Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

Professor Fishers able essay on 'Th'
 Christian Religion which recently appeared
 in the North Amaericdra Re0ieao has been pub
 lished in pamphlet form by Charles Scrib
 ner's Sons of New York, and is for sale ir
 this city by Judd the bookseller.
 s. c. Griggs < Co.,, of Chicago, publish
 German grammar for high schools and col leges prepared by Welsey c. Sawyer, Ph. D..
 Professor of Philosophy and German 1T
 Wisconsin, etc., etc. It is very clear anc excellent statement and arrangement of the etymology and syntax of the German Ian guage. For sale in this city by Judd tho bookseller
 A biography of John Randolph, by Henry Adams, is added to the American Statesmen se,ies published by Hougnton, Mifain 6 Co.,, Boston. This distinguished and somewhat eccentric Virginian was born the first year of the revolution, and lived into Henry Clay time. He was the forerunner of Calhoun, and really formulated the doctrine on which the latser's career and reputation were chiefly based. MT. Adams writes from a judicial standpoint. frankly stating the weaknesses of his subjects character, and pointing out his | virtues and the mitigations of his faults in 8 l spirit of obvious fairness. For sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 ''Lectures to American Audiences" by Edward A. Freeman, D. c. L., IL. D., etc., is title of collection of the lectures deliv- cred by Professor Freeman in Philadelphia, New Haven and other American cities during his visit to this country year ago. They are divided into two series one of which has for it's subject '"The English People in it's Three Homes," while the other is devoted to the consideration of ''The Practical Bearings of General European History Professor Freeman is a man of great learning and a historian of consummate ability, and it can hardly be necessary to say that these lec- lures are in high degree instructive. Pub- lished by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 s'Elfn Land" is the title of very attract i've book for children conta ming verses by Josephine Pollard, with illustrative designs by Walter satterlee There are forty pages and as many pictures (most of them colored) as pages. The child who gets this beautiful book for Christmas present will be happy. Published by George W. Harlan $ Co.,, New York; and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''The Harmony of the Bible with Science :: or, Moses and Geology" by Samuel Krims Ph. D., F. R. A. S., etc, is Q book which has attracted @ great deal of attention in Eng land, a second edition having been called for within three months after the publication of the first. The spirit which has guided Mir. Krims in writing this work is indicated in the following ''Sincerely do I trust that before my readers have finished this book they will be convinced that the statements of the Bible are indeed not myths, but veritable revelations from our Creator and our God that they are truths for our instruction and guidance, so that through life we may obey his will, and thereby insure for ourselves happiness and peace; that they are truths to teach us cur high and noble origin and thereby to incite in us holy desires and aspi- rations; that they truths designed to console us in our trials while passing through this world and to comfort and cheer on the bed of death with the assurance of ap- other life, happy, glorious and eternal" MT. Krims handles his subject with great skill. The book is we'll printed and illustra- ted. Published by Cassell, Potter, Galpin & Co.,, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''Christ's Christianity" by Albert H. Walker, member of the Hartford bar, is a valuable book, and one which everybody who desires to know just what Christ said and meant can read with profit The author SC lects and classiies the sayings of Christ &C., cording to subjects, so that one can read un- der any head what Christ has said. Pub lished by Henry Holt x Co.,, New York; and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "Wee Babies'' is charming picture book for children. The designs are by Ida Waugh and the verses by Amy E. Blanchard. The pictures are printed in colors and both they and the verses will deeply interest the little folks. Published by E. P. Dutton X Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
 "Grandma's Garden" is the title of beau tiful little book published by James R. Os- good & Co.,, Boston. It contains poems and prose extracts in relation to the old fashioned garden and it's old fashioned flowers, from the pens of such artists as Rose Terry Cooke, Lucy Larcopl, George Milner, Edna Dean Proctor, Mary Russell Milford, Sarah O. Jewett, H. B. Stowe, Francis Bacon, Thomas Hood, Mary Hewitt. The work is hand somely printed and is illustrated in colors by Walter Satterlee. It is bound in illuminated covers, on one of which appear the auto graphs of several of the contributors. For sale In this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Christmas Rhymes and New Years Chimes," by Mary D. Brine, is the title of a fine collection of verses and pictures for.it- tie children. The book has a very artistic cover and is pleasing throughout. Published by George w. Harlan x Go, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller. Spelling the Egyptians Tale of Shame, told from the British Blue books, " by J. Seymour Keay, is a fcrcible and con- vincing statement of the wrongs done the Egyptians by the British. Those who desire to thoroughly understand the Egyptian ques- tion should read it. Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''Her Crime" is novel in the No Name series published by Roberts Brothers, Bos ton. The story is decidedly readable. The crime is involved in the desperate efforts of 8 handsome, ambitious woman to hold her owr 1 in the fashionable world after her husband has lost his property. The mystery sur rounding her crime is not very deep, but it ii well handled. The authors style is pleasing and the characters are we'll drawn. For sal' in this city by H. H. Peck.
 1 The fifth volume of the Questions of tn Day series, published by 0. P. Putnam Sons, is ''The American Citizens Manual Part l." by W. 0. Ford. It treats of gov