The record-union., 1893-03-27

Alaska" Professor g. f. Wright; Did |
Shakespeare Write Bacon's Works?'
Arthur Dudley vintor. The depart.
ments T, are; Between You and Me-
Beautiful Lillian Whiting; Heal h
Oracle":" ":"Our Young People;' ''Ilnots to
Unite" and THE Shining Hour"
In the March number of the "Mother's
Nursery GUIDE DR.. l.. E. Holt combats
the popular delusion that winter babies
must be kept indoors until the advent of
spring. Nothing" he says, lis Of such
great Importance in preventing colds AS
fresh air, regularly given throughout the
winter" and he describes certain expert
ments made in the Babies Hospital,
showing in a very striking way the great
benefit, in cases of delicate infants, of
systematic airing. DIR. 5: a. Kline, under
the heading of "Hysteria in Children
gives judicious advice to mothers of
nervous children, and DR.. j. Lewis Smith
treats authoritatively the subject OF rick
cts. Louis Heilprin's article on "a
Neglected Factor in Education" is certain
to attract considerable attention, and
! there are interesting contributions in the
'Mothers' Parliament on "Music and
| Books" Early Home Influences" etc.
| (Babyhood Publishing Company, New
| York;.
The April issue of "Lippincotts"
! (Philadelphia) is mainly devoted to CO.
| lumbus and the Exposition. The com
plete novel, columbus in Love-" is by
| George Alfred Townsend. William Igle-
heart tells What the Publicity Depart
ment did for the Columbian Exposition"
A portrait of Major Moses P. Handy ac-
companies this article. Julian Haw-
| thorne attempts "A Description of the
Inexpressible"-the buildings of the fair;
and Frederic NJ. Bird characteriZes The
Religion of 1922 and that of Columbus.
The non-Columblan papers include one
by Edgar Saltus on "Sappho''; an INSTALL
ment of NJ. Crofton's 'Men of the Day"
covering J. y. Froude, Gounod, DR.. Far
rar, General Howard and Congressman
Holman, and an illustrated tale by Annie
| Flint, "Abraham's Mother" which is the
second in the series of "Lippincotts 10
table Stories" The poetry Of the num-
Der is by Florence Earle Coates, owen
Wister and Robert Loyeman.
Hawaii-Nei is a compound word to
! which we may as well grow accustomed,
| since it possible that we shall soon num-
ber the Sandwich Islands among Uncle
Sans children. Hawaii ;" by Mary
| GRAY Umsted, in the "New Peterson"
(Philadelphia) for April, will be found a
charming account of these tavorites OF
nature, based on a journal kept during q
sojourn there of several months. The arti-
Gle is beautifully illustrated, and thor
oughly deserves the attention it cannot
fail to receive. The New Peterson"
shows a commendable spirit of enterprise
in announcing paper so interesting and
so timely. Other attractions of the same
number will be "a College Girl,' by
Ellen Olney Kirk; "a Border Leander,' -
by Howard Seely; ''Some Firesde Pets, !"
by Minot J. Savage, and 'Dr. Primrose's
Administration" by Edward Everett
Hale.
t,C,a., Af,;,o,, Co. ,.,i1 C<-o,,
York; is richly illustrated, the portrait
ure being notably handsome work. The
leading papers are: Light Out of Dark
ness" complete novel, by Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher; The Home" Mrs.
Henry Ward Beeoher; Easter Morn -
by William Hopkins Spencer; Paris
Wet: Walk with jacques" by Eleanor
: TUNER" by L. L. Lawrence; sketch OF
Her Royal Highness, Princess Victoria
} Mary Of Teck"; Flower Talks" by
) Laury MacHenry; The Truth About
England" by 5. p. Cadman; Music il
America" by Herbert Wilber Greene
: "Philip and Filippo" by Clara Sprague
r Ross; "The Romance OF a Miniature" by
Wentworth Salvin; The Search Light,
by the editor; ''Sense and Nonsense" by
r w. j. hampton.
! From J. S. Ogilvie, New York, w,
have novel, The Social Evil, or th'
Woman Lalarge," by Pauline Grayson
1t is a story intense in human interest
! and embracing a theory as to the princi
pal cause of aDject poverty and the rem
? edy therefor. The story itself illustrates
the theme, and there are introduced argu
? ments in support of the proposition ad
}; vanced, viz: that propagation beyonC
u provision for support is the evil which
; productive of destitution and criminality
is the great burden of society. The argu
z ment is bold, unique, and always tlowin,
naturally into and part of the story. !
delicate subject handled fearlessly, w
il must admit, however much we dit1e
Il from the doctrine advanced. The ele
e ments of love, logic and mysticism ar
Il all prominent and happily blended.
n "Short Stories'' for April Current Lit
b. erature Company, New York;, has: 9Th
: Stampede" r. L. Ketchum; The Will
# Lord of the Manor" Chthedrine; "Bing
: hams Idea," f.. l.. Phillimore; "Lif
J Everlasting," Bessie Morgan; My Re
g lations with Major Hoffman," John Pal
$ mer Gavit; The Umbrella Fiend," Mar
j Il. P. Hatch; "A VISIT" Ivan Turgeneh
8 "a Bit from Life" Minnie G. Sprague
= The Juggler of Notre-D Dame," Anatol
2. France; 1.-The Case of Lady Lukestan,
IS Miss l.. Galbraith; simpson of Bussora,
e James Payn; demonstrated" Henr
10 Winslow Hall; "a Summer Days Ad
y venture" Count \. de Nervius; 9TH
.e Devil and Tom Walker" Washingto
r. Irving.
" "Donahoe's Magazine" (Boston) fc
l. March was another step forward in thi
y rejuvenated monthly, and presents a
le array of interesting features There al
d Professor 4. +. Dolbear's interesting an
oI timely paper, 1.-The Future of Electr
le city,; James Realf, Jr's, article O
Oh presidential Inaugurations''; Rev
ie Francis a. Cunningham's instructiy
IS contribution on THE Propaganda
Clement Milton Hammond's "A Fe
of Flowers All Can Crow; James "
\. Clark's "Recollections of General Blu
le ler," and Henry Austins 'In America
N Studios"
l, The Easter number of Harper
Bazar' is by all odds one of the finest Il
e; publishers have ever issued. 1t has a
Easter cover of chaste and artistic q
ie sign, and the plates are exquisite e.
u: amples of the engraver's art and the PR
VI cess workers skill. The Prelude"
er full-page picture THE Easter Idyl,''
"a by Margaret i. Sangster, one of tt
NJ sweet singers of the day. The fashiC
le illustrations are many and the stories ar
y poems seasonable and Easter favored.
1, l. The "Quiver" for April (Cassell Pu1
20 fishing Company New York and Londo
n n is freely illustrated and rich in readiI
n. Ne variety for Sunday. Among the leadir
40 40 papers are The Stone Rolled Away" b
81 Rev. w. Pakenham Walsh; "Buxto
a. a. Old and New" by Edward Bradour
y The Persistence OF the Divine Gifts al
- the Divine Call" by Rev. John Brow
W W "Dr. Cranes Fall'' Ia complete story, |
al Mary Hampden.
nd The Ladies' Home Journal" phil
delphiaJ for April is redolent of East
flowers and springtime. Among
n, features are some fine portraits of clev
nd women and six pages OF sheet mus
ng Magnolia Blossoms waltzes, by L
re- Eoven Palmer CoS's brownies On