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Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
Measuring the Plowman's Work.

The up-to- date farmer can es-
innate quite closely what amount
of work his men do in day, and
the way in which he does it is
very ingenious, Assuming that
a good plowman will walk about
eighteen miles day, he proceeds
to determine how much land will
be gone over in that walk. The
factor in the case is the width Of
the pillow. Cutting a seven inch
furrow, full days work will
mean the blowing Of an acre and
a quarter; an eight inch furrow
will mean an acre and a half; an
eleven inch furrow, two acres,
and fifteen inch furrnw two and
three quarters acres. Thus the
farmer knows how many men he
needs before beginning the work,
and also what each man should
accomplish each day.-EX.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
WOn'G Follow Advice
Aher Paying For Id.

In a recent article prominent
physician says, alt is next to i'm
possible for the physician to get his
patients to carry out any prescribed
course of hygiene or diet to the
smallest extent, he has but one re"
sort left, namely, the drug treats
ment." When medicines are used
tor chronic constipation, the most
mild and gentle obtainable, such as
Chambcrlain's Stomach ~ LIVER
Tablets, should be employed. Their
nse is not followed by constipation
as they leave the bowels IN q natural
and healthy condition For sale at
Shows drug store,
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
w. T. Stewart.
NOTICE.

will meet the taxpayers of Sharp county at the follow.
ing named places and dates tor the purpose OF assessing
the personal property of said county for the year 1907
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23

Pine Bluff, April 19.-Hon.
Jesse D. Bush Of Dexter. one Of
Jefferson county's representatives
in the state general assembly,
one Of the most conspicuous
characters in Arkansas, familiar
ly known as the tall sycamore
Of Dexter" has been heard from
again. For the twenty first time
since his home has been estab-
lish6d a little visitor has arrived
to bless the fond parents. This
time the arrival is a boy. His
name will be "David Bennett
Hill Bush of Dexter. 4" A pic
turesque feature Of Mr.. Bush's
large family lies in the fact that
Mr.. Bush is easily able to carry
his township with his sons as
voters.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
SciasfC RllcsgEnaGSssH Cured
after IA wears Of suffering

I have been afflicted with sclatic
rheumatism for fourteen years, says
jobs Edgar, Of Germantown, Cal |
was able to be ar0uNd but constantly
suffered. | tried everything | could
hear Of 5and at last was told to try
ChamberIajn's Pam Balm, which |
dld and was Immediately relieved
and in short time cured, and | am
happy to say 1t has not since return
ed. Whv not use this llnlment and
get well? 1t is for sale by Snow,
"A fine rain fell here Sunday
night.
"Wednesday was the hottest
day Of the season.
Rev. j, S. Watson breaches
at Cave City next Sunday.
A fine mare, the property Of
Dr.. John M. Watkins, died a
night or two ago.
Hon. and Mrs. Sam H..
Davidson and daughters, Misses
Ollie and Jean, are at Hardy
visiting relatives and friends.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23

Amber Cane Seed for sale
by W. D. Cochran.
County Judge Smith was
over from Sidney yesterday.
"A boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c.. Haley, west of town,
one day last week.
Prof. A. M. Metcalf of Hardy
was here day or two this week
on matters Of business.
Misses Elsie Metcalf and Lee
Craig returned Wednesday from
a visit to Hardy friends.
Judge r. II. Powell of Bates
vile was in town a few hours last
Friday. Judge Powell has a host
of friends here.
II: Pest 7rta:llv.:a, for Malaria,
Chills AMI fever is a bottle of
Groves TasteesB Chill Tome. It is
simply iron and quinIne III tasteIess
form. No cure-no pay. Price
so cents.
Rev. j. f. Butler Of Calamine,
the Baptist minister, will preach
at the Methodist church here to-
morrow night and also Sunday at
II a. m.
The ice cream supper last
Friday night netted the ladies Of
the Home Workers over S13. A
very good crowd was in attend
ance and enjoyed the occasion.
70 Cur: = c.l3 il One Day
Take Laxative Bromo.Qui
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure, 4, W
Groves signature is on each box
25 cents, ..
Says the Spring River News;
A we'll known school teacher says
that pupils who have acc ess to
newspapers at home, when COM
pared with those who have not,
are better readers, better gram
marians, read more understand
ingly and obtain a practical
knowledge Of geography in half
the time it requires others. s..
JAS, NJ, Simpson, a school
teacher of Cave City Ark, is
visiting his brother J. j. Simpson,
of this county. Mr.. Simpson,
made this office a very pleasant
call, and seems to be a very
pleasant and intelligent gentle
man. He will remain here a
short time to get the physical
benefits Of this fine climate
Plainview, (Texas) Press.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
His Maiden Speech.

