Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-01
ALLEGATIONS.

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 | calendar for 1886
 The Louisa M. Alcott | The design one of the neatest published. portrait of tb ! very artistic and comprises N1erce of tb author, Orchard House, the resiu Hoe in Cor Alcotts, and the One Arch Brio ,rmonior cord Mass. The coloring is hs she sele, combination of light and gold. T e take l tions, one for each day of the year, al S or an from the popular works of the auth s.otI have been newly arranged. Roberts Bl 1zit CTS, publishers, Boston. For sale in this $ by H. H. Peck
 "The German Verb Drill' is work pre- senting the mechanism of the colloquial and ! written language, adapted to schools or home 1 Instruction, by Adol phe Dreyspring, author ! of the Cumulative Method The 'EVerb
 5% the s6idiHge saaa. szs7 o65 dsIsST -yal.ens, it might be likened to popular | game. It always affords rest and diversion, l and few minutes devoted to it's practice | will lead to most surprising results in its efficiency as an agent for rapid and correct l speaking. The verb holds sway throughout the work and the rest of the language dances | attendance at it's court. It is a book that | will find it's way to all whs wish to learn German with the least outlay of time and | application. D. Appleton & Co.,, publishers, New York For sale in this city by Judd | the bookseller.
 "Amateur Art-Oil and Water Color Paint | ing" by Henri Charlse, is little volume by ! which one can learn to paint in oils or water | colors without teacher; also how to paint | on wood, silk, velvet and glass; with direc- | +; H,r tLat of nh hg to ! glass for painting and other purposes; cameo | oil painting, and for coloring mounted pho- ! tographs, maps, prints, etc. It affords be- 1 ginners complete list of materials and in- ! formation reliable in every particular and l sufficient for good start in painting. Special chapters are given on flower and china paint l ing The book affords all whose means will | not allow long and expensive course of tuition opportunity to develop whatever ability or genius they are endowed with by l nature. Published by the Amateur Art l company, Chicago. For sale in this city by | s. c Northrop.
 "A Little Country Girl," by Susan Coo lidge, author of "The New Years Bargain" | 'What Katy Did," "A Guernsey Lily" etc., is now published. It is an interesting story Of frlendSh1p Wr1tten In the style that IS ! characteristic of the author. It deals with | life, sometimes in it's sterner, sometimes in l it's fine and delicate aspects. The work is l one that can be enjoyed for the story's own | sake and more for the lessons it gives in the | phases of life which it represents. When fin | ished, the reader will be more than satisfied. | Roberts Brothers, publishers, Boston. For | sale in this city by H. H. Peck. The St. Nicholas magazine, conducted by | Mary Mapes Dodge, is undoubtedly the best 1 magazine for young folks that is published in | the country. Bound volume No. XII of this ] magazine is now ready, published in two | parts and including the numbers from No l vember, '84, to October, '85. The volume | contains serials, serial papers, papers about ! animals, short stories, poems and music, by | the authors nest popular with the young l folks and six hundred and fifty illustrations | by eminent designers. The magazine is too l well known to need recommendation and is | more interesting than ever when the numbers l are bound together. The two volumes are | beautifully bound in red and gold with hand | some cover Things and contain nine hundred l and sixty pages Published by the Century | company, New York. For safe in this city | by Judd the bookseller. l