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editorial reviews of all books ana tracts of inter
est that may be sent to this office.]
The North American Review for Octo
ber presents a most attractive table of
^contents, Senator N. P. Hill writes of
* * Gold and . Silver as Standards of
Value,” and maintains that silver should
be coined as well as gold, not for the
purpose of inflating the currency, nei-
ther in .the interest of the silver-mining
industry, Ajut^rthe
more
Mr. C. C. Gibson and Miss M. A.
Dashiell, at the residence of the bride’s
parents three miles from Spangle, W. T.
The newly married pair are members
of the Christian Church and are noble
Christians. Brother Gibson is one of
our young preachers of market^ ability,
and is destined to do great good in the
Master’s vinyard. May success and
happiness attend them through life.
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purpose of preserving uni»
formmity in the value of metalic money,
and of preventing such contraction of for all scrofulous and virulent blood
the volume of money as would produce poisons, is specific. By druggists.
financial disaster. In “ Some Aspects
“ Nature,” says Goethe, “ will be
jjf jpemocracy in England,” A. V. Dicey
makes clear to the American reader how reported. AH filings are engaged
archy aud aristocracy presist in Britain,
the Democracy, or, in other words, pub
lic opinion, absolutely controls the ac
tion of the government. Under the ti-
tle’of r‘ Co-operative Distribution,” the
Rev. Dr. Heber Newton gives an in
structive historical sketch of the rise,
progress and fluctuations of co-opera
tive merchandizing in the United States
during the past fifty years. Prof. W.
Boyd Dawkins writes of “ Early Man in
America,” whose modd of life and
whose implements appear to have been
identical with those of the races thaï
_ £ontemporaneously inhabited thé medi
the tropical forests of India. The pos-,
sibility of “ Astronomical Collisions,”
whether of the fixed stars with one an
other, or of comets with the sun, the
earth, or the other planets, is consider
ed by Prof. C. A. Young. Moncure D.
Conway discourses learnedly, and at the
same time most entertainingly upon the |
Sum-Tpa!riclT MytE7T Van~T5uren
Den Alow, in an article on “ Board of
Trade Moi ality,” makes a vigorous de
fense of the practices of the Corn Ex
chaDge, and in particular replies to the
strictures of Mr. Henry D. Doyd; con
tained in tho Review for August. Fred
eric Harrison contributes an article, in
valuable to the historical student on
“ Hist cries of the French Revolution.”
Finally, tLe Bev. E.E. Hale presents an
inventory of the volume and distribu
tion of ‘’Social Forces in the United
States.” Published at 30 Layfayette
Place, Nt w Yuik._ $5.00 a year, —50
cents a number.
bv Samuel
Wainwright, D D.— “Prove all things;
hold fast to that which is good.” This
rule Dr. Wainwright has followed in
presenting a thorough review of the
prevailing .theories of Natural Science.
He has submitted to searching criti
cisms the views of Darwin, Huxley,
Tyndall, aud others on the subjects of
Evolution, Transmutation, Spontaneous
Generation, etc., and has ably shown
the fallacies involved in their deduction.
Although dealing with difficult scienti
fic problems, the book is written in a
«dear and simple style, attractive to ev
ery intelligent mind. It is well calcu
lated to remove skeptical doubts, and to
confirm the old belief that, “ He that
built all things is God .’’— Published in
Funk & Wagnalls’ Standard Library,
No, 971 Price 25 cts.
S cientific
S ophisms ,
Bck/w we give ft partite Itet of the books we“"
propose to furnish our readers at publishers re
tail pricks. We woiild just say in brief that ire
are prepared to furnish most anything ih the
book line, and will be pleased to receive orders I
for same. We will add to this list as our time '
aud space will allow.
bibles A nd testame A t ^.
September Iff,—1889,-by the vrriter,-
in writing t-heir owri kistoiy. The
planet and the pebble go attended
by their shadows ; the rolling rock
leaves its scratches-on the moun-
tain-7-the river its channtd in rhu
soil ; the aniipal its bones in the
stratum ; the fern leaf its modest
epitaph in the coal ; the falling
drop makes its sculpture in
the sand or stone.
Not a foot
slipjj in the snow or along the
ground but prints, in characters
more or less lasting, a map of its
rnareh— The air la full of sounds,.
the sky of tokens, the ground of all
memoranda and signatures, sub
jects covered with hints, . which
speak to the intelligent.”— -Ex.'
"Bost of AH.”
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