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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 7th December 1885, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1290, JOHN F. SHAW & CO.

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      by the author of 'The Spanish Brothers / is a very acceptable . The The book writer has a handsome makes a mistake appearance in , calling and should the Scottish be a favourite contingent ih during the the ' Blue approaching Brigade . s ' eason The .

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      * Green Written Brigade in the , ' lauded form by of Schiller extracts . from a diary , One Day at a Time , by Blanche E . M .

      b Grene , ing is a : very ' I hav simp e come le , but to prettil the conclusion y execute that d bit safet of y book valves work are . quite The as writer necessary quaintl for y human begins

      beings y say as they are for steam engines , and I am about to construct one for myself in the form of a journal . ' The tasteful binding of this volume should be noticed . '

      The author of ' Walking with Jesus has issued this year a very winning story , Blessings for tbe Kittle Ones .

      TTncle Roger ; or , a Summer of Surprises , is a capital story for children . The writer is Evelyn Everett Green , author of * Paul Harvard's Campaign . ' Very successful are this lady ' s

      efforts to win the attention and love of young folk . dainty Watts form ' 3 > than lvine that and in Moral which they Song * could in hardl the vol y have ume now been illustrated issued in a b more Robert suitable Barnes and

      Gordon BrowneK . W . Maddoxand appear James N . Lee . Admirers of the great y composer of , these tuneful sacre , d lyrics will be , glad to see the volume , and to have it to present to little

      folk whose true appreciation of Watts' homely words begins to appear almost with the prattling of infancy Althoug . h it has been published before in a small volumeCaroline Street ; orIilttle

      , , life Homes drawn and from Big * actual Hearts observations , by Mary E of . Roper the humble , is a welcome surroundings story . It of is the a simp poor le . tale The of author cottage ,

      whose name is not unfamiliar , writes with a genuinely sympathetic spirit , and the present story The is as Child good 's as Companion anything that volume has proceeded has a from amusing her pen coloured . icture well laced in its

      neat cloth binding garnished with gold and red very and black . With regard p to the contents p they m are MJL V / as MIU usual VftkVV & MIA full *¦ ** . *» * of \/ I- gems ^^ ^ w ' A-A' . KJ to */ ^ - ^ g ^ S ive ^^ deli VlVXA g ght A & V to « # V ^ little « . «• «/ VA \/ on "V- ^ ** es * - ^ i * - ^ .

      Its Quite Bible readings a store of , biograp anecdotes hical and notices sketches , and appears poetry seem in the to volume be well of suited the Tract to the lttagraalne pages of .

      the magazine . A plentiful supply of illustrations is [ Vide given page . 1378 , and Illustrations 21-28 .

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      John F. Shaw & Co.

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      calculate From d these to convey publishers a certain we amount have received of wholesome a number reli of gious children instruction ' s books under , all of the which garb are of .

      fictional entertainment . Oug'nts and Crosses , by Jennie Chappell , is a pleasant little story of boy life , in which E the interest . Winchester interest to all is much , details increased the le experiences The by some Secret excellentl of of a the good F y orest desi little gned by girl E illustrations , whose Chapman adventures . contains X » ost should iwtagr an account grie be * by of ,

      young peop . , . , tion in agreeable with the form previous , of a volume certain holds treasure equally . The true remark in regard anent to this the . illustrations In That Soy made Tom in Miss C (? nn ? M S " -

      Seymour relates the life of a young gentleman who was far from good at first , but eventually 0 saw <* W the 1 / JJ . V 7 O errors 1 J . UAO Ul of < . XXAO his ways VVOtJ'O . JLV It \ carries sOiM . M . AVO CM a very V \ JX J extensive CAWUD 1 VO moral JlJ . AVfJ . CVJ . . . East « Kfl «* a «« and «¦>«««« West VV ODbf , by F- ' J but Emily — , *

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      : fiflarmp determin . . relates ^ ation CarBrar of the the vicissitudes heroine ' s to of lead a poor a - good mother . . and Kenyon , her useful , son life , and , and the , par | an r poodle after temptations dog . The . lat , t » er Ll [ I y- sh ' - ' ' ould ¦¦'¦ . . ¦ ' prove - - - ' * ¦ an - ¦ eflfective - ^ " * ' " * + actor ' ¦ ' * ¦¦ \ - . on ¦¦ . the ¦ ' ¦ ¦ scene ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ; for ' ¦¦ ¦ young i , ¦ ' ' . ; readers ' '¦ , ] of ¦¦ ' , wjiom '¦ '• ¦ there ' , ¦ *! w ' ¦ - ¦ ill doubtless —¦ A ***>¦ ¦ ' ¦ ... . . yi . , . . . IVi-3

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 7, 1885, page 1290, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_07121885/page/30/