One evening "Jake" Dawson's
name was drawn by lot in the
extempore class and he was asked
to speak impromptu on some sub
iect. Jake came from out west,
wheer he had grown up with the
country to the length Of six feet
seven inches and was timber, lank
and Iumbering-a jolly, great,
good-natured bashful boy He
rose dragged his feet to position,
hitched up his arms, cleared his
throat with cough like the bark
of a coyote and tried to begin
"Uhg! Mr.. Chairman -Uhg !!
This IS an interesting subject, Mr..
Chairman--Ugh!-A subject OF
great interest. There are, ah
three ways Of treating this sub
ject, all. Ugh! | do not h appen
to think of any Of them!" and
sat down,--EX.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
ElAXYILLE.


Hot and dry.
The mosquito crop is flourish
ing.
Our farmers are busy just now,
telling each other that we need
RAIN.
Our mining boom has col
lapsed- likewise the pocket books
of our mining stock investors.
The ChiIdren's Day exercises
at Cave City Sunday, is said to
have been attended mostly by o d
people.
Our candidates are all at the
plow handles-recuperating from
the fatigue Of their late journey
up Salt river.
Nearly al Of our teachers have
secured schools for the Summer
and now contemplate a mental
rest until next Winter.
Those of our citizens, who at
| tended the ice cream festival at
Evening Shade last week returned
with their mouths badly scalded.
If we had a series of food and
forage crops that would grow
without moisture, soil, or cultiva-
ton, we would soon have the
finest farming community in the
world. .a
Our church stewards are so at
| tentive to their business that the
preacher has to break open Athe
door of the church house in order
to get in tC preach.
The scant rain fall Of the two
past seasons has led US to believe
that the Weather Bureau is man
aged by a Kentucky Colonel,
whose antipathy to water amounts
to q mania.
The heat was so intense last
week that the liquor at the dis
tlllery near here was transformed
into steam; at last accounts the
citizens were carrying water and
pouring on it, to condense it.
There are croupy days for the
old democratic party in Arkansas,
about all there is Of it:
Jeffie runs the State House,
Jimmie runs the bar;
Eagle runs the Baptist church
And d-n it, here we are!
The volcanoes of the West
Indies have become active, and
large areas are covered with lava
and ashes. Is it not possible that
Satan is just enjoying his ash
pans and cleaning out his fur
naces in anticipation of a heavy
run on Arkansas politicians?
One of our friends, who is
Keeping batch, is becoming very
fearful of snakes, not the kind
that get in our boots and crawl
up our spines after we have at
tended temperance meeting,
but real 1--we snakes that crawl
around and try to bite body.
This is interpreted to mean that,
in the future, some young lady
will be offered the job of minding
them Off him.
Sc5atSC EShcsEna9Ssn Cured
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23
FCLEY'S HONEY AND TAR

Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and whooplng cough
Cures hoarseEess and bronchial
troubles.
Cures pneumonia and Ia grippe
w. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-23

DESCRIPTIONS Billy Allen is beautiful black aud
TAM fifteen and oneaf hands high eleven years old this
snrino weighs one thousand two hundred pounds kind
disposition splendid saddler and fine driver, being
double gated and very speedy make mile in 22O in
harness He is of fine build, good bone and neat limbs
GOOD eyes fine bair and gentle and sensible
Q PEDIGREE: Billy Aliens grand-sre was Eathan AL
len, who on June H. 1861, defeated the then worlds
champion, Dexter, in 2:15 Bily'S sire Ben Allen.
one Of the finest and showest of KentutkyS Morgans
His dam by Shiloh thoroughbred and his grand dam by
thorourhbred Hambleonan TO- family Of horses famous
for their style and ease of management.
Will stand for service, beginning March IS and
ending June 49, at Evening Shade Arkansas at the very
low price of So to insure colt to stand and suck.
Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur.
w. r. Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
JUVENILE.

