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method the 18th verse of ad Corinthians. Every man is a reflector, shows the environment in which he lives, therefore by making Christ a constant companion man The will grow more and more like the perfect man. greatest need is to keep your ideal perfect. *Drury, A. H. In the enemy's country: a story for boys. N. Y., Brentana's, 1890. il. 8°, (Young hopeful ser.) cl., $1.50,

Drury, Rob. Madagascar; or, Robert Drury's journal, during fifteen years' captivity on that island, and a further description of Madagascar by the Abbé Alexis Rochon; ed., with an introd, and notes, by S. Pasfield Oliver. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 398 p. il. and map. O. (Adventure ser.) cl.. $1.50.

"Robert Drury's journal" was first published about 1760. This edition gives an introduction by Captain S. Pasfield Oliver, who thinks that either Defoe or one of his disciples must have done much editorial work on the sailor-boy's manuscript. Drury is supposed to have been a captive for fifteen years on the island of Madagascar, dur. ing which he studied its geography and history and natural characteristics. All later writers on Madagascar acknowledge themselves indebted to this journal.

*Drysdale, A. H. Early Bible songs; by-paths of Bible knowledge, v. 15. N. Y. and Chic., Fleming H. Revell, 1890. 192 p. 12°, cl., $1. *Drysdale, J., and Hayward, J. W. Health and comfort in house-building; or, ventilation with warm air by self-acting suction power; with review of the mode of calculating the draught in hot-air flues, etc. 3d ed., rev. N. Y., E. & F. N. Spon, 1890. 154 p. 8°, cl., $3. Drysdale, W: The Princess of Montserrat: a strange narrative of adventure and peril on land and sea. N. Y., Albany Book Co., 1890. c. 2+238 p. D. (Hudson River ser., no. 2.) cl., $1; pap., 50 c.

A love-story, with the scene laid upon a desert isle in the tropics. The hero is an American and a young newspaper man, who finds himself, through a trick played upon him by a rival, stranded in London with but a few dolars in his pocket. Chance places in his way an opportunity to go out to one of the West India Islands in the employ of an English company. From here his love-story and perilous adventures begin.

Du Bois, Constance Goddard. Martha Corey: a tale of Salem witchcraft. Chic., A. C. McClurg & Co., 1890. c. 3-314 p D. cl., $1.25.

The story begins in Thomas Beverley's stately London mansion in 1691. In the form of fiction the reasons are given for the emigration of the chief actors to America. Some of the horrors of the tortures of the supposed witches are softened. But enough details are given to paint a vivid picture of those troublous times. Romance is skilfully introduced, and Cupid has his hands full at many points of the tale. Martha Corey is a most lovable character, who proves a blessing to her friends.

Du Chaillu, Paul. Adventures in the great for est of Equatorial Africa and the country of the dwarfs. Abridged and popular ed. N. Y., Harper, 1890. c. '71, '90. 15+476 p. map and il. D. cl., $1.75.

Du Croquet, C: P. First course in French conversation: recitation and reading. N. Y., W: R. Jenkins, 1891 [1890.] c. 2+154 p. D. cl., $1.

*Dufferin, (Lady.) Our vice-regal life in India; selections from my journal, 1884-1888, by the Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1890. 2 v. 8°, cl., $9. Duffy, E: History of the 159th Regiment N. Y. S. V., comp. from the diary of Lieut. E: Duffy. N. Y.. [F. P. Harper, 17 E. 16th St.,] 1890. 48 p. O. pap.. $1.50.

Dumas, Alex. The Corsican brothers. New cheaper ed. Phil., T. B. Peterson & Bros., [1890.] c. 18-146 p. S. pap., 25 c.

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*Dumas, Alex. The Count of Beuzeval: [a nov. el.] N. Y., G. W. Dillingham, 1890. 247 p.

12. pap.. 50 c.

*Dumas, Alex. Marguerite de Valois. N. Y., F: Warne & Co., 1890. 8°, (Warne's notable novels.) pap., 20 c.

*Dumas, Alex. The Marie Antoinette romances: Memoirs of a physician, 3 v.; Queen's necklace, 2 v.; Ange Pitou. 2 v.; Comtesse De Charny, 4 v. Chevalier de Maison-Rouge, 1 v. Bost... Little, Brown & Co., 1890. 12 v., il. and por., 12, cl., $18; hf. cf. or hf. mor., $36. *Dumas, Alex. Swiss travel; being chapters from Dumas' Impressions de voyage; ed. by C. H. Parry. N. Y., Longmans, Green & Co., 1890. 8+254 p. 12°, cl., net, 80 c.

