National Republican., 1886-10-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS

AMBU AMERICAN NPACKETCONPANY.
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hardt & Co, general agents, 6l Broad street,
New York Tran"Atantic travellers guide.
Published monthly. With maps Hnmbnrt
London, Paris. Berlin, Nieunn Brussels,
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Philadelphia, Washington, Bo'tnn, Bald
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Francisco, Now Orleans. quebec, aud Non
trcal. Transatlantic Advertising Company,
Tribune building, New York. From the pub
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A volume of 5l0 large pages, freely Illus.
rated, serving us full aud reliable guide
o the thousands who are continually cross
ny the Atlantic. 1t is given away, not Of.
cred for sale. Information concerning the
United States and Canada Is amply tur-
lished, and at the same time an insight OF
everything interesting in Europe.
Added to the maps Of the principal cities
II both continents is list OF the most i'm.
Dortant hotels, banking houses, stores, AMI
theaters aud pleasure re-
lurts ALL in fact, that will at once render
raveler arriving in a strange place quite at
home.
The form Of government In every country |
3 described, how administered, with It's |
foreign consulatcs postal, telegraph, and |
custom mouse SERVICE. lchulUE ucNepuINls' !
and national usage and customs.
Time tables of the principal railroad CON. |
panies, and fares for first, second, aud |
third class carriages are presented
The work is published IN English, French, |
aud German. A general review OF the
month will appear IN each issue, AN
original contribution by the most popular
writer's OF New York, London, Paris, aud
Berlin.
Multitudes Of the inhabitants of the
world are continually travelling. To these
invaluable indeed will prove the present
guide.
HARPER'S BAZAAR, A Repository Of Fashion,
Pleasure, and Instr ion. New YORK, Satlr'
day, Nov. 4. 10 cents. Fon the pup
fishers,
and illustrated on the first page. All of the
Washington monument order, and we fear
the heig & yet untl ished. These structures
may, after awhile, cause the lovely face of
woman tn appear the center Of her figure.
The barbIrOus custom Is still to he con-
tiuued OF bird and wing ornaments.
"Visiting aud Reception Toilets" to
our mind are no less ugly than the head
grrniture. If the object Of these be to
beautify the "human form divine,' we can
not praise the result, which IL to make
woman look-imagine a mOnster--a two
legged horse. Yet such "tOileth might
become even prasewOrthy should the saddle
be used to give little children an airing.
The fairy designs for piano front are
graceful, cheerful, and elegant; the large
engraving, "The Dancing Lesson is inter
esting. and so are "Ilunting the Mountain
Goat" and the Dog aud Cat pieces on the
page opposite.
Fashion claims the greater portion of the
reading subjects, though some serial stories
appear, aud short general articles.
Ladies' will be delighted with the bazaar
aud gentlemen somewhat amused-though
their own costumes are quite rs absurd.
FRECNDS MUSIC AND DRAMA, oct 23
u cents. the Harry Il. Freund Publish
ing Company, IS Fifth avenue, New YORK.
From the publishers.
An authority OF the highest rank in its
specaltes. Information OF all kinds relat-
lug TO these will here be obtained, aud, fire.
quently, too, various important suggestions,
Actors and vocalists must be interested in
these large, handsome pages actors, vocal
lists, and their admirers, which includes
every person Of intelligence.
THE wHEELMEN GAZETTE, a Journal OF
Cycling. Springii ID Mass. October .
NCutN' TIoln wv Ih"loHNlS
More important to the cyclist than his
little round cap and long stockings. Cor
respondence from all quarters on the wheel
subject, poems, stories, pictures compose
its interesting and Instructive pages.
| FANCY GOODS GRAPHIC. OCTOBER. l5ceuts
New York. 3Gl Broadway. From the pub
| llshers
This representative fancy goods trade
! journal contains valuable articles on bust
ness, with engrayings Of a thousand manu-.
features Of beauty, utility, and amusement
| We need not write extensively ON its par
ticular and public Importance.
PAPER AND PRESS. Devoted to the Interests
OF the Paper aud Printing Trades. OCtOh, r.
10 cents. Philadelphia: 30 South seventh
street From the publisher.
A fine specimen itself Of paper, printing,
and the several methods OF engraving,
| Both the trades are well advised and assisted
! by this monthly.
THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE, Third Series
New York White, stokes & Allen. Fol-
sale by Robert Beail. $3.50
A volume of spirited engravings, large In
size and amusing in kind, chiefly satirica
of Ancestry" 1t is finely presented, me
| chanically, aud the binding Is unique aud
| gorgeous. Good for parlor or library table
while visitor, friend, or lover, waits III,
slow descent of toilet lingering lady.
| THE MENTOR: A Little Book for the Guidance
of such Men and Boys rs would Appear Ia
| Advantage in the Society of Persons of III,
Better Sort. by ALFRED AYREs, author O
"Ihc OrthOcpiSt,' &c Funk " Wagnalls
New York, 1912 Dcy street. From the pub
fishers
A book OF wisdom, though all about what
many people would mockiugly call, "littl'
things" Quite the contrary-the laws oi
refined society are great things. They art
| founded on the noblest qualities OF human
nature. Happier and most brnefactOr OF
| his kind is he who Obeys them. There Il
nothing unmanly, nothing servile In such
compliance. Thereby he is exalted
By the careful study OF this excellent
work the lowliest may be raised and the
most lofty ascend yet higher
DOLLARS OR SENSE? A tale Of every day
life in England and America, By ARTHUR
Louis, New York: BrcntanO Bros Fol
sale by lrentnn0 Bros
This Is an interesting but very noveI
novel, for it has neither hero nor heroine
Plot, there is none; sensational effect, lit,
tie. All the scenes pass, all the incidentl
aud conversations occur precisely in al
everyday manner. Yet we began by call
ing the story interesting, as each reade
will probably conclude, be he or she in
cllncd to breezy outdoor games, to anus
ing situations, or to parlor or library reye
lations Of love.
! THE BROOKLYN MAGAZINE MONTH!
periodical for the cnt"r.hinmcnt ana in
SrurtOn of the people, ~ ctntS, NcN
York; Murray street
No master pages; good reading on all
"The Royal Navy of Great Brltain," frs
part, conveys desirable information. al
the Stage Immoral :" by Fanny Davenport
the actress, is answered "No" by proc