The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-07
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS
SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS
 OF THE SEASON.

Carolina Lee" by Lillian Bell--"Nature
 and Health," by Dr. Edward Curtis
 "The Cruise of the COnquerOr,Y by
 Sidney PaternOster - "Chatwit," the
 Man-TaIk Bird," by Philip VerriIl
 MigheIS--"0ld WashingtOn," hy liar
 riet Prescott SpoROrd---Forthconlin
 BOOks--0thcr Notes.
 A Christian Science novel is iCaroli- na Lee" by Lillian Bell, published by L. c. Page and Company, Boston Carolina Lee" is by the author of Hope Loring, Abroad With the Jim- mics, At Home With the Jardines, D etc, and all who had the good fortune to enjoy her previous efforts will also te eager to read the latest product from the pen of so pleasing a writer,
 Her cleverness is indisputable and in Carolina Lee she has again given a sparklingly fresh and entertaining sto- ". Carolina Lee is a beautiful young American girl, the daughter of south ern father and New England mother, Religious from childhood, after her fathers death Carolina became a doubter.
 It had been her fathers desire ito ac- cunulate sufficient funds to restore the ancient home of the Lees in North Car olina and his daughter cherished this scheme. It happened, however, that, during her stay abroad, her brother, Sherman, had fallen into the hands of one Colonel Nancy, an aged friend of their father who inveigled him into investing all their funds, even 10 mort gazing the old homestead In a rage at the inhumanity, as she thought, of God, Caroline went out for horseback ride and was brought home unconscious, her horse having thrown her and brok- en her hip Various eminent surgeons declared the fractured limb irreparable. No hope of walking except with the aid of crutches is promised her. A few treatments by disciple of Mrs, Eddy effects complete cure, She becomes an ardent advocate of the cult. She is prodigiously successful as healer, and achieves material as well as physical beng, for herself and her friends.
 Caroline was placed in the proper frame of mind for science to do it's most perfect work by being deprived in rapid succession of father, mother and wealth.
 T am only one of the crowd now, Kate dear she says one day to a girl friend. There is no use in wasting so much energy over me. Go and forget me and enjoy yourself, used to be of the exclusive few who got their own ways always. Now l belong to the great mob of malcontents-the anar- chists of the social world. l shall not want to blow up kings and presidents but I would like to throw a bomb at every happy face I see.
 "Y-you wouldn't need many bombs, then" says Kate, for never s-see any really happy faces. Did you ever In all your life, either at balls abroad or the opera here, see perfectly happy face7"
 Caroline shakes her head and closes her eyes wearlly.
 Suddenly she opens them again.
 Yes" she says. T have seen one the night of Faust It was Rosemary Goddardi"
 Rosemary Is a Scientist. Here the new trail begins. Even the stuttering of Kate Is demonstrated away, but not till she has declared, as Miss Bell evi- dently means to show, that 'C-Chris- tian Science p-plays ball all the time
 The book has fine frontispiece in colors by Dora Wheeler Keith. Price $1.0S; for sale by the Edward Malley Co.