, 1874-02-07

subjects tTG&t8,
clonrness Do not only helps us 10 better un-
dorstauiin. Of the historians under criticism,
but aIHo contributes to our knowledge OF tho
epochB aud tho nations which they have de-
scribed, His book viii be reckoned among the
gida To acl1olnra Of classical top1onciea
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Angling.
THE FISHING rouRIsT: ANo1tss dunn AND
RErEnrnor.noox. Dy OuanLEs HA11oon. Becre-
tary Of Tho ii 'Dlooming Grove Park Aasocia tion."
New York: Harper and Brothers.
There Ia wonderful fascination in field
snorts. It III 1ike that which tho devotacg Of
.,ps'.s, s.,a. ss., ~a,'.,,,,- ~, ~ 49, I'D
A'"'ut"e no,onso 4oo4' 'o"0e Va '1' ~ H.l0
energy. and nopllisy OF tholr nature IL Is con-
tact with tho fresh, lealthfal, yitalizing elo-
monts Of oarth, air md aky, that explains it.
Th.t which Ia a;mnteat anfl nnroat in humanity
..a~, ~ r,e,. :sn,,o,,..a ~ .,.aa - +no nv,
roeponob 70 thell lnlluenceb ana llsea ~ tuo nVi
face. For the tino being man is inapired and
ennob]ed, and becomes as d littlo child, or as
ref,ned ami roponerated spfrit. Honest euthu-
sisslns nto always eleyating, and those which arc
n"akoaeo py ont-ooor ssuulso aaa 'aa t"stnos ato
We love Kit North for his ardent, poetic, anu
tendor uttoraucea; but wo love him more for his
graha snat mhn ,s;tI, Na,,res ~ v to
davs and NIGHTS le anent in hor solituoa' by tho
toilsome tramps he took to roac her fayorite fast
nesses, and tho tremendous fatigue ho toyollsly
incurred TO secure the nYetsaGna @ sue aaa 10 stote
,oast % cc,san,ai snd rnnnnsnsat;nr nieaanrca IN
aeaTchlne into tic mysteries and pursuit Of the
! life abounding IN wood, aud plain, md stream.
II Is on the aunnest aae OF their nnturo thas wo
iook Hneh VIC cohtenpase e tnem no.o,M9n I'LL sno's
nappiosg 3leest: anu MoHt Beneruuh huouos; H. II.
mr. Hailoch IN this last contributor 10 10 tnon ~.
erature VI plscatot1al sports, usp!aSa .1e nsuaA
pnoyanI e5utant, anu coutosouts ensnus1as s1 nas .
Mo hss haa ~ e4peI,ence u SoTta III ~ -.
1ne Efs no o1a1s, anu nse ptaIt'Iea ~ a. ~ ~
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" tuo aeisnc =" w.: 90 ~ ~; trna vt R,n,
no" eApoaes sae aaui.a u a.a ~ .',n
are knit with him in sympathy OF tasteH. He
opens his oooK WIN tteatlae on tae nAtura. n's
tory OF tho eaimonide, and concluded 1t with
full and interesting description Of the various
regions in tho United States, Nova Scotia, Now
1onndland. Canada, &C., Where ttout anu salmon-
t;ons for r. nntSt Of Tia fahorman are not
omitted. nor such other particular information
az may be usoful.
.,....,x T,,o- eor rim. r,,,,.u
A11nT io,s snnap.nAa. yol. TT. Cup,n Inn
Ouow.Cuow, ETC. by Lou1sA II. ALcoG1. Boston !:
Roberts Brothers
E7ety neW nook Mles Acoss aehds OUT bs IL
novel, aefteb OF aRetcnes or hotoS OF trasol' IL
| certain to havo pungent, spicy flavor, relshed
by the general taste. Tho present is collection
NJ hriaf ta,ca to1i with tina view of interesting
1;..,a sa,,.s ~ ,;t ;.-o.;s,,t,o oh.rn, " -
catches the ear OF grown cAfalen. 1ntne oi'oh-
ing htory, which giyes title to the volume, tho
writer seizes the occasion to denl como sdroit
l,;ta a. v.r;oua fo;h,ea NJ t,,c hot-heade1 vomen
.n;s.tors ~ MIaa Aicott IL av;fIentiv sane on the
~sr.5 anaot3ans cnroarn;nr hor aar .sn1 thonrh
ena.t eor II tbo rafnrma tirst nrornisn raoi in
1aao,ant +, +rue i,reat;nns ;nau1ren in rood
,aorad ,.mai, at tha violonce tiat wom]i clntch
| ar his Efo Duties take the precedence Of rights
in Miss Acott's estimation, aud brave devo-
tion IN there has secured her = leryest Of tue
hnat fr,ta nf life
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Mrs. Hloutton's storfos for ch'ldrcii'
hEnma . H.: " M ann,, rnx,In
boston: Roberts BROTHERS, ~
The business Of constructing juvenile ltera-
ture l,ns attained such extent and Importance
y, thoao ,o.t yoaro ttn+ peor,v an our nonular
,Aoae 4@s1 .sI ~ .,,a;. .1, -
authors nave oeen tethlHed ~ NY 1nole pona ~
it. Indeed, not few of them aro chiefly &C"
oupied in tia work of sustaining it; aud, If VIC
wn,,d not ,r;aa ao,na NJ thc most n1easinc 1itt1e
49,. 1as,a ts,>,oo5 =, .,roao sna ,orso ,,o
hluss 4ook ofet 1ue1r coH1ilpI'lona W .ho
clllldrens book-shelyes. Mrs. Louise ohanulet
Moulton has earned n wide reputation as the
brilliant literary corrospoudent OF a prominent
Now York iournal, but ale has never writtcn
anything which will 90 touch the hearts Of hot
admirers IS ne little volume undor notice
from tho oanieataot'. ~ tout Htotts h.anIas; W