The National tribune., 1892-02-18

In the February number Of Ba5y600d DR..
VIM H. Flint discusses the dislikes Of chill
dren TO certain articles Of food, and the means
Of overcoming such antiquities. OF equal val
ne to mothers is an article on collie, by Dr. O..
/. Dodge, in which the causes, symptoms, and
treatment Of that common ailmenl are clearly
described. Two dollars per year. Address for
sample copies the Babyhood Publishing Co.,
Beekmau street. New York.
Under the title Social Statistics Of Cities, the
March Popular Science Monthly will have paper
by Carroll d. Wright, comparing the area and
population, and the cost Of each Department of
Public Works, in 80 cities Of the United States.
The comparison eontradicts some prevailing
opinions as to what cities have the most ex-
pensiye governments
The now famous tin lodges Of San Jacinto. in
the Temescal Mountains in San Bernardino
County, Cal, are now for the first time thor
oughly and auth0ritatively shown forth in
Judge Knights article in the February OUer-
land lf1Httly IL is based on confidential figures
and reports which were shown Judge Knight
By the managers of the mine, and upon per-
sOnal examination on the spot. The article is
q plain, busuess-like, but very readable and
clear, account Of the mine, and the full illus
tratiOn accompanying makes 10 most satislac-
tory and valuable. Published at San Francisco.
Price % cents a copy.
Richard j. Hinton's fnely-illustrated paper
on the great Colorado Desert, and delightful
descriptive and reminiscent paper upon His
toric Haunts and Homes in New York, by
Felix OldbOy - (the late Col John f. Miaesy,
are the leading features Of FrrnE LesHe's PoDg-
lar lgHtty for February. This AIidwinter
number has an exceptionally brilliant list of
contributors, including, besides the two al
ready named, Rudyard Kipling Mrs. Z. NJ. De
Leon, George G.. Hurlbut, Douglas Sladeu,
Louis Engel A. l.. Rawson, David Kerr, Eta
w. Pierce. Lucy III. Hooper, Joel Benton, j.
Carter Beard, and Capt. w. W. Webb.
The flvorite old JeiHless Miller Magazine is
now published as q quarterly, and retains all
its old features which made it so acceptable to
the women folks. 1t is printed on fine paper
and is handsomely illustrated, and contains q
great deal Of very good matter. Published ut
New York ut five cents a copy, 90 cents year.
The Men England Magg@iHe for February con-
tains, as usual, a great deal of interesting mat
ter The leading article Is on the life and
works of COrot, finely illustrated with pictures
of the great artist and Of his paintings The
frOutispiece represents him in bis studio.
Some Of the other articles are Stories Of Salem
Witchcraft The Granite Industry in New Eng
land A Witch of ShaWnsLine, and other stories
Published by the Naw England Magazine Co.,
Boston. Price % cents.
The 81. Nicholas for February has an interest
ing article Historic Dwarfs, with portrait Of
Sir Jeffrey Hudson, besides the many prettily-
pictured stories and poems that are so delight
full to the young folks. Published by the Gen.
tury Publishing Co., New York
LIES Calendar for February is full Of pure
fun and good Illustrations. Published at D
w. Twenty third street, New York. Price 20
cents.
Table TAX, the American authority on cult
nary and household topics. Published at 1I3
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price 10
cents a number or 81 year.
John 8 is is the name Of religious little
paper published at Vinita Ind. Ter, and de-
voted to philanthropic work among the Indians
and other residents of the Territory. It costs
20 cents year. Specimen copies are sent free.