N. Y., G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1887. 236 p. O cl., $3.50.

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Kirkland, Jos. Zury; the meanest man in Spring County a novel of Western life. Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1887. c. 4+538 p. D. cl., $1.50.

Frontier life in the early days of Illinois, most minutely detailed, is the subject of this novel. "Zury" comes as a boy to Spring County, and by his energy and industry and his courageous struggles with privations becomes in middle age a wealthy man. A young New England schoolteacher, Anne Sparrow, is a strong influence upon “Zury." Her rough experience and her spirited, independent character are graphically described.

Kurtz, C: M., ed. National Academy notes and complete catalogue; 62d spring exhibition, National Academy of Design, N. Y. N. Y., Cassell & Co., 1887. c. 146 p. il. D. cl., 50 c. With illustrations reproduced from drawings by the artists; personal notices of the artists whose works are reproduced; a sketch of the Academy, its membership. government, schools, etc.-with supplementary chapter on the art attractions of New York.

Lampadius, W.`A. The life of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; tr. by W. L. Gage. New enl. ed. Bost., Oliver Ditson & Co., 1887. 3-333 p. por. D. cl., $1.50.

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The German author gives in this new edition a supplemented and more elaborate work than the first. Like the original edition, it still retains the sketches by Julius Benedict, H. F. Chorley, L. Rellstab, Bayard Taylor, R. S. Willis, and John S. Dwight. Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly Florence Marryat.] Captain Norton's diary. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., 1887. 78 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 938.) pap.. 10 c. Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly Florence Marryat.] Facing the footlights. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1887.] 258 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 942.) pap., 20 c.

Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly Florence Marryat.] The girls of Feversham. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1887.] 229 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 939.) pap., 20 c.

Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly Florence Marryat.] Her world against a lie a romance. N. Y., Norman L. Munro, [1887.] 264 p. D. (Munro's lib., no. 728.) pap., 20 c. Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly Florence Marryat.] My sister the actress. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1887.] 280 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 937.) pap., 20 c. Lean, Mrs. Francis, [formerly ryat.] The root of all evil. Lovell Co., [1887] 281 p. S. no. 940.) pap., 20 c. *Lindsay, T: M., D.D. Gospel according to St. Luke; with introduction, notes, and maps, chapters I-12. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1887. 171 p. D. (Handbooks for Bible-classes.) cl., $1.

Florence MarN. Y., J: W. (Lovell's lib.,

Ludlum, J. K. Was he wise? N. Y., Phillips & Hunt, 1887. 306 p. D. cl., $1.

Frank and Will Forde were brothers and partners in a novelty store. Frank is imbued with a deep religious feeling, and has strong principles about observing the Sabbath. Will to the contrary claims that he has no time for rest, and this becomes a disputed point which leads the brothers to dissolve partnership, and Will pursues a course which gives rise to the question. "Was he wise?" This answers itself and demonstrates fully the author's purpose.

*McCarthy, Justin. A history of our own times; from the accession of Queen Victoria to the general election of 1880; with an appendix of events to the end of 1886. Jubilee ed. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1886. 1019 p. O. cl., $6.

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Macy, Ja. C. Young people's history of music;

with biographies of famous musicians. Bost., Oliver Ditson & Co., 1886. c. 135 p. il. D. cl., $1.

Briefly states the facts relative to the history of music, from the earliest times to the present era, and gives, in addition. short biographical sketches of Bach, Handel, Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Schumann, and other masters; there is also a chronological list of great composers. The language used is such that all young readers will understand.

Munroe, Kirk. The flamingo feather. N. Y., Harper, 1887. C. 6+255 p. il. S. (Harper's young people ser.) cl., $1.

The story opens in 1564 and tells some of the early history of Florida, although it deals chiefly with the unsuccessful expedition sent out by the French Admiral Ribault, under the command of Laudonniere, and the romantic adventures of his nephew, Rene de Veaux, whose valorous deeds endeared him to the Indians, and won for him "the flamingo feather," which had heretofore been worn by Hasse, the bow-bearer. Oliphant, Mrs. Marg. O. W. John: a love story. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1887] 256 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 920.) pap., 20 c.

