The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

al value and interest TO the gentlemen
| of the medical profession.
! THE ONE WHO LOOKED on; BY T.
f. Montresor. BY d. Appleton q
Company New York. S.25.
For sale by West, Johnston & Compa-
ny.
This IS a novel the story being told in
| the first person from the standpoint. as
| indicated by the title. Of one to whom IT
| was a spectacle. The narrator Is
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! as the reader feels very seriously as he
| laws down mis- book, is entitled 70 the
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The development in the character OF the
/ child Charlie and his somewhat unprom-
! Using uncle Is consistent On the whole,
tho story has individuality, interest and
1 strength
| THE ECHO CLUB. BY Bayard Taylor.
with prologue by Richard Henry
stoddard The Fly-Leaves Series.
Taylor's sense Of humor is keen, and
I he possesses TO an amazing degree the
power Of projecting himself into the per-
! sonalty Of other facts at moments no.
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THE GOLD DIGGINGs OF CAPE
HORN. A study Of life in Terre Del
Fuego and Patagonia. BY John II.
Spears Illustrated G.. +. Putnam's
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el Mr.. Spears undertook the journey
in the interest OF the New York sun,
and neither pains or money was spared
I'm the venture The author saw much
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readable manner and has added a val
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SKETCHES FROM CONCORD AND
APPLEDORE. by Frank Preston
Stearns. q. L. Putnam's Sons. For
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lustrated)
In this volume the author presents a
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and recollections OF Hawthorne Louisa
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he is~able TO throw new light upon their
genius and personal character
THE MIDSUMMER OF ITALIAN ART.
BY Frank Preston Steams. G. p.
Putnam's Sens. For sale by the J.
w Randolph Co
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the works of Angelica, Michael Angelo.
Leonardo da Ninci, Raphael Santi, and
Corrtggio. The book is not a dry tech
4.
teresting and attractive style, and con-
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hctype reproductions OF some OF the
paintings by the masters. have been IN
cluded in the book.
ABOUT MEN: WHAT WOMEN HAVE
SAID. Chosen and arranged by Rose
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The editor has followed the same plan
as that adopted I'm the companion volume
About Women: What Men Have Said"
dev0ting one month TO eacn OF her twelve
authors The writers from whom quo
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VIM. Humphrey Ward, Francis Bonney,
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cnd being arranged in the form Of year
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THE SECRET OF MANKIND. WITH |
some singular hints gathered In the |
elsewhere or after life from certain |
eminent personages. as also some brief |
account OF the planet Mercury and |
its institutions. G.. j.. Putnams Sons. |
For sale by The j. w. Randolph Co.
As TO the character OF the book. the |
hsadingS q aoma Of The chapters Viii