Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-30

Darwinism and the Christian Faith y
The Teaching of Psychology" N. Paul
Janey Customs and Arts of the
Kwakiool," George NJ. Dawson, D. S., F.
G. )" Lines of Progress in Agriculture,
DR.. Manly Miles; Fallacies in the
Trades Unions Argument" J. 3. Mann
Botany rs 1t Might be Taught" Professor
Byron D. Halsted, Sc D; +" Arctic Alaska, y
w. L. Howard Manual or Industrial
Training" Professor G. Won Taube ;
Sketch of Paul Bert"
The subject of the condition of the
London poor is one that seems to be upper
| most just now, and the July Culver ~
gives space to discuss one phase of it. We
are introduced TO Play Rooms for Poor
Children" and few pages further on we
IND chapter on " Workingmen's Wor-
rles." Three interesting papers are devoted
to peWs in English churches. Following this
paper is one on The Divine Truth of the
4tonement," and another on Some His
! torical Hymn Tunes Among the more
strictly theological papers are :. Wherefore
Raised" by Rev. P. B. Bower; THE Gen
tie Christ by Rev. George Brooks; "The
| Gospel and Masses" by the Earl of Meath ;
The Parting of The Two Great Prophets, -
by Bishop Ryan.
Wide Awake for June begins new
volume. "Eurauia's Boys ami how thew
Kept House" by Margaret Sidney, will
amuSe the mothers as well as the bows.
lie Story Of Boston Common by Rev.
Edward Everett Hale tells about the early
days OF this famous ground-the days OF
the cow pastures and witches. But the
new serial by Mrs. Crowninshield will
probably gain the first attention of the
boys, a story OF training-ship life, 'Piucky
Smalls: His Story the title, is full of fun
ana adventure. In fact the present num-
Der OF the wide Awake is an excellent
one. Your newsdealer has it for twenty
cents-or send to the publishers, D. 10th
rop Company, Boston.
The Library Magazine" for Jane. John
b. Alden, New York, publisher, is another
| choice collection of the best current mag
azine articles extant Among them is Is
lam and Civilization. by Rev. Malsom Mac
Call; The Everlasting Hills, by Professor
r. A. Proctor; Post Talmudic Literature,
by Bernhard Peck; Ostrich Farming in
South Africa, Saturday RerieO Peters
Pence and the Papal Budget New York
Times; Springtime in Rural Portugal, Os-
void Crawfurd; Lincoln and Grant, Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew; The Apocrypha, Quarterly
RevieV, etc.
Macmillan Magazine for June Mac
milan & Co., New York and London) has
these papers: The Reverberator,' by
Henry James; The Letters of Charles
Lamb by Augustine Birrell; Capri" bv
W. Wordsworth; "A Menace to National
Unity" by B. R. Wise Qate Attorney-G len
eral of New South Wales); Two Schools
of Art" "A Visit to the Monastery of
RiIo," by T. w. Leigh, NJ. P; The Alcalde
of the Sierra Negra," by w. F. Hubbard;
"A Brother of the Common Life" after
Many Days" CASTOR de Latour," by Walter
Pater.
There is no Juvenile publication which,
in illustration and reading, is more attract
i've and mentally healthful for young peo-
pie and the little ones than Harper
Young People" published weekly by Har-
per & Bros, New York, at 81 per annum.
The stories and reading it furnishes are
from the best authors, and are illustrated
in most superb manner Pretty pieces
| OF music are included within its pages, and
something of Interest is furnished by it for
all.