The National tribune., 1890-12-04
Magazines and Notes.

w. r. England, Seymour, Ind, has in PAM
phlet form historical sketch Of the 22d Ind.
from its organization TO the close Of the war !;
its battles marches, and hardship5; its brave
officers aud hOnored dead. The sketch is
written by Lieut.. X. v. Marshall. 1t will DO
sent to any c0mrade on receipt of two-cent
stamp.
why do American Girls wish to Marry
AbrOadgp il the question which Mrs. John
Sherwood Is discussed in Hdrpers Ba-aT. The
same number will contain an extravaganza by
Duifield Osborne, entitled Pansy" and prac-
tical article on " IableauE Niyants" by Mary
Gay Humphreys.
The Christmas number Of Godeys Lady's
Book is here, aud it is gem worthy Of the
richest setting. This is a real Xmas gift, full Of
stories both grave and gay; fashions, work de-
signs, aud general information suited % the
season. Now j. the time TO subscribe. s. per
year Cooley Publishing Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Israel {. Russell, OF tho United States
Geological Survey, who was detailed by the
Government 20 take charge Of the recent expo
dition, fitted out by the National Geographic
Society, for the exploration 81 the region abOnt
Mount ST. Elias, Alaska, will contribute to The
| Century MagI-ise an account Of the experiences
Of his party, accompanied b. illustrations from
| photographs made at the time. The results Of
the expedition are the exploration Of a largo
| tract Of country never before visited by man,
| lying between Yakutat Bay and Mount St.
| Elias, and important glacial and geological OBJ
seTvatiOns.
Just what the household wants. It is only
| necessary 70 look at the December Peterson, to
4 decide that IL is the magazine for the family.
| Next year Peterson will hold its Jubilee 10
/ have been for fifty years the prime favorite in
! thousands Of households is something TO be
proud Of, aud its popularity steadily increases.
| For lS9l the magazine will be enlarged, its at
fractions more varied, and its illustrations more
abundant
The December Century will contain four COM
| plete stories, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Joel
/ Chandler Harris, Richard Harding Davis, and
4 Maurice Thompson. Three Of them are illus
trated. Besid,s these, there will DO the first
chapters of a novelette, by James Lane Allen,
/ SISTER DOl0rOsa," the scene Of which is laid in
| a Kentucky convent; and the second INSTALL
ment Of Colonel Carter Of Gainesville" by F..
| H0pknson Smith, introducing the authors
celebrated "One-legged Goose story"
HaFpers Young People published weekly in
New York by Harper & Bros. Price cents
a copy.
our Little ones aud The Nursery. published
monthly by the Russell Publishing Co., 80
Bromiield Street, Boston. Price 10 cents a
| number.
The PdRsy, published monthly by ID. Lothrop
Co, Boston. Price 10 cents number; 81 a
year.
The Arena comes out In fno shape for Deeem-
ber IL has new aud very tasteful cover, a
number Of fine illustrations and unusually in
teresting literary matter. One of the very best
| things that have appeared anywhere is THE
| Return Of q Private" b. Hamlin Garland, a
! well-t0ld story Of the Homecoming Of yeter-
an Of ono of the Wisconsin regiments, after
three years Of hard service TO find his home
snatched away by the rapacious mortgage
owner, for whom he had been fighting and
suffering. This alone is worth much more than
the whole price Of the magazine. The arena
is published at Boston, Mass Price 30 cents
a number, or - a year.
GJdegs Lddy'S Book for November, the queen
Of household magazines. is upon our table.
Every intelligent lady in the United States
should be a subscriber. Price s. per year.
Cooley Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Catholic World for November has reached
u.s. With meat for men It has more delicate
food for youth. "Fate and DOOM" by Very
Rev. A. +. Hewitt, is timely in these revision
days. Miss NJ. T.. Thompson writes on "The
Catholic Church in New Hampshire" "Remin-
iseences of the British Army" is anonymous,
but interesting Jewish PrepondeTance
"Our Spiritual Desert Places" by Hon. F.
McGloin. Mexican Poets and Poetry" by Ii.
Dion. Tho Catholic German Congress al