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    The Magazine Editor's Troubles.—The Writ...

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    hatred against the editor , which is augmented at each rene wal of his wounded vanity . He

    is prone to speak of him opprobriously . Nothing assuages himhoweverlike the acceptance

    of an article ; the acceptance , , of several articles in succession will wholly remove his prejudice

    —will even beget admiration for the editorial mindwhichhowevercannot afford to buy

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    1 - ¦ 1332 The Publishers' Circular Oct . 15 , 188 9 _

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    Mr . Alfred Kiiapp , who was formerly with Mr . _ Dunn o _ f __ Lud — gate Hillf has purchased A ________ the _

    old established , bookselling ^^ , , stationery , and printi _ . ng ¦ business conducted for a term of

    years by Mr . F . Lower at Crewkerne . Mr . Watson Morrison has just taken over

    the bookselling business carried on for forty years at 1 High Town , Hereford , by his late

    employer , Mr . T . T . Davies . _ i _ ¦

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    ^ — From Messrs . Robert Banks & Son . —* My Jewels / bSarah Sharp . The —¦ ¦ breast —¦ ¦ ¦ -p mr late of

    Aaron T ^^ ^^^ 9 ^ ^ f ^^ A ^ pV m contained w *^ y w •*_* M _ if m . ii * v n p— twelve •**_* ^^ ^^ — - b *^ — precious ^ p—^ — ^^ — - »^ — stones — _ - ^ p- ^ —» _ pg , _^ ^^ and — ^ ^_ - the spiritual significance of one or other of these jewels is lied by the comp ¦ iler * p » of 4 _> this % /

    pretty p ^ f jfc _^ ^ * ^ J m ^ _ * B ^ devotional , J 9 T ~ LIJ 0 fe ^ S ^—ph . * app ^ . '~ »—** V ^^ — text » _* ~^ •*¦!_ -book r _ - w ^ - ^^ ^ p' to ^^ - *^ this w _ - ^ —» ^ p ^ or ^^ that — — ^ B ^^ month of the year . The idea is reverently worked ^ y ^^ ^ »^ ^^ ^^^ out ^ . f ^ j ^ ^^ in j ± m r ^ a rv v series ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ i' ^^^ of ^^ ^^ illustrative ^ ^ ^ ¦• - ** r ^* ^ ^ ™ ^* ^ « ^^ passages b ^ ^^^ r ««^ «^^¦ marh ^^ ^^«< k ^

    of Scripture , and selections from sacred poetry arranged for each day . ' I have made , ' states Miss Sharp , ' the subjects for each day as brief as possible , with a view to their being" more

    easily impressed on the memory and heart , that they may ring like music in our thoughts all day , and be a note of gladness in our weariness , or may heighten our joy in brighter hours . '

    From Messrs . Bemrose So Sons . —• New Code Drawing Cardsexpressly arranged for " class

    , subject . '" The fourth , fifth , and sixth series of these aids to students of variQus branches of

    drawing , are well adapted to lighten the labours of both master and pupil . From 1 Koyal Messrs Winchester . Spencer : Wanderings Blaokett & in Hallam and about . —

    the Ancient Capital of England / by the Rev . ter A . G is . L' nnfi Estrange of the , M . A mos . t Illustrated interestin . g Winches fiitiea in

    -England ; and Mr . L'Estrange has written a I scholarly , concise , and at the same time pictur-I esque and attractive description of its famous