A ROUND ROBIN Stories Children. svo. pp. lsO
Chicago Jameson Higgins Company
collection OF stories by various writers.
'2OO2" Chlld Life one Hundred Years from Now. BY
Laura Dayton Fessenden. illustrated. $40, pp- lS4
Chicago Jameson Higgins Company
YANKEE MOTHER GOOSE BY benjamin p. Cobb. IL
Illustrated by Ella Brison ouarto PIP 81 tChi-
csgo: Jameson Higgins Company)
nedy. Designed by Charles Jerome Costello Quarto
ID. e2. Chicago: Jamieson- Higgins Company
MOON CHILDREN. BY Laura Dayton Fessenden. Il
Illustrated By r. }. Campbell Quar:o. pp 9l. Chi
cago: Jameson Higgins Company
MASTER FRIsKY. By Clarence Hawkes.. i2ue. pp. Io7.
Ohomas Y. Crowell Company
In tho Golden Hour series story OF Scotch
collie
DoGTowN Being Some Chapters from the Annals os
the Waddles Family. Set Down IN the Language Of
House People BY Mabel osgcod Wright. Illus
pany.)
THE NEW PUPIL A School Story BY Raymond Jae-
6eTns ILLUSTRATED Sl BY Gertrude Denaain Hammond
story girls
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS.
BY L. Frank Baum illustrated by Mary Cowles
clerk svo. pp- 2oS Indianapolis; The BoweH-Mer-
A ROMANCE OF THH NURSERY By IAIisn Harker.
Illustrated by Katharine NJ Roberts l2mo. pp. 1888.
Gohn Lane)
who visits country home 10 be with children OF her
HERoINEs OF POETRY. BY Constance 2. Maud. Il
lustrated by Henry Ospovat l2mo. PIP. 200 Cohn
Ten stories about women. told IN pros. from the
writings Of the poets.
RoLILCKING RHYMES FOR YOUNGSTERS. By Amos
r. Wells Illustrated by Il ]. BridRman. limo. PIP.
1871 Hlemlng II. Reve Company
THE GIFT OF THE MAGIC STAFF. Paul's Adventures
in Two Wonderlands BY Fannie d ostrandsr Il
Brison. l2no. DIP. POI. Gleming H. Revell Com
pany)
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

THE MASTER OF APPLEBY. Bv Francis Lynde Il
lqstrated BY 7 de Thustrup; l2mo. pp- ISL
a love story the Carolinas in Revolutionary days.
THE MARCH OF THE WHITE GUARD BY Gilbert
Parker illustrated by w. f. B. Starkweather- 12mo.
1873 C2. F. Fenno
LOVE WITH HONOUR. By Charles Marriott 12rno. pp.
s}57 (John Iane)
vIvE LEMPEREUR BY Mary Raymond shipman An
drews. illustrated by F. 9 Yohn. 12mo. i59-
(Charlss Scribners SonsD
A tale OF Irish girl who refused TO acknowledge
her claim 10 the throne of France.
JOHN GATHERS GARDEN AND THE STORIES
TOLD THEREIN. Bv Frank r. stockton illus
trated. l2mo pr. VII 365. Charies Scrihners Sone)
LOVE AND LOUISA By E Maria Abanesi CEfne Ade-
la!de Rowiands). limo, pp. $50 philadelphia; j. b
Lppncott Company
THE LAST BUCCANEER. Or The Trustees Of Mrs. A.
BY L Cope Cornfeld 12mo pp. S1s Philadelphia:
J. B. Lppincott Company
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

The memoirs OF President Kruger Will be pub
,,sbed by The Century Company November
oe The war does not occupy so much OF the
booS as might be expected II is, in fact, hard
r. more than sketched IN. are also the Jour
rsy 10 Europe. the Portuguese confinement
.,s The residence in Holland. The bulk OF the
book is devoted TO an exposition OF the political
-slstons Of the Transvaal. through its chief
r,sgistrate with the British Empire. and the
Fosr policy IS reviewed for number OF years
-sst The book is IN effect the official justifca-
,,n Of the Boer side. unoficially brought forth
sar the republic has ceased 10 exist The spirit
n the President is not. however. that Of a man
,seounting the events OF lost cause: the book
is full Of an unshaken belief IN the future OF the
suthor's people
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

able satisfaction with his notion the schoolmas-
ter writes that there is nothing we would ap-
preciate so much-it could be used for years and
years in the school" In the judgment of Mark
Twain himself. no compliment has the slightest
value when It is charged for yet I think
never get one unaccompanied by the bill" The
idea is growing in his mind that when people
find time hanging heavy on their hands they
sit down and write him for something
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
FICTION.

