The record-union., 1894-03-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS

The Cosmopolitan Magazine' Tor
March (New York. is just at hand. 1t is
very freely illustrated and richly, notably
so in the matter OF the paper upon 1.-The
Quadrilles at the Court of Napoleon /. -
by Frederic Marson, and on the Holy
Land paper, The Son of the Carpenter -
by DR.. Lyman Abbott. 'The Origin of
Thought" is new novel by Armand p.
Naldes," and that first appears in this
number. 'The Teachers College," by
Rosa Belle Holt. is very valuable illus
trated paper. 1.-The Disappearance Syn
dicate'' is new story, also illustrated. A
tale by Gertrude Hall is The Passing of
Spring." St. George Mivart continues his
articles on "Gou's viii and Human Hap
piness," treating now OF foreign religions.
Andrew Lang, John S. White, ID. &. Gill
man, l. Zangwill, Agnes Rather write
Of The World Of Art and Letters" and a
large group Of writer's on Scientific Pro-
gress and Discovery" There are other
valuable papers-we have not undertak en-
to list them all. 1t is choice number
and worth the price twice over.
F. W. Helmclk, music publishers, 265
Sixth avenue, New \ NorK, has just issued
q new song with music arranged for the
piano. entitled Always BE True to Your
Mother.' Words by Mrs. Julia A. Car
ney ana music by Charles Baker. The
first verse reads:
Always be true to your mother
For her sake be noble and true
The dreams OF her own life are over,
Her hopes are all ceatered IN you.
For you she Will bear with misfortune,
Encounter stern poverty's blight
But sadly her life will he clouded,
II you are not true to the right.
Cho.-Always be true to your mother,
Although she is faced and old;
She loves you as ne'er can another
With love that never be told
The price is 40 cents per copy To
RECORD UNION readers 20 cents MIR.
Helmick mas also just published song
with waltz chorus, 1.-The Girl Across the
Way" composed by Alberto Himan. 1t
is a very spirited love song and will
surely take" It's price is also 40 cents,
but to RECoRD-U U MON readers who order
it, 20 cents.
"Table Talll'' for March philadelphia
is rich in good matter for housewives
aud housekeepers generally. Its re-
sponses to houSekeepers' inquiries are
alone worth all the magazine costs and
FAR more. Chief among the March papers
are: "Healthful Dwellings," Facts and
Faneies About Eggs 'Hcusek eepers'
Inquiries - Fruit Salad = Mushrooms
Beef Spanish = Larded Grenadines
Breakfast Cakes-Mince Brains onToast
-Timbales-Fruit Tapieca-Lobster a la
for Meals, etc.; 1.-The New Bill of Fare:
Irish Lace and Linens Old English
Silver-Children' World-In Woman's
Line = 4 Budget Tea" Questionable
Luncheon and Tea Toilets" New
Menus and Food in Season for March,"
Bread Making"
''Donahoe's Magazine fBoston) for
March is an Easter number. 1t is very
handsomely illustrated. Among its lead
inn ra fhn Of ~
Lily and the Rose," by Rev. James Fo-
garty; 1.-The Bahamas Rev. Bernard J.
Kelly; "Co-operation and Human Ma
ture," Mason y. Green; What is Gam
bling?" Rev. L. A. Hendrick; Real Es-
tate, the Ideal ASSET" William E. Har-
mon; General James Shields,n Captain
John II. Tobin; Experience of a Catho-
Egan; The Los Amigos Fiasco." A. CO.
nan Doyle; "Five Great Ball Plays" T.
II. Murname.
The 'Humanitarian." a remarkably
free lance,'' edited by Victoria Wood
hull Martin az Hyde Park Gate, Lon
dom is at hand for March. Its leading
papers are: Abnormal Children Sir
Douglas Galton; Progress" The Editor:
"0ur Home Made Heathen," Rev. Ar
thur Robins: "Woman and Natural Sc
lection" ). A. X. Strahan, NJ. D.; The
AOS 1888 VI hoi AiiaSes 4. Dl
ton; woman in Clubland.u Hon. Cora
lie Glyn; "A Matrimonial Anomaly"
Douglas Ford; Faust and Marguerite,u
Enoch Arnold Bennett; Suicide and In
sanity
The Quarterly Journal of Econom ics''
for the current quarter George II. Ellis,
Bostonl has these papers: Analysis of
the Phenomena of the Panic in the United
States in 1882 Albert c. Stevens; 1.-The
Of a z a
ney sherwood; 1.-The Unemployed in
American Cities,n Carlos c. Closson, Jr.:
'Pain-Cost and Opportunity Cost"