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    enjoyment only In 1 1 eventually lost another half one part the profitable ' s good of the of , letter way my / college Mr . Ruskin y life proper b says y over , : -

    exertion vacation in s cramming when I for ht honours to have ; half been the at use rest of oug

    my in vexations writing and prize , irritations poems ; not whi to ch count pride the causes innumerabl , through- e ,

    out one ' s life / And architecture ' Figure again : scul because pture we cannot have now no costume be introduced and our in

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    beasts chewed , thank . We God can , still have keep beasts their and old mann y plants ers , and for

    their old coats / While on the subject of Ruskin , it may interest jour readers to know that a marvellous edition of

    in the America tone great d art . -critic I and have ' s exquisite works seen a is samp in l course bound le volum of with publication e , bevelled printed

    boards on , containing paper The Seven y Lamps / ' Lectures on Architecture / ' The Queen of the Air / and Ethics of the Dust / with all the iwoodcuts

    so ' ld for 85 centsor 3 s . Id . ! orginal , I The publishing , trade here is almost at a

    confined standstill ; to publication guide-books s and and sales ' Views being of Scottish mainly

    Scenery of the Eng , ' produced lish , French in , thousands and American for tourists the benefit who excellent flock to Scotland series of guides in the is holiday in course season of issue . An by

    from Mr . Wm the . bookselling Paterson , of trade Edinburg to devote h , who his has energ retired ies entirel

    made y ' a to pal that pable of hit publishing / He is , about in which to bring he has out

    Tolume a very 8 . fine edition of the Waverley Novels in 25 we I printing hear that for Messrs Messrs . R . & Macmillan R . Clark , of & Edinburg Cosub h ,

    . . a - stantial edition of John Morley ' s works . The _inning Edinburgh for printers work put are out now by comp metropolitan letely in pub the

    jnd _Sieved At the n Clark not The onl s _Panting will in stand Britai executed compariso n but in by n the the with world Constables anything . y

    l _i near that the Blackwoods have in hand a _AUnanack _mw squib of ' b which y the 63 comp 000 ilers of the have « Gladston been sold e

    ana which , is now entirel , y out copies of print _, , j edirt ™« wn * ' in . av two _* vols Douglas of has _somewhat in the press work a new

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    | _l _^ s _|^^^^ _- of Beaufort , assisted by Mr .

    Alfred E . T . Watson , is editing the book on ' Hunting / which forms the first volume of

    ' The Badminton Library , ' to be issued periodically by Messrs . Longmans , Green , & Co . The series is intended to form a complete

    library of rural amusement . The information given willbefore all thingsbe practicaland

    the subjects , will be diversified , with anecdotes , and incidents of sporting life .

    Dr . John Chapman , editor of the Westminster Review , has completed his treatise , entitled ' Cholera Curable : a Demonstration of

    the Causes , Non-Contagiousness , and Successful Treatment of the Disease . ' -Some of the subjects dealt with are : ' Theories concerning

    cholera ; the essential nature of cholera ; the remote , predisposing , and exciting cause of

    cholera ; the prevention and avoidance of the disease ; directions for treatment ; public declaration in the Paris School of Medicine

    that cholera is a disease of the nervous system , and that the neuro-dynamic treatment of it is successful' & c . Messrs . J . and A . Churchill

    are to be the , publishers . Messrs . William Clowes & Son have in the

    press an important work , entitled ' The Parliamentary Election Acts for England and Wales , ' arranged according to the qualification

    and the registration of electors , electoral areas , the disqualification of candidates , the election and the election ' s petitionwith notes

    history , and summary . It is a treatise , on the , law of the election of members in England and Wales to the House of Commons of the

    United Chitty's King 'Statutes dom , , ' & by c , J and . M W . Lel . D . y , editor Foulkes of ,

    joint-editors of the Judicature Acts , and barristers-at-law . Mr . George Omondan Edinburgh

    advocate , and author of the , * Lives of the Lord Advocates , ' is now engaged in arranging for publication the papers of the family of Dundas

    of Arniston . As the Dundases played a very important part in English as well as Scottish

    history for many years , the details of the correspondence which has been preserved ,

    possess a special historical as well as social interest .

    Messrs . Blackwood and Sons have in the a new work bMr . Albert B . Bach on

    press y the the ' form Princi of ples a general of Singing manual . ' The of work the whole takes

    subject , and treats of the acoustics , physiovoices logy * _and voice ana -training tomy of & the c . voice It w , ill of also children contain 's

    a series , of vocal exercises , . Messrs . R . B . Haldane and John Kemp

    are making progress with their translation of and Schopenhauer Idea . ' Volumes ' s treatise II , . and * The III World . comp as leting Will

    the work , will be ready soon . , 4 A Life of President Garfield' is promised .

    It is to be edited by his widow , and will aim chiefly at giving a picture of his home life .

    Messrs . Longmans announce ' The Book of Genesis : a new translation from the

    Masso-Memb retio er Text pf , the ' b Institute y M . . Francois The English Lenormant trans- , _*¦ _____ _ta

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Aug. 1, 1885, page 687, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01081885/page/7/