Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-31

buae for 1859. shows the multitude Of io-
pofsant subjects and vast amount Of inf0r-
mssion which that paper for single year.
contains. BY means Of this useful little il
dsx this treasury Of informasios becomes
- easv qneonsulr ~ . dictionary, and
shows th<4ssouYc>s of the large establish
ment publishing Ihis great daily New
York. The Tribune Association. Price
IS cts
Ne.,r. Be.fof,i-Ciarke Co. Chicago,
haze nr ade arrangement for the publies-
.iou in tw3 ,etzvo volumes Of The Diaries
.ed Letters of Sir Moses and Lady Noste-
fore. These volumes viii eontsin the de-
tails OF the careers Of the masr phiisnthrOpic
Israslite q modern ages and bis distinguish
ed wife. The book will spp-s. sims'tsn-
ecGsiy IN England and the United States
from duplicate pl.fes. and Ia his cauB,ry
will be sold exclusively by subscription
Although Mr. Gr:nseiI's book. "Pasnee
Hero Stories and Folk Tales" was only
published late in November, the holiday
trade exhausted the original edition. and
The Forest and stream Publishing COMPANY,
Ss~ York. are nov preparing to Issue 4
seeond, which will make il, appearance in
short line. The same firm have in
press new and handsomely iliassrsted
work on troat and salmon fishing, by one
Of New EngiAnd's best knosn aagIers-
Among The new publications announced
for early publication by Lee & Shepard,
Boston, are the following STORES of the
Civil War. BY Albert Y. Blsisdell. A n.
Heroes and Martyrs Of Invention. by George
yakspeace Tovie; A Primer Of Darwinism
and Organic Development. BY J. T. Ber-
zen. Jr, and Fanny T. Bergen; Marion
Graham, by Meta Lander. A novel 1.-The
peer Of Robert Eismere' and John Ward,
Preacher" Sorah's Return A Sequel to
the "Dolrs House." by Mrs. Edna ID. Che
ney.
Papers IN the April number Of the Century
are The Slave Trade in the Congo Basin. BY
one Of S,anley's pioneer officers, Mr.. z J.
Glave; the second Of Prof y. W. Put
mans papers on American Archaeology
short stories by Elizabeth Robbins PenneI,
John Heard and Maurice Thompson; Sux
se,tioos for the mex Worlds Fair, The
shoshone Falls by Csgt John Goldman;
Il second Of Maj Po~elfs srucles on the
Non-irrizsbIs Lands of the Arid Region,
and unique poem by Jamss Whi,eomb
Riley. New York: The Century Com
ptDy-l
A portrait Of Bishop J l.. Spsuiding
forms the frontispiece TO the Arena :
April, and contains his article on God in the
Constitution, in reply to X. G lng-rsoll
Notable articles are Religion, Morals and
ne Public Schools, BY Rev, VI J. Savage ::
Fl rnal Punishment. by W. E Marley. d
y The Mask Of Tyranny. by VIM Lloyd
Garrison; Divorce W. Domestic Warfare !;
Ungava. by ". II H Murray, ard .ym-
postum on White Child Siaver,. by four
srifer. among whom are Helen Campbell
and J"ntie June. Bsston; The Arsns
Co, SIS co per year.
President +. A. ? Barnard, Dr. Timothy
Dwight. DR. Lyman Abbott, Mr.. Charlie.
Dudley Warner and Frances Power Cobb
are among ths best known names who ap
pear as contributors to the April Forum
They write upon Degradation of our
Politics, Eiaca,ion in Boyhood. No
The ology and New Theology. Ne~spa-
mrs and the Public, and Secular Changes
in Human Nature. Other abb, essays in the
number are Woman's Political Status,
Hypnotism and Crime. The Rights of
Spiritualism, and Why the Farmer il nor
IpstttphH w" DTh
Avenue; s. 90 per year
A total of one hundred and nineteen illus
trations in the number Of the Cosmopolitan
for April. shows how attractive this maya
zine must be ~ picture magazine alone,
for they are An interesting study in them
selves. The leading articles sre an account
of the German Army; the first in the series
by Miss Elizabeth Bislsnd, on 4 Flying Trip
around the World; An account of Eatos
Hall, Eagland, In the Land of the White
Elephant, by Frank G. Carpenter; fiGeiy
illu.trated article descrip tive Of Princeton
University The Enchanted Base Ball, and
George Washington's Lsst Duel. by Tnomas
Nelson Page. There are portraits of Helen
Hunt jackson and Murat IIalstead. New
York Fifth Avenue and Broadway. John
Brisbin Walker, Editor
The April ST. Nicholas contains the first
If several important pspers entitled Six
Year. in the Wids of Central Africa b,
Mr. + J Glsve, one Of Stacley's pioneer
officers. These art ces contain vivid de
scrptIons OF the suthor's personal expert
enoss, and will, in addition, tell much of
the method, and ACHE vements Of the great
erPlor Stan ~. The series will be illus
uated by kemble, Taber. aud other artists,
after sketches ny the anthor. In addition
there are the Opening chapters of a new
stot, by Mrs. L. V. Jamison; the eo1tinu-
alton Of Mr. Stoddsrds story: the Ballad of
king Henry of CASTLE; the first of several
geological papers by Teresa G.. Crofton.
and an abundance of fine Illustrations
New York The Century Co.