The record-union., 1892-09-20
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no less advantage than preceding mum
bers. The Palace of Poverty" is a strik-
ing effort OF the imagination, whose
author wins the monthly prize; also
very odd and amusing tale OF Chinese
lie, called The Mourning Fan" by
JUDITH Gautier. Other features are:
Taken by Surprise" one of Anstey's
amusing sketches; THAT Friend ofSyl-
was" = love story by Grant Allen: "A
Successful Experiment." by James
Payne; The Judgment of Kama; II
tragic story of lie among the coolies on
the Island of Trinidad. There is, fur
thermore, reprinted one of the old and
famous ckWoOd stories, called "Hhe
NJ etempSychosis, being the strange and
alarming experiences of student at one
OF the German universities. Current Lit
erature Publishing Company, New York.
Among the recent important changes
IN the magazine world is the transfer of
the Kindergarten Magazine" to Misses
Andrea and AmaIie Hoier, vino assumed
Charge or inns interesting educational
monthly with the September number.
The magazine has been rcanode!od and
appears undcr Eew cover, which does
justice to the dignified cause it repre-
sentS. me September number presents
strong table of contents. among other
articles, discussion of "Culianbus
and the. Schools" the Kindergarten
civ NiiN lllAitti l0CuOOl, II SStlltIGS
rom Life" and generous department.
Tor practical work and suggestions in the
kindergarten and home .'kiuderparteu
Magazine" is published at the Eoman's
Temple, Chicago.
The Mothers Nursery Guido ANA
Babyhood" for September Is Beckman
street, New York; has these papers.
besides the usual departments: some
Common Nervous Diseases and What
They SIUnItv - fr>l ~ -
Natural ami Artificial Feeding Of In
tants," Joseph Il. Cooke, MID: "A Short
talk About Disease Germs-Nhat They
are ana " hat They Do," William g.
lanheid, NJ. T.; ~ Mothers Duty in
Mental Child Training" Jessica Woicotu
AIlen; "hlndergarten-at-Ho Home Stories:
BeSsle's Sewing, 3l9; The Two Trees.
52F'; The Child,s Nocabulary," James
Buckham; 'Narsery Problems.
Habits of Posture; "The AIotner,s
Parliament; 'Current Topics"
The American journal OF Politics"
lll4 Nassau street, New York has these
papers: The Protectionist idea of IN
dustry," by David y. Wells; wool and
the Tariff by Theodore Cox: "Ihe Gov
eminent and the Currency 6y A. b. and
IL. Farquhar; Education ana Politics"
by {. II. Reeve; Electoral Representa-
tlon," by Sanford Fleming: "rhe Home
stead Riot" by Rev. w. NJ Jones: The
College Man in Politics." by Jean La
Rue Burnett; "Some Failacies ofthe Poo
pies Party" by Edwin. Mead; The
Problem of Negro Education" by Judge
A. a. Gundy; 'Woman's Right to Suf-
frage," by Rev. Anna Shaw; ''Organiza-
ton OF Farmers" by \. p Young: THE
Benefits of War;" by Andrew j. Palm.
The Home and Country Magazine
New York; for September has many
articles. These are few by title: Caro-
line Scott HARRISON; INSTRUCTION of the
Bind"; Popular Education in Louisi-
ana (lllustrated); Economy and Har-
mOny in the Home': The Bloodless
Battle of Edinburg''; "Cameos From the
Rocky Mountains" Gllustrated): "The
Draft Riots of 1862; Horse Senseu:
Two Blue Brahmins"; Finance and
Trade Reviews; The Camp Fire.: "A
Pioneer Woman's Adventure With In
dians" Gllustrated.
The Century, announces the imme-
date publication Of q series of important
letters which passed between General w.
I. Sherman and his brother, Senator
John sherman, giving an inside view of
certain interesting periods and events in
American history, and mark led by can
DOR ana Vlgor or expression characteristic
of their distinguished authors The let
ters are printed by arrangement with
Senator Sherman and the heirs of GEN
eral Sherman, and with notes by Mrs.
rachel Sherman Thorndyke, the Gen
erals daughter.
The Travellers and Shippers Directory
for the Pacific Coast for September l3I0
Sansome street, San Francisco is out and
is level with the former ISSUES in excel
lence. No guide book ever seen upon
this coast at all compares with this in ex-
haustive character. 1t is wade mecum
of information TO the travelling and ship
ping public.
"Ioilettes" for October is TINS early at
hand. 1t is rich in fashion plates and
other fashion engravings, with full de-
scriptions accompanying each design. 1t
is one of the best, most direct and salts
factory fashion journals ever issued.
Toilettes Publishing Company, New
York