Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-07
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

"Three Vassar Girls in the Holy Land, I"
by Elizabeth w. Champney. The ever
welcome volume, which yearly takes our
friends, the Vassar girls, on their aummer
travelling tour, this year embodies 9 most
interesting story, interwoven with bits of
eastern life, historic incidents and accounts
of travel from Egypt and the mouth of the
Nile through Palestine to Jerusalem, COM
bining one of thoee thoroughly instructive
and entertaining volumes of travel and
history for which the suthor is noted.
The book Is profuBely illustrated, and IL
one Of the best of this interesting series.
Estes & Laurist, Boston. For sale by E.
P. Judd.
"El6e's Visit to CloudlAnd and the
Moon," by Frances VescelIus and z. j.
Austen. This strikingly original fairy
story first appeared in the st. Nicholas
magazine and attracted widespread attsn-
ton. L; Is now for the first time pub
lished In book volume, with all the origi-
nal and dainty illustrations, nearly one
hundred in number, which appeared In
the magazine. The story briefly told Is an
imaginary visit of a little girl to the
"Realm of Fancy" and the abode of
Santa ClAus." The volume viii be wei
come visit to many little one on Christ
mas day. The story is printed in q large
fat qusrto, bound in cloth with G unique
and appropriate design on the cover.
Estes & Lsuriat, Boston. For sale by z,
P. Judd.
''The Bsby's Journal" designed and
compiled by S. Alice Bray. A remarkably
pretty little volume that will be spprecis-
ted by "the baby's" mother. There are q
| number of poems by different Authors.
beautifully printed and illustrated with
dainty pictures In tints of brown and
gold. There Is q place for the baby
name and date of arrival, blank pages for
Items concerning 1t, and others where
on may be transcribed list of the giftf
presented 1t. A pretty gifs-book, but moi
| limited as to date of presentation, to the
| holiday season. Anson D. +. Randolph &
| Co., New York. For sale by (. p. Judd
prince Dimple on His Travels" by
Mrs. George A. PAUL, author of prince
Dimple and His Every Day DOiDgs," etc,
Some charming stories of a three-yearE
child that will be cure to delight Other
| children. They are true stories also OF
the pretty ways and plays, and little sd.
| ventures, of q loving and merry child
1 now cafe sin the arms of the Good Shep
neIu, "uOm ne nAu hlEeA1g AeaE1Su &c
| love" Some of the illustrations are very
| pretty, all evidently reproduced from pho
tographs, and of these one of the most at
/ trsctive is that of the little playmate
| Sweetheart" Anson d. T. Randolph s
Co., New York. For sale by E. P. Judd
"Giovanni aud the Other Children Whc
Have Made Stories" by Frances Hodssor
| Burnett. In this new volume of storiel
/ for young readers there is q certain unity
| growing out of the fact that, with one ol
| two exceptions, the stories are of childreI
whom Mrs. Burnett has known. Four o
the stories are of little italian waits; tw'
are of incidents in the lives of her owl
boys, while the remainder of the dc1si
are varied and charming as the rest, dis
closing the beauty of child life with all tn
authors warm hearted sympathy ant
grace of literary style. The illustration
of Mr.. Birch give an added sttractivenes
to this very delightful volume. Chsrle
Scribner's Sons. New York. For sale b.
Z. P. Judd.