The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-01
BOOK NOTICES.

"SUPERioRITY OF DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION. "
BY D. F. Patterson, ESQ.,, rs Diamond street,
Pittsburg Pa. Paper cover. Price ST..
The Plttsburg Post says of the book
1.-THE title fairly indicates the scope of the
work, which consists of careful compari,o son
of the measures and policies of the demo-
cratic administrations, with the measures
and policies of opposition administrations
Several chapters are devoted to the promi-
nent issues of the pending campaign, such
as tariff revision, free wool and the inter-
ests of the laboring classes. The scope of
the Mills bill is fully explained, and the
arguments for and against the measure
clearly presented. The work differs widely
from an ordinary campaign book, ana con-
stitut an interesting and valuable contri-
luton to the permanent political literature
of the country"
MY UNCLE FLoRIMoND. By Sidney Luska. ILL.,
Boston: D. Lothrop Company. Price $1OO.
There are few readers who have not read
Sidney Luska's two stories, "As 1t Was
Written" and "Airs. Peixada," and enjoyed
the authors marvellous skill in sketching
character, his fascinating style, and his in
genuity in the construction of plot. He
seems to have made a special study of jew
ism character, ana the main figures in his
several books have all been Jews. His
latest work, my Uncle Florimond,"
although written for younger readers is no
every boy will find unusually interesting.
THE SUNDAY School; It's Origin Mission,
Methods and Auxiliaries. The Lyman Beecher
lectures Before Yale Divinity School for
1888, by H. Clay Trumbull. John D. Wattles,
publisher
This volume should be in the hands of all
who are interested in Sunday schools or
Sunday school work. 1t gives complete
and very satisfactory history of the rise
and progress of the Sunday school
and of Sunday school work. 1t con-
tains vast amount of information
that is of value to the Sunday school
teacher. as we'll as TO the christian minister,
and the information is put in such a shape
as to be deeply interesting. The volume
should be in every library.
woRcEsrER's ACADEMIC DICTIONARY PhiadeI-
phia: j. B. Lippincott & Co. 1888.
tbs book is a revision of the well-known
Academic Dictionary, with many new
features introduced and set in new type 1t
presents a distinctively new feature the
etymology of words. In this respect it is
claimed that no other work of its class APP
proaches it in fullness and completeness; in
photography great attention has been paid
W undkCS anu IA ~ SAS D'Nh NV
only gives the preference OF DIR. Worcester,
ut exhibits at the same time that of all the
leading photographers.
LITTLE JOE By James Otis. Ill Boston: D.
Lothrop Company Price 81.
Little Joe is a newsboy struggling for his
precarious living in the New York streets.
He is alone in the world, yet with plenty
Of pluck and perseverance. He is a news
boy, not because he wishes to be, but be-
cause he is obliged to be. He has push, and
circumstances aid him, so that he at last
finds himself out of the communicating air
of the city streets, on n large farm. where
he finds life well worth living. The story
is full of life and vigor.
MASK AND DOMINO BY David l. Proudht. Por-
ter g. Coates, Philadelphia.
The poems of this volume originally ap-
peared in the Century Magazine. and at
tracted great deal of attention. The char
acter sketches were first published in the
New York Graphic. The volume is one
that will interest large class Of readers.
The Moneys BY Joseph Kirkland. Houghton,
Miffiin & Co., publishers, Boston, Mass,
wylly e. Clarke, Savannah. Cloth. Price
81 IS.
The author in this volume has succeeded
In presenting a story that can hardly fail to
interest all who read it. The style OF it is
good and the character drawing and
dialogue are excellent