The National tribune., 1895-06-20

long erperieses sud obser.atios. be contends
that ip stomach troubles notably eonstipatiOu
and diseases resulting from i,--druxs shoald
never be used that nature furnishes remedy
in the shape OF food that certain foods have
medicinal effects. and when used IN sceordanos
with the simple system which be explains not
only prevention but cure may be depended
upon.
Magazines and Notes.
The Arena for June. besides beautifully
illnstrated article on Water Days in Florida
by Il. o. Flower; one on the British house OF
Commons. by Marcus Wright. and one on the
Brooklyn Trolley Strike, by Emil Richter, has
its usual array OF articles psychics. sociology,
politics. and literature. Published by the Arena
Publishing Co.. Boston. Mass. Price 50cents-
The Farmers Institute Question BOr contains a
quantity of plain. practical information on cat
tie and the dairy. Published by J. Wallace
Darrow. Chatham. ". Y. Price 80 cents.
The Popular Science Monthly for June Is par
ticularly fortunate in both its authors and it's
subjects. 1t opens with From the Divine Ora
cles to the Higher Criticism. which will form
the closing division of DR.. Andrew d. Whites
new chapters in the Warfare of Science. Two
prominent professions now generally united
those of the physician and the surgeou-are
treated by Herbert Spencer in the second chap
ter of his Professional Imsttut tions. Barton W..
Evermann describes Two-Ocsan Pass with
illustrations, and tells how trout get through it
into the Yellowstone River above the falls.
The Decline in Railway Charges is discussed by
II. r. Newcomb. The ffth article in Garrett
p Serviss's series on Pleasures of the Telescope
is entitled In Summer Starlands, and describes
to us the beauties of Scorpio, Hercules, Draco,
Sagitta and other consultations, with the ac-
compartment of carefully prepared maps In
The Psychology OF Woman, Prof. G.. L. w.
Patrick gives the result of q close scrutiny OF
r a - r - kad -
tanned a wealth of data and comparisons. An
illustrated article, by ID. T. MacDou2ai, gives
the results of experiments and research on IT.
rtability and Movement in Plants. Frank
Vincent describes Journeying in Madagascar
in the readable style that has been made fam1l-
lar by his books of travel. Mrs. Fanny d.
Bergen contributes interesting collection OF
folklore classcd as Surviysls OF Sun-worship
There is a Sketch OF the American Conchologist
Timothy A. Conrad, by Dr. @. c. Abbott. with
portrait. Published By ID. Appleton & Co.,
New York. Price 80 cents a number; 10 a
year.
Wilson'S Photographic Magazine for June Is Of
interest TO all vino are interested in either the
artistic results or the practical workings OF the
art of photography. There is an interestin
portrait of Ella Wheeler Wilcox. with letter
from the lady about one Of her poems, and
several splendid portraits OF men, The usual
collection Of dainty poses, which must DO q
great help TO all photographers, old or young.
is there. Articles on developing plates, print
ing on the various papers, and hints and sug-
gestions for making the art successful, Nil up
the magazine. Published by Edward L. VIII
son, 653 Broadway, New York. Price 80
cents.
Toilsttes for July Is decorated without with
gladiolus and within with fashions innumer-
able for women girls and little children. There
are styles for indoor and outdoor frocks, frocks
for walking. riding. driving. bicycling. and Tor
all the costumes that one needs for So MINER.
Babyh00d, THE Mothers Nursery Guide" !"
Published at Beekmsu street, New YORK.
Price 10 cents, or 81 year.
Fort Frsyne. the latest story by Capt. Chas.
King, U. 8. A., will be published In June by
Nicely. 1t has appeared serially in the daily
press.
England, Venezuela, aud the Monroe Doc
trine is trenchantly discussed in the June num-
Der of the North American Rerie1o by Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts,, who
maintains that the supremacy of the Monroe
doctrine should be established at once, in order
to put an end to Great Britain's territorial sg-
gressions in South America.
The Monthly illustrator improves with each
ISSUE although the previous ones seemed per-
fectly satisfactory. In the June number, be-
sides the continuation of the Jean VaJean IL
lustrations and the dainty Dream Life pic
lures, there is tho flower article with "The
Flower Slippers of Venus" There are other
pictures, dainty, fine, strong, grotesqae. dreamy.
odd, in endless variety. One article, Heredity
in Art" has beautiful women in graceful poses;
in another paper is most fascinating picture
of Marie Antoinette. An article on Japanese
game BIRDS and one on North American In
dians and their pottery, add to the interest; :;
but to tell all of the good points of the msga-
zine would be to reprint it. Published by
Harry C. Jones, 90 Fifth avenue, New York.
Price 80 cents.
Among the notable articles in the OrsrIand
Monthly for June are: Hawaiian Land Ten
ures," by Sanford B. Dole President of the
Hawaiian Republic; "Kalakaua's Trip Around
the World" by w. N. Armstrong, Ex-Minister
to II. r. III. Halkau California and the Rail-
roads," by John p. Irish. All are excellently
illustrated. Published at San Francisco. Price