The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-07-23
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The contents of Appleton's Journal
for August are as follows: edge
Tools" lin two parts-part flrst), by
Annie Bothwell; "IIealth at Home"
(part third, by u. w. Richardson, M.
D.; "Some Thoughts on Shelley" by
Stopford A. Brooke: "The influence Of
Art in Daily Life" by J. Bennington
Atkinson; "German Dialect-Poets,"
By w. w. Crane; "Michael and l." by
Julian Sturgis; "The Historical Char
acters of the Spanish Stage; Gland
scape-P Painting" by Sir Robert p. Col
lier; "The Cooks Oracle"; Goodwin
Smiths "Cowper"; Swinburnes
"Songs of the Springtides"; "Captain
Ortis' Booty: q Ballad" by A. Mary
r. Robinson; Briefs on recent novels
The Undiscovered Country; Odd or
Evenp Uncle Jacks Executors; a
Stranded Ship; Mrs. Beauchamp
Brown; Mademoisclle de Mersac; Sec
ond Thoughts; Mary Annerly; Reata,
What's in a Manner; The Dukes Chill
dren; The Virginia Bohemians; Edi-
tors Table; Thought-Extirpation Pro-
cess; Literature as Drudgery; Modern
Poets as Verse-Makers; Sir Robert =.
Collier on MISUNDERSTANDING; Sign
ing Magazine Articles.
FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY
The number for August contains a
vast amount of entertaining and in
structive reading. N. Robinson has an
admirable article descriptive of the"Pas.
sion Play" at Oberammergau, with
twelve illustrations; Geo. j. Hagar one
on "Some Remarkable American Wo.
men at the Bar, in the Pulpit and on
the Stage" with seventeen portraits
and illustrations; "What the Japanese
Eat," by Edward Grey; "Cameo-C Cut
ting" "Mont Blanc and the Matter
horn," ga Soap-Bubblc," by John A
Bower; etc., ETC., are excellent articles
interesting story, mot Guilty." is con
tinued, and the numerous short stories
and sketches are by popular writers
and of unusual merit. There are some
notable poems. captain Ortis
Booty" q ballad, amusingly describes
what the gallant captain won at the
surrender of Antwerp. There is q very
copious miscellany, embracing an i'm
inense variety of subjects replete will
entertainment and instruction.
ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The Angus
number of the Eclectic contains fine
ly engraved portrait of Gladstone, nov
the ablest statesman in England TIL,
contents arc varied and interesting
suited 10 the present season. Anon,
the leading articles VIC note the follow
ing: Hr
"Fiction," by John Ruskin; an in
tcresting article by Prof. Huxley; "Su
icide )" "Fishing and Fishing Litera
ture - Cabinct-making "Thc Day
of the Week !" GEOLOGY and History !;
"CliT Roses !" "Thc Pinch of Wealth Z
and sketch of Gladstone, by the edit
or. besides the usual valuable Scientifi
and Literary Notes for which this pc
= riodical is noted. =.
All lovers of good reading will ap
preciate this number of the Eclectic.
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