The Republican journal., 1882-07-20
Literature.

tl'tu III lIlt IlfSt Ill cate OF pub
lication. Like the other, it is Maine book,
portraying with pen and pencil the scenery and
| topography of the northern section Of the State
| "a paradise to the sportsman and the lover of
nature. Mr. Steele is both, as well as clever art
ist, his trout pictures painted in oil having been
| glvena place in the National Academy of Design,
\. !. The canoe trip of 200 miles, described
| in Canoe and Camera was up the east branch
of the PenobscOt, through region heretofore
but little explored. The party consisted of the
| author, a companion, photographer, and three
| guides. They were provided with everything
heedfu for such an expedition, and Mr. Steele
| speaks III high terms Of the canvas boat inclUd-
| ed in the equipment. While i'll ''Paddle and
| PORTAGE privationS and discomforts Were eX-
perienced, the preceding trip was made under
most favorable circumstances. The author
says The entire "trip was made on the food
tide from the state Of the weather to the vol
unc of water in the streams facilitating the
taking of photographs, and adding height and
power t" the many picturesque fails on the
route Among other results of the expedition
was the discovery of Il new lake (not found on
any map between Matagamonsis ana AIa,a@a-
mon lakes. The pleasure Of canoeing these
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are reveries forced upon one for which city
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| IN Maine, hN MhtcIN atNt ut ItII
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Stcee'> debtor, to Say nothing Of The plca>ur,
afforded by his charming books. Canoe and
Camera" j. rightly termed i gem in book-mak-
ing. me illustrations, most Of them pictured
by means of the camera, are sixty in number,
IL no,I..t ,c.o,n,F,,,io. III, ,..,1- I.,,", r.,
mo. Price, postpaid, Slj0. Estes X i.uuriat,
publishers, Boston.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. lnlh- number
for August, the Rev Henry Ward Br,chrr
writes of '.Progres, IN RELIGION, Thought
pointing Mt the many Influences ~ocial, p,luc:t-
tional and scientific. which are bv dpo,.,s t,~,,s
forming the whole structure of docnatir b lief
and teaching. i. \. Pow,lrrIv, I'M official head
of the knights of Labor. the strongest Inion of
workinrmrn in fine l. nited States contributes. =,
temperate article Oh ..rh. ORGANIZATION of
| Labor The wcII-knovn British lpilit.,., cor
respondent. Archibald FORBES. writes Of ..Thr
| Intcd states Army DWELLING more ,lrtirulaI.
| ~ ON those features of our manaccInept which
appear TO him to be most worthy Of limitation,
| by the military governments Of Europc, ..Won-
ans Work and Woman's Waors !" IA- rlarlr.
W. Elliot. i, a forcibI. statement of One. ,f fine
most urgent probIems III onrtinn Tb.,,tbo,.
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add to the total resources of tl. yboI. ,l.s. Of
workers. In 4 hjehly tnter,.stino n.>, on
.,lhe Ethics Of GambIine~ r FrotI,fnab.n,
analvzes thrpa.,ion forpItv with rare ingenuity
| 1.-THE Remuneration Of Public ~uINant,.' ~
| Frank ID. \ Carpenter. gives matter for ,criot,
considerations both to the civil service reforms
| er~ and their opponents Finally. There is il
paper on "Artesian Wells upon the Great Plains
| by Dr. c. \. White of the Smithsonian In,,i-
| tuition. The Review il sold hr an booksellers
| @enpralv
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