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U - -
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights. Dis
ease and has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which il has been given. Irritation OF the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the kidneys-
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
tion Of Urine Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel. Brick Dust DEPOSIT,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges and Tor En-
feebied and Delicate Constitutions OF both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
Of Power Loss Of Memory. Difficulty OF Breath
ing. Weak Nerves, wnkefulness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Palld Countenancc, Lassitude OF the
system, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Elk
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
Asin Chlorosis or Retention, luegularity, PAIN
fulness or Suppression Of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrhaa or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plants incident to the sex. II Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwiyes for enfeebled and delicate eonstiu-
ssYth nsb hall aeyaG
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MAGUIRB'S BBNuEPLANR

This extraordinary medicine. the fame OF which
Is spread broadcast throughout the country, II m
douh edly superior 10 any remedy ever offered to
the public for the complaints for which il il intend
ed We have in Our possession testimonials fur
nished voluntarily by Col Long. late Typograph-
ira Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen tltz
Henry Warren. Gen. Plcssanton, and Others oil the
army Father p J. DeSmet, the celebrated lndian
Missionary also officers of the navy; surgeons,
hospital stewards commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary
rivers western sanitary and Christian commissions,
army chaplins. and others too numerous to men
ton Likewise highest enComiums OF the press
praisiug its valuable medicinal qualities ID the
HIGHEST terms No other medicine has such rec,
concentrations J. & c. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprie
tors southwest corner OF Olive and Second streets
St Louis Mo. and sold by druggists and medicine
| dealers everywhere.
! Agents Fuller Il Fuller, NanSchaack, stephen
| son & Reid Chicago: Rice Il Rising. Milwaukee
NcKesson & Robbins, 81 & 80 Fulton street. New
/ York 4-21I
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vrapNFy,s FYTRAcr BUcHu,

Shopper bottle or six bottles for s. 90. delivered
TO any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY & CO.. 104 Duane St. n. Y.
to whom all letters for information should be
Addressed
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CHICAGO.--.-... ....---..............,....-I ILLS
II is well known by all readers of this paper that
Dr. C. Bigeow Is the oldest established physician in
Chicago who has made the treatment OF all chronic
and sexual diseases specially. Science and exper-
fence have made DR.. b. the most renowned SPE-
CIALlST of the age, honorvd by the press, esteemed
OF the highest medical attachments by 81 the medi.
cal institutes Of the day, hrying devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in periecttng remedies That
AND PRISATE DISEASES Of the GENTTO URI
NARY ORGANS in both sexes, Seminal Weakness,
producing Nervousness, Aversion to Society, I'm
paired vision, Loss OF Memory and Manhood. per
| fecty cured 1t il evident that one who confines
himself 10 the study of certain diseases. treating
thousands Of cases every year, must have greatel
SKIN than physician in general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentleman
Sent free to any address in sealed envelope Consul
tation free The finest rooms in the city, with sep
arate parlors for ladies and gentlemen. eau: yoU
see only the doctor. Core spondence Confidential
Address all letters TO DIR { BIGELOW, No 40
state St Office hours from 9 A Vi. to P. M; Sun
days 2 p. NJ. to5.
T. Blades, send for descriptive circular o
Pessdrt Rene9ee the best prevention of conception
known. Sent TO any address; enclose stamp.
The following testimonial as to the skill and sue
cess Of DR.. C. Bigelow was published IN this city.
From the Evening journal, Dec. g. 1853.
| RELIEF FOR TIE Diseases of pccu
liar nature require more than ordinary and at
| tention, by skllfui and web educated physician
There are a great number of pretenders TO Physica
/
/ vertisements, and bring pretended testimonial
! from all parts of the world a. to their wonderful
knowledge but who. when tested by person q
| ordinary good common sense, are found to be I'M
acquainted with almost the first principles of mcdi
cal science and ignorant of the very names of Ger
| tain parts Of the human system, experimental
and expressed by the medical world. Such mel
! abound In Chicago. and who take care to refer &
distant places for medical character. instead o
/ here. where the cheat could be detected
DR. Bigelow il not OF this class He i n regular
/ ly bred physician. His reputation is best know
| here in our midst He wants no distant references
hut i well spoken of by every entrusting them
selves 10 his care. While sthe world eGdures, thi
! class OF physicians are required: and If any on
needs such service, It is of the utmost importane
To engage only man whose experience Is equal I
his offer OF medical aid and, without prejudice
any interest in saying other than the truth.
| ommend most cordially and emphaiically such {
visit DR.. Bigel0w, at his central rooms, 46i Stat
| street, Chicago
| 4l9d&w1y
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EPizoot1c
Or Horse Distemper.
ASURECURE

