The record-union., 1891-10-23
new PUBLICATIONS.


vember will contain, besides other papers
and many illustrations, an article by
Frank B. Sanborn, on The Home and
Haunts Of Lowell" Mr.. Sanborn was a
friend of Emerson, 1hore2u and Lowell.
An interesting article, supplementary to
the one by Sanborn. is lowell and the
Birds" by Leander S. Keyser. Walter
Blackburn Harte makes plea for a world
without books. He thinks that education
is not an unmiXed blessing, as the greater
the intelligence ofindividuals and peoples
the greater is their capacity for suffering.
"All the World Loves a Lover" and
though this may depend somewhat upon
who the lover is, it is certain that all the
world is interested in the love affairs of
man like the author of Home, Sweet
Home" Miss Laura Speer, a connection
of the family to which Miss Harden, the
lady who won ohm Howard Payne's love-
belonged, has an interesting article called
"John Howard Payne's Southern Sweet
heart" 1t is embellished with portraits
and sketches. Albert Bushnell Hart, of
Harvard University, contributes an arti-
Gle in which he discusses the cause of the
defeat of the Confederacy in the war. 4
number of novel arguments are presented
in his review of the situation, both before
the shot of Fort Sumter and after Lees
surrender. 1t, is an article which will in
! terest both Northern and Southern read
ers, and is judicial and impartial.
The numbers of of''LttelPs Living Age''
for October 10th and 18th contained 1.-The
| System of the Stars" Edinburgh Re-
view; The Story of a Violin" MAC
millan's Magazine; Archibald Camp
bell TAFT, Archbisop Of Canterbury
Blackwood's Magazine; Some
Life il an Algerian Hill Town." Gen
tlemen's Magazine; "a Noble Mother"
! Leisure Hour; ''Rousseau's Ideal
Household,o National Review;
''Tennyson's Lincolnshire Farmers-A
Retrospect" Westminster Review;
Mote on New Poet" .FortnightIy Re-
view''; Mrs. CarlyIe's Town, ," "Specta-
/ tori; st. Paul and the Roman Law"
Contemporary Review; "Heera
Nund. "MacmilIan's Magazine; Irish
| Bulls, and Bulls Not 1rish," Temple
Bar; Laurence Oliphant," Scottish
! Review; "a Remembrance" )" New Re-
view''; "On the Relation of Painters
| Palace of Pleasure to the English Ro-
mantle Drama "Fortnightly Review;
4 High Life" 'Cornhiu Magazine; /;
"Flowers and the Poets," "Gentleman's
Magazine; "Rebecca and Her Daugh-
ters," Leisure Hour; Persia Under
the Present Shah,'' ''Asiatic Quarterly
Review; 1.-The Bridge of the Hundred
Spans" Good Words; together with
poetry and miscellany.
for November the Buckeye State comes
! imposingly to the front. The opening
page is adorned with a new portrait of
! Senator Sherman, who contributes a
paper upon "Ohio; Its History and Re-
| Sources" There are thirty-tive portraits
of distinguished sons of Ohio, living and
| dead, and numerous interesting views.
Clara Morris, Americas foremost emo
tional actress, writes Interestingly about
| "The Modern Emotional Drama, and its
Exponents.' Andrew J. Symington
gives picturesque account of iceland,
and its Thousand Years" Other illus
trated articles are: "Old Fort Laramie,', y,
Palms, by f. Fitz-Roy Dixon; Five
British Authors" by Neil Macdonald;
"The London Literary Hive" by Flor
ence Fenwick Miller; 1.-THE Cottage and
Grave Of John Brown" by Frederic G..
Mather; and ''Arachne, and her Cunning
! Ways" by Colonel Nicholas Pike. Also
"A Terrible Case" and half dozenshort
tales.
The Popular Science Monthly" D.
Appleton q Co., New York, for Novem-
ber, has these papers: university Ex-
| tension" by Professor G. Hanford Hen
derson; "The Development of American
Industries Since Columbus" by VIM. +.
| Durfee, illustrated; do We Teach Ge-
ology?" by Robert T. Hill; Dress and
Adornment," by Professor Frederick
Starr; "Some OF the Possibilities of Eco
nomic Botony," by Professor George
Lincoln Goodale; Lessons From the
Census" by Hon. Carroll d. Wright, A
M.;"Reef- knot Nets, ''sby VIM. Churchill;
'The Ethics of Confucius," by Warren
i G.. Benton; 'The Origin of Painting" by
NJ. Lazar Popoff; High Life" sketch
of James Curtis Booth" Editors Ia
BILE" Literary Notices." popular miscel-
lany and notes follow.
The ''Sanitarianp for October. Or. A.
N..Bell, Brooklyn American News Com
pany, New York. is rich in matter of
| profound interest to sanitarians and ply
sieians. Among the leading papers are
these: simple Methods of Sewage Dis
posal," G.. w. Chancellor, M. D., Secre-
tary of State Board of Hcalth of Mary