The record-union., 1898-07-18

Care of Cows for a Production of Suit
able Food for Infants j. c. Culbertson,
NJ. D.; Contagious Skin Diseases" Ed
win Rosenthal, NJ. D.. Nervous Chill
dren,' II. f. Hazlett, NJ. D.; The Ideal
Mother" Cornelia E. James; "The Evo-
luton of Motherhood Lucinda b.
Chandler; Suburban Hygiene" Harvey
B. Bashore, Nj. D.; The Prevention of
Diseases in Children" William HI.
Flint, M. ID.
One of the best of modern war songs
that we have seen is Marching to
Cuba" just published by the Zeno Maui
vais Co. of San Francisco. and written
by Josie NJ. Galloway and j. H. Dohr-
mann. The words are patriotic in their
sentiment, and the music is on the
breezy, lively, march time order There
is a dash about it that arouses enthu-
siasm, starting with the handsomely
gotten up title page and ending only
with the last notes of the chorus. 1t is
song thoroughly in vogue with the
times and will become as popular as
did Marching Through Georgia" >"
Down in Dixie" and other songs of our
rebellion fame. The price is 80 cents.
THE Woman's Home Companion"
for July Springfield, o. comes with a
suggestively cool and bracing title
page. 1t is freely Illustrated and is
Well filled with choice reading matter,
from original stories, poems, sketches
and timely monographs, to fashions,
papers on domestic economy, the toilet,
/ OH t.
azine thoroughly entertaining and ex-
ceedingly rich in valuable informa-
tiOn for the home
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Modern Medical Science" CNew
York; for the current month has a great
deal Of valuable information for physi-
clans, sanitarians and for laymen as
we'll Its papers are crisp, lucid and
practical. In medico-phySiolog
science, therapeutics, medico-surgical
news, etc, it is replete with information
new and timely.
Among the notable features in the
"Argonaut" (San Francisco) July 18th
are: The Virgins Tooth: A Tale Of
Mexico" by Herman Felix; "A Letters
Experience: Told by ITSELF translated
from the French of Jules Case; a letter
from New York American Wives and
English Husbands" Mrs. Atherton's
new novel, is reviewed at length in the
"Argonaut," and many interesting ex
tracts are given. 1t is the story Of a
California girl who married an English
man, and the "Argonaut' quotes from
the most entertaining chapters in the
book.
First Catch Your Bird" is a new song
published in sheet form by Lowell Ma
son, Ia West Thirty-f fourth street, New
York. The words are by John Fowler
and the music by Charles J. Wilson. The
conceit of the text is clever and witty
and the sentiment sound. The music is
catchy, crisp and merry. 1t ought to
become very popular song.
THE Youths Companion" for July
18th (Boston) is fine example of the
regular issues of a paper that is known
wherever the English tongue is spoken.
THE American Chess Magazine for
July coo East Twenty-third street,
New York; has the scores at the end of
ment, Lasker's rules for development
of pieces, a portrait of William Winter,
the poet and critic and chess amateur
games from the Vienna tournament,
problems by many noted players, chess
by telephone, chess in the stage and
numerous papers and notes of interest
to clubs and players.
THE Sanitarian" for July (Brooklyn,
New York; has, besides it's news notes
departments and vigorous criticisms
and there is no more fearless critic
these valuable papers: Home Santa
tion," Mrs. Esther A. Powell; Mari
time Provinces of Canada as Summer
Health Resort; Transmission of In
fectiOus Diseases by the Atmosphere" 4;
| Malaria and the Cuban Campaign"
Charles E. de NJ. Sajous; Don't Need
Public Baths!" Mayor of Albany; Vac
cine Virus-Circular of Information
New York City Health Department"
"Diphtheria Antitoxin Serum of Great
er Power; Medical Excerpt. T. P.
Cordially; "Prophylaxis Of Tuberculo-
SIS" NJ Graucher; "Polymorphous Ery-
thema," M. Tregois.
Give the Devil His Due.