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    Unfortunately - _ - — ^ ______ , __ for , y __ some ____ occult W-- , ^ ~ , _ reason p ^ ^^** * JUL which V » I _ ICO does ¦——•¦•_ - —w —— ¦ not ¦ —* " ¦— - appear — - f g— —^ ¦ - ' * , _> he ~* ~^ — has * " ~ •** r ~* r chosen — r ^—— ¦ Y » WXf —¦—¦ to «^~> ¦ ^ ¦ interlace 1 t / Vj . -X 1 < T . 1 M with all this sli

    is . indifferent a in itself ght element , and quite of fiction out of , which place amidst ^¦"^ "" . ^ _• ¦ ¦ ^^ its ^~ ^ v ~^ i ' Surroundings ¦ ^ *^ v ^ _ v ^^ ^ i ^ ' w ^ ^»^ i » ^^^^ ^ B ^ a ^^ p ^ h a ^^ in ^^ ^^ . ^^ th w ^_ . _» ^ is » P 4 H * volume ~ ^ i ^ _^ f ^ M ^ ^«^ K ^^ ^^^ . With Hf ^ 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ this __• _ * it i is •__¦ to (_ I .

    exception , possible speak in terms of bool unqual _ v and ified we praise hope that of this Mr able . I _ * Estrange and pleasant will ta 4 " * - » k eHhe _ ¦ * 4 t ~» __ opportunity _~__~ k ^^ _ ¦ __»_ ¦ ti __ _ _ ¦ _ r of _"_ - _• the _• _~ i __ not _~ k _—_^ unlikel * _ ^ ¦ ¦» 1 _• __ ¦ * - » ¦ demand _ 3 __ - _ I

    for a second edition to banish Mr . y and Miss lishers Herford deserve ' from a « Royal word of Winchester praise for / the The manner

    pubtype in in which which , illustrations they thev nave have , and produced Droduced binding this this are book book alljke ; admir paper nanpr - , able .

    From Westall , the . same This . — ¦ is ' A a cheap Fair Crusad edition er of , ' b a y William

    successful novel , containing a good deal of the sensational element , but little originality of plot or detail . ^

    From Messrs . Burns & Oates , Limited . — * The Perfection of Man by Charity / by Father

    H H . . Hegmald Recrinald Buckl JtJucJtler er . , u O .. P r . . The The teachin teaching g- and anrl exhortation in this excellent " work _ ie founded partl mtr ¦ — ^ ^ - ^^ y _ y on ^^ ^*^ " Scri -- ^— —r _ w ^ v pture HV ^^ ¦¦ — * "fc —^ ^ and a ^ p ^ p ^^ M * . ^ partl n ^ ^ l ^^ lri ^ VP' ^ fr y T on ^_^ ^_ dp > the ^^ p » — ^^ writings ^ T # ^ k ^_ ^ p * ^ JL ^ G ^ ^ J

    of the Saints and Fathers of the early Church . Although professedly a compilation , the book contains - ^ p - ^^ ^*^^ —r ^ v ^^^ " ^ i ^* a — _ large —» ^^ - _ ^^ ^ v ^ h ^^ mp amount —r ^ b ^^ a ^ p . ^^ «^^ ^ h ^^ ^ p' of ^^^ ^^ ori —^ ^^ ^ pp ginal ^ p ^ K ^ k ^^ n ^ bm ^^ p *^ b ^ matter ^^^^ L ^^^ ^^ % !* \^ ^

    reflecting intellectual ability of a high order , as well as deep devotional f ervcmr . The writer endeavours to demonstrate that the perfection of man mr rests kp on the »•• development f of the flU central t

    —^ —^ ^*^ m-m ^ * _ m ^— ^^ ~—r w ^^ ^^ — pm —^ — ^ — ^ w ^^^_ ^ . ^ w ^— — — — ^ A ^ W ~_ F _^ q ^<^ ^^^ ^ _^^ a # ^^* W ^ fti'V ^ virtue of Love , or Divine Charity , and appeals to three classes of readers , those whose lives »• are _ ¦• •— ' dedicated —_ -. ^ —_—k ^^ «^» w _» __ to — - _ r reli — - ^^ —__ . gion ^& - _ - _ r ___ , , y pastors »_ r «> W « Mf « f- _ r _> __ r of ^ _ f _ k the «/ «— - ^^ Church ~ ta ^ n 1 ——A * V / ¦ - ¦? ,

    and persons who , in their daily avocations , seek , to realise to some extent the perfection of Christianity .