Dumas, Alex. (fils). The Clemenceau case; from the French by J. F. Alvord. Chic., C. H. Sergel & Co., [1890.] 288 p. D. (Sergel's Columbian lib., no. 3.) pap., 25 c.

*Dunbar, Newell. The elixir of life: Dr. Brown Séquard's own account, etc. Bost., J. G. Cupples Co., 1880. sq. 16°, cl,, $1.

Dunboyne, Lady. Heather and roses: a tale; il. by W. J. Morgan. N. Y., E. & J. B. Young & Co., [:890.] 1+223 p. il. D. cl., 80 c.

A sad event at Loch Levon forced the daughter of a Scotch artist to make her home with English cousins. Although all the Middletons have a part in the story, Pearl is the one mest associated with Jeanie Fraser. A romance in the life of each causes a change of abode; Jeanie stays in England and Pearl goes to Scotland. Then it is that the girls are poetically alluded to as the Scotch heather and the English rose.

Dunboyne, Lady. The young squire: a story for children; il. by J. Nash. N. Y., E. & j. B. Young & Co., [1890.] 157 p. D. cl., 60 c. By a special clause in his will, Frank Rivers ordained that his son should never be submitted to the tyrannies of a preparatory school, and that he should not enter the army. Mr. Rivers made provisions for Leo to assume the duties of Squire after his course at Eaton was finished. The theme of the storv is Leo Rivers' visit to London. Duncan, Sara Jeannette. A social departure: how Orthodocia and I went round the world by ourselves; il. by F. H. Townsend. N. Y., Appleton, 1890. 7+417 p. il. D. cl., $1.75. A humorous description of the adventures of an enterprising English girl of twenty-two and her Canadian chaperone. Incidentally much information is given of many sights throughout the world. The writer has great command of language and a quick eye for national and individual peculiarities. Some scathing truths are brought out under cover of imperturbable good humor. Profusely and sympathetically illustrated.

*Dunn, H. A. Colmore.

Fencing. N. Y., F: A. Stokes Co., 1890. il. 12°. (Manuals of sports.) cl., 5n c. Dunton, Larkin, ed.

Books I and 2

The world and its people. Bost., Silver, Burdette & Co.. 1889. C. 2-160; 2-159 p. il. D. (The young folks' lib., v. 5 and 6.) bds.. ea., 36 c. Supplementary readers in geography, designed to be used with any ordinary school reading-books *Dupré, J. V. Quarter sectional atlas of the city of Milwaukee; drawn and compiled from the records of Milwaukee Co. 3d rev. ed., 1889. Milwaukee, Wis., C. N. Caspar, 1890. 69 p. 4°, hf. roan, net, $20. *Dupree, Frank. Married by proxy. N. Y., The Minerva Publishing Co., 1890. 12°, pap..

25 c.

*Dürer, Albrecht. Literary remains of Albrecht Dürer; by W: Martin Conway, with transcripts from the British Museum manuscripts and notes upon them, by Lina Eckenstein, N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 10+288 p. 8°, cl., $6.25.

man, 1890.

*Durham, W: Evolution, antiquity of bacteria, etc. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 127 p. 12°, cl., 50 c. *Durham, W: Science in plain language: astronomy, sun, moon, stars, etc. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 133 p. 12°, cl., 50 c. *Dutton's holiday annual for 1890: a volume of pictures and stories for little folk; ed. by Rob. E. Mack. N. Y., E. P. Dutton & Co., 1890. i). 4. cl., $2; bds., $1.25.

*Dymock, Ja. The great sacrifice of the new law expounded by the figures of the old; 8th ed., 1687. N. Y., Catholic Pub. Soc. Co., 1890. 131 p. 12°, cl., net, 60 c.

Eales, S: J. St. Bernard, abbot of Clairvaux, A.D. 1091-1153. N. Y., E. & J. B. Young & Co., 1890. 3+258 p. S. (The fathers for English readers.) cl., 80 c.

Gives a picture of Western Europe when Bernard was born in Burgundy, France, in 1091. Before his birth is mother dedicated him to the church, she having herself desired to be a nun in her girlhocd. He was studious, and his austere education was softened by his mother's thoughtful tact. His manly and courageous character was combined with great tenderness of disposition, and from his earliest youth he rendered kindly service to all about him. His life in the church is made interesting by the author's style. Ten years after death he was canonized. Gives list of authorities from which the facts of the biography are drawn.

