The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS - SoYsru,xs,
ADOcr rmE Bpxs. AuxaOws AND
kONAXCgs Ov rHE DAY.

"a El"e Stocking" by Mis- Annie FL
wards, Published ~ Sheldon 4 Co., New
York, ]. an interesting story, woven irarI a
succession 81 incidents. II has No t-i;.:~,i
plot, and the her"i"e would scarcely rise to
the dignity Of such an epi,het. Nrver,h~-
lea, the ressles learns so follow the some
what varied fortunes ri the principal CHAR
setsr. AMI uncousei..a>ly pay. tn her III.
tribute which genius. under anv circun.
stances, never fails :" excite. The hook /.
M; exactly what We should have expected
irom Mr-- El~aE.i-. Tho.. III hrr .r~a-
ii""s ~hi.'h have prs"s'lr,i IL. h Il m",r
vigor, m"rr lire, snt ,IieL~,,i that ANNA
ted and happy ANALYSIS "i character which
lend To- society novels their greatest en-
chantn,cn,. But notwi,i,-t an,ii,.x all this,
~ We stated in tie ou;~i ~ E.u- Stock
ing" will b. read With Interest bv the gen
eral public.
My Moth. Rim Law" il is-r,rsi bv Lock
woo.i, Er"ok> X Ca, Is~,uu, and Is perhaps
meant Z" supply want long isl,. The
anonynsoas ar,hor las se;zs-! ura,a that
vicious, Prurieut taste, which exists in crr-
tain cifclc>, Ia hold the mother in-.aw MP To
rid;cuir, i":g-t:in: that the relation j. ac-
quivss! ,irs.u=h ths. hoi:->t - .c;-ia,inn in
life, and ihs' be- person VIM cun:-mns IL
has hn, little re-I-c, lave i..r either hu.-
han.i .r wife. Mankind are accustomed To-
take exceptional cI,srsrters ~ striking ex-
amples I'll general traits. >iEspiv because
they are prominent ani AMI attract atten-
ton, and In this way learn To- ri.iict,ic
what they sI,ou'd h. taught tn respect
Their are very i.w Mo,;-r> in-iaw who .!..-
serve the saIcL>m ani coatumt,y which
this an"aym",ss author has heaped upon q
class.
The same house sen.!. Us "Nimpnr,," q
bright snd graphic picture al New Eng
land life. winch isirly sparkl-> with the
music "i its autumn leaves. II is one III
the "W,y-i.le Series 81 s,ori~s is.u-,is by
these publishers, and which the bAA,o has
hal frequent OCCASION to role, ri late
rhese little ronisncrs are meant To wh,i.
away lr-i-ure hours. ~he" the person Who
reads them hos mn definite object In view.
They are, generally, Il, la tae case vi
"NimpoiL" fresh, crisp and sparkling, and
have = gladness about them, which, tn the
'ndolent reader. j. incxprsss:bly attractive.
s.er1,n Er.s, In ,,.,." -
translated iren, the GERMAN "a. Claire Won
Giuner, by E,um. Ware, Published by
lockwood, Irooks X Co. and is charm
ing novel, which - radiant with the bes,
qualities Of German fiction. In many re-
spects il il superior Z" ,'e bes; qualities Of
French anil E,,gii-i, roa,ancs, aud is hap
PLY free iron those philo:ophic idnsyncra-
cics which nearly all Grrusn authors feel
bound Ia unfortunate tae.. wnIks. There
u = pervading sense vi d,u'estic Lie about
i. which gives to the bpok u peculiar charm
and iascinates the reader from the start
"Cnde. hsush," by James T. Field, pub
lished by Osyood < Co., Is u combination OF
desuItcry papers, which preserves in style
and freshness, the memory oi yesterdays
Wild Authors" in which Mr. Field 80 hap
PLY made the acquaintance Of the public
The BAzOO ventures TO predict that I'm
,lerbrush" will find many appreciative
reader.
"Jolly Good Times or Child L'ie on =
Farm" il the initial number Of series OF
romancrs Tor the nursery, which is rs it
purpo.ts to he, = yle-sissie oi many a
child's happy youth. II sill b~ read by
the little felix's with absorbing interest.
"Devil Puzzlers" j. another work OF the
same sort. II il most accurately described
BY the adjective, unique. II is rary. enter
tanning and romantic.