Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
REoENT PUBLICATIONS.

pany (New York; volume XXXV Of the
Century magazine. This volume contains
the most interesting part of Lincoln's life,
from the Montgomery confederacy to the
opening of the civil war. Also the eentinu-
alton of George w. Cables story, "a
Large;'' Stockton's stThe Dusantes," and
s'Ths Graysoas," by Edward Eggleston. A
long list of articles on the battles and lead
ers of the civil war make this book of unu-
sual interest. The volume is elegantly and
artistica1ly bound. For sale in this city by
Judd the bookseller.
It is hardly necessary to make any COM
ments on Petroleum v. Nasby's books. Lee
& Shepard (Boston) have just published
"Ekkoes From Kentucky" and Swinging
Round the Cirkle,'- by this author. Both
stories treat of the war times and are in
structive as well as entertaining. For sale
in this city by Judd the bookseller.
"From the Lands of Exile" is neat little
volume of the letters of Pierre Lott, trans
lated from the French by Clara Bell. These
letters are charmingly written, giving in a
light, breezy style pictures of the East as
seen by the author while travelling through
the eastern countries. Published by William
s. Gottsberger, New York, and for sale in
this city by H. Fl. Peck.
ga Castle in the Air. Is an entertaining
story by General Hugh Ewing, which illus
trates the struggles of southern family,
under the guidance of a raacally attorney, to
recover vast estate located in the heart of
New York city. The attorney, after sue
cessfully fleeing his clients, is himself final
ly defeated by the hero of the story. Pub
Gshed by Henry Holt e Co., and for sale in
this city by 81. II. Peck.
One of the most interesting stories which
we have had the pleasure of reading in some
time is the 'tMaster of His Fate, !" by AmeIia
E. Barr. The hero, after wooing and win
ming rich wife, finds the position of de-
pendent an irksome one and determines to
free himself. He enters into business at the
lowest round of the ladder and by faithful
work wins name and fortune. for himself,
and also the admiration and love of his wife.
A neat binding and clear type add to the at
tractiveness of the book. New York: Dodd,
Mead & Co. For sale in this city by Judd
the bookseller,
The life of such character as DR.. Anada-
bal Joshee must of necessity be exceedingly
interesting. The author of the book before
us, Mrs Caroline 81. Dale, was evidently in
love with her subject. DR.. Joshee was the
first high caste Hindu woman to leave her
country. After receiving the degree of N.
D. from the WoAan's Medical college Of
Pennsylvania she returned to her native
land, and when death claimed her, at the
early age of Twenty-Five, she was physician
in charge of the French wards of the Albert
lished by Roberts Bros, Boston. For sale
in this city by Judd the bookseller.
A representative collection of prose
sketches and poems, read for the most part
by Mr. Riddle alone and inaccessible in any
other form, has Just appeared. The book
also contains q number of Mr.. John T.
Wheelwright's clever social satires and seye-
raj miscellaneous poems. The volume is
printed in clear type, on heavy paper and Is
handsomely bound in cloth. George Rid
dies Readings. Boston; Walter 81. Baker
& Co.
can Uncloseted Skeleton" is an antique
little volume of letters, edited by Hale. &
Bynner, which will we'll repay q reading.
Published by Ticknor & Co., and for sale in
thisscity by Judd the bookseller. @
: From the press of CAssell & Co., New
York, we received handy book of 'tNation-
al Academy Notes. and complete illustrated
catalogue for 1883, prepared by Charles n.
Kurt2. .-4ses ~--'
: h. Rider Haggard's preposteIous yarns are
pretty thoroughly eclipsed by Walter HUB
bel in his narrative of spiritualistic wonders
and impossibilities. .ssThe e Great Amherst
Mystery" Published: by Brentano, New
York and Paris, and for sale In this city by
Judd the bookseller.
Harold Fulton Ra1phdon is the author Of q
clever satire on politics, science, literature,
law and the moral industrial and social
movements of the day. 1t is an attempt to
anticipate the Judgment of posterity on
many questions now deemed more or less
important. There are some happy hits and
considerable real hunor in the book. s.The
Age of Cleveland p bF Harold r.. RaIphdon.
Published by t. O.. Stokes. & Bro., New
York, and for sale in this city by Judd the
bookseller "a 4aes sssss .asse III Az
"a new edition of the Struggles of Petro-
ieunn " Nasty" is just oit from the press Of
Lee Sc Shepard, Boston. The book is ele-
santly, gotten up, contains good photograph
of Nasby and swell illustrated. For sale
by Judd the bookseller. -. = - 80. g.
A very bright entertaining book, hand-
senely hound, printed onoheayy- calendared
paper aand with prcfuss illustrations, Is
.sIrish Wonders, By D: r.. McAnnally,. il,
It 10 made upof popular tales as told BY the
people to the author on hisiourney through.
outIrelsnd They are most ENJOYABLE to all
Published by Houghton, Mifain &c Co.. sBos-
koy, and fer aaJ q 4sy T1fidr the kenksallers or