American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Sunday schools -- United States -- Periodicals
This volume gives full information of the Empire and also a highly
interesting account of the origin of the American expedition to Japan.
One of the most charming sketches of the "Leading Men" is that of
Yoshida Kiyonari, who was for years our minister in Washington, and who
with his agreeable wife entertained with fine hospitality President
Grant and his lady while sojourning in Japan. Mr. Lanman has given
in his book information and the result of scholarly research in most
graphic language, which will do much to bring before us the elevated,
progressive and gifted Japanese nation. The volume presents to the
student of Japanese political progress, an invaluable work of reference.
The Children of Westminster Abbey.
=By Rose G. Kingsley.= READING UNION LIBRARY. 16mo. VERY FULLY
ILLUSTRATED FROM PHOTOGRAPHS AND OLD PRINTS.
PRICE, $1.00.
What Dean Stanley's famous annals of Westminster Abbey have been to
the learned traveller, this volume by the daughter of Canon Kingsley
will prove to the popular tourist and to readers of history at home.
Taking as starting-points the monuments to royal or historic children,
the author leads the reader now through the romantic and stormy paths
of secret statecraft, and now among gorgeous pageants of weddings,
christenings and coronations, but always returning into the beautiful
silence of the great Abbey itself.
The Gray Masque and Other Poems.
=By Mary B. Dodge.= ILLUSTRATED, EXTRA CLOTH, $1.25.
The name of this author, whose reputation is already established,
will be at once recognized in connection with some of the choicest
bits of poetry contributed to recent periodical literature, such as
"Indian Summer," "My Baby," "Frozen Crew," etc., all of which, with
many new and equally excellent poems, are offered to the public in this
unusually attractive volume.
One Commonplace Day.
=By Pansy.= 12mo, CLOTH, $1.50.
Pansy has brought out in this her latest book, a vivid, lifelike story,
full of strong incentives to right thinking and living.
The Temperance Teachings of Science.
=By Professor A. B. Palmer, M.D., LL.D.=
Uniform with the previous issues in this series, "Our Business Boys,"
"In Case of Accident," "Health and Strength for Girls." Each cloth 60
cts.
Wonder Stories of Science.
Uniform with "Plucky Boys," "How to Learn and Earn." Each 12mo, cloth,
$1.50.
"But Half a Heart."
Seventh Volume of the famous V. I. F. series, 12mo, $1.25, is by MARIE
OLIVER, that charming writer who by the vigor and originality of her
pen is making a sensation in this particular branch of literature. Rev.
Heman Lincoln, D. D., says, "It is interesting and admirably told; I
commend it very cordially."
Health.
The physical life of men and women. Their structure and functions. How
to supply their wants, direct their powers, avoid their afflictions and
sustain their lives.--By Franklin D. Clum, M. D. _New Edition_ 12mo,
cloth, $1.50.
Pine Cones.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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