Give half an ounce of RENNE's PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL. mixed with two ounces OF wafer,
making the horse swallow it. Repeat twice DAY,
before eating in the morning, and after eating at
night Battle the throat and neck freely three times
a dav with Magic Oil clear. Take pail of water.
put In half ounce of Magic Oil. str it Up, and
sponge out the nostrils and mouth three timcs aay
using fresh water each time. Wash ont the manger
with Magic oil and water once day. to disiBect y,
Give only little feed at time. and give II fresh
three times day. and Of such character as 10 temps
the a aa,p ssy Must be we'll hlsnkete5 and have
nlenty of clean bedding.
This remedy is not only preventive but sure
enre only use the Magic Oil freely and persiste ns.
" II has been thoroughly tried and has NOS isiieo
In single instance; lts use externally and inter
naly neutrslizes the virus subdaes the inhsmma
ton and tones the stomach
INV the large size For sale by all Druggists and
rarchsnts VIM RENNE Il SONS. sole proprie
,oss and manufacturers. Pitts1edMa-s Is
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E. M. BOYNTON,

Front view teeth, showing dress and set OF two
points TO cut in line 2-i3doc&wly
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xEARYEY's EXTRACT BucHU.

Cures Diseases Arising from IuprUdehces,
Hd5dts Of Dissipation, ETC., In all their stages at
little expense little or no change in diet, no In
convenience, and NO exposure. 1t causes fire.
9uent desire, and gives strength to urfnaie,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Prevef ting and
Caring Structures of the UrethA, Allaytng Pain
and Inflammation, 20 frequent IN this class OF dis
easns and expelling all Poison Gus matter.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C. BIGEL0W,
)nfidential Phvsicis

No. s77 6 s7o s. CLARK St, Cor Van Buren,.
CHICAGO. ......................., Ills
, 1873-11-16

and Will Eatl to-day for Europe. 1lV1=
to lecture in tho cliof towns of Groat Drltan for
again, and devote tho romatndor Of tho soaaon
to lcctnring In this country. Marks auccoss on
tho o1hor 6ido has been worry great. uo looturcd
IN Liverpool, and thousanda woro unable to OBJ.
tain admission to tho hall. Ills reception on
10 ta under tho management Of acorge Dolby,
Who brought Dickens to tll[s country. To Inns
book which ho with Ohar!es Dudley Warner,
turn 1t will 10 iaanod, simultaneously With its
publication In Anoriea. Mr. C1emons will bo
entitled to a copyright on tho publication u
urost Britain, tue law Of which makes 1t poasl-
british dominiona at Tho tino his work Issues
IRON tho proaa. Mark has very high opinion
ofIthe British public, With whom he ID alroady
great favorito. ovor $4,000 copies Of his now
At m nh;nns shuH @enaT been called for will soil
,IIne London AltenTnm pronounues Tho
Fair God ono of tho most powerful historical
noVo,s . Wo hsvo over read" n speaks OF somo
fow living writers arc capable and tho battlas
aro Aomorlo in their GRANDEUR" Tho critio
adds 1t ia rchl pleasure to bo ablo to vrito
t thcso words aftor tho e1posurcu which NO have
o1 r1S A1I0te Of
last e(x montha."'. Con. Low Wallace promises
auothor book II tho success Of "Tho Fair God"
will warrant 1t.
George Sand lives now almost exclusively At
her Hman house In Tours, her splendid country
seat IN Bor1 having boon sold to tuo wealthy
Engllshn1en. Whom George Sand vaa q young
Girl she looked pronaturely old but nlnco aho
has become arlpenod matron Bho looks hardly 80.
3hsppy, b. graoamothor ,I Of On interesting, farai-
younger Dumas only few months ngo. thai
she should not al be surprised II eho should bo-
, 1873-11-16

