Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-11
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The Home Maker for April opens with
a. editorial appeal for continued help in
the effort to rebuild the run ed tomb OF the
mother of Washington. The home htcra-
ture department is attractive aud interesting
and there are number of Easter illustia-
tons shich are very neat. The domestic
articles are full of interest to every house
keeper. New York 81 80 per year
Two poem, bj its editor, Thomas Bailey
Aidrich--one of which appears anonymous
ly-grsce the April number of the Atlantic
The three serials now running in its pages
absorb the bu k of the number. although
there are few short articles. an interes iug
account of Belgium and the Belgians and
several pieces of able literary criticism
Boston: IIoughton. NJ ifl.u & Co, 81 90
per year
The opening article iu iIarper's Mags-
time is the second of Mr.. Andrew !.angs
studies of Shskesresre's Comedies, The
Merchant of Venice, with Edwin Abbey 3
/ illustrations Other illustrated articles arr /;
A Sal, Of Cio'hes. by X. K. Bosker Thr. e
Indian Campaigns. by Gen Merritt. L s
A and American Literary Comedians with
ten portraits Poems, store, and eiitorisi
departments complete al admirable nunl-
Der of this popular ard Instructive maya
zine New York Hsrp-r Brothers
- 90 per year
T A picturesque little hook dealing with
/ picturesque scenery. is The Camden
! Mountains on the Coast of Maine, con-
tanning sixty illustrations by VIM Goodrich
Beal. who spent the summer last year at
Cam len The engravlnssare both etching,
and as half tone engrsyings of the photo
grayure process. The written part is very
clear and concise, and gives important in
formation in an easy style. The distances
from Camden village to places of interes,
are given on one page, aud can be seen at
a glance. Boston: Lee shepard. Price
% cts
The New England Magazine issue. its
hes, number. very good as many of the late
issues have been. There are biographical
sketches and critical studies of Gladstone.
Jonathan Edwards, Hon. Thomas b Reed
and Miss Amelia B. Edwards; A history of
Rev. DIR. Bsrtol's old West Church B1s
ton; sccount, of the Astory Library. New
York, and the Egyptian collections 10 the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts; serious
study Of the Indian Question by Miss Elaine
Goodale; an historical and descriptive
sketch of the L s. Life Saving Service
aud Or Edward Z. Hates charming rarry-
at. Home Travel The illustrations are
numerous and coed. Boston SO Bfom
tield Street, $500 per year
The second quarterly part of the Collec
tons and Procee lings OF the Maine Hsto,
icsl Society has been issued promptly from
the press OF the Brown Thurston Company.
Portland Ii is embelli.hed with portrait
OF the late Cyrus woo1man OF Cam bridge
Mass . a native OF Baxton, accompanied b.
a biographical sketch by Hon. George
Emery. This is followed by history of
the administration of VIM Gorgys 1880
1887. from the pen of Charles Eissrd
Banks; a sketch of Gov. Enoch Lincoln.
and critical study of hi. poem. "rh-
villsge." bv Edward II. Eivell; CAPITAL
Trials in Maine before its separation fro u
Massachusetts, by Hon. Joseph WIlism
ION of Belfast, a description of the sea
fight Of Portland betFeeu the En,erpris.
and the Boxer. and a biography of Joha
peane BY Liewllyan Dssne-sccompanis
by 8 map showing the North Eastern Bouni
airy Survey. Proceeding. of the Society
Historical Memoranda. Notes aud Q lerie.
and Hints to Contributors, close very in.
terestins number. Terms $500 pst
year.
The April nimber of the North AmsIt-
can Review OUT on Friday, is filed with
timely and important matter Admir.l
Porter contributes a thoughtful ST; icle o.
Dice pine in the Navy; Francis Cation. 50
Ensiish writer, d;seusse. scie mi 6csilv the
subject of kinship and Correlation. The
famous Bishop whipple. long known as
champion of the red men. tells the story II
his life among the Indians. aud a most suy
ses;ivs stcsy il il. Ex- Governor Lsxr,
Of Mississippi discusses The Needs o,
the south. paper TO inieres. all
men With either labor or cani.ai
to dispose Of DR. LYMAN Abbo.I
throws some hopeful hgh. upon the Flaws
in Irgsrsollism; Mrs. Amelia Barr treats
Of Conversational 1mmoralisies: Master
Work nan Po~dsrly makes Plea for Eight
Hours, capital exposition of the sal lee;
| from The employees stsnipoint; D B. Bunce
describes the condition Of English AID
american Book Markets: Oswald Often
:orfer gives an account of Socialism 10
Germany and Nine. Adam gives a most il
teressing irsish, into Society in Paris The
| tsrih discussion is continued by Congress
mao Breckenridge, and several live questions
are touched upon in Notes ard Comments.
| lNeu York: Lloyd s. Brice, Editor. So 90
per anuum ]
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