Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14

lstes the adventures of the TihkhRm family
 and their rivals, the Duchess, and Is told in
 Mir. Trowbridges best style. Published by
 Lee Shepard, Boston, and for sale in this
 city by Coan the bookseller
 ssWhat Shall we Do With Our Daughters ?"
 is the interesting topic discussed by Mary A.
 Liyermore in pretty volume. The book
 discusses the changed conditions of woman's
 life. her physical education, higher education,
 need of practical training, industrial and
 technical training, moral and religious train
 ing. The closing chapter Is on superEuous
 women. The subjects discussed are of vast
 importance, and Mrs. Livermore's Weli-knoWn
 ability never has been more plainly evidenced
 than in these pages. The book IS published
 by Lee & Shepard, Boston, and is for sale ln
 this city by s. o. Northrop the bookseller. "Good Night and Good Morning." poem
 by Lord Houghton, has been printed in novel
 and handsome form by Roberts Brothers,
 Boston. It's several leaves are bound *ogeth- CT with pink ribbon, cord and tassels, similar to Christmas carol. Each page is dscora- ted with brilliant yet delicate illuminations, and fine etchings in colors, pictures that Will help to form a correct artistic taste in the minds of children. and subjects that will call forth their warnaest admiration. It would make an unusually handsome and instructive Christmas remembrance to children. For l sale in this city by Judd the bookseller. In the "Young Folks History" series the ! latest volume is an abridgment of Agnes I Strickland's s'Queens of England" by Rosa l lie Kaufman, whose aim IS to make an l interesting and instructive narrative for the 1 benefit Of young people. Miss Strickland IS 1 followed up to the time of Queen Anne. l The book contains much instructive matter Published by Estes & Lauriat, Boston, and for sale in this city by Peck.
 l Painting on china is becoming very popular, and young people interested in this art will find much that Is valuable in the book called "China Painting" by Florence ! Lewis The book is illustrated with sixteen 1 original colored platea. A general introduc- | tion tells just what must be done by the learner and how to do 1t. The book is one l of ths best and most complete of it's kind that we have seen Published by Cassell & l Co.,, London, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Estes & Lauriat have published many I beautiful little works, but none more charming l than ''Sones and Scenes from Faust" It is 1 illustrated with designs from A. Siszen Mayer l and Ad. Selanze. No prettier holiday
 remembrance could be found. For sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 In the introduction to English as She is Wrote" the following statement is found | Let it be remembered that anybody can write l English as ''she should be vrote," and hence l that g certain need of admiration IS due to 1 those who, exercising their right of inde~ l pendent action, succeed in making 1t st ones
 original and racy, and in conveying, without
 the least effort. meanings totally opposed to ! their intention. afording thereby admirable examples of English as ''she iS wrote" by ! thousands. The book is published by D. ] Applston $ Co.,, New York, and for sale in l this city by Judd the bookseller.