Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-01
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Life and Labors Of Dr. Livingstone.
The Last Journals" of Livingstone,
in other words his daily record of adj
ventures and experiences of the last
eight years of his life, have but Just
been issued in England, and re-issued
here by Harper Bros. The great ex-
plorer and philanthropist has been for
thirty eventful years, watched by the
whole civilized world, with an intensi-
ty OF interest rarely known. His life
has been a ~cheqnered one; his labors
arduous and important; his adventures
wild and thrilling; his discoveries
manifold and of great value; his death
lonely and sadly glorious; his name is
honored throughout Christendom as
one of the greatest and best of hi race.
A volume of 800 pages; 200 illustra-
tons.
The Social Life; or. Philosophy of
Society;
Including social relations, character
and conduct, social Intercourse, person
al attractiveness, and affairs of love and
marriage. Beautifully illustrated. The
subjects are of general and absorbing
interest, and are treated with mastery
ability. The book is full of vigorous
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1t is a mine rich in valuable ideas, and
teenning with topics for conversation.
1t contains sound practical sense. AMI
wise suggestions OF every day utility.
Brilliant wit and genial humor enliven
its pages, and it is free from dull and
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~elevating and highly instructive. Sold
only by subscription; in English cloth,
at 50 per copy.
The Ladies' Medical Guide;
By $. Pancoast, NJ. d., Professor OF
Anatomy and Physiology in Penn
Medical University. Philadelphia, Pa.
Being an instructive treatise on the
structure and functions of the repro
ductive organs and diseases OF females,
with modes OF treatment. The book
is a scientific work but written in
chaste and easily comprehended
terms. The moral tone of the work il
unexceptionable. So delicate a sub
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modestly. The volume is intented as
"A Gospel of Health to the suffering
woman, and designed to present infor-
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zeal stamina and the maintenance OF
her dignity, grace, beauty and longev-
ity. All the prominent diseases of te-
males and children are noted, and the
symptoms given, and the means to
their cure and aneliora;ion suggested
and presented in order that females
generally may be enabled 10 treat
themselves, except in obstinate mala
dies. The work is ISSUED in one large
limo volume. ~ 600 pages, con
tains over 40 Illustrative engravings.
II is printed on fine tinted paper.
Price, So, and is sold by. subscription
only.
EOwler's Great Work.
Or Phrenology, Physiognomy, Man
hood, Womanhood, and their Mu-
ual Int%errelations; Selection, or
Mutual Adaption; Married Life
Made Happy; Reproduction, Ma
ternity, Bearing, Nursing and
Rearing Children; Sexual Ailments
Restored, etc., etc. A large svo. vol.
OF $50 pages, illustrated, by Prof. o. ).
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