Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-27
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

The New YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL, OF
date Of January 6, 1888, has very interest
isg series of articles on medical subj cts.
The SOUTHERN PLANTER, for January,
has Just come 10 hand. Its line of articles
is, as usual, very interesting for the farming
community.
The December number of the Mississippi
Medical Monthly is a very creditable issue, and
it's coutepts will be found OF interest 10 the
profession.
The reports from the copspls OF the United
States on the commerce, manufacture, etc.,
of their consular districts, published by the
government, have been received at this Office.
The INSURANCE LAW JOURNAL, for De-
c.mber, published by c. C. Hine, at New
York, has been received. l., of course,
ministers TO a certain class OF readers, 10
whom il is invaluable.
The SANITARIAN, OF date January 4th,
presents a decidedly attractive appearance
in it's new dress. 1t is weekly which does
credit to it's editor, DIR. A. d. Bell, az we'll as
to the profession to which ne belongs.
The CHIHUAHUA MEX ENTERPRISE, a
monthly journal, devoted to mining, manu-
featuring, stock-raising and real estate, has
been received. The first number has Just
been, and it will doubtless supply a want.
MEssRs. FUNK & WAGNALIs, 10 and II
Dsy street, New York City, have arranged
with Messrs. Cassell, Peter & Giipin TO Issue
a cheap edition OF Canon Farrsr's new work,
The Early Days of Christianity. The edition
will be unabridged.
The Christmas pumber of d. Lothrop &
Co.'s Vide Auake is probably the abandonment
issue of children's ma gaziue in the world
The reading matter is of superior merit, and
is from the best pens in he country, while
the illustrations are msrvels oil delicacy>
and beauty.
BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for
December, contains the following: "Alisou's
Autobiography" THE Ladies Liudores,"
'Iole, 'sFour Months in Morocco" "Goethe's
West-Eas,ern Diyan," "a Singular Case"
"Urbs Roma Yale!--ConclusioD,' y Notes of
an Egyptian CauPaiener," inscription for
a Statue at Chelsea," "fhe True State of the
Opposition"
LTTrELL's LIVING AGE continues TO chal-
ieuge the attention OF the reading public by
the character of the contents of each num-
Der. NJ ade up as they are OF carefully Sc
leeted articles from the best foreign month
lies and quarteTiies. II is Issued weekly,
and in the course of year furnishes body
OF reading matter that cannot be eq ualed by
any other of the current publications Of the
day. Mansford has ii for sale.
The ROYAL ACADEMY CARDS OF the
MeSerS. hapnASl LUCK " 9OUrs OIL l4ODQOO,
are among the finest OF The season. Those
for Christmas have been greatly admired and
we understand have found extensive sale,
and those for New Years promise 10 be as
much in demand. The designs bear evi.
dence OF their origin at the hands of mem
beers of the Royal Academy, asd are unique
and appropriate. They are worked in colors,
end some OF them sre gorgeous and glorious,
splendid specimens OF an art that within the
past few years-hss enriched and E.ade happy
MANY homes on both sides of the ATLANTIC. /
The Forbes Company, ISL Devonshire street,
Boston, are agents for Tuck & Song publica
tions. Mausford has them.
JOHN P MORTON & Co.'S Westefss Farmers
almanac, Tor 1888, has been received at this |
Office. 1t is a Louisville publication, and |
has attained unto It's ifty-sixth year. So |
far as serviGeaSle sJmanacs are concerned
it has no superior in this country. Every |
farmhouse in Kentucky has the Western |
Fdrmsrs' almanac hanging beside the Ere
place, convenient tor consultation on every |
topic of interest. Besides the usual tables,
calendars and miscellaneous information,
the almanac contains lis own forecasts OF
the weather for the entire year and number