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I'wO.Cent Articles.

10 dozen Buttons. | Fine Comb. bottle Ink,
Pint Thu Cups. llanhkcrChiCtS. CRkc Caters. Pep.
per Boxes, LGnGtry lIair Pins, Carpenter PcuCiis,
Cur BnttonS. Pic Pans. Pocket Combs, Napkins,
LGn Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SUaN, Gimlets,
CrimpCR.
WetICal only in Bargains and give bis value
for the money.
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BosToN, Mass, March 1.-THE di-
rectors OF the Boylstou Insurance Com
pany, OF Boston, has decided to rein
sure the business and wind up the al
fairs OF the corporation. The Boylston
commenced business in January, 1878.
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Tho Courier got in at midnight from
Marietta, where her broken cylinder
was repaired after a three days lay-oti,
and will leave for Parkersburs this
morning at her usual hour, 1880. The
Courier has beon unlucky lately; it was
only last fail that she went to the bot.
tom at the mouth CT the Little Musk
ingum. The Ben Her was formerly
the unlucky boat OF this line, her ma
chincry breaking down time and again,
until almost IN entire new outfit was
put in.
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1.-THE best sugar cured ham" in the
United States is made in Cleveland bv
The Cleveland Provision Co., and called
the Rose Ham. All their hogs are in.
spectcd by the United States govern
ment. Every ham is branded on the
back with the cut OF q rose, and the
words "Rose Gov. lisp" in o circle.
TruI5
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Seven Cent Articles.

Colgnte's Palm Soap. large Dressing Comb,
HGrmOnicas, Counter BOOKS. Dress Goods. La.
dies NhndIeFchieis. Mixed Bird Seed, While.
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups. Wash Pans, Shears.
~ this popular price We Uaer many articles
worth loublc the money.
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New YoRK, March 1.-THE Water.
town, \. y, Standard has signed a
ninety-year contract with the Associat-
cd Press. Service OF the report begins
Oh March II.
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New York, March 1.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company directory has
recommended the payment OF q quar-
terry dividend of II per cen after April
l6. The surplus. after deductions are
made for this dividend is S. 93, 3l3 73.
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ROME, March liking Humbert is
celebrating his tiftioth birthday to-day.
Flags are flying and bells ringing and
bells ringing and business is largely
suspended. Early this mornin" the
king received congratulations from his
family and later IRON his ministers.
Congratulations also came by wire
from several foreign courts.
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SpeciG, DppatcH 10 h. In!e!igeatcr
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l4.-James
4. Dunning, OF Wheeling, was to-day
admitted to practice before the interior
department.
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&CLOTHING.4A

