Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28

note that SAYS hSst the distinguished persons
ages, Plus TX, Cardinal Antonslli and Vie.
tor Emmanuel, by dying before the book ap-
pesred seem to have eenspired TO make the
note book obsolete, are bat sample of the
felicity and light heartednesS that make Mr..
Aldrich's sketches of travel seem like record
by ore we have seen and knswn, written
specially to US. For sale by W. A. d @, 3.
Roughton, Sacramento.
1.-THE Gospel of the Secular Life" BY
the Hon. W. H Fremsatle. New York
Charles Scribners Sons. This series of nine
sermons, preached to the students at the
University of Oxford, contains matter Of
which the world will get more as the leaders
in the Church begin to understand the real
tendency of the age and the enduring spirit
Of the morality of ChIist's teachings. The
authors desire is that the spirit Of Christi
anity be applied to everyday life-art, trade,
literature. study, in q large, sturdy sense /;
aud be believes that the gospel win stand the
test, and living be improved. He believes
that criticism is not foe. bat friend, to
Christianity; and that theology should
recognize the doctrine OF progrsss-so much
part of industry aud science, snd must
open itself out to new il fJeI ces and appro'
pirate them, not stopping 10 dogmatizs about
trif1es but clinging to whist is p und and per-
manent il the faith aud making it useful.
For sale by a. l. Bancroft! Il Co., San Fran
cisco.
From A. L. Bancroft & Co.. San Fran.
cisco, there has come to hard copy of
"Jarrs Daughter, and ether NOVELTIES"
written by Mrs. +. II. Burnett, and pub-
lished by I. B Peterson & Bros, Philsdel-
phia. The book is reprint from 'Peterson's
Magazine" for which the stories were writ
ten. They are clean in sentiment and ex-
preston, well written and interesting, and
nave strength of conception and natural
ness of plot, which lders the heroes familiar
and effective ia impression, as the authors
treatment Of the denouements plessingly pro-
gress. The volume hiss $50 pager, and is sold
in psper at 30 cents.
"The North American Review Is before
US for August. aud its contents viii be found
of unu ual interests The articles presented
are Moral Instruction In the Public
SCHOOL," Rev. d. r. H. Newton and Rev.
DR. F. J. Patton Making Bresd Dear"
Henry ID. Ll1gd; "WemaD IN Politics,
DR.. william A Hammond; Henry Georges
Social Failacies," Fisrcis l. Walker;
u1e Methods Of Legislation" Simon
Sterne; The UlssuitaIy Homes Of the
Rich," Charles +. Wiufate; Scisrce and
Prayer" President Galusha Anderson and
Thaddeas 3. Wskeman.
The August number If st. Nicholas " for
young lplhes Is Au4i VI llsSi6st III ihs IrAui1S
and profuse Illustrations "Linds," by
Charlotte A. Butts "The Vain Old
Womar," By Ario BATES "Oar Special
Artist" by Edwin L. Brynner; Memories
in the geological Gardens" Reccllections
of Drummer Boy" Zintha's Fortdna,"
1.-THE Lady Of Chineachgook, and Fly
Fishing for Black Bass" are some of the
leading stories. Published by the Century
Company, New York.
From A. L. Bancroft L Co., San Fran
cisco, we have of the Harpet's Franklin
Square Library series. "1'hs Romantic Ad-
ventures Of Milkmaid, novel by Thomas
Hardy. illustrated, prica 10 cents; ''The Senior
Songman," a novel, by author of Little
Miss Primrose" etc. price 20 cents; and
"Aut Casar Aut Nibil," novel, by the
Countess NJ. Won Bothmer, price 20 cents.
The July supplement TO the UNITED
States Official Postal Guide" published by
Houghton. Miffiin & Co., Boston. is at hand,
and contains 40 pages of valuable infOrms-
ton, including new Offices changes in regula-
tons, Offices discontinued, etc. Price, 81 80
per year.