The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09

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Usual variety u matter, chiefly u
q light and entertaining cbamctcf
but witha mixture II moro soiid
reading Tho opening paper, AN
Antwerp Printing House" by Rose
g. Kingsley, daughter Of tho late
Canon Kingsley, gives an account,
with Illustrations, Of the Museo
Plantin Mofctus Then follows
an entertaining sketch, Through
Great Britain on Il Drag animal
Electricians by G. +. Holder II
Chinese sketch called "lnyading
the Temple Of Heaven" by Charles
Wood Ground About the Peaks Of
Otter" by A. Granville Bradley I;
Songs that have Made History
by Amelia y. Barr, and many other
well written articles.
HARpER's MAGAZINE FOR SEP
TEMBER.--This Number, just re.
ceived, opens with n picture called
"a Sunday Morning in Surrey"
by Alfred Parsons. Mrs. Lilies
papers, ain Surrey" commencing
in this number, are illustrated by
the same artist. "a Summer
York" (Maine), is illustrated by
Halsall and Garrett. Then comes
"The Weibertrcne," an interesting
account Of the faithful Wives Of
Suabia. Col. Higginson's Amcri.
can History is devoted todiscoverics
made by the Mortimer. 4. =.
Whipple contributes "Some Recol'
lcctions Of Ralph Waldo Emerson,
and David A. Curtis has u paper
on The Mississippi River Problem.
The stories and poems are up T.
the usual standard.
THE CENTURY FOR SgpTENBEi
Is replete with matters Of instiuc
ton and interest. II opens will
n long article on Thomas Bewick
the reyivcr in the last century o
what was then near becoming on,
Of thelost arts-cngraving on wood
Ocean Steamships which follows
tells Of the marvellous progress u
steam navigation since 1919. TIL
"Original Of Rebecca in lyanhoe,
contains u picture Of lrving's Sun
nyside, and n fine copy ola minis
( turc taken from life, Of the fai
| Jewish maiden, Rebccca Gratz, Tn
! friend Of Irving. Another Ion
r chapter Of Mrs. Burnctt's "Throug.
One Administration" is iollowc
? by can Old Town With q History,
: ian account Of u romantic, half.fol
/. sakcn nook on the coast Of Maine.
an article on the academic carcC
Of ex-Presidcnt Wolsey ofYale Co
lege, and a biographical sketch {
Dante Gabriel Rossoti, by 4. "
: Gossc. "Ningpo and the Buddhi.
! Temples" and five chapters {
Howells's Novel, IA Modern II
stance" There is also from th
pen Of Howclls a sketch Of Mar
7 Twain, accompanied by n portrai
Of the celebrated humorist. A
abs article on the war in EgyI
concludes the contributions. Tn
editors department, consisting {
!, Topics Of the Timc," notes, literI
ry, artistic, scientific, etc,
. conducted with the Judgment an
: taste that usually characterize il.