ALL AROUND THE YEAR; LEE AND SHEPARD'S ORNAMental Calendar for 1892. Lee & Shepard, publishers, Boston. Price 50 cents.

Well, there's no use trying to beat it, so it is better to give it up in the begin ning than to fail in the end. In elegance of design, richness of material and artistic adornment, it takes the lead. There are fourteen beautifully illustrated cards, bound in a silver chain, embracing the 12 calendar months, in themselves a thing of beauty;" and if not "a joy forever," it is no fault of the publishers. Since writing the above we have made arrangements to offer this beautiful annual as a premium to the subscribers of this JOURNAL.

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We are under obligations to the several authors for the following valuable treatises:

ELECTRICITY IN CARCINOMA. By Robert Newman, M. D., New York, Consulting Surgeon to Hackensack and Bayonne Hospitals, etc.

This paper maintains that cancer is curable by the electrical process, and cites instances of cure in detail.

TUMORS OF THE NASO-PHARYNX, LARYNX AND ESOPHAGUS. By W. Cheatham, M. D., of the University of Louisville.

THE STATISTICS AND LESSONS OF 1500 CASES OF REFRACTION. By George M. Gould, M. D., Philadelphia.

A PLEA FOR THE EXTRA PERITONEAL TREATMENT OF STUMP IN ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY FOR FIBROIDS. By S. Laptham Smith, M. D., etc., Toronto, Canada.

THE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY (Louisville), embracing Medical and Dental Departments. Announcement of 1892.

TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SHELTERING ARMS, New York City. One of the worthiest charities of this great Metropolis, where homeless girls and boys are cared for and trained in pursuits of profitable industry.

H TO ANNIE.

(On the Nineteenth Anniversary of their Wedding).

Ay, let the day be ours, Annie,

And ours the memories dear,

That reach away

From our marriage day,

To this, the nineteenth year.

We've turned another leaf, Annie,

Of life's eventful tome,

The "Pages" twain
May love retain,

With blessings on our home.

'Neath sunny skies and sad, Annie,
We've kept our onward way,
Unshaken still

The single will,

That joins our hands to-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 1891.

Be all our days to come, Annie,
As peaceful as the past,

And Heaven forefend
That they should end

Without some good, to last.

We've learned that Heaven is near, Annie,

And open wide the door,

That friends we knew,

Though passed from view,

Are with us as before:

That death is only change, Annie,
From this to higher states,

For the lowliest one
Beneath the sun,

Some loving angel waits.

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

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