The National tribune., 1893-07-20
WISCONSIN.
MAGAZINES. AND NOTES.
What the Months Periodicals Present fol
their Readers, Delectation.

MAGAZINES AND NOTES.
What the Months Periodicals Present for
their Readers Dedication.
"Tsles from Torn Topics" are simply the
brightest, snappiest things out. They have all
the crispness, sparkle and point of the best
French stories, and not dull line is to be found
in them. This Midsummer Number" Is tho
eighth OF the series, and six Months in
Hades is the opening story. Besides this it
contains number of others, poems, skstches
etc.
One studying the German language will End
quite help in the Magazine Gsrmania. It il
published every month, and brings out Ger
man stories and poems with copious notes of
explanation and translation, besides number
of bright articles on subjects of interest to the
students of the German tongue. Published by
the Germanis Publishing Co., Manchester,
n. III. Price 20 cents
brakes MGgdzine an illustrated monthly Of
choice fiction and illustrations. Published in
the Vanderbilt Building, New York Pries
10 cents.
McC}are's Magazine is a new candidate for
public favor and lift keeps up to the high stand
ard of the first number it will gain that favor
with bound. This number contains con-
tributions by Fl. H. Boyesen. Gilbert Parker,
Sarah Orne Jewett. w. D. HOwells, Raymond
Blathwayt, Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson, ThOs
A. Edison, Alex. Graham Bell, II. w. Massing-
ham, Prof. Henry Drummond, James Parton,
NJ. de Blowitz, Joel Chandler Harris, Gertrude
Harris Z. II. Sherrard. It is published at TAB
Broadway, New York. Price 10 cents
The Catholic World for July has the follow
ing: The Brute Soul, by Rt. Rev. f. S. Chatard I,
Recent Converts Pilgrimage to Rome, by J.
A. Locke; The Sacred Heart Convent at Man
hattanville (illustrsted), by Helen M. Swee-
ney; The Hanted House of Bayou Sale; West
-. i - II
War, by Gen. E. P. Scammon /; KnOw-Nothing-
ism of Kentucky, and It's Destroyer Gllus-
trated), by Rev. T. J. Jenkins; The Land of
the Sun, by Christian Reid; The Exterior Of
Jesus Christ (illustrated), by Rev J. " Tracy;
Tale of the Battle of Pattsburg (illustrated),
by ]. ]. OShea. Besides are interesting re-
views poems, editorials book notices, etc. Adj
dress the Catholic World Office, 120 West Sixth
eth street, New York. Each number Ia S5
cents; 81 per year.
McClWTe's Magazine for July has eontribu-
tions by Rev. E. E. Hale, Rudyard Kipling,
Lieut. Peary; Nansen. the Norwegian; jack
son, the Englishman; Thos Hardy, Karl Ha-
genback, w. Morton Fullerton, and other emil
nent writers. Published at 743 Broadway,
New York. Price Is cents.
The Overland Monthly for July contains:
Fort Ross and the Russians; John MitchelPs
Indictment; An Outing with the California
Fish Patrol; The Sea Gull; Sister Rsfngia;
The Guaramy; California Flower Poems; Ap-
pie Trees in California; To the Eschischoltzia;
The Olive; Thistles; The Humboldt Lily;
Rhododendron Californicum; EuealOchOratus;
The Orange Tree; Some Hints to the Farmer;
By the Animas; Strange Fantasy; Famous
Paintings Owned on the Pacific Coast; Psnsies;
A Tremblor in the Mad Mule Mine; In the
Foothills; The Story of Household Word
The Province of California; The Panama Canal
from Car Window. Published at San Fran
cisco. Price % cents.
Contents of The North american Review for
July: The Future of Presbyterianism in the
United States, by the Rev. Charles A. Briggs;
Divorce Made Easy; Ireland at the Worlds
Fair; How Distrust Stops Trade; The Anti
Trust Campaign; Silver Legislation and It's
Results; Should the Chinese be Exeluded7 by
Col. Z. G. IngersOll and Hon. T. J. Geary;
Norway's Political Crisis; The Fastest Train
in the World; international Yachting in 1898;
The American Correspondence of Lord Erskine;
Natural History of the Hiss; The Family of
Columbus, by the Duke of Yeragua; An I'm
published Speech of Lincoln; Australian WO-
men; The Weakness of Mr.. Davis's Strength.
Published at 3 East Fourteenth street, New
York. Price so cents.
Outing for July has, for one of its chief at
fractions, "Pastelle," a charming Summer
story, by Clara Sprague Ross. The number is
full of good Midsummer reading. Published
at 239 Fifth avenue, New York. Price %
cents.
The price of the Cosmopolitan has been re-
duced to 12l cents per month, beginning with
the July number, which is unusually good,
and illustrated in a highly artistic way. Is
has contributions by the leading writer's in
the country. Published in New York.
Contents of The arena for July: Our Foreign
Policy; Bi-metalic Parity; Reason as the
Worlds Congress of Religions; Women Wage
Farmers; Innocence at the Price of Ignorance;
The Money Question; Christ and the Liquor
Problem The Realistic Trend of Modern Ger
man Literature; The Bacon-Shakspere Case
the Verdict; The Confessions of a Suicide;
The Charities of Dives; Who Broke Up Dc
Meet'n; Pure Democracy vs. Governmental
Favoritism; Books of the Day. Published at
Boston, Mass. Price so cents.
Leading features of The NelC Peters0B MagG-
zine for July: From the Atlantic to the Pacific;
Her Magic; On Receiving Amelia RiVes's POF-
trait; AriaDa and the God; California Women
and the Worlds Fair; Ouray Jim's Partner;
A Noseless Revolution; The Coming of John
Sanderson. Published at Philadelphis. Price
20 cents.
The Literary Northeast for July contains. as
a frontispiece a fine picture of Hamlin Gar
land also a charming story by him, and q
sketch of his life. 1t has much else in it Of
interest. Published at Minneapolis. Price 20
cents.
The July number OF the Colorado Magazine IS
4 Denver number" and contains great deal
of most interesting reading. finely illustrated.
The articles relating to the foundation and
early history OF Denver are particularly good.
Published at Denver, Colo. Price % cents.
Yoqlse's last number has even prettier pie
lures than usual, and il is OVERLOOKING with
Okes, fashion notes, and gossipy paragraphs
by the Fashion Company, New York.
Price'10 cents.
This months issue of Table Talk is filed with
practical recipes and suggestions. 1t will be
great boon to busy housewives. Published by
The Table Talk Publishing Company, Phila-
ielphia. Price 10 cents.
The August number of I0igetteS is now out
Bathing suits are given special prominence,
md great variety of new styles are pictured.
Besides these there other fashions, copiOusiy
Illustrated and described. Published by Toll
,ttes Publishing Company, New York. Price
3 cents.
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