Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
LITERARY NOTES.

TNTEIIIGENCE-A handsome portrait
OF DR.. Adolph Broadbeek is the frontis-
piece in the October number of Intelli-
gence. The following interesting table of
contents complete this number: The
Dogma OF Inspiration" Rev. Henry
Frank; Social Relations of the Kosmos."
c. Standard Wake; 1.-THE Metaphysics of
Courage" Charlotte Hellman; 'Inductive
Astrology'' QI.), Charles Johnston, Nj.
r. A. s.; Centres of Forces and Being"
XXVo, c. H. A. Bjerrsg gard; 'NThe Infin-
ity of the Soul,'' Eugene Skilton; Fight
Not Against Thy Sins Poem). Mary Put
nam Gilmore; rs Tt Worth While?"
Poem) Reginald B. Span; THE World
of Thought
GUNToN'S AnAGAZINE-Unquest
ably one of the ablest edited magazines
presented to the public is that bearing
the above title. All the important ques-
lions of the day are ably discussed in this
magazine in fafr and impartial manner.
In the October number Ex-Governor Ros-
well P. Flower, in an able and logical way
discusses 1.-THE Truth About Trusts" rs
the Silver Question Dead?" is very clev-
erly discussed by the editor. The subjects
of Theory and Practice of Partisan
ship" and THE Growth of Trades I'm
ionism" are both worthy CT a careful read
ing.
EV'RY MONTH-The October number
OF Ev'ry Month is a delightful one. The
music is bright and vivacious ''Blue
Skies are Waiting Somewhere song and
chorus by Gussie L. Davis, is very sweet
Don't Tell Her that You Love Her." is
a lovely waltz by Paul Dresser; 81 Live
Alone for YOU" is a charming song and
chorus by Charles Miller; 1.-THE Cotton
Pickers' Dance" is a lively Moroccan Bril-
hante by Edouard Hoist The literary
contributions are among the most read
able to be found, and illustrated in the
most active manner. Ev'ry Month should
be found at every fireside.
SUNBEANaS-The October number OF
Sunbeams is as bright and cheerful as its
title. "A Winter in Fayal," by Margaret
Ellen jackson, is a handsome description
of the manners and customs Of the people
in the Azores. 1.-The Ship Seen On the
Ice" is very entertaining "One Good
Turn Deserves Another is a well writ
ten story by Edward Everett Billings. "A
Gentleman Of the Old School, is the title
of an excellent sketch by Virginia T. Pea
SSSh- "A ldiSS IuIIlD6n OIL OCfler cnOlce
stories will be found in this beautiful
magazine.
TRAINED MOTHERHOOD-T Octo-
Der number of Trained Motherhood con-
tains number of articles which will
greatly interest young wives and mothers.
DIR. Collins H. Johnston fully discusses
the subject of Modified Milk for the Ba-
bes.' "The Hygiene of the Child s
Voice-A Plea for Excellence in Tone" is
a very instructive article by Fayette C.
Ewing, M. D. ''Premonitory Signs of Dis
ease in Mother and Babe" by j. Edmund
Brown, M. D., has excellent suggestions
The Departments are full of practical
thoughts and good advice for young
mothers.
MIND-A new magazine devoted to
science, philosophy, psychology and meta
physics, under the title OF Mind has Just
been issued, the initial number making its
appearance this month. Judging from the
first issue, the magazine will be one of
merit, and readily take rank among other
metaphysical publications. Mind will be
issued monthly by the Alliance Publish
ing Co., New York, and will be edited by
John Emery Mclean.
HEALTH OF BODY AND MIND. by
T. w. T'opham, M. D., Broc a-This
new volume is devoted to some practical
suggestions of how to improve both the
mind and body by mental and physical
culture, with general view to good
health and long life. The Introductory
chapters are taken up with subjects per-
tanning to the violation of Natures laws.
and the remedies to be applied in securing
relief. Then follows an exhaustive treat
lse on the subject of Athletics. The au-
thor on this topic shows that he is COM
plete master of the situation" and that
ms practical suggestions and rules, if
properly carried out, would accomplish
the great end sought for, viz: Health of
Body and Mind. The work will be a well
come visitor in schools of instruction
and training, and also in the home circle.