The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-17
new PUBLICATIONS.

Home and Country" New York; for
November (the Thanksgiving number),
contains: 1.-The Romance of Fool" by
Roger Donaldson; 1.-The House Where l
Was Born" by Frank g. Riehl; ALIVE
or Dead?' by Barnard Lancaster; "a
Trip Through India" by Alphonse Mou-
set; in Passing By" by Leila Page;
"Woman's Life in Western Wllds;" by
Ella l.. Guptill; Poetic Justice" by
Henry Wood; "a Maid Of the South" by
George II. Hosea; "Mary's Little
Camera" by James Castle: 'Compensa-
tion," by Clarence Herbert New;
among the Moslems," by Rev. Thomas
Patrick Hughes; For the Honor Av It,"
bv Richard a. J. Goode; 1.-The Noblest of
the Weeds" by Percival Lydal; DE
tected; Story of Crime" by NJ. Louise
Campin: ''The Ice of the Ocean," by Pro-
lessor Thompson 7. Lawson; His
Choice" by Junius Baker; "a Woman's
Love-" by Helen Ward; "a Want" by
j. II. Doremann, and The Modern
School Ma'am," by j. Edgar Jones. Jos.
w. Kay, publisher, So East Tenth street,
New ork.
"Harper's Young People" for Novem-
Der 9th is handsomely and splritedIy
illustrated. Among the leading papers
for the entertainment and instruction of
young readers are these: "Afioat With
The Flag" w. J. Henderson, illustrated;
THE Little Schoolma'am," Margaret T..
Sangster, illustrated; The Building of
Modern Wonders - The Ocean Grey
hound" illustrated; The Drivers
story" ALDER Lee, illustrated; 'tale's
Oshia," Eva Wilder McGlasson-Chapt
/. illustrated; "Bonbon or Work Box"
illustrated: EARLY Days of Successful
Men-Admiral Gherardi," Franklin Mat
thews. illustrated; 1.-The Mysterious
Traveller" "a Cranberry Bog" There
are humorous pictures and paragraphs,
and an eight-page supplement, The
Round Table"
In the November number of "Baby-
hoodn New y ork) DR.. John Dorning ex-
nlains clearly what is meant by 'catch-
ING cold" and gives young mothers such
sensible advice as how TO protect their
children from colds, and how to ward off
their evil effects. DIR. u. NJ. Yale, the
medical editor, answers instructively
questions concerning baby's diet and
dress, the symptoms OF ricketts,. the steril-
ization of milk, etc. In the department
of Nursery Pastimes," q lady relates
how she solved the music problem, and
another writer gives an interesting ac
count of an infant prodigy. The present
number closes the tenth year of Baby
hood'sD existence, and a glance at the in
dex printed shows how many interesting
and useful topics are discussed in the
course OF year IN the pages Oh tnls SUI
perior nursery guide.
In "Harper's Weekly" for November
18th there will be an article by Henry w.
Fisher. an American writer, describing
his experience at Castle Eredensborg, in
Denmark, where the late Car used to
spend some weeks every year or SO free
from the trials of the court life in st.
Petersburg. Mr.. Fisher entities his
article. "Ihe Truth About the Gar"
He draws picture of the great man in
plain clothes, as it were, living with his
family and surrounded by his trusted
servants, where he IS as piebian in his
manner of speech and appearance as any
farmer who walks about his fields.
The "Book Buyer for November
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York; is
more freely and handsomely illustrated
than any preceding number we have
ever seen. It is we'll filed with extracts
from new books, foreign and home liter
airy notes, etc, and has paper on ''Oliver
Wendell Holiness" and another on
American Book Plates at the Grolier
Club that are full of interest and value
10 literary men and magazine and book
readers generally.
The midland Monthly for November
(Des Moines, Ia is very freely illus
trated, especially with National Guard
views and portraiture; with papers on
university extension: on war reminis-
ceuces; on the great windstorm in Iowa;
on Holmes aud Lowell; on Corea, ETC.,
and beside there are poetry, sketches,
stories and reviews. 1t is a strong and
very interesting number.