The National tribune., 1894-07-12
RECENT LITERATURE.

THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS. By Mrs For
roster. Published by J. b. Lppncot, Co.. Phila-
delphia Price cloth. 81 paper, so cents. For
sale at Brenianos.
A love story of the old fashioned kind. it will
find many interested readers. 1t is neatly and
tastefully bound in drab CLOTH
THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR By A Public
Man. Novel. Published by Laird d Lee Chi
cago. Price Is cents.
A MODERN MAGDALENE. BY virna Woods.
Published by Lee & Shepard. Boston.
novel dealing with the social evil, mans
injustice to- and woman's scorn of, woman.
The work is not deep but is thoughtfully,
strongly, and purely written; not marred by
sensatioDalism, yet, withal, attractive in mar
rative and evidently put forth with a noble
purpose.
FLOWER OF FRANCE. By Marai Ellis
Ryan author of Told in the Hills" Squnw
Elouise," etc. Published by Rand. McNay &
Co.. Chicago. Price. cloth. 81 paper. SO cents.
well-written story of old Louisiana and
slave days
MY PARIS NOTEBOOK. BY the Author OF
An EngIishinan Ia Paris" Published by J. b.
Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by
Bren,ano, Washington, ID. c. Price SI.25.
This book will certainly augment the great
sensation produced by "An Englishman in
Paris" 1t is written by man who has had
extraordinary opportunities for getting behind
ONN'No5
known to the world at large. 1t is full OF
witty stories AID pquant revelations concern
ing men and women famous in French Gov
eminent and society. Every page is deeply
interesting, and the book gives side-lights on
many events that show their true meaning
HISTORY OF THE TENTH VERMONT By
Chaplain T.. w. Haynes. Rutland, VI. Published
by the Tuttle Co, Printers. Second Edition.
The history includes biographical sketches
nf nearly nffScar xvh half IN he
gallant 10th, and of many of the non-commis-
stoned officers and men. Also q complete
roster of officers and men connected Herewith,
showing all changes by promotion, resignation,
or death This second edition is revised en-.
larged, and embellshed with over 60 engray.
ings, and illustrated with excellent maps and
charts. Every surviving member of the 10th
Vt. will be glad to know of this beautiful new
edition. and dosire a|copy Of it; and it will
also be of great interest to many friends and
comrades who were not of its ranks.
Magazines and Notes.
Mr.. Albert Turner. who has been for nearly 80
years connected with the Fowler & Wells Co.,
is announced as the Manager OF new Journal
of Practical Hygiene TO be called Health, for
which well-known writers on the subject will
contribute The announcement for July num-
Der contains the names of DIR. Oswald. DIR. C. E.
Page, Dr. Dodds, Julia Coiman. Hester NJ. Poole
DIR. w. E. Fofest Mrs. lie Favre, NJ. Poole,
Miss f. Marguerite Lindley. Mrs. Hudders. Dr.
Fuller, Helen Gilbert Ecob, and others. To be
issued as quarterly at Is cents number, or
so cents year. by the Health Publishing Co.,
80 Reade street. New York.
Every unmarried man thinks lie would make
good husband; every married man knows be
Is the best husband in the world of COURSE and
the man woman loves possesses lin her esti-
nation, at least) the elements Of an ideal hus-
band. 1t is interesting. therefore. to know the
opinions on this subject of such well-known
men as Rev. Dr. Parkhurst, Palmer Cox, Bill
Nye. Anthony Comstock, and George Francis
Train, who give their views in the July num-
Der of Demorests Family Magazine. some OF which
are very unique and well worth reading