The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
LITERATURE.
The Century.


,s,o +. hardly reader of the Coz
che. will not turn first Of all 10 tie
,:sr u Z :acoln, so unique in its in
Its have the graphically written
.srf.r chapters proved to be. The
- mart deals with "Lincoln as
seIs.s~ LAWYER, and Politician and, TO-
So So vi-h what has already bsen
Sid forms q sort Of epitOme Of life II
mississippi Valley down to $50 l re
.-l.S--s-iye IS brought down 70 tbs close
-TTircolu's pioneer period and into
q - So years OF his legislative eIPer-
- The opening articles are on Lin
--T~'- youthful idol. Henry Clay: MS
-. Il Ashland Is described by Char.es
"a Coleman, Jr., and "reminiscences
lining altogether definite picture oil
- man are contributed by ms
lend Jolitcai opponent and exc
r. J. u. Harrison, Esq. The ART
rns- Of the number IS the hTst OF
& several short articles on ConIeth
----gry French Sculpture, me cnucai
- bv Mr.. W. @. BrOWneli, deVo-eG
t5.s month 10 the wOrk oil Chapu Gnu
STDois. the former being TepTessI.eu "a !,
he Illustrations, by his La !eunesSe'
iron, the Regnsult monuihehL, anu ~
49, -. -. rs,1re d Arc;" the latter, by his
- Il Courage. from the tomb OF
a,,--ir!ar aud his "Iufant John The
- E.If of Mr.. Martins old Chel-
-, contains chatin regard to the liter
- and historical associations OF TINS
-. m Iordon. The Food Question
Z, America and Europe" Is vital and
s-s-estiye study. BY Edward Atkins, oil
a MOST practical subject, the victualing
---as.for as relat q 10 labor ana wages.
r-rious article is "a Little Mllleritei
nv Mrs. John Marsh Parker, being re,
,-19r,sganczs Of MiileIism IN 1913 ana
All rho line set for the end Of the
rg-ls 4 portrait of William Miller.
,ba leader OF the "AscensiOnists, Is
T9var. together with a cont mpoTary
5irto-;sI chart OF Daniels Visions, by
rvbirb the late OF the last day was
demonstrated. The topic in the War
Sarias il The Second Day at Gettys-
bU-y rated by General Henry j..
Hv1r and Z. NJ. Law, the Is ter with
s-e.fal regard 10 "RoInd Top and the
Confecerate Right" The number con-
tains two short stories by American
writer's: one a London society sketch,
= An American Beauty" by Mrs. Poult-
nev B:galoW the other tale II the ar
West. entitled "A Coward" BY new
Aiter Miss Elem Mackutin. Nj.
Howe.Ps novel, The Minister
Ra-gs. % COMES to a conclusion, and IN
the second part of Stockton's Hun,
d-edtl Man" the boycott IS touched
upgu. sui toward the last is begun the
serious part Of the story, the theme be
ing the Interference with an engagement
10 marry. Sonnets are contributed By
Robert Burns Wilson and Henry Tyr
rel. Songs OF Christmas" by Louise
BotE-Hendriksen, and "Bric-a-Brac"
verse by Maurice Perkins, Margaret De-
land. Charlotte Fiske Bates. Anthony
M0rehead, and Duvva MOrgan-Smith.
In Topics OF the Time" are editorial
gr.f.ls=, To our ReadeTs-in Conf
dence - The Eight-hOur Working
Day. "" Appropriations and the Veto.
In GTen lie. ers" COmmu- icauons
on The Union Of American Churches
lf-Om a Methodist Episcopal point Of
view bv the Rev. George r. Crooks, d..
D., George Bancroft on the Legal en-
der ps .ls.ols. q" and Practical Help for
Ireland" the last being a short &C
count. By Mrs. Ernest Hart, OF the
Donegal cottage industries founded by
her.
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