Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-22

| receive careft examination aud suitable mention.
-ED. GRAPHIC.
Two volumes of Professor knights
annotated edition of Wordsworth have
Just appeared in London, illustrated
with some charming etchings.
Mr.. Samuel Longfellow begins work
the first OF October on the biography
of his famous brother, and will live II
Cambridge until its completion.
The PEAK IN DAE1EN,7 Miss Frances
| Power Cobbe's new novel, "Le Bonheui
des Danes l., said to have heroine o.
the sanity type. though tie conception
is likely to he t,nged with earthliness
MACMILLAN & Co., who have for some
time ben issning cheap American edi
tions of many ofthelr best publications
have brought out one of Butcher anG
Lang's prose versions of the Odyssy.
The ATHESEUM has lately given a
series of talks with Trelawnny by Will
liam NJ. Rossetti, and quotes hum as
saying Of Walt Whitman's Leaves oi
Grass that he "found in 1t the matnri.
of poet, but not poetry ITSELF
The poems of Mary Clemer and Mar
garet E. Sangster will be brought out
this fall by j. r. Oseood & Co., whose
list is both full and attractive, includ.
ing Mr.. Howeli's Modern Instance
and Nantucket Scraps" by Mrs. Jane
G. Austin.
CAssELL, PETER & GALp1N are to
bring out for the holidays an edition OF
Dickens Boots at the Holly Tree
Inn" with six cen illustrations chrome
Autographed in ten colors, and sixteen
illustrations, i'll black and white de
signed by J. C. Beard.
| HARPER & Bros, announce a new
novel from Miss Constance Fennimore
Woolson, tc begin IN the November
number OF the Magazine, and entitled,
''For the Mayor A series OF short
stories hy Charles Reade are also to
be given, written expressly tor the
Magazine.
The tall list of e. P. Putnam's Sons
| includes several notable books. among
them being Social Equality; a Study
in Missing Science ly W. H. Nal
lock, and The Development Of Consti-
tutional Liberty in the English Colo
nies," historical study. by Eben G..
Scott.
The widow of the late James Il. Fields
edits a volume from his works entitled,
'Notes on Men and Their Books,
which will appear during the autumn.
No man was better capable of form
ing such judgements. and no one ever
gave them with more thorough kindli-
ness, whether for or against.
A DISCOVERY has been made in Salo-
nlca which will interest phylcians the
world over. Tie Ms. works of Galcn,
supposed to have been lost, have been
found by N. Papageorges. They
date from the fifteenth century, and
seem to have Originally formed 24s
sheets, eighty OF which are missing,
and various others are badly worm
eaten.
Mr.. ARCHIBALD FORBES, the famous
English war correspondent, inds lect-
uring more profitable than his former
occupation, and is now speaking before
immene audiences in Australia.
Mrs. HELEN HUNT JACKSON, H. H.
has followed the fashion set this year by
all ourprincipal authors, IN getting as
far as pssible from central points, and
Is recuerating at Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for October
has aneXcellent variety of serial and
short sories. poems, essays and criti-
cisms. Thos. Hardy's story, Two on
Tower" advances five chapters, and
well raintains the interest which has
characterized the earliest chapters. Mr..
Blsho gives two additional chapters in
his House of a Merchant Prince"
whic is an unusually faithful and
somewhat pungent discussion of New
Yorl society Harriet w. Preston,
who's now in Europe, writes a delight
full sticle entitled Among the Sabine
Hill The eighth article of the
"Stuies in the South" Is marked by
the ame close and accurate observation
andthe same singular candor which
hav made the previous studies so val
uae, and which have Justly secured
for them most respectful attention
Dot at the North and at the South.
Liatenant Cushing concludes his IN
testing account of the Nation of the
Wow which is not the Zunis but
thHa-va-su-pai. Prof. w. 7. Hewett
co,rlbutes an article on university
Administrations The short story of
tn number is entitled "And Mrs.
Soelsham,' by Agnes Panton. The
nuber Is rich in poety by Mr.. Whltti-
erIiss Larcomb, John McCarty Pleas
an, T. w. Parsons and ArlO Bates.