Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-22
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

SuhmDeTs LucyclOptfuiaf low euition,
volume sixth, opens with the Humber and
closes with description of the island of
Malta. 1t contains seventeen valuable ar
ticles copyrighted in the United States in
1890, eight of which are biographical
sketches: Washington Irving, 81. w.
Longfellow and James Russell Lowell, by
F. II. Underwood; Andrew jackson and
Abraham Lincoln, by ]. P. Lamberton;
Thomas jefferson and Robert E. Lee, by
N. B. Webster; Andrew johnson, by
Frederick W. Seward. The other nine are
descriptive of the states of Idaho, Illinois,
Indian territory, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas,
Kentucky and Maine, and are accompanied
by excellent double-page maps. Other i'm
portant articles are those upon 1mmigrs-
ton, International Law, Magnetism, Ma
chine Guns, Light, beautifully illustrs-
ted article upon Lace, and many others,
biographical, descriptive, or embodying
the latest discoveries in science, or new
achievements in manufactures and art.
Many articles found in the old edition
have received careful revision. Published
in the United States by ]. B. Lippincott &
Co., Philadelphia. For sale by E. P.
Judd.
Consequences" A novel by Egerton
Castle. The work of new and promis-
ing writer, which shows much knowledge
of different phases of life and society.
There is lifelong secret between father
and son, and at the climax an exposure
and confession. The dramatic power of
the writer is shown throughout, and not
least in the concluding chapter. A pecu-
liar theory about the transmigrstion OF
souls is one of the features of the story
Published by D. Appleton Co. For sale by
E. P. Judd.
"Sunny Stories and Some Shady Ones,
by James Payn. The first part of th'
book is collection of sunny" stories
fictitious, bright and amusing. Strongl,
contrasted are the "Gleapings from Dari
Annals" which constitute the second part
These are all fact, curious, depressing and
gruesome, the result of research among
the chronicles of crime. Those who pre-
fer the cheerful stories alone have only T.
break the book apart down the length o
its paper back and bestow the second par
upon some one whose gloomy nature elect
to "sup on horrors" Published by tn
John w. Lowell Co., New York. For sal,
by e. P. Judd.
"Moulding Q Maiden. The Albatros
Novels" By Albert Ross. Mr.. Ross
latest book just issued with first editio,
of thirty-fve thousand deals with the ex
periences of three guardians, of widel.
divergent views, in moulding the characte
of girl left in their charge as an infant
Two of these guardians are men, the othe
a woman. Rosalie, the ward, first appear
as little child in her nurses arms, in tn
last chapter as the wife of the younge
guardian; and is the character arount
which the interest of the book centers
Published by G. w. Dillingham;, New
York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
':La Grippe and its Treatment" by Cy
rus Edison, NJ. D., is little parchment
paper covered brochure intended for gene
| raj readers. DR.. Edison thinks that L
grippe has clearly indicated its intention
of becoming, for time at least, natural
| lied denizen of the United States; it there
fore seems proper to him that these hint
and warnings should be published D. Ap
pleton & Co., New York. For sale by E
1 P. Judd.
Chambers Encyclopedias, volume VII o
the new edition, closes with short sketcl
of Rev. John Pearson. It contains six
teen double-page United States maps, yer.
clear and fine, with twenty-five new copy
righted descriptive articles relating to ou
country. There are many lengthy and in
teresting articles on special subjects; mu
sic, art, science, biography, geography
ETC.; and numbers of articles or defni
paper, type and illustrations are all excel
lent. J. p. Lippincott & Co., Philadel
| phia. For sale by E. P. Judd.
''Bellerue; or the Story of Roll, by W
NJ L. Jay, author of "Shiloh." An eI
tremely interesting book. While no
what is termed religious novel, there is
stimulating moral tone running through |
that must subserve the best uses. The au
thor shows . comprehensive acquaintanc
with human nature; finds good in all, per
fection in none, and is 30 happy in the de
lineation of individual character as to e1
cite the active sympathy of the reade
throughout. Published by E. P. Dutto
& Co., New York. For sale by E. F
Judd.
Crowded Out % Crofeld, or the Bo
Who Made His Way" William o. Stod
dard A book for boys, as the title int
mates, but like most really good books fo
boys, hkelyto be quite as interesting {
grown people. The boy in question, on
Of large family of children, feels ths
there are too many mouths to feed, tha
he can do nothlng In Croneld, that b
must, in short, go TO the city-to Ne'
York. This resolution, the means b
takes to carry 1t out, his adventures, pc,
sistencs and ultimate success, go to th
making of tsmpting volume, devoid Q
extrsyagancies, yet no lacking in interest
ing variety, and half the charm lies in th
fact that Jack Ogden's courage, honest
and push make him just the boy to hav
adventures and to win success In the end
Jacks sister Mary would interest any gir
| reader in the land; in fact all the charse
ters talk and act like real people. Pull
1ished by D. Appleton & Co., New Yorl
For sale by E. P. Judd. -.