The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-03-21

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from the country chapel to the cathedral |
The book is beautiful, illustrated with !
126 !3hotogravures and half tones and
plans of cathedrals. chapels, chancels
affairs, etc. .-H, #S>$.> 5
JOHN JAMES INGALLS,.
John James Ingalls,. The writings or /
John James ingalls,. Prepared for the !
press by William Elsey Connelley. 8 vo..
PIP 535. Price according to binding. |
Kansas City, Mo. The Hudson Kimberly |
The writings. speeches. and orations of
the late Senator ingalls,. one Of the great. |
est men Kansas has produced, have been
tions in book form, and the collection is
authorized by Mrs ingalls,, who has de.
sides his literary work, there is revealed
what may, be called th' home side OF this
distinguished man: which will make in
teresting reading for his friends and adj
mircrs. Letters and fragmentaly sketches
which have been included exhibit a gentle
and tender quality in the nature and
character of Senator Ingalls, which he did
not manifest to the world in his public
career The country looked upon him as
a man of phenomenal briliancy. with
, tendency to satire and keen excoriation.
which made: him greatly feared by his.
enemies and his competitors in debate.
and which drew to the Senate galleries
thousands of auditors whenever it was
| able that his power for whitening invec
tive and his mastery of language was
not equaled by any of his contemporaries.
But it is with Senator Ingalls, as man
Of deep and responsive affection, and as
reflective individual. alive to all the hui
man interests OF existence, that the book
The following letter affords an illustra
ton OF the phase Of her husbands char
| acter which Mrs ingalls, desires TO en-
| phasize:
be one of those compositions that the
world will not willingly let die:
Those We're happy days when it was
written. in the little cottage on the bluff.
roomful OF babies: obscure and unknown,
waiting for the destiny. SO soon to come
spicuous figures of the country for so
many years) How far away it seems!
| But would not recall my life and live
it over again if could. unless with the
! amend errors, and correct mistakes How
| clearly We see our folies when it is too
late YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. =
| SUCCESSFUL. ADVERTISING.
Successful Advertising, How to Accom-
plish it, BY ]. Angus Macdonald. Clotn.
PIP. 400. 81. Philadelphia: Lincoln Pub
fishing Co.
In Successful Advertising, How to Ac-
| cOmplish It. one of the most experienced
advertisers CT this country, within it's four
| hundred pages. has given practical les
sons on about every advertising subject
| These are in the shape of talks on vari
Gus advertising methods advertising
schemes. specimens of advertisements
| type effects etc, as we'll as the princl-
pies underlying advertising. Scores OF ad-
vertising schemes OF proven worth are
given in the book. The questions of pre-
pairing advertisements, selecting mediums.
methods of conducting sales and other
features are carefully and fully gone in
to. and throughout the book is embel-
lished with many object lessons in the
shape OF advertisements and typograph-
ical displays
| For over ten years, the author of this
work. Mr. j. Angus Macdonald, has been
| associated in an advertising capacity with
some of Americas best-knoWn and great
| est businesses; therefore the plans given
| difference between theory and practice be-
comes very highly interesting differ
| ence when brought into spending money
| for business purposes.
matters the name OF Mr. Macdonald is
we'll known, and when the fact became
known that a book on advertising was
| to come from his pen the number OF ad-
vance orders for the volume was so great
as to surprise the publishers, The Lincoln
Publishing Company Provident Building,
Philadelphia. The facility vet concise
ness of MIR. MacDonald's style is admi-
rable. Advertising would seem rather
! dry and technical Subject but here every
page is interesting. The scope Of the
work is indicated by the table OF contents.
From bookmaker's point Of view the
| book is all that could be desired. 1t is
| handsomely printed on special made an
artistic cover design. The exhaustive in,
| dex is a feature that the busy man Will
| appreciate.
HOW TO LIVE
:, How to Live; By Edward Everett Hale
| ST. Boston. Little. Brown 4, Company.
/. How to Live" by Edward Everett
Hale. is one Of the most entertaining. vol
umes on practical ethics which we have
The ripe scholarship. wide experience
OF the neva mere M
| minously manifested than in this volume
| One may form some idea of the compre-
hensive scope of the work by the reference
Sleep" How to Exercise How to
Dress, How to- Regulate Expense"
How to Know Cod How to Bear Your
Brothers Burden are some of the chap
| ters, which constitute this charmlngly
written and entertaining narrative.
In chapter III. How to Sleep the au-
thor says ITO sleep we'll is one, of your
duties. Do not cultivate, do not permit
any of the sentimental nonsense which
speaks as it sleep were matter OF
chance. Or We're out of your control: You
must sleep we'll if YOU mean to do the
rest we'll You must have body and mind
in good working order; and they will not
be in good working order unless you sleep
readily. steadily and enough Then fol-
lows a physiological analysis of the brain
and body, and the effect produced upon
both by unrest and sleeplessness. "HoW
to Exercise follows this chapter, and
the author shows his easy familiarity
with the whole range of physical culture.
both ancient and modern, and gives many