Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-24
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

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I" The Schism at ST. Aidenp, by Charles
Warren Stoddard; "To Michael Angelo.
Blind" by Amelia w. Truesdeli: "a Song
Out Of Silence, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
King Cophetua's Wife" GIL, w. by
James B. Bensel; The Genius of Lamar.
tine by F. Y. Paget; "The Great Gulf"
Potato in Arizons." Q.). by ]. G.. Lennon;
ION Oskland's Estuary in Winter, by Chas.
G. Vale; "Panchita, by d. s. Richardson );
"a Romance Of the Mission, by j. G. Oak
lev Notes of Travel in Mexico" Il. J, BY
A. v. Kautz; "Origin and Decay of the
Medieval Gilds," by L. w. Wilhelm; cur
rent comments /; book reviews. etc.
A copy of the Laws of Life" family
health journal, conducted by the faculty of
the Sanitorium at Dansville, N. Y, known
as "0ur Home on the Hillside, has been
received. 1t is published monthly in conye-
nient pamphlet form, containing about
eighty pages each; is ably edited, and is .
pioneer in promoting the cause of treatment
Of the sick without medicine, and the success
full prevention Of sickness through observ-
ance of the natural laws upon which life and
health depend. The leading articles in the
present number are: "Health for the
Sick" by james G. jackson, M. D.;
"Wakefulness," by A. LefingweD, NJ. D.;
" Massage u.), by james 81. jackson. N.
D.; "Sick Persons Treated Without Medi-
ings and Thinkings QIIl, by Kate J. Jack
son, NJ. D.. "Sewer Gas (II), by Frank
Fl. Hamilton, NJ. D.; Comparisons Of
Travel" GIL, by A. Lefhngwell. NJ. D.;
Medical Questions Answered." by James
III. jackson, NJ. d. !; I" Home Treatment for
the Sick; 80 The Higher Life" by James
G. jackson, NJ. D.; Health Miscellany"
etc.
The March number Of the "Musical Her.
aid, from the Musical Herald Publishing
Company, Boston, in addition to its usual
departments of reading. has the following
pieces of piano music 81 The Love of DID,"
song, by j. l.. RoecBel, written in E. b.,
with piano accompaniment; God is
Spirit, quintet, OF four pages, in same key,
piano accom- psniment, and instrumental
piece of one page, days of Yore, in d, by
W. A. Kilner.
The " Atlantic Monthly for April, 1888,
Houghton, Alifflin L Co., Boston, Mass, mas
these contents Daisy Miller" comedy,
!" Pillow Smoothing Authors Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; Modern Fiction" Charles
Dudley Warner; "a Poet" l.. Frank
Tooker "a New Parishioner,p Sarah Orne
Jewett Loves Opportunity, Sophie Win
throp Weitzsl; AN Early Humorist Har-
riet Waters Preston Heredity," Thomas
Bailey Aldrieh; " The on.Shskespeare
Craze" Richard Grant White; g Bird.
Songs" Bradford IOrrey SIM P Rose
Elizabeth Robins; Recent Biographies,
Law and Lawyers in Literature. -" Memo
rails Of Rossetti" ga Frenchman in the
United States in 1881, Carlyle and Emer-
son." 'sThe Negro Race in Americs, The
Contributors Club" etc.
The monthly magazine, entitled Choice
Literature, issued by John B. Alden, pub
Usher, New York, comes to hand in an en-
larged form and greatly improved. The
February number was the first of the new
serieF, and is virtuslly the successor of The
March number are: Gambetta," by 8
friend " Gambetts, by German; " The
Art of Rossetti," Harry Quilter "The
House of Lords, A. Freeman mexico,
and Her Railroads. 4" j. Y. Sargent CHARITY
in the Early Church, London Quarterly Re
Uieo; Thomas Carlyle, James Cotter Nor
rison A Mountain Tulip" Grant Allen
Froude; Poets and Nightingales," G. J.