Payn, Ja. Glow-worm tales. N. Y., Harper, [1887] 67 p. Q. (Harper's Franklin sq. lib., no. 579.) pap., 20 c.

Contains thirty-five short stories-"The guinea box,” "An accomplished divine," "An Arcadian revenge,'

Raleigh, Sir Walter. The discovery of Guiana and the journal of the voyage thereto. N. Y., Cassell & Co., [1887.] 192 p. T. (Cassell's national lib., no. 66.) pap., 10 c.

*Roe, E. P. Hornet's nest. N. Y., Dodd, Mead & Co., 1887. 157 p. S. pap., 25 c. Rorer, Mrs. S. T. Canning and preserving. Phil., Arnold & Co., [1887.] c.. 3-78 p. D.

pap., 25 c.

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Mrs. Rorer discusses at length the canning and preserving of fruits and vegetables, with the kindred subjects of marmalades, butters, fruit jellies and syrups. drying and pickling. As in her larger work, the “Philadelphia cook-book," the recipes are clearly and simply given, while an exhaustive index affords easy reference *Scott, Eben Greenough. Commentaries upon the interstate system of Pennsylvania, and the powers and jurisdiction of the orphan's court. Phil., Kay & Bros., 1887. C. 961 +75 p. 0. shp., $6.50.

*Scott, H: W. Kansas probate law and practice: for attorneys, executors, administrators, guardians, and probate judges; cont. the law necessary for each in the discharge of their respective duties, and forms. Topeka, Ks., G: W. Crane & Co., 1887. c. 32+9-345 p. 0. shp., $4.

Seibert, G: C. Michel und Jonathan: ein wort zur verständigung und zum frieden. N. Y., E. Gläser, (N. Y. Book Depository,) 2 Clinton Pl., 1887. 68 p. S. pap., 25 c.

The author points out in what ways the German

(Michel) may learn with profit from his American brother (Jonathan). The author is editor of the Deutscher Volksfreund.

*Shaw, H: S. H. Mechanical integrators. N. Y., D. Van Nostrand, 1886. T. (Van Nostrand's sci. ser., no. 83.) bds., 50 c. United States. The Interstate Commerce law: an act to regulate commerce passed by the Congress of the United States in the Senate, Jan. 14. 1887, in the House of Representatives, Jan. 21, '87 signed by the President, Feb. 4, 87; with analytical subject-headings and a copious index. Chic., Rand, McNally & Co., [1887.] 31 p. T. pap., 10 c.

*Walsh, A. S., D.D. Mary, the queen of the

house of David. N. Y., H: S. Allen, 1886. 626 p. D. cl., subs., $2.50. (Corr. price.) *Wanderer-a loose rein; il. by G. Bowers. N. Y., Scribner & Welford, 1887. 352 p. O. (Handley Cross ser. of sporting novels.) cl., $4. Winter, J: Strange, [pseud. for Mrs. H. E. V. Stannard.] Garrison gossip; gathered in Blankhampton: a novel. N. Y., G: Munro, [1887.] 174 p. D. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 971.) pap.. 20 c.

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*Wisser, J: P. Modern gun-cotton; its manufacture, properties, and analysis. N. Y., Van Nostrand, 1886. T. (Van Nostrand's sci. ser., no. 89.) bds., 50 c.

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Beust, Count von. Memoirs of Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust. Written by himself. With an introduction containing personal reminiscences of Count von Beust's career as prime minister of Austria and Austrian Ambassador in London by Baron Henry De Worms. in 8°. 856 p., 32S................ Remington. Bickerstedt, R., late Bp. of Ripon. A sketch of the life and episcopate of. By his son, Montagu Cyril Bickersteth. With a preface by the Lord Bishop of Exeter. 8°. 332 P., 12S.... .....Rivingtons.

Brierley, B. Ab-O' Th' Yate in Yankeeland. The results of two trips to America. Post 8°. (Manchester, A. Heywood.) 332 p., 3s. 6d... Simpkin.

