Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

An interesting and sfrikingiy true picture
of Hon James e. Blaine Is the frcntispiece
At the Review of Rexiews~ for june
which is accompanied bs an article entitled
"a Glance at Mr. Blaiae's Commercial
Policy. Tbere Is also fine drauing of
Mr.. Blsine by the artist Garibayesiof. be-
sides excsiisnt half-tcne portraits OF Mr..
John W. Foster and Mr.. William e. Curtis.
bath of the Department of State. and both
identified with Mr.. Blafne's South Ameri-
can and reciprocity policies tnother srti-
Gle of popular interest Is --iDar Indian
Problem. and How We are Solving IT. The
Review of Reviews Steadily grows in
popularity and Is in fact the busy mans
magazine Its plan Is admirable and well
carried out Sew York Is Aston Place
ss 8, per year
A stout bundle of high class reviews aud
magazines comes from the educ glionsI pah-
iishing house Of CHM Co., 1.i6 fremont
Place, Boston. These comprise l.. School
and CeIlege. a monthly magazine edited by
Ray Green Hpling. especially devoted to
the art of teaching, and containing four or
five essays of high merit 81 % per year
.. The Philosophical Review. eIiiea BY
DR.. J. g. seburman. president Of Cornell
| University having articles on Animal Ethics
Ultimate Ground of Authority: What is
Reality Natural Science and the Pi,ilos-
ophy of Nature, amt 4 Mathematical View
of Free viii. together siih a number OF
elaborate reviews Of new works BIZ
monthly $500 Per year. ). The Yale
Reyiew-a Journal of history ard political
science. with contributions on German
Tariff Policy Legal Theories of Price
Regulation, Massachusetts, and the Say
| brook Platform, and Labor Troubles Be
tween 1884 and 1887. fQusrterIy $500
per year. l. The Classical Review de-
voted 10 classical subjects and studies.
$500 per year.
| In the Century DR. Albert Shaw has !,
paper on Buda-Pesth rs a new metropolis
comes with all the prestige of his former
papers on great cities. and is beautifully il
Illustrated hy Mr.. penneil Joseph b
Bishop contributes an article on early POI
| litical caricaturc in this country. 1t is H.
| Illustrated with fac SMILES of many old-time
pieces of works from .Iacksons time dow
to late DAYS. Israel {. Russell contributes
/ an account of his second attempt TO ascend
! Mount st. Elias. which Is illustrated witt
/ many beautiful mountain views. CASTELAR,
/ second article on Columbus deals with the
| search for a patron and well sustains the
| interest begun last month In fiction the
| feature of mark is the first part of Henri,
/ Il. Fuller's new story, The Chatelaine OF
! La Trinite." the scene being laid in Switzer
land. What may be called "A timely papel
/ 1872 for this is the season for the advent oil
| the sea serpent-is The Great Unknown,
| by the late j. b. Holder, dealing with tina
/ renowned reptile of the great deep. Their,
are many other interesting contributions
! New York: The Century Company. Unior
! square
| The June Atlantic opens with a note
worthy article on The Education of tn,
! Negro. by Dir. William T. Harris, commits
| sioner of education, which is enriched witt
comments by eminent Southern gentlemen
| There is another installment of the En-
erson-Thoreau Correspondence, written a
the time Mr.. Emerson was in Europe, AM
| Astounding in passages delightfully."- charac
teristic of both writers. Ernest Francisco
Fenollosa, from long personal acquaintance
writes comparing Chinese and Japanes
Traits. W II. Bishop contributes a secon
chapter of interesting experiences of A
American Home in Europe these experi
ences covering southern France, Algier'
and Spain. Olive Tborne Miller furnishe
another bright bird story, this time ahou
The Witching Wren. In The Discovery G
a New Stellar Sy stem Arthur Searle Il,
scrbes the results of observations on tn
star Algol and its variations of light. Mi.
Preston and Miss Dodge continue the
admirable account of Private Life in Ancier
Rome. Mr.. Crawford furnishes two add
tional chapters of Don Orsino. There an
poems by Mrs. Julia c. r. Dor and Mr.,
Moulton. Iloughton, Miiflin & Co, Bo.
ton; St.o0 per year.
In the June Forum Prof. W. %. Atwate
in an article upon what the Coming Ma
will Eat, states that there is II need of revt
luton, and that Americans can look to
much more vigorous physical and intellec
ual development through proper sclcctio
of food. There are two educational art
cles, one by President Timothy Dwight IL,
on Education for Women at Yale. and I'll
other by \. c. Benson, master at Eton, VIII
writes description of this historical scho,
for boys, The number gives an outline q
the approaching campaign by conspicuor
representative of each party-ex-Secr'
tary Bayard on the Dem,
cratic Duty and Opportunity an
Senator George f. Ioar on 'sRcasons {,
Republican Control" In these article
each writer explains the issues that are VI
pcrmost, and lays down the line of polio
that his party should pursue. The othe
articles are,-Thc Fall of Silver and il
Causes, Edward o. Leech Needed Refor,
in Naturalization, Prof John B. Moore
The Slaughter of Railway Employees, Henr
G. Adams: Shall We have Endowed Opera
! pr,f I Il hot Of, 4 6 Il,
Churches Shows. II. X. Carroll lmpendin
Paganism in New England, Pres. W. u
W. Hyde, S. Weir Mitchell introduces
new poet of promise,-Charlcs Leonar
Moore. The Forum Publishing Compan,