The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-13
RECENT PUBLICATION.
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 of Zulu life and scenes on the dark con- tinent, and in the vivid descriptions of | thrilling adventures and hairbreadth escapes The hero of the story is the rightful heir of an English estate who has been cheated out of his birthright and who engages in the illegal task of supplying firearms to savage tribes. | "The Fall of Santiago" by Thomas J. Vivian, author of With Dewey at Manila" is now issued (of which a re- view has been already given) by R. F. Fenno & Co. For sale by the E. F. Judd Co., Price $1.25. The book should have large sale.
 with Dewey at Manila. Edited by Thomas J. Vivian; being the plain sto- ry of the Glorious Victory of the United States Squadron over the Spanish Fleet Sunday Morning, May First, 1898, as Related in the Notes and Corresron- dence of an Officer on board the Flag ship Olmpia." R. F. Fenno & Co.,, pub fishers New York. For sale by the 10. P. Judd Co. Price S1.00 The Amari- can public will be highly interested in this book, which is not only timely but accurate and comprehensive. The glo- rious naval triumph of Dewey is de- tailed admirably and the book gives it. lustrations of all our ships engaged in that world famous naval fight, together with excellent pictures of Admiral Dewey and most of the other ofiicars engaged in the fight. Maps of the Phil- ippine Islands and of Manila are also given.
 Three charming books in the Cosy . | of i,,raoilA ctnriaS n11h- lished by l.. c. Page & Co.,, of Boston, and for sale by Judd, are "The For tunes of the Fellow" an illustrated story by Will Allen Dromgoole, which is a companion book to "The Barriers S Dog and his Fellow" by the same au- thor; "The Gate of the Giant Scissors" by Annie Fellows Johnston, also well illustrated; and "The Sleeping Beauty" modern version, by Martha Baker Dunn, illustrated; fifty cents each
 They make highly acceptable little gift books for young folks.
 Three very instructive and very inter- esting little gift books published by the Penn Publishing Co., of Philadelphia, are Astronomy the Sun and h's Fam fly" and Botany, the Story of Plant Life'' both by Julia MacNair Wright, author of Natures Readers" Seaside and Wayside," etc. and Flowers; How to Grow Them" by Eben E. Rexford. For sale by Judd Each of the books presents it's story in a most readable form, divested of trying technicalities and affording a vast deal of informal tion that meets a popular want and which cannot fail to be appreciated by all seeking acquaintance with the sub jects dealt with. The books are at
 tractively gotten up and inexpensive, and should have large sale.
 tShoemaker's Best Selections for Reading and Recitation" compiled by Mrs. J. w. Shoemaker, president of Ma tional School of Elocution and Oratory, and Select Speeches for Defamation, chosen from the leading writers and
 speakers of all ages and nations, and , adapted in length and variety for use in l schools and colleges; compiled by John , H. Bechtel, author of Practical Syno- nyms" etc, are just issued by the Penn
 Publishing Co.,. of Philadelphia; price cloth 50 cents; paper 9 cents Of Shoe makers Best Selections the present is , the twenty-fifth num5er. Their utility , in schools and colleges is attested by a
 glance at these well-prepared books.
 "A Gunner Aboard the Yankee from
 the Diary of Number Five" of the Ali ter Port Gun, with an introduction by : Rear-Admiral William T. Sampson, IL , s. N, handsomely printed and bound l and profusely illustrated, is pub iahed by Doubleday & Mcclure Co.,, New . York; price $1.5O. This volume will bt sent postpaid to any address on appro val, to be paid for if satisfactory, or tc l be returned to the publishers if declined
 after examination. This is system o, sale devised by the publishers for the - accommodation of out-of-town book
 buyers. Copies for sale by the F. P Judd Go. The book will doubtless have l big sale on it's merits. It is lively stirring account by a New Yorker O l the adventures of the naval reserves or : the Yankee during the late war, anl ', will capture the boys for whose deec taton it was intended primarily, bu {. older readers can but be entertained ant
 interested in it's record of the brave ant
 gallant doings in the war of our citizer sailors at the front. The book is dedi l cated to the naval reserve organizat on! l of the United States. Rear-Admira :. Sampsons introduction speaks very ap ! pI6CldllNbly Ol lle ttdQiIbSS NllH WHICH - the reserves transformed themselves
 into fighting men.
 "Anglo-Saxon Superiority; To Wha !. Is It Due?" by Edmond Demollns, is - work dealing from French point o 7 view with the causes of the superiorit, I of the nglish-speaking peoples S Translated from the tenth French edj l tion R. r. Fenno & Co.,, New York I publishers. For sale by Judd prc <, $1.00. The book ably deals with tn Q subject which is of interest oi
 both sides of the ocean. The autho
 compares the respective school system
 of the different countries involved il
 the discussion; likewise the French :. man and the Anglo-Saxon in privat
 life and in public life. The subject re r ceives most intelligent treatment ant = the book merits careful reading, espec - ially as it is dispassionate'y written. - Poems of American Patriotism, IT'S ? 1S9S," selected by R. l.. Paget. l.. c Q Page & Co.,, Boston, publishers. Th's i
 handsome book of about four hun dred pages. it's cover in patriotic color I with patriotic emblems. Explanator. f of the distinguishing character of tn
 work, MT. Paget sets forth that thi
 work is not like others of its class pre- I cedng it. limited to patriotic poetic cut