The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17

sfr 1hgsS- " SNSS.SS and dramatic interest. The story was enjoyed by host of readers when it appeared as q serial in The Youths Companion;;' in it's present form it is considerably enlarged, new scenes and a more satisfactory conclusion having been added, A book to be commended, as it will be helpful in the upbuilding of manly character. Lee x Shepard, Boston For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 "Ky2ie Dunlee-A Golden Girl" by Sophie May, author of Jimmy Boy" etc. One of the brightest, merriest, sweetest stories ever written for chil- dren. It has it's touches of pathos too, and draws tears that spring from a sympathetic interest in these very real children, about whom no one can write quite so delightfully."- as Sophie May. Bee X Shepard, Boston. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 Young Master Kirke,' by Penn Shirley, author of the Little Miss Weezy Stories." Penn Shirley is a sis tes of Sophie May, and, like her, has been endowed with genuine love and sympathy for children, and real genius in depicting child character This is q story Of the Pacific coast, where Weezy and her brothers and sisters find them selves among new scenes and share some very interesting experiences. Lee 6a Shepard. Boston. For sale by Edward r. Judd Go.
 Little Daughter" by Grace Le Bar on, author of Little Miss Faith of which this story is continuation, though Independent of it. It is a pure and wholesome story, if not so bright and fascinating as those just men toned Lee X Shepard, Boston. For sale by the Edward F. Judd Co,
 "Chatterbox for 1885" The latest volume of this popular juvenile annual has four hundred pages of interesting stories, poems and anecdotes, embel- lished with two hundred original illus trations Estes & Lauriat, Boston. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 .Father Tuck's Nursery series.' stories and rhymes for little folks, are issues that cannot fail to delight the children and interest some of the older folks Beautifully illustrated by gifted artists and artistically printed in bril- liant colors. They are indeed little gems in their way and should be eager- ly sought for at the book stores Raphael Tuck & Sons London, Paris ana New York nllhliSherS
 "On the State House Steps" by Mary Redfield Potter. A story of special in terest to New Haven people, especially to those who loved and still fondly re- member the 'sOld State House and to whose minds thronging memories come at the very sound of the name. The book is dedicated ITO the City of New Haven" and the silver binding stamp displays the classic edifice against a graceful spray of elm leaves. And the writer is a New Haven lady. Are there not here sufficient reasons why we should all be buying and reading her. book? Evidently she knoweth whereof she affirns, for her simple. unpreten- tious story suggests throughout that it IS IOuIluSd upoil NCiAeiSo. '1C e111NN'AS Publishing Co.,, Hartford. For sale by all booksellers.
 "'Round the Yule Log" Christmas in Norway Norwegian folk and fairy tales by F. Chr. Asbjornsen. Transla- ted by H. L. Brockstad. This volume consists of a charming Christmas story typical of Norway and Norwegians, and is beautifully Illustrated from original drawings printed in tints and set into the text. It is attractively written and abounds in those little touches, of pathos and humor suited to such literature, while the holiday GUS toms of the country in which the scenes are laid seem to be portrayed with ab- solute fidelity. Estes & Lauriat, Bos- ton. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 Five Minute Stories," by Laura E. Richards, author of Captain Janua- ry," Melody etc. Mrs. Richards, the talented daughter of Julia Ward Howe, and the author of Captain January, :" again shows her versatility in these bright and clever sketches and poems for the little folks. The book is fully illustrated with original illustrations by A. E. Wheelan, E. B. Barry and others, and has 8 very attractive bind ing. Estes Ss Lauriat, Boston. For sale by the Edward P Judd Co.
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