Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-14

culation Of the Waters on the Surface OF
the Earth by II. w. Dove. Scientific Mis-
cellany, Toads IN the Hoe, Atoms, &C.,
&c.
The volume is finely illustrated with
wood engravugs aud culored plates. No
worA could have more real and standard
value. For sale 10y Cheney & Clapp.
From the same publishers we have No.
IA IN their second volume of Half-H
RecreatiOns In Popular Science, containing
THE Glacial Epoch of our Globe by
Alexander Braun. The paper is one Of
marked interest and value aud Is accom-
panied by several fine illustrations. Also,
Part 9 in their Hair Hour Recreations in
Natural History, treating Of THE Popula-
ton OF an Apple Tree" This number is
one which every ordinary fruit grower
would do we'll Ia buy and read at this sea
sou. For sale 10y Cheney 4 Clapp.
WIN. NJ HUNS TALKS on ART" Bos-
ton: II. .. Huughton x Co. Price Sl.5O.
We think that both our readers and the
publishers will hold us justified, IT, instead
OF review of our own, we copy from the
Christian Register bright and appreciative
notice of this charming novelty in book
makiug-a book, by the way, in which
Brattleboro people, Of all others, ought to
cherish lively interest -
unique and attractive every way lie this delightful
book In external form and appearance It IL novelty
10 book-making, apparently suggested by old man.
uscrpts Yet its peculiar garb only matches the nov
city Of its method and contents. For have here
set and formal lectures delivered before audience
but the very freshest and most spontaneous studio
talk OF Of our hrBt living masters OF painting
II was happy thought Of Miss Knowlton, herself WELL
known to readers Of the Worcester Palladium as the
bright contributor "steA"-Also as an enthusiastic
student Of art, an apprecAtive pupil Of Hunt, and
fAvore teacher-thus TO her rare opportunity 10
catch and photograph the best sayings Of her master
Brief, terse, vigorous, often quaint sometimes home
y the paragraphs full Of life and suggestiveness
One may open at random and md passages original
AZ Nature herself breezy the morning, bracing a.
the wintry air. Like Ruskins best words they teach
far more than picture-mAklng They open ones eyes
for larger and keener observatou they stir the ener
gies quicken the whole nature and have Significance
not only for art canvass but for the larger art aud
conduct Of life. go forward Do something; don't
stop to tax about % is the spirit that peryAdes the
book THE horses that win four-me races don stop
'ne emo OF the nrst mile ercise their pace. 9th
vi" 10 'ni'' Leave 'hem behind TO attend to IT.
hor,s a. aHa .s' " 60, =. "fee'-sAI
Go back, Do ,ba, over ,0,inr NJ IT,. -,
ally!" To people who see good only in the mas, he
says, Art like jelly has alwAys been more easily rec
osniEed when cold" Through many paragraphs
the prAs'ieAi advice: Put your nash into the quality
'uee 81 snA' you aoi no' upon the outside
vho hr,It b,s ms ,u a. --u n.s 'ue 'nAI
Boston builder 10 come and ont ON the ,rrh,sc,n,e
ave don't want the finish that rat, give 10 ehee.e
After they've flashed, there's nothing leftr
And here Is good word for ministers. I'm draw
ing pteAcnng ~ In pi'tol-shooting pay your whole
',''ou 70 'ne oy''. at"'d a. Aeep your nneer
esD,ib,v rIs ,,,s. "a 60 a.. ~, 49, upsl-
whole mind on the Aim and Il, ,ve,ythins hent 10
that A bad rnarksman ia thinking too much Of the
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From Loring, Publisher, Boston, we
have THE YoUNa OUTLAW" which is the
sixth volume in The Tattered Tom Series,