Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-21
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u,VptK.s MAGAZINE tor september g. di.lu.
gntshei not ouiy 10y thr beauty of t. Illustrations
oT which there are nearly one hundred indtL-
interest N Inch attaches To every article iu il
tn,ts lint alsn by IT. remarkable variety -touchtug
,iu.n every Grld with which Il IL possible Tor 4
magazine ~ concern iiselL For lovers oi natural
.,fnrry there are the admirably veil illustrated
uaprrs on Prince Edward island and Mount -hl-.
ia Tn. scientific reader has also Dr. John IS
Drnper'r exceedingly iutrtcsln2 paper "n th'r-
tnonrter- with nineteen Illustrations. f1l those
Interested IA art, there IS Mr.. lirleu 81. tuuAuts
yellrou- ilarcd And entertaining paper ou tlr
"Domesfic aud Artistic Lille ul lthu,' with -ry.
culeru ctirc.tge engraving. t'p'ridl3 umrll iIe
The three papers drVotcd u" t"mhttritl tud Iu-
Iu irt.I int.IeELs The hf5t 81 these. entitled lu.
Iading ui the ship Is = beautifully illustrated
article not only cN planning every process ausfr-l-
"a Inv The tile but AlaO Investing the subject With
the t,,rtir generations iuH-pIrahly connected wIl
The greatest commercial mart OF this continent --
Edward IIoWlaud'B thoughtful paper. entitled A
Railroad study VIII commend ltrrii Geo every
,-der a. appropriate 90 the present crisis. bI,ut.
ing uromiucuuy 800 view the often forgotten mtrI.
c-is Of lhc stock holders uud agricultural pfOdu-
GERS In connection win thr RAILROAD In q briri
taper entitled American NuTAmcn from q Euro
peau Point OF view. the Rev. Leonard " Bacon
presents some fact. 49, surprsing a. tlss 4i- frat
ii, iug AZ readers who are interested iu uur ci.
and instructive paper in thi7 number. our. COM
irlbutrd - Horace J.. ~tuidct, u entitled "a
from OF Classical ~,hupi-,' and l. iiiue,l4lrl.
Another educational paper 10y Ali.- AuUA 4.
Ur,rI EFT al .rts-c- the comparative pnrienrr ii
large and email schools. The historical paper 0i
line number is devote, Co. "itcucrul stark ami ODE
EIule 0f Bennington, AMI .rH''t'ry .Iiu-trat.
e'l. Two trtri 0l r-lrrltF l'ria'1 interest tIr
contributed Tom MOORE 300 America tf Ben
| Lou J. io--,u.. aud w ui- from N"ilrf fru'
| hy Park Benjamin, II. For readers % uruJu there
az
| novel "Erema." humorous illustrated story
| entitled ">baduW-,' By Mrs. r. j. I"rbrtt' De Ms
mscilr." Jy b. 4. Mooney, and "a Visit iO "a
| Cluutry-UOu.' Iud what came 9t IT, by Ami.
| T. UoSells Two beautifully illustrated porIu.
| arc coutributcd-"t Ali By Sir. Harriet Prescott
| -ponOrd, illustrated hy trcderirk,, AMI "Iu' Pa.
tor l!eyeric.' by Rev washington ladlcn i.ia.
| tratcd by Abbey. There j. A.-o 70 beautiful au"a
| ymOu. sonnet a Lake Wild Rose The .te ,...
itor.ll department, max" up. %. usual, tfs l-...
| interesting portion oi iAe number.
Tie article by Hon. u. 4. We'll iu thc >cr,ru.
'Jer 4 rIASrIC. Is one OF The mOstimporant essays
ever written by this paUlic,t Il treats of Prpi.
crty, Titles, and Debts, and oi the question VI
| their taNab.lity and assai,s The mOnstrou- abu-,
| OF power b. which the same property SfTequUutb
| taxed in two States Every man Of means 900 me
country will be interested IN This mastery paper.
The short stories OF the ArLANrlC TINS ear, have
| All been remarkably striking Tor certain qualities
that distinguish them from the tale. Of other mag
| ILlnes But Tor the high standard maintained 10y
| the Atlantic ln these matters Mrs. Rose IeUy
Cookies story IN the july number would have been
| a literary event; aud now ina The september mum.
Der appears another story OF equal pOWsr. 10 b, .
painful but terribly Alth.ul study oil the ilc ant
| career OF girl committed 10 childhood 10 tue iru
der mcrcics Of the Reform school. The Child ui
the state reads ike TACT It i- TOO sad not % boz
| true.
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| Thomas Beckett, by jas. Anthony Froudr' I'l' ~
| Nineteenth CenturY; Dresden China AMI ii- man
| uiHiory dt Nielsen, SaXony. EilckwOcdt ~ 81
asa Link between the Ancient and Mod'Lh ny..i,Ii,
Contemporary. The Peak ia DIrlrn, tr h.uulc
81 Death, 10y Frances Power Cobbc, Ne" V'A'
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| ilghlands Chamber Journal \ Prince ""''
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Magazine has many Improvements, which Will
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careful examination. Il is the best number that
| h1H appeared tor some months. and one 81 W.
feature - a sea yarn by the author OF -" -
| Hunters lu which DE- gives u7 f"h' W E
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Nj Hope j. ryidruly veteran iu the art OF
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o "A
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