Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
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PuDlicatiOnS.-As we constantly hear
rumors of great war in Europe which, be-
ginning on the Russian frontier, may involve
all the Powers, it is interesting to know how
France has prepared for her next struggle
with Germany. Frances Bulwarks,' i'll
Frank Leslie Popuiay -HonthIy for April, is Il
remarkable and careful article, showing the
new lines of defensive works III that country,
evidently from careful and cautious study
The whole number is bright and interesting
Mary Titcomb tells Of The Ways and Words
of Americans Lawyers" Noel Ruthven in
That Eccentric EngIishman,' portrays the
unmistakabe Brlton on his travels. The
Rothschilds and their Millions gives the
story of that famous family who, now en-
nobled in several countries, will probably at
last buy themselves Il Kingdom, unless they
deem 1t better to be mortgage than owner.
A short sketch Of Mohalnmedan Women in
India, lady's account of BuenoS Ayres,
Colonel Chaille Longs account of Amer
lean Soldiers in Egypt with sketches and
stories by c. lIildreth NJ. \. Densun, NJ. d.
Brine, 5. &. Edgecombe b. c. Green, a.
Locher, David Ker, and others, make up Il
magazine which, for variety and interest, has
not an equal among this months periodicals.
The April number of Babyhood contains
several III, deal articles OF interest to mothers.
"Bed-wettIng,' by DR.. Bissell treats of a sub
jeCt concerning which much advice is sought
and very little usually obtalnavIe "Baby's
Evelashes,' by Dr. Mey, contains some sen
sIble remarks about the practice of cutting
the eyeashes; aud DR.. w. X. Butter discusses
The Significance of Facial Expression in
Infants An elastic gate for the nursery
door, a hanging medicine chest, crib guard
and other nursery helps and novelties are de-
scribed ana illustrated; and much useful
advice IS given regarding "Gntting the
Teeth, : A Railway Journey Before Or After
Delivery 'Worms,' Dark Rings about
the Eyes" yellow Spots on The Teeth -
and many other nursery problems. In The
Mothers Parliament will be found rather
striking protest against religious precocity on
the part of children, letters on Music for the
Children, The Diet for Nursing Mothers "
etc. 10 cents a number; 81 80 d year. The
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York.
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the third of May, to issue a weekly edition,
having for its princlpa! ann the promotion OF
Revenue Reform, which has become the
paramount issue i'll national politics. The
existence ofan actual surplus in the treasury
estimated to reach $40 OUO, goo on the Both OF
June, 1858, and the further increase thereof
under present laws are menace to all bust
ness interests, and direct incentive to waste
| fitness and corruption in the appropriations
! OF public money. The attention of the
| people having been strongly drawn to this
subject by the President in his last annual
message, the need Conformation and popular
enlightenment on questions OF revenue and
taxation has been Increasingly felt III all
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