nurDnotnn n, mica, finn, ,r,,,h Al, ~
UIERUUAIS Md irnt 'uSsas' ~ ny FORMER
ss] ,.SS. &. oS We ss si;S have sS g S; s,S. bargains at $751;
twin pay YOU to LOOK al these goods,
NEE'S SUTTS at 81 95. 5! 81. 81 % 81 81. Sc %.
[ D oullo s79j, soS7 10 Sl26n, We are
s iSH@Sii iol II ie iST ihR R5'SGS oaOi /, y ySo G GSn @4 sS9 t :ss;S
we iuvitc YOU 10 return theslmc md your money
will be refunded. These goods must go.
upVJC DEUT1 ut ISc, Csc. SIC. Csc. II Is I'm IN
u D IhNlo 81 81. II you wan. to Know.
the value Of dollar try to borrow one. II you
want to know how to sayca dollar or more look
at our Clothing Department
p0V0i CJlIpG at CSC. sc. CSC. 81 IS. 81 n IN
not las. aiwnrt. S SomS ca a: S'cS nn, tRii ,h sale S, San,
pnVci DINrS nj lie. 100. 29c Bic. These mr.,
DUO FhNIo bRralns and going very ia,r nj
p pEiSssI- We AA'O III ''A'' from . 10 10 NJ these
lERS SRUES 81 G. H. 10 3's s.S s II /. Isl Is ja st% q;
and We are away below tho market
LADIES' RlEE SHUES u 4?c' &c; 81 Is sl.57.
80 c,.rnara,~ T., ~ ED SlG! SlSi 10
80 Nus $500 ~ Il W%Hor lnne l; PROFANITY
,rc scI i' .n ,nn,r i, hscopSc ,hnv dnn, ~ tStson
brt emo nj wi have thcT "4'' = : lust ionS'
n cunr, -, ,o, ~. =
UhlLUREHS SiUES ~ SoC, S'c' IS, pc,
r,Jra 49, ." HP' al" JAR
H"""
Mnn'c and RnUc' Hate Mt loc, 20c. &c. iSc.
Nun . uAu poJo iiuto &c, up 10 81 o. for Il
Hle e'ik hH'' "n'ch usually S'ls AtS'"1
Menic Qhirtc at 40 "3c &c. 3yc up TO DC, Ca
HUI D uEillo Shirts we lead the trade,
UiIl;,,rp and Dibhon ut nj pric4y n,
Millll6Ty Qlu NipUUl Millinery we can
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready IN Il short time. our cutter. Mr.. ". T.
MGrlOwc. will show you NIL the lntcst STYLES and
patternsi in this line aud We will fayc you money,
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kURSIR &CHEw have Especial brush
with poIel for cleaning Wall Paper;
orio SOC you can got enough cleanser
for cleaning five rooms of paner.
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For rheumatism and neuralgia use
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth
for pain. 1t ia an infallible cure. % cts.
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Morgantown-River 6 feet S inches
and falling; weather clear and cold.
Warren-River 3 feet 0 inches and
falling; weather clear and cold.
Greensboro-River S feet / inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Oil City-River 3 feet II inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear and cold.
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FOR SALE.

Property corner South Penn aud Vermont
Streets splendid location; paying property;
cheap.
Property at % Fifteenth street; good value for
the money central location.
The property a. 49, Zane street; full lot 6A by
100; ciGht.roOmcd dwelling; above 81 flood
mark; big bargain here; $3.50,
New iIvc.roOmed house, Lind street, near
Fourteenth street. for Sl.0N.
Property corner North Huron and Kentucky
streets for sl.&00;. the corner lot ought to sell Tor
more than TINT without any house on the street.
Good property corner Nineteenth and Woods ST.
Dclvcdcrr lots way down IN prices.
Good bargains In lots on the Island, South
Wheeling mud out the pike.
Money to loan on real estate.
Fittccn.RcTc farm. very hest OF land. new five.
roOmed house and small store room at Deep
Run, four miles north of Martins Ferry, for
81, 100. Hail cash; time on balance.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
hm,I,hc valuable cl.y real estate Of itAac Freeie.
~ Iccc |" situate in Centre Wheeling and 10
sow,h WhrrIInr, heretofore advertised ~ detail.
VII in nIts,innce 10 adjournment; axe place
st tGe north font door Of Tho Court House on
SATURDAY. MARCH H. 1871
al 10 o'clock a. N. go, o,,, ot,o,
n. on the southwest corner o. Gn"I' n"h ~
r"g's SddItIon, on TwGnly.iourth street; lot
in sousrc Soi the subdivision OF Joseph CHld.
,wWcIIiS "StatS' on Chaplino street: on these lots
ar, valuable dwelling h0n:cS: also the Soutl
hnlf OF lot ) In square ! III the nialoI 'he 'o""
VI S'"" 4. j.. CLARKE,
GEORGE W. ATKINSON,
SpOcial Commissioners.
j. c. HERvEY. AuCtlnnrrr. mII1
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NOTES on

