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    Footprints , by Annette L < yster , contains * Uncle Jasper ' s' recital of a theft committed in i surrounded his youth , for b ¦— ' y which attached —^ ^ — ^ ™^^ an friends — ^ innocent — — — — — — he - man humbl suffered - — y _ confesses — — __ . __ punishment . _ — ___ . The . _ lesson , and _ which taug _ _ ^^ ht , in in his the old book — — age is ¦ and the

    * r ^* o »^^ ^ ^^ ^^» ^^ ^^^ ^^ ¦ j ---w -v - ___ -v- - - , _ ___ _ ^ » *• «^ ^ a . ^/ duty of loving others although they may have done wrong . Hov Sandy Learned tne Creed , by F . E . Reade . The combination of religious

    instruction _ ___ J . ^_ . J _ - ^ ¦ with ^_^_^ * ^ W 1 ¦ a ^^ p leasant I ^^ ~ - ^ *^ ^^ ¦ ¦ Jw story ^ m ^ L ^^ ^ m »^ p ^» forms ^^ . ^^ - ^ » * . - ¦ » rfc ^^ the ^ L L 1 ^ ^^ main ^ v ^ v ^ ^^ ^ ^ M ^^ feature ^ ^ k ^ r ^ ^^ ^ t ^ ^ ^> m ^^ of yx ^ p this ^^ v" ^ ^ ^* book B ^ v ^^ fc y \ I » - . Sunday ^^^ 4 ^ m »^ ^*« ^^ ^^^ p -school ^^ ^^ 1 >^ . ^^ ^^ I teachers ^ L ^^ ^^ . ^ . 1 desiring an easy method of instilling a correct idea of the Creed into the minds of their !

    scholars will find the book most serviceable .

    Mr . F . E . Hulme , the well-known author of * Familiar Wild Flowers , ' has written in

    Wayside Sketches a vivid j description , enlivened by ! apt illustration and appro- i

    x - - -j- ^—priate anecdote , of the ' familiar sig f __ j hts of the — country - — — — . ! !

    in summer and winter . A ji great w— jl . ^• m ^ v w deal ^—* ^ s % jv *^ of v / a . information ^ . *« .. a . m . v- ^ jl . aaami ui \^| j _ <\ '

    concerning the habits of i flowers birds and is the iven growth in the of ! , ' g t . . — —

    picturesque pages of this well-written book . i ; Between Two Oceans ,

    or George Earley at Panama , by Edward N . Hoare ,

    M . A ., illustrated . A fair portion of this volume is iven to a history of the

    g Panama Canal enterprise , , and the difficulties which

    bar its successful accomp JClishment . Interwoven with

    this is the story of a young man who is induced to leav 3 his 1 Kentish i ¦ f home hi and b take

    ^ p * ** *^ * ^^^ ^^^— ^^ ' ^ ^^» — ^™ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^™ ^^ ~^ - ^^ ^^ ^» ^^^ ^^^ r ^^ ^^ ~™— '" ^ — ^ a position of trust on the canal works . In the eddies

    of the unbridled life of such a community he is caught .

    Eventually he escapes the toils V ^ -M . » -r of -V / Jh . those V *« i ^ ' . ^ ^ b ^ who TV ^ A fc * had ' "' __ -pt _

    gained power over him , and , with w . & . «^ the « s Jk aid «^« r ^^ of -v- ^ Jb a « friend ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ » >> »¦ - ,

    Mr . Randal , discovers his father had , long whom since he supposed been

    drowned . In that discovery other mysteries are cleared up , whereupon George

    home , marries Rachel , whose story is intertwined with his own , and Earley they returns -, become to the his stay village of the now widowed mother in her old age . It is a book that will be read with pleasure as

    well as profit . 1 All lovers of nature will heartily welcome Tollers in tlie Sea , by M . C . Cooke , M . A .,

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    esting . The quotations , numerous and helpful , from such writers as Darwin , Dana , Huxley , and There W are yville some Thomson valuable , prove plates the . The author book ' s breadth will not of onl view y hel in p dealing the microscop with this ist and subj ect the .

    student , but will arm visitors to the seaside with material for many a day s practical diversion .

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    1622 The Publishers' Circular Dec . 6 , 188

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1622, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/88/