Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-23
LITERARY NEWS.
New Books aud siagazlnss-works Of
E.peelai Value.

d NeNAaA ANAfH
"Cuqnof," orisp. spicy, love and
racing romance, inst published By T. B.
Peterson q B'o;hs,s, Philadelphia, is sure
70 he a winner. /. raltles along at rail
Iosd speed, passia0 iesriessly over much
delicate ground. It's anthor, Kate Lee
FsTgus05, is another Amelie K ves, only
she surpssses her model. and her del ght-
tul nOgel IL about a. sborbing az well can
ho Its lovers love With the utmost srdor
aad It's scenes o1 the race trace TEEN with
excitement. There is g mysterious Yong
,ckey VINO braves death 20 win a coveted
yrizs; there are tao spIightly actresses,
and plenty OF ladies who attend races. The
plot Is clever, lhs story breezily told, aud
= more c.'chy novel cannot ne f0urd.
"Chqu0" will be fond FOR sale by all
that sell books everywhere, OF copies Of 1t
will be SEPT per mail TO any oae on re-
hitting price, twenty-five cents, TO the
publishers.
Tnat famous old time fairy tale, "The
Sleeping Beauty" with illustrations by
Geo. W. Breunemsn, Of TIE SalmsRundi
Club, is to be brought ont for the holidays
in The prettiest i'm iginaole dress by White
& Allen, Of New York Ia This little book
al the resources of the printing, photo
graphing aud paper making arts have been
employed with a result az pleasing 10 the
amateur az IL IL satisfactory from me-
chanica, point Of view. Undoubtedly the
fret worthy edition Of the swestest Of all
fairy tales /, is Al the same time the most
elaborate color book for children ever pnb-
4 ~ 81
this il the first time Messrs White& Allen
have employed their Pboto-Aquarelle pro-
cess in producing juvenile" book.
BABY Land is The one msRszine Of the
world that brings happy hours for baby
and festiul hours for mamma Ia the NUS
cry. For 1890 there will be twelve charm
ing stories by Margaret Johnson, with de-
hsnt'ul pictures. Polly Pry and Toddle-
kius Twelve stories Of a baby and his
happenings. Wonder Days OF Baby Ban,
by Emihs Poulss0n. Dainty stories,
poems, iiuges, pictures Large type,
heavy psper-ouly so cents a year. New
volume b. gins with January. d. Lo.hrop
& Co., Boston.
A contribution 70 lhe literature Of the
controversy about Rjmanism, jast when
the recent Catholic Congress at Baltimore
has revived the SUI sct, will be made by
Bishop McQaaid, OF Rochester, n. Y, in
the December Forum He undertakes to
show that the common school system is
piternalistic and socialistic 10 it's tenden
ciss, and that a gross wrong Is done to
Catholic parents by taxing them to main
tain the public schools.
tt-fk. n.snnrffa,fe If pa ua ,iffhfa Man
in America he jees Of an article by
De- Charles q Abbott, which viii open
the Decemb-r Popular Science Monthly It
describes the surrour dlDgs and Occupa-
tons Of the nen who made the rough pot
terry and the implements of slsty rock
which DR.. Abbott has found so abundant
ly ia tie Delaware valley.
The Addresses on the Civil Sabbath, "
which Rsv. Wilbur f. Crafts, Of New York
City, author OF THE Sabbath for Man, "
has been delivering 10 all parts of the land
As Field Secretary Of the American Sabbath
Union are soon to b. published under the
above title by the suthor, in twenty-five
cent pamphlet, which will also contain, in
ia appendix, the present Sunday laws of
81 the States
DIR. William PeIy Northrup Whose
'In the Steamers Track" in SeriJRer'S
will be remembered has written fyr the
December number OF that periodical some
pic. urs,q que impressions Of a summer in
Buttsn1y, describing particularly 1.-THE
Pardon Of Ste. Anne d'Auray"-s unique
religious festival The illustrations for
this article are among the most elaborate
that have appeared in ScribRa's