The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24
And this from September"

And this from September"
"Our lives go drifting on, and on.
While summers come and wane
The veal and woeIof long ago
viii never come again,
While new hopes rise on fancys wing,
With every glad return OF spring.
And this from 60 Victoria Gray !"
They were married at last; twas famous affair,
Twas transient display
The talk of day;
And this was the end OF Victoria Gray.
Five years have passed, and Augustus Van uirk
Has never been guilty OF going to work;
Just over the way
Is a small sign to-day:
BOARDING Mrs anQuirk. "(Hee Victoria Gray. }
This book will be sent By mail, postage paid,
by the publishers, on receipt OF price.
T. Robinson Warren's Bay Shooting" in
Scribner for December, the second OF series
Of papers on American sports, Is in a somewhat
lighter vein than Mr.. Williamsons Salmon
Fishing As the spirited outline illustration
suggests, it Is full OF fun and anecdote, but the
hard work of coast shooting is not therefore
sighted. Other humorous papers are "Mr.
Quatty's Great Speech" by VIM, NJ. Baker,
with tempting picture); and Jas. T. Fields
clever sketch OF Cyrus J. Muchmore, who is
appropriately described as "A Peculiar Case. -
Charles Barnard writes with peculiar interest Of
Toad Lane, Roachdale," and Its cooperative
stores. Donald G.. Mitchell describes the at
tractive and growing institution, " Lafayette
College," in well-ilustrated paper. Mrs. Her
rick writes popular science paper about single
celled plants, drawing her own wood-cuts on
the block. IAN American in Turlstan," is
the title OF an article from Eugene schuyler's
new book, portrsying with pen and pencil the
life or the lttle-vsited tribes OF Western ASIA.
The Turco- Russian difficulties give timely in
.erest to this paper, and also to Charles Dudley
Warmers - Saunterings about Constantinople, -
few pages further on. 'Our Diplomats and
Consuls," by Albert Rhodes. contains some
wise suggestions worth the attention of civil
service reformers. Mr.. Hale's serial, Phillip
Nolan's Friends" is completed. and "That
Lass o. Lowrie's" is continued, "Owd Sammy
Craddock" meeting with q severe loss. This
number also contains the first installment Of
DR.. Hollands new story, Nicholas Minturn,"
in which Nicholas is presented to the reader
and also to MISS Larldn. There are signs OF
love and danger ahead
The poetry of the number Is by Annie r. An
nan. poem of rare beauty entitled Maiden
hood" Rose Terry Cooke, Mary E. Bradley and
Ellen NJ. II. Gates, author Of Your Mission. /"
In Topics OF the Time" DR.. Holland pays Q
tribute to the late DR.. George B. Bacon, aud
writes Of "Mr. Huxleys VISIT" @ The Better
Times" and "The Interest OF Fiction" 'The
Old Cabinet" has q stanza under the title OF
Mystic" and discusses the "Philistine," "Re-
FORM" Egoism," go Daniel Deronda as
vindication Of Bohemianism," - The Best SO.
cietv," etc. "Bric-a-Brac" contains o variety
of amusing verse and sketches. In the other
departments important topics are ably and sug-
gestively handled.
FIRST FAMILIES OF TIE SrERRAs, by Joaquin
Miller. IL mo-, 268 pages, embossed cloth.
S1.50. Chicago: Jansen McClurg n Co. Sent
by mail. post paid, on receipt OF price.
A most graphic and realistic sketch OF life IN
q mining canon in the very earliest days OF Cal