Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
January Magazines.

The Globe Quarterly Review of literature,
society, religion, art and politics for Janu-
airy is one of much interest, containing q
number of articles of more than passing
merit. W. H. Thorne discusses the labor
question, "Dudes, Ghosts and Philosophers"
life of Bismarck" "The New World"
{ Realism and Idealism in Art" and give
US most entertaining book reviews aud edi-
torial notes. Other interesting articles by
writer's Of note make up an issue that prom
lies well for the new year. (Wm. Henry
Thorne, 1l2 North Twelfth St. Philadelphia,
Pa
The Southern States is an illustrated
monthly magazine devoted to the interests
of the Southern section Of our country. Its
January issue is largely devoted to letters
from Southern farmers. There are several
excellent short stories and some descriptive
articles of merit. Manufacturer Record
Publishing Co.., Baltimore, Md
The January number of the Cottage
Hearth opens with fine story by James
Knapp Reeve. Anna Wiley Burns de
scribes in her own inimitable way the
Houses of PAfliame Mt" Other intere sting
articles and home dressmaking depart
ment of more than ordinary originality and
value, combine to make up an issue that
will certainly prove welcome visitor in
any American home. wv. A. Wilde & Co.
% Bromfeld St., Boston, Mass.)
The Geographical Magazine from Octo.
Der to December 1898 completes year of
much intere and contsius a number of
articles which will not fail TO be appreciated
by all who take an interest in this import
ant subject. The frontispiece gives fine
glimpse Of Canadian snow shoe brigade.
The departments ara up to the usual high
standing. Nv. M. Goldthwaite, 10 Nasseau
street, New York;
L;ppincotts for January opens with a
novel THE Colonel" by Harry Willard
French. Mrs. Sherwood contributes q
most interes sting article, entitled "Reco'lec-
lions of Rachel, Fanny Kemble and Char
lotte Cushman." James Knapp Reeve
writes most interestingly of the .'Peninsula
of Lower California" Other fine contribu-
tions are made by Julian Has thorne, Katl1-
leen r. Wheeler, Gilbert r. Parker and
other writer's of note.
The new tariff bill is naturally the lead
ing topic in the January number of the
Social Economist. Other important arti-
Giles are 1.-The Problem ofthe Unemployed"
"Wools and Woolens ia the Tariff" and
"Ancient and Modern Labor in Europe"
1t is . number of value and importance,
and well worthy of careful study by all peo-
pie interested in these questions. School
of Social Economics, Union Square, New
York
The January number of Poet Lore will
not fail to enhance the appreciation Of this
excellent publication with the wide circle
of readers it has succeeded in securing dur
ing the five years of it, existence. The
table Of contents shows . wide range Of
entertaining readifg. Among the notable
contributions are "Clematis and Ivy; .
record Of early friendship, being exrratts
from unpublished letters of George Eliot
Papers of the Boston Browning Society, :"
MAN - IN v.rored Animal" With the
ususl excellent editorial contributions.
(Poet-Lore Co, l96 Summer st.. Boston,
Mass.
The January number of the Sanitarian