The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
MAGAZINES AND NOTES
What the Periodicals Present In THAR A
gust Issues.

gust Issues.
81. Nicholas Magazine has been 1ettius us,
gestions from its readers as TO q national 80.
The Stsr-Spangled Banner" seems to have ths
strongest existing claim to that honor, bat 90
young person, who objects TO the wordD bua
thinks well Of the music, makes the noyei
proposition to fs the words Of My Countxy.
tbs of Thee" to the music Of "The star.Sps1-
gied Banner" The editor of S. Nicholas M
gests that she seek some quiet place and ~
the effect of mixing the two very cautiously.
The August Century, the Midsummer Hof5,
day number. will contain poems by Thomss
Bailey Aldrich, Edmund Clarence stedman
Richard Henry stoddard, Celia Thaxtsr, r ".
Glider and others. Dir. Stedman's poem, "A
Sea Change" will contain . number Of film.
trations by Will II. Low.
The August number Of The Mother's N.vs~rv
Guide contains a number of articles thss Viii
DO OF value to mothers of young children
during the present season. 81 year. sample
copies free on application TO the BabyAooA
Puoiishlng Co., Beekman street, New York.
The Midsummer (August) number Of On.
rent Literature appears in a handsome white
cover. Its contents are particularly rich and
appetiziDg. Whether it is science or philosophy.
that which the average man ought 70 know
about Is set forth in pleasing array. One is
surprised at the wealth of material presented,
and that the 100 pages Of Current Litoresurs Arr
sains. Current Literature Publishing Co, a q
Lafayette Place, New York.
John b. Alden, publisher, 81 Rose stYssk
Now York, has gotten ont sbeautifully.illun>nE
cd and charningly.bou edition Of Iona
lows "Evangeiine," the most popular I1ua
poem ever published by an American sztA4N
and one OF the most famous poems In bhs LA,
guage, which is pretty surprise for book ioysra
IL Is IN large type, numerous and sxosllent
illustrations, very fine and heavy paper, ma
edges remarkably handsome cloth bindine.
with gilt title and ornaments No iIlustr~AId
edition has ever before been published a -
cost than 81. so, and the price of this IL only =
cents, plus s cents for postage, il by mail.
The leading articles of the Nso EssaaaS
Magazine for August are: "The Chicago fire.
and Three Views of Walt Whitman IA
OF these, as well as the other articles ofintAresk
are unusually well illustrated Published n
&c Federal street. Boston. Price 25 cents
Home and Country Magazine for August a..
tains q full page engraving Of the charge of a.
Brooklyn police regiment st Port Hudson ~
description Of the battle by Gen. Lewis e
Peck; Canoes from the Rocky Mountainayn
BY Rev. j. b. Whitford; popular Edpoat5on
in louisiana" by Geo. B. Loud, sx-supsrin,
tendent OF Public Instruction; the "Dasl q
Monsieur Dubois" and many short ssoriea
In the Peoples Forum Teaching Patriotism In
the Public School" is ably treated by Wallsoa
Foster, while significant articles, one discus.
ing the Labor Troubles, from the pen Of ". o.
Mcdowell, and the other on Railway Comps.
tition and Capital" by ID. G. Mcmillan. Z
ViRcent Taylor reviews the Triumph n
Gladstone" at the recent English elections
An interesting article upon Investments By
Wage-earners" will be widely read. Hom1
and Country Magazine Is q valuable reposstsry
Of facts connected with our National history
and growth.
The Martlet Seal, story Of thrilling Il.
tsrsss, by Jeanette II. Walworth. author IL
Bar Sinister, Is the complete novel Of Lippao.
colts Magazine for August. Besides This are
articles by John A. Cockerill, Clinton 1oollsrd,
Lorimer Stoddard, Irene Putnam, iouieo
Chandler Moulton, Edgar Allan Poe, Frisdsrieh
II. Bird, and J. E Wetherill. Published %
Philadelphia. Price Is cents.
Jenness Miller Illustrated Monthly for August
contains numerous articles of special iatsesst
TO women. Mrs. Miller writes Interestingly q
Liberty, Love, and Art. Miss Mary y. by
mour has timely article on Typewriting q X
Trade Baroness Won Meyerinck 4ie6o1DAs
Music and Voice Culture. There In a hsarA
view with superintendent Jasper On PpAi56
Schools and Women as School fseoh~u.
There Ii also IN article on the Cost Of 0ixs h
Colleges. The Writers of Young Francs, -
Vance Thompson, Is timely and bright Ia
addition to these there are articles sbout Fash
Ions, Children, Hints for the Home, anl many
brief papers very interesting 10 women. II Il
magazine that no woman should b wfthea&
Price 81 q year, 10 cents q copy. address
Jenness Miller Company, LA Fifth sysnas,
New York.