Charnay, D. The ancient cities of the New World: being travels and explorations in Mexico and Central America from 1857-1882. With numerous illustrations. Translated from the French by J. Goneno and Helen S. Conant. Roy. 8°. 544 P., 31s. 6d........Chapman. Death, J. The beer of the Bible: one of the hitherto unknown leavens of Exodus (a confirmation of biblical accuracy), with a visit to an Arab brewery. Notes on the oriental ferment products, etc., and map of the routes of the Exodus, with description of the different authors' contentions. 8°. 180 p., 6s................ Trübner. Dictionary of religion: an encyclopædia of Christian and other religions, doctrines, denominations, sects, heresies, ecclesiastical terms, history, biography, etc., etc. Ed. by the Rev. William Benham. Roy. 8°. 1146 P., 21S....

Cassell.

Jennings, H. The Rosicrucians: their rites and mysteries. 3d ed, newly revised and corrected and greatly enlarged. Illustrated by upwards of 300 engravings and 12 full-page plates. 2 v. 8°. 578 p., 21s.... Nimmo. Kerr, J. Carlyle as seen in his works: his characteristics as a writer and as a man. Post 8°. 217 P., 5S. W. H. Allen. O'Meara, K. The old house in Picardy. Crown 8°. Ios. 6d. Bentley.

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Sansone, A. The printing of cotton fabrics; comprising calico bleaching, printing, and dyeing. (Manchester, A. Heywood.) 380 p., 15s......Simpkin.

Temple, Sir R. Journals Kept in Hyderabad, Kashmir, Sikkim, and Nepal. Edited, with introductions, by his son, Richard Carnac Temple. With maps and illustrations. 2 V. 8°. 626 P., 325...... W. H. Allen.

Vitzthum, Count. St. Petersburg and London in the years 1852-1864. Reminiscences of Count Charles Vitzthum von Eckstaedt, late Saxon minister of the Court of St. James. Edited, with a preface, by Henry Reeve. Translated by Edward Fairfax Taylor. 2 v. 8°. 770 P., ..Longmans.

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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS IN 1886.

A CORRECTION.

IN noticing in a recent issue of the PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY the nineteenth annual "Uebersicht der gesammten Staats- und Rechtswissenschaftlichen Literatur," published by Puttkammer and Mühlbrecht, we inadvertently gave the statistics for the ten years from 1876 to 1886 inclusive as those representing the output of works on jurisprudence in the various European countries for 1886. Our readers will therefore bear in mind that the total 44,947 represents the number of works published during the past ten years. The following table gives the figures for 1886:

English (including North America).
French (including Belgium)..

Germany (including Germany, Austria, and Switzer-
land)..

Italian..

Dutch...

630

770

.1687

467

247

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MAY 10.-Regular Spring Parcel Sale.-Bangs MAY 12 to 14, 10 A. M. and 2 P.M.-Portion of the libraries of the late Rev. Convers Francis and his sister Lydia Maria Child, together with selections from another private library.-Libbie.

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MAY 16. The fourth part of Lewis J. Cist's collection of autographs and portraits.-Bangs

MAY 23.-Library of the late Richard M. Hoe.-Bangs
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Law library of the late Hon. Benj. A. Willis.-Bangs
Library of the late John P. Jayne, of N. Y.--Bangs
Dramatic Library of the late Wm. Wheatley.--Bangs.
S. P. Fowler's Library, Danvers, Mass. Historical and
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Part 2 of the Russian collection of W. B. Edwards.
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The "Collection Boban."
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Stock of Phillips & Sons, booksellers, retiring from business.-Bangs

Theological and miscellaneous library of the late Rt. Rev. C. Robertson, D.D., of Missouri.-Bangs.

