Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-10
KECENT PUBLICATIONS.

"Five Little Peppers Grown Up." A sequel to ''Five Little Peppers Midway" By Margaret Sidney. This third volume of the delightful s'Little Peppers" series lacks none of the charm that gained for those preceding it the praise of thousand of readers old and young. The Peppers in young manhood and womanhood are the same earnest, winsome, cheery, true hearted natures who won our love long ago in the little brown house of their child hood. The story is full of animation and enjoyment, with here and there a shade of pathos; there ia no preaching save that of example, and the lesson, as before, is that of unselfsh love and duty. D. Lothrop Co.,, Boston. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "Prisons of Air." by Moncure D. Con- way. A gipsy's curse, affecting family to the ninth generation, and an English es- tate alienated from the family for three hundred years, but recovered in part by the American descendant of the genera tion with whom the power of the curee expires, form the groundwork of this able and interesting story. It is fsnciful yet not extravsgsntly so; ingenious, but not intricate as to is plot, and altogether out of the common run of novels. United States Book Co.,, New York. For sale by k. P. Judd.
 "For the Defence" by B. L. Farjeon, author of "Toilers of Babylon," etc. A story of crime and it's detection very ably written. Published in the 'Internationsl series'' by John w. Lowell Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 Casanova the Courier" by David Skaats Foster, author of "The Romance of the Unexpected" etc. A story record ing the experiences of Americans in France and Italy, with enough of incident and adventure to satisfy those who desire excitement in reading, and 8 clever plot and we'll dawn characters to allure those who do not enjoy the sensational. J. S. Ogilvie, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 Recent additions to Casselps Unknown Library are "Back From the Dead: A Story of the Stage," by Saqsi Smith, and, s'In Tent and Bungalow" by An Idle Ex- ile The first is we'll written and ingen- iously planned, its interest sustained to the close; the second comprises a series of Cassell Publishing Co.,, New York. For sale by K. P. Judd.
 "The Duchess of Angouleme and the Two Restorations," by Imbert de Saint Amand. The latest volume in a series of studies of the famous women of the French court. The preceding volume related the story of the youth of the daughter of Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette; the present work is history of political events in France from the time when Lou l is XVIII. entered the Tuileries in 1914 un- | til the arrival of the Duchess of Berry, 11, tal nf Angouleme in the affections of the peo- pie. 1.-The Orphan af the Temple" sad dened by her early misfortunes, though deeply respected, was too grave and aus | tere in character to long attract a volatile and pleasure-loving nation, and the viva cious Neapolitan princess was welcomed as one who would bring life and gsyety to | a court that was looked upon as too son. bre and morose. The volume presents all the attractiveness and picturesque variety of the preceding volumes, and the transla- tor, MT. James Davis, has performed his part admirably. Charles Scribner's Sons,
 New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "The White Company" by A. Conan
 Doyle. A new edition of this capital sto-
 ", substantially bound, and with illustra.
 tions that are hardly worthy of the text The work is we'll known and has been sl-
 ready commended in these columns. The
 writer has 6 vigorous imagination, {
 spirited style, and has thoroughly studied
 the life of the period, the fourteenth cen,
 tury, of which he writes. The work ii
 said by competent judges to be the bes
 story of medieval adventure since Charles
 Reade's 'fThe Cloister and the Hearth.
 Lowell, Coryell & Co.,, New York. FoI
 sale by E. P. Judd.
 "sybr Knox; or, Home Again. A Sto
 " of To-day" by Edward Everett Hale
 A story essentially American, with littl
 that is exciting or striking. but of homes ] and wholesome purpose Life in quie country village is pleasantly described ant the reader is initiated into the mysteries o modern financial speculstions, the scheme
 resorted to by interruptions men in wreck ! ing large corporations, such as railroa companies, occupying much space. Ca sell Publishing Co., New York. For sal by E. P. Judd. <..