The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-05-06
Tho Ma0nxlnea.


rather poor portrait of DR.. William Whewcll, who
contributed so much to the literature Of science in
the second quarter of this century The brief notice
of his life and work is quite interesting. The
usual, and the interest is well sustained The illus
trated paper on Sea Anemones, by Professor Lock
and DR.. J. w; J; Youmans has valuable article on
Chemical Radiations" The quite remarkable
niiiens Magasins under another title, which. is
Of Pg al and s p By
Mason. THE Psychology Of Authorship" is an in
o ON fT'Ss BY Of IS
editorial comment which points out the special sig
or s
year.
The GALAXY for May contains the second part of
Ellie Recluss sketch of Louis ii, of Bavaria" in
which is incidentally given us study Of Wagner,
which his admirers will accept as true in many re-.
spects, while his enemies will be pleased with it's
Paris Commune does not thins much of Wagner,
% the S
Mrs Mary a: II; Wager eontI;bntes an |, excellent
writes Of sa%stor RSsa Whom he calls the i ias
of ,s od S eydsn srG S the
Notes and Queries of Mr.. Richard Grant White are
s ss ss"" Mr. nc
Dear Ledy p,isdiain" are c;ntn Ts and "A
Boyssen, who again tries to msspei bis name as
though he disbeiieyed ~ future state Is finished
a Ia. ". w.,
and number of readable poems ma Ike up the list con-
tributed articles.
The May ATLANTIC is a strong number, and cspe-
cially attractive in the way Of poetry. First in
order is exquisite poem by Longfellow, entitled
"Amalf," in which that romantic Italian city is
described in glowing measures. "Thc Pine and the
Walnut" is charaeteristc poem by Aldrich.
ten at Florence in January, ISL; Whittisr's poem
is on Centennial subject" Lexington-l755 Ind
getherb IL the title of little poem by Sarah o.
and T. PS Forest has
by W. b. foweis, Of vittoria Aiaeri, the italian
high place in the estimation Of his countrymen, is
scarcely more than name to most English readers.
the s national ie q people, pt
by an synonymous writer-a PhilsdelPhian. Mark
on the Mississippi and dsserbes in his ini%itabs
way how soppdpgs ;, are taken; Another humor-
entitled The E9rtIwestsrn Mule sixteen add
tional pages of Mr. James story, "Roderick Hud.
With his history Of the virginia campaigns Of John
RsGY 5s WIN sts as #
writes a long and thrilling account of the terrible
% %5s oas e s Of r
execution The , critical departments Of the maya
Ting the greater Es PORTION Of their Contents
THE May number of OLD AND New contains a con-
tnuation of the historical article by its editor Rev.
Mr.. Hale, the event especially treated upon being
the transmission to London OF the nows OF the bat
ception in England. The American Goyerments -
Sssiy
last Quincy REVIEWS the arguments for OK
ters to his novel, 'tThc Way We Live Now An
R e IS entitled sHis a queer Little at s
chart Of the BSnr6ons iarnsh S by an
| by Q. II. The poetry in the number includes The
Idyl of Faribaglt; a Tender Episode q Tough
sDsd Ecs1rS he sof ' Mse
not named, and a clever translation by Nathaniel
Wasneps y r0 Won ' %uernbers The
Examiner tells of the dining out of the Examiner
Hunts talks on art, Rembraadt and individuality
in art, Corot and the National Academy Of New
Written Article on The Of
and 0sg9o Which have Sssp , thu
THE three bright faces that look out from the open
ing page of the May number Of ScRIBsERs MONTHLY
only different views Of one girlsh hcad-the still
,hS Of SsSh
men Tss here sk
spieuous victims OF the |" great Napoleon's selfish
Sketch Of %e B"lti%ope satSon
tic history Of this Interesting family which may ye
same number Of Scrilper. proogmakrrij" is the all
tby much the largest operation Of its kind ever un
Of the curious
%' Women brief
thoughtful critical paper y, Ynng Wing and HI
sion, and It's devoted orisinstor In tho way Of fc
tion we have two chapters Of DR.. Hollands Story o.
ton, and new cSsrscter !. intTc,Sacca) moro o
s rne "n romance by CHARLES
Barnard that original several features, and vii
DtSRc rte George Gable some Old
are is aIS
Sides Of the Shield" by Mrs Davis, are the other
%rss aSc ss
the Equator" Popular Arts" "a AND !, The Premium
tSins ABOUT English Caiieis@ OF American
Poetry and THE Poet, 4, Mind and Mood" a new
the place Of Nature and Science; y and Etehinss
gives way to "Bric.a;brac;" and thus scribner en-
| ters upon Its tenth volume.
THERE is fun enough In the May number Of ST
NICHOLAS to keep the children laughing till the next
number comes outfit children are as jolly rs we
take them TO be. First Of all Is Rose Terrys poem
flavor At this time of the ,metamorphosis % every
thing In general and Of tadpolcs In particular
drcsmins. that he would soon Don become . discon.
GSussS, Of t Tbs niss su%gs G
graphic expression OF the comic effect q ns 9s
stranger Is scanned as closely by his fellow prisoner,
| as new boy at a boardns-school. In the poem
| Poor Puck" the humor even goes over into Fairy
| land, and our admiration OF Puck's audacity In
| trapsgresson IL equaled by our respect for Queer
MAIDS tactics and her clever way OF furnishing tn,
| trespasser. And, as II this were not enough, tn,
| Every Little Folks" have their share too,-a story
Substituted with Ave pictures, which, n the baby e,
them hrst, will carry the laugh all around the circls
| TO grandpa. Last, but not least is Jack in-the
how 20 be serious too; and girls story could b,
sweeter than Susan Collidge's. delightful May.da,
Illustration by Fredericks. The three illustrated
stories by Rebecca Harding Davis, Elsie Gorham
bsdy and the practical articles will we'll repay al
Who read them esPsci,y the tTc untitled lied As0u
| lions Of which are novelties. But we cannot nam'
all the good things; we only envy the children tn