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The Magazines.

GoDEYs LADY Book Tor September contains
striking engraving of the olden time, entitled
"The Defense :" tho usual pages of fashion
plates and wood engravings, music, etc. Its
literary department gives us stories, sketches,
ETC., by well-known authors. The other
departments contain their usual variety OF
interesting and valuable matter for the ladies'.
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL for September presents
an excellent variety OF Stories, Poetry, Natural
History, Pictures, etc. As the time for making
arrangements for reading matter for the next
year is near at hand, the publisher offers to send
the remaining numbers of this year free TO all
whose names and money are sent in before
October first. Terms $3.50 a year. Address
John E. Miller, Chicago, ILL.,
The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for September is
filed with excellent reading matter, including
number of illustrated articles. In it's varied
contents we notice Choice Stories and
Sketches Agricultural Department; Monthly
News Review Ladies' Olo; Our Chatter-B X
for young folks; Scientific and Curious facts !;
Rebekah Department; What Odd Fellowship
Teaches Correspondence from all quarters,
&c. Published fly the A. o. F. Association,
No. 90 Nassau ST., New York. $3.50 per year ;
I.25 per vol.
THE GALAXY for September contains the
closing part of Justin McCarthy's LADY
Judith" Agricultural Labor at the South"
is practical paper upon the condition and de-
fects of this branch Of industry in the Southern
States. Perpetual Motion, by F. b. Perkins.
Edward Crapsey gives another chapter in the
history OF " The Neither Side Of New York"
treating, this month, OF outcast children
Charles Warren Stoddard relates a bit of per-
sOnal experience with self-sacrihcing heather
in 81 Pearl Hunting in the Pomotovs." "Lese-
Amour" by Ernest Roland, is one of the GALAXY
stories. Mrs. Edwards "0ught we to Visit
Herr" is continued; and Anthony Trollope's new
story, =" The Eustace Diamonds" il begun.
George FlOwerden contributes an honest piece
of verse in Waiting" Philip Quilibet tells us
of his ramble in Name, for drift-wood
HARPER's MAGAZINE for September opens
with a richly illustrated paper on Montauls
Point, Long Island" by Charles Parsons.
Reindeer, Dogs and Snow-shoes." Mrs 2.
| Is. BuddingtOn contributes a chapter of gossip
about the Bard OF Abbotsford." Failures in
Kmgcraft," by Benson J. Tossing, is a collec-
ton OF interesting anecdotes concerning mon
alchs. Eugene Lawrence furnishes an article
under the title OF the Schoolmasters Of the
Middle Ages" General John A. Bodies, in the
e Earthquake Law" gives information concern
ing the effect on legislation of the New Madrid
earthquake, which occurred in 1911. "Lyell
and Geology" is an instructive article by Jacob
Abbott. Edward II. Tulidge explains the
Reformation in Utah." John G. SAKE gives a
fragmentary and rather feeble account OF
"Puns and Punsters." The short stories are
"the Angel of the House" by DIR. r. Castleton,
"a Summers Amusement" by Annie Thomas,
and Caught by an Heiress," by Justin Nc
earthly. "Annie Furness" is continued, and
"The American Baron" There is poetry, how.
ever, in the Easy Chair" talk about college
commandments what he says of Washington
in 1900 and 1871 has permanent value.
ScRIBSERs MoNTHLy.--A pleasant, sketchy
paper, entitled Pictures from Canada" opens
| the September number OF Sc7.ibaa's il Is by
DR.. Beers. Next we have an interesting paper
on "Mercator, the Pathfinder of the Seas,
with an excellent portrait. The other illus.
trated articles are q graphic description OF
Headley; See es from the Marble Faun," BY
W. L. Alden !; and an entertaining paper BY
James Richardson on the recent experiments
in London, by men OF science, with Home
"Whose Wife was SheP" is the title of story
OF marvellous power and exciting interest, BY
SAKE Holm. Susan Archer Weiss also writes !
bright story" Peter Bloch, q Hartz Legend >
and the installment of Wilfrid Cumbermede Ii
interesting. Then we have q very timely and
valuable article by Mr.. William F. g. Shanks
Mr.. W. o. Stoddard throws light on the mys
terry connected with the River of Egypt; Mr.
Alexander Hyde, gives his views concerning
the !" Co-education OF the Sexes y and Gilman
p. Briggs tells about tragic "Adventurt
in Japan" Mr.. Stedman contributes "Tht
Songster Midsummer Carol" which is al
exquisitely melodious as the brave canary SOM
it celebrates. Edward Kings verses, 81
Woman's Execution, Paris, May, IL" graphic
ally reproduce tragic incident in the history
Of the Commune Mr.. Tuckerman, in "Tht
Fins Of Old Trinity" deprecates recent ac
Of vandalism in Newport, R. l. and Rev. Mr.
Wolcott has hymn entitled g The Cloud ant
Fire" In Topics of the Time, " DR.. HOLLAND
writes about s'The Riot of Romanism, /" ssWon1er
In Colleges" and " American Sunday Schools.
"The Old Cabinet" discusses the tIdeal p,,,-
sident," " Disgrace" and at. Moran's Porto
lio." Home and Society" treats OF "Aauaria.
"Floors," Awnings" and the "Game OF Parall
; els" Culture and Progress at Home ant
Abroad are well filled and entertaining depart
menss, and this very readable number close
with some amusing outline Scenes from
Shakespeare