Billson "The Hill Tribes of Burmah,"
Shawsy Voc. and Faust as Puppet Hero"
CornhW Magazine. It is magazine answer
ing to its title, and sells per single copy at
10 cent?, or 81 per year.
The April number of "The Modern Age
published by the Modern Age Publishing
Company, Buffalo, n. Y, presents the fol-
lowing to its readers g An Embarrassing
Wife" by Gustave Droz "Diomed's Dsugh.
ter" by Theophile Gautier; Felicity's
Nephtaly." by Jean P. G. de Florian; A
Treatise on Old Maids" by Willmott Dixor;
"Richsrd Wagner as Stage Manager" by
F. Corder; ''Mrs. Starkie's Trustee" By
Dutton Cooke; "a Fable and Poem," by
Ivan Turgenieff; "Reminiscences" by +.
Won Flotow - Injustice, A Feminine POut :"
Prince and Jew" etc.
The March number of 1.-THE Ladies' Flo
raj Cabinet" is another full of interest for
its lady readers 1t has several finely exc
cuted cuts of flowers and bric-a. brac work,
and its usual amount of household sugges-
lions, recipes etc.; piece of music, BIRD of
Paradise polka mszourka), l.. Stoenbbog,
OPP. rs, in G, for piano, is also given. Pub
lished by The Ladies' Floral Cabinet Com
pany, % Vesey street, New York.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine " for
April, published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, New
York, and edited by I. Dewitt Talmage,
contains about 12O pages of able original ar
ticles and choice selected matter. Its leading
article is No. upon g Religious Denomins-
tions in the United States, and is from the
pen of Rev. d. Hoge. As usual, the con-
tents of the magazine are religious and secu-
lar, and accompanied with great number Of
illustrative cuts.
Prophetic Visions and Spirit Communi-
cations is the name of small volume writ
ten by Lucy Lsvina Browne, medium, and
published by F. a.. Logan, by whom it is now
being sold in this city. Its contents are d.
vided into three parts: Prophetic Visions
of National Events, Esprit Commuuicas
- &sslz
an idea of the several chapters of the book.
How Twas Done" is the title to special
edition of the B. and O. Red Book by J, G..
Pane born. copy of which has been received
from c. K. Lord, Baltimore. Md, and coz
tains an account of the political revolution in
1882. The official vote of eleven States is
given, with those of preceding elections;
also Presidential vote of the States by couu-
ties, 1876 and 1880. It is valuable political
handbook. and being in measure an adver-
Using medium. is sent by Mr.. Lord upon ap-
plication, without charge.
A very attractive Illustrated Tourists
Guide to the Celebrated Summer and Winter
Resorts of California prepared by Major
Ben. c. Truman, and published by II, s.
Croker & Co, San FIR. ncisco, il at hand,
The book has been written with great care
by an able, careful and contentious author,
and is most convenient and almost invaluable
in the field 1t occupies. 1t is extensively
illustrated, gives the various routes of travel
to all the places of interest, with time re-
quired in travelling, hour of departure, ar
rivals, etc and in fact furnishes successfully
the fullest requisites of not only guide, but
companion by the way as well.
"Tae WhAelmsn for March contains.
among others, these articles Our FIRST Bi.
cy Gle Club" by G. E Pratt "Our First and
Last New Member by Kirk M1nroe; "a
Flying Dutchman = "The Man of Wheels"
by Belle Campbelle; Through the Debata-
BILE Ground on Bicycle y; "a Bicycle Pill
grimage to Two Shrines :" "Unsatisfied :"
+" The Ideal Tricycle. = "'Cycline and Pho
Biography )" A Typos Ride on the Ice =
Contributors Department, etc. Published by
the Wheelmsn Company, Boston. Mass.
From A. L. Bancroft & Co., San Fran.
cisco, we have of the Harpsr's Franklin
Square Library series the novel by A. Price,
entitled f'Who ia Sylvia ?" Price 20 cents