The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-22
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Robbins. Hunt s. Eaton, agents OF the
Methodist Book Concern, New York
Cloth, 40 cents.
Forging the Sword; or, the Holy
War" Hunt Il Eaton, agents Methodist
Book Concern, $50 Fifth avenue, New
York. Cloth, 60 cents.
Bright Nook; or, Aunt Maggie's
Corner, by Glance Gaylord. Illustrated.
Hunt 81 Eaton, agents Methodist Book
| Concern. $50 Fifth avenue, New York
Cloth, 40 cents.
"A N1edicus in Love-" by G. Won Taube.
W. D. Rowland, So Warren street, New
York, publisher Paper, 50 cents. This
is a novel Of student life, and deeply in
! teresting one it is.
Mr.. Tommy Done and Other Stories"
| by Margaret Deland. Houghton, Mif1lin
& Co, New York Cloth. 81 These stories
are delightful ones and leave a pleasant
flavor with the reader.
"The Young Pilgrim, " by A. L. o. E.
Hunt & Eaton, agents of the Methodist
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York. Cloth, 50 cents. This is a story
| illustrative of the Pilgrims Progress.
"Old KaskasBia," by Mary Hortwell
! Catherwood. Houghton, Mif1in s. Co.,
| publishers, New York. Cloth, 81 %.
/ This IS a charming little story, and one
that will be read with genuine pleasure.
"Kitty's Dream and Other Stories" by
Mrs. S. S. Robbins. Hunt & Eaton, agents
| of the Methodist Book Concern, $50 Fifth
avenue, New York Cloth, As cents. The
! stories in this volume are entertainingly
| illustrated.
christmas Time in the Crocus Family
| by Robin Ranger Hunt & Eaton, $50
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Methodist Book Concern. Cloth, As cents
! This little story win find many readers
among the little folks.
"Helena's Cloud With a Silver Lining,
and What the Angels Saw on Christmas
Eve" by the author of Little Foxes"
| Hunt q Eaton, publishers, $50 Fifth
avenue, New York Cloth, IS cents.
Children will find this a delightful book.
'Walter and Nellie or, the Shadows of
the Park by Mrs. S. S. Robbins, illus
! Illustrated. Hunt & Eaton, agents Method
| ist Book Concern, $50 Fifth avenue, New
| York. Cloth, so cents. Youthful readers
! will find this very interesting volume.
"Daisy Downs; or, What a Sabbath
| School Can Do" by Mrs. S. s. Robbins.
| Hunt s. Eaton, agents of the Methodist
Book Concern, $50 Fifth avenue, New
! York Cloth, So cents. This is one of a
! delightful series of Sunday school books.
GLOW Majorie Watched and Little
Foxes" Hunt & Eaton, agents Of the
| Methodist Book Concern, $50 Fifth ave
nue., New York Cloth, SOc This is
| one of the best of children's books that
| the Methodist Book Concern has put
! upon the market.
"Columbia's Emblem: Indian Corn" A
garland of tributes in prose and verse.
| Illustrated; 16mo cloth, Accents paper, rs
! cents Houghton Miffln & Co., publishers,
! New York. The selections in this little
| book cover a wide range, and show some
| thing of the history and poetry and value
| of Indian corn. A poem on Columbia's
| Emblem, by Edna Dean Proctor, opens
! the volume, while Capt. John Smiths
| early account ''Of Their Planted Fruits
| in Virginia, and How They Use Them"
and Gov Bradford's account of Glow
| the Pilgrims Found Corn at Cape Cod"
! taken from his History of Plymouth
! Plantation, are among the interesting eX-
tracts bearing directly on the subject.
The Bound Volume of The Century.
The Century Magazine, vol. As, $50 pages.
Cloth, SO co. The Century Company, pub
fishers, New York One of the cheapest
! books of the year, considering its size and
the variety and interest of it's contents, is
| the bound volume of the Century Maya
| zine containing the numbers from Novem-
Der, 1892 to April, 1893, inclusive. This
volume, which has tust been issued by
! the Century Company, New York, consists
| of nearly 1000 pageS-richly illustrated
| with hundreds of fine engravings. In the
table of contents fiction holds an i'm
portant place. Here are more than a
| score of complete stories by Mark Twain,
| Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Brander Mat
| thews, Thomas Nelson Page, Edward
Eggleston, Octave Thanet, Harry Still
well Edwards, Hezekiah Butterworth, F.
| Hopkinson Smith, Grace King (whO con-
| tributes a group of Balcony Stories')
and other well-l1nown writers. Among
| the serial stories are Mrs. Burton Harri-
sons Sweet Bells Out of Tune with
| illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson;
| Benefits Forgot" by Wolcott Balester
and ''The Cosmopolis City Club" (com-
| plete), by Dr. Washington GLADDEN.. The
biographical papers are numerous and
| exceedingly interesting All of the strik
| Century during the past six months are
to be found in this volume: the finely
! illustrated articles on the Worlds Fair;
| the papers on Science and the Bible, on
! Music and Art-with the pictures in the
! American Artists Series, etc.
MAGAZINES.
Current Topics for May has for its
frontispece a portrait of Thomas w.
| Goodsperd. It's table of contents is rich
one, some of the articles being exceed
ingly valuable,
The May number of the Southern
| States" deals largely with soil, climate
and resources of North Carolina. The
number contains vast amount of inter
| esting information in respect to that
! state. Manufacturers Record Company,
| Baltimore.
The Quarterly illustrator" for April,
! NAV and June has about seventy-fve il
lustrations of the leading artists. The
! mum Der is an exceedingly interesting one
| as those who take an interest in art will
! admit Harry c. Jones publisher, 1924
| Fifth avenue, New York.
| The Blue and Gray for May has a
number of articles that are interesting to
| ala classes of readers. They are war