The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
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requirements hi the work of making other men nohler and better than they now are" Lowell, Coryell & Co.,, New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 "The Flshln' Jimmy Club; A contri- button to Evangelic Llturgies," by John Clark Hill, D, D, A little pam phlet containing the answers to numer- ous letters of Inquiry that have come to the writer from all parts of the coun- try, as to details of the work of the Mems Club in the church of which he is pastor They have been collected for the purpose of showing that any pas tor, in any church, may secure the suc- cess that has attended the work of sim liar organizations wherever started Anson D. F. Randolph 6 Go. New York. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Go.
 'our Lords Teaching" by Rev. James Robertson, D. D, One of a se- ries of handoool1s for the use of guilds and Bible classes. The author says; "The teaching of Jesus has been great ly hidden behind that of Paul'-"there Is now an increasing desire to go back to Christ and to know our Christian faith first of all in its most primitive, most authoritative and most truly uni versal form" No subject could be found of higher interest or importance in Christian teaching, and Dr. Robert sons little work cannot fail to be of great value, Anson D. r, Randolph & Co, New York. For sale by the Ed ward F, Judd Co,
 'The Charlatan," by Robert Buchan- an and Henry Murray. A novel which combines story of genuine hypnotism with the irregular money-getting meth ods of pretending theosophists. The story is apparently of Madame Blavat- sky, who, as Madame Obnoskin,' is a leading character. F. Tennyson Nicely, Chicago, For sale by the Edward P, Judd Co.
 Thomas Boobig." A complete enough account of his life and singular disappearance. Narration of his scribe Luther Marshall. A new character in fiction, born in America and suggesting the startling possibility of a reappear- ance on earth of the elder gods, or Iii tans, so long banished to remote is- lands in space and to the under world A story cf wonderful growth and de- velopment of character, depicting the incidents, accidents, etc, in the life of one who, from a shy and delicate lad, grew to such proportions and so rapid ly that his parents were puzzled to know what to do with him; and for 8 long time he did not know what to do with himself or what would become of him. A perusal of the book, however, shows that he got along very we'll, and did more good than harm in the world as he went along. Soon after his twen- ty-first birthday he disappeared quite suddenly, and while engaged in an ex- traordinary work which he had under taken to do. The story is original, clean and deeply interesting for both young and old. Lee & Shepard, Bos- ton. For sale by the Edward P. Judd Co.
 "snowbird and the Water~Tigar, and Other American Indian Tales" by Mar garet Compton. With frontispiece in color and full-page illustrations and decorative cover design by Walter C. Greenough. It surely were time that we had a collection of fairy tales founded on the folklore of the abori- zines of our own land. And If it has been a neglected field the delightful surprise of the treasure-trove which the author of ''Snowbird and the Wa ter-Tlger" has discovered for us is all the greater. If India has it's Jungle book, we can now boast of our Ameri- can Indian book with its wonders of bird and beast and savage which are as refreshing and marvellous in their revelations of natural simplicity and supernaturalism, as any contributions to the folklore of primitive peoples which we have read. For they are not pure imagination; the author has delved into the government records of early American Indian life and has consulted the reports of several author tiles for the material upon which these fairy tales are founded. Dodd, Mead & Co.,, New York. For sale by the Ed ward P. Judd Co.