The record-union., 1896-04-27

/ in the relation, often makes the reader
/ catch his breath. The paper is fully
! Illustrated. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
in a paper admirable for its lightness
and grace of touch, tells of the conflict
/ she, as very young and ingenious
author. all unwittingly raised among
readers and reviewers by the publica-
| ton of ''The Gates Ajar.'' Lovers of
romance, proceeding, by the grace of
the author, with all the reality of real
ism, must not miss "Phdoso." Anthony
Hopes new novel.
''The Ladies' Home Journal for MAY
Philadelphia) has a very handsome
title page in tints. 1t is freely illus
trated. It's more attractive features
are Running a Train by Night" John
Gilmore Speed; From Laurel to AS
ter" by Nancy Maun Waddle; 'The
Violet (seriaD, by Julia Magruder:
''Neighborhood Types" by Mary H.
| Wilkins; Marie Antoinette Embroid-
cry" by Helen Mar Adams: "Shall We
Send Our Boy to College?" by Rev. Dr.
Parkhurst; "A Market for Everything .
/ by Bob Burdette; "A Livable House for
|
Charity Worth While?" by Ruth Ash
more; Approved Cotton Costume by
Isabel A. Mallon; 'Ships That Go to
Lullaby Land Gnfants cradles and
fttings), by James Thompson.
!
"The Black Cat'' for May Boston)
has these short stories: For Fame
Money or Love?' r. Ottolengui; "a
No Account Niggah," Leonard M.
Prince; "a Hundred Thousand Dollar
Trance" Eugene Shade Bisbee; The
Misfit Gown Elmer Cook Rice; The
Shifting Sand,'' c. c. Van Orsdall.
THE Sanitarian" Brooklyn) for April
has, besides news, reports, statistics
and invaluable data relating to sani-
tary science, these papers: Sanitary
Brushwood Picked Up in Europe" c..
| w. Chandler; oysters and Fever" !;
'Roentgen's Invisible Rays; kissing
and Handshaking"; Mortality from
/ tuberculosis in German Cities; MAS
! sage and It's Adjuncts." E. C. Angel:
/ Foods: Nutritive-Value and Cost
| W. Q. Atwater; "The Worlds Congress
| of MedicoC oClimatology" "Medico- Gil
matologist and What is Expected of
Him. A. F. Mckay; Climate and
Children Milton J. Blime; Some Fal-
lacies of the Trap Vent-Pipe," j. w.
Hughes; Medical Experts T. P. Cor
bally; "Theobromine," M. Muchara !;
Chronic Headache Treated With
Calomel," M. Gilliard; Insomnia in
Castro Intestinal Disorders; Practi-
cal Results of Antitoxine Treatment Of
D1phtheria," J. NJ. French; Serum
Treatment of Typhoid Fever by NJ
Chautemesse.
Casselrs Family Magazine - for May
| (Cassell Publishing Company, New
York; presents, with illustrations nu-
merous and handsome, these attrac-
tions: "Wayward Love-" by NJ. P. Shiel
| Gllustrated); Kings of the Playing
Fields" by B. Fletcher Robinson Gllus-
trated); IAN Irish Squire by the Earl
OF Desart Gllustrated); Where Mr.
| Chamberlain Lives by F. Dolman Ill
lustrateO; "Unsolved Mysteries of
| Crime" by Major Arthur Grifffths Ill
lustrated); III. r. H. Princess Maude of
| Wales" with photographs; "Silas P
| Cornu's System" by Henry A. Herring
| Gllustrated); Pictures of Italian Life, -
| by Arthur Fish Gllustrated; "A Miss
| ing Witness" Chapters 9-10), by Frank
Barrett; "Cablegrams for the Million -
| by j. Henniker Heaton NJ P; THE
| Warning Crystal" by Roma White
Paying Occupations for Gentle
women" by Elizabeth L. Banks; Fair
Daffodils," a song, by w. J. Foxell
| NJ. A., B. Mus; Home Dressmaking, >"
The Gatherer," Amongst Flowers,
Bees and Poultry"
Science" for high-class, concise,
/ fresh, scientific news, and treatment of
current scientific discovery, thought and
suggestion, has no superior. It is edited
| by committee of twenty widely known
scientists. 1t is published by Macmil-
Ian & Co., New York and London
'Littell's Living Age" the only week
| ly eclectic magazine in the world Git-
| tell & Co, Boston), is one of our most
highly valued literary friends No
other magazine presents so varied high
class literary matter from all the best
publications Of foreign lands. The two
last numbers, for instance, gives us the
cream OF these magazines: Nineteenth
| Century" t'Blackwood's "MacmiI-
lan's," "Fortnightly,' Temple Bar"
"Gentleman's Magazine" "Argosy."
''Longman's, "Cornhill,'' and Good
| Words"
| The Atlantic Monthly for Nav
| (Boston) has these papers: Letters of
d. G. Rossetti. 1. 1854" George Birk-
beck Hill; Pilgrim Station Mary Hal
lock Foote; "A Trip to Kyoto," Lafcadio
Hearn; Wal D'Arno," Charles j.
Bayne; "Pandean Pastimes," Fanny D.
Bergen; The Old Things, V, VI"
| Henry James; Daphne Laurea." Jose
| phine Preston Peabody; "The Preserva-
ton of Our Game and Fish," CASTOR
Fay; Some Memories of Hawthorne
w., Rose Hawthorne Lathrop; 1.-THE
Scandinavian Contingent" Kendrick
Charles Babcock: Whimsical Ways in
Bird Land" Olive Thorne Miller; THE
Presidency and Mr. Olney'; Teaching
Of Economics J. Laurence Laughlin:
"Old Wine and New" Agnes Repplier;
Hermann Sudermann," 1.-TWO Light
Bringing Books "The Contributors
| Club"
The CULVER for May (CasseH Pub
! fishing Company, New York and Lon
don) is freely illustrated and full of
general reading matter. Among lead
| ing papers are these: Things Unex-
planned Rev. Joseph Parker. d. D.;
''The Parsons Lighthouse a complete
i story. by j. r. Rowbotham; "The Story
of Achan." Dean of Canterbury: Scrip
| ture Lessons for School and Home"
Rev. j. w. Gedge; The Garden of the
| Agony" Rev. Robert Shindler: '.The