, 1881-11-19

regnn's the darkness that might be ielt as n
stOrID of light sa1id from the desert.
Tho healing of thu bitter wntcr of
Mnrn,. iIr .l,inks was t,ona bv drawing nIf
t}a surfnco water which Ind by evaporation
hecn,nc I'm .n,t IN hr ,xatl. And iho rnt,,.
,m,,d y. t,,s,,,,, -, tI,n s,,, a,tI ,,,,o, h,o
manu- Or Josnoa % ~ tne sun s.sil ai'a !loo'. s,n no
constfnes rs M or''er TO those lai1ll'aTles 70
eclipse, and caused great CONSERVATION to
tho "n"n,v t;n n,lo,ss ~ onurao tha innr.
,.av .,,no., - - asna...',. s.,a .',.,sa tI';a
o"y uicusy u t1'e elea.io!1' anu n'ahes tn's
f'o't sfo tof lhoso anu taltct1ll 1htcrpreta-
tl0n OF the Mosntc account of the creation Of
man and woman, whirl, |,e csteems n sprt of
pnctlral representation ~ a int In acirt,co
tvt;n,, The 'r.,r1 ,.ns ~, - rroare @ ~
ciate WHEN Guicsls vas written, nor for
thousands OF yeurs afterwards. Paradise,
In bclieycs. wax situated smith of lin
,,,u,;, - ,no r,,,hra.as onT r,as s,,,.'
merged by the Indian Ocean Mt the
Ting OF the 'ood. lh1s location
0f Paradise no conslners favorable to the
tifeOfy ulat man took llls ori9sn m q climate
where ttie monkey Tribes nbullndc,l. 70 some
III IN tic M cIosn9 Iceiufs i;i1of. T Truaton m dis.
cnsses sac!i topics NJ the following: DEVELOP
nellt ~ itillVidtals. ancestral Influences,
EXTERNAL circumstances after BIRTH, process
upward anh downwar.! development; mural
Invertebrates, power nf the WILL, prcics.Ena,,
tlo1!, causes ol ih3cfndslahces neef'ilgtlses hhu
coitce taverf!s, dislike to int, education.
religion and development, etc.
"lsms Old and New"-nubfshed bv s. c.
Grirvs Il Co. Ut Cl,EcaroLcOntnins the SUBJ
stance Of several dscoursps by tho Rev,
George &. i.orinler, u. b., Gf tl,Is ciiy. The
topics discussed are Agnosticissn, Atheism,
i'anthcisn alntcriulis,t,, Natnralist,l. Tes-
stIDjsm. Dti,fjlyf,1. UnltnrEanisln. Sulrttuui-
Isu, Skepticis1n, Liberalism, Forlnalisln, De
,npf,inatto,ialiain, M0rIlotlis1n, I'a,perisln,
ful aid exhaustive treatment Of all these
tl,e,l,ra. Tin viii. however. meet will ,,,nIv
valuable things, The style Is highly rl,etnr-
icat. in so,ne Instances tnrgld-silail W. say
ho.ibastlc? Dut maily tl,ollghts are well de-
veiopctl, and tie VOLUME will do g1o,l. it
casc @ Of Whit some Viii des,, % lis ia faults III p Of
sty!e and partly because It SHOWS wide reatl-
ing and no jltilo reelection on the various SUBJ
jrcts Of which II treats. It Is we'll gotten up,
iiIn Mi nj Mr. f;rfuns' ',onks.
.rho po,, : ,,,,,s ~ trh.,,,,s,, ~ .,oo.,.
III, las published a volume entitled aKtne.
iee, Christian Centuries tn Outline" THE
yo!ums Is = duodeci'no q 3'o pnges. and is
| roiiie reading md literary clubs. X. Crais il
| CO., Of Cl1Icago, arc the publishers. Such 4
| work Is 1ntch needed as III, announcement
md help III historical studies Str. Th0,up.
| son has well explored tf,g ground Antl lus
| produced q volume which, although, Of ne
| ressity 4 very limited ouillne. cOI,tst,,s n
great nn,n.,er of facts III their chronological
! 0rier ntlti cannot fnil 10 be widely useful, It
viii be yil,iabIe, without further renttng. 10
| n Ercnt number OF Dtrsots who have not the
Tine or thg laGtilties tor consulting tle allilor-
ities on which tle sateinel'ts of the 11ok nro
1ass; hn @ + m ~ s,i 1 te 70 r.
nivluuhts Miiu reMllng G!ubs Iiat 1,ay oe a.
ciyil aid scclesiastical history. Thy % auti,nr !4
! !llviaes M work inlo tonf nnrts TIE btst
ptelilnnnry; M coistatni9nE SIX cnnnpIeFs, ott
f nfs ftistnricn M Weanr @ setFn4 sFse ior r ,s'm n
5s.9sy lny ~ IiisteT Iuiiitosopn&y & oi H., il1oIy ~ e
IinnNtnaia!H,n !,n OF n!sloIy, ana lhe sources ol
!Isto e secnnu @ aYlS,or ~, hir. Is agyosu 70 70
AMeioms i1'2,osS. Nnh III piftn H., o. ImIisf 10
The Third diyisioM covers the period from
tno AKIN M 70 ue { {plltcettn tchtMnIyM,1taah M !s.
1Io. tna iall q h1e' n a.o, 70 i tho discovery
a. AMERICA ii1.. iiie iouItn tiTlslnl coll
brief Index ut the close.
The "Note. Book Of IN Elderly Lady," by
Elizabeth NJ. Sewell, well.known writer of
ton l. Co., OF New York. it treats Of felnalo
! ritncution from nh English point Of View.
Ths author discusses the subject from be-
ginning tu entf on tbs assumption TINT young
!. tley ought ntl to bo trul,,,i ui,tler cnurchjy
guidance. She is. OF course. .tevout Z pis-
1pal!nn of fa ,ns Ess type W. eannot see
American families, although it Is well writ.
Ten.
f,,or,a. c,~,h,or,. c,,, how. do,o e,,ot,
1aI!es M ac1lemcs osiis s!asp uVlie eout
WorK tol m111,istefs' tneologleai stMMehIs, ane'
Inas.sens iayeM III pnols1ns II: lhetl's ;F
nsGtnles on snS ahsoty VI rssng'is rs aae
aEt!or W. ts iHl .aans yeats paasGH aaGle5soi
g Sncrca lfnetorlc ~ A,lt!ossr Iilcoinglcal M
seminary. rev iroleSsofs ~ ny s aepa,I!. ,,!
en. @ ~ my" uoe a w opa h serxicS 1 ~ III, u tfa nt
,ns ~ STns c ~! aol u'v tf M lvG
Which % he rul!seteut Ituih yGnl ~ Sear u n.s
ctassss. 1acy a,s % III ~ WIZ t,,t taeotecm,, ~
lue oxpeIsu u p!h.tIGm. it; au.i,t5; anIIu.f I
qMeston cqnnecnf W1.n LUG "ia,ae stplect u u,
Elench!i,g IL ovetiooke1i ahti every topic, as
iu,a Wlselt. ~ coNlso tIieIH Aie nuiasts vi
tiar % ,t, KY I!nis Kit a. ~ rcnd!s vi, wii
cnIlu'nln that lie n,iyallccs opinions wltho,ll1
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