Wafer aud Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES
Lizzie Bay. Madty. Charleston. en-. m.
Ben lIur. kelnplu. ParSerSburg, II a. N.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington, $50 p. IL.
EoATS LEAVING TODAY.
f.. Z Phillips. Mendc!. Natnmoras. 1890 a. n.
Iron Queen. Kerr. Pittsburgh, { Il. III.
Hudson. Agnew. Cincinnati. 5 n. IN.
II. X. bedford, Green, Pittsburgh. S n. N.
Courier. HYer. parkcrsburI. 1850 Il. ~.
Liberty, Booth, ClarIuciOn. $50 p. IN.
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A NEW BIG INDUSTRY.
Tho Wheeling Pottery Company
Takes up now Lines.
WILL MAKE SANITARY ANDC. {. WARE

Tho old Pottery to DO Used for tho
now Dusiness-rw0 or Three Hun.
drcd Worlimcn will DO Employed
and Many OF Them will have to
Move hero from Other CitIcs-Work
to Begin ut Once.
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WANTED,

A GENTS MAKE s. 90 A DAY.
II Greatest kitchen utcnSil ever Invented.
l%cttils sc. Two 10 six sold IN every house.
stumble, postage pnid, three cents. FORSliEE
Il MCMAklN, Cincinnati. o.. inrl3.w
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RlNEHART g. TATUM.
City BAHK BUILDING.
Telephone 2ll. rmr9I Room Hos
FOR REMT


No. 59h South Front street, nine rooms hath
laundry, nitlc, both gases. O"'N'
No. IS Zane street., seven roomg huh ho,h
gases. Cheap. an Do'
No. - Sorth Huron street. scvan room, ho.L
both gnse.. Cheap. ' o4'i'
No. Il North York street, eight r,on, h,,b
both gases; has stable In rear. CbrGn '-"'
No. III Market street, six rooms, n,.ir Moth
gases. Cheap. "'''S' Jun
No. %l6 EoiT street. tho Hornbrook ,nors;o,
with tenementiu the rear. also Stnbln XII -, ~,
IN good rnpGir. Long lease and chc1n ~ Pu'
No. y Kentucky street. six rooms, Ecnt e;5
No IL seventeenth street, three. tonr nr save,
rooms Cheap. 'N' oiSo'en
80. 10 Elm street. siX-roOmed house Ron. Ell
nc, 1919 McColloch street, SIX room; and hall
Rent cheap. 'A' L NAT
80. 20 Main street. six rooms, nj Sic
Rent SO. ' JUL sascA
No, "ll7 Main street. store room and IN ,no nv
Tour living rooms Cheap.
No. 900 md 9lIl Main stree, s,oro .o,u .
2OxSj. Cheap '"'o toom' SIZE
30. 10 70 south York street. four rooms, both
FIVE rooms on Sixteenth street, bath, near EoY
Six: Six,tp0Tel house ut Park View, with acre o.
Il. A. iOJl
ROLF g. ZANE.
No. 1877 MARKET STREET.
Telephoue BOG. u,,
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FOR SALE
Desirable residence on Sixteenth sttco.
IscIl U9tutG OF every description.
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Hoods Pills cure liver Ills. constipation,
bllIousncs5, jauad!ce, sick headache, Indigestion.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07
MEDICAL BOOKS r E
Valuable Information for the Invalid
or Student.

Tor tile Inval10
or Student.
Any one or more of the following
described books will be sent free by
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co.,
of Columbus, Ohio, to any man or
woman of family in the United States,
Canada and Mexico during December
and January. Orders should be sent
in early, as the issue may be exhausted:
1. The Ills of Life-Fourth Edition
A short, plain description of all dis
eases, and the treatment of each. A
complete home guide to health.
2. Family Physician No. 2-Second
Edition-The best popular book on
the prevention and treatment of catarrh
and other diseases of cold weather in
print.
3. The Pe-ru-na Almanac-This AL
manac contains, besides the regular
monthly calandar, a Jewish calander,
information of particular value to
farmers, mechanics and business men;
tables. statistics, eclipeses, and much
valuable medical information. A copy
of this almanac should be in every fam
lily in the United States. It is one of
the most complete almanacs ever pub
lished. Address, The Peruna Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07

