The National tribune., 1892-11-10


Thee" etc. Published by A. K. Keller Co.. PbiIa-
dephs.
In this volume are treated the works and
words of James q. Blaine-editor. Representa-
tive, Speaker, Senator, Cabinet Minister. Diplo-
mat and true patriot IL is graphic record
of his whole illustrious career down TO tho
present time. The author has esssyed to pro-
dnce textbook of American patriotism,
picture-book of many of the most thrilling
| scenes Of recent years, a story-book OF nara
tives equally truthful and fascinating. To
trace the progress Of such a man as James @.
Blaine through such q mastery work as this
| will prove as fruitful Of pleasure and profit to
the reader as it did to the historian.
| ALAsKANA; OR. ALASKA IN DESCRIPTIVE
AND LEGENDARY POEMS By Prof Bushrod
w: James. Published by Porter & Coates. Phila-
delphia
This work on Alaska legends is the first Of
its kind published which deals exclusively
with the legends, ethnology, customs and
scenery OF Alaska. Although the rhythm is in
conformity with that Of "Hiawatba" and
THE Kaievaia," this book claims distinction
in that each chapter is complete in ITSELF Tha
illustrations few, but their beauty lends q
charm TO the book, which is beautifully bound
in cloth, with gilt edges
THE HUMAN IN ITS RELATION TO THE
DIVINE By Theodore +. Wright, Phi. ID. Pnb-
Ished by j. II. Lppincott Co.. Philadelphia and
The author has endeavored to solve by
| means within the reach of all the problems
which present themselves to him who seeks TO
know man and his relation to God, hoping
thus to be of some use in resisting the tendency
OF studious minds to cast of faith and in Lead
ing them to build on firm foundations houses
which shall both be sanctuaries and fOrtresses,
SIR GoDFREY's GRANDDAUGHTER By
Rosa Nouchette Carey. Published by J. 3. Lip
pincois Co., Philadelphia, and for sale at Bren-
tano's. Washington. Price IS cents.
The author of the famous novel, "Not Like
Other Girls" comes forward again with another
work. which We are sure will be met with the
same welcome that has been accorded at each
appearance of her stories for so many years.
RAND McNALLY & cos. ART FOLIO OF THE
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, CHI.
CAGO. Published at 160 Adams street, Chicago.
Price $3.50
This production consists of an elaborate,
ornate and very artistic PORTFOLIO most suitable
for library or reception-room tables containing
IL superb India prints Of the principal edisces
of the Exposition. on japanese paper. each
10x12 inches, and q biTd's-eye view of the en-
tire grounds and buildings, 12x2O inches. It 10
q veritable edition de luxe, each picture being
separately mounted on D superenameled and
embossed card, suitable for framing. 1t is moss
exquisite souvenir of the great Fair.
"wOE TO THE CONQUERED" By Karl
Berkow. Translated from the German by II. z.
NJ. Published by Rand, MeNaly & Co., Chicago.
Price 80 cents.
A thrilling story Of love and its trials. based
upon events happening at the time of tie con-
quest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella,
just before the discovery of America. The
novel achieved much popularity in Germany
and the publishers have done American
readers great favor by reproducing it in Eng
lish.
MESSAGES FROM MARS; Or, THE STRANGE
REVELATION OF THE TELESCOPE PLANT.
A Novel. By Robert ID. Braine. Published By
j. 8. Ogiivie, New York. Price so cents
LOSS OF THE SULTANA AND REMINIS-
CENCES OF THE SURVIVORS. By Rev. G. ID.
sI5 - 900 - . = ' -> = '
This Is remarkable work The narrative
is one of the most thrilling ever written on
prison life. The terrible disaster Of the
steamer Sultana, which was destroyed on the
Mississippi April q, 1865, with 2, 400 prisoners
of war their way home at the close of the
war; is told in q way calculated to arouse the
interest of the most casual reader. Everybody
should read the book, for thousands of persons
never knew that there was such . disaster.
Comrsde j. 8. Cook is the agent for the work,
and is ready to fill all orders.
PHILIP MEYERS SCHEME. Story of Trades
UDionism. By Luke A. Held. Published by J.
8. Ogivie, New York City. Price Is cents.
RAND. McNALLY & co.'s HANDY GUIDE TO
CHICAGO AND THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN
EXPOSITION. Illustrated. Published NJ leo
Adams street, Chicago. Price Is cents in paper,
so cents in cloth.
MARCY THE REFUGEE By Harry Castlemon.
DIGGING FOR GOLD. BY Horatio Alger, jr.
ON THE TRAIL OF THE MOOSE. By Edward
8. Ellis.
These latest stories by three famous writers
of boys books will be more welcome than ever.
The popularity of these writer's has existed for
many years. and will continue to exist, We do
not donbt, long after they have ceased TO write.
Their books. while wholly moral in tone are
not full of can't, but are noble in their teach.
ings, and BEAUTIFULLY stimulating to the hosts
Of boys who follow with delight the fortunes
of the heroes who become as living person.
ages to them. The volumes are published BY
Porter & Coates, Philadelphia, and for sale st
Brentanos, Washington, at s1.25 each.
THE STORY OF THE FIRST DEFENDERS
Written and compiled by ComTade Granviils
Fernald. Published by Clarence E Davis, w ashs
ington.
The interesting narrative of the first defend.
ers, of the District of Columbia. Pennsylvania,
and Massachusetts, has done justice. long do.
layed, to these noble men. The pamphlet in
illustrated by hslf-tone portraits, and Is alto.
gether well gotten up.
Magazines and Notes.
Two Of the nestest and most convenient
campaign song books that have been issued this
year are "Ths Republican Campaign Song
Book" and Z" Headquarters Republican Gles
Book" The former is especially composed and
prepared by Judge 8. N. Holmes. of Syracuse.
n Y, and for sale by him at % cents. In both
of these pamphlets the words are accompanied
by music, and each contains some 30 songs.
The Headquarters Republican Glee Book" 10
published by ]. C. o. Rsdington, Syracuse, N. Y.
Price 10 cents. These are just the thing for
clubs.
Contents of the North Ameriean Reciesc foR
November: The Presidential Campai On of 1892,
by JAS G.. Blaine; The Scandinavian in tbs
United States, by Prof. III. III. Boyesen; Pol
itics and the Pulpit; What Cholera Costs Com
MERGE, by Erastus Wyman; The Democratic
Outlook. by w. F. Harrity; Waste Products
Made Useful, by Lord Plsyfair; How to Solve
the School Question Swiss and French Elece.
ion Methods; Quarantine at New York;
Wanted, New Party, by T.. V. Powderly;
Are There too Many of Us? Ernest Rsnan,
by Robt. @. Ingersoll; Europe at the Worlds
Fair. Notes and Comments. Published at No. 3
East 14th street, New York. Price so cents.
Current Literature for November is full OF
choice selections from the magazines, papers
and books of the day. 1t ia just the publica-
ton for q busy man or woman, or one who
cannot afford to take q large assortment Of
periodicals, and wants to know what lie appear.
ing in them. Published at New York. Price
rs cents.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine, handsomely illus.
trated, as usual, has two great attractions in
h. issua for Nnvaunhar. 90 A Travaler fro.u