life can be faithfully lived in the
world without leaving such sore legacies of loss behind it.

* * * * *

_Books Received._

The Relation of the Government to the Telegraph; or, a Review of the Two
Propositions now Pending before Congress for Changing the Telegraphic
Service of the Country. By David A. Wells. With Appendices. New York.

The Country Physician. An Address upon the Life and Character of the
late Dr. Frederick Dorsey. By John Thomson Mason. Second edition.
Baltimore: William K. Boyle.

Addresses delivered on Laying the Cornerstone of an edifice for the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, October 30, 1872.
Philadelphia: Collins.

Mysteries of the Voice and Ear. By Prof. O. N. Rood, Columbia College,
New York. With Illustrations. New Haven: C. C. Chatfield & Co.

The Poems of Henry Timrod. Edited, with a Sketch of the Poet's Life, by
Paul H. Hayne. New York: E. J. Hale & Son.

Modern Leaders: Being a Series of Biographical Sketches. By Justin
McCarthy. New York: Sheldon & Co.

The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier. Household
edition. Boston: J. R. Osgood & Co.

The Earth a Great Magnet. By Alfred Marshal Mayer, Ph. D. New Haven:
C. C. Chatfield & Co.

The Two Ysondes, and Other Verses. By Edward Ellis. London: Basil
Montagu Pickering.

Jesus, the Lamb of God. By Rev. E. Payson Hammond. Boston: Henry Hoyt.

Social Charades and Parlor Operas. By M. T. Calder. Boston: Lee &
Shepard.

The Yale Naught-ical Almanac for 1873. New Haven: C. C. Chatfield & Co.

Julia Reid: Listening and Led By Pansy. Boston: Henry Hoyt.

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