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    ~~ o » and appearance . From the same . — ' Children at Jerusalem : a Sketch Hunt

    of Those Modern who Life have in studied Syria , ' the by marvellous Mrs . Holman Eastern . " p World ictures . ^ p ^ ' know of the how great l painter ely their h of success ' The ¦ depends Light of upo the n

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    dep country icting . the The peop little le and volume the scenery describes of , the mainly sacred in conversational form , the everyday life of English

    families throws into in the relief strange maiiy land , of and the thus customs incidentall and y the fashions of the people . It is a thoroughly

    attrac expected tive , far littl removed e book , and from is , the as commonp might ha lace ve been . From the same . — ' God and the Conscience . Love

    and Cook Marriage , who is apparen / By the tly Rev an American . Joseph Cook preacher . Mr of . some noteought to regard it as a hi h

    com-, p informed liment that a his second lectures series , of which are included this is , we in the are publishers AKJ & A , ' 4 Christian f Knowledge , * Series' with — ¦—

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    on The Prop lectures hecy / which and Bunyan were ' ori s * Pil inall grim delivere ' s Progress d at . ' Boston on Monday , evenings g are remarkabl y e for

    thefreedom with which the writer , attacks erroneous views of tho great truths of Christianity , -while he also deals with with th

    even greater power ose social questions which are perhaps more easily treated in the United States than among ourselves .

    which The charm he touches of his lies exposition in the ma of nysidedness the vast subjects of his Trading , and in the consequent richness of his

    illustratioi \ s and copiousness of reference , and in study slightest ing sensation his pages of it w is eariness impossible . His to arguments feel the

    are not all drawn from dead facts , but from the testimony of the life , and , as one among many thrilling passages , we quote a few lines from the

    he opening refers of to his the lecture firmness on of the Charles Trinity , Kingsley in which ' s faith ^ ¦ ¦^ UBJf ^ pi im in ^ ^»«™ the ^^ ~ " —¦ ™~ great r ^ M ^^ dogma — W ^^ % ^ " ^^^^ » ¦ , and ^^^^ ^^™» ¦¦ ^ proceeds ph ^ - ^^ ~ m ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ . ^^ ¦ ¦ : w — ' This ^ ^™^ " —¦ ^—

    modern martyr , who passed henco at the age of fifty-five , died as martyrs have died ever since the ^^^ £ ) 01 ^^^ apos ^ 4 V B ^^ ^^^ ^^ tolic ^ ir ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^*^^ ti ^ — g p ^^ fc * ; J and ^ ' —^^ ^ ~^ ™ I " ' ask - ^« - * ^ —» - — you ¦ ¦ ^^ ^ r ^ v to ^^ " «^ gaze M ^ k ^^^^ ^^^ " ^^ with ~ ~ " ~ ^ ^"" ^

    proper awe upon this recently unveiled holy of holies the record ( the of descri his ¦ ¦ latest 11 ption ¦ h declaration of Kingsley 1 of ' s faith death i ) b of and f

    b ^^^^ p ^ rave ^^ ^^^ p U ^ ^^^ , ^ B ^ P ^^^ l ate ^^^^ " ^^ , and ^^ ^ ' ^^ ™ ^ adequately ^— ^^ ^ — T ^^ — ^ ' — " ^ cultured ' « ^ — ^ ^^ " w ^— ~~ life ^^ ~ — -r— ^^ r ^^ K , , »^ a ^^^^ vivid type of what has been happening in tho wor ^ ^ — ^ f ^^ b ff ld ^ . ^^»^ P » ^ for ^^ ^^ ^ B ^ V ei ^^^ *^ g pi ^^ k hteen *™ W ^^^ ^^ ^ W ^^ - ^^^ centuries - ^^ r —^ 1 1 ¦ " ^» — v ¦ ^^ — ¦ ¦ . ^ r — If you » h - ^ - ^^ hav - - ^ - ^ - ^^^^ - v © ^ historic ^ . " » - » ^^ T ^^» ^— ^^^ ^>^ - » " ^^ " ^

    li sense easily , or be any persuaded other kind that of teaching sense , you which will has not I ) survived the Imffetings of eighteen hundred . JtA | W » WPiP > lW | MMpP « ilP »» IPP ^ -M'P *»»«»» l -I ¦ ^ ¦¦¦ ¦ i—WM . M ¦¦¦¦¦ II — - ¦¦ ' ! ¦ P"H »¦¦ . ¦! ¦¦¦ PJ —¦*»¦ IHI I —PP—¦—WPPPPW—PP-M ¦¦ 1———— ¦— Illl II

    - ^¦^¦¦ fc or of years the the , acutest acutest and has ana and been saintliest saintiiest to such of 01 crowned the tne race race multitudes a a source somw *

    of behind strength it onl in y ; life cold , and philosop . of peace hical in speculation death , has metap cision h without ysical nicety practical » - , cold app anal pi lication ysis , scholarl . I affirm y pre in - ,

    the - ^ ^— " ^ — — name ^~— - - — - — of all accredited history— 1 . That - ^ ^ v ^»^ « p ^ ' ^^ pV the ^ L M M orthodoxy doctrine - — . of for the — its — - Trinity practi - ca has - l value __ . __ always _ . . 2 — been . That held it was by

    the _ _ doctrine _ , _ _ of the _ j ^ Trinity which excluded _ - ~ --w mr ipj v from f f ^*| jy powerin human cultured beliefs — / the thought -r of