son' s Fer my own part, tho ntory Of hcr
li1o. ~ told BY thoss emiuont uritors, 1s pro-
1no3,nndly n3, facilitating, noyor commonplace, but
lnoossant bors for porfect I aoltoultmra la sn yot
neVot forgetting tho claims Of otllors unon ilor
for hid sna sympathy, aud ending in tragedy
thst would be inoxprcghihly mournful II il tld
roatlosa and tompoat.tosao1 % ~ lors Ind boom. ~
hor works nro loaa deeply Interesting THAI. Lor
Memoirs, yet her "Woman In tho Ninoioonti
Century " iB. perhaps, tho haet and broadogt argu
On Art and I4ltorature" show / mir'd pineularly
tnprosBionablo to beauty, and Of roaoluto lnlo.
pondenco hor rocorda Of travel In " Homo and
Abroad !" and !" Ltfo within and Life Without u
vaded With hor profound love for Nature and in
tenso interest fn humanity, and many Of tho
scenos aho describes arc BY her poet1o fancy
flushed with
Ths Light that novor waa on aea or land.
, 1873-11-16

TnH LIFE or EMMA WILLARD. BY ths Rev. JonH
LonD, y. D. Now York: D. APPLETON b Co. Chi-
cago: ". u. Koon, Cooke b Co.
Tho life and services OF Emma Willard havo
probably blessed moro American homes than
thoao Of any other woman our country ever pro-
tluced. Tho founder, and for many years tho
Principal, OF Troy Eomalo Seminary, hcr
pupile, now matronB and grandmothora, hhvo
carried hor principles and toachings probably
into ovcry State in tho Union. Troy Fo.
male, Seminary, whoae high character was
due to the hbors and tho inspiration OF Mrs Will
lard, WIS Tho first ronlly SUCCESSFUL institution
Of its Kind in the country. To hor, therefore,
female education owes its first and nobloat tri-
umpha. As an author, her works have bad .
wide popularity; her History Of the United
States, especially, has long boon textbook in
our schools. Some Of her poems, for instance
u Rocked in tho Cradle Of tho Doop," will live
as long as tho language. And yot this learnod.
noblo Woman did most foolish. thing in. hor
marriage with Dr.. Yates and, rs the ,c1rcunl-
stances are minutoly detailed By her blog1apher,
they should DO carefully pondorod by those who,
in later years. arc liabln to be entrappad BY more
'fortune-hunters "a DR.. Yatoe proved himself to be-
Tho work is dedicated to tho pupils Of Troy Fe-
male Seminary, and by them certainly her name
will bo hold in most grateful remembrance. It
is q book which every judicloua father will bo
pleased to put into the hands Of his daughter.
Il Tie Life OF Mrs. Willard can scarcely fail to
havo d most salutary etfoct upon the welfare Of
all who road it.
, 1873-11-16

From John PlttTx Letter to tho St.s York TRIBUNE.
But it is not my intention to wado very ;taon
into political economy Just now. aoIuo daY
perhaps, I'll strip mysolf for it, and thpn youi
see what great mind you've been toollng with
al thia whllc at thia writing my business ia
with facts, and not with thsoricb. IA I vaa
saying, though had not been worth a cent for
some yearn past, aud had Aatterod myself that,
could BY no possibility loso by this oripia, The
Unsuitable rabble - fuloa " mo tho yery day /
arrived homo What man, or what mon, what
firm, or what lnarrn, what individual. or what
nation. could stand \ "run," Ii he or 1t had
Aoshin8 to pay with I ank this III trumpet
tones. AS 2 matter Of course had to tall.
any ! glory In It. That my creditors
wlll Get nothing oausos mo worry littlo rogrot {ox
It was simply their absurd action that CAUSED my
suspension. And the losaos which thoy brought ia
my door, the sacrifices entaIled upon me by theis
stupidity, aro dlrefnl. My credit would have
boon good for several moltha' wear and toar had
they ro1rained from tho fatal rl,n. I have lost
lY thia panic chinctiilla oyorcoat, yelyoA
trimmed, Oh which counted to certainty. IA
1t Is, have sent my linen duster to an obsourd
tailor iu tho suburbs to hAYo fur collar put to
IL; and, having hoard that tbare Is warmth in
newspapers, that they make m excellent subatl.
tnto for hed.olothes. have ordered 1t lined With
Tribune supplements, 10 TINT, whon ealod to
Join the ll1illnlorable caravans that move Oh In
tia horae.oars this wintert may wrap tho dra,
perry of my Evangelical Alliance about ~ aud aiS
pe down to scientific dreams
, 1873-11-16

