Our Seven Churches: Eight Lectures by Thomas K. Beecher. 16mo. Paper, 50 cents; extra cloth, $1; cloth gilt, $1.25.
"The eight lectures comprised in this volume are conceived in a spirit of broad liberality, as refreshing as it is rare. They evince, in the most gratifying manner possible, how easy it is to find something good in one's neighbors, or opponents, or even enemies, if one tries faithfully to do so, instead of making an effort to discover a fault or a weakness. The volume is one which should have, as it undoubtedly will, a wide circulation."—Detroit Free Press.
Maternity. A Popular Treatise for Young Wives and Mothers. By T. S. Verdi, A.M., M.D., of Washington, D.C. Handsomely printed on laid paper, bevelled boards, extra English cloth. 12mo. 450 pages. Price $2.25. Third Edition.
"The author deserves great credit for his labor, and the book merits an extensive circulation."—U. S. Medical and Surgical Journal [Chicago].
"There are few intelligent mothers who will not be benefited by reading and keeping by them for frequent counsel a volume so rich in valuable suggestions. With its tables, prescriptions, and indices at the end, this book ought to do much good."—Hearth and Home.
"We hail the appearance of this work with real pleasure. It is dictated by a pure and liberal spirit, and will be a real boon to many a young mother." American Medical Observer [Detroit].
Mines, Mills, and Furnaces Of the Precious Metals of the United States. Being a complete exposition of the General Methods employed in the great Mining Industries of America, including a review of the present condition and prospects of the mines throughout the interior and Pacific States. By Rossiter W. Raymond, Ph.D., United States Commissioner of Mining Statistics, Editor of the "Engineering and Mining Journal," author of "The Mines of the West," "Mines and Mining," etc., etc. vol. 8vo. 566 pages. Illustrated with Engravings of Machines and Processes. Extra cloth $4.00.
"The author is thorough in his subject; and has already published a work on our mines which commanded universal approval by its clearness of statement and breadth of views."—Albany (N. Y.) Argus.
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The Trotting Horse of America: How to Train and Drive him. With Reminiscences of the Trotting Turf. By Hiram Woodruff. Edited by Charles J. Foster, of Wilkes' Spirit of the Times. 12mo,412 pp. With steel-plate portrait of Hiram Woodruff. Price, extra cloth, $2.25; half-calf, $4.