The record-union., 1897-09-13
new PUBLICATIONS.

"A Dash for the North Pole" by
Walter Wellman, the we'll known
Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Times Herald is the leading
illustrated article in the National
Magazine" (Boston) for September In
the Klondike Country is the article,
however, that leads in interest The
illustrations and the text make it quite
the most satisfactory sketch we have
yet had on this present absorbing sub
ject.
"How Greedy Was Rescued" by Jo-
anna r. Nichols, illustrated from pho
tographs taken by Captain, now Com
modore, Schley. DR.. Edward Everett
Hale concludes his entertaining renin-
iscences. The last paper is on 'Old
Churches and Minister'S The elev-
enth chapter of the attractive religious
serial Christ and His Time" by Dali
las Lore Sharp, is included also in the
table of contents The remaining il
| Illustrated article is, The Yellowstone
National Park" by w. D. Van Blar-
com. which is the second in a series
entitled THE Seven Wonders of the
Butler, Hayden Carruth and Winthrop
Packard have several cleverly written
little humorous sketches in the depart
ment g 'Twixt Smiles and Tears" The
fiction consists of several readable
short stories: "The Order of the yell
low Robe" by Helen F. Huntington;
'Pietvo." by Francis Lynde; THE I'm
derstudy's Opportunity" by Robert
Stodart; Down the Cimeroon," by Egg
bert w Fowler and Chronicles of
Country Church Choir by Louise
Crockett Henderson.
The September issue of Table Talk
contains among the many interesting
subjects treated within its pages,
Some Unique Luncheons," by Mrs.
Burton Kingsland; Civilized Man Cam
not Live Without Cooks" by Katherine
! Read Lockwood; 'Some Spanish-Amer-
lean Cookery" by Sharlot M. Hall;
''Women of Colonial and Revolutionary
Times" by Mary Lloyd; recipes for the
most seasonable canning and preserv-
ing, and also for the promiscuous dishes
requested by housekeepers from all
over tie country. It's menus are freshly
prepared each and every month by
| Miss Cornelia c. Bedford, one of the
leading authorities in the country, and
The New Bill of Fare" by Mrs. M.
! c. Myer, is, as usual, one of the chief
features of the issue. Any Record
Union reader wishing to see a sample
| copy Of liable Talk can secure it free
| of charge by sending name and address
to Table Talk Publishing Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
''The North American Review" (New
York; has this table of contents for
| September: Are Our School Histories
Anglophobe?" by Professor Goldwin
Smith. THE Right of Contract" F. B.
| Thurter; Egyptian Prisons Her Ma
| jesty's Inspector of Prisons; Chinese
| Slavery in America" c. F. Holder;
| ''The Lesser Man." G. G. Buckler;
Progress of the United States VS.. the
| Pacific States" by M. G. Mulhall, F. S.
| S; Central Africa Since Livingstone's
Death Professor w. G. Blaikie, D. D.,
LII. D; ''The influence of Climate in
International Athletics Hamblen
| Sears; Problem of Next Century's
City" the Rev. Josiah Strong, D. D.;
Farmers Institutes and Their Work"
Frederic Taylor; "The Liberation of
| the Spanish-American Colonies by
| Senator H. D. Money; Our Diplomacy
| in Regard to Central American Canals
| by James Gustavus Whiteley; "The
Gorman "A New Business Alliance"