The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

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magazine, Sc d. not admire ihai.
sort N poetry, The Little Kings
and Queens Tomorrow ~ Ten
On Star Island The Chamber Of
Silence, arc the other poems,
while In pose wc have the Eng
Ish a, the Seaside Summcnng
Among the Thousand Isles, The
Widow Lees Son VIII The Girls
%Skciohing Camp t6rs, raic). An
Old Fort and What Came Of il.
The Framing and Hanging Of
Pictures An Artist. Remini'-
crnscs Whcaliclds Of the North
west AT deacon Twombly's The
Grecian Empire The Chances OF
War and How One was Missed,
and chapters Of Anne, and A La
odieean, together with the usually
interesting editorial pages.
LrPPrScoTT's. We have also
the September number Of this ex-
cellent monthly, which is one OF
our special favorits, and find it
more than usually handsomely H.
lustrated, while the contents show
a steady and sure onward progress.
One Of the important features OF
this NUMBER that "ThcV alcours,'
the new serial Of Sherwood Bon
ner Ga southern LADY,, begins in it.
Besides this, we have the second
and concluding paper Of "a
Glimpse Of the Cumberland Bor-
der; Fifth paper on Geological
Curiosities An Afternoon in Yves,
Jaalam The Haunts Of the Gray
ling Frant "a story; A Dish OF
Vegetables (rather a scarce article
in these parts just now The
Dressmaker at Green lTarbor an
other story; A Pretty Kettle Of
Fish (another story; Old Nam
tuckct, several short poems and
the usually well-flled editoria.
pages. 1t is querried why is the
editor so averse to long poems
Other contemporary periodicals
give them with considerable eflecl
now and then.
ScRIBSFR's. We are just now
in receipt Of the September num-
Der Of this popular magazine and,
though we have not had time &c
do more than scan the contents,
and can only mention them, We
must do this, and say that the
large lumber Of illustrations are
very fine. The first paper, "a
Boy in Gray IS, we believe. thu
first contribution of the kind we
have seen in any magazine, and
we can testify from experience, a.
well as observation, that the illus.
,rations of this paper are true ,c
the life. We have seen them in
real life just as they are here given
IN the pages Of this magazine.
The paper itself is an interesting
one. Then we have Stars at Sea
How to Build an Ice-Yacht The
Misiortunes Of Bro. Thomas
Wheatley A Russian Artist ; How
] Kept House by Proxy Victor
Hugo as a Dramatist The Soci.
city Of Decorative Art; The Con.
ferrous Forest Of Sierra Nevada
The Peoples Problem; The
Wheel as a Symbol of Religion
three chapters Of Peter the Grea,
as Ruler and Rcformer; Fire oil
Queen Titania; Two Of the
Daughters Of Henry Sage Ritten.
house, several poems and the usu.
ally well-flled pages of the Edito.
rial Department, and among tn,
latter We find a very well writer
and timely article on Southern
Literature, which we think W,
!, shall give in full and common