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-Agnew, Pennsylvania north of the Ohio.-Amer. Historical Assoc. rept.-Brodrick, University of Oxford.-Burke, Heraldic dict. of peerage, etc.-Conder, Syrian stone-lore.-Cooley, Acquisition of La.-Lindsley, Military annals of Tenn.-Luckcock, Bishops in the tower.-Piatt, Men who saved the Union.-Ranke, Latin and Teutonic nations. Rawlinson. Ancient Egypt.-Robarts, Mexican war veterans.-Roberts, D., Two royal lives.-Roberts, E. H., New York.-Schroeder, Maximilian's empire.-Shumway, Day in Ancient Rome. Twenty-one years' work in the Holy Land.Waddell, Augusta Co., Virginia.-Wood, Man and his

Domestic and Social.-Bolton, Home and social life.Fuller, Illustrated strawberry culturist. - Huntington, Good talking and good manners fine arts.-Kingsbury, What we have to do.-Lehndorff, Horse-breeding recollections.- Powers, American merino. - Storer, Agriculture in its relations to chemistry.-Strohm, Universal cookery book.

Education, Language, etc.-Bercy, Livre des enfans.-Brewster. First book of chemistry.-Broderick, University of Oxford.-Brown, Elocution and oratory; Examiner and review.-Cebes' tablet.-Fallows, Supplemental dict. Jebb, Homer. - Nicholson, Zoology. Ricker, English. Shaw, National question-book. Short grammar of plain chat. — Southwick, Handy helps. Terence, Adelphoe. Warman, School-room friend. Fiction. Andrews, Madam's ward.-Baily, Possibilities. Baker, A year worth living. -Balzac, Two brothers. Berry, Last Penacook. Black, Sabina Zembra. Blackmore, Springhaven. - Braddon, Publicans and sinners; Weavers and weft.-Braeme, Claribel's love story; Haunted life; Hilary's folly; Lady Castlemaine's divorce; Thrown on the world; Under a shadow; Wilful maid; Woman's war.- Bronte, The Professor.-Cable, Dr. Sevier. - Cameron, Pure gold; Worth winning.-Carey, Nettie's memories: Not like other girls; Robert Ord's atonement; Wee wifie; Wooed and married. Célière, Dr. J. B. Quiès. Chapman, A Comtist lover.-Cobbold, Margaret Catchpole.-Collins, Dead secret.-Countess of Monte Cristo. -Crawford, Saracinesca.-Curry, Drops of blood.-Downey, In one town.-Ebers, Bride of the Nile.-Edler, Baldine. - Elliott, A simple part. Fawcett, Confessions of Claud.-Gilchrist, Harcourt. - Gipsy, For him.-Girl's heart.-Gunter, Mr. Barnes of New York. -Haggard, Dawn; King Solomon's mines; She. Hale, Ten times one is ten.-Hardy, The trumpetmajor; Woodlanders. --- · Hatton, Old house at Sandwich.-He; by the author of "It."-He; a companion to " She."-Hugo, Les misérables.-Jefferies, Amaryllis at the fair.-Kokhanovsky, Rusty linchpin.-Lean, Her lord and master; Little stepson; My own child; No intentions; Why not; With Cupid's eyes; Written in fire.-Lodge, Rosalind.-Lyall, Knight-errant.-Mann, Juanita. - Meredith, Beauchamp's career; Vittoria.Monte Cristo and his wife.-Moodey, Tragedy of Brinkwater. Moore, The epicurean. Ogilvie's popular reading.-Oliphant, A poor gentleman.-Reade, Griffith Gaunt; It is never too late to mend; Knightsbridge mystery; Very hard cash; Woman-hater.-Royce, Feud of Oakfield Creek. - Sheppard, Charles Auchester. Sinnett, Karma.- Son of Monte Cristo. Stevenson, Merry men.-Stinde, Buchholz family, pt. 2; Woodland tales. -Strike in the B- Mill.-Struggle for the right. -Swan, Gates of Eden. Taylor, B., Hannah Thurston: Story of Kennett.-Taylor, B. F., Theophilus Trent.-Thomas, Elizabeth's fortune.-Thoroddsen, Sigfrid.-Two gentlemen of Boston.-Two gentlemen of Gotham. - Warren, Ten thousand a year.Wheelwright, Child of the century.-Wingfield, Lovely Wang.-Winter, Garrison gossip.-Wood, The mystery. -Tschokke, Novellen und dichtungen.

