St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-01

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deadly germs in the water at this season Of
the year by mixing Duffy's Pure Malt with
1t, they need have little fear of low fevers or
malaria. It should be borne in mind. how
ever, that it is only Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key that will accomplish this. and that how
ever much druggists or grocers may say to
the contrary, it alone can be depended upon.
chapter with no abatement in the inter-
est of the story. anu "Rab" continues
his dissertations on THE Pursuit of
Literature." The other features of the
number are all attractive and timely.
The International News company, New
York.
The complete novel in Lippincott's
for June is 1.-The Wonder WITCH" by
NJ. G. McClelland. 1t is adroitIy con-
structed and holds the attention Of the
reader from the first sentence to the
last. Sea Island Cotton Respun' is a
clever article from the pen of Dora E.
w. Spratt, illustrative of the traits of
the negroes on the islands off the coast
Of South Carolina. 1.-THE Humpety
Case" introduces Anna Fuller to the
literary world in a very favorable light.
AS The Trespasser.' Gilbert Parker's
novel, draws to its close. the interest in
1t increases. and the dsnoue ment will
be awaited with keen relish. A very
interesting paper is by Richard II. Stod-
dard on My First Literary Acquaint-
ances," a sketch that illustrates many
of the characteristics of many of the
most eminent literary men of the period.
) b. Lipp incott company. Philadelphia.
st. Nicholas has for its leading feature
a historical sketch of Decatur and
Solners, from the pen of Molly Elliott
Seawell. IA Four-Leaved Clover in
the Desert" is a pleasing story for the
young. Mary Shears Roberts continues
her sketches of Historic Dwarfs" by a
review of the life of q otoc. who lived
during the eighteenth century in Prus-
STA and was an important figure in court
circles. THE Discontinued Stone-Cut-
ter" is an interesting story by Lieut.. 81.
2. Mcintosh, of the navy. Howard
Pyle's story, Jack Baliister's For
tunes" Is approaching completion, with
no diminution in the interest. and other
features combine to make the current
number one of unusual interest. The
Century company. New York.
Outing opens with 'The Curse of the
Winkleys." by Anne Richardson Tai.
bot. a we'll drawn story of deep interest.
E. Barnard Foote writes the "Homance
of a Dry Ranch" a short, but clever
sketch; Hunting With the Patagonian
WelShmen' is a story of adventure in
the extreme south Of the South Amer
lean hemisphere; F. NJ. Turner fur.
nishes an entertaining account of life
in Samoa in a paper, the first of a
series. entitled in the Land of the
Breadfruits;;" Mary R. Shipman An
drews relates her adventures under the
title of "a Woman in Camp" "a Blue
Grass Cycling Tour" is a description of
a trip through Kentucky. full of inter-
est, and l.. N. Lu dow describes IAN
Indian Ball Game" There is a good
collection of interesting miscellany,
especially concerning outdoor sport.
Outing Publishing company. New
York.
McClure's Magazine devotes its lead
ing article to a description of Home
stead aud Its Perilous Trades" by
Hamlin Garland, with illustrations
showing the several processes en-
pioyed in converting the raw iron ore
into the finished steel product. Octave
Thanet has a story, The Good Angel"
vhjcn iS ljkp ovnryfb,nn prooaad;,~
from her pen, full of interest. Rud-
yard Kipling has a story. "Kaa's Hunt
ing" which is graphically written
and %copiously illustrated. Gen. A. w.
Greedy asks the question. 'Will They
Reach the Pole?" apropos of the polar
expeditions recently started for Arctic
exploration, and 'WlId Beasts in Cap
tivity" afford an interesting subject
which is well treated by Cleveland
Moffett. s. s. Mcclure. New York.
Demorest's Family Magazine Is ali
that its name implies. Its contents are
all of a live, personal interest. and its
illustrations are artistic and of more
thai ordinary value. Demorest Maya
zine company, New York.
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The Review of Notwithstanding
comment upon current literature, the
news OF the day. political events and
biographical sketches, together with
illustrations and portraits of prominent
people taken from the most recent pho
%tographs.
Roma nce-A monthly magazine of
complete stories by the best authors of
the day. Romance Publishing
New York.
The Midland Monthly-A magazine
devoted to midland literature and art.
johnson Brigham, publisher, Des
Moines, 10.
The Church at Home and Abroad
The organ Of the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church in the United
States. Presbyterian Board of Publica-
ton, Philadelphia.
The American Journal of Politics-A
magazine for intelligent men and wom-
en- who read and think on vital cues
lions of the times. Andrew J.. Palm e.
Co.. New York.
The Federationist - The official
monthly magazine of the American
Federation of Labor. The Federationist
Publishing company, New York.