Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-25

With the April number, the Cosmo-
politan completes its twelfth volume in a
manner worthy the wide and growing
popularity of this magazine. The Cos
mopolitau l. the most superbly illustra
ted OF the monthiies and the pictorial
establishment Of the April number is
rather above the average Among the
contributors to the number are Murat
IIalstead, who writes on Genoa,
the Home OF Columbus: William
H. Reiding. Brander Matthews, Edward
E Hale, Ernest Ingersoll, and many
other noted names. New York: John
Brisbin Walker
The April number of the North Amer
| lean Review contains articles on Patriot
lam and Politics by Cardinal Gibbons :;
on the Olympian Religion by Mr.. Glad
stone on the Negro Question by Thomas
| Me- son Page on Michigan's Presidential
Electors by the Governor of Michigan :;
on the Free Zone 10 Mexico by the Me-
| lean Minister; on the Modern Cart of
Thespis by the comedian, W. II. Crane
on Money and sury by Henry
Clews; on Typhus Fever by DR..
the Farmer by Hon. Hilary Herbert,
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fairs; on French Girls by Nine. Adam !;
and on immigration by the il On. John
| B. Weber United States inspector Of
immigration, and Charles Stewart Smith,
| president of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce New Ork Lloyd S. Brice
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h 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. Ia the Athletic Series,
Julian Hawthorne sounds the praises OF
walking, which he considers the only
proper mode of locomotion, and C..
Davis English expounds the mysteries
of Fourth Hand Driving. In the Jour
nalist Series, Melville Phillips tells us
that the literary editor is much less fire.
quent than we commonly suppose, and
gives some odd samples of his expert
ences. There are short stories by Julien
Gordon aud Geo. Edgar Montgomery,
and five poems. Philadelphia; J. b,
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| Mrs. Gladstone, the wife of the famous
British statesman, in the first OF her
articles Hints From a Mothers Life.
gives much valuable advice in the April
Ladies Home Journal, which comes
promptly to its hundreds of thousands
of readers in dainty Easter cover of
pink. The magazine opens with full
page illustration by ". Hamilton Gibson
of an exquisite poem by Eugene Field.
entitled The Singing in God Acre.
The poem only serves to intensity in
tcresr in Mr. John Ballantynes delight
ful sketch, with photograph. OF the
poet wife, in the series Of at Unknown
Wives of Well-Known Men Other
contributors are Palmer Cox, Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs. Beecher, Bob j
Burdette Eben &. Rexford aud Mrs. De
Koven The Journals sixteen editors
fiji their departments with all that is in
structive and entertaining. and the entire
magazine is thing of beauty and ex
cellence This Easter number, with new
cover, new features. admirable illustra
lions, and attractive supplement, i:
worth many times its moderate price Of
ten cents Philadelphia; Curtis Pub
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The American Academy Of Politica
and Social Science with headquarters al
Philadelphia, announce for early publ.
cation the following monographs Il
political aud economic subjects Eth.
cal Training in the Public Schools. by
Charles DeGarmo, President of Swarth
more College, au essay which proves thu
necessity of moral instruction in oul
public schools, but shows it need moi
necessarily be religious THE Theory o.
Value, by the eminent Austrian econo
mist, F. Won Wiser, a scientific eX
PLANTATION of the views Of the Austrian
School on this subject; Basis Of Inter
est" by Dwight NJ. Lowrey, a reply Il
Henry Georges doctrines on this tues
ton. IL will also publish at an early
date monograph OH Party Govern
meut, by Ch4rles Richardson, which /:
a severe attack on the theory that devo
ton to party is political virtue and s
pamphlet by j K Commons, of Oberlir
College, on Proportional Representa-
ton, in which plan is disclosed which
will prevent gerrymandering and secure
minority repre-, entation. Philadelphia
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