Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-15

noe suspasses, the high promise heH OF in
the arst part. The history u one which i
written for al time and coupreheuds details
In their order, While tie illustrations IRE
superb. One Who - snabis - viais he Fan
,houA have dis book A more thorough
knovledee can be acquired from Il thsn
| from yisifing the Fair ITSELF and those Who
| have BEEN 70 Chicago shouh have h 70 re-
| fresh the memory and III in the mind Whist
their eyes have beheh and taeir mind scarce
~ compreherded in il entirety
The Musical Record for September bring
to its readers . store Of good shings. tOtyef
Disson Company. Boston
The School Review fos this month IN re-
plese With information and among the sub
| i@c.s treated are s'Supefvision Of Private
schools BY the State or Municipal Aurhori-
ties, BY James c. Mackenzie Hov Teach
ers are Trained In the Province Of Ontario
by Prof. Elmer T. Merrill; and the Differ
ensiasion Of the High School the Coming
Movement, in Education by Herbert Miller.
Published for the editors at Hamilton, N.
r., 81 30 year, 10 numbers.
Tie last number Of Litsell's Living Age
has most interesting table Of contents
smo0g which are specially notes The
| r. lision Of Letters, i750-ls50; The Fetish
Mountain Of Krobo: A Tale Of Two Stud
| los The Lives and Loves Of North Ameri-
can Birds; The WArlderings Of the North
| Pole. Litteil 4 Co, Boston.
| The Autumn number of Poet-Lore con-
tains % pages literally nlled with the writ
ings of Gsmaliel Bradford, Jr., William G
Ringsland, T. G. Flsay, LOUIS James Block,
| w. j. Rolfe. Archibald MacMeehan, Cab
riefie Lee, Ethel DAVIS, Maurice Mseter-
linek. Boston, Published by Poet-Lors
Co, 1886 Summer street,
The Engineering Magazine for Septsm'
| her includes long table Of interesting con
tents Albert Williams Jr., mining engi
neer and me,aiiurgist writes under the head
Some Facts About the Silver Industry
Emil Chalk has An article entitled A Scien-
tiac Analysis Of Money; Geo z. Roberts
EDITOR of the Fort Dodge, Ia Messenger
has An exhaustive and valuable article, Ths
Real Condition of the Farmer; NJ. j. Fran
cisco, electric light manufacturer endeavor'
10 show that municipal ownership is fal
lacy. The famous electrical engineer
Horace r. Parshall has very entertaining
article on Electricity and Electric Genera
| tors. OF timely interest is an article finely
illustrated with plates of armor and she'll
after tests have been made by X. b
Dashiell, L. S. n, director Of the recen
tests. The Engineering Magazine Co.
| World Building, New York.
Minnesota is the title OF an elaborate
brochure issued by the Minnesota World
Fair commissioners, 1t being brief sketch
Of the history and resources Of their State
truly q grand subject. The illustrations arr
excellent. Published by authority of tbs
state board OF Worlds Fair managers.
This month Wide Awake il merged with
| 81. Nicholas and there's no end Of dehgh
for the young readers. 1t is full Of inter
esting articles. THE Century CO., Unior
square, New York.
The New England Magazine for Septem
Der contains amid its generous store 1
charmingiy written sketch of Fryeburg b,
John Stuart Barrows, which ought to en-
sure its reading by Maine people at least
Warren +. Kellogg, Publisher, No. 3 Pari
square, Boston.
Blue and Gray for September contain
all the unique features that have made thi
young magazine so popular in every section
Of America. The opening paper is a weirt
and pathetic description of "Chickamaugn
| Thirty Years Ago" by Arthur Van Lisle,
Federal soldier, who lay wounded for man.
hours in the midst Of frightful carnage be
tween the surging lines of blue and gray
and whose sufferings were relieved by al
unknown private of the opposing army
Patriotic Publishing Company, Philadel
phia.