The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-13

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Ieodfne scholaty of the country
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"Babyhood," the only periodical in
the world devoted wholly to the care
of young children, has succeeded ID
securing the services Of eminent
specialists in every tubiett with
vhich II deals. The April number
contains articles on "The Care OF
Children's Hair" by Prof. George
ii. Fox, NJ. D.; "Isolation in Con-
taeious Diseases," by Dr.. l.. Emmett
Hoif: ssTrue Group" BY Prof John
ri. Kinlev. N. d., etc. Under the
title Of domestic Distinction"
George n. sternbesg. msj0F and sur
geoD, u. 8. A., publishes some I the
results of the recent Government IN
vestigasion into the properties OF the
best d~isinfectants. Among the mis-
celIaneous articles IL IN especially
Entertaining and practical one, by an
anonvmous lady writer, entitled
"Nufse's Day Out" Marion HaT-
lands writing ID - attractive as
usual and the "Baby's Wardrobe"
"Nunery Problems" and other de-
pertments contain the accustomed
variety of useful hints. lis cents q
number; $50 q year, Is 3 pruce St.,
New York;
There ID no more pleasing music
than these jolly songs as sung by
students /; and any q who has ever
had the opportunity of hearing thete
songs by college societies, glee clubs,
or By groups Of students will not be
surprised to learn that q new edition
of Moses Kings collection has just
been issued. Over 30,OOO copies have
already been sold. This remarkable
sale is probably OWING to the fact
that nearly all Of these fosgs are to
be found in no other collection. They
are all fresh and copyrighted, and
are the songs actually sung at all the
colleges at the present time. There
are sixty songs, With full music. TIE
book it Handsomely printed, sheet
music size, and il sold for fifty cent?.
The editor il VIM. 81. Hills, q recrnt
graduate of Harvard; and tie pub
Usher is Noes King, of Cambridge,
Mass, widely known as editor of
kings Handbook of Boston,"
Harvard and its Surroundings
etc.
MI. John Cordy Jeaffreson, author
of many other books of the Real
Lord Byron, is about to publish the
Real Shelley. It will be 10 two vol
umes, which will probably contain
several SURPRISES for Byronic and
Shelleyao Specialists, among oilers
what is declared TO he q demOnstrA-
ton that Byron bad Shelley's author
ity fl retaining Mrs. Shelley's vindi-
catory letter to Mrs. Hopner-tbe let
ter concerning which J. A. Froude
wrote 80 much to ByrOn's discredit
In the Nineteenth Century for August,
1888. This portion of Mr.. JeaffresOn's
work will pr0ve-if proof were still
needed-that MI. Fr0ude Is unified
from his passionate Imagination to
handle any subject which demands q
reasonable examination and q judi
cial summing up. Give him q bad
case and he Il q good advocate.
Shakespearian specialists may like
to know that Dr.. lnglely is at work
upon . folio volume, entitled ''ShaKes-
peare and the elcombe Enclosures"
It is an autotyDe copy of the extant
pages Of the personal diary of Thomas
Greene, Town Clerk OF S~tratford-on-
Avon, during the later years of
Shakespeare's life-the entries in
which are probably "a important in
the light they shed upon the genesis
of Hamlet, a. would be the unre-
ceipted bill of the brakeman who
supplied Homer with shoestrings in
the light 1t would shed upon the gen.
esis Of the "Illiad." Researches like
these are like the wound of the lover |
in Dryden-great because they are 30
A great treasure trove has turned
up in the shape of the correspondence
OF Peter the Great, which amounts
to eight thousand letters and docu-
ments. Among them are the copy
books used by the future Emperor
when q child, and q letter written to
his mother in 1883, from Pereyslavl, |
and containing an account Of rigging
vessels which were then being built
on the lake Of that name.
MI. Glider, the editor. Is quoted as
to an Atlanta reporter that
the Century Magazine was now car
ryin9 fully $4,000 worth Sf manu-
stories, poems and sketches,
had been accepted, paid for
and stored away, and nearly double
% much in pictures.
General D. G. Buell., at the urgent
request of many members Of his old
command, the Army of the Ohio. has
prepared an account Of the battle of
Shiloh. which will appear as part Of
VUxoLLcI WILL WpO1IouU
maps and newly found views of the
field.
What ought to be ar enterprising
paper is announced to appear in the
May number of the Antiquarian
It is upon THE Play
at Bankside in the Time Of
Shakespeare"
In October, when occurs the fiftieth
anniversary of the Boston pro-
riots, the first two volumes of
the life of William Lloyd Garri-
SON" will be published.
Henry w. Hilliard, OF Alabama, is
writing q volume Of recollectiOns.
The first chapter Is devoted to the
the Harrisburg convention of 1887.
The Common Enemy.
In order to make Roadway against the COM
mon enemy. Disease, it Is necessary to oppose
with persistence. 1t very frequently hap |
mems that q remedy perfectly ADEQUATE to the