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r. FrrrwIs and the Associan'o Vol XVI.
the American Declsi 'ss whitney Com
san Francisco: bahciV'
pauy. 1891. .t.i. r,ost inte-
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alou,S "one Of which States have courts
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hlEu - .arorts cases on so many subjects
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shasa subiects. There Is nothing ne" IL
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.n' NJ w. Work. but the syllabus OF the
- -; - ~ the court Is so short, compre-
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LIZ, abo lose sight of the principles
snunc,ated. that we copy small portion Oh
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rThe legislative power OF TINS ntate
covers every subject which, IN tne uist hd
t.,.;n,, Of tbe powers of government pc
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o,aI denart1nents, belongs by practice or
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ins,ysIative department, except IN so tar as
lrsib nower has been wi hheld or limited
H., he IStatel Constitution itself and sub
ieyct also to such restrictions as may be
found in the Constitution OF the United
States"
let nobody misunderstood this last sem
+erce which does not conflict with the
doetrine-the only true. sound doctrine
that whilst State Legislature possesses
all the powers described above, Congress
has no powers not delegated to it.
For sale by the publishers.
Adventures on ne Mosquito Shore. BY 2. G.
EouTER. NJ. A., F. S. A., with s1ty-six IL
lustrations. WoRTHINGToN d Co., New
York, publishers
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON Il Co. Paper
Is cents.
This is No. 16 Of "WorthinRton's Inter
national Library" and is the best OF the
series that we have seen. 1t Is an unusu-
ally bright, entertaining, and Instructive
narrative of canoe-trsvel and adventure
in Central America among the Indians and
half. breed Sambos of that region. The in.
habitants. their customs. the fauna and
Aora of the country are all minutely and
Interestingly described. The narrator mao
many adventures, both amusing and thrill
ing. which he relates in manner TO Keep
the reader constantly interested. He Is
never tedious. The book is thoroughly
GOOD work Of tra7el-one Of the best OF It's
kind. and the printing and illustrations
are all that could be desired. A chapter
describing an Indian marriage is alone
worth the price.
The Haydock's Testimony. By l.; Z. w
Published by request OF the Ghrist,sn
Arbitration and Peace Society, Phlladel
Mia. To whom our thanks are due for the
book. Price: Cloth. 81; paper, 90 cents
The purpose of this book is TO describe
the movement which led to the emancipa
t,on of their slaves by the Quakers II
North Carolina early in the present cen
tury, and the part which that sect took
or rather didn't take-in the late war. L
is an exposition of their well-known peace
doctrines. which forbid them TO carry arm'
or engage in warfare, through the medium
Of n rather feeble and tedious attempt q
STORYTELLING. The opening chapters are
palpable and weak imitation of Mrs. STOWE
and appear about third OF century be
hind time. The book has little value
either literary or historical.
Hand Book of the American Republics
Bureau Of the American Republics
Washington, U. S. A. Bulletin NO. j
January, 1891.
Here is q vast amount of information o.
subjects of special interest just now.
Public H.alh and Municipal Government. b
JOHN S. BILLINGS, NJ. d., United state
Army. An address delivered before tn
American Academy OF Political and 80
cial Science, at the Art Climb, Philade
phia, January "A, 1891. Published b
! the American Academy of Political an
Social Science, Philadelphia.