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HISTORY.

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skirt double row of false teeth-the professor 5
teeth They seemed to be grinning deranIy at
me- I glanced shyly toward their owner. a
change had come over his nice old countenance:
the cheeks had collapsed, the lips tshteheo' ne
looked over a hundred years of age.
What was to do? 1t was an awsWara arcs situs ia
ton I could not possibly hano pack "a - ulS
Certainly have hurnilated him rose 1r9Il my NY
chair the teeth slipped on the carpet xcIaimed nas
tI5tsa a,Irs me. shall go to my room to get
it" When returned to the hbrary lfl yo,,f6 1qe
professor was sleeping peaceiuy, ms Sora"ad
That was A relief. He woke up with win Sar starr;
.Ah he exclaimed, forgive me havlhs g bt To
Iees - oct a cha nee" He seemed quite at
his ease verify hope and believe he was % under ef
the impression had not perceived Inc llisi u
fall b.
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY

THE LAST DAYS OF PEKIN Translated from the
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BIOGRAPHY.

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LITERATURE.

sHAKsPERE AND HIS FoRERUNNERs By Sidney
Illustrated. In two volumes SVo, pp XIV
224; xix 329. Doubleday. Page 6 Coz
A comparison early English writings with the
Shakespeare. critical discussion on the
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the profession OF medicine in the poets time followed
analyses Of of his writings tracing mans re-
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THE SATIRE OF SENECA ON THE APoTHEoSIs OF
CI.AUDTUS. A Study BY Allan Perlet Ball. 12mo.
pp- vii. 256. CThe Macmillan Company
In the Studies Classical Phiology'' series. A
critical study. considering the document with relation
its and literary value. The original Latin
translation into English given. preced
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TACT AND THE PROFESSORS TEETH
From Henriette corkran's "reminiscences

FROM Hei1rlette Corkran's "Reminiscences.
The professor reading aloud passa ees
from some of his favorite novels of Walter
Scott The lamp cast a silvery light on his
snowy hair and ruddy cheeks. The oak book
case and deep maroon curtains made a fine
background, throwing out in strong relief the
picturesque old face and head. 1t was a sub
1ect for Rembrandt He alone could have rem
dered the splendid light and shade, the chiaro-
scuro. the thin, aged hands holding the book II
was the embodiment of the pathos and dignity
or olc age L was not listening to his reading
of Walter Scott. but thinking of the fine pic
torial subject in front OF me, when suddenly
there was a tenpestuous. aggressive sneeze-a
sneeze that seemed 10 shake the library God
bless you! exclaimed: but TO my dismay-in-
deed. horror-I perceived lying on the fold of my
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ROCKS OF THE UEEh'
ART.

,,,-ryre,rNTf7 CENTURY ART By D. s sr MacTTii 3obn
With a chapter Early ,o, Art 0p'ee' Folio pp xiv.
%. ccaego1y: James Macehose SonsJ
GEORGE RoMNEY. By Sir HeroeTI Scr1hner;s sons )
+rsIaa - no DID. XIV 239. (Charles SerlUlei N
In the Mixers Of British Art" series .
1EF, SAINTS IN CHRISTIAN ART BY os MIS- Bei &,
If1E p.T 191no M XII 80. Q1Ondon: George De "
SonsD
In the series Of Lives and Legen1S OF otber @ Con
rIa-,fts and Fathers the Church Win o' 49, the
emnorary Saints study of some sans i~ ;nGmence
fourth 10 the eighth century, uaclls Nie4'
upon the art OF the tnle- D.. CLARA
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A DOG STORY.
From The Spectator.

From The Spectator.
An elderly clergyman, living some few miles
from market town. and somewhat absent
minded wlthal was in the habit of driving there
weekly, where he put up his horse at a particu-
lar inn, his dog always in attendance One dav
when returning with friend he was much an
noyed to discover that the dog missing and
insisted on driving back to find him The ina
was reached, and there. enough was the
dog, and not only the dog, but the parsons
horse we'll The hostler had put another horse
into the vehicle, but the dog, recognizing the
mistake, elected TO stay with his animal friend
rather than return with his master.
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RELIGIOUS.

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FICTION.

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NATURE STUDY.

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- r. n Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave.
Win - -,
Observation-Disclosures class; would IKE
fsvr more customers In private fanll!y' pg
the day or week: reasonable. DORNbA. III
West s9th-st.
DPFcsNAKER. experienced French
Sressr,aker. first class cutter ana inter
o,,I nv the day, 50: references EULAbbIb'
arc Smith l59 West 2Oth-st.
DPESSNA SNAKER.-French; tailor maze mace ;
fsHry shirt waists: evening gowns: latest
.+t,Ies, home or out by day. MT guaranteed
Nine PAI.I.f. 1+i East 42d-st.
DREssMAKE1R OF p. Altman & Co. wishes
~ more customers, those requiring
bast work 81 a day Address by letter
ESSNAKER. 253 West l4th-st-
SDATsKIN GARMENTS remodelled. re-
1yeG made over into fashionable capes.
,olIa-ettes and jackets; sleeves 4Itere1 q !,
collars rcnhaped; home only. GRElI. i"Z
West 22d-st.
CLOAK and DRESS MAKER.-Al kinds
~ garments altered into latest styles
s-cs- work: estir-ates giveni nome pre-
tcrraa GRETG l32 West 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-08
IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US.

LOANS on household furniture. pianos, etc.
ETC. without removal day applied for. 2S9
4th-ave.. Room 40 near 23d-st.. New-York
Write or call for agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SIT. BARTHGl 0MI6D'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2l1 East 42d-st- First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons. governesses. tutors, etc.
aFRO-AMERIcAN INSTITUTE. 324 West
Seth-st supplies only reliable help: white
and colored male or female for all domes-
tic positions.