Boston. Contents. s'Potrarch: Hiu Life. Times,
and Works." Mac7ntllan's Magazine; "Jaok and
tho Deau-etalk," by Miss Thaokoray, Part H..
Co,7,htn Magazine; IAN Arctic Expedition II
1874. Contemporary Repte.o; " Nina, tho Witch. I"
~ Julia KevansRh, Part l., ArgosY; "nobort
sonthoy.' CornhtW Magazine; "Narrativo Of
Prince Chare'a Esoape," BY Ono OF his Com
panione, Black,oooTs Ma5axine: "Mr. Tsnnyson
hs i,ada 81 ms. Epapas i ef CO..
many" Pail lfau gazette; "London,'" Satar-
day Reuie.o i" Poasibiities In Spain, Specta..
"1n tho Orobari."
!. Gem If ulo Vest for Novombor. 9. Aug. Hav-
Hand, Chicago.
Dlani j. Co., Chicago.
Medical Investigator for November. q. 8.
Dcn,oresi's Illustrated Monthly for November.
". jennings Domorpst, Now York.
Every SdturGlay-cur numborp. J. r. 'OB-
good i Co., boston.
Apple:on's Journas current numbers. D.
Appleton i Co., Now York.
, 1873-11-16
A GREEN-EYED MONSTER.
Tho Devi1-Etnh Seen Off tho Coast nj
Newfoundland

81 .zosn,. - tos, a." "' r,rr..na.a.n,. =. u, 49,.
York Ioyid A'S' y WV 1''"
Two days ago two Of our II fishermen we're out.
In O smnlt-boat in Conrontion INV. a ahnrt dia.
tanco from Portugal Cove. plying thaIr ayocs-
loss mass floating on tho surfaco Of the wstar a
short distance from thon1, On apnronnhinr Il
the men concluded that It was q huro bale Of
goods. perhaps part Of thn carco NJ ANNA
wrecked yesBoi. and that thoy hal fornd vsius
nblo prizo. Ono OF thom str11ok TIA nhioot viii
his boat hook. 'Nhotl suddenly tha dark hoan hn.
came animated, and onouod out like hugo nm
brelia without hant]io and tho horror.a r.aEr;cLar,
fishermen behold a face full Of in
telligonce, hut also Of ferooity. and
pair Of ghaatly groom eyes glaring
1t thon,, its huge, pa7ot-lko bosl
PURPOSE. Tho mon were 1otrifled with tsrror.
and for a moment 40 fasoipatnd with Tim borris
bio sight that they woro powerlesa, The ewes
OF tho monster woro peculiarly largo and proni.
Before tic Gshormen could mako INV effort To-
eacape tho creature now but n fow fart from
tho bont, appeared to Oman out, and suddenly, !,
Aere shot out from around its face eoyaral long
boat and aooking to onvolop It III tioir liyId
folda. Had these Hthe, sliny arms, with thafr
death-llko, ndhobive powers, once fastenod
themselves on tho boat or tha mon, nothing
could co., hare ssvsd thom from aastruotion,,
furnished have tnkon hold, nothing can tear
thom away. They would hnye boon brought IN
moment within 1cnch Of tha powerful heak
which was ready to dart upon them. Only ono
OF tho longor tontacula renehed tho boat, and,
owing to its length, wont completely over sud
beyond It, Quick aa lightning ono Of tho men
aeIzcd his tomahawk, and At oae blow soyored
the corpae-likc arm which wna flung over tho
boat to drag 1t to destruction. Tho greon-eyod
monster uttered no orr Of pain, but 1t disap-
poared beneath the wAtore, and tho hsherman,
who had thus escaped from horrible death,
found themselves In possession Of tho ampu7
tated asm-an unprecedented trophy, tor be-
Aoye no parallel occurrence ia On record.
The portion OF tho kraken'a arm Amputatct1 by
this rude surgical operation has been forwarded
to ". Johns. ! haYo just returned from d
careful examination Of 1t. It measuroa 10 feet
IN length, and is tough and dbrous, but mol
thicker than mhn's wrist. Tho fisherman who
acted aa surgeon declares that thore must hay&
oesn at least feet Of tho arm left behind At.
attached to the monsters body, Indeed, am
Inclined @ to think from the description that tha
deyil.ash must have still 10 feet OF bis arm TO-
manning, making its cntiro length 90 foot. Ha
could well spare few foot, though hc will prob
ably feel awkward Tor : time in graphing for hia
prey, ewing to tho want OF his forearm Per-
haps, ike the lobster. he can grow . new
!tno; Hut tue question remains. What aizo is
tho body OF the nonstor? 7 am unable ia
, 1873-11-16