49, HtD. % A
Rev. Baker went TO Edgemont last
night to marry Matt Brown, foremanof
the q ranch, to Miss Carmen Of Edge
mont and will remain there over Sum
day.
j. W. and Charley Fargo go to Dead
wood tomorrow morning. Will will
take charge of the old Fargo store ct
Deadwood which is now in their pos
session again. Charley will return in
a few days.
Cannon Fisher, one Of our sturdy
young farmers, has come to town and
will attend college this term. This Is
commendable and it would be just the
thing for some Of our other young
people to initiate his example.
j. NJ. Booker has purchased.a ranch
two miles and q half southeast Of
Pringle, of d. G. Harper, and is showing
to 1t today. It is said to be avery good
ranch and we hope he will do we'll ON
it. He will at once build q 9 house.
Prof. Hovey, the Deadwood piano
tuner. who is now representing Street
Bros, the Spearflsh music dealers is in
the city tuning pianos and looking up
the music business generally. He is do
ing q fine business here in tuning
pianos, and is q good one at 1t.
MARR1ED-At the Minnelusa hotel
last evening by Judge Boomer, Jacob
Shered, of Chadron, to Mrs. NJ. Kepler
of this city. Jake is the popular pump
man of the Elkorn railroad and came
up to repair the pump at the depot.
His marriage will be a surprise to all
his friends.
Services at the Baptist church on
Sunday 9th inst as follows: Commu-
Mon at 10 a. m. Preaching at 1910.
Sunday School at 11:3O. Junior B. Y.
P. u. at 300 p. m. B. Y. P. U. at $50.
topic, Fellowship in the Gospel" 1Pe-
ter, 1:22. Preaching at 1880 p. m. All
are cordially invited. PASTOR LESLIE.
j. D. Mcdonald, the Wind cave chief,
is in today and informs the STAR that
they are getting along nicely with the
new entrance that they are digging
from the interior of the save to the
surface. They are digging and blast
ing, mostly the latter, from the Fair
Grounds to the surface. They are now
up eighty-fve feet, and are in pure
white sandstone.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07

Tho little daughter Of Claire e.
Boyden, whosnow lives near Pringle,
had the misfortune to fall Sunday and
break its collar bone. DR.. Wade was
called to care for the little one and she
is now getting along nicely.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church desire us to thank those Of our
citszens who contributed to the success
Of the sDistrick Skule" entertainment
especially to those who took part and
to Messrs. Noodle and Sarver for their
excellent music.
Peter Gard, of Spearfish, an old friend
of Frank Green, came in this morning
on the B. & M. from a years prospect.
ing tour III Idaho, Montana and other
western states and returns home dis
gusted with the times and the west
generally. He goes out tomorrow
morning.
II. s. Dinner and wife who are to be
here to take charge of the Evans on the
first of the month, will return home
to Topeka this evening. They are
making a very short stay this time on
account of a rush of business, but are
more than delighted with our beautiful
weather and Hot Springs in general.
This is Mrs. Dinners first visit and she
is delighted with the scenery and
attractions.
The city council met last night and
transacted the regular routine business
of passing the monthly salary bills, etc.
A petition for a franchise for an cleo
trio street railway through the streets
of Hot Springs was presented by Chas.
B. Stackpole. 1t was read before the
council, but as there was not a full
representation of the council present
the meeting was adjournd until
this evening when it is hoped all the
members will be present.
The new air pump that the high
school has purchased, together with
other philosophical apparatus, is great
~ interesting the students. Prof.
Killing has been making some decidedly
interesting experiments orthe students
and they promise the public some
pleasing features along that line in
connection with their. exercises at the
close of the term. The public school
is making great progress this year, the
students are all taking a lively interest
in their studies and everything seems
to be moving along smoothly and sue
cessfully, giving Hot Springs ample
grounds for claiming to.-be the educa-
tional center of tho Black Hills.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07

