The record-union., 1897-11-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE Living Age (Boston) was
founded in 1914. 1t is the oldest &C.
lectic magazine of the continent. Orig
inally published monthly, it is now Is.
sued weekly and still in magazine form
and enlarged. Lately literary sup
plement has been added with readings
from the American magazines. making
it the only complete literary eclectic.
for heretofore all its papers were
CLEANED from foreign magazines and
reviews. Very recently serial pubh-
cation of romance by translation. Thus
there is now begun An Epoch-Makin
Story" entitled With All Her Heart,
from the French of NJ Reul Bazin.
This novel, in its recent presentation
in the Revue des Deux Mondes. +"
aroused the greatest interest, attracting
the attention Of Hterateurs both in
France and England A vivid por-
trayal of life in a French industrial
town, it is interesting alike as a social
study, and as realistic. yet delicate
story of modern life. Its literary and
ethical qualities are SO unusual that
Les Annales Litteraiyss ct Politiques'
described it as AN Epoch Makins
Story" The London "Athenaeum"
charaeteriZes it as "a work of fine and
searching analysis, full of charm and
redolent of a perfume which is ex-
quisite and possesses no disquieting
element" Subscribers to the Living
Age for 1898 are offered free the eight
numbers of 1897 containing the first
installments of With All Her Heart"
The journal of Sociology for No
vember has these leading papers: THE
Junior Republic" John r. Commons;
Studies in Political Areas" Friedrich
Ratzel; The Hierarchy of European
Races" Carlos c. Closson; Social Con-
troll" Edward Alsworth Ross; THE
Meaning of the Social Movement AL
blon w. Small; Eccentric Official Sta
tistics," II. l.. Bliss; "The Relief and
Care of Dependents H. a. Mills;
Populism in State Educational In
stitution," George T. Fairchild Uni
versity of Chicago Press, publishers
THE Housekeeper'' for November
(Minneapolis) is up to the excellent
standard maintained by that very valu-
able periodical. 1t is rich with matter
for the home, both in entertaining read
ing and useful recipes, methods and
economics.
Trained Motherhood" for November
QoO Nassau street, New York; has
among its many departments of other
valuable matter these papers of spe-
cial interest to parents: "Whooping
Cough l. n. Love, NJ. D.; early Ris-
ing for Children" Clara Marshall; "One
of Many poem), Ray Laurance: "Diet
and Hygiene for Expectant Mothers"
K. L.; Did You Ever?" (poeln), E. w.
Bogardus; "a Little Girls Wish"
(poem), Mary Wright Davis; Learning
to Read" Illustration; 1.-The Art of
Rearing Children" Professor Elmer
Gates; Some Diseases Of Early Life"
j. Edmund Brown, NJ. D.: "Sermonette
for Mothers" Margaret May.
r
''The Outlook (New. York; has these
contents among others for November
9th Henry Georges Death" The
New York Election" Currency Reform,
Mr.. Cages Plan" The Union Pacific
Sale" ''The Mills House." THE Yellow
Fever E3idemic,' Labor Conditions
Abroad, Japan and Hawaii" Austria
and Hungary" "a New Arctic Expedi-
tion." President Eliot and Education"
"A World TEMPERANCE Meeting"
Henry George, Personal Impressions,
by Thomas G.. Shearman:; THE Func
ton of Education in Democratic So
ciety," by Charles w. Eliot, LII. D.;
Alfred Tennyson; Poet and Man. by
Hamilton w. Mabie; Captain Benja-
min," by Katharine Pearson Woods:
Salem: Historic and PICTURESQUE" by
Anna n. Benjamin: THE Story Of Glad
stones Life" by Justin Mccarthy; THE
Most Valuable Book in the World by
w. S. Harwood Some Seventeenth
Century Liberals" by Edward A
George.
"The Catholic Quarterly Review"
Charles A. Hardy, Philadelphia) for
October is at hand with these leading
papers: What Do We Read?" by r.
j. NJ; "The Struggle of Palish Catholic
ity With Russian Orthodoxy" Rev
Reuben Parsons, D. d.: Passion Flow
ers,' Alfred E. P. Raymund Dowling,
B.A., Oxon: Impressions Produced by
Apostolicae Curae." A. M. Grange;
Fact and Fiction in Literature, Rev.
James Kendall, S. j.: THE Land of Re
curing Famines,'' John ]. O'Shea;
The Expulsion of the Acadians-lloo,
Francis w. Grey: Spain and Cuba,
Bryan j. Clinch: THE Total Abstinence
Movement in the United States. Rev.
John T. Murphy, c. S. Sp.; Recent
Phases of Bible Study" Rev. A. j. Mas.
S. j.: From Machiavelli to John Cal
vim, Through John Morley editor;
"Buddha and His Doctrine" J. s. Gels
Ter.
1.-The Sanitarian'' brooklyn, N ~
for November is at hand. AS we nave
freqeuntly said, this is the foremost
and most newsy sanitary journal OF the
age The November number has as
leading features: Preventive Medicine
in the City of New York" Hermann