Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-09

Anthony MOrehead and Jennie e. T. DOVE
The number is one so full of appetiZing anc
satisfying articles an illustrations that il
is well-nigh invidious to specify any as su
perior to others.
The " North American Review FOR 0c
tober 80 Lafayette Place, New York J, pre-,
| sents this splendid table of contents: = Ar.
| bitration,h by Professor Richard T. Ely
An American Queen (Zilpah Grant
Barrister), by Gail Hamilton "Silver and
| the Savings Banks" bv Willis S. Paine,
LII. D.. Cremation and Christianity" By
Allen Gilman Bigelow; Labor in Penn
sylvania y first paper, by Henry George
Woman Suffrage by Mary A Liver
more; Prohibition" by Petroleum "
Nasty; Mr.. Blaine on the Tariff" by
Professor w. G. Sumner; Earthquake
Probabilities" by Professor Richard A.
Proctor; Send Back the Obelisk," by
Colonel c. Chaille Long; Mistakes of
Rear admiral Gaylor," by General Beau
regard " Progress of Colorado" by C. s..
Thomas
The Forum (97 Fifth avenue, New
York; is at hand for October 1t is num-
ber of especial high value. w. H. Mallock
writes of the Convalescence of Faith, -
Bishop Coke of Americanisms in Eng
land John F. Hume of The Heart of
Speculation, Prof. c. A. Young of "Col-
lege Athletic Sports Port j. r. Kendrick
of - How He was Educated w. C. Ford
of "The Fisheries Dispute" Prof Newman
Smyth of the Preservation of Sunday"
Samuel Leavitt on THE Tramps and the
Laws" and Lille Devereux Blake and
Prof Van Buren Denslow on " The Wages
of Women" An unknown author has an
article entitled Confessions of Unita-
riaD."
Among the pages of special interest in
Cosmopolitan for October will be found
" The Witch of Harpswell," by Arlo Bates;
Myron Colby; "a Russian Fury" by w.
H. Allen - Josiah's Relict," by Kate Put
nam Osgood, ETC.; while for the young
folks there is capital article, finely illus
trated, upon The Dwellings of Ants" by
Ernest Voges "Suly Ketchums Bonnet
Strings by Sophin SWEET, etc. Pub
lished at Rochester, n. Y.
1.-The Sanitarian," published at 113 Full
ton street, New York, by DR.. A. n. Bell,
devotes editorial extended space, in the last
issue at hand, upon THE Nomenclature of
Sanitary Science" Interesting reports of
the Pennsylvania Sanitary Convention, the
American Chronological Association, the
Sanitary Convention at Kalamazoo, Mich,
and an able article by John Alsdorf, NJ. D.,
upon syphilis and the prevention of its dis
semination.
The Library Magazine issued in
monthly parts by John B. Alden, New
York, is a great success. 1t contains, be-
sides original papers of marked ability,
the choicest articles from the leading re-
views and magazines, and is furnished to
subscribers at 81 per year.
The New Moon Magazine" for old and
young lowell, Mass.) in addition to pub
fishing several good original stories, also
gives in the current number a large
amount of reading of special interest, con-
cerning domestic and household matters.
The July number of the e" Bangor His
torical Magazine was almost entirely de-
voted to biographical accouat of Major
General John Blake, of the war of 1912, and
his descendants, among whom is Judge C..
NJ. Blake, of San Francisco.
The Culver" for October is at hand,
and fully sustains the high standing that
magazine has attained for Sunday and gen.
eral reading. Its illustrations are excel
lent and its writers are among the best.
Cassell e. Co., New York.
The Russell Publishing Company, Bos-
ton, have made a very interesting visitor
for the wee ones in their October num-
Der of 'Our Little Ones and the Nursery"