Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-27
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The following are recently published numbers of Lovelrs International series: ''Out of Eden," by Dora Russell, author of "A Bitter Birthright," etc. A novel somewhat sensational, beIng full of incl dent and emotion, but dealing with every day people and every day affairs in style so deliberate as almost to seem old fash toned. ''In Luck's Way,"b by John Strange Winter, author of ''Bootle's Baby" etc. {; also ''Moth Mullein," by S. Barring Gould, author of "Urith." Mrs. Stannard brings to her later stories the same skillful depic- ton of characters and fidelity to nature that characterize her successful stories of army life. Moth -Mullein" is a short but brilliant story, romance in humble life, with descriptions of moth-hunting in Ds- renth Wood, county Kent, England
 ''Hovenden, V. o., or, The Destiny of a Man of Action" by F. Mabel Robinson, author f'Disenchantment," etc. A rath- CT intense and tragic novel, which, though somewhat artificial in tone, is full of good things, tending toward good and moral uses. "Mr. Chaine's Sons," by W. E. Norris, author of "Matrimony," etc. An entertaining story of English life by this most popular novelist. Mir. Norris de bends neither upon dramatic incident nor eccentricity of style for the success of his works, yet they are full of movement, of ten unanticipated. and their style is quite his own. In misunderstanding, perhaps, lies his chief charm. John w. Lowell O., New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 New Holiday Juveniles-"Tom Tucker and Little Bo-Peep," by Thomas Hood; il lustrated by Alice Wheaton Adams. A book to charm the little folks. It con- tains an interesting story in rhyme, in which are introduced many of the dear and well-known characters found in the idyls of Mother Goose. The illustrations in sepia and colors are charming, and the entire work in design and execution is very dainty and attractive. Cassen Publishing Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 'Little Smoke" tale of the Sioux. William O. Stoddard, writer beloved by all boys, has furnished them this time with real Indian story, which is suff- ciently exciting without being exaggerated or sensational. Bert, the Ohio boy, is 6 brave fellow, and the story of his capture his life among the Sioux, his friendshiI for "Little Smoke" the young Indian, the battle of the Little Big Horn, and his es cape to the camp of the United States troops, will be found intensely interesting. The work has fourteen full-page illustra tions, one of them being a portrait of Sit. ting Bull. There are besides seventy-twc head and tail pieces, illustrative of Indian life, implements, etc, with pictures of several famous chiefs. D. Appleton & O., New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "A Sweet Girl Graduate" by L. T. Meade, author of "A World of Girls, Polly" etc. A story of life at St. Be. nets, an English college for girls. Pris, cills, poor, plain and studious, has 8 try ing time at first among her gay and veal
 thy fellow students, but wins her way, gains friends, respect and influence, by sheer force of esrnestness, the sincerity of a noble purpose, and the truthfulness of a nature that will not stoop to deceive. There are other fine and attractive charac- ters, and the book will bs heartily en. joyed by girl readers. Cassell & Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.