The Evening critic., 1883-05-23
"THE CRITICS., TABLE.


| from New York city, and observation-disclosures its
ehange OF hd0Hdt, seems to be fully up to the
standard OF previous Issues. The humber
| opens with an excellent story by Halevy,
| entitled "a Love Marriage" This is followed
py & me % second instalment OF Lindau's novel,
| powerful and interesting production, aOanada
and Annexation" and '.Irish AIurder.Societiesi
are a Meii handled In two articles under those
neaus, the latter by Richard Pigott. Paul
Heyse is famous on the continent of Europe as
writer OF romances, and his name is rapidly
His story, entitled ''Nino and Maso," now for
the first time given to the American public, fs
good example Of his vivid style of narration.
the editorial departments show the Iisuai
brightness and good Judgment (The Modern
Age Publishing Co, New York city, SI.6O per
The numbers Of the Liuing Age for May 10
and an,d. ~ contain ia mNasmyths Autobiography"
Fathers British QaarieSiy; "The GOSPEL M Az.
cording to Rembrandt," vCoatenipor9rv: IAN Ar,
essa 5nsSlysd H1ssSrlSal ETtS TsS RSSe"
Dynasty, Temple Bar; IA Visit Visit ais to Ionsfol. =
anS aGS' 1ssf simaants MSs BSys" e9Sso cshN Study
Tritonis," Saturday Rerie,o; ia Chinese
or fbo aG,ss ss Hsnsoos yosa With nstaients
"The Wizards Son." and poetry.
For flftytwo numbers of sixty-four large
pages each lor more than $500 pages a year,
s10.5O the publishers ofrer to send any one ' Of
the American "a monthlies or weeklies with
the ne Ltgln0 Age for year, both postpaid. Lit.
tell q Co., Boston, are the publishers.
contains nThe vagaries of Western Architect.
ure,o by Frederic g. Mather, with frontis-
Season." by Norman Pearson. "Poor JACK :. His
SORROWS and His joys" by franklin H. North.
"a Night With Remenyi,"by by I. ]. S. "a
Extinct Within Human Memory" by @. F.
Holder. aThe American Sculptor Ezekiel"
py margaret j. Preston. Also a continuation
jewel in the Lotos." Other short stories.
poems, and articles Of interest upon current
tppic;n i9ppicsi The s,,y July number Will contain
Phyllis" "Moiiy Bawn," etc, % entitled
"Moonshtne and Marguerites," complete In
that number, for sale by all newsdeaiers,
twenty-five cents per copy, SO per annum, j.
y. Lippincott & Co., publishers, 715 and III
Market street. Philadelphia.
pin Gpaessing aS6 s9ase aI q 0a,se Peter Gal
also London and Paris, has been reorganized
into limited Joint stock company under the
general style Of Cassell Company, limited. |
Among their recent announcements may be
mentioned Modern Missions, their Trials and |
Trlumphe, by Robert Young with introduc.
burrby Sn ny meS ames H. WILSON D. d. Edin
and illustrations, in ono large 12mo volume.
Price, ~. This work has met with very |
Iavorapie or reception on the other side Of the
tions. This first American edition is re. |
yised and enlarged and Information is brought |
new "Heart Chords" series by eminont di. |
vines, having for their object the stimulating, |
gasiding s,s and strengthening of the Christian |
canon Farrar, author of "The Early DAYS Of i
Christianity" which has had 80 large a sale; |
my work For God" by Bishop Cotterill "My
D.; "AIy Emotional Life," by Rev. Preb.
G1nadwick, ", D. D.; "My Body" by Professor
ialns 12S pages, neatly bound in cloth, red
edges, price forty cents each. The series will
consist @ OF about twelve volumes In all.
issue, referring to the subject OF "Emer-
gencies," noted the great Importance Of the
6n0wiedge SIo' @ which would enable one to provide
sudden illness, etc. At present Unusual i3,,
Ierest Is manifested In the subject, and in
bbndiaaeiphia bd the entire police force has lately
peen instructed, by means Of illustrated lee |
lures, IN properly rendering the important |
nrst aid to the injured. Elsewhere, also.
sS,eps Sropp,h are g DeIng taken to have this matter
,n,roqsnt pr prominently m before tho general pub
ialSe ile that the knowledge may be made avail
ape. With view to meeting the demand, P. |
baaais'oh, bara D. son Co.. philadelphia,
of DR.. Dulles '.what to do First" which VIII
contain full and explicit directions for action
poisoning, shocks, ETC., and be very much en-.
iarged from lis original dimensions. New illus.
lrations, very carefully drawn, will be added,
also colored plate showing the cfrouIation
and how TO prevent bleeding to death
n lrom on any breakage OF tho blood vessels. The
size M VIII De suitable for carrying in the pocket
book sufficiently plain for the family. and
an, aiso SO practical that surgeons, physicians,
ments and all corporations employing Iarae
numbers OF hands, Will ind 1t meet ali reauir
menIs. 1t Is now nearly through the press.
and VIII be Issued in few days, when II cnn
be procured from all booksellers in tho initial
States. 80 '''' 0"i'o'
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