ONES woMENKIND. Novel; b, Louis Zangwir.
i2no Do. 3S9 a. S. Barnes & Co.).
A story OF English society.
THE CONQUEST. The True story Of Le%is a1S Clark
A {. McClurg & Coz
PEnRr-DDocK OF THE WHITE LAMBS A Tale OF
tgoIsnd England and America By samuel Harden
Sburch Emo, PIP xii 329 CThe Frederick A. Stokes
CompanyD
7rzr WINNING OF sARENNE By ST. Clair BeaI.
Iuustrsted By Louis F. Grant limo. ID. Ss3 Crhe
Federal Book Company
tale of the>sxteeatb century.
-,,r- r,rrT BOTTOMS OF AMBRoSINE. BY Elinor Glyn.
iarno pp $40. Diarper & Bros.l
srrsNORA A Child the Opera House. BY Gustav
Kobbe limo. pp. 2OS- 1R n husselL)
The story Of little girl who was brought up IN me
Onsrs House and her associations witn tne tnustca.
srrists day. illustrated WIN Iep10Due'iOHs VI
photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
HISTORY.

NElw-YoRK: OLD AND NDw. Its Story. Streets and
Landmarks BY Rufus Rockwell Wilson illustrated
In volumes. 12mo pp. 402. 800. philadelphia:
J. +. Iippincott Company
RHODE ISLAND. Making and Its Meaning. BY
Irving Berdine Richman with Introduction by
James Bryce NJ. p D. c. L In voumss. svo.
pp xiv. 2G6 ", 395 &c p Putnams Sons)
Tho story Of Rhode Island from It's settlement In
1888 to the death Of Roger Williams in 1888
HISTORIC HOUSES OF NEw-JERsDY. BY ". Jay
Mills. Illustrated svo, pp xvi. 3is philadelphia;
J. B. Lppincott Company
The illuctrations in photogravure reproducing
drawings. old prints and photographs
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
BIOGRAPHY.


NY LIFE IN MANY STATES AND IN FOREIGN
LANDS. BY George Francis Train. illustrated.
l2rno. pp XXI. 5sS ID Appleton Coz
illustrated with reproductions Of photographs.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON. By Austin Dobson- i2mo,
pp 2l4. CThe Macmillan Company
In the English Men Of Letters series.
COLONEL ALEXANDER X. MCLURES RECOLLEc-
TIONS OF HALF A CENTURY. l2no, PIP viii. 502
GSaem, Mass: The Salem Press CompanyD
LIFE OF IJLRICH ZWINGLI. BY Samuel Simpson.
l2mo. pp. 2o7 CThe Baker & Taylor Company
An account Of Swiss reformer's life and doc
trines.
TOISTOI AS MAN AND ARTIST. With essay
DostoIevsk BY Dmitr1 MereJkowski 12mo. 3iO.
&c. 2. Putnams Sons)
psychological study of the Russian writer. con-
trasting him and his life with the career and work
of DostoIevski
THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF JAMES MARTINEAU.
IL D. s. T. D, Etc BY James DrumInond nd N; A.
IL. D. Hon. Lit D., and a survey OF his philo-
sophicai work by c. B. Upton, B. A. B; Sc In two
volumes. With portraits svo, tx. 45S. bi9.
(Dodd, Mead & CoD
STUDIES OF a BIoGRAPEER- BY Leslie Stephen.
III and ". l2rno, pp. 25, 2I9. &C. p.
Putnam's SonsD
Papers lives and works OF OF
science and letters.
JotsN GREENI.EAF WHITTIER. BY Thomas Went
worth Hisginson limo. pp. VIII 1Sb tThe Mac
milan Company
In the English Men Letters series.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

