The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-28
and charm that are peculiarly his own. n
they appear in everything he writes. Cloth
81. New York: Charles Scrlbner's Soma.

and charm that are peculiarly his own. and
they appear in everything he writes. Cloth
81. New York: Charles Scrlbner's Soma.
"Huckleberries'' is the fanciful title given
to a collection of short stories by Rose
Terry Cooke. She calls them "Huekleber-
ries" because they all nave q distinctive
New England flavor. There are eleven sto-
ries in the volume. and not q dull ono
among them. How Celia Changed Her
Mind" is delightfulin its humor. and Grit"
Cloth, SL.25. Boston: H~oughton, Miifiin o.
Co.
Little Smoke" by w. o. Stoddard. Is
one Of those impossible Indian stories in
which the pictures of Indian life and char
TO be a story of the Sioux Indians. though
il is probable the author never "a " one.
However, boys like TO read such stories,
and. after all. they are not as bad as they
might be-. Illustrated. New York: ID.
Appleton IL Co.
AN Entire Stranger" by Rev. T. L.
Bailey. is a novel in which q bright and
sensible school-ma'am is the heroine. 1t
contains many practical hints in regard to
the management and training of pupils,
and conveys a good deal OF In
an interesting way. Without having the
plot of a novel it has the interest of one.
Cloth, S1.25. New York: L. Y. Grove Il
Co.
Two new stories by Julien Gordon are
published together by the j. b. Lippincotr
Company. Philadelphia. They are YAM
of the former works by the same author,
notably, "a Diplomate's Diary" and "A
Puritan Pagan achieved considerable
popularity. These stories have a dashing
quality that holds the attention. Cloth. 81.
The Cassell Publishing Company, New
York. publish Eli PerkIns's Thirty Years
of Wit" by NJ. ID. Landon. 1t is a motley
collection of personal "reminiscences con-
corning the wise and witty sayings of vari-
Gus persons whom the authOr has met or
heard of. 1t shows little or no originality,
and the prevailing characteristic Of the
book is the egotism of the author.
can Utter Failure" q novel by Miriam
Coles Harris, is published by ID. Appleton
& Co. ''Rutledge,n a former novel by the
same author, proved to he very popular.
and this one gives similar evid ences OF
originality and power. The scene Is laid
abroad. though the characters are III 0stly
American. Cloth. S1.25.
Susan Coolidge's stories always find q
welcome among young readers. In the
High Valley" is announced as the fifth and
last volume of her Katy-Did series. 1t con-
.tains ten stories. we'll adapted for dlscrimi-
mating readers of almost any age. Cloth,
S1.25. Boston: Roberts Brothers.
1.-THE Crisis in Morals" by James Thomp.
son Bixby. Of Leipzig, is on examination of
rational ethics in the light of modern
science. IL is a metaphysical work, and
will not strike the average reader as dis
closing any crisis in morals. Cloth, 81.
Boston: Roberts Bros.
Recalled to Life" q novel by Grant
Allen. opens with a tragedy and closes with
a wedding. Between these extremes there
is an interesting story and the development
Of a w~ell-conceived plot. 1t is issued in
the Leisure Hours series by Henry Holt 81
Co.. New York.
The Frederick A. Stokes Company, New
York, publish "A New Pocket Dictionary
of the English and French Languages by
j. T.. Wesley, seventeenth edition. II
will be found useful by students and read.
ers of French.