Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22

-Hlrysr's M1yasia~ tor June begin, The
Firy-ninth Volume and the thrtleth year 81
that periodical. To Dew generation Of read
rrs 1t appears In new drcs--in larger type.
and with wider page. This j. the third
change which ha. been made IN the type Of the
MAsaxine-sarh being an improvement.
he contents Of the June Number are e>pec-
tally attractive. They bring about the reader
tn" atmosphere OF summer days. They are
bright. amusing, and rr.tfal. There could
hardly - more enjoyable reading than Mr.. "
K bDoHOyaH-0nc Of our most promising
Young srulptors-gives Us la hts RYE and
round there" illustrated with Mr. Abbey,
charming drawings beautifully engraved. This
opening article Is followed bS a graceful full
page picture by ABBEY. Illustrating Hcrrick's
lines Upon NitgIu Kissing a Rose" Then.
b. WAY Of contrast, We are taken beyond the
He'd River Of the North into that mysterious
land Of maSn tceut di.,anccsA-thc territory Of
the Hudson Bay tompauy-and brought face
t. face with the fur-tra1er-. the half-brced-
the irAppeT.. and their ptcture-quc life. Mr.
ii. VI. Robinson, the writer OF the article
gives u. striking and charactsri,tic pictures.
which are ably supplemented by Mr. Rogers
effective illustrations.
By smother leap W. arc trsn.ported-in the
last OF Colonel Warnings Berg und Thar So
ric--to the Dolomites Of Southeastern Tyroi.
aud here, again, the artists pencil Translate.
-" =" A.uiai picture, the charms OF valley.
toa S'Sttrr We turn again to picturcshnd
scenes Of greater human Interest Ia Olive Io-
gans Grand DAYS Of lii.trionic- >" Illustrated
with portraits OF Nell Gwrunr Anne OlJh,lI
David Gatrlck, Peg Wofingtou Mis- Rich
ftiogarth sOd-jAughtsr,J John kemblr, Mr..
jordan, Il. " Elll'ion, Edmund kcAn, aud
po~ton-nany Of these being reproduction.
q palntuss by distinguished artists
Another descriptive paper. iinely illustrated
j. by Howard Pyle-,he second Of his Pruiu.lj.
lar Canaan series, treating the MARYLAND couu-
tie. on the Eastern shore
tor downright humor. there has been nolh b.
lnS ia mag axlue literature since Rose. Terry
Cooke. "hnowarc" equ4l 10 Mr.. Jane. I
Fields "A Free Lecture Experience" which
Is accompanied bY characteristic Illustrations
p. Y Whipple contributes 4 noble paper, en-
iitl"d "Recolections Of Agassiz," aud going
back 10 our early history, John K-ten Cooke
gives an interesting sketch Of Alexander Spots
wood OF Virginia, the Old Colonial Governor.
who fought the Burgesses, hanged BLACK
beard the pirate, and established the order Of
the "kuighis Of the Horseshoe"
Phebe Earle GibboHs-a ''Chiel" who has
been IN Francr "tAkn' notes" print. some of
them in avery interesting paper, entitled The
Citlzen Of Paris"
Iu fiction. besides Miss Mulock's delightful
novel, Young Mrs. Jardine.' there are two
excellent short stories-"Black Point " by Con-
stance Fenimore Woolson and .Tbe LAT Of
the chang Macs, by A. A. Hayes, Jr. Two
new serial novels are promised, 10 begin in the
August Numeer-"Whiie Wings; Yachting
Romance, by William Black, and MARY
ABsrley," by X. u. Blacsmore In order tb,,
new subscribers may have the early chapters
Of Miss Mulock's novel (begun In the February
NumberJ the Messrs. Harper oder TO send
gratuitou,iy to those RENTING TO them the
price OF yearly subscription, beginning with
the June Number, the four Numbers for Feb
ruary, March, April, and May; thus giving
sixteen Numbers for o. o.
Colonel " airing contributes brief but prac-
tcai and very important paper, with six Illus