The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-23
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NEW PUBLICATION

The London Quarterly ReVicto, for October, has
been repubished by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co., Al Barclay St, New York, We give an abstract
of the contents '''9 -'''
Article |. "Memolrs of saintsmon." The au-
thor of these volumes (nineteen In al) was the
son Of the Due de saint-simon, peer Of France,
who had formerly been a page to Louis XIII
The memoirs similar in character to the Greville
Memoirs extend over period Of twentyeight
years, beginning in 1891 and are filled with anec-
dotes Of the court and times Of Louis XIV. A
Article II. The title "Trout and Trout Fishing"
will recommend the second article to all fisher
men. Itdescrlbes the fish, and tells how, when,
and where to seek for them, and gives many quo
tations in prose and poetry English and Latin, In
illustration of the subject
Article III. civilian Borlase, st, Aubyn, and
Pope.n contains an interesting account of life at
Bath in the days of Beau Nash also Of POpe's
grotto at Twickenham. William Borlase, the
friend Of both Pope and st. Aubyn, sent many
minerals aud ores, from the Cornish mines to the
former, to be used In the construction Of his
grotto. "a REtsf.... an
Article w. Aterrible picture Of the extent TO
which intemperauce exists in England Is given
under the head of Drink the Vice and the Dis
esse" Legislation on the subject is called for so
that the beer.shops and public houses that tempt
the poor may be suppressed, and asylumS pro-
ylded for the cure Of dipsomsniacs. ......t
Article " "IcelRndlc Illustrations Of English
From this review two general conclusions are
gathered: First as to the early period Of the
Englsh Language, we may say that the lcelandic
offers new instrument for the critical study Of
the Anglo.saxon remains" Secondly, as to mod
ern English, we see reasons TO think that II has
been partly shaped by Danish influences which
have been slowly working their way forward,
while they have been long eclipsed or suppressed
by the more prominent and advantageous posi-
ton Of French and classic models" l. ...... ...I
Article vi. "The Maules Of Panmure" Is the re-
view OF history Of the families Of the Barons and
Earls of Panmure, compiled by the Hon. Harry
Maule, In 1888. 1t contains accounts of some Gu.
rlous customs and gives a copy Of marriage
contract made during the reign Of Charles H., and
drawn up by the bride, Lady Mary Erskine.
Article VII. Russian Proverbs" The book
that contains them must be q curiosity, but 1t Us
enorgh to turn ones brain to have thirty thou.
sand at once,
Article VIII. "The Census Of England and
Wales This country stands, as shown by the
census, high in national prosperity. Our pros
perlty has been won by the unceasing efforts, by
the unfinchng exertons Of our people, 1t can
only be preserved by maintaining a high stand
ard Of individual character" .....at.
Article TX 1.-THE Conservative Government
takes brief survey Of the proceedings Of the past
session r.f I'D ...-l ..a..
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