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Lament" such topics as "a Plea for Pa
tience," The Monthly Nurse" "Music
BOOKS" "Outings for City Children"
etc The Medical Editor answers cues
tions as to susceptibility to Contagion. -
Dlslntection." Early Tooth Decay -
Care OF the Nipples" )" Evils of Mixed
1 eeding," etc. The Babyhood Publish
ing Company, New York.
"Godey's Magazine" for June New
ork :, Judy Robinson Milliner,"
complete novel by Lee C. Hardy. Illus
trated "Auster, the South Wind" by
Martha McCulloch Williams. illustrated;
me Home-Conducted by Mrs. Henry
" ard Beecher;" water color portraits of
MISS Winnie Davis and Miss Estelle
Doremus, with sketches; "a Modern
Orpheus," by Mel r. Colqutt, illustrated;
me women of Arctic Alaska" by Her.
pert l.. AIdrlch, illustrated; 1.-The Death
OF May,"' poem, by Clinton Scollard, il
lqstrated; Flower Talks" by Laura
AlacHenry; The Maclin- Dore Duel" a
sketch, by j. NJ. Leveque; "The
| Iheater," by Charles Bernard; "A
Domesticated Genius," short story, by
Marie Frances Upton; 'Sense and Non
sense by w; ). Hampton and Harry
Romalne, and "Godey's Fashions" il
Illustrated.
The Forum" Union Square, New
1ork) for June has obstacles to Hawai-
ian Annexation" by Hon. +. NJ. Cooley:
''China's View of Chinese Exclusion, y
by Rev. Gilbert Reid; "Paderewski in
America" by II. T. Fricz; 'Decadence
IN Modern Art" by Frederic Harrison;
The Great Benson Scandal: or, Half a
Million Day for Pensions" by Hon. j.
Dew. Warner; The Decisive Breach in
the Grand Army" by Allen r. Foote;
american Literary Criticism and Its
Na!ue," by II. II. Boyesen; The Dimin-
ishlng Birth Rate in the United States, y
by Dr. j. S. Billings; "Oflice-seekers and
! the Presidents Manifesto" by Louis
J Windmuller; THE Financial Excite
ment and Its Causes" by George r. Gin
son; college Men First Among Success
tul Citizens" by Dr. Charles L. Thwing.
Our Public School System" by DR.. j.
NJ. Rice.
With fine sense of appropriateness.
Romance" Clinton Hall, Astor Place,
New ork), presents this month s'Spe-
clal scandinavian Number" with which
to temper the heats of June. More than
half the contents of this issue are charuc-
| teristic stories of 1.-THE land of the mid
night sum-" by its most noted writer's.
! such as BjOrnson, Boyeson, kielland,
/ Sigurd, Peter Tott and Anna Wahlen-
! berg. The rest of the number is made up
| OF American, English, French and Ital-
ian tales, several of which, as especially
! hddpteNl IOI SuIlIllST T6dullG, are delight
| ful love stories. Among the authors
| here represented are Guy de Maupassant,
| Lady Lindsay, Julia Schayer, Alphonse
| Daudet and Prosper Merimee.
"Harper's Young People" for May 10th
| is very freely illustrated. Two Of the
half-tone pictures relate to the opening OF
| the Columbian Exposition. Edith FL
mer's delightful serial, His Fathers
| Son." enters its fourth chapter. The
new feature of this weekly magazine for
young folks is The Round Table" i'm
which games, athletics, housek eeping bv
the young, college and school sports, etc,
/ are discussed in brief and interesting
| form.
The Ladies Home .Journal' for June
! Curtis Publishing Company, Philadel-
| ph' y is at hand. 1t is a handsome num-
! Der and abreast with the high standard
the publishers have set for the magazine.
One feature of the number is a three
page (quarto) piece of music by Willard
Spenser, composer of The Little Ty-
| cOOn.D