Fine Arts, INCLUDING ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOKS, WORKS ON MUSIC AND THE THEATRE.- Knowlton, Hints in drawing and painting.-Layard, Handbook of painting.-Leidel, Pastel-painting: How to master landscape-painting.-Miller, Perspective.-Wood, Modern methods of illustrating books.

Humor and Satire.-Le Row, English as she is spoke. -Lockwood, How to be witty.-Peck, How private Peck put down the rebellion.-Putnam, Adami and Heva. Hygienic and Sanitary.-Eclectic guide to health.Fox, Sanitary examinations of water, air, and food.Mitchell, Wear and tear.

Juvenile.-Amicis, Cuore.-Armstrong, Five-minute sermons.-Chellis. Turning of the wheel.-Converse, Adventures of Tad.-Ellis, Hunters of Ozark.-Fosdick, Our fellows.-Little dialogues for little people.-March, The first Khedive. — Raffensberger, Fritz's ranch.Reddall, Who was he?-Slenker, Little lessons for little folks. Law.-American decisions, Vols. 81, 83, 84. Reports, V. 56.-Birdseye, Statutes of New York.-Brown, Nebraska repts. — Burrill, Voluntary assignments.Clapp, Patent laws and decisions.-Davis, International law. Dos Passos, Interstate commerce act.-Eastern reporter.-Elmes, Law of customs.-Gould, Pleading in civil actions.-Hitchcock, Amer. state constitutions.lilinois, Appellate Cts. repts.-Indiana, Sup. ct. repts. -Ingersoll, Speech to jury.-Kansas, Repts.-Lockwood, 1000 legal don'ts.-Maine, Judicial ct. repts.Michigan, Sup. ct. repts.-Missouri, Ct. of appeals cases.-Nebraska, Sup. ct. repts.-New York, City ct. repts.; Ct. of appeals repts.; Criminal repts.; N. Y. statutes; Sup. ct. repts.-Notaries' guide.-Pennsyl vania, Sup.ct. repts.-Spinks, Paving private streets.United States, Inter-state commerce law.-Western reporter, v. 6.

Literary History and Miscellany.-Annual Amer. Catalogue, 1886.-Ashton, Eighteenth century waifs.Beecher, Proverbs from Plymouth pulpit.-Best hundred books.-Buchanan, Look round literature.-Burt, English literature.-Cincinnati, Books in Public Library.-Clouston, Tales and fictions.-Club of one.-Cooper, Rural hours.-Franklin, Complete works.-Gomme, Gentleman's Magazine.-Griswold, Index to periodicals.-Isaac Bickerstaff.-Morley, English writers.Phillimore, Italian literature. Rossetti, Collected works; Dante and his circle.-Ruskin, Thoughts of beauty.-Scartazzini, Handbook to Dante.-Scientific illustrations.-Whipple, American literature.-Wilde, Ancient legends.

Medical Science.-American Surgical Assoc. transactions, v. 4.-Charpentier, Obstetrics, pt. 1.—Gynæcological transactions, v. 4.-Haynes, Electro-therapeutics. Jones, Medical and surgical memoirs, v. 2.Litch, Amer, system of dentistry.-Marsh, Diseases of the joints.-Medical register for Chicago.-Meigs, Diseases of children.- Mills, Care of the nervous and insane.-Morrow, Drug eruptions.-Morton, Refraction of the eye.-Philadelphia College of Physicians transactions.-Phillips, Vegetable materia medica.-Richardson, Mechanical dentistry.-Roberts, Etiology and treatment of club-foot.- Sutton, Volumetric analysis. Taft, Index of dental periodical literature.-Taylor, Manual of treatment.- Turnbuil, Diseases of the ear.Ultzmann, Pyuria.-Winckel, Diseases of women.Wyeth, Text-book on surgery.-Ziegler, Pathological

anatomy.

Mental and Moral Philosophy.-Fleming, Vocabulary of philosophy.-Fullerton, Conception of the Infinite. Ladd, Physiological psychology. - Maude, Foundations of ethics.

