National Republican., 1884-10-04

many tales by Grimm and others these
stories contain nothing to frighten the
young, and while this Justly famous
author perhaps docs not equal Lewis Car
roll in his peculiar quality of imagine
tion, he certainly does possess the faculty
of dolineating in n phenomenal manner
those robust and hcalthful characteristics
which constitute tho little lady or gentle
man.
THE MAN WONDERFUL IN THE HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL. An Allcgory Teaching the
Principles of Physiology and Hygiene and
the Effects Of Stimulants and Narcotics for
Home Reading also adapted rs a Reader
for High Schools and ms n Text Book for
Grammar, Intermediate and District
schools. by CMLIoU Is. ALLEN, a. NJ,
III. D., NJ. D., and MARY a. ALLEN, A. b.,
NJ. D. Members of the Broomc County IN.
W Medical Society. New York Fowler x
Wells Co., publishers, 1858 Broadway.
This is ono of the most attractive books
for conveying to the youthful or adult
mind the elementary truths of physiology
that IL has boen our fortune to sec. In
tho style of allegory 20 novel application
this to so practical and material n soienco)
the student is introduced 10 tho organs
and members of tho human frame as to
tho rooms and halls of a mansion, and Is
takon throughout tho "House Beautiful"
and made acquainted with tho uses of all
,,,ost ,,aasing pnS ins, r,,,,,;wo ,,,anra, tho
,. ant
woodcut diagrams. Tho MAN Wonder
full" Is described rs tho inhabitant of this
house beautiful, and his physical and
hygicnic needs arc fully discussed, his
growth from babyhood to adult age de-
Scrioeu, anu Ill tno requirements Oh Ihls
tnod ,nd 5rirS tha, nr, nsa,,i ~ os Vol %
those that arc dcleteriouq Mr.. and Mrs
Alien have we'll done their work.
A rew words from the beyinninp of n
chapter describing tho heart as "the
euginer will give an iden of tho stvle of
"Thn iuouso poautif,Ii noaaesses n
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including table of contents at the begin
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and schoiors ~ tSo u" "a d'uo bo,;,o " on5
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A neat edition of selected prose writ
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Miiton that we iall 10 appreciate MS
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now issued Is one of the parchment
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taste and style.
pFEopNc.. rurIp nrprtcIrt rtre Avn
p0sSIBiIIriES. By the author of "Con.
fict In Nature and Life" ID, Appluton x
Co, New York,
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| IN popular manner, and contains many
things Of value to any reader who wishes
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