The National tribune., 1895-04-18
RECENT LITERATURE.

THEY CALL IT LOVE. BY Frank Frankfort
Moore. Published by J. r. Lippiucott Co. Phila-
delphia and for sale by Brentsno, Washington,
ID. @. Price s..
This is n new story by the author Of 81 For
bid tho Bans" "A Gray Eye or &c." "Daireen,"
etc 1t is unique study of the loves of some
highly cultivated young ladies, in a college
town in England, and is full OF incident and
bright, epigram matte conversation.
UNDER THE GUNS; A WoMAN's REMINIs-
ENCES OF THE CIVIL WAR. By Mrs Annie
Wiitenmyer, author OF "Woman's Work for
Jesus" "a Jewelled Ministry" THE Women of
the Reformation" etc, with AN Introduction by
Mrs. Gen. o. $. Grant. Published by E. Il. Still
fngs 4 Co, Boston. Mailed to any address on
receipt of 81.
To the soldier readers and loyal women of THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE Mrs. Wittenmyer needs
no introduction. Her services to their patri-
otto cause, during and since the war, are
part of the history of the country, and her
name is written in the hearts of all who cherish
the noble deeds Of American womanhood, and
would transmit them to posterity.
Mrs Wittenmyer has performed q new and
important service in collecting and publishing
her army "reminiscences, and the Grand Army,
the Union Veterans Union, the Loyal Legion,
the Armies of the Cumberland. Tennessee,
and Potomac, the Sons of Veterans. the
Woman's Relief Corps, the Ladies of the g. A r.,
the Daughters Of Veterans, the Ladies' Aid S.
women the country over should unite in giving
their approval to this most thrilling story.
The book is made up of scores of short sketches,
moving now to laughter and now to tears. 1t
introduces the reader directly to Dorithy L.
Dix, Mother Bickerdyke, Gen. Mcpherson,
Gen. Grant, President Lincoln. Secretary Stan
ton the boy hero of Vicksburg Fred Grant;
to the brave young heroes aud martyrs Of field,
tent and hospital.
There Is not single dull line in the book.
It's stories should be told at every campfire, and
repeated by mothers to their children around
the home circle.
sUNBEAMs AND SHADOWS By Edgar @.
Blum. Published by Laird &c Lee. Chicago.
Price 20 cents. An Interesting love story.
New Music.
"Welcome Comrades" Song dedicated to the
GAR. Words aud music by Mrs j. V. II.
Rooms. Published by the author, Room 3, The
Anthony. Muncie, Ind.
1.-The Flag of Our Upiop." Song and chorus.
Words and music by ]. g, Griggs. Published
by author, Beverly, o. Dedicated to all lovers
of our country and our flag.
GAR. Memorial Song. By ]. A. NJ Writ
ten for Memorial Day. Published by J. A. J.
Friedrich, Grand Rapids. Mich. Price 80 cts;
four copies 81.
"The Sailors Good-By; or, Never Say Nay
to Mother" By Will II. Horsfsll. Published
BY author, Newport, KY.
THE Straggler's Song" with quartet chorus.
Dedicated to GAR. Words by Comrade ]. III.
Whitney. Joe Hooker Post, Baraboo, Wis.,
Music by Comrade VIM. Gillette, G. c. Wash
burn Post, Madison, Wis. Published by Raphael
Fassett. Posts supplied by Comrade George b.
Merrick, c. c. Washburn Post Madison, Wis
Price 80 cents.
Magazines and Notes.
The story of the diplomatic manuvers be-
tween England and France for the restoration
of Napoleon's remains to France and OF their
removal from St. Helena to Paris, in 1640 and
heir burial, with imposing cerem les, in the
Hotel des Invalidss-in some respects the most
curious and dramatic episode in all the Napo-
leon history--wil be told by Miss Ida NJ. Tar
bell in McClure's Magazine for May. The paper
will be illustrated with a remarkable series of
contemporary engravings, portraying the flu
neral progress from the reception of the re-
mains on board the French ship at st. Helena
to the Anal scene at the Hotel des Invalides.
The April number of Toilettes is exceedingly
satisfactory. The pages are filled with ideas
for Spring and Summer gowns. for bridal out
fits, for morning-gowns. street-gowns, visiting
toilets. and evening costumes-1S0 designs in
all; enough for most any woman. Published
by Toilettes Publishing Company 126 West
Twenty third street, New York City. Price
20 cents.
Little Men and Women for April is the Easter
number, with How Muriel Saw the Birds. for
special feature. Published at Boston. Price
10 cents.
lie Francois is of the greatest assistance to
those who are learning French, think
they have learned 1t. Published by Berlitz
Co., New York. Price 10 cents a number, or
81 year.
The China Decorator. monthly journal de-
voted excusely to this art. Published at 30
University Place, New York. Price 80 cents.
Among the many attractive and handsome
Easter numbers so popular among readers OF
magazines and papers, The Youths Companion
exccls in appropriateness to the season and in
the exceptional quality of its reading matter.
The Story of Statue, by the Marquis of Lorne,
nrannrad for TrLa Cnnn nnninn in col ahnratian