The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22
THE MAGAZINES.
THE PERIODICAL READING FOR
JULY.

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The July number of the Galaxy is full
of good reading, q judicious mixture Of
light and substantial articles from the
Galaxy corps of writer's. The opening
sketch, by the clever writer, Mr.
Albert Rhodes, introduces the reader to
French studio, and admits him to scenes
new to most readers and travellers.
The "Wetherel Affair" becomes more
mysterious as 1t proceeds, and it is difficult
to imagine how the author can ever eHtri-
cate his characters from the labyrinth into
which he has lead them and us. Mr..
Thurlow Weed contributes IN ost interest
ing article upon the last visi. paid by the
Marquis of Lafsy etteto America. Another
striking article, by Mr. j. NJ. Winchell,
who was in charge of the Now York
Times Beaureu of Correspondence At
Washington during the war; describes
three visits paid to Prcident Lincoln in
the season when the existence of the ma
tonal government seemed to hang upon a
thread. In these interviews Mr.. Lincoln
appears in three distinct characters: rs a
Military Strstegis,, a Diplomatist, and
q Politician. The article is powerfully
written, and throws new light upon the
life Of one of the most remarkable men Of
modern times.
"Wanderings' by Lady Blanche Muir
ply, "Women as IdcalIsts,. by JLnius
Henri Brown, are both interesting papers
on their special SUBJECTS. The short
stories are bright and entertaining as the
Galaxy stories always are. An article
upon literary criticism, another upon
Roscius, the great Roman actor, Gen.
Custer narrative Of Indian warfare, and
Carl Beuron's cogitation, complete the
body of the magazine. The depart
ment OF literature, science and humor,
which follow are more than usually
entertaining.
SENTIMENTS MONTHLY
For July gives the customary amount
of readable matter. "The Great South, >
a series of finely Illustrated articles, be-
gins with July. "Low Life in Berlin
by its Illustrations and graphic descrip-
tions, makes the reader acquainted with
the subject it deals with. Rev. James A.
Reed of Springfield, Illinois, contributes a
paper on 1.-THE Religious Sentiments OF
Abraham Lincoln aquestion upon which
there exists widely different opinions. Mr..
: Reed has settled il to his own satisfaction
7 and doubtless TO that of others who wish
to believe with him. "Recolloctions Of q
, Restored Lunatic by DR.. Newell, is q
singular and highly interesting article
There are, besides the continuation Of
Arthur Bonnicsstle (in which is chroni
!. cled the death of Old Jinks), stories b.
Alkaline Trafton and Miss Osgood
:, bright littlo srtiele on "Childron'. Masa
4 zines" = remarkable paper by "Al
:, Orthodox Minister on "The Liberty o
4 Professionalism, and poetry by Mac Donald
G. r. Lathrop, b. F. Taylor Miss Amman,
, and others.
In "Topics of the Time" DR.. Holland
discusses American Morals, Skilled Do
mesti, Service, and Summer Play. In
"The Old Cabinet we find The Stove that
Makes its own Twilight, Within and
Without, Ideal and Real, Song Of a
misunderstanding in Gailee. A. ID. 32.
Bret IIarte's new story will tegin in the
August number.
Among the quantities Of publications re-
ceiyed by US, Madame Demores, :
Monthly stands alone IL its particular
hno; as a family woman's magazine it 10
unsurpassed and contains new treasures
of household and fashion treasures .eyery
month. The JAY number is MI excellent
one.
Demorest's inducements Of premiums TO
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aud succeed
Demorsst's Young America for boys
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