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is infinite" The authors treatment of the subject is direct and the work is perhaps better adapted to strike the popular fancy than "Cosmopolis. The only English edition is published by F. Tennysan Neely, New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 My Sons Wife" by Rose Porter, au- thor of Summer Driftwood," etc. story of much sweetness and spirituali- ty of the unfolding of character from joyous childhood to lovely and gracious womanhood and of a marriage rarely harmonious and blessed with love that strengthened with the passing years. Anson D. F, Randolph & O., New York For sale by the Edward F. Judd Co
 Chris and the Wonderful Lamp by Albert Stearns This story, as origi- nally published as a serial in St Mich olas, proved of absorbing interest. A bright American lad comes into possess sion of the veritabe lamp of Aladdin and it's attendant genie. His expe- riences. accidents and perpleXities are very amusingly told. In book form, with an additional chapter, and fully illustrated by Reginald Birch and F.. B. Bensell, the story is one to delight all wide-awake boys. The Century Co, New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 "Jerrys Family The story of street walf of New York. By James | Otis. Illustrated with sixteen original drawings by George Foster Barnes. A new story in Otis best vein, the scene being one in which he has won many ! brilliant successes in the past, pictur- ! ing life among the great army or street Arabs of the city of New York. Jerry { is a fine fellow, and his experiences, and those of his family and friends, will greatly interest youthful readers Estes K Lauriat, Boston. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 "Cricket," by Elizabeth Westyn Tim ! low. This new writer of literature for l children bids fair to make her name household word with the young folks, | if her further writings keep pace with I this first production. The haps and 1 mishaps of Cricket" a merry, chirpy | little girl, and her friends, are charm | ingly told. Everything is natural bright and amusing. The illustrations, by Miss Harriet R. Richards of this city. are very graceful and attractive. Estes 6 Lauriat. Boston. For sale by | the Edward P. Judd Go.
 Miss Jerry' The first picture play, By Alexander Black. With thirty seven Illustrations from life photo
 graphs by the author. A story origi- | nally designed for oral delivery, with | two hundred and fifty pictures shown | by the aid of the stereopticon and nov 1 ing concurrently with the reading.
 The. success of the picture play brought repeated requests for the story in print, | hence we have it adapted for DOOR | form, with a selection from the photo- l graphs. It is charming love story | and those who may not see the pie 1 ture play" should read it in the picture
 hook. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. For sale by the Edward F. Judd Go.
 sunday Reading for the Young, v
 with it's delightful stories, poems, anec-
 dotes and profusion of pictures, is al- ways welcome The contributors are
 Mrs. Molesworth. L. T, Meade and oth-
 CT well-known English writers. E. & J. B. Young & Co, New York For
 sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 Paddy OLearey and His Learned Pig by Elizabeth W. Champney, au-
 thor of "The Witch Winnie Books, ,
 'The Vassar Girls" etc. The story of
 Paddy's wanderings with his learned
 pig is for the most part told with frol-
 icsome fun, but it is not without touch es of pathos which make us feel the
 realness Of Mrs. Champney's creation. The other characters in the book are
 subsidiary, but they are skilfully in-
 troduced to play part in the little
 comedy which is, adroitly made to fur
 nish an object lesson in temperance. The far-famed Father Mathew figures
 prominently in the closing chapters
 Dodd, Mead &r Co. New York. For sale by the Edward ?, Judd Co.