The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-04-09

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Mrs. Gladsome's first article in the
series of ''Hints from Mothers Life. ,,
which she has written for the Ladies'
Home Journal will be printed in the
April issue of that periodical.
The Century will take up the campaign
for good roads. The April number is to
contain suggestive article on "Our
Common Roads," by Isaac B. Potter,
editor Of GOOD Roads" and practical
engineer.
The Domestic Monthly for April is at
hand, 1t opens with a beautiful ilustra-
ted article THE Falls of the Rhine, fol-
lowed by other excellent literary matter.
The review of Fashions is the best pub
lished by any magazine in America.
The. complete novel in Lippincott's
Magazine for April, ;":But Men Must
Work, is by the well-known and popu-
lar author, Rosa Nouchette Carey. In it
the Narrator, as visiting governess and
presiding genius, digs her way into the
family secret, and at last banishes the
family skeleton.
Judge makes very neat reply to the
late democratic campaign cry of Grand
pas Hat" in its front cartoon of this
week. Uncle Sam stands before a count
or in hat store gazing at two character.
istic hats, labeled respectively "Harri.
son" and I'D. B. HILL" Behind the hats
are the printed records of the wearers of
them.
Frederick L. Hoffmon contributes a
striking paper on Vital Statistics of the
Negro" to the April Arena. Mr.. Hoff.
man argues that the death rate of the
Colored race is far greater than the birth
rate, and employees exhaustive tables of
statistics to prove his position. The
paper is able and will doubtless awake
MUCH inter ST.
A little over a year ago, there was
started in Detroit, Mich, publication
which has already won an international
reputation as an authoritative resume of
the worlds doings. The Quarterly
Register of Current History Detroit,
Mich, 81 Year, ought to be a regularly
welcomed visiter in each home, office,
library and reading room in the land.
Cassell's Family Magazine for April
would be welcome to it's readers if it
were only for the continuation of L. T.
Meade's delightful serial Out of the
Fashion, The months fashions are in
structive, the letters from London and
Paris being unusually full, and there is
"Gatherer" that is perfect storehouse
OF useful information.-Cassell Publish
ing Company, Is cents copy, Sic a
year.
The late Prof. Edward A. Freeman,
the eminent English historian, wrote for
The Forum an photographed essay
wherein he reviewed the growth Of his
own opions on political ard literary SUBJ
je cts. This contribution from his pen,
which is not only one of the latest that
be wrote but also one of the most inter-
esting productions of his long career, will
be published in the April number of The
Forum under the title of "A Review OF
My Opinions e..
We have received from Worthirgton
x Co, TAI Broadway New York, "Some
Children of Adam" by R. NJ, Manley.
1t is No. ~ in their Rose Library and is
we'll developed story, easily winning
and retaining the readers attention to
the end. It is vital contribution to the
social study Of New York society, for it
presents picture of American life that
is most captivating to the thoughtful
reader. Price, cloth (illustrated) $1.OO,
paper so cents.
Worthinston Co., 747 Broadway, New
York, announces for immediate pub'ica'
ton as No. rs in their International
Library: The Household Idol by Marie
Bernhard, author of "rhe Rector of St.
Luke's." Translated by Elise L. Lathrop.
l vol. IL mo, J Rox, 81 25; paper, rs
cents. This, the latest novel of Marie
Bernhard, author Of "The Rector of 81.
Luke's," is charming story of life
among the highest circles of society, the
scene being laid at the present time.
Among the articles in the April Forum
are. "The Spec CHI of Monkeys" giving
the latest and most interesting inves,iga-
tons by Prof. R. L. Garner, who by
means of the phonograph has analyzed
the language of the monkey tribe: RE
formatory Prisons as Schools of Crime, +"
by W. P. Andrews, clerk ofthe Criminal
Court at Salem, Mass, and ''The Free
Trade Tendency Of William H." by his
personal friend Ponltney Bigelow: and
an instructive description, by Edmun R.
spearman, of the great funeral monopoly
Of paria