Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-05-24
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| The New York EUening Post well SAYS of the
| author and her book: Gas the authors
poems have taught US to expect her themes
| are chiefly those of nature and rural life She
writes of the things and the life about her
with the chastened enthusiasm of healthy
and happy but not too exuberant spirit She
keenly enjoys life and lfe's gifts, and gives
| frank expression to her enjoyment; but she
| does not exaggerate, she does not exclaim-
better still, she never 'gushes' To gush,'
| as we understand the term, is to affect a
mood which one does not feel, and in this
young poets prose as, in her poetry, there is
| no characteristic so prominent or SO PLEASING
as perfect sincerity and truth II is this
| more than anything else which prompts us
to indulge the most confident hope for tb.
future of the Sky Farm poets" The sJour-
mar will be read with great pleasure by those
VINO have read the authors poetry. Publish
ed by G. 2. Putnam's Sons, New York and
for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller,
Tigers and Traitors" is the second na,t
OF Jules Verne's new romance .sThe Staau
house. the hrst part of which was recently
published with the title s'The Demon of
CaWnpore." The wonderful travelling car.
orawn by steam elephant, continues it's
merry course through the forests and iunples
OF India, and Jules Verne has fairly outdone
oimsef IN this rapid and graphic narrative,
III "nlon ne brings together greater num-
oer OF monsters and mEvels than were over
oe1ore met with out of the pages of the
ARABIAN Nights" 1t is surprising how
ever, to find how little violence. after oil ia
done to the probabilities, and the travelers
are brought safely through, though Colonel
Munro comes dangerously near being blown
up by Nara Sahib, and the escapes from
savage and poisonous beasts are simply in
Vulnerable Published by Charles Scribner's
Sons, New York, and for sale in this city by
Judd the bookseller.
Carlyle's Critical and Miscellaneous Es
says" are published in a popular two-voIume
edition by Houghton, Miffiin & Co.. and are
sold at a price which brings them within the
reach of all who desire to own these valuable
productions of the great author A fine por-
trait OF Carlyle is in the first volume For
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
''The Old Testament in the Jewish
Church." by w. Robertson Smith. is the
title of volume which contains twelve leo
lures delivered by their author in Edinburgh
and Glasgow, during the first three
months of the present year. The lee
lures had their origin, MI Smith ex-
plains, IN temporary victory of the oppo-
nents of progressive biblical science in Scot
land" controversy which resulted in the
withdrawal of Mr.. Smith from his work as
professor at Aberdeen. These lectures pre-
sent continuous argument 1--WE quote from
the authors preface) resting at every point
on valid historical evidence. and SO framed
that it can be followed by the ordinary Eng
lish reader who is familiar with the Bible,
and accustomed to consecutive thought
Published by D. Appleton & Co., and for
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
Charles Barnard has given the readers of
Sc7ib1aer's from time to time considerable in
formation respecting the methods of Build
ing Associations and other cooperative en-
terprises From the papers on these subjects
contributed to the magazine named and to
other periodicals, and from a paper read be-
fore the American Social Science Association
in 1877, Mr.. Barnard has now, by rearrang-
ing, rewriting and adding, made little
book of much interest and usefulness cal ed
"Co-operation as Business, (which contains
much that is valuable to all who seek infor-
nation concerning the practical application
of the cooperative principle. Published by
G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, and for
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
''The Sword of Damooles," by Anna Kath-
arine Green, author of ''The Leavenworth
Case" ETC., is story of fashionable New
York life. 1t is full of romantic inciden is and
lessons and is very clever and entertaining,
though not SO fascinating and powerful as
are the authors detective stories. Published
by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, and for
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
Loukir Laras: "reminiscences of Chiote
Merchant During the Greek War of Inde-
pendence,'' by D. Bikelas and translated
from the Greek by J. Germadius, is an excel
lent addition to the ''New Handy-Volume
Series" published by the Appletons. 1t first
appeared a serial in Athenian journal in
1879, and at once attracted so much atten-
ton that an edition of it as a separate vol
ume was soon issued, and translations of it
lutO SeVefal ldnSudSeS were Indue; one III
French by the Marquis de Queux de Saint
Hilaire, one in German by Mr.. Wilhelm Wag-
ner, one in Danish By Professor Jean Pho
and one in italian by writer whose name is
not given. For sale in this city by Judd the
bookseller.
No 3 of the publications of the Civil Ser
vice Reform Association is entitled ''The
'Spoils' System and Civil Service Reform in
the Custom House and Postoffice at New
York" by Dorman B. Eaton. No. 2 of the
Economic Tracts of the Society for Political
Education is priced and classified list of
books recommended for general reading and
as an introduction to special study on the
following subjects: Political economy, fin
ance, taxation, relations of labor and capital,
wages, cooperation, land tenure, free trade
and protection, commerce and trade, social
science, communism, socialism, political sci
ence, civil service, minority representation,
the constitution of the United States ETC.,
etc. Both these pamphlets are published by
G. P Putnam's Sons, New York, and are for
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
LIVE ISSUES.
HEARTLEss.
Hast thou feeling,
TO kneeling
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