*Earl, A. G. The elements of laboratory work. a course of natural science; with 57 diagrams and numerous exercises and questions. N. Y., Longmans, Green & Co., 1890. 12+179 p. 12°, cl., net, $1.40.

Earle, Anne Richardson. Her great ambition. Bost., Roberts Bros., 1890. C. 3-307 p. D. cl., $1.

Sophy Verrick's great ambition was to become an artist. Her one absorbing thought makes her selfish and careless of others. She longs for an independent life, and

moves into a studio of her own, to pursue her studies uninterruptedly. The author's moral seems to be pointed against this kind of a life, as she shows how Sophy injures her health at times by over-application, and again fails to accomplish her object through a lack of sustained industry. After many disagreeable things occur to give her a distaste for her life, she finds consolation in marriage.

Earling, P. R. Whom to trust: a practical treatise on mercantile credits. N. Y. and Chic., Rand, McNally & Co., 1890. c. '89. 5-304 P.

D. cl.. $2.

The treatise is divided into about fifty chapters, written in a clear, concise, business-correspondence style.. A few of the topics discussed are: Importance of a knowledge of credits, Losses by failures, Character and habits,

Ability, Experience, Honesty, Economy, Capital, Assets, Liabilities, Punctuality, Partnerships, Limit of credit, Past-due accounts, etc., etc.

Eastward; or, a Buddhist lover: a novel. Bost., J. G. Cupples Co., [1890.] ⚫. 6+267 p. D. cl., $1.50.

Faith Whitney in earliest childhood heard voices and saw visions and was pronounced by some to be possessed of the devil. She becomes a teacher in a university town on New England soil, and there meets Kyn-Dhwen, a Sinhalese student. He convinces her that she is under astral influence. Long conversations upon the sameness and the difference of Christianity and Buddhism from the interesting portions of the story. The love does

not run smooth, but the end is in accordance with the

truths taught.

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"The legend of Glooscan," "Resettlement of Acadia," Demons," "De Soto's last dream." "L'Ile Sainte Croix," " Marguerite and the Isle of The remainder of the book is filled with lyrics and sonnets showing some deep feeling and delicate grace of expression. Eaton, Arthur Wentworth. Letter-writing, its ethics and etiquette; with remarks on the proper use of monograms, crests and seals. N. Y., F: A. Stokes Co., 1890. c. 2-78 p. S. (Good form ser.) cl., 75 c.

Chapters on : Construction of sentences; choice of words: Spelling, abbreviations, underlining; Neatness; Paper, ink, pen; Size and shape of paper; Address and date, etc.

Eaton, Rev. Arthur Wentworth. Manners, good and bad, at home and in society; with remarks upon the value of tact, courtesy, and conventionality. N. Y., F: A. Stokes Co., 1890. c. 2-62 p. S. (Good form ser.) cl., 75 c. Eaton, C: B. Riddles and their answers: a collection of amusing and entertaining riddles, enigmas, charades and puzzles, original and selected. N. Y., Street & Smith, [1890.] c. 3-60 p. S. (S. & S. manual lib., no. 13.) pap.,

IO C.

Eaton, Frances. W: L. Taylor.

Dollikins and the miser; il. by Bost., D. Lothrop Co., [1890.] C. 6-235 p. O. cl., $1.50.

Quaint, original, impetuous, and full of noble impulses, Dollikins is one of the most charming creations of child fiction. Her generous nature not only changes the old miser but also influences all. The other characters are also strongly drawn With many full-p. pictures, by the author of A queer little Princess,"

Eaton, Seymour, ed. The new arithmetic. 15th ed., with preface, by Truman H: Safford. Bost., D. C. Heath & Co., 1850. 4+230 p. D. cl.. 75 c.

The preface is for the use of teachers; it gives some hints as to the methods which should be employed in teaching arithmetic with the book's help.

Eben, Carl Theodor. Eben's sprachmeister:
handbuch der Englischen sprache für den schul-
und selbstunterricht. In 18 pts. Pt. 1. N.Y.,
S. Zickel, 1890. C. 24 p. D. pap., 10 c.
*Eben, C: Theo. Eben's sprachmeister: hand-
buch der englischen sprache für dur Schul und
selbstunterrecht. N. Y., S. Zickel, 1890. 432 p.
8°, hf. roan, $1.75.

