The record-union., 1897-03-07

Blaschka Flower Models of Harvard"
| by Marcia E. Hale; The Cliff DWELL
ers' Sandal" by Otis T. Mann; India
Rubber and Gutta Percha." by Profess
sor Villain.
Table Talk for March PhiladeI-
phia) has among other papers these:
| How to Have oysters at Their Best"
| Massage for the Amateur The New
| Bill of Fare" "Midwinter Fancies.'.
| Modern Society Ways in Lent" In
Woman's Line" "Housekeepers' In
quiries," New Menus and Seasonable
| Recipes" Menus With MONDAY Din
ners," "Curries of Meat and Fish,
| Creole Recipes" care of the Carpet"
Fashion in Temporary Retirement In
der the Lenten Calm
"The National Magazine" for March
is in many respects a Southern number.
| The leading illustrated article is en-
titled In the Florida Resort Land,'
| by Arthur w. Tarbell. The second ar
| ticle is THE Surviving Leaders Of the
Confederacy," giving portraits and
sketches of all those men now living
who held prominent positions, govern
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war "A Marble City; or the Tennessee
| Centennial Exposition" is descriptive
and illustrative of the great exhibition
to be held next May. Christ and His
Time" 'Billy Bilson's Fire." by VIM
| throp Packard; "On the San Pedro
Trail" by Stewart Lawrence; "Will-
Jams of Rhode Island" by Frank II.
Sweet The Ruby Necklace" by Helen
w. Pierson; Her Roses" by Harry
Darbers: and "A Turned Down Page,'
by Charlotte Rice and poems by Myra
tie Reed and Elizabeth Harman also
appear. (Bostonian Publishing Com~
pany, BoSton)
"Sothrons" for March Philadelphia)
has a seasonable cover and it's frontal
page, full page, half tone art concep-
ton. The short stories in this charms
ing. cheap. but we'll ordered magazine,
are "A Voice from the Void" The
Price of a Soul,' THE Strange Por-
trait Was 1t the Devil LAS the
Candle Died Out" Fitting Phantoms.'
In addition there is a paper on "Mu-
sizes Appeal to Individual Feeling"
THE Photography of Thought" and
"a Group of Royal Beauties" with por-
traits. Besides there are poems.
sketches. etc.
"Harper's Weekly for March con-
tains an important review of the ad-
ministration of President Cleveland by
the editor, Henry Loomis Nelson. The
dCubie-page illustration by w. u.
Peters gives birds-eye view of Wash
ington as it appears on the occasion OK
the inauguration of a President.
A particularly timely article in ''Har-
rers Round Table" for March was an
account Of the present situation in
Crete, by Cyrus C. Adams, illustrated
with q map. Other articles include
Standards in Modern Literature by
Edmund Gosse; "A Lady of the White
House," and THE Battle of Opequan,"
by Richard Barry. Kirk Munroes
new story, THE Painted Desert" viii
be continued and "A Loyal Traitor
by James Barnes draws toward the
close An amusing feature of the num-
her is a short story, For Sale-A War
rior, capitally told by p V. Mighels-
The Travellers and Shippers Direc-
tory for March Denborn Co., S. F)
is as usual full and exhaustive of the
subjects of which it treats. There is
no directory at all comparable with it
upon the lines of which this admirable
work treats.
THE Midland Monthly" DeS Moines,
Ia) for March is profusely illustrated.
It's leading articles are Across Country
in a Van," Japanese Farming"
Grants Life in the West Madame
Desiree's Spirit Rival" "Federalist
Clubs of Washington" John Brown
and His Iowa Friends" and "Bijornst-
jerne Bjornson."