The morning call., 1890-09-07

| Loranger- Donovan, has just been issued BY
w tWe I've S pctues ON enameled
| per- and the story Is a f0rcbe one of life in
French society," written in the authors best style
sustaining the high reputation he has gained
and is one that Will interest The many who have
developed liking for his writings. 1t is offered
al ali the bookstores.
With the September issue Commences tho
tenth volume of Forum" In this humber 10
presented Senator Morgan's reply TO Senator
Chandler on . The Federal Control Of Elections"
A VaIuaDie educatonai paper is one prepared by
EDWARD Everett Hale on Formative Infi1i-
enees." Among the influences which he classi
mes as the most important in his career is his
newspaper training. Lieutenant John P. Finley
presents an article OIL Protection Against Tor.
nadOeS."
In September Outing" is presented an I'm.
usual amount OF matter of the greatest Interest,"
TO those who enjoy outdoor sports and camping
together with The pleasures that are derived
theieirom. Wimbledon and Its Camp is a
sketch tnat Will attract the attention of our
citizen soidiery, while amateurs VIII gain muen
Information by reading the article on pholop.
raphy Inc Illustrations are unusually good
Dr. j. NJ. Mills OF New York. who for sevor,,
years studied the re4at tnp OF eye-strain TO head
aches e. md ne Ike among >e9drsn. publishes
SUMMARY of his findings in Ine-Se5ptemDer num-
Der OF "Babyhood." He holds that cas4s OF
short sight, far sight and Irregular sight 90 ia
recognized until the continued eye-strain results
In continued headache aud lasslude, or even
serious nervous disorder.
ACROSS the Andes" by Theodore Child, is the
leading article in The September number of
"Harper's' Magazine" and 1t is most enter
tanning account OF scenes and life in a country
that is comparatively unknown TO the people OF
the United States "The Last Adventures OF
the lllustrious TaItarin," by Alpbonse Daudet Is
continued in this number.
Tie third volume Of Kindergarten" pub
lsbet in Chicago, begins with The September
humber. Ii has been Increased TO nearly double
its foi mer size and many departments uselut 10
the teachers of The Froebel system aaueu. rue
primary school department aud our nursery are
particularly Interesting to parents
The Worthineton Company OF New YORK an
Dounces the early publ Cation OF "Cathllne "
Quetries," by Camille DebaDs, translated ny
Leon Mead. and illustrated with Photographers.
This novel. which Is 10 be first of 'rhe Rose
Library" is said 10 be strong dramatic stery OF
French country lie.
"Ktnc Tolstoy's symphony; or, an Adamless
Eye' is one of the latest issues from the press
of Laird & Lee of Chicago. 1t Is a neatly printed
" elbo book, published as an extra to The
HPastime Series" aud is cleverly written ana
powerful parody on the much discussed "hreut-
ger Sonata"
Senator John T. Morgan discusses The Race
Problem" IN the September NUMBER OF lne
Arena" In this issue the Rev. Samuel W. Dlke
presents a very Interesting ana well-eonsldeiea
paper on uniform Marriage and Divorce Laws.
Professor A. E. Dolbear, ME-, Phi. d.. con.
tributes paper on First Principles IN Social
Reform 10 1.-The New IDEAL" ths Boston maya
zine OF liberal thought and applied ethics.
"Harper's Bazar'' is publishing a series OF in
terestng articles on Exercise for Women"
Tie tbiId, "Horse BACK Riding" appears In the
latest issue.
Harper & Bros. will soon publish a new book
by Captain Charles King, entitled campaigning
with Crook"
'sCampmates, a Story of the Palms." Is the
title OF u new serial in "Harper's Young People"