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DOuDleudy ~ MCClure CO., NGW 1OThJ
 $1.25 for sale by the E. P. Judd Co.,
 This is another of the excellent stories
 of Irish country life by MT. Bullock
 It is along the lines of his previous sto-
 ries and. it's chief charm lies in the au-
 thor's delightful and very skilful de-
 lineation of Nan, the heroine, who has
 all the traditional fascination of the
 maids of Erin. The other leading char
 acters of the story are also admirably
 sketched, disclosing the authors happy
 insight into human nature; in
 short the book is one of rare interest,
 and one of the best and most realistic stories of the season. All who love a lover and all who enjoy capital story
 well told will find this delightful and faithful picture of Irish life and scenery and of true Irish hearts, as well as some fickle ones, work of genuine interest.
 'We Win," by Herbert E. Hamben, Doubleday & Mcclure Co.,, New York; Co. This is another of the author s highly characteristic American railroad stories, and it brings before the boys, for whom it is primarily intended, g vivid picture of the life of railroad man. The scene is laid in the west at the time when railroad extension vas all the rage, and there are some strik- ing scenes and lively situations depict ed. The story centers about young railroader who learns the business of fireman under exceptional circum- stances, and who when lost in cave makes a most fortunate discovery and thereby wins the favor of leading man of affairs and becomes benetac- tor to his townsfolk. Incidentally a pretty love story is interwoven in this healthy and capitally told story Of western railroad life.
 Blk" by Frank Norris author of "McTeague Moran," etc.: the Double day & Mcclure Go. For sale by the Judd Go. This last book by Mr. Norris differs radically from it's immediate pre- decessor. Yet it shows the same vivid reality which prompted Mr. Towels to point out "McTeague" (now in its fourth edition) as ''an altogether re- markable book," and to add that "it abounds in touches of character at once fine and free, in little miracles Of observation, in vivid insight, in single and subtle expression" Such praise from so distinguished source should go far to whet expectations as to the authors present work, and such eXpec- tations will not be altogether disap- pointed. There is no longer any ques- ton that MT, Norris work is an ele- ment of real importance in the pro- gramme of the development of Ameri- can fiction. The idyllic spirit of fellow ship and comradeship between Blk and Condy, developing at last when the hour of parting came into a happy rev elation for both, is charmingly unfold ed in this pretty tale of California life.
 'The Future of War; Is War now I'm possible by I. s. Bloch; translated by R. c. Lord, and with predatory con with the author by W. T. Stead price $2.00. This is book which has created notable sensation Russia and the continent, and is generally credited with having created vivid impression and exerted a marked influence upon the Czar sug- gesting to him, or tending much to
 
 The book gives all that is significant and vital in the original, showing in most effective way the burden that has been laid upon the worlds shoulders by the constantly increasing armaments of the various nations. It suggests lesson in this respect for Americans in view of the stupendous annual outlay this government has to meet even when on a thoroughly peace footing. The work contains many Illuminating illus trations and diagrams. Doubleday & Mcclure Co.,, New York, publishers. For sale by the E. P. Judd Go. This work and the others noticed above will be sent by the publishers prepaid to any address, to be paid for if satisfac- tory, or to be returned to them if not wanted after examination.
 Christian Science and Other Super stitions" is the title of a new book by Rev. Dr. J. M. Buckley. The Century O., New York, publishers For sale oy the E. P. Judd Go. The essays in his work were printed in the Century Magazine, that on Faith Healing" in June, 1SS6 and that on Christian Sci ,nce" in July of the next year. After ward these, with several others which reated of Dreams. Nightmare, Som- Presentiments, Visions, Ap- partitions, Astrology, Divination and were published by the Gen. ury Co. in a volume entitled Faith Healing, Christian Science and Kindred Phenomena, which has wide circula- jon. Also in a supplementary paper, prepared expressly for this publication, will be found embodied the results of he authors studies as to the moral, and legal aspects of the sub- ect. Dr. Buckley has national fame IS q vigorous, incisive and scholarly writer, speaker and debater, which be- peaks a wide reading of this publica- ion, especially as it embraces in one york his various public contributions on ln interesting subject much under dis usSion.
 "The Holy Family; Christmas Med tation," by Amory H. Bradford. With ,oems by Mrs. Browning, George Mac onald and Karl J. P. Spitta. Two l o-illustrations from Murlllo's | Holy Family" painting, Red rule margin. Cloth, decorative, 50 cents. | Tor sale by the E. P. Judd Go. The au- hor is the well-known pastor of the | first Congregational church in Mont lair, N. J. He has during his vacation | raveled extensively in Europe, Japan, 1 Hawaii Alaska and elsewhere. This is he thirtieth year of his pastorate. A | ear or two since Dr. Bradford pub r,ba5 CI,,,;ct,,,oc Mo1i+o