From Saturdays Daily.
ID. n. Tillotson took the third degree
in masonry last night. ~.
The commissioners have adjourned
till the first Monday in January.
Joe Dennis has built a fine picket
fence about his residence which adds
greatly to it's appearance.
A. p. Barclayarrived yesterday morn
ing to take charge of the Burlington's
business during H. T. Catlin's absence.
W. E. Benedict's father has arrived
from eastern Dakota and will remain
with him for the winter at Hermosa.
He will probably take charge of the
Pilot while Mr.. B. assumes his duties
as states attorney for Custer county.
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To California in a Tourist sleeper.

Aab - . AO0A "
The Burlington Routes personally
conducted excursions to the Pacific
coast are just the thing for people of
moderate means. = 1. F:
Cheap, respectable, comfortable, ex-
peditious.
From Omaha and Lincoln every
Thursday, throughto Los Angeles and.
San Francisco without change. Ex-
perie need excursion managers and uni
formed Pullman porters in charge,
Second class tickets accepted. Cars
are .carpeted and upholstered and have
spring seats and backs, mattresses,
blankets, curtains, pillows, towels, etc.
Only $500 for a double berth, wide
enough and big enough for two.
The route is over b esaaScenic. Line of.
the World," through Denver, Salt Lake
City and Sacramento. All the wonderss
full canons and peaks OF. the Rocky:
mountains are passed during the day.
If you r going west ydn. should.
arrange to join one of these excursions
They are the best, the very best, across
the continent. Information and adver.'
tising matter on application to the local
agent or by addressing :.
j. Francis, Gen. Pass. Agt.
re Omaha, Neb.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
j. G. Richer & Co. received a car load
of potatoes today from Sundance.
G. P. Faulkner and Chas. Sidney of
Chadron are OF the Hot Springs house.
Our attorneys are hard at work
getting ready for the coming term of
court.
The finishing touches are being put
on the new mill. 1t is u very pretty
building.
Victor E. Peterson leaves this even
ing for a business trip to Omaha and
Grand Island.
S. NJ. Houghton started out on his
first trip to the upper Hills this morn
ing on his mercantile venture.
While unloading railroad iron this
afternoon Joe Williams, a colored man
had the great toe on his left foot pinch
ed off.
Dave johnson, the engineer at the
Evans, leaves for Colorado in a few
days and will bring back a herd of
donkeys.
Ed. Blachley came over from the Gap
today and informs us that the grading
is boing done for a large addition to
the depot hotel at that place.
John ID. Hardy, who represents Mrs.
Louisa b. Allen, the present owner of
the Clifton house, is here to attend to
the business of Mrs. Allen in this city.
Ed. Handlin of the Minnesota stock
Journal is looking for a new location
for his paper as the Belle Fourche
victory on the county seat fight has
killed Minnesota.
j. W. Rucker and family have moved
back from their ranch in the sand
hills south.of Gordon and will spend
the winter on. their place on the hill
between here and Bradley flats.
,.Chas. Callahan returned from his
trip, to Sidney this morning and we
understand will soon commence to
pack the Herald printing plant pre-
paratory to moving to that place.
The ties and railroad iron shipped in
from Rapid City to Fred Evans for
street railway purposes was pushed up
TtoNtha B.. & M. yards where it is being
ittloaded and piled up until it is ready
L H-E.iI - e
Ourhardware merchant, Jos. Vincent.
is" getting very lonely "batching it,
with his family all away from home.
He wants.us to advertise for a partner
to keep him company in'his distressed
condition. .
Doug. Green will leave for the Key.
stone caip'in a,fax days with a couple
Of. teams land rigs and will run a livery
business there. He says the camp is
bo6ming. thare being a great demand
for houses.
Rev. ;Hsrbert G: BOLSTER, an Episoo.
pal 'clergymanislate of Anoka, Mimi,
came in this: moving and viii: remain
a:few days He. comes. under the
ldireation;st Bishop Hare to look the
feid'ovet ahd IL agreeable.to allparties
may conclude To- locate here. He is d
very pleasaqtsentlenan;; s,
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Attention.

