Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-30
LiTERA TURE AND J0URNALiSM.

TmE GALAXY made great bit, when Its enter
prispg conductors secured the publication In this
country of Charles Rcade's story. Put Your
self in His Place" II Is production which
stands almost beyond comparison in dramatic
force, and fascinating interest. All Mr., Rcado's
previous ,iIorts, excellent and powerful as they
are, must give place now, and even the brillian-
cies of ''Griflth Gaunt," and Foul Play" are
exceeded in this latest production. The story Is
not located in some past age, as Griffith Gaunt
was, nor among improbable aud unknown scenes,
as Foul Play, but it is forcbe, probable, present.
and practical, something entirely new, thorough
ly romantic, scnsationay startling, in the life OF
To-Day.
The other most prominent paper in the October
Caiusy is Justin McCarthy's sketch of Louis Ma
poleon The latter comes out much bclittled IN
his stature. and whether Mr.. McCarthy's estimate
i perfectly accurate or not, the article is an ad-
nliriblc one in style, and general idea.
-Mcssrs. j. Is. Lippincolt IL Co., OF Philidel-
phia will issue, this week, the first number oil
the new volume Of The Sunday Indgaz'ne, to
contain "Episodes in an Obscure Life" by a
Curate; "some Harvest Thoughts;' = Sundays
on the Continent" by the editor, Thomas Guth-
rie, u. ID. - "on the Miracles of Our Lord" by
George Macdonald, LII d.; The Companions
OF St. Paul;" "Upward Chances !" "Thc strus-
giles in Ferrara" the first chapters of story by
william Gilbert; How to Study the Old Testa-
nicnt;" "The Portrait Of Charity. as Presented
by ST Paul." by William Hunna d. ID. "Qucs-
tions which arc Always Turning Up" Four
poems are given, namely: "My Mothers Knee"
..The Rainbow" "The Bird of JOY" and I'm
mortality Brought to Light" The number Is
embellished with two full-page engrnYings
printed on toned paper, and fourteen wood-cuts.
Price 80 cents per number.
The October Aillatic is, 10 many respects
the best number Of the year. j. w. De Forest
opens with a somewhat mystical story called
1.-The City of Brass" 1.-The Brick Moon" is
one of E. E. Hale's fanclul efforts, the first por-
,un of which Is given. Bayard Taylor contri-
butes "An August Pastoral" and Whittier a
poem on :. Garibaldi." "1hc Egotist In Life ID
one f Henry Giles thoughtful essays. "hunt-
| iug In the. British Islands," by Charles Dawson
Shanly, is very full description OF hunting the
fox aud the hare. Perhaps the most noticeable
article is paper entitled pennsylvania Dutch,
which treats of The peculiar dialect of severa
counties in Pennsylvania. The author ia said to
be Mrs. P. E. Gibbons, Of Lascaster County, Pa
"Thc Foe in the Household" by Caroline
Chesebro, is continued. Other articles ar'
"German Songs" Earthquakes OF the Ameri
can Continent" " The Increase of Human Life,
"At Rydal," and "a Dredging Excursion in th'
Gulf Stream"
Our Young Folks, for October, Is full o
good things. Aldrich's "6toty of a Bad Boy
loses none of its interest as it progresses towar'
completion. Another packet Of the popula
swiiam Henry Letters" appears. Mr. Hal
tells our young folks How to Read" 9Th
Ghosts of the Mines" will be read with additions
interest at this time. "The Swan Story" 18th
World we Live On" The Great Pilgrimage,
"Autumn Days." several other articles and musi
comprise the contents. Two finely executed fu
page engravings, and number of smaller ones
are given.
We have received the Pomona Garden an
Nursery Catalogue of Strawberries, raspberrle
backberres, fruit and ornamental trees, etc., Gu
liyatcd and for sale by William Parry, Clnnamir
son, Burlington county, N. j. 1t contains fu
descriptions of the different varieties of berric
y accompanied with Illustrations, and price lis
: The catalogue is sent on receipt of stamp to pa
postage.
h The October Packard sustains Its reputatit
q for freshness and piquancy. 8. s. Randall lea'
: off with "The Autocrats of the Press" Elcan
n Kirk gives some more :" Facts About Workii
Women - Mrs Mary E. Tucker asks sam
Woman's Rights Woman 2" N. 8. Dodge sho'
"Quecn Victoria 10 her Prime;" jerome Ho
kins thinks he knows "Why the Peace Jubil
is was Musical Failure;" Edmund Kirke sketch
ir q pen-portrait of San American Woman;" WI
n Fl, Burleigh has mo Home," poem :" BE
h. rowing as a Fine Art;' "Humors OF the Dcps
v ments," are brief and readable. The editor
! department is full and interesting. A large pt
= tion of this "Young Mems Magazine" is devot
!, to tcoman topics
g The second number of Folio, the Bost
~ musical magazine, has appeared, somewhat
TO largcd. Two pieces Of new music and sol
s. interesting reading matter is given.
,s- Good Heath. for October. contains, amo
other articles, "Practcal Physiology Cataract
,re Children" Our Bread" Digestion" " Ba
"a ing" "The Sense of Touch" "The Skin
IN Management" "Sprairs, "on lee" and a
ate and valuable editorial department We consi
nd this useful publication, aud the name G
red Health is well chosen. Alexander Moore, p
Usher, Boston. Terms 81 year.