The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-02
nAGAzINE 1lTERATURE.

Au1r,St ISIfiAH fDoAH6d n tho IntellIgdneef uhto.l
Tppnoor,r,a NJ aAzr,u.AThe August
rrmber Of Lirnincotts Magazine has an
other intelligently written chapter on die
Centennial Exhibition, and o timely arti.
cIo nm Montenegro, illustrated With pic
$3.50. ~ ,ho rnl;ro family Of the capital.
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anu some Oh US nlouIs s1In pI..:ha NJ
Of hnickknacks " ;, aau n on ths mnI,i
phy Is a pleasant HtSsoutse oh 'n .sL;u I =.
pied toys lor grown " Pe"ple' "a Si: 10
old china ware, catyinss Is pys sssl.Lti
monstrosities arc "ols :ui ~ tf s.r;u
rooms IN the saIe spi.i: " t1as , wiioi
makes savage deiignt III Hsaus, k1lyes
and 1nttons; a y, new stoIy Lows II luie'
ness" ny Ellen W. Uiney, Is 6egun In u l6e
August numeer. Inc second paPeIT. ~
the Eastern shore, ny ROBERT Milsonl
and the hrst OIL TWO papers on aeoIge
Sand are also published. "kalsing the
Siege At Chattanooga, snort slo5y
called "Cross purposes poems, ana tle
monthly gossip complete me August
number. sur.a-I a.letga t..i E
SoRIBNERs MONTHLY, "Midsummei
Holiday Number" is a counterpart O
Tho Cbr;stp,s nnmber in tho extra car,
t AS 80, "a. n.o,..,a,;I,, 'iTIo.,
pes'Umeu upyH ta p.sps:11vv: u" 4.
are I'VE ATHLETES ol sumineF Hfafei 10
scrl6ing Niagara, colorado, NoYa Scona
tne S S, .! aaser " .le 1871, s,sae 49, :
SMm % NOR , S n xbicb tbs real name i
10 be GUESSED by he reader. OF III, seria
4 stories. Bret Harte,s Gabriel Conroy,.1i
concluded; Fannie Hodgon Burnett
~That Lass @ L6grie,ss i begun, an '
Philip Nolans frienas y eonsirI y
!here rs many * S,odaa ~ a. Ssniann;a
NJ lIiau HnI trrbs Flood II Years ) by WI
E"e ~" Tarlsh Brvant In the eiitoria
JSna,, mar, Dr + a. Holland writes a
u ~ MNTanmf,c,rra NJ Doctorsn with in
s sMT mr. false Information abou
Pbilalelphias great Medical Schools
j. Jeffersor College and the University Q
Pennsylvania, and il led into an error i
comparing them with Harvard, whic
the good sense OF the many readers Q
Scrloner, whose family physicians ar
graduates o. ah?se ssno4,s, mi ,i, Sosies
lne tnaSaH ,,,e.a 70 80 ;,s,;f,.ha nnLI;st
s ar +; , elpi%inv ,hat Il Ia atbe most bea,l
tifui number q d magazine ever publish
ed in this country IT,.
The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY cor
taips an article by Prof. T: II. Huxley
~L,ch IN ia ,itle osks n Question
W,WI", ~ s,,oo;os ~ ,hot hs n anv an,
""a. arc Ire.'s" O,t,a 80
shoulu pe aoie 10 ars"es' o'iet 1o w,
able papers are The spontaneous 9et
Grafton Controversy,"by Rev. W. II. Da
linger; "Voice in Man anl in Animals,
by Emile Blanchard; and Science in tn
Argentine Republic" by proi: =. diibel
Wheeler. There are EDITORIAL arIic !.
from Tue pem u III fo on ;ntcre.,;n~ m;.sa
I Ia"x "O''' " :.
Tur G.,,4vsives another installme,
v;,T;am pIecl,, aNIaJc,n yiolst
!" "tii"W Ae i.a r. E.no,,, a.,
and short stories ny hasar fa"GS'' ~
Frances Ellington Leupp. Lazy blanch
Murphy contributes sketch oil the Gei
man watering places, and Joaquin Mile
n fantastic poem. The leading article, b
Tobr Au.tin Stevens. Is historical, an
shows the part taken by New York in Ii
First. Congress. Richard Grant Whit
treats Of yiolins in aKing Cole and Il
i. Band" and Prof. siddons continues hi
y souvenir Of Man Of Letters" Thel
IA is Il heavy article on "Retorminng II
= World" "A dastronomleal dialogue ss
!, between a Frencnmah anu an AM n;fa !
u and sketch Of cup anu cl"o me-
l. IAN Old New Yorker
N IiARrER's MAGAZINE Tor August col
N tains several illustrated papers, inclu
" ing one on the "Wellesley College," Jol
G. IT Cbadwick,s account Of "Thc Battle
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