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LihtlFs Lining Age. The numbers
of the Lining Age for June 7!h and
18th, contain The Chronicle of James
l. of Aragon, Edinburgh" :" Cardinal
Newman, and Some Neglected Periods
of History, "Contemporary;q Frede.
rick Denison Maurice. "Nineteenth
Century," Possibilities of Ballooning,
''Fortnightly;" The Mad Gar, and
The Courts of Three Presidents, Thiers.
Mcmahon, Grevy, Temple Bar" In
Great Town Hospital, "Macmllan's y
'John Bull ct son lie" in the Sixteenth
Century, Irish Love and Laughter,
The Princess Alice, and The Original
Americans, spectator :" The Jugger.
naut, "Peoples of the World !" The
Sources OF the Jordon, "Quiver :" with
instruments of "T'he Baby's Grand
mother" "An Episode OF Circle Val
ley" MAY Abbot's Tryst" and "In-
terlopers at the KNAPP" and poetry.
For fifty-two numbers of sxty-four
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We1 /nLy Century-Contains a re.
markable contribution to United States
history in the "KuKlux -KIsn: Its
Origin. Growth, and Disarmament, y
by the Rev. d. L. Wilson, of Pulaski.
Tenn, who vouches for his facts, most
of which are new to the public, and
will prove a revelation to many who
consider themselves well informed on
all the outgrowths of the late conflict,
In the South. This paper also furnish.
es the text for the leading editorial, in
"Topics ofthe Time"
The Frontispiece is an engraving
from full-length photograph Of John
Bright. accompanying a careful and
discriminating estimate by T. H. S.
Escott includes in his article several
amusing and characteristics anecdotes
OF the great English radical. The
"Crulse efthe Alice May" by 5. G,
W. Benjamin. is completed in 'Cruis-
ing around Cape Breton" for which
Burns makes the drawings. In fiction
this number IS particularly strong.
Frank R. Stockton has one of his in.
lmltable stories, 'FThe Reversible Land.
scape," on art of a .'kind that cannot
be too high" and Miss Julia D.
Whiting writes pathetic New Eng
land love story besides instalIments
OF G. w. Cables ''Dr. Sewer" in
which we hear mutterings of the com.
ing rebellion and the conclusion Of
Lady Barberina, by Henry James, IN
which there is an elopment. Ex-Prest.
Theodore D. Woolsey has a sugges.
tive essay on Academical Degrees
Especially Honorary Degrees in the
United States" which will be read
with interest In the light OF the an
nouncements of the numerous titles
which colleges of rank confer at this
season. Eugene V. Smalley mas q
brief but comprehensive and popular
account Of the workings of the United
States Patent Office. In "Topics Of
the Time are editorials on "The Ad-
vertising power of a Good Name"
Dishonesty in Commerce and Poll.
tles." "Open letters" contains brief
popular ESSAYS and sketches of are.
cent American Poetry" "The Minister
and the Music" by Rev. DIR. Charles
81. Robinson; "The Study OF Acting
In II, Paris" by Juliet NJ. Eyerts; Shall
We have an American Conservatory
by F. H. Sargent, Of the Madison
Square Theater, etc.