    From Messrs . Cassell & Company , Limited . — * — Sixth _^ . » __—> ^»* — . —i Header _ «• ¦»_ ' — - « ¦* - — . - »_ - _ w ; — for . - ^ - - ^ p Standards _ ^^«^« r « a _ p > —rf » n Tt 1 ^ u —•_ ¦ »¦ VI _« b . ¦ in and 1 n _ f . VII - ¦«> «• " . ¦ ; J '

    revised edition ( Cassell ' s ' Modern School ' Series ) . The revised edition of this capital ' reader fc rendered i speciall 4 attractive f b W ¦ '

    illustrations ^— ^^ " * » ^_^ —^— , V <^ ~^ ^ . <» ^^ . ^ , ^^^ unites » —^ - ' * -- m ^*~ v ^ — the ^ - ^^ — ^^^ ps usefulness y W ^ . -c- ^ ^ y ^ ^^^~^ pT ^^ ^ V of ^^ f \ a ~ y school many ^ Ki ^ k ^^ ' ^^ — / primer with the charm of a story-book .

    From Hebrew Messrs and . James Christian Clarke / by Edward & Co . —* T Scri . Bartlett ptures , , [ ¦ D ¦¦ . D i . and ¦¦ John P . Peters f Ph . D . Vol . II . In ¦¦

    the _¦ ^ -p * new » , y ^¦~ p- — instalment ^ ^ *^ ^^ — — ^—i — _ of — - — —•* this —pp- —p . "p" - , « able —¦> —k—> — — and ^^ attractive j * ¦ __>^ au —— — introduction to the study of the Bible , the history m a —i —¦» « p > ^— ' ••> ^ v of ^ . pr Jfc the ** "—^ — ' Jews ^ pp ~ _ r w v ¦ i- ' from ^ h . » ^^ r - — the ** — _ ^^ Exile ~ rw i —• —k _ y to A /^^ r Nehemiah _ U ~ ^/ _ k . B ^_ r _ m — »*>*~ ~

    is traced ; and a new translation of much of the Hebrew text is given . The legislation , prophecy , and Levitical codes of the Jews , are also placed in a fresh and suggestive light , whilst selections WAVf from the ¦ PsaUer W / h in a Jl new rh 1 ythmical

    MV « ^ - ' -W' ___ AA _ ^ —_— — __ - _ ' « . *_ r _• ^ f _ --t «__ _*/ JH \_ y T | JL J T U __ _ . « ¦ » V ^ " - ~ translation occupy the closing chapters of the authors work ^ f »^ . This in regard volume ^ to comp the treatm ^/ letes b r i r the ent / p of lan the of Old the

    m ^^ ^ p * pp ^_^ jt ~ «^ pr ^* ^^^ <^ ^^^ J" ^ ^¦*> ^ ^ - *^ *^ ^^ ^^ «* ^ ^_* p ^ ^ , m ¦ * ^ r g ^^ j ^ ^^ m , _ ^ ^^ t ^^ u' ^ ~ . ^ , ^" the dealing Testament New in Testament , a they similar propose way Clergymen to with add a the third theolog Books volume ical , of ,

    students -U— _¦*_»» A and VyQfU teach —IVJ 11 U . > ers _ of - _ JL i adult t Jf _ U _ 1— Bible , , tHOUlUg . classes * viwill find , this work helpful and suggestive . ,

    From Messrs . O . J . Clay A Sons . — A Primer of Cursive Reading Shorthand Practice ; in the C C ursive ambrid Shorthand ge System , / and by

    Av \> C 4 tVt t JULCL JL . JL I « V % JJi \*/*~ t A __ L V- ' ULJL U-L T XJ KJ MJLXJM % / MAmJVMJk ^^ y J tern tem Hugh of nf I _ . Shorthand Shorthand Callendar , annftars M . A . The to to Cambridge tiorrasr certain nertain

    Sysadvantages by which appears it is more possess easily acquired | l and better adapted for rapid writing than II

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 15, 1889, page 1332, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15101889/page/14/