Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-09
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
NEW JUVENILES.

NE" JlNENl1Eo-
 "Our Bessie," by Rosa Nouchette Carey, author of "Aunt Diana," etc. A story for girls by an author who has won the favor of many readers by the charm of her lite rary style, the purity of her teachings and the wholesome influence of all her wri- tings This is quiet story of English country life, and "Oar Bessie," 8 sweet tempered and unselfsh girl, will find friends among American girl readers. J. B. Lippincott Co.,, Philadelphia. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 ''Hildegarde's Holiday: A Sequel to Queen Hildegarde," by Laura E. Richards. The story of delightful summer in the country. There is great deal of quaint merriment in the book and touch of pa- thos here and there that heightens the charm. The characters are, every one, in teresting, and those who have made the acquaintance of Hilda, Pink and Bubble in ''Queen Hildegarde" will be delighted to meet them again in this companion vol ume. Estes 6 Lauriat, Boston, Mass. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "Three Vassar Girls in the Tyrol," by Elizabeth W. Champney, author of "A Neglected Corner of Europe" etc. This is the tenth volume in which is recorded the travels, experiences and adventures of Vassar girls, and, like all the others, 1t is full of interest, instruction and amuse- ment. An interesting account of the Pas sion Play at Ober Ammergau is one of the important features of the work. The book is gaily bound in illuminated boards, ] and the numerous illustrations are by J. Wells Champney Estes & Lauriat, Bos- ! ton. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 ''Chatterbox for 1s91-92." Edited by J. Erskine Clarke, M. A. This well-known annual is, as usual, brim-full of good things, and parents who have already been urged to place it upon their Christmas shopping list may be assured that the | large amount of reading matter it contains l is instructive, entertaining and whole some. This is the authorized reprint from duplicates of the original English plates and contains large amount of copyright American matter. Estes & Lauriat, Bos ton. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 New Juveniles: "Jesus, the Carpenter of Nazareth" by A. Layman. The life o Christ, his teachings, his miracles, hi death and resurrection, are, in this httl' work, very simply and beautifully nara ted, in series of word pictures which vii | charm alQ Interest, uOt ouly tno iittic ohe who listen to the reading, but all thos who will read for themselves. Creeds ant dogmas, and the questions of the theolo gians, are avoided, and Christ, in his di vine manhood, is set before the young a the highest, purest, most heroic of exam ples for their following. "The beauty O the life of Jesus, and the personal contac of the spirit" are the points common t. all churches, and to bring these clearly t child's comprehension is the intent o the author. Charles Scribner's Sons, Ney York For sale by E. P. Judd.
 Straight On: A Story for Young ant Old," by the author of "Colette," wit eighty-six illustrations by Edouard Ziel The story of boys life at Frencl military school, and a story that d school boys ought to read. "Straigh Onl" were the last words of Captai
 Bailleul, very attractive character, b
 the way, and Straight On" was his son watchword through all trials and dificul ties, and temptations, to the triumphan vindication of his honor and integrity c purpose. The story appeals to all ths is best and most generous in youthfJ minds. D. Appleton & Co.,, New Yorl For sale by E. P. Judd.