The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-31

crttr. ,is.- MT $40. q gid seceun' ~ th"
s.tar- and 'ha,r performance
Thew = plenty e -p,rt and story ~
W Elvvu Ssnsiv.s Upland Game brh
,n M.--r Macmillan American sp-'f'a-
rnsn'. Library Tho nature and hah''-
q ~. bird, arr d~-'rhs,l fully -auail
partridge, srosr-a. pl1ver. SusSl'ueH 'ur
k-y AMI ,hs rv-i-buf p~-rsnal alv"n'ir"-
and hunting stI-rt.uus- ar abundant
VI T = Van Dyke SUPPLIES a chsp'"r un
"a. quail AMI sr,us- - N" Pa"tn' tcar'
Mr. Siin.y II Bard 10 un- ~ 'ho-'
amlshl- person.. vho believe thai " n
wrong and injurious 10 eat ahir'al fool
Ia a Commemorative Guide 1nok - Nat
ural Hvxianic and Humans Diet 0l,omii-
Y Cruw.ll q Coz he i-ops argument Ia 50
far q. the, r. pos-ibl. 20 . vegetarian and
offers a variety Of r-tp-s for dishes with
out f--h. iii- object. ~ course, IL u"
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table, may be sufici~ntly spread with IN"
| KINDLY fruits % tbs earth. instead ~ With
,h, rrmaius q fellow creatures who Low"
life and Happiness just a. W" do In
spite Of his looking on |" morning chop
or stock - .ranain-.' the carnivoruu-
housewife will end many ~ Oh" rc''p--
useful. particularly In hOt weather, when
frui, aud vegetables arr plentiful
A USEFUL and up-'o-dat. ltth' manual
IL animal Forms 4 Srcond Book Il
2,ology.' by President David starr Jordan
aud Prof. Harold Heath 81 the leland
stanford Junior University tApple'onsD
II l-g,ns, naturally. with the sponscs and
crri- AZ man. whom IL nerly defines. not.
however, ~ - '~o-Nggvd animal with
on. fcatherp- Man, we l~nrn. is dis
tin s,ished by the inability 20 opro@" The
hs too ~ hs docs his thumb, and hy the
relatively enormous sire ~ the BRAN.
In. school ~ eYronterv In print. whose
pupils are growing mnpleasanfly nuner-
Qua. has evplv-d q youns woman, ~ least
she asserts tina, abe IL young and a ~om,n.
aud provides . picture In support 81 tho
Insertion, who proclaims herself the Marie
BsshkirseH ~ Butte. Montana" and who
has pred ed q volume called The Story
Of Mary MacIAne, by Tfsr--lf,- which Her
h~rt \ Stone 4 Co. publish. We under
stand that the author has b~cn eShibit!ng
herself IN the literary circles % Chicago.
where she has displayed ecc~ntricities
and bad manner In keeping with her hook
Those curious ~ vulrsrty and insnity
will hnd satisfaction In the volume: II they
look for -sp!ciness' or i~nd"cency such
~ ., Ia limited n contains they will he dis
appointed. II IL an insult 10 tho little
Russian n.fnH tho author profcscs to
initiate. for tSe~ was soinethtns moro 10
her than blatant s~sif-asssrtion and pueriis
profanity.
Another esier%ion has b~~n made from
the pleasant articles on domestic topics
which Mn James Fsrlsy Coz Ia. con-
trfbutsd TO the Ere,t.p Poet over the zig
nature &C. II IL published by 4 S. Barnes
4 Co. under the title .Hone Thoughts
Sec ond Series Tho same qualities that
attracted readers 20 the first collection
mark th~-e little eesay.. They all treat
OF the many phases Of home life, ranging
from The Value Of a Working Husband
10 @rie Influence Of Attractive Married
Women and they touch on the relations OF
Parent and child likewise.
The Story Of Cairo IA the latest volume
in 'he pretty M.dlrvai Towns series. pub
lishei by J. NJ Dent a Co. (Mscmillars,.
The author Ia Or. Stanley Ans-Poolc,
whose reputation as an Arabic scholar Ia
q guarantees for tho hirt orical accuracy
~ hts statements He has not limited
himself to history alons. however. but
presents the romance % the Cairo OF the
ArnDtHn NtRnNt M Wsu a. iHut U sSalhulll
and the Mamemke.. Tho subject lends
i,--lf remarkably TO the peculiar mixture
Of antiquarian euide.book and history
that he book. 81 tho series oder. rhsrc
are plenty O! Appropriate illustrations
and q map
Another attractive volume has bcen added
o. tho many delightful books on natural
history ina, Doubleday. Page a CO. are
publishing In Among tho Waterfowl
Observation. Narrative, Photography by
Herbert x Job. Mr. job ia an enthusiastic
bird hunter. but he hunts with a camera
instead Of a gun. and he has succeeded in
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o. tn. sir and ga He writes pleasantly
~ his ornitholosir,l adventures and tells
many ,hing, worth knowing about looms
and gulls and ducks and geese and many
lrss familiar s~~s-d~elers.
We have also received
The Philosophy Of tho Christian Re-
lision' Andrew Martin ~Fairbairn. u d,
LII d Macmillsasl -
THO hfe and Irtter. 81 Lady Sarah
IcnnoS. iTss-isss' Edited bv the Countess
Of Leicester and Lord S,nvordsl.. John
Murray Charles Scribnsrs Sons
The Religious Life and influence ~
Queen Victoria NtffT WASH iNVat,
Sonn.nschein 4 Co r. r. Dut,on 4 Coz
Rights and Wrongs % The Trausvaal
War Edward 7. Cook Edwin Aruoldl
'Prmsn's Commercial History J Il
V Mnrchan.. " A. (Sir Isaac Pitmlu Il
SonsI
civil Government, OF Ohio Frank II.
II Roberts. A " C. " Bardccnl
The las, DAYS Of IN" Ruskin Cuopera-
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Charles II. Kerr A Coz
Don Quixote de IA Mancha' Nary
r Burt ard Lucy Irfingwcll Cable.
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Nature Portraits" To author Of 'Cour-
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