The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-13
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 Jr,, author of Spur and Saddle" Around the Campfire etc. Dana Estes & Co.,, Boston, publishers Price $1.5O A very interesting, well-told TO- nance, the story dealing with the ad- ventures of air ship voyagers in the Lost City of the Aztecs, and involving the marvellous rescue of two captive women and their restoration to their relatives after fierce battle by the air ship voy- agers with the Aztecs, Winchester ri- fles and pistols prevailing against the Aztecs primitive weapons. The book is handsomely printed and bound, and is well Illustrated.
 Richards, author of Captain Janua- ry," Melody" Queen Hildegarde," etc.. illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry. Dana, Estes Ss Co.,, Boston, publishers. Price $1.25 Those who have read the previous books by this author will be sure to expect another fascinating story in Margaret Montford," and they will not be disappointed, Mrs, Richards has, as the Boston Post well says, made for herself a little niche apart in the literary world from her delicate treat ment of New England village life. This book is another in the delightful Cap tain January series" issued by Dana, Estes & Co.
 Our readers will find in the "Sambo Book" by Isaac Coale Jr., price Sl.oo postpaid, quaint and delightful story very suitable for Christmas gift for young people, so aptly and capitally IS the story of Sambo told Older peop.e likewise can but be entertained by the book. There are twenty-six full-page capital illustrations by Katherine GlassaWay of certain eventful episodes pertaining to Sambo and his little missus" in the home of his benefactors, who had rescued him from the sea one dark, stormy night in Chesapeake Bay. ! The story is true to life and espec' ally excellent in the negro dialect, the au- thor displaying rare talent in his simple but telling narrative. The story is de- lghtfully humorous and captivating. It is one of the books announced for the impending holiday season by the Will Hams & Wilkins Co.,, Baltimore, Md.
 Father and Son, by Arthur Pater- son. author of "A Man of His Word For Freedoms Sake" etc. R. F. Fen Pno & Co.,. New York and London edi- tion, Harper & Brothers. This is a story of dramatic interest, the scene laid in England, and after many vicis- situdes in the lives of the principal &C., tors in the story the author brings the book to happy ending. The book is an entertaining and well-written story, and cannot fail to interest the reader. For sale by the F. F. Judd O.
 Prof. F. Berger's French Method" by Francois Berger, Chevalier de la Ls- 1 zion D'Honneur," author of books adopted by the "Universite'' of France and the city of Paris for public schools For sale by the E. F. Judd Co. Prof. Berger's French Method" receives high endorsement from professors and instructors in all parts of the United States. This is the second book in Pro- lessor Berger's series, 192 pages, and is for more advanced classes
 l "Aleck Hormby." by Charles Stell. b. R. Herrick & Co.,, New York pub fishers. For sale by the Judd Go. This is an engaging and quite absorbing story, simply, yet strongly told and is interesting throughout. The scene of the story is chiefly laid in Maine, but is transferred in closing to England where a dramatic denouement takes place.
 A new edition of Schillers William Tell" intended especially for schools and colleges, has just been issued by Henry Holt & Co., New York. For sale by the Judd Co. It is edited with introduction, notes and vocabulary by Prof Arthur H. Palmer. of Yale uni versity. After acknowledging his in- debtedness to the researches of others in the field involved in a work of this character the author adds that "the comment in both introduction and notes on the structure and development of the plot and on the characters has been made considerably fuller than in any 1 preceding edition. Here the unitary | conception of the drama has been ia. vored." The first division of the intro duction is given to sketch of some of the main outlines of the great classical periods of German literature. "the aim being to suggest the broad literary background before which Tell stands and to awaken interest in the rich treasures of the literature of Germany Other features of the work commend il for use in our schools and colleges.
 'Anglo-Saxons Onward a Romance of the Future" by Benjamin Rush Da venport, author of Uncle Sams Cab. ins," "Best Fifty Books" Blue and Cray etc. Hubbell Publishing Go. Cleveland, O. For sale by Judd. Here IS not only an upto-date story in par: I covers but work which depicts the United States years hence in the role ot champion for distressed and wrongef peoples in all lands, interwoven ir Which is charming love story. ir which the conquering hero, who win, new and great glory for the American arms in far off foreign lands, loves the daughter of the president of the United states, under whom he serves in his campaign in South America and ths Holy Land, and at last wins her for hi, bride. The story is vigorously told anf the book is quite fascinating.
 "A Young Volunteer in Cuba; or Fighting for the Single Star" by Ed. ward Stratemeyer; cloth; illustrated This is in the "Old Glory series" Lee & Shepard, Boston, publishers. Flo, sale by the E. P. Judd Co. The caree, of Larry Russell, as recorded in "JJn. der Dewey at Manila '' has hea,, tho b;.