Neighbors of Hot Springs camp. who
are delinquent for dues or assessments
must pay up all arrearages onor before
Dec. 10th or they will be reported to
head campas suspended. Motivation
will be made from this rule. Assess
ment No. 10 must be RENTED on Dec.
10 and No. IL must be paid before Jan.
LIST. Payments may be. made at the
STAR Office. w. H. STANLEY, Clerk.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07

in combination, pro-
portion and preparation Of .ingredi.
ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla. possesses great
curative value, Yea should TRY l1.
The record-union., 1894-05-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"Harper's Magazine" for May breathes
in illustration, poetry and comment of
the advent of spring. 1t has besides a
wealth of fine illustrations these special
features: MY First Visit to New Eng
land" by William Dean Howells: "The
Chastisement OF the Qualla Battooans,"
by Edgar Stanton Maclav; "a Little
Journey in Java" by Frederic NJ. Burr;
charleston, South Corolina, in 1861" by
Anna c. Brackett; 'The Relations of Life
to Style in Architecture" by Thomas
Hastings; 'Trilby" Ia novel;, by George
Du Maurier; six complete short stories;
an interesting article on "The Advent OF
Spring." by Mark w. Harrington; a
paper on ''Pecuniary independence" by
by James Lane Allen; 1.-The Miracle of
Tisha Hofnagle," by r. G. V. Meyers;
"At Cheniere Caminada," by Grace King;
IA Note of a Philogynist," by Marion
Wilcox; 1.-The Exiles,' by Richard Hard
ing Davis; "A kinsman of Red Cloud"
by Owen Wister, and 1.-The End of an
Animosity," by l.. Clarkson. The num-
Der opens with poem by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich, ''The Lament of Ell Moulok.''
''Godey's Magazine' for May New
York. is attractive inside and out. Fred
erick w. Seward contributes part two of
Stewards West India Cruise" profusely
illustrated, as also is Loyal Foes" the
serial by Frederic Reddal. There are
two other illustrated articles on "Ber-
muda's Sunny Isles," by Mary e. Child,
and Capri" by J. Howe Adams. The
short stories and special articles are
1.-The Heavenly Twins of Columbia
of the Arts" by Melville Upton; ''Strayed
From the Fold" by Lillian A. North;
slayback Carper. and Physical Culture
Necessary for Brain Workers." by Will
ton Tournier. The poems in this num-
ber are by Will Carlton, Mel r. Colquitt.
Lee c. Harby, Ernest n. Bagg, Nancy
Mann Waddle, Rosalie M. Jonas and
others.
"Walden's Monthly" for May New
York. is the second number of a hand
some quarto monthly, devoted to all out
door sports and pastimes, indoor games
and recreative exercises. 1t opposes all
brutal exhibitions of strength or prowess,
and advocates manly gentlemaniy sports
and exercises. 1t is handsomely Illus
trated magazine and is departmentiZed
admirably. We judge it to be useful
new member of the family of journals
devoted to sports and games and ply si-
cal culture.
The Sanitarian'' for May "a. n. Bell,
NJ. D.. Brooklyn, N.Y. is a number that
ought to be in the hands of and read by
the ten thousand in every State for the
two articles, "The Need of a National
Health Service and 1.-The Adulteration
of Food" The ''Sanitarian" we esteem
as one of the foremost, if not first among
the useful. indispensable technical naga-
zines OF the age. We have read it for ten
years, and never without profit and inter-
est. We owe TO it great deal for enlight-
ment upon sanitary questions.
The "Quiyer' (CasselI Publishing Conn
pany, New York; for June is early to
hand. 1t is freely illustrated and has
twenty-four articles and stories for Sum
day and general reading, essays, stories,
sketches, biography, history, travel
studies in life, Biblical Interpretation, etc.