praise.
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.t Ithas aIrea. received the widest and yvarrnest
Iation uy reviewer. An over the country
SIR Eeecher writes tr introduction for IT, at the
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rI a wise pbfIosorr,,- ~, q prefer Mr. Warmers
- yatar many extracts which we ia 4 marked
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-. tsr- tHey viii have the whole feast before
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.a tae dedication Of thi- volume 9" an early 'h'
".f.r ~ TlT
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+ called from dream and song
I-..- Dodi so early 10 strife SO long
t6t. ere 1t closed the DlaeAs aDuh.'''ht hiI
'. .'- mood rc7tea' sllFei-7"''H anu 7P'it
' 1Anh'oJ- temples M" az sl'7e' 'iii'i''
-.1l with fond feet the pain oi morning u"e'
iHI # perchance too late IInSer where
id1wers have ceased to blow, and trees are pare
'..l- wiser IN thl cHoIce' "lll 7'''lCely Di'ii
Tie friend who shields ms iolY win tiy h"ine'
W. TINS detIcalioh tie ''ulI'' = io' Pul.e Ju7'
-.asei- A-thoush ne gave hlIlsel carry 20 INV
"'s 7l'ie i'r freedom, "Mch ne mas n" 'iie .isp
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ti Oh poetry H't1 '1eH " ~ - " ' "
aupaisn and nave proved AN INSPIRATION "heh
."He seemed dying out ~ otler h1aIls' NOT doe7
Fltucr's muse now linger where ho"efs nave
.et 20 blow and trees are bare, but the fragrance
~ tae yerdure Of spring are ct IN all ms verses
THe volume before as contains besides Miriam
..azcn Or more miscellaneous poems We Wish
fe had space to copy them al, but we are Obliged
leave our notice here nor does lt ihu'0 matter
. our readers Will an procure lhe NoI'ine' an,
HH- have It's sweetness us huinahi'y' IT. PiO4'o
N-dom and philosophy where they VIII DC '''eP'
a..a at all times
LAwRENcE-s ADVENTURES AMoNG THE ICE-CUT-
TEEs, GLAss-3IAIlERs, COAL-M EI's. IKQN-NIEN
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