The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02
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AlTERARr NOTICES.
The Eclectic for October is an OK.
oelleat number. The trontispieoe is .
fine portrait Of the French President,
Marshal McMahon aud the opening
chapters ore given Of q new novel BY
Ivan Turgenieff, entitled "Spriug
Floods" The most striking Of til.
other articles ..e:' "LNing English
Poets ;" "Alexandre Dumas" "M.p
and Apes = sMostrose;" '1n tho
Vineyards Of Tour.ins )" Swords.
worth - "News from the: Noon" "On
Beneficial Restriction, to Liberty If;
Marriage J" and "Rome and 1t. Adveu.
lures" 3. r. P.lton, publisher, New
York.: i.t,: s.;.~ :C-,:. ,>;;;:
In Ii. October A.a;ns ore fo, r.
full page pictures : Nultiae," group
Of children bsusaaati chestnut trees .
good view Of Eh.ab.th Va.ls,yi.,, I'm IL th.
~oil d.t,med Ad,roolp'ddaek IA region Of New
York;. "rhs' Evse Of St. Agnes :;" and
q sketch Of lie H,rsen Mansion, an
old house III New York City. In sd-
dition to these We have ! Midsummer
view on Salmon Brook, Conn.,, q bril-
liant and dreamy October sketch: Ito
our idea the gem Of the number) called
"Fslling Leaves" a bird picture of
ducks and sparrows called "Opulenca
and Iudigence;" an American land
scape sceoe; portrait of the ,beauti.
full Angelica Kaufman; "Poor Pussy )"
and ''The Summer Shower" They
form cluster of rare and beautiful
pictures: The literary contents, prose
aud poetieal, hight and solid, are good.
james Sutton & Co., publishers, New
AOIAs / ','.... ) :.
The Atlantic for. October opens
with 40 amusing sketch by T.. b. AID
rich, "Mademoiselle Olympic Zabristi. -
James Parton gives "Thom.s Jefe.son's
Last, Year," concluding . history Of
the lite and times Of thu great Aueri.
can :statssmaa: which, even if: some.
times solorsd, BY tho authors Intense
admintion. Of the man, is I work 81
value and thoroughly interesting. Rob.
ert Dale Owen gives "reminiscences Of
Frances Wright, General Lafayette and
Mary Wollstouecraft Shelly, and We
make an extract or two from bis pages
for this number of The JOURNAL; as
also from Charles D. Shanley's "Some
Obje ctions to the Sea-" "Our Popu.
lation in 1900" is = thoughtful article,
in which the writer, Francis A. Walk.
or, expresses tho belief that tho usual
essimstss Of the population of the UNI
ted States At the close Of the present
century have been too large. There
ere other articles adding to tho inter.
est Of the number. James R. Osgood
h Co., publishers, Boston. ~
Tho third aud concluding mum
Der Of Dr.: Blauvett's articles On "Mod.
srn skepsicism' appears 10 Scrsbne,
for October, and tells "What our lay.
men must do about it" The same
number has the concluding p,ges o.
Dr.. ,: Hollands "Arthur Bonnicastle, y
Fsnd of Bret Harte's "Episode Of Fid.
| dieto~n." Lulu Gray Noble prints ,
trenchaat essay on "Free Marriage
Albert RHODES describes "A Day ia
tho Frenoh Assembly," There is ,
pleasant paper % "Psyiug Debts )" an
interesting illustrated article on, III.
| "Geytsts of California, mother p,cto.
rial psper On 1.-THE New York Central
Pafk," and . description, With picture
of "Tbs Old Van Rensselaer, Mausion.''
Thu next number will begin 4 new vol.
ums aud two American serials. Serb.
uer' T. CO., publisher, New York. rs
| Richard Giant White opers the
October Galaay With an article prop.
erly named, ''i'uoishing {. Puudit.' -
Ex: Secretary Gideon w.lles contrib.
utos an article on "Mr. Lincoln and Mr.,
Seward" based on the recent Memorial
4 ID ess Of Charles Francis Adsms on
Mr.. Seward. Lady Blanche Murphy
chats on "Etiquette;'' Albert Rhodes
writes about "French Words and
Phrases )" Henry Forest has some:
thing entertaining lo1tell shout 1.-THE
Stage Is II vas !" md Theodore E;
Leeds furnishes IN exciting description
ofj"A Hunt with the Yaoktoss Sioux. -
Poetry, miscellany, reviews, etc., help
gil DIP the number, Sheldon l. Co.,
Pubishefs, New York;. @'''';s,"
81: -. $1,000. --.: 8