The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-14

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 Tackle Making, and Fish Breeding
 By John Harrington Keene, author oi
 'The Practical Fisherman" Ely Fish
 Ing and Fly Making" etc. This work contains just the information longed
 for by boys who are so situated that
 they can enjoy this most healthful of
 outdoor sports. The author is an in
 telligent and practical fisherman, and
 thoroughly qualified by experience to
 give all the required information. He
 gives the why and wherefore of all
 things that are likely to perpleX the
 young angler, asl well as the making
 of each piece of tackling, giving the
 methods he has himself put in prac- tice-all illustrated by suitable dia-
 grams. The work is finished by com prehensive chapter on the breeding ot
 fishes. The authors style throughout
 is attractive and his directions are giv-
 en in such plain and direct manner as
 to be easily comprehended and appre-
 ciated. Lee & Shepard, Boston. For
 sale by E. P. Judd.
 "The Academic French Course in ac-
 cordance with the latest grammatical
 rules adopted by the French academy" {" | By Antoine Muzzarelli, author of Les Antonymes de la Langue Francais," :" etc. A work that aims to be thoroughly practical, advancing from the easiest of first steps to the moderately difficult in constant gradation. It is, through out, simple and clear, and the exercises are eXcellently planned. The authors long residence in this country has fa- miliarlzed him with the fundamental differences between the French and English languages, and he has placed himself at the point of view of the English speaking pupil, making the diff faculties that naturally beset the stu dent as easily surmounted as it is possi- ble for them to be. American Book, company, New York. For sale by F. P. Judd.
 "Woodstock, or The Cavalier" by Sir Walter Scott; "silas Marner," by George Eliot; 'L'AIlegro, Il Penseroso, Comus, and Lycides," by John Milton; Shakespeares Midsummer Nights Dream" and Macauley's Essay on John Milton" are recent issues of the 'Electric English Classics" series. These volumes are very carefully pre- pared and annotated for the use of students of literature. American Book company, New York, For sale by b. P. Judd.
 ''The Highway of Sorrow" By Hes ba stretton, author of "Bede's Charity" etc The volume was written in collab- oration with we'll known Russian writer, now an exile in England, who supplied to outlines of the story, es- pecially the prison and Siberian incl dents, The principal characters are of | the religious sect known as ''Stundists," | a poor and persecuted sect, oppressed | by their own compatriots. They have | neither churches nor clergy, no system | of theology, no formal ritual. The New | Testament Is their code of religious, | moral and social laws, and they inter- pret it's precepts in a very literal and manner. It is for the purpose of making their sorrows and their mar tyrdom, more widely known that the facts of their history have been woven nto a story that is of expressing inter- est. It's pathos Is intense, yet we are assured by the writer that nothing is worst has been. told" With common criminals and political exiles they are driven along the high way of sorrow" the road to Siberian penal settlements, for no other fault han that of trying to live in a simple md Chrlst.hke way. The story should oe widely circulated. It is beautifully pIH e,,I carries the reader on till the md is reached. Dodd Mead & Co.,, New York. For sale by E. P. Judd
 "The Children of Men," by William 2. H. Trowbrldge, jr,, author of Cos lip of the Caribees" and Sketches of Anglo West Indian Life" A dozen hort stories make up this very enjoy .ble volume, the scene of all being laid n the West Indies, though they differ widely as to subjects and treatment. Ill are characterized by Mr. Trow- ridges vigorous style, and the strong, ffective touches that make his pen- ictures distinct and vivid to the eye s If seen upon canvas. Some are paint d in sombre tones, such as "P'tit sossu" and "The Bones of His Ances- or" Others glow with humor, while one of the scenes portrayed are wierd nd tragic. Those who have appreciat- d the previous publications of our oung townsman, will have a special in crest in the present volume. Publish d by Osgood, McIlvaine & Co.,, London. z 'or sale by D. P. Judd company. The uthor is a son of our well known towns ian, MT. w. R. H. Trowbridge, whose dmlrable letters from abroad over the , gnature "Viator" often appear in the / Journal and Courier"
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