The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-25

"Andy's Ward or the International Museum" by James Otis, author of Toby Tyler etc. A rolliclSlng story fos boys, full of incident and fun, The Penn Publishing Co.,. Philadelphia. For sale by the Edward r. Judd co
 Comrades True, or Perseverance versus Genius" by Edward s, Ellis, author of "The Campers Out" etc. A good and interesting story for boys, showing that everything can be at tained by him who has the courage, the self-denial and the pertinacity to put forth all the energies at his command The Penn Publishing Co.,, Philadelphia. For sale by the Edward P Judd Go.
 "A Girl of the Commune by G. A. Henty, author of In Freedoms Cause etc. A story of the siege of Paris, written in the authors vivid and picturesque style, full of incident and replete with interest. R. F, Fenno & Co, New York. For sale by the Ed | ward P Judd Co.
 Captain Antifer," by Jules Verne. A fascinating story of adventures in search of hidden treasure. The treas ure is not found for good and suffi- cient reason which the book unfolds after many stirring incidents, daring explorations and ingeniously devised situations. R. K. Fenno X Go. New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd l Co.
 | ''The Sheik's White Slave: Being an | Account of the Unravelling of the Mys- teries of the Temple of Djaramos, the City of the Desert" by Raymond Raife. A story of most wonderful ad- venture told in spirited style. Lowell, l Coryell X Co.,, New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 "Eunice Quince: A New England Ro- nance" by Dane Conyngham. Strong and graphic delineations of New Eng land character, with somewhat of the conflict between labor and capital and more of a rather complicated love story unite to make up 3 very enjoyable book Lowell, Coryell & Go. New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 'tThe Manufacturers: A Story of the Hour" by Edward s. Van File, author of "A Magnetic Man" etc. A well- written and interesting story of socie- ty life in New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 Shoemaker's Best Selections for Reading and Recitation" and Tiny Tots Speaker" a collection of recita- tions for very little children, are issued by the Penn Publishing Co, Philadei- phia. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co
 The Watch Fires of '76" By Samuel Adams Drake author of "Our Colonial Homes This is the story of the Rev ! olution as told by the hitherto unconsid- cred rank and file-the men who bore l the brunt of that tremendous conflict. Here a choice coterie of aged revolution ary pensioners meet around the fireside of a country inn. Each of the old heroes tells the story of the important events and stirring adventures in which he was an actor. in his own language, giv- ing the details as they fell under his ob- servation It is not a re-telling of hack neyed stories, but a bright, fresh pre- sentation of many incidents never be- fore given in q readable form. Lee & Shepard Boston. For sale by the Ed ward P. Judd Go.
 '"rhe Boy Soldiers of 1S12.' By Ev-
 
 erett T. Tomlinson. Uniform with The l Search for Andrew Field' being the second volume in the War of 1812' se- ries. In 'HThe Search for Andrew Field" | Dr. Tomlinson brought the story to the l actual commencement of hostilities, and, although that volume contained much adventure "The Boy Soldiers of 1872" takes them into much more stir ring scenes. The scene was laid on and I about Lake Ontario and the Sit Law renee river. The history .nd traditions of this sectlo~a of our country furnish abundant material which has never been used, and which the author works into the story with great effect. The Ereader will find in the descriptions of the adventures and exploits of David Field and Elijah Spicer and their I friends plenty of wholesome excitement and much of historical interest. The various agreements on land and sea are described with great spirit and fidelity to the facts, inasmuch as the author endeavors to lead his readers among the conditions and events of the war rather thane merely tell them about them. Lee & Shepard, Boston. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 Across India, or, Live Boys ill the Far East" By Oliver Optic. In this volume, which is the first of the third series of the "All-Over-t the World Lt- brary," Oliver Optic takes the Belgrave family, in their steamer, the Guard l ian Mother,' sailing to Bombay and 1 Surah At the latter place the party leave the steamer and continue their | voyage by rail to Lahore, Delhi, Cawn- poor, Lucknow and Benares, visiting the scenes of the Sepoy rebellion, as well as many other interesting places. | The geography and history of the coun- l try are conveyed in q most interesting manner, but as the author knows just | what young people desire, he does not allow their interest to lag from want of 1 novel incidents and thrilling scenes, in ciuding hunting adventures and sports