Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-27

ment and direction OF good reading among
our boys and girls" and is somewhat
similar to the Chautauqua. The q Young
Folks Monthly" is published by S. r.
Winchell & Co., LOG Wabash avenue, Chi
csgo, Ill.
From Samuel Carson & Co., San Fran
cisco, we have of the Knickerbocker Mug
gets another beautiful little volume from
the press of G. 2. Putnam's Sons, New
York and London. 1t is The Rose and
the Ring, or the History of Prince CYCLIC
and Prince Bulbo. Fireside Pantomine
for Great and Small Children" by NJ y.
Titmarsh wv. NJ. Thackeray) 1t is
lovely little volume, a model OF excellence
in typography and binding. 1t sells at
81 %.
''Macmillans Magazine for October
macmillan & Co., London and New York;
presents these articles: "Cressy," by Bret
Harte; Freedom" by F. W. Cornish
1.-THE Savile Letters" by Miss Cartwright;
awares," by Arthur Gage; ION Tennes-
see Newspaper, After RAIN "a Modern
Pilgrimage" by S. NJ. Burrows; "a Haley
on Day in Summer" by F. T. Palgrave;
Castor de Latour," by Walter Pater.
The Atlantic Monthly" for November
(Houghton, Miffiin & Co., BOSTON,, pre-
sents very interesting contents, chief among
them are Studies of Factory Life" by
Lille b. Chase Wyman; The Eve of Inde-
pendence," by John Fiske the political
philosopher; "Dade and Beatrice" by
Walter Kelly. The serials continue and
the editorial reviews and the contributors
club papers are full of interest.
A very interesting and valuable volume
of about 100 pages was recently issued by
Z. S. Woodburn, Ottawa, for the Parlia-
,cT1f of do ~ nl,.~
Practice, or Profitable Dairy Agriculture
for Canadian Farmers" 1t is from the pen
of VIM. II. Lynch, and suitably illustrated
It deals with every plan and department of
dairying and can be proftably studied by
dairymen of any locality.
The American Queen" is the name of
a new society journal, the prospectus Of
which has been issued the present month
1t is to be published by the First National
Publishing Company, Boston, and promises
to be large domestic cyclopedia, so TO
speak, containing matters of gardening,
home games, sports, business, drama, short
stories, music, poetry, puzzles, wit and
humor, etc.
The North American Review" g East
Fourteenth street, New York, should have
been earlier mentioned, but miscarried in
reaching our hands. 1t is superior num-
Der, and notably so in its editorial dis
cussion of the tariff issue. The papers are
| by General Sherman, Clarence King, Con-
gresham Reed Colonel Iugersoll, Senator
Morgan, Dion Boucicault, W. j. Florence
and others.
Cassell & Co.'S Family Magazine" for
November (Cassell & Co., London and New
York; is fully up to the high standard set
| for the journal by its editors. It's illustra-
| tons are plentiful and well executed. The
departments of fiction, music, the house
| hold, the Gatherer Invention and discov-
ery). pastmes, etc, are full, and by authors
of standard excellence.
Frank Leslie's Weekly" is one of the
| best illustrated papers published in the
! United States, and one of the most inhu-
I entail in favor of protection and the Re-
| publican cause. Its tone and logic upon
| the civil service are clean and clear, and its
recent special issue upon THE New South
was entirely worthy of the high character
of the journal.
The Sanitary Era" published semi
| monthly by VIM. c. Oonant, p. 0. box
| S059, n. Y, at 81 per ennum, is one of the
btst and most practical sanitary and health
| journals now issued. It's suggestions are
| for citizens, mothers, misses and in
yalids," and can be profitable perused Dy
all. It's pages are frequently quoted irons
in our columns.
The Kindergarten Magazine" pub
| lished at lei La Sale street, Chicago, is a
most excellent and intelligent help to those
who desire to be informed upon the SUBJ
iiect of this highly important branch of
| education. 1t is issued monthly. has an
| able corps of editorial writers, and is sent
to subscribers at & per year Or &c cents for
| single copy.
| The illustrated English Magazine for
November maxwell & Co., London and
| New York; is very interesting and attract
i've number. with variety of story, poetry,
sketch. portraiture End essay.
The American Bookmaker'' for October
| Howard, Lockwood d Co, Neg York J
is magnificent publication for The craft of
type and press, containing a great amount
of valuable information.
From Harper & Bros, New York, We
have No. 62s of the Frang,in Square Lii
| brary, The Meditation OF Ralph Harde-
| lot novel By William Mimic.