The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
Magazines and Notes.

The North American Reriet for this month
leads of with six articles on What Congress
Has Done, by Representatives Mckinley, of
Ohio; Lodge, Of Massachusetts, Dalzell, Of
Pennsylvania; Fitch, of New York; McAdOo,
OF New Jersey; and Clements, Of Georgia, re-
spectively. These gentlemen discuss the ques-
ton IN all its bearings and the perusal Of the
papers Will bring a much better understanding
OF the political situation. Gail Hamilton writes
about the Ladies Of the Last Cesars; Collector
Robert Smalls Of Beaufort, 5. c., tells Of Elec-
tion Methods in the South: Relief for the Su-
preme Court is ably discussed by ex-Justice
VIM. Strong, and other eminent writers con-
tribute timely papers.
George Hess the Superintendent Of the Ma
tiOnal Cemetery at Antietam, has issued, in
pamphlet form, a history Of the Cemetery and
descriptive list Of all the Union soldiers buried
therein. He will send this to any address on
receipt of so cents.
The bound volume of BaJyland for 1890 is on
our desk, crowded with good things-little
stories, rhymes and jingles, and wealth of
fine illustrations to emphasize and make
doubly interesting the text. 1t will be u well
come visitor 10 the thousands of little ones
who regard its coming with delight. Pub
lished by ID. LOthTOp Co., Boston. Price 81, in
cloth in boards. 75 cents
Stephen Maybell, the author Of " Civilization
Civilized" has produced in pamphlet form
Land Currency" a brief treatise on the
subject of No-tax. IL may be purchased at 265
Clara street, San Francisco for % cents.
Campaninrs first and exceedingly readable
article on How to Train the Voice." in which
the famous tenor gives many good hint to
singers, leads bewildering number Of good
things in the November Ladies Home Journal
Liberties Of Our Daughters" Is a very good
article by Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren while an
other on Can Women Keep Secret2" by
Junius Henri Browne is as keen as it is enter
tanning.
The chronological Journal and Science of Health
An illustrated magazine of human nature
Published by Fowler & Wells, 775 Broadway,
New York. Price $3.50 year.
Madame DemOresfs Monthly Fashion Journal
Published at IL East Fourteenth street, New
York. Price 80 cents u year.
La ReUHe FRANCHISE. A magazine for adj
vanced French scholars, containing the best
selections from recent French literature art
and science. Published every month at No.
East Fourteenth street, New York. Price 81
a year.
The Jenness- Miller Magazine A Journal de-
voted to the entertainment and improvement
of women. Published at 1868 Fifth avenue,
New York. Price $3.50 year
Orange Judd, the oldest agricultural editor
in America, who has been fighting medical
quackery 40 years, is giving the results of his
long study and observation in the form of
Common Sense Health Talks" full of clear,
plain and interesting descriptions Of the human
body, and how to keep it in health and yigor,
and to restore lost health.
Table Talk for November ia on hand to cheer
the body with its pleasant presence and deli
ciOus contents. Ten cents q number, 81 year.
Table Talk Publishing Co., 1917 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia, PA.
The publishers of Puck have Just issued neat
little volume Of short stories by H. c. Runner
Editor Of Puck. 1t is entitled: "Short Sixes.p
and is prOfusely illustrated by Messrs. Taylor,
Griffin and Opper, of Ptck's staff.
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