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1892, which we have received, seem to
touch about all healthy tastes. Its fiction
mbraces folk lore, serial. sea, adventure
Clark Russell, Will Allen Dromgoole
and Mary Catherine Lee are few Of the
distinguished story writers. Its general
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The numbers of 1.-THE Living Age'' for
ERNEST Daudet on Coblentz and the
Emigration" National Review; "The
Spanish Story ofthe Armada, +" Longman' S
Magazine; ''Helens Lover" Argosy:
AN Old Greek Explorer of Britain and
the Teutonic North" Fortnightly Re-
view; "St. Petersburg to Sebastopol," :"
Temple Bar; son Some Extracts from
Harriet Shelley's Letters" Gentleman's $
Magazine; Sketches in the Scillies." All
the Year Round; WEST North West,u
Longman's Magazine; "A French En-
bassador at the Court of Charles the II. -
Nineteenth Century; 'The Troubles of
an Oxford Beauty" Gentlemans Maga-
zine; Social Bath in the Last Century"
Murray's Magazine; "Across the Kala-
N,Gamiland," Longman's Magazine
geological Retrogression." Gentleman 8
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hood" Murray's Magazine" Advertising
in China" Cornhill Magazine; "a Ser
mon in Rouen," Macmillan's Magazine;
cousins German" Cornhill Magazine;
The Schoolmaster; his Griefs and his
joys" Daily News; and poetry and mis-
cellany. Littell & Co., Boston, are the
publishers.
The November ''Sanitarian' Or. A.
Y. Bell, Brooklyn, American News
Company, New York;, among other
valuable data presents these papers:
'Woolen or Linen" by r. C. Ruther-
ford; influenza and Catarrhal Feyer,n
by Drs. r. @. Curtin and e. w. Watson;
The, Late Epidemic of Grippe" by Drs.
A. Alexander Smith, Curtin, NIulhaIl,
Num-. ingalls,, Munro, Ward, Musser.
Ruedi, A. II. Smith, Won Ruek, Fiske,
Van Bibber and Gilrou; 'Diphtheria at
High Attitudes" by DR.. w. A. Jayne;
~Pre-Tubercular Condition." by DR.. j.
Hilgard Tyndale; Influence of High
losis," by DIR. FL. B. Moore; History of
Leprosy on the Eastern Coast of the
United States" by DR.. w. H. Geddings:
"Diphtheria," by Drs. Seaton, Schrebens,
Hewitt, Abbott, Paget, Thursfield, Tripe
and others; Immunity" by Drs. Roux,
Buchner, Hankin, Emmerich, Adami,
Klein, Metschrikotf and Wood; ''Infec7
ton to Epidemic Diseases in the Human
Subject" by Drs. Klein, Turner, Bos-
took, Crookshank, Ostertag. Hunting.
Collins and Chauveau.
The current number of ''RomanceD
tales of the New York Story Club pre-
sents these stories: "a Pair of Earst' "a
story in which the bitter is Bit, Cornhill:
"A Ghlnaman,s Baby Cod tas it was
worshiped in Mott street,, Fred A. Will
son; ''Sketched at Midnight" (related of
the psychic plane), Erckmann- Chatraiu:
"A Leisurely Burglar the burglar f2,
de steele tells his own story, Rudolph
Federman; THE Three Friends'' the
fatal result of bright idea), Camille De-
bains; Mrs. Professor Kramps'' Ia love
Magazine; The Love of Art'' IAN
amusing play, Eugene Labiche; '"Trial
by judge Cfor the benefit of the plant
itf), NJ. Quad; 1.-THE Queen of the Red
Chessmen' could it have been trueY.
Lucretia 2. Hale; "a Memory Lesson"
Showing the perils of mind culture)
Luke Sharp; "A Norman of Maine'' IA
DIR. Hendon's Temptation" what it was
and how he met it,, Truth; ''Tommy's
Tombstone (how it's reputation for
veraclty was saved, r. w. Stephens
Romance Publishing Company, 80 East
Twenty-third street, New York.
The December number of the CULVER,
has colored frontispiece called ''Their
Evening Hymn" The opening paper de-
comes a poem, ''Pictura Mat6es'is, fab /" 'n6R 5R
William Derby. Through Devious
Ways is the title of new story: son
Entering the New Home" is poem
followed by an illustrated paper "a About
Church Bells"; 1.-The Easy Yoke and the
Light BURDEN is for Sunday reading,
Two Miss Torringtons'' is story of mis-
Utrecht" with portrait Of the Rev.
L. Schouten, is an interesting paper:
Spiritual Failures is adapted Tor Sun,
day reading, and ''On the Top of Mount
Yesuvius," is by Prof. W. Garden
Blaikie; new serial 1.-THE Heiress of
Aberstone, is begun; & short story, For
a Little While, - "Their Evening Hymn.n
poem, 1.-THE Privilege of Sanctuary bv
the Rev. Hugh Macmillan, DID,, bring
the number to close. Cassell Publish
ing Company, New York and London.
The November number of the ''Annals
of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science" is peculiarly inter-
esting on account of the number of arti-
cles 1t contains which discuss new ideas
about American politics. Gamaliel Brad
ford is the author of the first article.
which is entitled Congress and the Cab
met" and which advocates permitting
Cabinet officers to appear in Congress to
give advice and answer questions. 'tThe
Place of Party in the Political SYSTEM
by Anson D. Morse, of Amherst College.
is a defense of the party system. E. b.
Oberholtzer in his "Law-making by
Popular Vote," shows that there has
been used at varions times in American
history form of the Swiss Referendum.
The other two main articles are Recent
Tendencies in the Reform of Land Ten
ure," by E. p. Cheyney, of the University
of Pennsylvania, and ''Some Neglected
Points in the Theory of Socialism, . by