The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27
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The AIoRGUE; or. The Wage Farmers of Jerry
Sly's Republic By Hon. w. H. Stanton, of
Scranton, Pa. Paper, 25 cts.
The author Of this story is his own
publisher.
THE ExEGEsIs OF LIFE. The Minerva Publishing
Company 10 West 23rd street, New York.
Paper, 0 cts.
THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE ALMANAC FOR 1890.
Paper, 50 cts. Daily Eagle Office, Brooklyn,
NY
This is book of 266 pages and contains a
vast amount of valuable information.
FUGITIvE FACTS. Edited by Robert Thorne,
VI. A. A. L. Burt New York, publisher.
Cloth; 491 pages; s.
This work is com piled in large part from
sources not generally accessible, and cover
ing over /, 100 of those subjects which most
often arise in conversation and in general
reading, giving clearly, fully, and coacisely
the essentials of each. 1t is handy family
reference book, entertaining and instruct
i've for deSultory reading.
CATERED PArTEREL Doggerel)- illustrated.
BY Bessie Alexander Ficklen. c. P. Putnams
Sons, New York.
This is quite an amusing little book and
is well calculated to make an idle hour pass
pleasantly.
RAILWAY SECRECY AND TRusTs-By John NJ.
Bonham. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York.
In this volume are discussed all the lead
ing questions of the day relating to rail
ways. The author has apparently studied
these que ,tions carefully and intelligently.
! SIX TO ONE By Edward Bellamy G.P Putnam's
Sons, New York. Paper price 70 cents.
The success of Mr.. Bellamy's Looking
Backward" will, doubtless, mako this book
much sought for, which, by the way, is a
very readable one.
MoHUN; a Novel BY John Esteem Cooke G.
W. Dillingham; Publisher. New York. Will
liam Estill 2115 Bull street, Savannah.
This is book of over 500 pages, and
possesses great dramatic interest. The
story is we'll and entertainingly told.
Mrs. HILLS New Cook Book; or, Housekeeping
TANIade Easy, BY Mrs. A. z. Hill of Georgia. q.
sN Dillingham;. Publisher. For sale by Will
I'm Estin, zig Bull street
rs is a cook book FOR the south. In it
is to be found a recipe for about every dish
that is known on southern tables 1t is a
book that meets the wants of the times.
Prof. w. C. Kitchin, Phi. D.. of Cam
bridge, has written a picturesque and vivid
historical novel entitled Tue Fall Of the
Christians which is ru ming in The New
York Ledger. The religious and the his
tOrlcaL e.6ileDLS are uOl1lud1b III lLo NOIhS
and in narrating the overthrow of chris
tianity in Japan in the SEVENTEEN century,
the author has entered field fresh in En-
glish literature. 1.-THE Fall Of the Christians"
Is written by scholar who has made
a speciality of japanese history, and
is based on manuscripts which were discov-
cred by the author while he was occupying
a distinguished scholastic position in Japan.
! In the opening chapters Of this story The
! terrible struggle between the christians ana
| their implacable foes, the japanese pagans,
in the distant and u familiar day, when
| England. Holland and Portugal competed
| for supremacy in commerce with japan, is
described with clea ness, power and pict
uresoue skill. Ia fact, the author has made
the most Of fresh theme and fresh set
ting.
MAGAZINES.
Mrs. Deland's serial, Sidney" is great
attraction in the February Atlantic The