The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-17
LITERARY NOTICES.
EtBiHODB FOR MARCH.

The March number OF BGbyhood the
mothers nursery guide, contains an ar
ticle on Getting the Teeth-I'irst aud
Second" by tn" medical editor, DR. l.. NJ.
Yale. which cOrFccts certain misappre-
tensions as to the teething process and
the troubles which are popularity sup
posed to accompany it. Similarly help
ful medical articles are The Care OF Del
icate Children, by Dr.. II. b. Chaplin, and
''futs and Scratches" by Dr.. II. Power.
An alcdged sure cure for diptheria is
also discussed by n competent medical
writer. Oh most general interest, perhaps
is IL curious article on what Shall Be
Done with Him? '-an account of II com
pIetely unmanageabIc though not at all
vicious boy, which is sure to give rise to
considerable discussion. In the ''Moth-
"rs Parliament We find letters on such
topics as Our fhildrcn's PIaymat"s,
An Aid to Sleep, The Duties OF an In
valid Mother, A Cause Of Protrudng
Ears, ''SIreping on the Stomach. An
1w"rlng thlldrrns Questions. etc.
Their" ar" descriptions OF many useful
cOntrlyanccs and nursery novelties, and
the usual questions and answers i'll the
department OF Nursery Probl"ms -
per year. Address Tor sample copies the
BabvhO0d Publishing Co. , Beckman
Street, New York
REVIEW or RkyIEWS Fol: MARCH.
The Reclew 1t Refers for March fully
maintains the extraordinary interest of
Its monthly portrait gallery. Its from
tisplccc Is a fin" picture OF the late Mr.
Sturgeon. In In" 'PrOgrnss OF the
World the best of Grover Cleveland )
an 1ff, h, /
also the newest and best of Postmaster
General Wanamak"r. There is an eX-
cellcnt portrait OF Mr. Blaine a very fine
one OF President Harrison. another of
Justice Fuller, another of thclate Justice
l'radlcy, OF the Supreme Court There
appear the faces of Chairman Bland of
the Coinage Committee; the late John
Jay Knox: Judge Foster OF Chill: Il full
page OF the lat" Duke OF Clarence; Il full
page Of his brother George, the present
heir to the British throne; Il large por-
trait OF the late Benjamen Scott. for
fifty years chamberlain OF the city of
LondOn-tlIe grand old man Ofmunicipal
En|iand; a new engraving OF the young
khcdiy" OF Egypt: u most striking full
page portrait OF Father AndcrIedy, gen
crnlissimo OF the Jrsulits; hali-tOne
HttIl'ilHP ltDl lIIil Oh ! l'ltltiltPttll, VINO
has lust overthrow the French cabinet:
an engraving OF NJ. De Freycnet, the de-
feated French premier; an engraving OF
NJ thadournp, lately expelled from
France: one OF Lord Vivian, the new En-
glish minister to Rome; a good portrait
OF the distinguished philanthrOpist. Lady
Sandhurst, who has lately died. fine
portrait OF Professor r. 7. Ely, the head
of Wisconsin : new School of Economics
and Politics. In connection with the
Polytechnic excursions to the Worlds
Far are new portraits OF Mr.. Douglas
llOgg, Mr.. Robert Mitchell, and what is
rarely seen a portrait OF Mr.. ID. l., Moo
dy. The character sketch of Mr.. Sturgeon
has Il fine sitting portrait OF Mr.. Spur
g"on III his library, and Il full page
showing Mr.. Sturgeon i'll the pulpit
Ill the days OF his prime, thirty
years ago. The character sketch OF Car
dnal Manning has a large portrait of
the late Cardinal. and the sketch of Sir
Morel Mackenzie has a sitting half-tone
portrait OF that eminent physician. In
the Leading Articles Of the Month APP
pear excellent portraits Of Mr.. Hamilton
W. Mabic, of the Christian Uni0n: Editor
Flower, OF the Arena; Professor \irchOw:
the late khedlye; NJ. DurnOvO, the Rus
sian Minister OF the Interior; and Helm
rich Won Sybcl, the great German histo-
rlan. In the New Book department is
good portrait of the novelist Thomas
Hardy. In the Record OF Current Events
ar" drawings of President Diaz of Mexico
and his troublesome icllow-citizcn Cara
the lnsurrectioniSt. Certainly this great
array OF fine illustrative portraiture is
worth more than tn" pric" of the maya
zine.