The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-25

|resentatiye of the general feeling Of
Iamity on the part of the better class OF
the Southern population towards the
iGovernment.
"Old Time Oriental Trade" by W. L.
Fawcette, comprises an account OF an
cient Asiatio history, tradition and COM
meree, It's later development and recent
enterprise.
ington Greene, is an abridged sketch oil
a famous officer, In which the author
condenses within the limits Of maya
zine article the leading events Of life
replete with historic interest. Mrs. s.
| M. B. Piatt contributes beautiful poem
called That New World. There are sew.
eral other poems and one short story,
In Recent Literature are exhaustive re.
views, and one OF them considers Brown
lng's Aristophanes' Apology.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
This excellent journal for October ID
flied with even more than the usual va
rlety OF matter.
"Bats and Their Young,n by Prof. B.
G.. Wilder; Monkeys. from Cold
Climate, The Colorado Potato Beetle,
and Earthquakes and Their Causes, are
descriptive pieces that will well repay
perusal.
Tne third paper of Major Powelps
"Physical Features OF the Colorado Val-
ley" treats OF the curious "Water Sculp-
ture" observed in that locality, and is,
probably, the most interesting OF the
series.
"Animal Life in Madagascar" gives
an account oil the peculiar mammalia eX-
isting in that island, and is u very yalu.
able paper.
"Instinct and Intelligence" and
l"Menlal Discipline In Education," are
two didactic essays that will claim the
earnest attention Of the reader.
| The other articles are "a New Anti
septic" "rhe Mechanical Action Of
Light" by Prot. Crookes, b. b. S.; "The
Ar.ifcial Preparation Of Organic Bod
les," by Prot. Ida Remsen; "Pasteur Of
Fermentation" Scroll on Climate and
rime," "rhe Cause OF the Light OF
tFlame," by Prot. w. Stein; and a sketch
of Prof. Stokes, together with the very
interesting editorial Notes" and "Mis-
cellany."
/ THE LADIES' REPOSITORY
this month contains the following arti-
cies: "The Old Frenca Power in Amer
ca, s"Shakspeare'S Mercnant OF Venice,"
''Recent Archaeological discoveries in
Rome," sine Two Sisters" (Mrs. Will
lard and Mrs. Phetps J; seconl paper of
'.Tyndaps Lecture on Fog SlgnaIs,o
the Middle A Ages," "Girolamo Saryana-
la," ''How l Made the Sermon" Soon
fessions OF an Artisau," "Olly Wea
Bit Bairn,o "fhe Diferent Ways OF
Fastening Gates," 'tLake Chautauqua,n
.,HeInricnsnad," sine Rights OF Cnil-
dren," "For Tired MotAers," besides
several good poems and 2 number OF
varied editorial productions, forming an
excellent number, and IL IL likewise en-
Deliisued with a tine steel engraving,
"Mouutain Lake Among thu Andes,"
and well executed portrait OF Miss
Smiley, the renowned female preacher.
LlTrELL's LIVING AGE.
The numbers OF Tue Living Age for
| september Am and 1lth contain Memoirs
of Count DE Segur, and The First
stewart in England, from the Quarterly
Review; Nan, a Summer Scene, from
Btaekwool; The Mediterranean Of Ja-
pan, and Prof. Cairnes, from the Fort.
| nighlly Review; Thomas Ellwood, from
Leisure Hour; Hans CnrisLian Ander-
sen, from the Spectator; with INSTALL
ments OF "German Home Lie" "Fated
to be Free" aud "Ihe Dilemma" and
she usual CHOICE poetry and MISCELLANY.
| OLIVER oP rIC's MAGAZINE.
This popul, II monthly appears for o.
tober with five interesting chapters OF
Onyer Opuc's serial, Going West, or
lhe Perns of a Poor Boy; tour chapters
OF Eujah Kellogg's serial, Brought TO the
Trout, or The Young Defenders; two
chapters OF Elzabeth Dudley's serial,
Natures Scho4ar; and shorter stories
ANA sketches, among which are another
installment VI Tne African Trader, Ed.
ward Dessaults "reminiscences OF West
Africa Lie, in which he narrates his
trade with a caiayan, aud his being
made Malommedan; How we caught an
Angel and reacn u The Land, by an Old
Salt; Lina's Saturday, by Herbert New
bury; Scnooi Glri Nonsense, story
found III u pocket, by Anna s. Houston;
poems are, Tue Fan Flight, Sportman's
lidyl, by Capt. Charles u. Hale; Song, by
i Mary N. Prescott; pne Mountain spirit,
by Geo. 5. Burieign; Only Flirting, by
Nelne NJ. GariDeult; the Worlds Lyric,
by Thomas Powell; Autumn Song, by
Aliss A. u. N. Hathaway. lu addition
TO these bright AID attractive contribu.
lions are an original Parlor Operetta,
Aud Robin Gray, by Mi. L. Calder; A
DuLcI Story, by Charles +. Adams, ems
tltled Schneider's TOMATOES, A humor.
lour paper on MusquiL9es, Tor the orator,
and LIE. ter Bag, Aead-Work, PigeOnhOle,
and Eli9oriai Departments we'll filed;
20 wnicn are to Ue added four fuil-pag8
illustrations from celebrated artists, and
"a nice little biz Ol music, Be Happy AZ
we Can, by j. IL. Ienney. Published at
W per year Wy Lee u Shepard, Boston.
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