Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"St. Nicholas" has completed seventeen
successful years, and begins its eighteenth
with this number From the first in has
had policy of its own, and has adhered to
it without wavering. The magazine seems
to stand alone as representative of the
growing modern conviction that influence
and example are better than preaching and
teaching. and that cultivation of good taste
is no less impor ant than trainineI.he intel
lect. The November number is richly illus
trated. Among the leading papers are;
The Fortunes of Toby Trafford 4" serial,
by j. T. Trowbridge; November" by
Katharine Pyle: Little Vemba Brown"
by NJ. NJ d; David and Goliath in Ma
val Warfare" by John NJ. Elicott. Tilted
States Navy; The Old Man War and
the New" The Boy Settlers" serial, by
Noah Brooks; Lady Jane" serial, by Mrs.
IC. V. Jamison: "A Giant with a Sweet
Tooth" by Carl D. Haskins; Jack and
Jill Reynard" by Chas. Frederick Holder;
Found in the Forecastle," by w. ]. Hen
derson; Through the Back Ages" by
Teresa c.. Crofton: The Wonderful Pear
Tree" by John Carson Pembroke; The
'Gator.'i by Clarence B. Moore; "a First
Spelling lesson" by L. r. Baker; The
Mules and the Electric Car" by Mary S.
McCobb.
Campanini's first and exceedingly read
able article on How to Train the Voice"
in which the famous tenor gives many q
good hint to singers, leads the good things
in the November Ladies Home Journal"
Liberties of Our Daughters" is by Mrs
Admiral Dahlgren. Can Women Keep a
Secret ?" by Junius Henri Browne. Will
| Carleton has beautifully illustrated
poem; Susan Coolidge tells bright Thanks
giving story; Anne Sheldon Coombs begins
| an Italian romance; Foster Coates gives a
gossipy description of Jewel Caskets of
Fashionable Women" why l Never
Married" gives the reasons why women de-
cline proposals for marriage; DR.. Talmage
describes the Thanksgiving Day of his
youth; Mrs. Margaret B0ttome's Depart.
ment for The Kings Daughters" appears;
'.Side-Talk With Girls" is bright reading;
Mrs. LYMAN Abbott has her department;
Mrs. Rorer, Anna Alexander Cameron and
several other authorities on cooking give
Thanksgiving menus. Published at 49,
435 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
"The Magazine of Art" for November is
one of the best issues of this popular maya.
zine. The frontispiece is photogravure OF
1.-The Shipwrecked Sailors" from the
original of the famous Dutch painter, JOSEF
Israels This accom- panies q biographical
and critical paper on Israels by David Coai
Thomson. A poem, Loves Rubicon," is
by Kate Carter and illustrated by the late
Alice Havers The editor of the magazine
contributes paper entitled Should There
be British Artists Room at the National
Portrait Gallery?n Claude Phillips has 6
paper on French Sculpture" Lady
Harriet Give" from Sir Thomas Lawrence's
painting, has full page, and then We
come to "Degss, the Painter of Modern
Life" by George Moore. Dsgas is one OF
the leading painters in the 'impressionist'
school of France. Embroidered Bool
Covers" is the subject of the next paper
and then follow the notes, which show thu
return of the painters TO winter activity
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