The National tribune., 1883-11-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

C0nrade A. G. Leonard. George r. Thomas
Post, No "a, Of Lancaster, Pa, has Just issued
the third edition Of his Soldiers Song Book,
containing the most familiar and popular songs
OF the war. II collection IS q good one,
and the book IS well bound and printed. It 8
published by John A Hiestand, Lancaster, Pa,
and can be had for 10 cents a copy.
From G. T. Putnam's SoEs, n Y, we havs
q compact little pamphlet of Health Notes
for Students bv Dr. Bert. G. Wilder. Professor
Of Physiology at Cornell and the Main Medical
School Ii contains, not simply a hoard OF
maxims. but simple rules for eating and drink
ing; the care OF the body; the regulation Of
rest and sleep; the wearing of clothing; tha
taking Of exercise and when to study, the usa
of stimulants and narcotics. &c. IL S q very
handy little work, indeed. and can be had IN
this cry of Robert Beali, No. 495, PeEnsy lvaaia
avenue.
From the same publishers we have quite
pretentious work by Helen Campbell author cf
Under Green Apple ROughs, the story
which made such q success In Our C0nts-
nent,--entitied The American Girls Home
Book Of Work and Play" The first part ia
devoted to parlor amusements, and includes not
only all the fayorite games Of the dag, bus
many that have become well nigh obsolete.
Part Ii treats of outdoor games such as lawn
tennis, archery, boating, 00saniZing. &c. Part
III tells how to make dolls dresses ard the thou
sands OF household ornaments that the fingers
Of bright little girls can be taught 20 make, IS
well as such light, pleasing occupations as max
ing wax flowers, raising sIIk-wOrms, cuttivat-
ing flowers and vegetables. drawing and de-
signing cooking &c. The book is quite gem
erously illustrated, and it is the only publiea-
tion now in print we believe that gives this
information IN such q compact, concise and
complete form. 1t ought TO De in every house
hold. For sale in W ashington BIZ Robert BeaII
- r+,I
monograph, by George ]. Manson, on . Work
for Women" The subjects discussed are indus
trial, designing. shorthand writing, telegraph
ing, feather-eurling, photography. professional
nursing, pro0freading, type-setting and book
binding, the drama, b0ok-eanvassing, dress
making aud teaching. The author seems to
. write VI th full knowledge Of the aptitude OF
women for the occupations mentioned, and
whether they do or DO not contemplate enter
ing any of these occupations, our lady readers
viii ind this series OF papers well worth read
ing. For sale By Robert Beall, Washington,
d. C.
Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co, Philadelphia,
nave just issued paper edition OF jane,
new novel, by Mrs. Forester, authOr of Mig
! non" 81 Have Lived and Loved" sc. Mrs.
Forester is 3 nest charming novelist, and
knows how to write a very entertaining story,
but she delights to contrast the shady with the
runs through all her works that, while L does
not detFact from their interest, makes them
bitter sweet. June" is No exception, though
there Is more sun than shade IN IT. and it viii
be found a charming story with which 20 while
| away an idle moment.
From Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, We
have the latest work by Marion Harland, the
famous authority on culinary subjects, entitled
The Cottage Kitchen" 1t is in effect coll
lection of practical and inexpensive recipes,
proved TO be so by long and practical use. The
general subjects treated in this work are bev-
erages, bianc-mange, bread, cake, eorn-bread,
| eustards, cheese dishes, marble-eake, fsh,
| fruits jams, jellies, meats, muEins picnic
dishes, pickles, porridses, poultry, PUddings,
salads, saucs for puddings. soups, vegetables,
and in addition 10 the instructions given as to
the preparation of these dishes, familiar talks
are given of country board, dish-washing flies,
kitchenIy kind, maid -of-sll- work, meats soups
| ssock-pot, and table manners