Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-15
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

1.-The Changing Year, is the title of
 volume of collected poems suitable to each oi
 the four seasons, and treating of life and
 nature. There is large number of them
 from variety of authors Each pago has its fine wood engraving; on many pages the | poem is merely set into picture which cov- CTS the whole. The volume is especially at- tractive by the grace and abundance of the pictures, which make it peculiarly desirable
 Published by Cassell, Potter, Galpin X Co.,, | New York, and for sale in this city by Judd ! the bookseller.
 l Among the books for children published by Cassell, Peter, Gylpin & Go. is ''Papa's Little Daughters, by Mrs. Mary D. Brine, a simple and pretty story of two little sisters on visit to the country; what they did, and l what they tried to do. It is of the large square shape that children like SO much, and l generously illustrated. From the same firm l comes sFred Bradfords Secret,'' story of 1 boy life and of school life, by Joanna H Mathews who is already a popular writer among the young people. It is fully and handsomely illustrated and is g very readable tale, showing how much better manliness and honesty will prove than deceit or sell fshness ''Do-Peep" is another production of these publishers. 1t is collection of prose and rhyme in large type, with plenty l of cuts, for very small children The covers are bright, and the contents such as to please the little ones. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 book which seems we'll calculated to be popular and useful is ''Gay's Standard ED cyclopaedia and Self-Educator comprising Social, Commercial, Legal Historical, Political, Statistical, Classic, Literary, Dramatic Domestic, Medical and Recreative Education :" Among those who have contributed to the work arc Rev. Dr. Denne n, Prof. Hoffman, Col. Dexter R. Wright, Prof. R. C. Love- ridge, George A. Butler, Dr. c. Purdy Linds- ley, R. G. Russell and Rev. J. H. Beale. The book contains great deal that everybody wants to know. It is published in three different styles, for $5, $G and $7, and is well printed, bound and illustrated
 Little Folk in Green" by Henrietta Christian Wright, with illustrations in color by Miss Lydia Emmet, will please the chil- dren. The stories are: ''Peterkin's Twin Brother" How Greta Went to the Party, y
 'The Old-Fashioned Doll'' ''The Story of Fairy Bell, being continuation of Jack and the Bean Stalk''' and "The Golden Island D They are very entertaining and the illustra- tlons are fine. Published by White $ Stokes New York, and for sale in this city by Judd l the bookseller.
 ''The Young Folks Annual,' edited by Arthur Gilman, contains eight serials in one volume. The articles are upon everyday topics, glimpses of history, talks upon house. hold art, studies in natural history, and sketches of adventure, by such authors as Arthur Gilman, Ernest Ingersoll, Mary Hart well Catherwood, Amanda B. Harris, H. Butterworth, Fred A. Ober, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, Charles R. Talbot and others of equal reputation. The illustrations are many and excellent, and from original designs by Lungren, Miss Humphrey, Bodfsh E. H. Garrett, Robert Lewis, Halsall, F. T. Mer- Till and "Boz." The volume is beautifully printed, and is bound in unique style in old gold covers with title in red. Published bv D. Lothrop < Co.,, Boston, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.