The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04

iustous concerning the CONTAGIOUS diseases of
childhood which ''soms mothers think IL Just ~
well Tor their children to have and 90 over with
them" His article on Immunity and Protec-
ton from Disease wiz repay careful reading.
GarTetson. Cox 4 Co, publishers. OF Buffalo.
n. T.. have acquired By purchase ail property
belonging to the Current History Publishing
Company, OF Detroit, Mich, including the stock
OF books. mailing Lists, ousstapdiug accounts
receivable. and good will OF the publication
known - the Quarterly Register Of Current His
tory.
with nne sense OF appropriateness. Romance
presents this month . especial Scandinavian
Number" with which to temper the heats OF
June. More than hall the contents OF this issue
are Characteristic stories OF "the land Of the mid.
night sum-" BY its most noted writer's, ouch -
Biornson. Boyesen, Kel!and. sigurd. Peter loft
and Anna wahleubsfg Tho rest OF the number
10 made up OF American, Euslish, French and
italian tales. several OF which. ~ especially
adapted for summer reading, are delightful love
storisa Among the authors here represented
are Guy dc Aaupassant, Lady Lindsay, Julia
schayef, Alphonse Daudet ana Prosper Mseimsa
The June Arena 10 . mammoth number. lis
probably the largest magazine ever published -
Q mouthly issue OF . review. containing l6A
pages. OF which Ia are In the body Of the maya
zine. and twenty pages OF carefully written
book reviews by such weil-known critics ~
Rev. W. H. Thomas. II. D., OF Chicago; Helen
Campbell. Hattie c. Flower, Hamifu Garland.
and the editor Of the Arena Among the leading
papers Ia this notable anniversary issue are
"lnsanity and Genius" BY Arthur Mcdonald:
''Thc Liberal Churches and scepticism," BY Rev.
Marion d. Shutter. d. D.: "Arsenic versus Chol.
era" by r. b. Leach, ". D., Is interesting and
timely: "women Wage Farmers in the West"
BY Helen Campbell: '.Docs the Country Demand
the Free Coinage Of siiverr' by A. Z. Fisk:
"savc the American Home" striking economic
paper, BY l. Z. Dean: '.islam. Pest and Present."
by Prof. +. W. Sanders, Que OF the moot schoi-
a.iy religious essays Of recent times and should
Be read by all interested IN obtaining Q correct
idea Of what Aohammedanism il
IAN Artists Vacation" 10 tho title of the opsn
Ing nticle in Harper's Magazine for June. The
writer 10 John Gilmer speed. and the artist
whose hard-working holiday In described 10
william ~ Chase. president OF the Society of
American Artists. The illustrations OF tho ar
ticie are from paintings BY Nj. Chase and pho
togsaphs OF his studio homo on Long Island.
The second and concluding srsiclo by Thomas
A. Janvisr on 1.-THE Evolution OF New York"
also sppears in the June Hdrpev's. with two
maps and four illustrations BY Howard Pyla
An insight into the everyday life OF royalty IL
given In an illustrated paper on "The Empress
Of Aussria." BY one OF the ladies Of her court
In wyoming Pcunsyivania," Julian
Ralph continues his popular contributions TO
readers vii, b surprised at the stir ana pro-
Rrcssive thought which Mr.. Ralph found In
wyoming "vivisection and Brain Surgery"
by W. ". Keen, NJ D.. summarizes the results
OF all experiments in the heroic treatment OF the
human brain.
Tho contents OF the number OF Hdype's Basas
published Juno are OF an especially attractive
character. Among other things there In an eie-
CANT portrait OF the Princess EuialIa: q delight
fnl sketch Of her visit to Havana. Cuba. written
BY Mary Elizabeth Springer; . pleasant article
by Eliza X Scidmore. entitled ~Plsnked shad
Dinners on the Potomac; m article on
women a. Art Patrons" by Helen Evertson
Smith, ard one by Jesse Lynch willtsms. en-
titled .swhen Girls Come to Princeton" There
II also Q special cighs-pagc supplement contain
Ing the third inssailmcnt OF Edna Lyall's popu-
Lar story 40 Right the Wrong" handsomely
illustrated.
The first issue OF Nccars's Msgasiae IL . sur
prise in many ways The cover IL designed by
the famous artist, VIII II. Low. and. unlike tho
covers OF most new magazines, IL easily ranks In
beauty and effectiveness with the best maya
zines. Another surprise in the magazine 10 its
psice: IL 10 iust hall that OF Its oder rivala
Then IL IL very fully illustrated This first Issue
contains ninety Eve pictures and fourteen differ
ent articles. In it, typography the magazine 10
extremely fortunate. !, has . clearly printed.
readable page. Perhaps the greatest novelty.
however, in tho magazine, aside from its extra
ordinary price. IS a real dialogue between VIII
lam DeAa Howesis aad Prof H. H. Bcyescn.
This il really the interview carried 20 perfec-
zion. and IL, besides. an extraordinarily inter
esting article, In which Nj Howe.is in frank
mamie, tells more of his early struggles and Ii
erery career.
Richard Harding Davis second article on
.rhe Rulers OF the Mediterranean appears In
the number of Hayper's Hes9iy published May
al. His devoted to the Moorish city OF ng.ef.
and Is faIly illustrated Another striking article
In the same number Of tie Hsekfs 10 Tho True
story Of the H,ra;d Hoax" told az T. n. Con
merry, who was managing editor of tie Ferae
when It's famous article On "Wli3 Animals IA
Central PARK" was published. lioa. John he
Witt Warner. Congressman from New fors. re-
niles 70 Senator wo!co,fs article On the SILVER
question. Al illustrated serial storr Of Chicago
entitled THE CIiG Dweliers. by HeEsy Is Fa.-
Ter. 10 begun. Other attractive features sre u
Illustrations OF sorne o: tie notable college
grounds in tie United States; an article, with
Illustrations, on the celebration la 81 Paul OF
the completion OF the Northwestern railroad.
sae pictures OF Chinese life In san franesseo-
The June issue OF Belforfs Nss:Als 10 entitled
70 .aoru than n passing comment, Tor both III It's
artistic aad literary rake-Ep III IL o. TIE oss1
We notice such progress Ia this su'y "sstefn
magazine, since 1. las ih:cwa OF 10 political
aspirations. tAs, We prediei Tor IL. "a the asaf
future. 9 place second 70 nose IN American peri
o.teai literature Ta.s f-snates EeifsTds Goa
,sins TIE fa,s. chapter OF 1rS !4Hsof. " BateA
humorss,ie story OF the Pacific cesss. entitled "A
Yronsie. F.es.aa." The coming inssscoAegiate
base la, tournament Offers F.ess!ens Rogers OF
Northwestern, sud Ffaueis to.er Al occasion
for splendid. tn9!y illustrates s.ac.e on cob
,exe s,sfe,.cs IL sals country and Europe.
Hubert II Esocroffs unique isrssy o. Aassrs-
e4sG ore OF rae xEeassss treasures OF ssn trsa-