White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-07
Literary Notices.

Literary Notices.
The ATLANnc.-The September number of this
ever popular publication is reliable readable and
entertaining Nowhere is it heavy, while all its
pages show that Osgood & Co. know well how to
cater to the taste of the day. well-written sto-
try by Byard Taylor, called "Twin-love, opens
thenumber. tits short, crisp andcomplete. THIS
is followed by poem from H. B. Hudson, called
Learning, which has many pretty stanzas, and
is full of the spirit of September.
Wilson Flage has delightful study of nature
which he calls "The Field and Garden" 1t reads
like Higgirson, and is worth carefnl perusal.
VI. l.. p. continues the diary of American Life in
France, 1851. These articles have become donb-
ly interesting in the light of recent French events
After further instalment Of the story of g Kate
Beaumont" there follows a short story called
"Twenty Dollars, +" succeeded by queer and con-
else essay from the pen of J. g. Appleton, on
"The Flowering of Nation" 1t is mixture OF
little of everything, including Greece, the Latin
races, the discovery of American, fountain In
Boston. the Society for Animals, etc.
Part second of A. James, Jr's, "Watch and
Ward" finds its appropriate place, followed by
No. III. of Mrs. Helen Hunts "Encyclicals OF
Traveller" She writes in this letter of Rome and
Venice. W. d. Howells continues his story Of
.Their Wedding Journey" and Bret Harte has
his poem, "A Greyport Legend" Mr.. Fields
whispering Gallery" is as wonderfully interest
ing az ever, and full of Charles Dickens Bret
Harte's story of "The Romance of Madrono Hol-
low" closes the general articles. The usual num-
ber of well-written book notices are given, incii
ding for authors Mrs. Stowe, Kingsley, Froude,
Brenarls, Anderson and Reade.
OUR YouNG Folks is as bright as ever, and is
not bad reading for grown folks. "Jack Hazard
and his Fortunes" is continued. Mrs. Carter
tells something about picture-making in "Light
and Shadow" Mrs. Phelps furnishes a second
paper on "The Girl Who Could Not Write a Com
position" "The Crushed Urchn," by Miss. Bal
lard, is all about him of the sea, called Erchinns
There are great many other things of interest in
this number but our yonng folks will find them
out without our help.-J. r. Osgood & Co., Pub
fishers, Boston.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for September is
a splendid Number. 1t would seem almost impos-
sible to improve this excellent work. and yet each
succeeding number seems to he better than the
last This present number opens with beauti-
full Ballad by G. w. Persley, entitled "Barney
Aleenen Vol. VIII. commenced with the July
number. and the publisher offer to send the July,
August and September numbers for seventy-five
cents Address J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
York.
SCRIBENR's Observation-Disclosures for September
Picture from Canada, by W. George Beers; Mer-
Gator, the Pathfinder of the Seas by William
Wells: Whose Wife She, by SAKE Holm !;
Mountain Views and Adventures, by F. 7. Head
"; The Songster. A Midsummer Card, by Ed
ward c. Steadman; Scenes from the Marble Farm,
by W. l.. Alden; Chinese Skilled Labor, by Wm.
+. G. Shanks; A Woman's Execution, Paris, May,
1871, by Edward King; The River of Egypt.
What a Map, by W. o. Stoddard; The Cloud and
Fire, Hymn, by Samuel Welcott; Peter Bloch
Hartz Legend, by Susan Archer Weiss; An
Adventure in, Japan, by Gilman P. Briggs; The
Elms of Old Trinity,.by H. T. Tnckerman; The
Co-Edncation of the Sexes, by Alexander Hyde
Wilfrid Cumbermede; an Autobiograpical story,
by George Mcdonald; A New Study of an Old
Force, by James Richardson; Topics of the Time,
The Old Cabinet Home aud Society Culture and
Progress Abroad, Culture and Progress at Home
Etchings Scene from Shakespeare, by l. Y. Hop
kins.
The subscription price of the Monthly is only
$500 year.
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"THE GRP.-This is the name of a monthly
Magazine, devoted to the interests of Odd Fellow
ship, published at Kansas City, by BLISS & JOINS.
No. is before US. 1t is aneat 16page work, filed
with interesting items relative to the Order. The
publishers say they will enlarge it soon to double
its present size. One of the publishers was here
short time since, and secured quite number of
subscribers. The price is 81 year.