Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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The ''sanitarian" for June Professor A.
n. Bell, NJ. D., Brooklyn, N. W, is
up to the level this foremost sani-
tary and medico.legal journal long
since attained. A few of the impor-
tant subjects treated in the June number are:
The Progress of Sanitary Legislation and
Regulations in the United States,n Z. NJ.
Moore, NJ. D.; Act Enabling the Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service to
Make Rules for Consuls;;" 'Act Establish
ing the National Board of HEALTH En-
largement of the Marine Hospital Service"
Investigation of Special Diseases Can
National Board of Health Execute the
Functions Indicated?' Work of the Ma
rine. Hospital Bureau" Address before
the Section on State Medicine by the Chair
man, Surgeon, General ]. B. Hamilton. NJ.
D., LII. D.: The Establishment of Bio
logical Laboratories" LA Nona.n
"Leprosy;' "Inoculation as Pre-
ventiye of Yellow Fever" 'The
Functions and Limitations of SAM
tary Organizations" THE Sanitary Duties
of the State to the Public; THE Reg
istration of Vital Statistics THE Re-
lation of Animal Diseases to Man,
Immigration and Its Dangers at New
York" William NJ. Smith, NJ. D; ''Immi-
grants and Their Diseases" Medical
Officers of Passenger Vessels" "Instruc-
tons to Steamship Companies" "Inspec-
ton and Provision for It." yellow Fever
"Remittent Fever Mistaken for Yellow
Fever"
The Century Magazine for July has
these papers among others: "a Provencal
Pilgrimage, by Harriet w. Preston. "a
Taste of Kentucky Blue Grass" by John
Burroughs; ''At a Dinner of Artists R.
H. Stoddard The Reign of Reason. y
Viola Roseboro; The Women of the
French Salons Amelia Gere Mason;
Little Venice" Grace DEMO Litchfield;
"a Single Tax Upon Land" Edward At
kinsop; "a Single Tax Upon Land
Values Henry George; "Rejoinder to Mr..
George" Edward Atkinson 1.-The Auto
biography of Joseph Jefferson" Nathaniel
Bacon, the Patriot of 1876" Edward Eggle-
ston; "A Yankee in Andersonville," T. a.
Mann, NJ. D.; Buried Thought Helen
Thayer Hutcheson; Italian Old
Masters" w. j. Stillman; "The
Inside Facts of Lincoln's Nomina-
ton" Thomas H. Dudley; University
Extension and the Science of Teaching
Mary Hargrove Simpson; "Bloodhounds
and Slaves" Observer. There is the sec.
ond installment also of the new serial,
THE Anglomaniacs," the usual depart
ments, and profuse illustrations.
In the Forum" for July the series OF
photographed articles by a number of
the greatest men OF letters and of science
is continued, and the contribution of the
month is by John Tyndall. A study of
Hamlet is by James E. Murdoch. The
political articles of this number are lob.
stacles to Civil Service Reform, y bysWalter
NJ. FERRIS; an article on "Gerrymander.
ing by Walter C. Hamm The Perplex-
tiles that Canada Would Bring" nv 4. r.
Carman "a Defense of the Veto Power, y
by Edward c. Mason. Rev.. DR.. Abbott
reviews the wages system. Noah Brooks,
| journalist, forecasts the newspaper OF
the future. Commander F. NJ. Barber
writes an explanation of the DEVELOPMENT
of gunpowder and other explosives. Pro.
lessor David P. Todd summarizes the in.
teresting problems upon eclipse which
eclipse problems throw light. Richard J.
Hinton explains political. economical and
commercial problems. The Forum Pub
fishing Company, New York.
The Popular Science Monthly for July
has THE Antiquity of Man and Prehis-
toric Archaeology" by Andrew d. White:
Greenland and the Greenlanders," by
Elisee Reclus; Evolution and the Distri.
button of Animals" by David Starr Jor-
dan; Concerning Corporation Law" by
Prof. Amos G. Warner; Insect Pests of
the House." by Miss NJ. w. Brooks;
Apparatus Making in Education by NJ.
G. Wilson; why SO Many Definitions of
Religion" by F. NJ. Riale; 1.-The Musical
Sense in Animals and Men" by August
James H. Stoller "a Talk About Meteo-
rites" by Oliver w. Huntington, Phi. D.:
observations Upon Doubling of Flowers, u
by Byron D. Halsted Sc. D ''Telpherage
in Practical USE" by Frederik A. Fernald;
The Commercial Geography of South
America, by George c. Chisholm, F. R G..
s.. and full editorial, scientific news and
review departments. ID. Appleton & Co.,
.Y1.
The North American Review" has for
its table of contents for July MIR Parnell
Answered" by the Right Hon. Arthur J.
Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland /;
Children of the Stage" Elbridge 7. Gerry;
The Emancipation of the Family" Mona
Card Critics of Problems of Greater
Britain" by Sir Charles w. Dixie; Sum
ming up the Tariff Discussion" Andrew
Carnegie 1.-THE Prince of Wales" Justin
Mccarthy, M. P; Railway Men in Poll
tics, Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew; Speaker
Reeds Error" by X. NJ. c.; Contested
Elections" by Hon. Thomas b. Reed !;
hhOtucI lew vi pdmUllUR al sea, CaD-
tain III. Parsell; "Fretting About the Con-
stitution.n Edward Stanwood "Warlike
Europe" James NJ. Hubbard Light or
Shadow ~ Mrs. II. G. Cooper. The RE
view" with this number enters upon its
151st volume.
The Magazine of American History
Martha j. Lamb, New York; opens its
twenty-fourth volume with brilliant july
nnmhpr fine norfraif of Cir
Blackstone serves as frontispiece. THE
Golden Age of Colonial New York" is bv
Mrs. Lamb. Following this Roy Singleton
writes of sSir William Blackstone and His
Work" THE Indian College at Cam.
bridge" by Andrew McFarIane Davis:
"Burgoyne's Defeat and Surrender is an
inquiry from an English standpoint, by
Percy Cross Standish; "a Curious and I'M
portant Discovery in Indiana is by ex-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robertson; "Presi-
dent Lincoln's Humor," by David r. Locke.
One OF the most stirring and important
papers in the number is by the Boston
divine, Rev. Samuel E. Herrick, d. D., en-
titled Our Relation to the Past Debt to
the Future"
The fiery red cover of "The Youths
companion is so realistic that one can al
most hear the boom of the cannon. cracker.
and the clang of the great independence
bell. Some of the literary features are,
ION His Own Merits" in which spoiled
son wins the battle of life through his own
exertiops; "Hitty," boarding school
story by Kate W. Hamilton; Under False
Colors," an amusing story of life in a
Western numbering town; "a Little Hero
of Lundy's Lane" "a Fourth of July
Cow by Helen NJ North; He Kept His
Flag Up, by G. A. Stephens; Fourth of
July Under Difficulties BY James Parton.
Besides these are the usual editorials on
current events and a page of Fourth of
July fun for the younger children. Perry
Mason & Co., Boston.
The Cosmopolitan" for July John Bris.
ben Walker editor, New York; is a mid