The record-union., 1897-09-26

ton. Kate L. Brown, The Evolution
of a Primary Teacher" the first ar
ticles giving an account of the many
elements and experiences which con-
tribute TO the making of a primary
teacher" Frances E. Newton, Moth
ers' Club Bureau" with the monthly
instailment Of matter for organized club
work. Nina c. Vandewalker, THE So
cial Settlement Vacation School," illus
trated. Susan E. Blow, Mother-Play
Study Course. Series Ill" This study
course is Of particular interest to earn
est students of child nature as pre-
sented by Friedrich Froebel.
The Magazine of Art for October
(Cassell Publishing Company. New
York; is at hand, richly illustrated and
with most entertaining text The lead
ing features are: The Harbor of Ref
uge," by Fred. Walker. A. r. A; The
Paris Salons: At the Champ de Mars, )"
by NJ. H. Spielmann, with three illustra-
tions; The Royal Collections, Decora-
tive Art at Windsor, Boulle Work, by
Frederick s. Robinson. with five illus
trations; "Marinus Of Reijmerswale," "
by Annie R. Evans. with three illustra-
tions; Metropolitan Art Schools: The
Peoples Palace" by Arthur Fish, with
nine illustrations: Our Graphic HUI
morsts: James Gillray," by Joseph
Grego, with two portraits; Compton
Wynyates, in Warwickshire, by Rev.
s. Barring Gould, with seven illustra-
tions: The Art Movement: Rene Lal-
ique and His Goldsmith's Work" by
Henri Frantz. with seven illustrations;
Art in Brussels" by Emile Verhaern,
with three illustrations French Fur
niture, with two illustrations; Ma
tional Gallery of British Art" by NJ.
H. Spielmann. with three Illustrations;
English Art at the Brussels Exhibi-
ton" by Emile Verhaeren; notes and
queries, and the chronicle of art with
three illustrations.
The Living Age" (Boston) is at hand
weekly, the best eclectic magazine of
the world. and the only weekly. 1t
was founded by z. Littell in 1914, and
is therefore the Oldest eclectic. 1t pre-
sents the cream OF. the English and
Scottish magazines in romance. biog-
raphy, essay, poetry and history. The
number for September 18th has papers
from the Contemporary Review,
Nature THE Athenaeum,' Mine
teenth Century National Review, >"
"Cornhin Magazine" and London
Times"
From the University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia) we have handsome and
useful pamphlet on The Veterinary
Profession" being a collection of pap
ers on the relation of the profession to
the health and wealth OF the. nation
and what if offers as a career. 1t is a
handsomely illustrated little volume.
The CULVER for October (Cassell
Publishing Company, New York and
London is before US, full of papers for
Sunday and general reading and freely
and handsomely Illustrated. There is
poetry. romance, biblical lesson, essay,
short story serials, sermons. hymn
tune, etc.
If the ladies want to know how to be
beautiful they Should read the article
on Newport Beauties and How They
Live" in the October number of What
to Eat" just issued. The finest writ
ten articles of the series are contained
in the present number. Head Walters,
Cooks and Their Victims, How a
Family of Five Can Live on so a
Week (n town" The Apple Contro-
versy," kissing for Dyspepsia" sto-
ries, poems, etc, make a wonderful
number. Pierce & Pierce, publishers,
Minneapolis, MINI.