The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-26

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riupnuitd Wv iva full.page pictures, lhhi
% Yuuug itlck," tho serial by Julia a, ElN
mnu we'll. " promises a. b. unlte ~ lull ul
fuilirkinR fuu aud viva rhnfnctcfihhllnn ~
uuythiug Miss Alcuti lHz ever Wriii"n
when Young ilica' nnRlly gets his hnnds
an Ituap ruts. may W. be- there Ia Hre, Otllct
hrief pNp-rs follow - True STORY "nu'
Fetching" "Cfy baby loc,' &c ~, 'illu
rlnl departments hfr hnc. Miss hllh FAR
man, the editor, IL one ul our rising wtllrIHi
nnd her work upon tins number clthIlN W,
dicntcs the possession NJ inst van u lulrhl
neednIl Ia n conductor Of "a chlldrenS inhEi'
zine There are good times ahead for the
girla nnd bpNs, whom size takes Tldlng on
'The Mngic Carpet beorge Mhcuohhlu
"Douhle story" n begun IN the supplement,
The best Of our American writer's have
prom iscd contributions 10 the mnghHlht,
aud we cordially commend II To both Oh
and young. ,..
4 CO., publishers, iS and 10 Cornhlll, Boston,
~, NtcuOits LOT july
Opens strongly and does not flag to the end.
lis list of contributors Is headed by three o.
tho most popular female writers for chll-
drcn-ltOse Terry Cooke, Emily Huntington
Miller and Louisa NJ. Alcott. The number
has also one OF the llveliest ana most hntnr-
al boys stories that have appeared Tor
months written by Rosslter johnson and Gu
Titled "a q eat Speculation" No true hoy
will fail to app cciatc II. Then There Is M
article on slow to make Boat' whleh
Al. .I.t I..5a cot ",
and Introduce to the waters OF lake or river
many Il shapely craft, built by inc same
young hands and arms that man IL. our
patriotic pride Is awakened by the me Pnr-
traits and anecdotes Of" American Orators
and the Fourth .nfJuly Spirit Is addressed
by nm historical sketch of the first naval bat
lie i'm American waters one hundred years
ago, and by the contrnsted pictures OF "Our
Flag" then and now. The account Dyh Ne
prilSiSn woman of GLOW the Grasshoppers
Came" thoroughly proves Its authorship ny
the SAVIOR of reality to Its vivid portrayal
of the devastation and dismny whicll ioi-
lowed the coming of these small but destruc-
tive marauders. Susan Coolidge ana Snrah
q. Jewct contribute two capital stories Tor
girls. The poems of the number are excel,
lent; the Illustrations are up To the uSuhl
standard and there are MS many more allfac-
lions in the number rs those we have mem
toned.
Scribncr for July.
The contents of Scribner for July hnv
been described as follows: "kearney nj sew.
en- Pines" II ballad by Stedman, Illustrated
by barley, takes the lead In the july num-
Der of Scribner. Next we have proiusely
illustrated sketch of "The City Of the Golden
Gate" by Samuel Williams, one OF the best
known editors of San Francisco, who writes
apparently with discretion, as well MS with
enthusiasm. Not the least interesting part
Of Mr.. W Hams paper is that IN which ne
describes John Chinaman-but h Is article Il
lively and readable from beginning to END.
Colonel Warnings "Farmer's Vacation" is
this month descriptive OF "The Blight of La
Manche;" he gives usa very bright ana racy
article, with grent many Illustrations. Or.
Hollands 's!Story of SeVeuOaks" is cOntin-
ned Frank X. Stockton writes about "The
GIrl at Rudder Grange" Mr.. "A. Is. johnson,
private secretary of Charles sumner, pre-
sents some more "Recollections" OF me SEN
ntOr; j. Il. Drury has an say on Darwinism
Francis Gerry Fairfield prints an Appendix
to his paper on Splritualism and among
the other contribuuons we note story by
Norselnans Pilgrimage;" something about
"The Middle-aged Woman" by Mrs. Davis /
aud poem by Miss Houston, n daughter OF
the Time DR.. Holland writes about "Old and
New" now consolidated with Scribner; I'm,
ternationai Copyright; !" THE Parochlai
T rhe 1iS cahIn e contSins"A Gonfnslon of
Terms :" "Thought in Art -" rhe Plea of
lIumiliIy;" aud "Ihe Pickpockets Ex-
cuse." Home and Society, Culture and Pro
grSss, The World Work, and Bric-a-aBrac
nave their usual variety. The publishers
promise that there will be no falling OFF OF.
interest in the sum ..tr months.
Peterson's journal Of Popular Litern
ture.
The July number OF this brilliant period
ical opens with the beginning Ola new serial,
"The Deserted Husband" which we judge
will attract great attention. Why the newly
welded bride should leave her young nus
band on his wedding day, of course as yet
can only be Inferred. That religious iniiu-
ences have something TO dowith ", we sur
mise from the picture of the Roman Catholic
priest who il handing the bride of n few
hours into the carriagc-as also from the
chapter headed "The Two Priests" and
Father Loupcs remark that ait is never too
late to save fortune like that to the
church."
Mrs. May Agnes Jennings popular story,
''The Mystery at BlackwoOd Grange" is con-
tnued in this number and grows still more
Among n large number of other
stories and articles of merit we may mention
the Light House at Avondale," by Ella
Wheeler; "Moody and SanlSey, the American
"A Mans Amusement "a
Curious Companion" Sir Peter Lely',s
wych," "May Testers Pride, ,"An .Adyen-
ture In II Coal Pit" ETC., etc. There Is also
large amount of really good poetry In this
number. Terms, S3 II year In advance. Two
copies IS. Postage prepaid. Single num-
beers % cents. Address, IL. Peterson Il Co., 40
Walnut street Philadelphia