Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-10
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Society as l Have Found It." MT. Ward McAllister's famous work appears in Casselrs Sunshine series;" cheap edition in paper covers, but containing just as many capital Is as the most expen- sive "Edition de luxe" Cassel Publish ing Co.,, New York. For sale by E.. P. Judd.
 "The Sovereigns and Courts of Europe, by "Politikos. With portraits. A se- ries of biographical sketches written with the view of enabling the general public better to know the men who hold the reins | of office, and therefore better to appreci- ate the course of national affairs. The author claims that these chapters of con | temporary history have been carefully prepared from special and authentic l sources. D. Appleton & Co.,, New York. | For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "The Laird O Cockpen," by "Rita." A story of life in Scotland, well-written and interesting. Two characters, a fascinating
 but fckle lover, and self-contained, deep | ly earnest and faithful lover, offer sharp | contrast. The story awakens sympathy,
 seem really to suffer and enjoy. Pub | lished in LovelPs International series by | the United States Book Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "Life" in separate form. J. B. Lippin- | colt Co.,, Philadelphia. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 Through Russia on 8 Mustang" by Thomas Stevens, author of "Around the l World on Bicycle" MT. Stevens, an ex- perienced traveller and writer, records in
 this book the incidents of a ride from l Moscow to the Black Sea in the summer of
 1890. The ride of about eleven hundred
 miles through the heart of Russia, away
 from the beaten paths, was made upon a
 "Wild America" mustang, constitution
 ally timid creature, yet "a good sort" after
 all. MT. Stevens descriptions are vivid
 and interesting, and a number of half tone
 him, add to the readers enjoyment of the
 book. Cassell Publishing O., New York
 For sale by E. P. Judd
 ! ''The Story of Ohio," by Alexande,
 Black. Being the second volume of the
 series entitled the ''story of the States,
 being narratives descriptive of the rise
 and development of the several states ot
 the Union. The editor, Elbridge S
 Brooks, permits to the author of each mar
 rative the privilege of defining the tern
 "story" in his own way, but in view O.
 the limits of a volume the result in ever,
 instance must necessarily be in the form
 of sketch rather than that of a history for this very reason, perhaps, meeting need in the way of compactness and ac :. feasibility, MT. Black has made the tern stand for direct, natural, often dramatic account of the romantic origin and extra ordinary development of the "Buckey' , State." D. Lothrop Co.,, Boston. Flo
 sale by B. P. Judd.
 , "A Plea for Liberty: F. An Argumen | Against Socialism and Socialistic Legisla tion, Consisting of an Introduction b
 Herbert Spencer, and Essays by Variou
 Writers" Edited by Thomas Mackay, at l thor of "The English Poor" The pul 3 pose of these essays is sufficiently indies x ted on the title page, but the various WI
 ters approach the subject from differer
 points of view and are accountable fo
 their own opinions only. The vast exter
 of the questions involved in the contrt d versy between Socialists and their oppt . nents will explain the exclusion of som " familiar subjects of importance, and th
 inclusion of others less important, thu W have more direct bearing upon the argr ment. D. Appleton & Co.,, New Yorl For sale by E. P. Judd.
 | Protective Philosophy. A Discussio
 of the Principles of the American Prote ts tive System as Embodied in the McKinle ar Bill ]" by David Hall Rice, A. M.s Wit appendix and index. Written with tw 10 fold purpose. First, to present the late t. and most authoritative evidence of u
 comparative effect of the free-trade tari
 system, and of protective tariff system, form accessible to students and busine b. men. Secondly, to point out the econon y ic principles which operate to develope f wonderful growth and prosperity und the American protective system. The tv y full page illustrations, reproduced by u is photo-gravure process, tell their own st 70 ry of the comparative effect of the tv ;, systems upon workers in England al III America. Published by George B. Rec
 Boston. For sale by E. P. Judd. ng "An Easy Method for Beginners in La a- in," by Albert Hardness, IL, D., profe o- BOT in Brown university. Profess .s Hardness is widely known as the auth 'e of long and valuable series of Lat ot textbooks. This volume is intended he introduce the learner to a practical al or working knowledge of the Latin languae
 and is at once book of Latin exercises or Latin reader, and sufficiently 8 gramm it, for beginners. The work is profusely
 lustrated by colored plates and engravin
 of classical subjects, which render it to more than ordinarily attractive text-boo lc, Published by the American Book Co.,, N re- York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 ar. 'The Citation of Shakespeare, Befe ,.e the Worshipful Sir Thomas Lucy, Knigl
 Touching Deer-Stealing, l" etc., by Wal ng Savage Landor, with an introduction on Hamilton Wright Mabie. It was at E Ter sole, Italy, between the years 1829-'; aat and during the most peaceful years of
 authors life, that this remarkable trs fey scription of country side life in Old E,
 land was written. MT. Mabie regards
 together with ssPericles and Aspasia" a me sThe Pentameron," the finest of the re- thor's productions. The comment, attr bia uted to Lamb, that only two men co1 have written, this charming bit of old El s fish Iife-the man who wrote it, and he in whom it was written-is, the editor his serts, no exaggeration, in view of ok. buoyancy. audacity of humor, and inns
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