The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-28
NTPUBLICATIONs.


 Treatise for Teachers. and all other persons interested in the right training
 of the young" by Emerson E. White.
 LL. D., author of Whites Series of
 Mathematics" etc. This treatise is a presentation of the subject of school | management from the standpoint of the authors experience, observation | and study. It has been his aim to meet
 the professional needs of the great
 body of American teachers. School Government" and Moral Training" are the two great subjects into which the work is divided, and these include a host of topics, all of which are treat ed in the most sensible, practical and kindly manner. It might well be made the guide book of every earnest and faithful teacher, and no one could fail to gather from it much assistance, en- couragement and inspiration. Pub lished by the American Book Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "The Theory and Practice of Hand
 writing. A practical manual for the
 guidance of school boards, teachers and students of the art. With diagrams and illustrations" By John Jackson,
 author of "The System of Upright Pen
 manship or Hygienic Handwriting. |" This interesting work affords informa- tion on all the vital and important questions that modern research in the art and science of handwriting has brought into notice. Strong arguments are given in favor of vertical writing, not only because of its legibility and rapidity, but because the position as- stunned is free from any unequal use of the eyes or any strain upon the spine as in sloping writing. The work Is we'll worth the study of all teachers. Pub lished by William Beverly Harrison, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 Figure Drawing for Children" by Caroline Hunt Rimmer. These lessons,
 while intended for children, and of es- pecial value to all interested in the de- l velopment of art among children, con- tain plan of work for all who wish to
 understand and draw the child-figure. This plan is most, ingeniously and
 clearly developed through the text and the illustrations, many of the latter be- ing very charming and artistic. D. Lathrop Co.,, Boston. For sale by E. F. Judd.
 "Marlowe's Edward the Second and Selection from Tamburlane and the Poems," edited with notes and intro- ductory essay by Edward T. McLaugh- In, professor of rhetoric in Yale univer- sity. A little work of much the same design and scope as that upon Thomas Gray. It is one of the series called English Readings for Students, D which is intended to supply master
 pieces of literature in editions which shall be inexpensive as well as com- pletely edited. Marlowes Edward the Second is of great interest in connec- ton with shakespeare's Richard Sec ond, and companion of the two plays affords basis for a study in the deve1- opment of the .Elixabethan drama, The excellence of the late Professor McLaughlin's literary work is proof ot the careful and thorough editing which have been given to these selec. tions. Henry Holt & Co.,, New York For sale by E. P. Judd. ,,
 Poole Bros Celestial Handbook tc
 their Celestial Hemisphere" Com. piled and edited by Jules A. Colas. A work not so much intended for the
 study of theoretical astronomy as fol
 the general public who wish to obtain
 a fair idea of the beauty of the heavens
 without great expense. of time and
 money. The compiler has drawn from
 the works of s. W. Burnham, H. Faye c. ;Flammarion, T. w. Webb and other
 noted astronomers; also from the Re.
 vue d'Astronomie Populaire. The vol
 tune has q large number of very fine H. lustrations. Published by Poole Bros, Chicago. For sale by D: F. Judd. ''selections from the Poetry and