The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
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rHE oUT-oF-pooH LIBRARY: Ang-

Ans' By Leroy 81. Yale. ). q. A. Creigh-
! Ton, a. X Al-cJOnOusn, a. Foster Hlg-
| GINS, Robert Grant, Alexander Cargiu.
ana Charles Frederick Holder. Charles
| ScilpncI Sons. New York. yiJy
! for sale By George NJ. West
! The chapters IN this volume have aD-
/ pedfcd at different times in Scribner 8
/ Magazine, ana having been revised by
/ tneir authors, are published now Tor the
I lrsl time in book form. The volume coU-
| talns siXty-siX Illustrations. It's very ev-
/ loent that the seven gentlemen who give
| tho result OF their experience Ia "Ang-
/ ms are Keen lovers OK tho gentle snort.
ana that TACT doubles tho interest Of
/ the sketches They are literal sketches
/ from lie, by men ESPECIALLY able. by rca-
son OF temperament ana Intelligence TO
present the lull, all-arOuBd possibilities OC
dh7ilnb-meI 90 whom running brooks
nave lndeed been books, and their stones
! preached tlem sermons. tho notes where
OF he IN these same fy-bOoks.'
Inc hrst sketch Is entitled Getting out
inc Fly Books and touches entertain
lnhiy upon the magnetism which app
liodchlns spring exercises upon the true
dcVoteo Of the rod. IL also touches upon
leading books on angling from the time
OF Dame Juliaua Berncrs To this day,
ana dIudes to the fact that the same
note OF sympathy with nature has been
struck IN them, everyone. Curious, too,
says Or Yale. sis the vein of mOralzng.
which runs through the elder English
writer's ON angling, whether from the
fashion ot the time. on from direct imita-
ton OF Dame Juliana, their model IN so
many things else.
An evidence OF the solace that is found
IN angling Is the fact that ont OF the
trOubluus times OF King and Parliament
have come down 10 MS at least three
works on the art. Walton. VINO mourned
hii monarch slain. Neuahles whose dis
astr0us West India campaign brousht him
90 disgrace. and the Tower. and the
CrOmWc'lian trooper Richard tranck,
wandering abroad. an cOnsOlcd them
selves with the rod and writing oil its
joys.
Tie remainder Of the sketch IS given 20
advice and con mcnt regarding ny-nshins
IN general from the standpoint OF com
plete angler
Mossrs. Creighton MacDonough. Hig-
gins, Holder. and Grant. IN sketches en-
titled rts pcCuNcly. The Land or the
Winanshe' "Nepigon River Fishing
striped Bass Fishing The llaunts OF
the Black Sea-bass.' and "Iarpon Fish
ing in Florida" tell with the zest which
has pleasant experience behind IL Of the
special attractions OF special waters. DIR.
Yale furnishes an admirable definition
and explanation i'm his charming paper
on American Gamc-hshes.' and Mr..
CarrHU concludes tho pleasant volume
win profusely illustrated sketch Of
lZaak Walton. whose experiences as an
angler have been enjoyod~for several hun
bred years.
Aside from the interest attaching 10
tho seven sketches ass particularly pleas
ant presentations Of nature 20 the gene
raj reader. they abound in practical adj
vice and suggestion for the hy-lsher who
wants 10 cct tue very best results.
II.
a LITTLE GIRL ~ OLD NEW YORK;
ly Amanda Douglas. Dodd, Mead *
Company, New York.
For sale by Hunter * Company
Tho publishers ind b. remuneratlNe 10
bear the children I'm mind as the Christ
mas season comes On. and we pfopnesy Il
generous sale of this bright story Of Han
main Ann UudcrhiIl. It's style is one which
will provo peculiarly attractive 90 the
small person. and there is not one line or
10 which can Doe other than benehciai
The little heroine lS "a charming cnllds
and tho pictured life of the large house
hold TO which she belongs is natural and
thoroughly wholesome. The big brothers
ANA sisters are pleasant creations. con-
tcrn0r4rie5 Of those men and women
who were boys and girls ia the early for
ties the household pictured Isl OF course,
n northern onc-d New lOrk Iamly OF
good class.
on THE EDGE or THE ORIENT: BY
Robert Howard Russell. Charles Scrib-
ncr's Sons. New York. s..