Thomas Wentworth Higginson in his study
Of John Greenleaf Whittier in the English Men
OF Letters series. cites the ''Proem' beginning
Il love those old melodious lays
Which softly melt the ages through"
as a conscious indication Of the poets twofold
mental character as seer and reformer. Mr..
Higginson says:
In summing up the results Of Whittier's twin
career as poet and as file leader. II may be
safely said that his early career Of reformer
made him permanently high minded and placed
him above the perils and temptations of a mere
ly literary career This he himself recognized
from the first, and wrote IL clearly and muscaIly
in poem printed at the very height of conflict,
1s47. more than ten years before the Civil War.
The Gift OF the Magic Staff'' is a story OF
adventure in two wonderlands by Miss Fannie
z. Ostrander. the author Of Baby Goose Will
Dwiggins has drawn the illustrations. The
Fleming H. Reven Company are the publishers.
The buttons are importing work OF consd-
cradle scope the art OF 'Luca and Andrea
Della Robbia" by Maud CruttwelI. There are
over one hundred and fifty illustrations of vari-
Gus examples.
Louis Rhead has devoted himself to "The
speckled Brook Trout in a book of that name
more than fifty original drawings. besides color
plates. photographers and reproductions from
etchings. The Izaak Waltons Of the present day
are inclined 20 specialize.
Claude Halstead Van Tyne's book on the
"Loyalists in the American Revolution which
has just been published by the Macmillan Com
pany, is comprehensive study OF subject
which has not lacked treatment at various
hands. The author. who is a senior fellow at
the University OF Pennsylvania, speaks as fol-
lows OF the standing of the Tory and the nom
resisteTs:
The treatment of the members Of religious
sects who refused military service always
milder than that accorded the known Loyalists
For the latter there was ever ready the tar and
feathers and the thousand other Ills that loyalty
is heir to- James Allen asserts in his diary
that the dragging out the disaffected TO serve
in the militia is attended with every species Of
violence and depreciation" Another asserted
that the Loyalists were often drafted through
pique."
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

development. sufrerngs. inequalities. circumstances
work. recreation and religion
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW. BY j. r. Miller D. d
Illustrated. l2mo. PIP 80. (Thomas Y Crowel & Coz
In the What Is Worth While series a talk
the value OF living day at a time.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF DESPAIR. BY David Starr Jor
Morgan Shepard)
An optimistic paper on the sweetness Of philosoph
ica sorrow which has kinship with misery or dis
THE MESSAGES OF IsRAELs I4AwGIvERs BY
Charles Foster Kent, Ph. D. lSHo' pP x&iV' See.
Charles Scribner's Sons)
treatise the laws Of the Old Testament eiassi-
flying treating them under the heads Of criminal
private civil. military Humanitarian. religious and
THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTIANITY. Study in the
History OF Definition. BY William Adams Brown
Ph; o; .; D. l%n'o pp- Si SSz "harles SeriO-
REPRINTS.
THoREAU: THE POET NATURALIST. With Memorial
larged Edited by F. 3. sanborn- 12mo pp, xx. se7.
Boston: Charles z. Goodspeed)
With Preface by Austin Dobson, Illustrated by
milan Company
THE NOVELS. STORIES AND SKETCHES OF f.
HoPKINSoN SMITH. Vols VII VIII and TX
12mo. Ccharies scribners sons)
Vol. VII contains The Other Fellow and Tile Club
Sf Oliver Hon Illustrated with reprodgetons, $40, OF
Christy. Edwin b. Child and E. a. Abbey.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY Thomas Carlyle In
three volumes With an IGtrodgstioa' Notes ana
". a29 vii. 462: vi. s2s. &c. p. Puinam's sons-)
THE MARBLE FAUN. BY Nathaniel Hawthorne 12no.
PIP XVI 2i6- Thomas Y. CTovel & Coz
The Luxembourg Edition Of Hawthorne's story
TIE AUTocRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE. BY
ohysr Wendell Holmes. i6mo. pp. x. 44s Houshton'
IN the Handy vOlums'' edition of the "Breaks.ss
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BOOK OF JOB In twenty
plates. Invented and engraved by William Blake
Folio &c. p Putnam's Sons)
ITJCA AND ANDREA DELLA RoBBIA AND THEIR
SUCCESSORS. BY Maud Cruttwel- 4to. PIP. xix.
363. 6E- p. Dutton & Coz
A study the works OF the Renaissance sculptors.
illustrated with reproductions Of photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

