The record-union., 1898-01-10

or John r. Rogers of Washington.
Our Interstate Protective Tariffs" by
James ]. Wait, is an exposition of dis
| eliminating freight charges. Our
| Friends the Enemy" is contribution
| by John D. Spence of Toronto, on the
| relations, social and political. between
| the Canadians and the United States.
Municipal Proprfetorship" is discussed
| in the affirmative by Augustus l.. Ma
son B. 0. Fowler's article is on
| James G. Clark, the American Laure-
ate of Labor "Questionings from the
| Pews" is the title of a caustic paper by
Judge Benjamin F. Burnham. Helen
Campbell on American Domesticity,'
points out the reasons of the apparent
| decay of the domestic life. "Plutocracy
and War; by the editor. Tributes to
| Henry George" Charwin Lesbald 8
1.-THE Smelling of the Hon. Jerry
Webb" ''Mistletoe," a beautiful ma
ture sketch by Rev. Robert Blight.
THE Higher Civilization versus WV
section" by Rosa G. Abbott ''The
Plaza of the Poets" and in 1.-THE Edi-
tors Evening" complete the number
with a series of Flammarions story of
| 'Urania."
i bad cooking is waste-waste of
| money and loss of comfort" Smiles
! tells us hence we feel sure that the
housewives of his day could not have
! had such a guide as Table Talk" for
instance-the January issue of which is
| just out, and gives as usual, much of
value in helping over these stumbling
blocks and many others that comfort
the home-maker Mary Ronald tells
of Small Economies; Mrs. Grinnell
of Useful Scraps; Miss Bedford gives
many recipes and menus, leading 10
reasonable expediture Of money and
good results. Mrs. NJ G. Myers New
Bill of Fare" is full of entertaining and
useful suggestions Mrs. Burton Kings
land gives the first of three articles on
the subject of How to Read" and
! her readers will find her guidance prac-
teal, helpful and advantageous. "Old
Plantation Dinners by Calvin d. Will
son; Timely Aids in Illness" by Dora
NJ. Morrell; a fashion resume by Til
lie May Forney; How to Cook Tripe"
by Shar]ot NJ. Hall and Creole recipes
on other subjects. A sample copy of
Table Talk is offered free to any one
| of our readers who address to Table
Talk" Publishing Co., Philadelphia.
''The Engineering Magazine" for jan
uary New York; is. richly and freely il
Illustrated and besides the twelve de-
partments has these leading papers:
THE Possibilities and Limitations Of
Electric Traction" F. J. Sprague
| Ship-building as a Productive Indus
try in Great Britain" James McKech-
ME; Future Supremacy in the Iron
Markets of the World" J. Stephen
Jeans; Automatic Machinery the Sc
cret of Cheap Production" Hiram S.
Maxim; ''The Control and Fixation of
Shifting Sands" John Clifford; THE
Economy and Efficiency Of the Large
Gas Engine" Dugald Clerk; Cost
Keeping Methods in Machine Shop and
Foundry" Henry Roland; European
Systems of House Heating J. L.
Saunders; "The Transmission of Pow
er by Belts and Pulleys," c. L. Red
field; '"The Cyanid Process for Gold
Ores in Western America Themes
Tonge.
The "Bookman'' for January New
York; has, among other features, these
attractions: Chronicle and comment
American, English, miscellaneous, with
portraits; poetry, 1.-THE Lions of Bos-
ton," with two illustrations, Gelett Bur-
CESS; Loves Labor Lost" 1. Zangwill;
lotto Won Bismarck" Harry Thurston
Peck; Toward the Deep" Charles j.
Bayne; LET Me Believe" Virginia