Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

"Deldee the Ward of Waringhan,' D 8 nov
 el by F. Warden, author of 'sthe House on
 the Marsh" etc., is now published. The style is simple but of forcible impression, leading the mind by progress of absorbing incidents which possess strange fascina- tion The story is told with dramatic power and is the work of an experienced writer. His former works are widely read and are spoken of in high terms. D. Appleton & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "A Man of Destiny''-letters to a Presi- ! dent-elect-by Siva, originated in a conver- sation between three persons in regard to the causes of Democratic ascendancy in our na- tional affairs under the nominal leadership of MT. Cleveland and the probable conse- quences These three persons are the only ones sognizant of the authorship of the let ters None of them are animated by feel iug of personal hostility or moved with 2 personal desire to annoy. "Siva" has set forth his own ideas in his own maaner and each reader can judge for himself in regard to them The letters are destined to attract much attention to an important phase of our political life. Belford, Clarke & Co.,, pub fishers, Chicago and New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 The ninth volume of stories by American authors contains ''Marse Chan" by Thomas Nelson Page; stMr. Bixbys Christmas Visi- tor," by Charles s. Gage; "Ei," by c. H. White; sYoung Strong of The Clarion, :" by Milicent Washburn Shinn; "How Old Wiggins Wore Ship" by Captain Roland T. Coffin, and ''-mas has Coms," by Leonard Kip. The stories are new, interesting and full of vivid pictures of life. To recommend this volume we need only to refer to those that have gone befor. it and which have giv- en such universal satisfaction. Charles Scrihner's Sons, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'The Wane of an Ideal," by La Marchesa Bell, is now ready for the public. The au- thor ranks among the first of Italian novel; ists. This novel is strong and interesting It is a story of to-day in which various Ital- ian social problems are treated in humor- ous though not cynical style. The scene is laid in small upland village near the foot of the Pennine Mountains. The pages of the book are inspired with dramatic perception which thoroughly possesses the reader and carries him along with feverish impatisnce It is a story we'll worth reading, written with literary skill and charming style. It is a book that cannot fail to be read with pleas urs. William s. Gottsberger, publisher, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "Wensley and Other Stories," by Edmund Quincy, has just been published, edited by his son Edmund Quincy. Though of quiet and unexciting nature, the work presents ac- curate pictures of way of life that has long passed away and tales founded on fact. MT. Quincy gave the best years of his life to the | anti-slavery cause, and his writings upon l that subject would fill volumes. At the end of this work few specimens are given of what he wrote upon this subject. They are | mostly contributions to an annual entitled ssLiberty Bell,'' edited for the anti-slavery | fair held annually in Boston for many years. | The volume is based upon personal experi- ence, though it includes illustrious examples | to the contrary. It is of very great merit and will be received with satisfaction. Uni | form with this volume s'The Haunted Adju- l tant" and other stories, by the same author
 and edited by his son, will appear. James
 R. Osgood & Co.,, publishers, Boston. For
 sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 s'The Sea Fathers" is new work by Clem-
 ents R. Markham, 0. B., F. R. s. It con, | tains series of lives of great navigators of | former times. It is valuable both for the | vast amount of information it contains and
 as a book of reference. The work is partly historical, but in the main deals withs the lives of the men and their discoveries. At
 the end is an appendix which adds many
 valuable facts, and gives references to the l best works on tho different lives and sub' | jects The important discoveries are some
 thing that every one should know about and l MT. Markham has aimed ts give in this little l volume condensed facts and details whict
 could we'll fill volumes. It is precise, accurate
 and worth double it's price. Cassen & Com
 pany, limited, publishers, New York. Fol
 sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 sWomen, Plumbers ands Doctors," o,
 stHousehold Sanitation, by Mrs. H. M. Pun
 kett is now published. The aim of the bool
 is to be instructive rather than original ant