SCOTTISH CHAT-DOOKS. by JonN FRAZER, Libra
Ran to Congress-. Now York: Henry L. ui1lon.
This is q flrHt OF series Of papors to bo issued
na circumstancea shall pornit lioroaftor. We ars
told that Chap-Dooka woro Oh all Horta OF sub-
.jects, andworo gonoralT hawkod about and sold by
poddlors among tho common people: Tho apoci-
mon before US Is full Of curious historical inoi-
trating Scottish character in its various phases.
Mr. FraBor will do all excolont service IL Lo COM
plotna his Design In tho aalno spirit iu which lo
hnH commenced It.
, 1873-11-16

pATEH 1fUNDI; on, THE DooTnrnK or EVOLUTION,
By tho Rev. q. F. lsunR, .. D., Lecturer on Scen-
ic Evidences Of Religion in Amhorst College. Boa-
ton: Noyea, Holmes l. Co. Chicago: Janson,
McCurg & 90. =
DR.. Durr has given tho public a work Of groat
powor. He handles tho Development theory
with grasp and q breadth OF illustration which
mark him as master Of the subjoos. We dotoct
no cant, or nero assertion Of theological dogma
rs as:applod to science; but u fair moofiug Of TACT
those from which tho1o seems to bo no chance
successfully to appeal. Tho Christian public
will thank Prof. Burr TOR hia timoly and most
Able work. Il: 80. -.
, 1873-11-16

oAoHET: on, TnE gAonED Bonnow. a NOVEL,
" Airs. II. ] r.: HAMILTON. Now York q. ".
Tho author, Mrs: Hamilton, has chosen the
garb Of romance to hold up the Union soldiora in
tho War Of tue Rebellion to. the. e1oeratlon OF
mankind. Plenty OF descriptions she gives Of
horrid brutality, alleged to have been practioed
by thon, but not one word OF Libby and Anlor-
honvillo. OF course, writer's on the one side and
tho othor will each work out thoir own thoughts
and feelings, both in fact and fiction but it
wero' better for tho world ii all such books as
HRS. Hamlltons were mover wEitton.
, 1873-11-16

MARCUS BLAIR: A 6Tonr OF PROVINCIAL TIMES,
Fon THE YouNa. BY CALEu u. WRIGHT. phladul-
plia: J. D. Lppincott. Chicago: William D: Keen,
Cooke Co. =
A very interesting story Of. travels through the
woods, life on the borders, neutrality-suspicious.,
all In the Colonial days Of our history. We COM
mend it to tho boys, for whom 1t ,waa wIitton.
, 1873-11-16
Qht1d-LI{c..'

qH1LD-L1EE IN PROSE. 1lluatr.ted. BY Jous q.
WHITTIER Hoaton James Il, Osgood 4 Co.. Chi
cago: ". D. Keen, Cooke Il Co.
The publishers hare given to their youthful
rcaiors ono Of tho most beautiful aud Intensely
Interesting books that have fallen undcr our OBJ
sorVAtion for many day. Nothing loss could
DO expected from ono Of Americas greatost
poets. Tho stories arc selected from Haw-
thorno, Aigginson. Dickens, Miss Phelps. Mrs.
Boechor-stoWo, Whittior, and perhaps acoro Of
othora' They roal1y embrace tho very cream Of
this kind OF literature. It will form ! most well
dome and charming present for tho holidays.
, 1873-11-16

