Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-06

California. Other illustrated features of
this great popular magazine are The
Sailors Snug Harbor." by Mrs. r. +.
Woodward; "The Sun Dance Of the Taos
Indians" by NJ. Campana; 1.-The Hospice
of St. Bernard" by James Ricalton !;
Following the Hounds in Southern Cali
fornia." by c. f. Holder; and "Human
Phosphorescence, by J. Carter Beard.
There Is also as usual, an abundance of
good short stories and poems Crank
Leslie's Publishing House, AZ Bond
Street, New York;
Godey's Magazine
for June is certainly one of the best pub
locations of the month, and cannot fail to
attract universal praise. Beaumont
Fletcher's review of g Trilby" as play
is of interest to both those who have and
have not seen this wonderful drama. W.
A. Cooper has an article on the National
Academy of Designs, with magnificent H.
Illustrations "How Tweed was Detected, 1"
by Henry Mann, who reported the pro-
ceedings of the famous trial, Is highly in
teresting, from both an historical and
detective standpoint. Besides these, there
are short stories, essays, illustrated ar
ticles, book reviews, poems, fashions. etc,
the whole beautifully illustrated. Cooley
Company, so Lafayette Place, New York
Short Stories.
The June number of Short Stories con-
tains one of Conan Doyle's vigorous and
striking tales of the Napoleonic wars, as
told by garrulous old French soldier
There is also careful study of New
York Sweat-Shop by Abraham Cahan,
the editor of the "Arbeiter Zeitung," and
other original stories-well worth reading
by Ripley Saunders, Marion c. Smith
and J. H. Gibbons. TRANSACTIONS from
the French and German add much to the
interest of this number. Current Litera-
ture Pub. Company, SO Lafayette Place.
New York;
Demoresfs Magazine.
A charming paper in the June nu mber
of Demorest's Magazine, describes "Some
White House Orchids 1t is beautifully
illustrated by over score of reproduce
tions from photographs taken, by special
permission of Mrs. Cleveland, in the White
House Conservatives, which depict some
of the gems of the noted collection
Another interesting and handsomely il
Illustrated article The Indians of the
Empire State" Should International
Marriages be Denounced" is the interest
ing question discussed in a symposium of
society women lawyers, clergymen, and
authors, and some very unique opinions
are given. Tho story matter is bright and
suggestive. In Sanitarian a splendid
article is "Tbe Bones and Muscles Their
Relation to Symmetry and Deformity, :"
in which some helpful hints about pre-
serving symmetry are given. Household
has q paper on marketing with illustra-
tions of the different cuts of beef; and all
the other departments are, as usual, re-
plete with interesting and helpful matter
CIV. 1Jennings Demorest 10 East 18th
street, New York;
The American Historical Register.
The monthly gazette of tho Patriotic
Hereditary Societies, for June, is beau
tiful number. The leading article is on
the capture of Louisbourg, in 17i5, by
the New England troops, and biographies
of the men who took prominent part In
this heroic expedition, with the official
list of officers. This number also con-
tains the full minutes Of the late annual
conventions of the Sons of the American
Revolution and Sons of the Revolution.
CTha Historical Register Publishing Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.)