Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07
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by the french painter, BOnnat. 1t accom-
panies a paper on Disease Germs, and
How to Combat Them" a foot-note to
which article gives a brief sketch of
illustrated article is in Mr.. Edward
L. Wilson's series connected with the
International Sunday-School Lessons,
and Is on Sinai and the Wilderness
Appropriate to the Gettysburg reunion are
the poems by Northern and Southern
soldier, Colonel Higginson and Will H.
Thompson. George L. Kilmer of the Grand
Army, in an article entitled a Note of
Peace" gives carefully prepared account
of the reunions of the Blue and the Gray"
supplementary paper in the war series
deals with the career of the Confederate
ram Aibemarle" The two great illus
trated serials of The Century," the life of
Lincoln and Remnants Siberian papers, are
continued in this number. In the install
menl of the Lincoln history the relations of
Lincoln and Mcclellan are described. Rev.
DR.. Buckley of The Christian Advocate"
has in this number an essay on " Dreams,
Nightmare and Somnambulism." Mrs. van
Rensselaer's cathedral article is this month
on the Litchfield Cathedral The last IT,
stallment but one of DR. Egglestons novel,
" The Graysons, in which Abraham Lin
coin is one of the principal characters, is
given in this number The editorials and
departments are full and interesting, as
usual.
The July Magazine of American His
tory is fully up to the high standard Of
excellence long since reached by this noble
periodical. One of lis important features
is graphic and instructive account of the
career of Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite,
from the pen of the editor, with full
length lrontispiece portrait of the great
jurist, the best picture ever made of him in
his robes of office. The second paper of
this issue is an able and scholarly essay on
The Continental Congress- by Judge
William j. Bacon. Then comes Personal
R collections of Andrew Johnson" a
sketch by Hon. Charles K Tuckerman;
East Tennessee One Hundred Years
Ago" by Senator Joseph S. Fowler "a
Chapter in the History of Spain" by Hon.
J. l.. NJ. Curry, Of Madrid; " Washingtons
Diary for August, ISL from the manu-
script collections of General Meredith Read;
Extracts from an Englshman's Pocket
Notebook III 1925" The Mound Builders
were Indians" by Cyrus Thomas, Phi. D.;
and Pioneer Work of Jared Sparks, by
Professor Herbert b. Adam.
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