The Ottawa free trader., 1883-03-31
LITERATURE.


,b;r,,o, Ir,ing by G,lucr Surl
N.,,,,o dnd ia accomuari.d n rh. E'0Sy
cs,;, win fine sketch Of New YorN
,,,s, ,,mon. SON" "Engli,h Fumrr~" l.
,,,,,h,r,,,.. iIIr,,rs,ad ar,,cl. on rursl
rio ~ so.s.y. SEQ II B,u.hton', Artist
a,-ous i, Tr,,irondr "a continued. aI,h
manv new and quaint HAS raton-; lIoA-
ard p Vie furnishes uum-rous v.ry alrar-
tive n,c,ures illustrative o' Col. tllEein-
so,,s s,vth ch,,ntcr of Amercat History ;
n - Ti,tnor rurns contributes the frsI
os,,yo ron.rs nn The Treaty. ot Peace aud
todo,apIc,cp" with s,x portraits. :. :.
p.r.on4 has a tetutlmiy illustrated paper
nm "Iomc L4Wn>;" and John B,gcln"
r,yrs us an in.cr sting chapter OF reccu.
I,i.f,r,, co,re,,,d with N4AlmIiiau'S un.
b,c,, ra,rn IN Mexico. with riur pr
trsit ,gthr plucc The tNo serials, "Fn
the Mavorp and "Shlndon Bells" are con
t,,ucI and there T., "a strong stor, Couul
b,,od hv "a Work iug G,rJr
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o,a1u.n,a oo.,, an E,,.rs,n which
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.,a,n - mo or,,c,o 10 ,cc,m,,ao,.d
s.on,,soieco nv f,e ,,r,ru, -, T. u.r,oo
o,ralh, Coe Jnhn R,rrmyh, ,ivcs
us a study of the ocean from the deck of
steamsnlp: Ellis Hopkins gives us II
scholarly article on "Splom,n Song"
giving no doub, the true exeges of tha'
a,andinp uuzzle Of biblical students; and
Mrs. II. H. jackson follows up her paper
on Oberammergau IN the March numhe,
with an entertaining account of the Pas
sion PLAY. The most finely illustrated pa
ner as well as very readable one, Is Ben
PerIey Poor's on the Capitol AT Wa, hing
,ers on the "plotters and Pirates of /, u,si
ana :" and Henry Eckford contributes "A
r,chIv illua,rateJ s,eich of Euyrne Fro
mep,in the artist and author: Cnas. G. L,e
land p,ycs us n learned disouisltion ON the
Gynsles accompanled with many striking
n,ctur,s. and Barnet Phillips enter,alns
soorlsmen with his curious illustrations
of ,erh. Primitive Flshhouku There ur,
the u,ual new uorms. Toplcs of the Times.
Rrlc u. Brac, &c.
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All nn,,nor ,ho .c,r,n,ol and ,oo,,
aa,ao,, or niroroo ara rrosoo,od r,o,oc,
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C,,ioona n, p Rondor = r.roa,or ., ,ho
haa s,'1d,od "a soma n,rno,o ,he rol,,ico,
.o,ial ord ooooom'c cor,i,ors -, ri.
~onn,rc rndor tho uuo "a Canadian
View Of Anncxalion,n makes "a forcibie
presentation of the reasons which incline
many citizens of the Dominion to regard
with favor the idea of absorption by the
United States. Senator John A. Logan
ee,s forth the need which exists for Ma
tional AID to Public Schools" in the sew
eral States and territories. The Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby writes of "The Dangerous
Classcs," meaning the manipula,ors ofI
corporation stocks and the men who. hay
jng amassed enormous wealth use It for
nefgrious purposes. James c.. yelling,
President OF Columbian University, treats
OF Race Education" the problem ,ha,
confronts the ph,losophic statesman, of the
presence in our body polite of a strong
Negro contingent. The Water Supply Of
Cities is discussed by Charles +. Win.
gate, ethical systems" by Prof f. II. |
Hedge. "Strcet Begging" by Rev. DIR
Charles +. Deems, and "Cruclsm and
Christlanitv bv O. Il. Fro,h,nybam