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FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY
FOR MAY, 1S94-In the May number
of Franb LesIieS Popular Monthly APP
pears, under the characteristic head
ing. ION the Spot" the first of series
of personal "reminiscences of an artist at
the front, in The Secession War of
1876 Thse "reminiscences, written
and illustrated by Mr. Joseph Becker,
the famous original Especial for Les
les" touch upon the contrasted hu.
mors and tragedies OF war from the
point of view of the soldier in the
ranks and, being copiously illustrated
with facslmiIes OF documents, sketches
made on the field under fire, etc ;pre-
sent aspects of the great struggle in a
new and peculiarly vivid light. Mr.
Cecil Charles, the we'll known Latin
American newspaper correspondents
contributes to this number of Frank
Lgslie's Popular Monthly timely Bra
lillian paper, on "The Revolt OF the
Fleet" Another feature is Dr. Sher-
wood-Dunn's comprehensive article on
"Medical Education in France" su.
perbly illustrated with views OF the
Paris Ecole de Medicine, the great
hospitals, clinics and experiments OF
Charcot at the Saltpetriere, Luys at
La Charlie, Sante-Claire Deville at the
Sarbonne, aud Claude Bernari at the
College OF France; and portraits Of
Messrs. Pasteur, Patraire, GuVon,
Peaa. 8rnuardel, Pozzi, Pinard, Four
nier Aua Trancois-Franc& Olherillus.
trated articles are 1.-The Romance OF
O. Tama Chiovara," by Alice Howard
Cadv; "Cloisters and Corners" by
Grace Ellery Charming; "a Day IN
Upsala." by Charles Edwardes birds
of Fact and Fable" by Nellie Hart
Woodwork and Sugar-beet Culture
in Southern California" by Frederick
M. Turner.
How DO YOU wALK?-A celebrated
French physiognomist was wont to de
clare that he had but to follow persons
and initiate their walk, gestures, anc
facial expression, to diagnose accura
tely their general characteristics, anc
especiallv the emotions OF the mo
ment. Now we realize, always, wner
minglins with our fellow beings tina
she that runs may read" even ou
most secret thoughts, we should Ger
tainly PIT a guard upon ourselves
that the thought might be such as W.
should not be ashamed to acknowledge
If they we're proclaimed from thu
housetops. If you doubt this statement
YOU have but to mingle with the GROVE
and initiate pronounced walks anC
gestures. to be fully convinced OF TIT
truth CT the theory; and you will alsC
be deeply impressed by the physica
and mental effects thus produced.
Par eremple, assume slouching gait
ct the body fall heavily over on ont
hin. drag one foot after the otherdrol
the cutters corner of the eyebrows ant
the corners of the mouth, and, presto
YOU will instantly feel completely de
moralized,-a wreck, utterly unit 10
the slightest mental or physical exer
ton! AS you pursue your investlga
tons you will be amazed by discover
ing how frequently the human bein
appears but huge lump OF seml-lner
matter with countenance expressin
as nearly mental vacuume as Natur
can tolerate. These are cases OF heav
ness OF mind acting upon the bod,
and that, in turn, depressing the mine
till TIE condition, if not disease, closel
approaches it, and the person is a
easv victim to any and every col
tamination that is in tie air.-Fro'
aSanitarian," IN Denooresta Mdgdzt1
for May.
nYcu ann DpnCRFSS OF THE JFE