The record-union., 1892-08-05
new PUBLICATIONS.

The August number of the Review of
Reviews" New York and London) con-
talns sketch of Grover Cleveland. Geo.
r. Parker gives sympathetic and eulo-
glstlc sketch of the standard-bearer of
the Democratic party. This August num-
per OF the Review of Reviews is par
tlcularly interesting. One of it's keenest
articles is sharp and very unsparing at
TACK upon "Cahenslyism," by promi-
nent American Catholic editor. GLOW to
Learn Language in Six Months" is fol-
lowed up by charming little article con-
trlDuted by Professor Blackie of Edin-
purgh. "Co-operative Holiday Travel
ing is the principal title of an article
which describes in most entertaining
1 I4II the touring, guilds of Toynbee
IAN and the Polytechnic Institute, Lon
don, and the travelling clubs of Liverpool
ana Manchester. A unique feature is an
account OF the Spanish Infanta's ROYAL
Charity Album. The leading articles of
the month sum up the principal political,
social, religious and literary utterances
and achievements of the past few weeks.
inns number ofthe Review" is as strong
IN Its portraits of distinguished person
ages as Its predecessor. Because of it's
concise manner of treating current news
ana living topics; because of its perfect
harness., and Of its vigor and judicial at
lltude; because of its great variety of
text, It's fine portraiture, its reflection of
current expression by exponents of pub
lie opinion; and especially because Of the
touch it keeps between American and
Engllsh sentiment, we place the ere
view OF Reviews" in the foremost rank
OF modern journalism.
The numbers of 1.-THE Living Ager for
July 23d and Both contain Ulster and
Home Rule" and Some Great Jewish
Rabbis,". Nineteenth Century; Lace
nCnnOnn hu Ho1r
tional; English Women in India"
New Review; Egypt. 1SS2-l892,"
Fortnightly; French Girls Schools
Macmillan's; "a Concord of the
Steppe," Temple Bar; Earl Ferrers,"
BBelgrayla; "A Visit to Count Tolstoi,"
burg Society" by Lady Eastlake, Long
mans; Statesmen of Europe" and the
submarine Eruption at Pantellaria.n
Leisure Hour; Curious American Old
Time Gleanings," Chambers Journal:
The Plague of Voles in Scotland" and
The Animal View of Man." Spectator:
The Last Duke of York." Speaker; with
installments of Aunt Anneo and poetry.
Littel Il Co., Boston, are the publishers.
The August number of 'The Mothers
Nursery Guide" contains a number of
articles that will be of value to mothers
OF young children. DR.. II. D. Chapin's
article is on "Catarrh of the Stomach"
The medical editor describes Some I'm
provements in the Preparation of Infants
Foods" and DIR. S. NJ. Ward has paper
on Intestinal Worms" He says: 81
am constrained to believe that young
physicians ,pooh-pooh the suggestions Of
mother and grandmother too often, when
asked II worms may not be the cause of
certain symptoms which the child pre-
sents." The Mothers Parliament con-
talns letters on Summer Recreation with
Baby" Study of Child Nature"
Choosing Cow" etc.; and in the de-
partment of Nursery Problems" the
medical editor answers questions as to
Partial Weaning," ''Care of the Breast"
Thin Blood" 1.-The Need of Reform in
Shoemaking," care of the Teeth" etc.
The Babyhood Publishing Company,
The "Jenness Miller illustrated
Monthly for August contains numerous
articles of special interest to women.
Mrs. Miller writes interestingly of Lib
erty, Love and Art" Miss Mary f. Sew
mour has a timely article on "T ypewrit-
ing as Trade" Baroness Won New
erinck discusses ''Music and Voice Gull
ture." There is an interview with Su-
perintendent Jasper on Public Schools
and Women as School Teachers" There
IS also an article on the Cost of Girls in
France" by Vance Thompson, is timely
and bright. In addition to these there
are articles about fashion, children, hints
for the home, and many brief papers
very interesting to women. 1t is maya
zine that any woman Will enjoy and
profit by. Published by The Jenness
Miller Company, New York.