The record-union., 1892-07-02
new PUBLICATIONS.

'Jenness Miller illustrated Monthly
New York; for July contains many at
tractive features. There is a portrait and
sketch of Mrs. Charles H. Parllhurst,
wife OF the great New York reformer.
Mrs. Jenness Miller writes of "Unim-
portant Trifles for Women" Hon. Geo.
l.. Catlin, Consul at Zurich, writes of "a
First Glimpse of Switzerland" Vance
Thompson picturesquely describes 'Chil-
dren of the Streets" Foster Coates de-
scribes a visit to "Archdeacon Farrar.''
There is a bright and attractive article by
Lillian Russell on "Music-COod and
Bad" Hints on Camping Out" by j.
NJ. Burgoyne, is timely and interesting.
There IS page devoted to women, by
George Augustus Sala, Mrs. Frank Les
lie, John Ruskin and Frances Z. Willard.
Special departments are The Little
Housekeeper," The Little Physician, -
Talks About Books. - "FaShion Talks, :"
ana ''All About Laces," by Emily Ray
ner, and Idols of Our Homes,' the lat
ter being devoted to babies. There are
at least score Of other bright features in
this issue. y union suit of woman's
underwear is given each subscriber to
introduce desirable reform in clothing
the body.
The National Popular Review" is an
illustrated journal of preventive medi-
cine and applied sociology, the firstInum-
Der of which is for July. 1t is for the
profession and the people, and is edited
by DR.. p. G. Remondino of the State
Board of Health, and is issued by j.
Harrison White, San Diego. Itis a hand
some magazine, crisp, vigorous and well
fllied with useful information. 1t has
departments for home, nursery, litera-
ture, preventive medicine, book reviews,
etc. Among the leading papers are
'Hypnotism and Mesmerism;' son Grim
inal Suggestions" Ignorant Supersti-
tions of the Day;'' christian Scientists:,
what Shall be Done With the Poor?"
Can the Social Evil be Suppressed ?''
"Are the People or the Profession Inter
ested in Medical Education?" "Diphthe-
ria-Its Restriction and Prevention" by
DIR. Laine eOfSacramento; Consumption
It's Causes and Prevention;' "a Prolific
Source of Mental and Physical Ills; "Ple-
beian Quacks and Royal Physicians"
'Harper's Weekly" of June 22d was a
very handsome number. In editorials
it had AT Chicago" Private Rights" /"
MANLY Sports at College" Cleveland
and politics in England" General ar
ticles were-"The Columbus Festival at
Genoa" with eleven illustrations; 1.-The
Chicago Convention" with portraits of
Calvin s. Brice and Charles S. Fairchild;
Dog Hunting in New ork," with illus
trations; ''The Hall of Agriculture" :" with
full-page illustration; "When the Time
Came" a story, by Thomas Winthrop
Hall; BLACK Pete's Captivity" by Clar-
ence Pullen; "The New Naval Observa-
tory" with two illustrations; The Doors
Of a Palace" with illustration; Captain
Davy's Honeymoon" a novel, by Hall
Cain; Amateur Sport" by Caspar w.
Whitney.
The July number of "Romance' is pc
culiarly suited to the season. An old
time Fourth of July story, by Helen Lee
Sargent, is one of it's features, and tales
by Miss Milford, T. w. Robinson, Ed
mond About, Alphonse Daudet, Henri
Paget and Ernest D'Hervilly, figure
ing original sketches by Lieutenant j. II.
Scott, Annie w. Sanborn and A. q. Can
field. Romance" is distinguished for
its excellent humorous stories, and sew
eral appear most appropriately in this
hot-weather number. Romance Pub
fishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor
Place, New York.
'Harper's Young People" for June
2lst was rich as usual. 1t had-"The Old
Sailors Yarn. by w. j: Henderson;
Gbson hbaiG0nnf uslR4stsG sRideGGS Ry W nstoa
story Of the Everglades, by Kirk Mum
roe, illustrated; "Ruby's Rebellion" by
Clara j. Denton, illustrated: How to
Learn to SWIM" by Gus Sundstrom; GA
Broken-hearted Robin,' by John Gilmer
Speed; Some Old Stories of Paddy"
''Short Articles and Anecdotes" with an
eight-page supplement containing 1.-The
Round Table," etc.
The Church at Home and Abroadr
l334 Chestnut street, Philadelphia has for
July these papers: Across the Conti-
nent," by the editor; sabbath in Salt
Lake City," by the editor; Address to
the General Assembly," by Ii. A. N;
Tribute to DR.. Kendall;'' 1.-THE Grand
Review" Christian Missions as Fac
tor in the Worlds Progress" by J. s..
Dennis, d. D.; New York Synodical
Aid Fund.-" Fire Worshiper's Funeral" {"
by Rev. L. F. Esselstyn; who's is the
Responsibilities" Mrs. Bishops Travels" !"
by b. Labaree, ID. D.
From Isaac Doles indianapolis, Ind.) J.,
publisher, we have sheet music arrans ed
with soprano, alto and tenor solos and
quartet, Jesus Lover of My Soul"
Isaac Doles is the composer.
A Knoxville man has captured curios-
lty IN the form of a mocking bird, or in
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