Ebers, G: The elixir, and other tales; from the
German, by Mrs. E: Hamilton Bell. N. Y.,
W. S. Gottsberger & Co., 1890. c. 3+261 p.
S. pap., 50 c.
Contents: The elixir; The greylock, a fairy tale ; The
nuts, a Christmas story.

Ebers, G: Joshua: a story of Biblical times; from the German by Mary J. Safford. N. Y., W. S. Gottsberger, 1890. 7+371 p. S. cl., 75 c.;

pap., 40 c.

Ebers, G: Joshua: a biblical picture. Authorized ed. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., 1889. 267 p. D. (Lovell's ser. of foreign literature, ed. by Edmund Gosse, no. 1.) cl., $1; pap., 50 c. "The present series," the editor announces, "is intended to be a guide to the inner geography of Europe." The books of which it will be made up will be selected because they present with freshness and variety the different aspects of continental feeling, and because they are both amusing and wholesome. This is a realistic story of the Exodus, in which the scenery through which it moves is minutely described. The author's Egyptian studies and researches throw new light on the Biblical narrative. Ebers, G: Joshua: a Biblical picture. N. Y.. G: Munro, [1890.] 1+267 p. D. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 1266.) pap., 20 c. #Ebers, G: Uarda: a romance of ancient Egypt; from the German by Clara Bell. N. Y., A. L. Burt, 1890. 12°, (Burt's lib. of the world's best books.) cl.. $1; hf. cf., $2.

EDWARDS

Edwards, Mrs. Matilda Betham. A romance of the wire. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1890.] 193 p. D. (Lovell's Westminster ser., no. 11.j pap., a5 c.

The pet plan of Ludovic Lanier was to establish a telegraph station in his native town. This had scarcely been done when he foresaw the possibility of its removal, Mr. Lanier strove to prevent this by using the wire on every pretext. The result was both complicated and amusing, and finally he was indebted to his hobby for a red ribbon, a seat in the Chamber and for his wife. Edwards, Rev. Rob. A. From Joppa to Mount Hermon: a series of narrative discourses on the Holy Land, delivered in the Church of St. Matthias, Phil., during the autumn and winter of 1889-1890. Phil.. Porter & Coates, 1890. 2-256 p. il. O. cl.. $1.50.

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In February, 1889, Rev. Mr. Edwards sailed from New York and completed his tour through the Holy Land before the end of April. He told his congregation what he saw in twenty-three lectures which are now printed by requent. They are illustrated from photographic views taken by Hon. David C. Bell, of Minneapolis, who was one of the party.

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*Edwards, W. H. The butterflies of North America. 3d ser., pt. 9. Contents: Argynnis V.-Nevadensis; Halcyone; Aphrodite. tyrus I.-Pegala. Erebia III.-Epipsodea. Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1890. l. 4° cl., net, $2.25.

*Edwards, W. H. The butterflies of North America: 3d. ser., pt. 10, with 3 col. pl. and descriptive text: cont. Argynnis alcestis; Argynnis adiante; Argynnis atossa; Satyrodes canthus. Bost.. Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1890. Q. cl., net, $2.25.

*Eggs all the year round at 4d. per dozen, and chickens at 4d. per pound; cont. full and complete information for the successful and profitable keeping of poultry. 5th ed. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 95 p. 16°, pap., 50 c. *Egleston, T: Metallurgy of silver, gold and mercury in U. S. V. 2. Gold and mercury. N. Y.. J: Wiley & Sons, 1890, 900 p. 8°, cl., $7.50.

*Eimer, G. H. Theodor. Organic evolution as the result of the inheritance of acquired characters according to the laws of organic growth; tr. by J. T. Cunningham. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 28+435 p. 8°, cl:, $3.25. *Elderton, WY: A. Maps and map drawing. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1890. 8+129 p. 16o, cl., 35 c.

Electricity in daily life: a popular account of the applications of electricity to every-day uses, by Cyrus F. Brackett, Franklin Leonard Pope, Jos. Wetzler [and others.] N. Y., C: Scribner's Sons, 1890. c. 13+288 p. il. and por., O. cl., $3.

A work similar in scope, form and importance to the "American railway," published last year. The papers are as follows: Electricity in the service of man, by C. F. Brackett: The electric motor and its applications, by F. L. Pope; The electric railway of to-day, by Jos. Wetzler; Electricity in lighting, by H: Morton: The telegraph of to-day, by C: L. Buckingham: The making and laying of a cable, by H. Laws Webb; Electricity in naval warfare,. by Walter S. Hughes; Electricity in land warfare. by J: Millis: Electricity in the household, by A. E. Kennelly; Electricity in relation to the human body, by M. Allen Starr, M.D. Profusely illustrated.

