The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14
Literary Notices.

The North american ReUiel0 for March contains
these articles: sis our Civilization Perisha-
ble?" by Judge ]. A. Jameson of Chicago; Gag
ricultura Politics in England" VIM. f. Bear; "a
Defenseless Sca-Board," Gen. ii. a. Smuley /;
"Neither Genius nor Martyr" Alice Hyneman
Rhine; "The Story of a Nomination" w. u. StOd.
dard; Literary Resurrectlonlsts," Charles T..
CongdOn; GLOW to Improve the Mississippi"
Robert 5. Taylor; "The COnsttutionality of Re
pudiation," ID. Ii. Chamberln and Congressman
john 5. Wise.
Monthly for March are the following college
Athletics" Prof. +. l.. Richards; "Green suns
and Red sunsets" W, IL. Larrabee; "Ihe Ances-
try of Birds" Prot. Grant Alien; "Study. Physio-
logically Considered" DR.. p. j. Higgins; ia h
ion and Delormty in the Feet" Ada ii. kcpley {;
"On Rainbows," John Tyndall; "Science vs.. the
Classics" Prof e. a. Eggert; "The Jury Sys-
tem," Henry Ii Wilson; "science and safety at
Sea. "Rlchard A. Proctor These are only por-
ton OF the interesting papers contained in the
number.
The Eclectic Magazine, published by +, h.
Pelton, % Bond street, \ W York, and sold ut 50
year. aims to present the most valuable of the
articles appearing IN the English reviews and
magazines. The following are, with others
equally good, contained i'll the issue Tor March
"Rellglon-A Retrospect and Prospect" by
Herbert Spencer "Earthquske Weather" Rich
ard A, Proctor; THE Soudan and its Future,
Sir Samuel White Baker; "Helen's Tower
(poem), Robert Browning and Alfred Tennyson
"The Possible Suspension ofOld Age" w. y.
Dawson.
HdTper'S Monthly for March opens with pro
fusely illustrated paper descriptive of ST. Louis.
The T. naming illustrated articles are: 1.-THE
York shire Coast" by VIM. ii. Ridciug; 1.-THE
Early American Presidents" 4 w, Higginson
viii Carleton" with portrait j. L. TrowDridge
Hints on Domestic Decoration with IL Illus
lratiOns by the author, Alexander F. Oakey;"Thc
Poetry OF the Deaf" DIR. Edward Nj. Gallaudet;
William Blacks "Judith Shakespeare" is contin-
ued; and the first Oh pier of "Ihe Picture-A
tory" by Charles Reade, is Civ II. viii Wal
lace Harvey writes ON "Hhe Drainage of the Ev-
erglades" There are a number of poems. The
most generally interesting paper of the number
is probably that On MIll Carleton.
The irOntisplece Of the March Century Is a por
trait of Won Moltke, concerning whom Helen
Zimmern writes. The FIRST article, fully Illus
trated, is ON 1.-The New Washington" There
are three other illustrated papers-on "Old
Public Buildings in America" by Rlchnrd Grant
White; "The Cruise the Alice May" 5. q. w
Benjamin, "Nutes on the Exile of Dante" sarah
Ere man Clarke. "IIenry Irving. the Actor" il
written about by j. Rankin Towse, and two poT
traits of him are presented. Wayne MacNeA h.
Gurheld's attorney general, tells what he thinks
concerning "Ihe Next Presid snCy." "The sup
preston Of Pauperism," by ID. MEG. Means
Mrs, Finlays ElIZabethan Chair" by Octave
hanet, and "a Hunt Tor the Nightingale" by
John Burroughs, with number OF poems, make
up the renal Ider of the body of the issue. In
the Open Letters department are letters on the
temperance question, on Irrational Aid to Edu
cation" ana on "Organs and Orchestras IN
Chul ches."