The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-15

mats matter
The author j disc uussi ion Of cause and ar
/ iect. youth, the experimental life. the
source q power, and many. other subjects
are are treated sa1 in&a clears and earnest man
WHAT VIA, "A WOMAN OUGHT TO KNOW
Y WA. nat g, Young Woman Ought to Know
/ 5 5y MRS. Mary Wood Allen, M. D. ST Vir
ling, Philadelphia = = q.
no one who reads this admirable book
can ne surprised that SO many eminent
men ana women have given their hearty
S 8inl + fho and personal influence to
TO the general attention Of the public
b 81 inns SIS Self and Sex series. the books TO
Stall, D. D., editor Of the L,,fhesa npa nhs
server, and those to girls and women
! : 1 Mrs. Mary Wood Allen M. d. the
n naL SUPERINTENDENT Of the Purity
HP emnara ead 1 q the Womens Christian
a a that has been said in their praise by
me educational, medical religious and
secular press throughout the country. and
deserve place in every. home -. -.
MS book. addressed to young women
Is =. divided Into three parts. The value.of
tne Dody and its hygiene. the special
pIah l!g and laws of maturity, and the
! lnird wisely and judiciously treats of
her a TASK qhe trainng The of
physician, the sympathies Of q. mother
81 anu me me tact q q Wise and judicious writ
er: We. should be glad if every young
woman n1l In our whole land might read this
book and, profit by ut. tt will enuin
young women to meet the dangers and
trieS iu naner mhleh lie before them in
ana receptive to LIES deeper meanings
and higher possibilities. It is a WORTHY
ee9 con Volume to Or: Stairs BOOK ok
NV hat a. Young Man Ought to Know ,;
issued by the same company. 81. ~ 4
GRADED PHYSICAL EXERCISES.
Graded Physical Exercises. BY Bertha
louise Coiburn, 3S9 PIP. over i5O Illus
n fratl %nblis II New lev York: Edgar s. Wer
on this subject there is. A visit to one
OF the largest publishers of school books
only one work Of regent dsts
a ers want among public school teach
Of physical exereise for the home y Which i,I
may be SELF taught. & The first part Of
Graded Physical Exercises is, as it's
name indicates, devoted to system of
wifhoat es gazen n an ordinary y
divided into.sight grades, one set for
1SiI y ear GsokfF eEAOO! HE. Eiach% ETOup is
one, the Principle that only from the free
quent repetition of a movement benefit
can be derived being carried consistently
o oIf th2ugh each group is complete in it.
seif The exercises suited to- adult de-
yelopment begin with Grade ", continu-
ing ing thro s,9s the series The system Is
having been tested by the author in six
years use in public schools and acade-
mics. s. . = - : -, +
& &. =. DOROTHY SOUTH. :@&
gssten $3.50 5t Boston esTfs efhrop pSB
!, Mr.; Eggleston deals IN this book with
the Virginians Of the great plantations
during the decade before the civil war,
them misfortune, If not sin of Iomis-
sion. They looked upon their countrymen
from other states very much as the Greeks
them "barbarians,' MI. Eggleston tells ise us s.
and he sympathizes with the feeling, at
least for the purposes Of his novel, which
m 1nitS ASH, simple most readable love story
Win a series of pictures of the life and
the time and the place that are full of
are all slaves, were well treated by their
masters and well cared for because they
We're very. valuable property -,
MI. EggiestOn' s hero is at first something
idly after circumstances have led him into
the the, current Of the plot. There islno drama
bao Which is man1
picture Of the peaceful cultured, conserva-
tive, ld-fashioned south Of the past.
e ssss =
Margaret Sidney (drs.: HI M. Lothrop)
mas mad p long and honorable literary
career. Her famous Pepper books, which
have delighted children of the United
States for more than twenty years, are
eeonstantly.in demand and show no wane
IN popularity. Her new Pepper book this
year, Five Little Peppers Abroad, is
fully +, X the equal "a Of anything she has done
present time IS 50 brisk that it bids fair
to run ahead Of the earlier numbers Of
the series, d q i. al I'm
Mrs. Lothro psresides in that hallowed
: SHRINE of s. itera ture, past and pres 1t,
! Concord, and her house there is the IA
NOUS IS .W aysiden Of blessed memory.
Here She attends to her property, does
her literary work, and enjoys the reward
1 OF long and honorable career in the
making maxim OF wholesome and telling juvenile