New-York tribune., 1875-01-15


tioning souls The children arc no longer the tn1
S9scoatsns w"cn cas rsser tho Ssttieeds OF
this contraety each one OF then Is eat viii
become Of these young have been edaeaed IN
their parents house to w ar fos eonspirators
against the holiness OF Giarrlaget But You nay, a
parents separate what Will become OF the childfeni
Why nopbina worse can become OF them they arc all
shatiered unIerved. s,ckened. ~ inc NDrauohs y.
eaatonons discord Lot them escape with the father or
,b nntbep away from the fatality OF them BOTH into
the least OF either one or tei wheLe oa
siSy the ca1dor OF yonth may reeur snd The ldes o,
S1%Tsi,o warmth. ''-''' ''' 80 ~
But Mr. Weiss besceches long forbearance with each
other before the final remedy Of divorce s solicited e
believes that divorce should be much easier than IL now
s; but not, therefore, that It should bo more frequent
He even thinks that II the unhappy feel that ms reSo
awaits them at the last i will make them more ratner
than less forbearins Others, who have also thougn'
long upon the matter, have como 10 pfcc'Soy oPpO'i'
conclusions from those OF Mr.. Weiss Blt this paper
Old aud Yec Is one which no ono shonld negieo' W
read II is certainly full Of sweetness ana oahuoIi anu
IL seams 10 me one can hardly fail to receive from
mueh enlightenment 10 the true use and meaning oi
marriage.
peside this v,se paper old and Neto will contain
pleasant sketch by Mrs. O Smith, entitled 1.-THE CLASS
of7l :" "The Deer-Trah," hit OF landscape word
painting by NJ II. Hinckley; valuable paper by D. r.
Quincy on "The Representation OF Majoritles long
installment OF Trolope's wearisomey long tale Ihe
Way we Live Now :" beside several minor matters and
1.-THE Examiner" Mr.. Halo himself writes about MI
Howess novels with the most ardent and cordial en-
thusasm He SAYS that TO have poet write prose for
you Is like meeting the girl you love In sreetcar'
Can felicity OF fcomparison farther gof
Messrs Lee g. shepard, tho present publishers OF Oo
and Ne, about to issue several attractive DOCKS
One of the first will "re Island OF Fire, or Thou
sand Years OF the Old Northmens Home" by the Rev
"a nf hR
josephine" The history and the geography OF Iceland
are alike full OF interest and its literature 10 rich IN
treasures which are well nigh unknown to the rest OF
the world From this mine Of almost une1pored wealth
Mr.. Headey has wrought out q really fascinating
volume.
Another book TO which look forward with pleasure
is "The Lover and o her Mscellanies" by Sir Richard
steele edited by J. f. Babson the "Tom Folio OF Ihe
Boston Transcript 1t wasM Mr.. Babson who compiled 30
successfully a year or two ago, The Wshng-Cap Pa
pers" OF Leigh Hunt. must give you the table OF con-
tents OF Mr. D. r. Lockes book. FOR know no other
way IN which to impress you with sense OF the eA
treme gravity OF the little sermons which the KeV fe-
troeun V. Nasty is about to preach Tue oooN IS gu
titled THE Morals OF Abou ben Adhem; Eastern IultS
| on Western Dishes" and it will discuss:
l. The Ambitious Young Man. 2. The FaihlesSness OF
| Woman; g. A Persan in the Government g. Ihe NAue
OF Love; Z. Tho DISCONTINUED Peasant g. The b9st 'd
Maiden II Ishaham; g. The IGnti.ly Of Love; lo me
Literature; u. The Wise Old Rat; l9 wealth; lt Inc %
Naming OF Children after Great Men; 1G 0ldIimes and
Men: IT, The Utility OF Death; IL. A vision OF me
Hereafter; 49, RemoIse: tho Nature OF the Average
| Article.
Tue ast OF January, LIE Shepard viii publish per
| feet Love Casteth out Fear" q new novel by Mrs.
Katherine sedgwick WasLburn, author Of "The Italian
Girl" Mature and Culture" a book OK essays by
Harvey Rice VIII be another January issue. George NJ
Baker-who absolutely interchangeable and makes books
| as easily other men make bows--is 10 edit - Inc
Reading Club and Handy Speaker" when also VIII
apuear In January and will contain selections for recl
tations, "serOus, Humorous, Pathetic, Patrotc ana
Dramatic" Prof. l.. J. Townsend has nearly ready
volume OF sermons Eternal Punishment entitled
Forever Lost" The foregoing array does not exhaust
the January and February list OF those makers OF many
books Lee Shepard; but have given you the ones OF
most general interest
j. X. Osgood g. Co. have nearly ready their sixth
Little Classic" entitled "Love." 1t contains only
four stories- Love and aes" by Theodore winthrop
"The Maid of Malnes," by L. Bnlwer Lytton; The
Story of Ruth" FROM the Bible aud The Rise of Is
kander," by Disraei. L. c. ".