THE HOMEOPATHIC OFAAI1LY-GUIDE. by QEonaR
q. su1fAAs, u. D. Chicago: Western 1{awb Com
pany.
Pr. shipmsn has for nearly, II not quite, a
quarter OF a ccntury boon ono OF o1u beRt known
and n>oRt successful homeopathic physicians.
Aia work, the result Of a lifelong experionco,
will At onoo take rank o. an authority among
medicine.
, 1873-11-16

THE ATLANTIC TO THE pAC1FIO: wnAT TO
LrsrEn. Boston: Shepard t. Gill. Chicago jan
aen Mcclurg t. Go.
a very readable. gosalpy book, derived from
the Incidents, facts and observations Of the au-
thor during trip to the Pacific coast in tho
summer of 1874. 1t contains O. great amount Of
varied and interesting information.
, 1873-11-16

Tho FdtnsAr6h Nebtsto for October. Leonard
eeott Publishing Company, Now York. Con-
tente; "Tho Iron Mask !" "Work and Wagos !"
"llyes aud Lettora Of Doeshoyen = "rhe Gu
ban 1nBurrsctlon = "The Brooling Of Horses !"
"The Three oathcdrals Of Bt. Paula ;"..NTEav-
elors aud fIand-books y 'Kaw Gaiiena i" "Dr.
Strauss oonteaHs,on, /" ''Atrsirs On tho Gold
Coast"
1tkeN's Living Aqs {Qs N9y. q .1jttau 4 Qey.
, 1873-11-16

BLANCHE SEYMOUR: a NOVEL. BY tie suhor of
"Emn,a'a Engagement" Philadelphia: j. B. Lip
pincott b 90. chiesgo: Westorn News Company.
Respectfully dedicated TO thoac who have time
to study tho flight literature" Of tho day.
, 1873-11-16

LITERARY AND SOCIAL JUDGEMENTS, By ". Il.
gnEG, Boston Jan,es Il. Osgood i Co. Ohfca8o:
William D. Keon, Cooke b Go. =.
ThfB is d collection Of able oHsays on MADAME
do'staol, Chatcaubr1and, and on various Bub-
tects. Literary rcadors will find The work well
worthy of tl,oir attention. os9ood Co give no
otherH to tho public. +. =. - = =
, 1873-11-16
LITERATURE.


QA1Ca ub '1CNA1IH&Gs
FAIllY.RTORIEa. With Illustrations. Macmillan h
10. Chicago. Jannen4 McOlurg h Go.
a serios OF Btoriua for ohitdron, somewhat
after tho style Of the Norae Taloa. Just tho
thing for paronts to buy, and titus crafty the
coaBoless craving of children for tho marvellous.
, 1873-11-16

sYb1L HUNTINGTON: ANovEr. By Mrs. JULIA
g: u. DOM. Phia.!olnhta: ]. u. Lpplucott L Co.
Chicago: Janaon, Mc0lurg Go. -
Tho publishers Lippincott havo tho rcputa-
tfon Of presenting to. tho public only tho better
class Of lteraturo, ind. tho work boforous will.
be likely fully to sustain their reputation in this
regard,
, 1873-11-16
: Doing his Ecst.

DOING Ills BEST. ~ J. T. rnownn1noE. Doston !:
James Il. osgood Co.: Chicago: William d.
Junt tho book for boys writton in tho authors
bost stylo. Many boy will dovour its pagos
during tho lonely evenings Of the coming vim
tor.
, 1873-11-16

JOSHUA DAVIDSON, COMMUNISM. Philadelphia /:
j. d. Llpplncots Chicago: Jansen, McClurg Il
Co. -
Tho toro Of thia story Ia represented as Cor
niHh carpenter, who went to London, and lived
and laborod there among the poor and tho out
casts OF tho great Metropolis. The story is writ
ton in tho style of Gln1's Baby" and, in its
general fontnrou, IN hitting Rntra on tho treat
mont which civilization extends to tho poor nnd
the doprayed. Those who wish vivid picture Of
low Life II London will find it in the history Of
Joshua Davidson. y -
, 1873-11-16

THE LAST roEs1s OF ALICE AND PHOEBE GARY.
Edited " MAn1 ULHNAER AMEa. New York: Hurd
b uoughton.
Beautiful in thoir lives, tho Miases Cary gave
to the world Homo Of its pureat, swoeteas poetry.
Their admirers will at once mako themselves tho
posesaRoGa Of thoir latest pooma.