The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
WARpER's MAGAZINE FOn JrNE.

With the June Number, Harce,'s Nag
os."s commences it- Fifty-fir.t Volume.
4 more beautiful Number. OF one distin-
guished by greater variety OF interesting
matter. has never been issued. II con-
tains eighty superb engraving-. eight out
Of the eighteen article. being illustrated.
Inc NunUer opens with an exceed,
ingly interesting description OF the Chan
mel Islands. accompanied by nineteen
magnificent illustrations.
Asa III sequel to the brlliian, article in
The April Number on the Concord Fight.
we have IN thi, Number an article on
/ Concord Books and Authors. illustrated.
with portraits Of Emerson. Hawthorne.
Ihoreau. a. Bronson Alco,t. Mis-.
Louisa Alcoit. Frank b. Stubborn. pic
ture, VI the Concord Library. aud ey-
/ qui.ite views of Walden Pond and on the
| Assabet.
james Parton'- ''Caricature. IN the
HoSarthian PERIOD give. dramatic ac.
count Of the great financial deiusion. II
about l.2o. in France and England; and
devoics considerable space to Hogar,h'.
pictures. The article i. profusely Illus
tratel.
y very entertaining and beautifully il.
lus,rated paper By Charles Nordhon
treat, Of the Cape Cod people and their
ways, with Characteristic glimpse. Of
Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard.
fogiessor Rau's third paper on the
Stone Age IN Europe treats OF the Troy
lodytes-ihe jewellers in the rock-cayes
OF the Vezere yall.y-anl show. their
manner Of life. The illustrations repre-
sent the implements oi that strange PEG.
pie. their personal decorations, and their
remarkable deliBesiions u animal. on
horn and ivory.
An amusing illustrated paper, entitled
"a Wedding March. with Variations
deserves some novel marriage cereInonie,
at clergymsn's house.
T. Is AldFich contribute. a charming
poem, In an Atelier,' illustrated by Sol
Eyiinge. The same arti., illustrate. Mr..
sangster. poem, Eric. Funral"-a
story Of the time, and full Of tender nel-
ing. Other poems are contributed by 4.
f., VIII wallace Harvey. aud julia NJ.
Burnett.
The Development Oi our mineral r..
sources l. very compr.hen.iyely treated
by i. -,crry Hunt, being the ,igh,h ps.
Ier Of the fir,t Century Series.
a new serial talc-a domestic story Of
New England life--by Julian Hawthorne.
IL commenced Ia thi. number and Mi.
Thacser2y's novel, Miss Angel, /. con-
tnuel. Two short stories arr contributed
paul Eyeietli'. Portrait" by Helen W.
i'ierson, and "Fnironchisemepi, by u.
X. Castleton.
John Bigelow commences very nota.
able series Of lIaytlan Proverbs.
Readers interested In natural his
tory will be delighted with Mary Treats
brief paper on the ARCHITECTURAL habit, OF
birds.
The Easy C2aU' discusses some ques-
uons OF etiquette in public places; Add-
son ana old'fashionel books party nick
names and the National Academy cxhi-
oit'on' The Scientific Record presents an
admirable summary Of recent scientific
progress; and the other editorial depart
ments are up to their usual standard 81
excellence.
Harper's Magazine contains from fifty
TO one hundred per cent more matter
than any other monthly periodical and
Its circulation Is larger than the combined
circulation OF all other magazines Of its
class In this country