Physical and Mathematical Science. Abbott, Waste-land wanderings.-Allen, Practical cheirosophy. -Edwards, Butterflies of North America, v. 3, pt. 2.Lock, Tobacco.-Smiley, Garden graith.

Poetry and the Drama.-Bates, Sonnets in shadow. -Browning, Poetical and dramatic works, v. 1 and 2.— Folk-songs of Italy.-Garrison, Bedside poetry.-Guyon, Poems.-Howe, Later lyrics.-Landor, Gebir.-Longfellow, Golden legend, 2 pts.-Milton, Poetical works. -Moulton, Prize selections.-Roberts, In divers tones. -Roth, Gray tigers of Smithville.-Savage, These de

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Political and Social Science.-Baird, U. S. army regulations.-Brown, Labor troubles.-Byrnes, Professional criminals of America.-Campbell, Prisoners of poverty.-Donovan, Secrets of success.--Flagg, How to take money out of Wall St.-Gneist, English Parliament.-Hackner, Socialism and the church.-Harrison, Indian reservations.-Horsley, Jottings from jail.-Ingalls, Economic equities.-Ingersoll, Lay sermon; Vindication of Thomas Paine.-Ivins, Machine politics.Jay, Fisheries dispute.-McCarthy, Ireland since the Union.-National Civil-Service Reform League.-Oswald, Poison problem.--Small, Hist. of the 16th Me. Regiment.-Snow, Government of St. Louis.-Stebbins, Progress from poverty.-Whitford, Masonic vindication of right.-Wood, Natural law in the business world.

Science-Ayrton, Practical electricity.-Henry, Scientific writings.-Mendenhall, Century of electricity.Spencer, Factors of organic evolution.-lose, Bridge disasters in America.

Sports and Amusements.-Bury, Cycling.-Dickens, Dialogues.-How to play the game of skat.-Lemcke, Grammar of skat.-Popular recitations, no. 5.-Reynardson, Sports and anecdotes.-Summers, Official yacht record.

Theology, Religion, and Speculation.-Abbott, Kernel and the husk.-Allies, Throne of the fisherman. -Beecher, Prayers from Plymouth pulpit; Bible myths; Scripture reading.-Breed, Abraham.-Brooks, Tolerance.-Butler, Bible-work.-Cheyne, Job and Solomon. -Cox, Bird's nest and other sermons. — Creighton,

Hist. of Papacy.—Current discussions in theology.Driver, Critical notes on the International S. S. lessons. Duryea, A vesper service.-Dusterdieck, The Revelation.-Erdman, Unseen world.-Errett, Evenings with the Bible.-Ewald, Hist. of Israel, v. 8.— Gold dust.-Hastings, Songs of pilgrimage.-Haweis, Christ and Christianity, 2 v.-Hazard, The glorious hope.-Heaphy, Likeness of Christ.-Hyde,Our Father.-Johnson, Psychic studies and Christian thought.-Kelly, Pulpit trees.-Kelso, Spiritualism sustained. - King, Christianity and humanity.—Kingsford, The perfect way.-Knapp, Christ crowned within.- McKim, Bread in the desert.-Muller, Hours of refreshing.—Murray, Children for Christ.-Parks, His star in the east.— Pearse, Some aspects of the blessed life.-Prime, Holy cross.-Prophetic studies upon the coming of the Lord. -Reynolds, Blasphemy and the Bible.-Ritchie, Bible doctrines.-Row, Christian evidences.-St. Alphonsus de Liguori, Complete ascetical works.-Seigneuret, Moses before the court.-Smith, Personal existence after death improbable.-Stolz, Give us this day our daily bread.-Sutherland, Talks on living subjects.-Thomas a Kempis, Golden thoughts.-Walker, Bible temperance.-Walsh, A. S., Mary, queen of the house of David. Walsh, W. P., Echoes of Bible history.-Weidner, Biblical theology; Exegetical theology.—What is maranatha ?- Whitford, Christian Bible. — Wilkins, Modern Hinduism

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