For sale bv George NJ. West.
Mr. Russell. I'm twelve charming chap
tors. and one hundred and six remarkably
uue Illustration. defines the edge OF the
Orient as beginning at cara. the capi-
tai OF DalmatiI. the sOuthcrmost crown
land of the AustrO-Ii uugdriam Empire.
"a long aItorudted strip of territory
stretching from lstria 20 Montenegro. lie
ends bis journey at Lux or Ass0nan, IN
E1Vut not before. however. be has made
his reader exceedingly glad that he made
80. Ilo visits many cities, and presents
their physical aspect. the customs or the
people. occasionally gives tOu'n hlstoll-
cal or political and 3 continuously en-
- you wish 10 get ont Of the beaten
round OF European travel, IL You wish 10
see oLe OF tho most beautiful ana IN
tcrostIng parts OF the world where plctuf-
csQuo cOstuu es are yet worn, ana the peo-
ule arc still simple and unsOnhistlcdtedi
if Won wish 10 find % climate that sur
passes the Riviera. then run doWn 10
Trio tc. and take am Austrian Lloyd boat
down the coast of lsfrid 10 Dalmdia,
and if YOU can manage IT, try 10 see MOI
touogrO." J. was 10 that advice given 10
AIr. Russell by an Austrian official as they
sat one day under tho shade OF the chest
nut-treos IN the HauDt Alice, watching
the parade Of Niennese wealth ana beau
IS. that we owe the Journey and the book.
FOR the novelty of the itinerary appealed
to t.a gentleman to- whom 10 was given.
AVID ho took it promptly. lie has certain
d. hv so doing. and by recording lhe
things and the people that DE saw, placed
the public much In his debt
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THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERlA ~ |
PULPIT. The Presbyterian committee
OF Publication. Richmond, Va. fAlp
This is "a collection of sermons by MINI
istcrs o. tho Presbyterian church ln the /
South.
Tho gentlemen represented by contri- |
buttons are Rev. Doctors b. VI. Palmer. |
ID
this city. j. Henry Smith. or Greensboro /
s c., g.. ID. Armstrong oi NoriolA' va, /
J. ". LINTON. of CiIrksNi.le tennessee. /
John l.. Girardeau. lately Professor or /
Theology in Columbia Theological SEMI /
nary. j. -. Stratton. -. d., Naichez, /
KISS. r.. J.. Dabney. d. D.. ga sermon /
preached before the Eighteenth Virginia /
-ceimcut lSD, i. W. kosebro Peters /
lurc. Meander NJ Woods, memphis, ~. I
Vs. llrilnd Baltimore. Nd, 4. W.
pitzer Washington, H.. - d. d. 'rs son B
Huntsville. Ala. ;. w. Davies. fdyettg-
.ii'e. Ark: g.. h. Bracket. Charleston, 5. /
To-. g.. 3D. suickler Atlanta William ".
scott GalK eStCn, Tex, dJuh 4. l-tt-.pl'
'hariotte. y. G.: r.. p. Kerr Of IL, Ricn-
n0ud. u. *. Smoot. Austin. ieN., W W.
Moore Professor of Hebrew and Literal
llra fn Union Thcoloeical seminary Va;
J. p. Cannon. st. Louis. Mo-. Ieyton
.fogc Wilmington. y. c., James T. vance,
Nashville. J. r. HOWertOn. Norfolk va, /
: b. Potrie. Charlottesville. Va, samuel |
/, King Waco Tex: c. r. Hemnhlll.
louisville. Ky: Joseph r.. Wilson. r. u.
.Vithcrsnoon. Louisville Ky; ". T. Y.
BARTLETT Lexington Ky. and Rev. W. L.
Iau OF Columbia, ; Q.
hn Publication Committee state the
motive I'm publishing these sermons was
wo-f1ld There has been demand for
book OF practical sermons. suitable Tor
ra1ing in public worship. when conduct
ID hv ruling elders OF the church 10
ias also seemed desirable TO put IN per
nanant form some examples Of the WORK
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