The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

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Illustrations
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Nirbolas " midglnlef feast
n god thinei~in feet, there
is much literally scnsonabla
atnG IN H. There u q fine enaray
Ing called o NidWinlef night; q
poem called The BfDmies on
Skates" and more "Winter Fun,
by stgldafd. "1listofie Boysi Is
the title " u series that begins IN
this number Maync lloid tells
Of exciting adventure in 1.-THE
/ Land of Fire Mlss Aleott giyos
another spinning Wheel Story "
"The Art aud Artist paper for
this month Is all about Albert Du.
ror, and there are other stories and
poems that 90 10 make up the
brightest, best, most delightful
magazine ever put into little hands.
Lippincott's Magazine, for Feb
rnary, opcns with q very happy
article on cold Germantown" the
famed suburb ofPhiladclphia. The
Illustrations are charming and the
text is fully descriptive Of the
carly settlers in this thrifty,
quantity pretty place. Miss Brew
ster dcscribes something Of "Frcnch
"
Chateau Life" There Is an inter
csting description Of an 'Indian
Cattle Town" in the "Resurrec.
tion,' Prof. II. $. White gives an
account of "a Pilgrimage to scsen.
: HEINZ the home Of Goetho's Fred.
orike. Winter Fishing in Vermont
A., is done up amusingly in a sketch
called "On Glass Roof" There
are four very clever stories and Z
second installment Of Mrs. Champ
3 ney's serial.
Mr.. Joseph lIatton is nevei
more readable than when ht
: goes u strolling out Of doors
and, so to speak, slips hi, reader
arm under his, in acompanionabl,
+. sort of way, and shelters him under
, the same hat brim. lie does thi,
pretty thing in Harper's Magazin,
, for February, where he il repre-
scented by "The Upper Thames
pleasant TO read, interesting as de
scribing certain methods Of Englisl
y life. An article Of interest is b,
Mrs. Annie Field, and IL cntilc,
GlimpsesDf Emerson "a winter
n in Canada" describes Canadian life
villages, hunters and homes. Ju
:. liam Hawthorne and Sophie Swec,
, both contribute stories, and from
notes Of the late DR.. Marion Sim
has been taken n little sketch o
Revolutionary times in which IN,
actors were the grandparents of DR.
Sims. Mr.. Momus Wentworth
lligginson grows more historical
. as the months 90 on. Miss l.. Ma
4 son writes Of the painter Jacol
Ruysdael, Charles Shwing of tn,
National Government and Educa
ton" from which one turns to lol
in mental luxuriousness In III,
Easy Chair. Curtis writes gentl,
hints to contributors" "Englisl
Criticism in America "Jenkini
9 and his Imitators.n
: The Century Magazine. for Feb
ruary, is in many respects note
worthy. II has been expected Will
greedy interest for the sake special
ly Of Salvini's Impressions o
Shaksperc's Lear" This article
the work Of one Of the greatest act
ors and a most successful studcn
, ofShakspcrc show show thoroughly
intelligent that study has been
There are in the Century two ar
: ticles on "Dante," one by Mis-
Freeman Clark, illustrated, tn
other by Christina Rossctti. Tn
portrait Of Keats, the best proba
bly, ever published, has additional
IS interest through the brief essa,
contributed by Mr.. Il. c. Stedmau
Mrs. Alice Meynell writes "Ho,
n Edwin Drood" was illustrated, tell
ing considerable in relation TO III
:, mystery that had been rcveale'
to Mr. fildes, the illustrator
There are poems by Mrs. Burnett
nc. 7. Ia,hrop, Sydney Lanicl