The record-union., 1896-09-20


being. 1t is one of the manifold interac-
tons between individuals, the sum of
which we designate as the socialization
of the individuals concerned The So
Geological task is therefore to interpret
historical examples SO as to show, first,
from what material or formal condi-
tions this form of society, in its different
variations, takes its rise, and, on the
other hand. what material or formal
consequences attach themselves to the
relation SO discovered University of.
Chicago Press.)
In the number of "Harper's Bazar'
issued on October Sd, there will be given
the first chapter of Frances Wal
deaux," a brilliant serial story from the
pen of Rebecca Harding Davis. The
story is original in treatment, and has
for it's motive the absorbing love of
mother for an only son. 1t will occupy
eight consecutive numbers of the Ia
Zar," and will be finely Illustrated. "Au-
tumn Fashions for Men, will be fully
treated in the next issue of the "Bazar."
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"sHarper's Round Table" for Septem-
Der 10Th has an installment of the story
entitled "a Virginia Cavalier" by Mollie
Elliott Seawell; an article telling How
to Take Care Of a Small Aquarium" by
James Steele; Adventures with Friend
Paul." the first of a series of papers by
Paul Du Chaillu on some of his expert
ences in Africa; continuation of I'm the
Old Herrick House." by Ellen Douglas
Deland; "The Amusement Club one of
a series Of outdoor entertainments for
young people, by Emma ]. Gray; "Up
In a Waterspout," one of the old sailors
yarns, by w. ]. Henderson; and an in
stalment of the humorous serial entitled
"The Voyage of the Rattletrap," by
Hayden Carruth.
''The School Review for September
University Press, Chicago) has papers
on tripartite division of education, sec
ondary education, constituents Of sec
ondary school, college admission re-
quirements in mathematics, reports of
meetings, reviews, etc.
'"The American Magazine of Civics"
for August-Septembe (New York;
treats of independent circulation of gold
and silver coinage, patriotism in the
schools, two kinds of wealth, machinery
as a factor in social and industrial evo-
luton, future Of our republic, farmers
and silver, mission of the public park,
evolution of money and the gold money
fallacy.
Frank Leslies Popular Monthly"
CNew York; for October is richly Illus
trated and has a great number of pa
pers, far too many to catalogue here.
They treat of fiction, the financial
question, art the Presidential CAM
paign, the stage, revenue cutter SER
vice, city traction systems etc, and has
stories, poems, sketches, art illustra-
tions, notes and other papers, etc.
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The Neale Eilers Company. Sacra-
mento publishers, has issued two pieces
Of sheet music, both by Miss Fanny r.
Harvey of Towles, Placer County. One
is a song "Coaxing Baby to Sleep and
the other is a composition in march
time. Berkeley Rush." and is dedi-
Gated to the Pick and Shovel Brigade.
The title pages in both cases are very
handsome and that Of the song has
portraits Of babies Grace and Olita,
to whom the composition is dedicated.
the one full of dash and spirit and the
other as sweet a lullaby as one may
wish to hear with words rich with
tender feeling.
The "ouiver" for october (cassell
Publishing Co., New York; is freely IL
lustrated and full Of Sunday and gem
eral reading. The "Quiver" is one of
the best, most helpful, morally elevated
and interestingly varied family masa-
zines periodical literature has ever
known.
From F. A. Blackmer (BostOn), the
publishers, we have new sheet music,
a campaign song and chorus, Prosper
ity, Protection and Mckinley" words
and music by F. A. Blackmer. 1t is a
spirited song and the chorus is for
mixed voices.
From Charles H. Scott, publisher,
Cincinnati, we have new sheet music,
"Bryan's Boomerang" Republican
campaign song, humorous, lively and
very catchy" 1t is admirably adapted
to be sung at campaign meetings.
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The Midland Monthly for Septem-
Der Des Moines, Ia) has paper and
portrait of Senator Foraker and family,
stories, poems, sketches, travel article
on Egypt and Palestine, war sketch,
anecdotes, home themes, woman's clup
papers, etc. 1t is richly and profusely
illustrated with fine pictures.
"The Outlook Illustrated Monthly"
magazine number, to August 18th, came
late to hand from the Outlook Com
pany, New York. But it is not the less
welcome The "Outlook" is a Quarto,
very freely and very handsomely Illus
trated. The number treats of Ii Hung
Chang and General Grant, Mr.. Moody
and Northfield, The Higher Life OF St
Louis, the Institutional Church and
other subjects Besides there are stories,
poems, notes, views, comment on cur
rent topics, etc. 1t is a fine family paper,
cleanly, vigorous, entertaining and In
structive.
The Youths Companion" for Septem-
ber 18th Boston) has art second of the
charming story, Miss Lucia's Assis-
tant,'' story, THAT Boy Boots" tale
of sheep thieves Of Fuegia, a paper by
Justin Mccarthy, M. p, on how Mem
bers of Parliament are introduced into
Parliament, and a number of short
papers on interesting subjects. The
Companion" is one of the oldest, best
and most entertaining of all papers pub
lished for youths.
The National Campaigner'' is a
pamphlet book of marching and other
songs for RapuhlicaD ol11hc Saf fo music