The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-28

The July Scribner opens with the third OF
DR.. Brewers papers on Bird Architecture. in
cluding the nests OF the vireos titmice, verdin.
talor-bird and others, some OF the most inter
estlng being represented in the drawings A
Few Antiques is the title OF an ANONYMOUS
paper on certain parts OF last years Loan Col
lection for the Society Of Decorative Art. The
drawings, which are by Frances Lathrop, repre-
sent Mr., j, Plerpont Morgans Necklace In the
Egyptian Style, and other ornaments, ANTIQUE
spoons in silver and gold. Danish and Norwe-
gian mugs, Italian assrelief, etc. The Police
OF New York, by Ernest Ingersoll, describes
the growth OF the force, from the rattle watch
OF 1858. consisting OF eight men, to its present
strength. 2.517 Accounts of noted arrests, OF
the policies system Of dealing with tramps. and
Of the daily life OF the men, ETC., are inter-
spe-sed with Illustrations aud anecdotes
Among the cuts are sketches around Five
Points, by YanderhoQI, aud numper OF draw
ines by Kelley, including Musleilng the Rattle
Watch. A Leather-head Policeman, after the
Revolution, River Police on Duty, Mounted
Police Stopping Runaway, Lodge-room in
Station house, and Cne Of the Broadway Squad.
The Structure OF Oxford is described and dis
cussed by Ansley Wilcox. an American graduate
OF the University, with picturesque views of
Magdaen. Merton. Exeter. New, Brasenose
and other colleges. Each OF the serials has an
illustration aud Miss Traftons HIS Inheritance
comes to a conclusion, giving way to Falcon
berg, MIR. Boyesons new novel OF American
and Norwegian life in the North west, which
will begin In the Midsummer Holiday number.
The unllustrated material includes paper
on the popular query, :" Is 1t going TO Rain >
by John Burroughs. who confessed that be
was born with "a chronic apxieiy about the
weather; while treating the subject from O
literary standpoint Mr.. Burroughs does not
fall 10 take note OF its meteorological bearipgs.
Pomona Taxes the Helm at Rudder Grange. by
Is. H. Stockton 1.-THE last OF this droll serics)
contains some suggestions looking toward Wig.
orous ways OF dealing with tree agents and
lightning rod men. Italy ana the Pope. by
Luigi Mont, makes clear the much misunder-
stood relations between Victor Emmanuel and
the Pope, with running sketch OF the forma-
ton OF the kingdom OF Italy. George p.
Lathrop has story about Two Purse Compsn-
ions-otherwise. two college friends, who
agree that whoever shall first be worth 9 GER
tain sum. is to divide it with the other The
poetry OF the numberis by Maurice lhomps@r-
Mrs. Dorr, and Others
In the departments, DR.. Holland discusses
Culture and Christianity, Thin Living and
Thick Dying. and Too Much Of It. The Old
Cabinet is about Simplicity. Home and Socie-
ty tells how to get Pure Milk by the French
Method, and his suggestions about Music and
Drawing at Home. aud How to Make a Haggis.
Culture and Progress is devoted to reviews OF
Henry James last work Bartett's American
sms etc. The Worlds Work describes new
practical processes. Brlc-a Brac includes the
frst pantoum Ga peculiar form OF verse adapt
ed from the Malsyan) ever written IN this
country.