The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-06-26
NUMBER 26.
Literature.

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NOTES.
The July number Of the American Agricul-
turist announces that it has again secured Mr..
Joseph Harris contributor, and this Will
be pleasing news to all familiar with that gen
tiemaus writings. There is a decided improve
ment in the execution of the Illustrations in
thi, number which is a very interesting and
useful one.
The older magazines will have to look sharp
! ly after their laurels if Outing and the W Wheelman
continues to improve rs it has done of late. Its
illustrations are very fine and the editors seem
to have struck fresh yeiu of literature that
pans out exceedingly well. PIea>anter reading
than is contained in Outing is hard to find any
where
There is aging about myths that what is
true everywhere is true nowhere" Judging
| by this test a good many old Joe MtlIers have
no foundation in fact. for they are told of 50
many people that they present decidedly
mythical air, In the introduction of the editors
drawer of the July lIarper'> Mr. Cha>. Dudley
Warner sets himself TO run some of these Jokes
TO EARTH and i'll particular locates the lone
some individual who was taking his Journey all
bv himself. because he couldn't afford to bring
| his wife along. respectively at Chicago on the
! Danube, on the Rhine, and at Newport. 1t
| seems. in fact. to be a cosmopolitan Joke.
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pleasure club of less than ten voung men. who
came Together occasionally for an evening of
harmless fun In the July Century Rev. d. l..
| Wilson. of Pulaski Tenn, the birthplace of the
Khan, furnishes remarkable contribution to
history in an account of its origin. progress.
and final di>baudment after laws against it had
been passed by several of the state govern
ment>. For ohvIou, reasons no names are Civ
en, but the statements mndc ar" Nourhed fera~
being authentic.
There SAN atrnn.nbar, of summer aII tbInl.h
t. Jn',. 1I,.,..r-s ,rLro,,.nin,, ,,ii
fine NiIr. NOW in fine season Of lis iu,Iud.Iion.
and another with fine st. Lawrence. and il
summer resorts. while the approachc. To New
York.a London suburb. ..lIurrow-on-rhe-IIilI.'
and one of the suburbs Of Washington. Ken
daI Green. are the subjects of other articles
Both the serials arg very >ummry: thr paper
on Bismarck gives a pleasant account of hi
summer life. amt one ON "l'r'trN>lon'i beauties
OF the Last Century includes Il graphic dr7-
cnfl0n OF summer nights party at Ranela2h
Gardens. There Is also paper ON ratlte-lArh-
ing IL the West, and poem by Philip Bourhr
NarNion sings OF "iioee> and NiShtmgaIcN.
Thcuumbers of The Living Age for June 7th
and ltth. contain The Chronicle of James |. of
Aragon. Eoinburgh: Cardinal Newman. and
some Neclerte,I Periods Of History, Coutrmno-
rur, Frederick ptnson Maurice, Nineteenth
Century Possibilities of BalIooniue, Fortnight
TX. The Mad Cz,r and fine Court, of rhr,..
Presidents. Thjer>. NrNabon. CREW. rcnu,l,.
Bar. In , Grcat Town uo,pitaI M,cmiI,u.
.John EurIet san lIr~in tl,r sixteenth rsntur,.
Iri.h lo,,. and ! .,,1obtar rim. Princes, Mice
and The Original Americans. Spectator. The
Jugecrnaut Peoples of the WorId The sources
of the .lorGan Culver; with in~tamrnt> ul
THE Rahv'> Grantlmuthcr'' An Episode Of
Circle VALLEY, MAY Ahbot's Try>t" aud In
tprIopcl> at the kuap," and POETRY.
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