The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-07-26
CARPENTERS GEOGRAPHICAL
-s READER

rope. BY Frank C. Carpenter. Cloth,
| ~ mo-, 456 pages. With maps and illus
tratlons. Price, 70 cents. American Book
company, New York, Cincinnati and Chi
cagO. ''' -
we nave never seen a more attractive,
and even fascinating, book than this It
| is an, admirable and highly successful at
| skeleton of geographical facts, and to
| make the countries of Europe a living
whole in the minds Of the pupils. 1t is
o ohsed entirely upon the recent personal
| fore up-to- date in all it's descriptions
| 1t takes the children through every part
OF: Europe and points out all the most
being chosen both with due regard to-
child interest. and at the same time to
instruction, * {. - ,.,. j.. @. M.
=, The whole treatment is in keeping with
the progressive and practical spirit of the
age, and we can most highly commend
the volume to all teachers who are look
ing for sensible, sufficient and satisfac-
tory geographical reader.
HAWAIIAN AMERICA. 49,.
u, Hawaiian America Something Of It's
par par Whitney: Rp 800: $500: New York
Nj. Gaspar WhitRey has Written in "Ha-
walian Anerica' volume full of instruc-
ton and interest. The style employed by
class literature. His description Of ,Ha-
waiian scenery, peoples, social and indus.
trial basis and prospects, not only demon
airy models, but undoubtedly disclose the
same keen and penetrating powers of OBJ
servation, that mase his Son snow Shoes
ular. -. 9t1.~-55,N9. /. - >.-'7.,s~-2'
In writing of the peculiar charm of the
HaWalan asiands he says, that it lies in
HER tin physical eharacteristics--the sugges-
Oo civ hxy
their broken peaks and slumbering volca-
noes. and the velvety verdure that tempts
you to the hills, and begets an impulse to
plunge your nose deep down in the grass. il
your breast conceals any nature loving. relics
of savagery. &S,sz .@'-.Ie,S, -,
'."ris well. we approach this land from
consider its attractions and, Wen, too, that
our port of entry 10 Honolulu, for it is
on the Island of Oahu, the ,loviiest of ali
the group; Oahu leaves the impression OF
It's INDIVIDUALITY upon you. The Wild weird
splendor of the windward coast that cuI-
m MI In the Pali-a different, more fas-
cinating, scenic beauty from any you ever
under the insinuating influence of rare
vintage steals through your veins as the
steamer passes Koko Point and rounding the
DIAMOND Head, reveals the capital of the
archipelago" s7..5 -" ~ -
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
Things Worth Knowing By John H.
Philadelphia. .E7 12. = =
This is treasury of useful informa-
tion answering thousands of questions that
are constantly arising. 1t tells what to
do in emergencies, gives all sorts of sta
5tfstics. tells how to care for house animals
AMI plants, many useful household hints
Much Information in small space.
QUOTATIONS.
Quotations. Compiled by Agnes H. Nor
ton % cents. Philadelphia: Penn Pub.
fishing Co. assR -,
Quotations are literary fragments gath.
some striking originality in the thought or
expression, or because they embody ster-
ling truth universally recognized and APP
proved. Many persons enjoy a. comfort
able sense Of being sustained in their own
opinions, when some writer Of recognized
ability can be cited as having voiced the
same sentiments. The book contains many
choice lines.