Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

aZlne Tor October opens with the first
pages OF an interesting story also, Dill
cttante Days" written by Fannie A.
Mathews; an interesting account of the
continued excavations at Luxor, Egypt,
A Sunday at the Tower of London :"
" Chances at Bible History (illustratedl !:
sermon by DR.. Talmage; history of several
Missions. ETC.. are among its leading con-
tents. Mrs. Frank Leslie. New York
The Sanitarium" for September 1lS
Fulton street, New York; is lust at hand.
Leading topics are: Rules for tke-Hygenic
Treatment of Pulmonary Consumption, -
article by 3. W. Richardson, NJ. D., LID,
f. R. s.; Diet in Relation to Age and
Activity Sir Henry Thompson = Rags
National and International Danger" DR..
Paine; Railway Sanitation :" Z" Temper
ance Education-What it Means" Judge
Wells; etc.
The Old Bay State Monthly Magazine"
presents in its September number highly
interesting article by George Lowell Austin,
upon the conspiracy of 1S60-61 Tommy
Taft q Story of Boston Town is told by
A. L. G. A sketch is given of the Reform
Mayors of Boston and An About the
First New England Witch y is told by
Willard H. Morse, NJ. D.. bay State
Monthly Company, Boston,
i4C -h0olAAi lot OSplSlnDCr mas
the usual good selection of choice reading.
original articles and correspondence. be-
sides fine sacred piece, Remember now
Thy Creator" by Irving Emerson. written
in + fiat, and song in spirited movement
entitled, Joyous Let Us Be- It was com
posed by ii. Little, and is written IN the
key of d, as duet.
OF Harpe.'s classical series for schools
and colleges we have from A L. Bancroft
d Co, San Francisco Professor Austin
Shckney's Cicero De Officiis, entitled. in
full, M. Tullii Ciceronis De Officiis AID
Marcum Filium." The work is issued
under the supervision of the editor of the
series. Henry Drisler. D. D. The three
books are in one.
The "Quiyer," for October Cassell d Co.,
New York;, is at hand. Northern Meth
odism;'' With the Hop Pickers," told by
r. M. Holmes; Leal and True" short
story, by Margaret Scott Haycroft; "Sun-
dry Thoughts in Other Lands" by j.
Stoughton, D. D.; Restful Talks" by
Rev. w. NJ. Shatham, are leading papers of
the number.
Art and Decoration 4" is the name of
new monthly published ut 8 East Seven
teenth street, New York, and devoted to
interior and exterior decoration. 1t is com
posed largely of illustrations, part of which
are IN colors, and well executed To those
interested in the subject it will be found
very desirable. Price, 50 so per annum.
J. Fischer & Bro New York, have issued
in very beautiful form, with gilt border,
in sheet music, " Hymn for the Golden
Jubilee of the Priesthood of his Holiness
Pope Leo Kill" which will occur on De-
cember %, 1887 The music is composed
by John Wiegand, and words by Miss
Eleanor Donnelly.
We have received the September number
of The New Moon" q magazine pub
lshed at Lowell, Mass, at the very low rate
of one dollar year. Single copies ten
cents. The number before us contains five
stories, original and selected, and very
interesting lnelange Of miscellaneous read
ing.
The third volume of Franklin Square
Song Collections, containing 200 favorite
songs and hymns, is received from A. L.
Bancroft d Co., San Francisco. The book
has IT'S pages of excellent music, printed
ln'yery clear and bold type forming per
feet gem collection. Sold for so cents.
True to His Ideal is a very readable
story told by Margaret e. Winslow in the
September issue of the Woman's Maya
zine" published at Brattleboro, Vt. In the
same number the subject of womans work
is very ably and carefully considered by
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage.
Dio Lewis new monthly, entitled "Dio
Lewis Nuggets (69 Bible House, New
York;, starts out very bright, crisp, and
decidedly characteristic of the author 1t
contains much information concerning
health, how to obtain and keep it, of value
to readers.
The Russell Publishing Company, of
Boston, gives in the October number of
Our Little Ones and the Nursery" many
very interesting little stories and pictures
for the smaller readers and wee ones of the
home. 1t cannot fail to interest them.
From A. l.. Bancroft & Co. San Fran
cisco, we have, in the Harper's Franklin
Square Library series, Home Influence, a
Tale for Mothers and Daughters, by Grace
Angilur, 20 cents; adam Bede," by Geo.
Eliot illustrated, Is cents.
Lee & Sheppard, Boston, have issued No.
ii of the Reading Club, consisting of so
selections in prose and poetry Edited by
Geo. III. Baker. For sale by C. s Hough-
ton, Sacramento for 10 cents.