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Our Little Ones and the Nursery Russell Pub.
Co., Boston) is the best Ameaican publication fol
| the very young.
The Home Queen for October is fine number
1t Is repete with matter suitable for the home and
| will delight every member Of the family. Pub
lished at $40 Arch street Philadelphia.
We have received 1.-THE Whole Family" 1t is
the only magazine in the world to provide instruc.
tive and entertaining reading for every member OF
the family. Only 75 cents per year. Russell
Publishing Co., Boston, Mass.
We have received 1.-THE Song of Columbus OF
| the New world' by Kinahan Cor1wallis. 1t is an
American National and Patriotic Poem in celebra
ton Of the Discovery of America Cloth l2mC
S1.0o. &C Broadway New York
The Household Companion for October is at
! hand. It's name indicates its purpose. 1t is
| filled to the brim with good matter. The chill
| drens and fashion departments are especially
! fine. The Budget Co., 22O Washington street Bos
| ton.
Mr.. Howells has given the title of "The Coast::of
which is about to be published in The Ladies'
Home Journal. The novelist says of the story
that lit is about the prettiest thing have ever
done'
The Domestic Monthly for October opens with
an excellent article on 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,
The softquil pen which Henry Ward Beecher
used in his last literary work is utilized by Edward
Box in doing. all his editorial work on The Ladies
Home Journal, the pen having been presented to
the yonng editor by Mrs. Beecher shortely after
| the great preachers death.
Prof, j. j. McCooS, of Trinity College. Con-
necticut in his second article on 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 prevent
ed and may be prevented, with statement of
preceding epidemics, by the eminent DR.. Lewis A.
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 frontispieoe is handsome ll-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 the November number Of The Forum, Prof
Edward s. Holden. Director of Lick Observator
VIII tell what he really knows about Mars.
In the series Of articles given the results of his
investigation into our public-school system, con
tribu1ed to Tie Forum by Dr. j. NJ. Rice. the
November number will contain his study of the
schools in Buffalo and Cincinnati.
The Californian for October justihes it's title Of
an illustrated magazine by given eight handsome
~ 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 50. per year: San Francisco.
LADY Lorrimer's Secret opens Cassell's Fam.
lly Magazine for October. 1t is capital story
and improves upon acquaintance 'sAboard q
Thames Steamer is lively account of q trip
down thatm navigated stream. In schools of
Domestic Service an ever present problem is dis
cusssd by D. <. Lees. There are the usual ad-
mlrable fashion letters from London and Paris,
poetry and "Gatherer'' flied with scientific in
1ormation.- Cassell Publishing Company, Is cents
copy; S1.5O year in advance.
The Omaha-Bee. in speaking of Judge, says
that 1t did fair work in 1884, excellent work in
1883, 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 a its rivals behind.
Such great pictares as the '.Cleveland Parachute
and the bursting Of the Peck boom are memorable
in campaign castooniDg. 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..
10 Fifth avenue, New York City.
The Columbus interest eliminates. in the DC
tober Century, conternporaneously 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. It 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 Baunt de.
SSAA~SS slC AsnCI1cs AoUlluulSs, Tue exquisite
Art Building, and the United States Government
Building ct the Worlds Fair.
The complete novel in Lppincotts' Magazine for
October is 1.-THE Kiss Of Cold" is by Miss Kate
Jordan. It 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. nsrrates curious incident
In hts professional experience Of long ago.
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 Il illustrated by SIX full page plates,
The steady and solid growth Of THs
APPEAL is the result Of the care, integrity
and skill oil its management. It is Re.
liable, takea little stock in sensational
chaa and y courag eous. Christian Re-
cordsl.