The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-10-08


1t is repee with matter suitable for the home and
will delight every member Of the family. Pub
lished at 819 Arch street Philadelphia.
We have received 1.-THE Song of Columbus or
the New World" by Knahan Corvallis 1t is an
American National and Patriotic Poem in celebra-
ton of the Discovery Of America. Cloth 12mo
S1.Oo. &C Broadway, New York.
TIE Household Companion for October is at
hand. It's name indicates its purpose. 1t is
filed to the brim with good matter The chill
drens and fashion departments especially
fine. The Budget Co., 22O Washington street Bos
ton.
The Domestic Monthly for October opens with
an excellent article on 1.-The Trained Nurse and
her training" This is followed by other good
reading. Then comes the review Of fashions which
is certainly the finest found in any fashion ma.
gazine in the world.
Prof, j. j. McCook, of Trinity College, Con-
necticut, in his second article OH venal voting in
that State which appears in the October number
OF The Forum, quotes from veteran who estimat
ed that in his opinion Presidential campaign in
Connecticut costs each party 100000.
The October number of the Forum will contain
an article on the Cholera, how it has been prevent
ed and may be prevented, with statement of
preceding epidemcs, by the eminent Dr.. Lewis e.
Sayre, who was Resident Physician of the City of
New York when the disease came to that part in
1866.
The October number OF the Jenness Miller
monthly is quite up to its usual high Standard
The frontispece is handsome full-length portrait
OF charming American girl. Mrs. Jenness Mil
Ter has timely and interesting article and other
well-known writer's contribute seasonable and in
teresting papers.
In order to stimulate American composition,
The Ladies' Home Journal has just made public
an attractive series Of liberal prizes for the best
original musical composition by composers resi-
dent in the United States and Canada. The prizes
call for waltz, piano composition, pleasing
ballad and popular song, an anthem and the four
best hymn tunes. The competition is open until
November let, next
The Californian for October justifes its title of
an illustrated magazine by given eight handsome.
ly illustrated articles out of twenty and eighty.
five finely executed illustrations engravings. half
tones, etc. This, with poems, short sketches on
various subjects. editorials, book reviews, ETC..
makes one OF the most interesting issues yet
presented.-
Is cents copy, 81. per year: San Francisco
LADY Lorrimer's Secret" opens c assell's Fam.
lily Magazine for October. 1t is capital story
and improves upon acquaintance aboard a
Thames Steamer is lively account of a trip
down that much navigated stream In schools of
Domestic Service an ever present problem is dis
cusssd by d. X Lees There are the usual ad
mirabe fashion letters from London and Paris,
poetry lad yuith in
formation.-Cassel Publishing Company, Is cents
a copy; s1.5O year in advance
The Omaha Bee, in speaking of judge says
that 1t did fair work in 1884, excellent work in
1888, but that in this campaign it is outdoing it.
self. Judge was never making such great hits as
1t is this year, it is leaving all its rivals behind.
Such great pictures as the .Cleveland Parachute
and the bursting Of the Peck boom are memorable
in campaign cartooniDg. But Judge has some
great pictures in store and the five papers for the
next five weeks Of the campaign will be sent for
fifty cents. Address the Judge Publishing Co.,
40 Fifth avenue, New York City.
The Columbus interest eliminates in the DC
tober Century, contemporaneousy with the cele.
brations at New York and Chicago, the fronts
piece being the newly brought out Lotto por-
trait of Columbus owned by Mr.. j. w. Ellsworth
of Chicago. 1t is accompanied by an explanatory
paper by the critic John c. Van Dyke In the
same number, the Spanish statesman, Casteler,
writes of Columbus homeward voyage after the
great discovery; and the architect Van Bauut de-
scribes the Fisheries Buildings, the Exquisite
Art Building, and the United States Government
Building at the Worlds Fair.
The complete novel in Lippincotts' Magazine for
fohn &c NEo 9 To1l ~.
Jordan. 1t deals with the fortunes and misdemea-
nors OF young writer whose sudden success was
attended with temptation too strong for his in.
tegrity. The tale is illustrated throughout.
Under the title, Hearing my Requiem" George
Alfred Townsend ("Gath'), the well-known news
paper correspondent, narrates curious incident
in his professional experience of long ago. s5-
James Cox gives history of that well.establish
ed institution, the Carnival at St Louis and full
and interesting account of the liberal preparations
which are to make especially memorable this fall |
This paper Is illustrated by SIX fu!l-page plates.
While the publishers of some magazines and |
periodicals in thiscountry and Europe make off,
ers and present to their readers gift pictures
which may, or may not, be works of art, the |
Cooley publishing Co.. of 81 Park Row, New
York, announce that they will present to each
purchaser of Godey's Magazine published in it's
new form September 18th Gor October) with an
art subject which is worthy of its name and
which is SO BEAUTIFUL in conception, drawing and
'oloring that the pictur, will be in great demand
~ all art lovers The subject is known as go
1ey's Idea of the Worlds Fair and the artist,
w. Granville Smith, is widely known as one of
Americas most promising and talented colorists.
The publishers wish it understood that in addition
o the magnificent October number, retailing for
Is cents, this beautiful picture (sze 7x29 inches)
will be given free as supplement-.