The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-03

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dual Newman " q biographical
study Wy & keran Paul tho will.
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second part " Cafl tlos roelhummn.
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ney' Go he completed In the Jul,
numhcD doscrihcs the tpsiy mi.
losophets visit IN The Lakes ID
Killarney and lie south and south.
western counties, H. H. Godkin
editor Of the "Notion," has q strong
paper combating the argument
advanced by the advocates Of th,
spoils system that tenure ON th,
Civil Service basis would brinl
with 1t "Thc Danger Of an Office
holding Aristocrncy.n j. Angustu,
johnson, argues against the prnc
tlcnbility Of almost any scheme fpl
The Colonization Of Palestine" h,
either Hebrews or GentiIes. Geo
II. Fitch contributes Il pleasant IN
per describing what may be seer
"ln n Chinese Thcaterh i'm Snr
Francisco. The short story of Ia,
number isa sketch of New Englan,
s%ca-faring life by Mary Hallocl
Footc, "Thc Story of the Alcazar.'
n SLAYER that was deserted ut sen
With 4 cnrgo of negroes confined il
the hold. The poetry Of the mum
Der includes n plea in verse for til,
prosecuted Hebrews of Russia b,
Joaquin Miller, entitled ".Jcwcss''
two tributes to Lonrfcllow. b,
Helen Gray Cone and Wilbur Lar
rcmorc ; "Wilhclmina,' by Clifton,
L%anicr; "ln the Hauntg Of Brcan
aud Bass" by Maurice Thompson
and 'Rosc-Gcrardia 'hyJohn Alhec
This month the departments trca
n great variety Of subjects.
HADpER's MAGAZINE for June /
n superb number. 1t commence
the sixty-ffth volume, and full.
sustains the well earned reputation
Of this excellent publication. Tn
frontispiccc Of the number is n
exquisite engraving of Abbey
drawing illustrating n poem b
Robert llcrrick. The Editors Fl
sy Chair contains n graceful tribut
10 lIerrick's poetry, and to the i
lustrations oft which Mr.. Able
has been from time to time cnntr
buting to the pages of the Mag
zine; and 1t il there announce
that these drawings are to be pul
lishcd hereafter in book form, wit
SC elections from lIrrrick' "lIcspe.
ides." "Quaint Old Yarmouth
is the subject of an exceedingly il
tercstingdescri ptiycatticlcby Wn
II. Ridcing, with seventeen yer
graphic and picturesque illustri
tions drawn by Harry Fem. MAJ
Treat contributes n paper ontitle
"ln the Pines" describing th
spring flowers peculiar to Souther
New Jersey, charmingly illustra.
ed by William Hamilton Gibsoi
But first ofall in interest and impn
lance i, George William Curtis
paper on Longfcllow. Mr.. Black
new novel, "Shandon Bells grow
in interest, and the number Is file
with other good things that nee
TO be read 10 be correctly apprccia
ed. Three short stories, IAN Eide
weiss Of the Sierras," by ConstanC
Gary Harrison; Mrs. Winterrowd
Musicale" by George larsor
Lathrop; ani"King William an
his Armirs"-a humorous skctc
by Richard NJ johnson, are all fin
ST. NICHOLAS for June 0pcr
with a charming frontispiccc illu
tration by W. T. Smedlcy, cntitlt
"Mr. Longfellow and his Boy vi
itors," accompanying an accouI
by llczekiah Butterworth MA Wis
paid the poet, shortly before h
death, by some boys from n BuStu
school. Lucy Larcnm also contril
utcs an article full ofrcminisccn'
and pleasant anccdotc Of I0ngfc
low and his relations with childrcl
interesting 10 old and young alik0
"Seals and Seai-hunting in III
North Atlantic" is an cntertainir
paper,by Ernest lngrrsoll, striking
lis illustrated. Jessie McDcrmo
has engrosscd and illustrated
quaint iiye-page poem by Eva !
Ogden. entitled "Thc Maid II IIoI
.Ior." Thon there L. story calls
"Thc Wi,ch-trap," by DR.. Felix
Oswald, ola remarkable living ira.
Mr.. Dodge has bright little illu
strated poem, "Tlle Bec-charmcr
A capital story for boys is "Tl
|. Whirling Club" n bicycle stor.
Besides all this, the number col
tains an account Of a "Tulrracc l
|, Point NePoint,n and of"A Curiot
Rolling bridge = "yIary Jane Tel
| about the spicers's Cow and Aul
Fanny tells The very little foil