The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

PERIODICALS. In the September (MonthIy
parD number of Golden Days the serials of
"Selton's Sister, and "Phil Asher, are conclu-
ded; Oliver Optics story "Royall Tarr' is con-
tinued; and the opening chapters of two new
serials are published Uncle Jack and l. A
Tale of Boys and Bicycles by Matthew White,
Jr., and ''the Cruise of the Snowbird,' by Cor
don Stables. There is also the usual miscellany
and various departments. James Elverson,
publisher, Philadelphia, Pa......The September
number of The Popular Science News well
maintains the reputation of this publication as
a household favorite. 1t is not only interesting
but of practical value, and will be found useful
in every profession or walk of life. Popular
Science News Co., Boston, Mass. There has
been change in the proprietorship of The
Golden Argosy, the popular weekly. Mr..
Frank A. Muncy, who has edited the paper
from the start, is now the publisher. New
stories by Oliver Optic, Frank II. Converse and
other favorite writers for boys and girls will
soon appear and no pains will be spared to
make the paper instructive and interesting.
Published at No. 10 Barclay street, New York.
1.-The Ladies' Floral Cabinet for September,
an Illustrated home magazine. has been receiv-
ed from the publishers, - Vesey street, New
York. 1t is an interesting number of an excel
lent pubcation."..No. of The Commercial
Travellers Magazine. bearing date October,
more than Sustains the promise of the initial
number 1t abounds in fun fact and fiction,
with illustrations. and has evidently come to
stay. Published by the c. I. NJ. Co.. Boston.
at 50 Il year in advance; single numbers %
cents.
We have received from the Interwordian
Publishing Co.. Toronto, the first number of
new monthly entitled, The Interwordian Maya
zine. Its aim is thus indicated in the pros
pcctus: The effort of this intended publica-
ton will be to prove to thoughtful readers that
there exists within the Word of God the spirit
ual science of correspondence, which is to be
corroborated from tie literal sense of the Word
itself, without Interfering with the freedom of
any man in his prediction for specific forms of
external worship which are the most in sym
pathy within his own temperament
Coy. Buffers complaint that the action of
Coy. Andrew deprived him of the early portion
of his military record, reminds us of the fol-
lowing Irish recommendation
This is to say that kathleen O'HaZen had a
good character when she left Albany, but lost
1t on board the steamboat when she came down
from Albany. TIM MURPHY, Cherry st.
Another witness to the virtues of the Maine
coast rs Il sanitarium. Rev. j. L. Rankin says,
i'll Il letter from Bar IIarbor to the Congrega-
tonali>t: If you do not feel like new creature
the moment you breathe the air of Penobscot
Bay, then Your case is past natures treatment"
The Democratic party of Ohio needs some
body 10 hold il by the tail. Boston Herald.
No use; tailfeathcrs would come out. But
next month the Republicans will have the
Democratic party of Ohio by the neck, and il
will be solid grip-by large majority.
The editor Of the Bee had his house seorched
in the recent fire at Richmond and lost ~ tooth
brush and a line towel lie has our sympathy.
Weller, Brown Il Libbey left Houon last
week for Portland with drove of 600 cattle,
consisting Of 200 year-ods, 200 two-year-olds,
200 oxen and three-year-ods. They are to be
driven through the State on foot and are nten-
ded 10 be sold nearly all in Maine for store pur-
poses
Mrs Mary Young of Bangor, celebrated her
hUOdrptb Iir h6aV M0pI1y