    G ^— - od - as , fate , and brou - ght th the - , organising — — - —|—*^ 1 and ^ VfX redemptive — ^ — t of idea the of God ' of s the fatherhood , and *»>** v » .

    especially possibility communion of men of the with volume God as the pers addresses onal . ' In deal the largel latter y with part

    transatlantic marriage customs , but the whole hook is well worthy of careful reading . From - the - same . — ' She - ep and Pigsand other Live

    . Stock — — — : a complete Guide j ^ - — to f ^ the ^— , — - —^— Breeding - — - — - ^^ ¦ w ^^ ^ k ^¦ p ^ and pVA ^^ Bearing of Sheep , Pigs , Goats , Asses , and Mules . ' we This learn — - manual from , which the - prefac j ^ - is cop e — , the iousl — work . y - _ —— illustrate of ¦ " ¦ - ^ ^ a apr — farmer % . m' d AAAV , is ,

    of experience ziot merel , but to its meet object the is wants , it may of those be well who to say are , breeding on y a large scale , but to supply even the - — cottager — - — — with hints .. which . — — ¦ — may ^——— — be of ^^^ service « v

    £ J - __ __ — ' ^— ^^ - pr w ^ ¦> T »^ V to him . The book gives full and g clear instructheir tions — — ~~— —— management as to the different and the varieties treatment fc Pi of of animals their ,

    diseases with ^ the ^ ; in subj - F ^ S fact ec , t there , on which is very ^^ i ^^ littl ^ nformation ^^ ' ^^ ^^* e »^^ in ^ ^ ^ connection * ^^ 4 P ^ is A 4 not W 4 A supplied .

    From the same . —* Children and What to Do with them — : a plain ^ Pj , J simp — — — pr" ~ le , common — ^—¦—~ " ^^™^^ - ^^ r ^^^^ - ^ sense ^^ ^ pp ^^^^ n ^ ^ ppv Guide ^ fv ^ M ^ v ^^^ ^^^ to ^ ^^

    Mothers Clothing , respecting Exercise , the Education Health , , Ailments Employments , Diet , , MPP >& sements Pl M PI , and Ph general M « t management A ~ of theirA ^^^ ¦ ^_ ^_ _ _

    Boys and Girls . ' The second title of this work proclaims it to be a veritable multum in parvo , and young mothers t- " will undoubtedly ¦ find in its

    ¦ ° — _ g - - - ^ — - ¦ — - — — -- — ¦ — w —^ - ^ " - — ' ^^^^ ~ ^ - ^ ^^^^ ^ r ^^ ^ p ^ ^^^^ ^ ^^»^^»^^^^ ^ ' ¦^ ^ - ~ pages them in much the ^ that will and be the of schoolroom infinite service . Tbare to can be very littl nursery e doubt as to the misery entailed

    on arents children and to by remed the cru the el kindness evil a volume of lDcapablfi like thifl I p will "wrill . if if , carefull carefullv y s fit tudied . nfl y iftrl _ nrnvA of nf real ta « . 1 value value .

    The , apparent simplicity of , some prove of the directions , amuse # mothers » 4 ^« -W ^ WJpB ^ P 4 t who have served an »«•«

    apprenticeshi may * LMM ^~ J v ^ B-am , ^ p * ps p ^^ in the nursery ft ^ If 4 kpVV , but AJU T ^/ to those * V *^ V * who are Jt , beginning life even the alphabet of child-manage

    ment will be welcome . From 1 A Ma Messrs rtyr JLJL Bishop AJ . "Wells of UJL Gardner Our VUJl Own W 11 , XJtoi Barton ' , & H C A o . — S .

    A singularl . ^ . IJUGILjr y -lOkXKJj effective ^ little poem Day , opening . By J - ' j ** with . . a I descri VtU £ 7 «/ JL X ption L / V < VTJLt of VA the lyX ^ VI eloquent VJXV / LJ UCJLJ j \ appeal C * l ^ lJD < hi made IU «» before " 1 >^ JI I

    Bishop he left Eng Selwyn land for at New St . Joh Zealand n ' s , , Windsor in the presence , of Eton a congregation boys , young Colerid which ge included Patteson , amon , who work g after other

    wards wards the tells ¦>**»•»»¦¦•¦ mission of ^^^ P" gave £ ave the w »* p >^^ -field ' himself himself ppj hero « ^» iPh . missionary « la *« a to to V > touching vt \^ the tha JUtyV * . » sam nam ' s ** p zeal lines » e e *^/«^ p noble noble » . » ' the and ¦— worn autliof of o w * » I

    ehort but adventurous career until at last The The sweet mission and grew saving and story prospered of the . Cross To new fields 11 I life

    In Must faint be and conveyed feeble , and lines he is whose here pourtrayed noble — I I Himself a Bishop cow—would bear the tale . I The closes with a description of tho trog > I

    the end - - natives —¦ poem of - - ~ - Patteaon r in v ¦ revenge ' a life »» fc , pierced for injuries by the wroug arrojr ht » ¦¦ « JJ HI | I

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1881, page 212, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031881/page/12/