Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27
literary Notes.

5 Literary Notes.
"Married by Proxy is the nam.
OF one Of the latest novels publishes
10y the minerva COMPANY, O
New York. The author i Franz
Dupree.
wide Awake FOR June is a.
bright as ever. Apart from the ex.
, cellent illnstrations, tho reading
matter 10 Of hlly average interest
ard will prove very acceptable to
the young. There are 4 number OF
short and pretty tales suited 10 all
tastes, and selections Of poetry.
Publishers, ID. LOthrop & Co, Bos-
ton, Mass.
"Black Beauty, his GrOOms and
Companions" i the title OF n book
written by Anna SeWell, and pub
llshed 10y the American Humane
Education Society, 10 Milk Street,
Boston, Mass. II is the autobiog-
rlphy Of an English hOr-e, telling
OF kind and cruei masters. Of happi-
ne.s and OF suffering. The book is
one that we can warmly com
mend to the reading public, and it
has thus far had an exceedingly
large sale.
LttciL's Ltrisg Age for the week
ending May 9th contains the fol-
Lowing: The Catholic Democracy
Of America. Edinburgh ps,[s,1:
Sons and Daughters. Part Ill.
Bidcklc~01-s Magazine: Talks with
Trelawny, Temple lar; Conflicts Of
Experience, NdcmiEda's uGgd-Iy.e;
\ Surrey River. BiacE-lrOOd's Hlgq
si3ie; Light from the Talmud, Gen
tJeBiaH'S Naga-iic; The Princes
Bismarck, Good lTords; The "NIan
in the Street" rs Grammarian. SJcc- |
tdt1T. Poetry: ThermOpyle: In
MemOriam, l.. NJ; The Crocus: A
Thought OF Summer. Miscellany.
Glow to preserve Health, = Is the
title Of 4 valuable little book writ I
ten by Dr. Louis Barkan, and pub !
lished by the American News Com
pany, New York. The object ofthe /
writer Is TO give g the public an |
available handbook Of hygiene and I
sick-rOOm assistance founded upon \
the most recent developments in /
medical knowledge. Through this 1
medi"mit Is designed to bring the /
reader into closer accord with the
aims and methods OF the physician.
The work has been endorsed by /
distinguished physicians as well as /
by the press
The Ropr,0r Scieacs .Houl.ly for
June calls for high COMMUNICATION.
The number being replete with good
things. The Illustrations are again
admirable. 4 glance at the following
list Of contents will show the inter
esting subjects treated upon: New
Chapters in the Warfare Of Science.
VIII. The Antiquity Of Man aud
EgyptOlOgy, 10y Andrew ID. White.
LII. D., LII. D., Glass MAKING, hy
Prof. &. Hanfori Henderson, WIN
the Atslier OF 4 Glass-Worser T.
!ustrated), Atmosphere Dust, 10y
DR.. William Marcet;, +. Il. ), on
Justice, by Herbert Spencer Con
clulgdl, Evidence uf Glacial Ac- !
tioE In Southeastern Connecticut,
10y Hon. David 4. Wells lIlluslrl-
ted, Utility in Architecture. by
Barr FvTrge, Education ard Crime.
by Rev. y. ". Could, The Affirm
atiTe Side OF AgnOstiCism, by James
\. SkiltOu with Letters from Her
bert Spencer, Prof. Huxley and DR..
Lyman Abbott, Tin and lis Native
Land. 10y NJ. Il. lie st. p. Lias III
lustr8ted. } Animal and Plant Lore, |
Ill, by Mrs. Fanny Bergen, Nat
ural and Artificial Clements. BY |
Prof. Ia Roy F. Griffin, Sketch Of
TheOdOr Schwann, by VI. Leon
Fredericq with portTaitl, CORES
pOndence; Presiient Hits Eefense.
The Suspension Bridge, Editors
Table: Does Mr.. Spencer inculcate
Literary Notices, Pop
ular Miscellany, Notes.
The June number Of the 81. Louis
Magazine is 10 hand. Il contains
the usual VARIETY Of good reading, as
seen by the sUhiOined table Of con-
tents: After Twenty Years: 4 story,
Enrique Farmer; Lord Harry, 4 |
poem, +. +. Weatherby; At The
Big B., stOry-cOncIuded, Paul
Nicholas Davey; Wind Flowers, a
poem, Ellen Y. Talbot: Timely
Topics: Sketches OF Aztec Life,
Laura b. Farmer; Are We Deteri-
Grating? II. H; Psychical Re
search, Hon. T. !. PortiS Progress,
Ex-Mayor Joseph Brown: Deca-
dence Of Modern English I-itera-
ture, w. /. Smith; HvpnOtism. Ex-
Mayor Joseph Brown; Is Man De
veloping q Sixth Sense. Helen L.
Starrett; Brick POmeroy's Sugges-
tons, Mark NJ. POmersy; Facts
about Finance, DIR. l.. =. Miller.
Hygiene: Hygeic-therapy, DIR.
Mary Dodds. Lagrippe and its
treatment, Susannah ". Dodds. NJ. !
ID. The nature Of disease, Francis
Willard, on Dress Reform. Meta
physics; Christian Science, Man is
Mind, Jane 1arnall; Strange Med
icines; Benefits OF Prayer, etc:
VIM. Yarnall, NJ. D.; How weevo- ]
lute-Simiiar Gases: 4 poem; Char
lOtte Perkins StetsOn. Home and So
ciety: The American Girl. Z, :.
Roper; The Science Of Society.
LOngley; Hester, a Po-
EN-; Mrs NJ. +. 4. Crozier.
Published at 9Jl, Olive 81, st. Louis
No.
The largest and best number p-nb-
ahly ever issued of7Hc Lgclsess .Ias,.s
Journal is that for June. IN which
sixty articles and over fifty author,
discuss every conceivable uoint of .
Interest - women. care Women
Careless Of Money! is n s.rJkine,
article by Junius Henri Browne. iS :
which the author takes M the oiIes.
tlon whether women ruin men bv
their extravaganza. 'sHov 70 Clos.
4 town House for Summer, is y.x-
5eiiently told by Florence Hss-.
dan, while Ellen lie Ganie y.Eiirht- ]
uily treats some ''Out.door Sports
or Girls" Lins Beard tells how 10
orange "a Paper Picnic. - UbiIe
slrs. Msllon, the famous New Wort !
ashion-writer, begins depaTt-
nent "FOr Woman's Wear, which
the most practical, sensible
ma careful department ever pub-
lshed by n magazine. Mrs. Whit
l1ey,, Maud Howe, Kate Ursor
Iiarke each have serial move! and
mere Is also charmingly Illustrated
ioTy Tor girls by Fay Ifuntinoton p
~ Ialmsge tells IN a humo-ans
way OF "a Balloon Wejiing., ~