Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-25
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The June number of "Cassell's Family
Magazine" (Cassell & Co., New York and
! London), opens ct the sixteenth chapter of
Under a Strange Mask" and then we
listen TO Voices from the Valley and
gaze upon the picturesque bits that form
the illustrations. The family doctor writes
of Something more than a symptom
My Sullen Child is a paper mothers
should read. Phyllis Brown tells How to
Wash Colored Dresses" THE Struggles
of Abel Strong is a new story. What is
Vegetarianism ?" is a paper by the Vice
President of the Vegetarian Society. The
Guildhall School of Music; is bv J. Cuth-
bert MADDEN. There is a paper on Super
%stitions- Regarding Children and an
amusing paper on How to Enjoy Picture
Galleries" Gross Currents Is a clever
story. The London and Paris fashion let
tiers appear, and lastly The Gatherer." It
is a good number and keeps well up to its
standard.
The "%Sanitarian" american News
Company, New York;, DR.. A. n. Bell. edi-
tor, for May, is a number of more than
usual importance, as these titles indicate:
" Present Condition of Sanitary Science"
Sir Edwin Chadwick, A. c. B; Sanitary
Condition of India and its Teachings" DR..
|. A. S. Grant-Bey Sewage Irrigation and
Salubrity." DR.. Carnil's Report; Water
Analysis" Charles Smart, NJ. D., Surgeon
q. S. Army Relation of Drinking Water
to some Infectious Diseases" Theobald
Smith, NJ. D.; Malaria, and the Causes of
Fever in the State of New York" A. n.
Bell, A. NJ, NJ. D.; Medical Expert Testi-
mony," Samuel B. Ward, NJ. D. In addi-
ton there is a very full mortality report
from all leading cities of the Union, Sacra.
mento standing exceedingly well in the
list, and a score or more of brief articles of
high news and critical value on medical
and sanitary topics.
The"Atlantic Monthly" for June(Hough-
ton, Miffin 81 Co., Boston,, presents an &C.
count of the Eifiel tower at Paris, a paper
by Horace E. Scudder on The State, the
Church aud the School, 1.-The German
Gymnasium in its Working Order by
George Mointz Wahl; "Brevet Martyrs
E. T. johnson: "The Thousand and One
Nights" by G.. H. Toy; Reflections After
a Wandering Life in Central Asia by 10.
siah Royce, the historian; 'Rawdon Broda
and the Gravestone of Banished Norfolk"
by Charles Eliot Norton; the serials of
Henry James, and Edwin Lassetter Bynner,
the Contributors Club" reviews and side
articles as usual, and a notably strong and
interesting paper by VIM. Burnet Wright,
entitled IA City of Refuge a review of
Birmingham and the political causes for
its industrial eminence.
"St. Nicholas" for June (The Century
Company, New York is a very bright and
interesting number. Mary Mapes Dodge
has no superior in the selection and ar
rangement of matter for young readers,
and in the present number she has pre-
sented q pleasing and instructive variety
from the pens of some of the best writers
for youth that are known to the period.
a mnnp tho mora UalnahiQ nanaro in thu
June number are Hidden Homes a
botanical paper; Some Applications of
Amateur Photography" and The Hem
lock Peelers.n
The Culver" for June (Cassell & Co..
New York has eighteen papers, including
the monthly serials. Among the articles
are Sunday Under the Shadow of He'll
goland," by Rev. +. Hastings; THE Fifty
Thousand Victims of Charles w by
Prof. Blake: God. Nature and Expert
ence,n by Rev. A. B. Carpenter; Liver
pool Working Lads" by Richard Holland; |
/" Nonconformist Work" by Rev. DR.. New |
by Rev. S. A. Swaine. The magazine is
essentially for Sunday reading.
From Samuel Carson & Co., San Fran
cisco, we lave Lee & Shepard's (Boston)
publication of Elizabeth Howard Fox |
croft's Our Glorified," being poems and
passages Of consolation, especially for those
bereaved by the loss of children. The Sc
lections are made from a very large number
OF distinguished poets and other writers.
Politics as a Duty and as s. Career is
a pamphlet by Moorield Story, and from
the press of @. P. Putnam's Sons, New
York and London. 1t is No. LVIII. of the
Questions of the Day Series. San Fran
cisco, The Bancroft Company. IT. would
profit every American citizen much to
study this admirable monograph.
.Godey's Lady's Book for June (Phiia-
delphia) has an exquisite artotype frontis-
piece, Punty." The fashion plates are
numerous. the fiction clean and helpful,
and the departments of needle work, the
household, dress, shopping, full and varied.
Fraternity is an anonymous romance
from the press of Harper & Bros, New
York. II is No. 645 of the Franklin
Square Library Series. Price, 80 cents.
The Reprtach of Annesleyi' is a novel
By Maxwell ray. 1t is one of the Globe
Library Seri for the date April 22d. Press
of Rand, Nd lally & Co. Chicago.
Adam X is Choice" is a romance by
Humphrey lott. 1t is one of the Nan
haitian Serie A. L Burt, publisher, New
York. Pric . cents:
MOTHERS give Angostura B,tters to their
children to Stop collie and looseness of the
bowels. DR.. J. G. B. Seigert & Sons, sole
manufacturers. At all druggists.
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