The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-10-26
Oct. Is, 1882.
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Will be at the Gibson House, Jackson,
Ohio, October 31st, and November L,
2, and 4th.
LITERARY NOTES.

THE November number of the .4tLantic Monthly
tains very interesting and Characteristic paper
Charles Dudley Warner, describing "a Ride in
Span," 1t is of the best and most delightful
sketches The ninth paper in the excellent and
did series of "Studies in the South' includes addi
tonal information subjects which the people of
the country will be interested to know, and by
of knowing which they will be able to INTEL
lgently and justly toward the South. George s. Will
son furnishes valuable and practical paper the
Indian Question, suggesting what to him the
best answer to the question How shall the American
Savage be Civilized?' P. Deming writes another of
his curfousy interesting stories, entitled 'Rube
Jones'" Domestic Country Life in Greece" by
Eunice w. FELTON,, is attractive paper describing
the rural life Of the Greeks of to-day. Mr. Hardy's
serial story ''Two Tower" and Mr.. Bishops
rial, 1.-The House of Merchant Prince" progress
quite rapidly toward their completion with loss
but rather increase of interest The number con-
tains its proper quota of poems reviews, and the
short and engaging essays of the Contributors Club
The atlantic for 1888 promises to be unusually attrac-
tive inasmuch as very frequent contributions are
promised from DR.. Holmes; dramatic poem entitled
michael Angelo which was left completed by Mr..
Longfellow, will be given in three numbers; Henry
Jamess "Dafsy Miller, rewritten in dramatic form,
will be notable attraction; and essays promised
from Mr.. Howels and Mr.. Warner, addition to the
sother good things which the magazine is to
have. HoUGHToN, MIFFLIN & Co., Boston. l'
THE PrcnOlOgical Journal and Science of Health for
October deserves special commendation, being more
than usually rich in matter connected with its par
ticular sphere and in general reading. full and
appreciative sketch of Miss Clara Barton the Ameri
can Apostle of the ''Red Cross,' is given together
with a very fine portrait. The series on "Compara-
tive Phrenoogy" is continued by discussion of the
structure of the human spinal column and the racial
peculiarites of the Negro. welI-illustrated des-
bription of Alexandria. sketch of the great scier
tist Newton, and very encouraging prophecy of
what the world will have attained thousand years
hence. noteworthy. Besides
and solid instruction the nributions entitled Mrs
Bowman Neuralgia Beautiful Homes - National
Reverence 'The Pollution and Publication of our
Rivers and Harbors," paper legislators WASH
ington should have read before passing the notorious
bill which the President vetoed. Kitchen Leafets'
sound advice for cooks, and the notes,
items paragraphs and responses of the e-arranged
departments are all worthy of than passing
comment. Price only 20 eents subscription price, 50
with the last three months this year free to
new subscribers. Wen the publishers are making
other special premium offers, and that all NAV have
chance to what the Prenoiogicai Journal is like
now 1t Is offered ION Trial. three months, including
THIS october Number for only 25 cents which may be
sent in postage-stamps to the publishers, FOWLER
WELLS, 75S Broadway, New York.
ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The November number of
the Eclectic is fully Up TO the high standard of that
sterling old periodical and, in fact is the best
of the year. Its table of contents comprises some
thing for all classes of readers and is as follows:
WHO was Primitive Man p" by Prof. Grant Allen; |
Rachel,"a deeply interesting account of the great
actress; Race and Life on English Sei,' by DIR. B.
W. Richardson; Alfred Tennyson's poem, ITO vfr-
gil;" Some Impressions of the United States,n by
DIR. Edward A. Freeman; Researches in my Pock-
ets dainty comedietta translated from the French;
The Salvation Army by Cardinal Manning; 1.-The
ofa Visiting Card - "a Night in the Red
Sea-; three additional chapters of 1.-The Lady Maud"
which is rapidly nearing its close; 'The Coming of
,he Mahdy," which THROWS much light upon recent
adam
see Squfre;' Exploration in Greece by Alexander
}. Murray; "In the Forest Ga poem); Great Mems
England by Paul H, Hayne; Literary
Notes, Foreign Literary Notes, Science and Art and
Miscellany Published by E. R. PELTON, 25 Bond
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