Eliot, George, [pseud. for Mrs. J. W. Cross.] Romola.. Florentine ed. Bost., Estes & Lauriat, [1890.] c. 2 V., 5+315; 4+299 ̊p. il. O, slip covers, cl., $6. Edition de luxe, 2 v., sq. O, vellum, $15.

Illustrated with sixty photogravures taken from photographs of celebrated buildings and views in Florence, the characters mentioned in the novel, etc.

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Eliot, George, [pseud. for Mrs. J. W. Cross.] Romola. Florentine ed. Phil., Porter & Coates, 1890. 2 v. 3-475: 3-478 p. por., il.

O. slip covers, cl.. 86; hf. crushed levant, $12. Printed from new plates and illustrated with sixty photogravures of views in Florence, sculpture, paintings, etc., with a portrait of George Eliot.

"Eliot, George. [pseud. for Mrs. J. W. Cross.] Romola. N. Y., A. L. Burt, 1890. por., 12o, (Burt's lib. of the world's best books.) cl., $1; hf. cf., $2.

Elliott, Byron K. and W: F. The law of roads and streets. Indianapolis, Ind., The BowenMerrill Co., 1890. 8°, net, $6.

*Elliott, Eug. S. Charter of the city of Milwaukee; being chapter 184. laws of 1874, as amended by subsequent acts of the legislature to and including the acts of 1889. Milwaukee, Wis., C. N. Caspar, 1890. 248 p. O. shp., $3.

Elliott, Humphrey, Adam Kent's choice a novel. N. Y., Street & Smith, [1890] c. 4302 p. D. (Select ser., no 66.) pap., 25 c.

Elliott, J. R. American farms; their condition and future. N. Y., G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1890. C. 6+262 p. D. (Questions of the day ser., no. 62.) cl., $1.25.

An inquiry into the cause of the present lack of pros perity in our agricultural districts. Divided into coven books: 1, Importance and possibilities of agriculture, s, A far-reaching disorder upon the interest of husbandry. 3. Agriculture's struggle. 4, Impotence of the remedies Proposed, and the erroneous reasons ascribed for the difficulties now overtaking the farmers of America. 5, i Taxation. 6, Politics. 7, The physical, mental, social, and moral considerations involved. Conclusion, in which

the remedy is found.

Ellis, E: S. The cabin in the clearing: a tale

of the frontier. Phil., Porter & Coates, [1890.] c. 438 p. il. D. (Wyoming ser., no. 3.) cl., $1.25.

Thrilling adventures with the Indians, episodes of travel in the pioneer days of the west, with some love making, compose an interesting story for boys. *Ellis, Havelock. The criminal. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1890. il. 8°, (Contemporary sci. ser.) cl., $1.25.

*Ellis, Havelock. The new spirit: essays biographical and critical. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1890. 8°, cl., $2.75.

*Ellis, Rev. Jas. J. John Williams, the martyr missionary of Polynesia. N. Y. and Chic., Fleming H. Revell, 1890. 160 p. 12°, (Missionary biography ser.) cl., 75 c.

Ellwanger, G: H. The story of my house; with frontispiece etched by Sidney L. Smith. N.Y., ¡ Appleton, 1891 [1590.] C. 2-286 p. S. cl., $1.50.

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The author of "The garden's story "discourses gracefull and sympathetically of things inside and outside of his house. The perfect house" refers to the architecture of the house and to its general needs; "Old Oriental masters" relates to rugs and hangings;" The ideal halocates the library; " Decorative decorations " criticises a too liberal use of bric-a-brac, and gives an account of the author's art treasures; Signs in the sky," "When leaves grow sere," My study windows,"" Footsteps of spring." etc., are poetical studies of nature; Magicians of the shelves and Authors and readers are rich in suggestions about books. *Elphinstone, Howard Warburton, Norton, Robert F., and Clark, James W: Rules for the interpretation of deeds; with a glossary; with notes and references to Am. cases by H. F. Stitzell. Phil., The Blackstone Pub. Co.. 1889. c. 621 p. (Text-book ser., v. 3, no. 36.) 8°, pap., subs., $19 per year.

*Ely, Talfourd. Manual of archæology. N. Y.. G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1890. il. 8°, cl., $2.