The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-26

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 tlrical and humorous selections from
 the older writers have been incorporate
 ed extracts from modern classics which 1 have been greatly admired for their | beauty and elevated tone The transla-
 lions from the French, German, and
 Russian are original and new, having been prepared expressly for this vol
 ume In order to adapt the work to
 the need of reading circles, the book Is | divided into parts, and is furnished with outlines, pedagogical notes, and
 suggestive questions for reviews and ex- | aminations. American Book company,
 New York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 American Literature" By Mildred
 Cabell Watkins, is one of the American
 Book company's series of Literature
 Primers" In the preparation of this little book four objects have been con-
 stantly borne in mind: CD to make the
 study interesting to youthful students;
 (2)to give due prominence to the most
 essential facts; (S) to lead students to
 a first-hand acquaintance with the best
 and most famous American authors; and (4 to meet a very general demand
 among teachers for a simple, practical
 text book on the history of our litera-
 ture adapted to the comprehension of
 pupils in the elementary school Amer
 ican Book company, New York. For
 sale by E. P. Judd
 q Am Welll The Modern Practice of
 Natural Suggestion as Distinct from Hypnotic or Unnatural Influence" By c. w. Post. This is a very thorough and exhaustive treatise, both upon the theory and practice of the system of cure by natural suggestion. It explains the principles of mental healing as founded upon the Fundamental premise that man, by the development of his in- telligence, secures a marvellous con trol over material by the power of his mentality, and proves 1t by curing his physical ailments and preserving bodily health solely by the skilful exercise of mind" The book is written in an at traotive and7 lucid style and whatever may be ones opinion as to the system advocated, it merits regard as an able and full exposition of the views con- cerning the true nature of health and disease advocated by the author. Lee & Shepard, Boston. For sale by E. F. Judd
 Business Forms. Customs and Ac- counts, for Schools and Colleges" By Seymour Eaton, director of the depart ment of business, Drexel institute, Phil adelphia. With book of blank forms used in common business transactions such as orders for household supplies, bills, checks, pay rolls, receipts, bank | deposit ticket, telegrams, etc. This | work Is planned throughout in its ar- | engagement of lesson notes exercises, and questions, to encourage original ef- | fort. The exercises are practical and | drawn from actual transactions, and | the directions and illustra tions are so | and explicit as to enable any | teacher to teach the subject thoroughly, and any pupil in any grade above the l elementary to master it. American Book company, New York, For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "A Story from Pullmantown." By Mrs. Nico Bech-Meyer. The writer is a By birth, and American by adoption and loyalty. She discIoses the expressions of the Pullman com pany, and interprets the mental strug- gles of the more intelligent of the work Ing people, closing the story with their lecision to Begin the famous strike of lS94. Chas. H. Kerr & Co.,, Chicago. For sale bylE. P. Judd