The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-24
Mount Tabor and of Calvary will still
be seen pointing heavenward.
JAMES G.. CLARK
LITERARY NOTICES.

"Smith's Bible Dictionary" and an
unabridgedCruden S Concordance. each
to be sold for 81, are recent announce
ments of the American Book Exchange.
% Beekman street, New York.
Juvenile 'CIassics-Beautiful large
type, elegantly bound editions of Ara
bian Nights and Robinson Crusoe. for
IS cents each, and Of Bunyan's Pil-
grim's Progress and Travels of Baron
Munchausen, for SO cents each, have
just been published by the American
Book Exchange, IS Beekman street.
New York.
New editions of Rollins Ancient
| History, and the "Complete Works Of
Josephus,' both printed in large, beau
tiful type, and strongly and neatly
bound, have just been issued at about
one-third the former prices, VIZ: Rollin,
S225 .Josephus, s.. American Book
Exchange, publishers, IS Beekman st.,
New York.
AN Encyclopedia Of Universal Knowl-
for $40, and equal in I'LL important re-
for less than 500, is announced for puD-
lication by the ''American Book Ex-
change, IS Beekman street, New York.
They have also just issued an edition Of
Chambers Cyclope'li;. Of English Liter
allure, complete in four volumes, neatly
cloth bound for s.. Their catalogue of
several hundred standard publications.
at very low prices, will be sent free on
request.
Godey's T4ady's Book for August
comes to us fill Of good things, bright
and fresh as an April daisy. The Oar
| ley is Il beautiful seaside scene The
mammoth colorcd fashion plate is ul-
usually fine, but in addition are many
pages Of fashions in every detail for the
wardrobe of Il well dressed ]atlya her
children. The serials continue with
Increased interest. There is II purit Y
and sweetness about the girls in the
"RrSrbuh t;arden' that will well repay
any readers for u peep over the fence.
The literary department comprises
names well known to lovers Of choice
literature, and is u well chosen buuuet
of prose and poetry. The Recipes are
especially arranged for Il Garden Party,
one Of the most popular forms Of FASH
io'1ahlc hospitality. MI the usual fea-
lures OF the Book are given in their best
form. and there are always new charms
to be found in Cooley. Send 81 to the
publisher, and try it 6 months.
Tie R"lioio- Philosophical Journal.
! OF Chicago, comes regularly to our t;,-
bic. 1t is Il paper claiming to be an ex-
ponent OF the spiritual theory 1t is 4
very readable paper, and, in fact, is
sought after Ivy all classes. 1t is able
fair, and impartial, and demands the
strict test Of scientific analysis to- all
| pllrno!nuna. 1t asks no one to believe
what cannot be demonstrated, and deals
! frarlrSsly with all cIarlatan3 and frauds
in the r;,ulis Of SpiritualISn. The ttli-
| tor aims to make a paper that will conn
mand the respect Of all non-spiritual-
lists, and it has thus far succeeded adj
mirnbly. 1t is in no way srctarian or
tltnolninational. We notice material
| reduction in price which has just taken
pllcr, and the adoption of the plepay-
| mrnt system (Which all newspapers
should alnpl.) TIE journal is the ta1r-
est eXpont mt Of no Tern SrritMlism .X-
tant. Terms 500 per year: SIS for
six months; single copies five cents.
Send for Il sample number. j. G.. Bum
dv publisher, 81 and 81 Lii Sale street.
Chicago, Ill.-kasson Republican,.