The National tribune., 1890-11-13
RECENT LITERATURE.


schubin. Translated 10y elise l.. Lnthrop. Pub
hshcd by WorthinRton Co, New York aud for
sale by W. H. Morrison & Co., Washington, d. C.
Price so cents
This is musical novel. by ono OF the most
brilliant French writer's and is full of dramatic
interest The translation Is excellent, Is charm.
ingly illustrated, and printed in the Worth
ington's well-known elegance OF style.
THREE MILLdONSl OR, THE WAY OF THE
WORLD. Novel, by William T Adams OLIVER
Optic. Published by Lee l. Shepard. Boston
HEKIoTs CHOICE. Novel. BY Rosa Nou-
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adelphin, Price 80 cents.
His WORD or HONOR. Novel. BY wer-
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Price 80 CENTS.
Magazines.
seriJner's Magazine for November contains
three remarkable illustrated articles Of travel
and adventure Of widely differing characters.
tics embracing elephant hunting in Africa, a
perilous voyage through the Canyon OF tho
Colorado tho first trip ever made from tho
source 10 the mouth OF that river, and cruising
with tho White Squadron along the Coast OF
France Another unusual feature is an article
GA Day with u Country Doctor"l written
drawn and engraved by tho same man-Frank
French. Training Schools for Nurses are de-.
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who has been interested in their organization
from the very first. There is long INSTALL
ment OF the anonymous serial jerry" aud n
short story +. J. Stimson, the author of "Mra
Knoilyz." Two sonucts on Cardinal Newman
arc By the aged Irish poet Aubrey do We're, n nd
by lingo Deane disc pie and friend of the late
Cardinal. strikingly mel0dious anonymous
poem, " In Broceliandc," and the last of Prof
Shaler's papers on mature and Man in
America" are among tho other features of the
issue. Frederic Villiers (tho English war
artist, K. r. Xogbaum, aud Frank French
illustrate single articles
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The North american ReUiew for October con-
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than score Of other stories essays, poems,
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