The record-union., 1892-11-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

/ Inc November 'New England Maya
4 ZlileT r., BOSTON, is largely a Whittier mum
per; ne frontispiece is afine rare picture
! OF Whittier, taken about 1853. The initial
article of the number is "In Wbittier's s
Land" by William Sloane Kennedy.
/ ne goes over the scenes associated with
/ winters best work in an interesting
M manner: MISS Frances G. Sparhawk deals
WIN w hltuer as the Poet and the
NAN Man ana y. d. Mead, in his Editors
Iaoie' considers Whittier in his relation
! 70 New England thought, history and
lie. Allen Eastman Cross contributes q
me poem, The Passing OF Whittier"
/ ana A. l.. Carlton recalls Whittier in A
/ poem, "On Salisbury Beach," Private
Armies, Past and Present." is by
S dn9llas HG d. Preston, very able writer,
ana MISS Louise Manning Hodgkins
writes an account of Wellesley College.
Richard Marsh concludes his clever
/ story "A Prophet" Walter Black burn
Harte contributes the second paner on
FhilosOphical Basis of i tlction." Irving
Berdlne Rlchman, IN writing of "The
nome Oh Black Hawk" contributes a
very valuable chapter to American his
! tory: Mrs. Julia Taft Bayue writes of
old Hadly." There is an installment
| OF one OF Thousand" and there are
Two other complete stories, "CatniD for
| 1Wo," by Ethel Davis, and '"The BLACK
| Deuce, by w. Grant Titus Munson
Coan contributes a fine poem, "Twi-
IlgHt. William Ordway Partridge. an
artISt j " poet, has Mid Ocean," and Rich
ara HoVey. the author of 81 auDcel0t and
GulneVre," pays high tribute to the late
! Dr- hOhlaS w. Parsons. William = An
! qreWS writes IN memOriam of George
! William Curtis, and George :. Burleigh
takes his readers Into the Unknown y
irene Hutnam chooses a more familiar
path and recalls 1.-The Old stage Road y
! AifOUat
number.
The ''Arena" tor November (Boston
Will challenge the interest of all thought-
Iul people. one of the ablest educational
papers OF the year is from the Deu Of Pro
lessor ). X. buchanan. Professor Bucb-
ahan discusses the practical application
Oh the new education in mastery man
Iie ner. a paper OF peculiar interest is en-
titled The West in LiteratureD bv Ham
I'm Garland. Rev. NJ. j. Savage dis
cusseS The Present Status and Theories
OF Physical Research" A verv timely
paper is bv DIR. Henry Sheffield on "Prac-
tlcal Suggestions as to the Treatment of
Cho!era" Dr. Henry A. Hartt OF New
" ork discusses Alcohol in its Relation
to the Bible" joaquin Miller, whose
portrait forms the frontispierce Of this
number, contributes a ten-page poem.
Dawn IN San Diego" One OF the abIest
presentations of the currency question il
found IN y. y. Dunnings THE Volume
OF Currency" Edwin Reed contributes
the opening paper in defense of Shakes
peare. lie viii be followed by DIR. A
Nicholson, D. d., DR.. j. f. FurnivaIl. "
J: Roltc and others. Rev. Thomas
Hughes, ID. D., contributes an interesting
paper on Lord Salisbury's Afghan Pol
icy" Mr.. Flower discusses F'Some Of
Civilizations Silent Currents" Gerald
Massey appears IN a poem entitled 1.-The
Poets Prayer" VIII n. Harden con-
tributes speculative story, I'm the Year
Ten Thousand" one Of the best stories
otthe year appears in this issue from the
pen of VIII Allen Dromgoole.
The 'Housekeepers' Weekly, (Pbila-
deIphia) for October 22d is a fair sample
Of an elegant journal in part edited by
Marion Harland; Mrs. Grover Cleve-
Poor Rich Girl" "About Heirloomo y
Employment for Old Age,0 "A RnSi-
ness Opening for Women" THE CoIum-
bian Housekeepers' Association, !" ''House
and Homo Talks" by Marion Harland.
Johns Views Upon the Subject );
Queries and Answers" Shared,
'What We Are Reading," "A Comfortern
Should Children Be Whipped?'' "Au-
tumn," About Natural Gas" winter
Wheat" The Newest in Tea Gowns"
''Dress Drift" "A Rule That Works
Both Ways" "Three Delicious Entrees, y
Cooking in Chafing- Dish" "Tesfi-
mony to the Aladdin Oven.''
The Kindergarten Magazine" for
November tWoman's Temple, Chicago)
has these papers, beside the regular de-
partments: trontispiece, ''Study by Jules
Seeing, Powers" George L. Schreiber:
"Wood-Music in November" A. a.:
Primary Sabbath-School Work. Mabel
A. wilson; primary Science Lesson in
the City," Edward G.. Howe. How to
Visit kindergarten" Amalie Hofer.
The Watchword of the Present Hour.''
Elizabeth Harrison; TennySon's 'sPoet,s
Song; The International Kindergarten
Union"; kindergarten and Public
School," a. II. Hinemann; "kindergar-
ten Songs" w. S. b. Mathews: poem
Arch 0. Coddington.
Among the journalistic enterprises of
the present year none are of more perma-
nent importance or more general interest
than the series of illustrated naners in
"Harper's Weekly" on ''The Capitals of
the World" each contributed by a writer
OF national distinction. The thirteenth
paper in this series will be description
of Christiania, the capital of Norway.
written by Harald Hansen, and will an
pear in the next number of the
''Weekly."
The Social Economist'' for November
N5t uiOh pqudI6 East, New Ork) has
these papers: The Industrial Decline
of Lancashire; "Should Trade Unions
be incorporated ?" Kemper Bococl1:
Trades Unions and Civilization''; "a
Woman's Commonwealth" Claiming
NJ. Huntington; THE Initial Anarchist
q. II. Sanderson; "Who PAYS the
Taritf?' Current Economic Discus
sion"; 'What Others Say of U.s."
The Occidental Medical Times'' Sac
ramentol for November is one rich in
matter of high value to physicians and
sanitarians. 1t is replete with statistical
reports and papers from leading physi-
clans. The November number is largely
devoted TO the affairs of the Northern
California District Medical Society.
''Our Little Ones and the Nursery, for
November Russell Publishing Com
pany, Boston) is, as are all its issues.
bright, helpful and full OF interest to
youngest readers. 1t is an excellent
child's magazine-in its line there is
none SO we'll ordered or so attractive.
"Harper's Young People, New
York for November ist was AN anniver-
sary issue, it being the thirteenth of that
capital journal for boys and girls, than
which there is none cleaner, neafer. or
more entertaining for children from to
Is years.
We are The People.
There viii be great sale of all kinds of