The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-29
The Magazines.
Robert Grants serial San Average Man" is
in the June Century.


praise in writing of Our Little Ones. and so can
only say that the June number. now at hand,
is equal to its predecessors in matter and Illus
tratons and will surely delight the Juveniles
Russell Publishing Co., Boston.
The June Century contains two very timely
editorials. one the Cincinnati riot and the
other on our militia. Speaking of the editorial
Mob Magistrate,' which appeared in The
Century just previous to the Cincinnati riot the
London Spectator says, The Century may
fairly claim to be reckoned among the
prophet>.'
DR.. Egglcston contributes paper to the
June Century on Commerce in the Colonies"
1t is said that this sketch of the growth of ship
building, the early currency, and the various
problems of trade will be interesting reading in
view of the recent discussions in Congress of
similar problems The paper is illustrated with
fac-similos of old engravings and Il complete set
of colonial coins.
The June number of Outing and The Wheel
man is bright and breezy. 1t opens with
richly illustrated article on Hull and Her Flo
tilla. with frontispiece, "The Start" which is
as fine 4 specimen of the gravers art as ever
graced the pages of magazine. The enter
tanning account of The Great Canadian Bicycle |
Tour is concluded. and is capitallv Illustrated |
Sophie SWEET contributes a clever little story |
entitled Miss SparroW's Husband: a Cunoeist !
writes Of An Old Boys Canoe the serial sum
mer Sweethearts is continued; there is an il |
Illustrated article on the National Academy Ex- |
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and L. 7. Laskin writes of a Naturalist in |
Florida. The editorial departments are excel |
lent, rs usual. The Wheehnan Co., l15 IRE |
mont street, Boston.
The North American review for June opens |
with an article on "Ilarboring Con>pirarv." by |
Prof. Henry Wade Rogers, who examines. in
the light of international law, the diplomatic
history of the United States and the national |
constitution. the question as to how far our |
government may and must 90 in Suppre4>ing |
plots against governments with which we are |
at peace. Henry D. Lloyd writes of the ''Lord> |
Of Industry" Elijah TIA Stuart Phelps has an
article marked by rare philo>ophic force upon
the ''Strusgle for Immortality" Other articles
of not less Importance are: psychological Falla- |
cicS." by Prof. W. &. SIMMER; The Rise and
Fail of Authority" BY President J, {. yelling;
"Walt Whitman" BY Walker Kennedy; and Il
symposium on expert Te,tmony" by Ros>i- |
ter Johnson. pr. W. W. Godding, T. O'Conncr
Sloane and Dr. Charles l.. Dana
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aud other American artists. after their ,aint- |
ing~ in tie Paris S,on. There are also some
striking drawings by i. f. RatileIi and page
of Baryc bronZe>. Excellent illustrated articles
are given on "Country Houses" The Hall !
and Reception Room" and 'O,d Ecclesiastical
Embroideris." The supplement sheets i'll
rlude: "fhe Mandolin Player" in color after
Irinquessr; Il superb fymut head for Il plaque; \