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    Charmouth Grange , , , a Tale of the Seventeenth Century , by J . Percy Groves , illustrated . The Old Fashioned Fairy Bookby Mrs . Burton Harrisonwith illustrations by Miss

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    The with Public portrait Life of , third the Ri and ght cheaper Hon . the edition Earl . of Beaconsfield , K . G ., by Francis Hitchman ,

    Some Mystics Heretics , Wicklif of Yesterday , John Hus , by , Savonarola S . E . Herrick , Latimer , D . , D Cranmer . Contents , Melanchthon : —Tauler , and Kn the ox ,

    Calvin , Coligny , William Brewster , John Wesley . Etched Examples of Paintings Old and Newwith Notes by John W . MollettB . A .

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    Officer . , Queer Stories , by Edward Eggleston , author of c The Hoosier Schoolboy , ' & c . If Mr .

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    through the whole list , including Mr . Blake ' s wonderful walking-stick , * Old Ebony / that talked as well as walked , ' Chairs in Council , ' * What the Tea-Kettle Said , '

    * Crooked Jack , ' and all the rest , there runs Mr . Eggleston's own vein of happy humour and kindlinessandmore than allthe native and home-made flavour that

    has made him one of the , most , distinctivel , y American authors of the present day . 'Queer Stories * will increase Mr . Eggleston ' s circle of readers , for it is adapted for

    younger minds than his other books , and so long as children take delight in good stories , this book will be chosen among the first for their entertainment .

    Bib Keeling and Tuck , au er thor , bein of g * Three the Recollections Sisters . of an Infant-in-Arms , by Elsa

    D'Esterre-Chasing Tales a Fortune by Phil , Robinson and Other . These Tales , are by the Phil titles Robinson of two ; new Tigers little at books Large by , and the author Other

    , of that charming work , ' In my Indian Garden . ' They will form the first of a series of little 32 mo . prettily printed shilling volumes , of which ' Bib and Tucker , ' by

    The Miss Algonquin D'Esterre Legencls -Keeling of , mentioned New Eng above land , , M will yths form and one Folk . -Lore of the Micmac ,

    A School Passamaquo Gipsies Book / & of c dd , Electricity with y , and illustrations Penobscot "bJ . E from . H Tribes . desi Gordon , gns by scraped B Charles . A . M upon . G S . . T birch Leland . E . Member bark , author by of an the Indian of Paris ' The .

    Congress of Electricians , , 1881 y •/ , author of 'A , Physical 7 , Treatise , on Electricity and Magnetism' 'A Practical Treatise on Electric Lihting / ' Four Lectures on Electric

    Induction , ' , & c , Manager of the Electric Department g of the Telegraph Construction «•— and ** - * - » . Maintenance AIJ . WAlAVVlllWAAVV Company V / VAAII 7 M'A 1 y * , Limited JLJAAI . AX VVrVt .

    Food for the Million , a Guide for starting Public Kitchens , with Statistical Tables , Yearl Calculations Current of Expenditure the Prices of the 36 Gross Dishes and , Statement Net Profits of the of a Starting Public Kitchen Expense and , the a

    y , , and Ground Cheap Plan Supp , by ly Cap of tain Cooked M . Food P . Wolff to , the author Working of the Population * Proposal of for Self the -Supporting Improved

    • Decoration Basis , ' in with Painting a Preface and by Scul the pture Rev . Vol H . R 8 . Haweis Julto , December M VVVAAl . A . 1884 „»» fc ^

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    currying , and finishing , of leather , including the various raw materials and the , methods for determining their values the tools and machinesand all matters of

    importance connected with an intelligent ; and profitable prosecution , of the art , with ill Bpecial reference to the best American practice ; to which is added a list of American

    Charles patents T for . Davis materials , illustrated , processes by , nearl tools y , 300 and engravings machines . for tanning , currying , < fcc , by

    I U My Comfort Changed er Cross and . other ' Keligious Poems , selected and edited [ Vide by pages the comp 965-973 iler , of 1027 * The ,

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1884, page 913, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101884/page/17/