The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-25
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Burdett Hart d. d., author of "Bibli-
cal Epochs," "Studles Of the Model
Life" Aspect Of Heaven" and al
| ways Upward" Published by 1.-THE
| Pilgrim Press" Boston and Chicago.
The gifted and scholarly author of this
| volume is well remembered in New
Haven as a former pastor, now pastor
emeritus, Of the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church, Fair Haven. Dur
! ing the many years that he served as
pastor of this church he became great
! ly beloved and endeared to many peo-
pie, and in many homes the memories
| of his pastoral work are fondly treas
ured. DR.. Harris home since his final
retirement from the active work Of the
| ministry has been in Philadelphia, but
| New Haven is very dear to his memo
ny, and family ties and his duties as
| member of Yale's corporation bring him
not infrequently to our city, the place
| where many of his most active years
were spent. Before leaving New Ha-
ven he received calls from several
| churches, which he declined. These
| calls We're South church in Middletown.
| to succeed Dr. Stone when he went to
| the Park street church, Boston; Frank
| lin street church in Manchester n. H.,
to follow DR.. Clark, who went to Phila-
delphia; the First Presbyterian
church, Syracuse, N. Y, where DR..
Adams had been pastor for half a CEN
fury; Jefferson street Presbyterian
church, Detroit, Mich, and Plymouth
church, ST. Paul, and Plymouth church,
Minneapolis, in the Twin Cities of the
northwest. Dr. Harris new book pre-
sents a number of his discourses, some
delivered at Grand avenue church, Fair
Haven Others in other places. The
book is dedicated as follows: ITO the
church of which he was ordained the
pastor fifty-three years ago, and of
which by whose courtesy he is pastor
emeritus, this volume is affectionately
inscribed by the author" The sermons
breathe spirit of deep piety and con-
secration to the work Of the Master,
and all are characterized by the fine
scholarship, refined diction and eleva-
ted thought which were distinguishing
features of DR.. Harris discourses.
Some very beautiful passages occur in
his descriptive and illustrative re-
marks, and the book will no doubt be
read with profit and satisfaction by a
large number of those who are admir-
ers Of the authors sermons and his pre-
vious publications. Two of the dis
courses especially impressive and brill
liant as literary efforts are a Memorial
day sermon delivered in Grand avenue
church, this city, and one on 1.-THE
Forefathers of New England" dellv
cred here and in Philadelphia. They
are replete with strength and beauty.
"The Angel of the Covenant" MEM |
cries of the Early Career of the Ad-
mirable James Graham, First Marquis |
of Montrose, X. g." etc., including the |
strange, true history of his sister, the |
Lady Katherine Graham; his friend |
ship with certain gentlewomen, and the |
whole truth of his alliance with the |
Scottish covenant, written by A. b. In |
the year of God, 1861, and the second Of |
the verbatim of monarchy in the king |
dom" The author is J. Maclaren Cob
BAN who wrote 1.-THE King of Anda-
man." 1.-THE Red Sultan" etc. r. F.
Fenno & Co., New York; for sale by the
Judd company. The book is a highly
interesting tale of the times mentioned,
is brim full of stirring incidents and
lively anu uIdtldllt SlludllpllS. lie
story takes its title from the winsome
heroine of the tale. The book deals
with Scottish characters the scene
opening in Scotland and shifting to
France thence to England and back to
Scotland The ending is intensely
tragic but true love triumphs. Scot
fish life and character, good and i'll. are
depicted with vigor and lords and la
dies clowns fools, marriage laws. the
customs of the period in church, state
and society, are we'll presented.
1.-THE Testing of a Soul" by Rev. Will
liam James Mulch, minister Of Howard
avenue Congregational church. New
Haven. Charles G. Treat, New Haven,
publisher For sale by the Judd Co.
This volume of eighty-six pages. in
neat cloth covers, embodies the follow
ing discourses delivered by the author:
1.-THE Scott at Virtue" Faith and
Hardening for God"
"Are Gods Ways Just?' True Conso-
latlon;" Life in Death" and Hope in
God" Each of the discourses deals
with events in the life of Job, and all
are characterized by beautiful lucidity
Of thought while the elucidation and
treatment of the subject are scholarly
and evidence panetaking and thor
ough study of the subject. The book of
Job abounds in dramatic situations and
sublime poetic utterances. The analy
alton of the book and the character of
Job are mastery, and the earnest piety
which pervades the work is coupled
with happy felicity of dction The
book is wholly devoid Of the tedious
ness and dizziness which characterize |
in many cases.
From Sea to Sea-" by Rudyard Kip
ing. Q vols, pages 460 price, $500
& Mcclure Company. For
sale by the e. p. Judd Co. Mr.. Kip
ing occupies so distinguished place
n the world Of letters to-day that the
demand for whatever he has written
,or the public is great, and these vol
,mes will command a ready sale, al :
.hough the articles therein We're writ
en when his power as a writer was but
1awning upon the literary world. In
he preface to these two volumes Mr.. .
K ipIiup states that tbav contain, 'stba | :