OUR BENEVOLENT FEUDALIEAI. BY W. J. Client.
limo. PIP Vii. 202 (The Macmillan Company9
THE COMING CITY. BY Richard 7. Ely Ph. D., ..
l2Ino. pp 10. CThomaS Y. CrowelI & Col
Papers municipal government. It's need OF
FORM and suggestions to that end
FUNDS AND THEIR USES. BY Frederick A. Cleveland.
Phi D. illustrated. i2mo. pp xi. so4. %. Apple
ton & Coz
discussion OF modern finance with relation 10 its
methods. means and institutions
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

The scribners are importing the translation
n Victor HugO's STORY Of the Bold Pecopin.
a Legend of the Rhine made by Eleanor and
augustine BirrelL The illustrations are done by
H. R. Millar.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
EDUCATIONAL.

LIE TOUR DE LA FRANCE. Par G. Bruno Edited for
School Zee by L. c. Syms. l2mo. pp. 24l Uhe
American Book Company
With notes explaining difficult constructions and
idiounatc phrases a vocabulary, and a map OF
France
LIE PAYS DE FRANCE. Par Pierre Fonein Edited for
school Use by Antoine Muzzarel. l2mo 25T.
(The American Book Company
Chapters on the topography. history. government,
arts sciences and literature OF France. with
notes and a complete vocabulary.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
LITERATURE.

A HISTORY OF CRITICISM AND LITERARY TASTE
N EUROPE FROM THE EARLIEST TEXTS TO
THE PRESENT DAY. BY George SaintSbuTy. In
Three Volumes. Vol H. svo PIP. XVIII. 593 Dodd.
Mead & Coz
The period OF the Renaissance to the decline OF
eighteenth century orthodoxy is covered in this
volume.
RABBI BEN EZRA. BY Robert Browning. With Sup
Elementary Illustrative Quotations and Introduction
by William Adams SIade. i2Ino. pp- 80. (Thomas
I. Crowell e. Coz
An analysis Of the poem. emphasizing its optimistic
philosophy.
THE ELEGY OF FAITH. a Study Of Alfred Tennysons 5
In Memoriam." BY William RAIDER limo. PIP 60
CThomas Y. Crowel & Coz
A paper defining the spirit OF the poem, and draw
ing comparisons with 1t and some poems OF other
writer's.
A LITERARY HISTORY OF PERSIA. From the Earliest
Times Until Firdawst. By Edward g. Browne
81 A. NJ B. svo pp. xiv, 52i. Charles Scribner 5
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
MIsCELLANEOUs.

NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU
OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY To THE SECRE-
TARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1897
'9s BY J. W. Powell. In Two Parts. Quarto, PIP.
xcii l.1GO. washington Government Printing
Ohice)
Volume I contains the administrative report fol
lowed by papers by various writer's topics within
the scope Of ethnology. Volume H. continues the
papers
FERNENTUM PARMA. the Leaven Of the Life.
BY Rev. J. Sanders Reed. u. d. 16mo. pp. 40.
(WateTtoWn. n. Y: Hungsrford- -HOlbrock Company }
THE CHRISTMAS KALENDS OF PROVENCE. and
Some Other Provencal Festivals. BY Thomas A.
Janyier. illustrated. l2mo. PIP. vii, 2e2 tHarper
g. BTos)
Sketches Of holiday customs I'm Provence.
HARPER's COOK BOOK ENCYCLOP1 1EDIA. Edited
by the editor Of 'Harpers Bazaar" Illustrated
12mo, pp xii 443. CIiarper g. Bros)
DELIGHT: THE SOUL OF ART BY Arthur Jerome
Eddy. limo. PIP. 2sI. philadelphia: J. B. IAppin-
Company
Five papers the value and place OF delight in art
ATOM INTERET A S'EMPARER DE POUVOIR. Par
Edmond Denolins. 12rlo PIP 800. paris: Firmin-
DidOt Cie)