Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-18

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marks" THE Origin of Heraldry, !"
"Col. Jacob Gerrish of Newbury, Kill
Iingly, Conn, Church Records, " Pedt-
grees from Essex Deeds Recorded in Essex
County, Mass" and Some Descendants
of John Wright of Woburn, Mass" The
departments contain the usual amount Of
interesting matter. (Eben Putnam, Sa-
lem, MaSs.)
Home and Country.
The leader in the July Home md Coun-
try is an instructive article on Types of
Womanly Beauty, by Josephine Angel.
A large number of beautiful half tone
portraits accompany the article, showing
representative types of the world. One
of the features of this number is q read
able sketch of the life of Levi p. Morton.
An article which will be read with inter
est at this season, when the circus is In
the ascendant, is Josephine r. Bailey's
amusing paper, "A Week with the Cir
Gus. " Several interesting articles and
the usual amount of fiction and poetry
complete an excellent ISSUE (Jos. w.
Kay, New York;
The Mayflower.
Among the articles of note in the May
flower for July are "Wild Flowers of
Utah. g A Southern California Gar
den, - "The Old Gardens of the South,
Floral Flotsam, Flower Farming In
California, Strawberries in the Home
Garden" and Orchids of the United
States The Home interests" depart
ment Is as usual attractive and entertain
ing. This excellent magazine cannot fail
to be of value to all interested in floricul-
ture aud horticulture. (Mayflower Pub
fishing Company, Floral Park, New
York }
The New England Kitchen Magazine.
The July number of this deservedly
popular household monthly is brimful of
entertaining and instructive articles.
Chief among them Is noted a valuable H.
Illustrated paper on "Some Early Mush-
rooms" by Annie P Doughty Two pa
pers which will be Welcomed by all house
keepers are How to Keep Cool While
Cooking" and Summer Beverages. 1"
Several pages of choice new recipes by
Mrs. Lincoln are a welcome contribution
to this number. Other papers of note are
1.-THE Relation of Women to Hygiene and
Sanitation" and ''Notes from Paris.
(The New England Kitchen Publishing
Company, Boston, Mass.)
Globe Quarterly Review.
The current number of this valuable
periodical has the following excellent
table of contents: Comparative English
and American Culture" "The Resurreo,
tion of Tammany," Edward VI and the
Marian Age, Balfour's Foundations OF
Belief, William Penn and the Quakers.
Sincerity in Art and Literature
Modern Orient and Modern Occident,"
"The Honeric Epics in Art, About
Criticislng tho Hierarchy and "The- Ne
gro In Fact and Fiction "(W. H. Thorne,
Decker Building, New York
Harper's Magazine.
Harper's Magazine for July has host of
good things and is one of the best of the
month The special features include the
following excellent papers: Some I'm
aginative Types In American Art" Roy
al Cortissoz; In the Garden of China,
Julian Ralph : The German Struggle for
Liberty" Poultney Bigelow; Bear
Chasing in the Rocky Mountains"
Frederic Remington; Where Charity
Begins" Owen Wister; Americans in
Paris" Richard Harding Davis, and
THE University of Pennsylvania, by
Francis n. Thorpe. The Personal
Reclollections of Joan of Arc" which
have created so much interest In lit
erary circles, are continued in this
number. Harper and Brothers, New
York.
The Forum
One of the notable articles in the july
Forum is by DR. Max Nordau, author of
Degeneration, who writes on Society's
Protection Against Degenerates. Ex-
Senator g. +. Edmunds discusses the
'Salutary Results of the Income Tax De-
cision, " and on the other hand, A ssistant
Attoruey-General Edward B Whitney
points out the Political Dangers of the
Income Tax Decision" The educational
articles in this number include, CHARLES
Kingsley's Place in Literature, 4" Work of
an Association in Western Towns" Pic
ture Exhibitions in Lower New York
and . The Art Work Done by Hull House.
Chicago" Other articles of note make
up valuable number. {The Forum Pub
fishing Company, III Fifth Avenue, New
York