The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-11-25
The November Magazines.

The Ladies Floral Cabinet in addition to its
usual quota of matter interesting to the garden
er and florist, has a bright short story and an
excellent housekeeping department which i'll
cudes some valuable receipts.
The November number of the New England
Magazine gives a portrait of Goycrnor-elect j.
II. Bodwell Of Maine, with a biographical
sketch by Capt. Charles +. Nash of Augusta.
The frontispecc is the Massachusetts Capitol,
Boston, and elsewhere an account of it is given
by George }. Narney. There is an Illustrated
article on the Waysde Inn, sudbury, and other
articles of interest. Published at 36 Broomfield
street, Boston.
The Church Review for November contains
Greek Literature by Rev W. +. Wilson, A. NJ;
The American Church and its Name, by Hon.
l.. Bradford Pierce; Origin and Composition of
the IIeXateuch, by Rev. VIM. W. Olson. ID. ID.
LII. d.; Invalidty of Rom>h Orders. by Rev.
Wm II. PIatt, ID. ID. LII. D.. Views of the
Atonement. by Rev. Cornelius Walker. ID. d..
a New Poet Obstacles to Christian Unity: by
Rev. G. W. Shinn, d. ID. The reviews of
Contemporary Literature are, as usual, exceed
ngly well done, IIou@hton. Mtfiin n Co..
Boston.
''NervouS Children" BY Dr. Charles l.. DANA
is one Of the leading subjects in Babyhood for
November. Not less important are articles by
other wcl-known physicians on ''Thc Fever
Thermometer in the Nursery" "Popular Fal-
lacies about Teething," "Cautions Regarding
liarland writes on "Othcr Peoples Babies
and the general departments of the Magazine
abound in more than the usual number of hints
and helps in the care of infants. With this
number Babyhood complete, i> second year,
and those who have read it most admit that it
has shown steady advancement from month
to month and filled most admirably it, chosen
and otherwise unoccupicd field. rs cent, a
number, Sl,30 year Beckman St.. New
York.
The numbers Of The Living Ace for the
weeks ending oct. Both and Now 9th contain,
Poetry Compared With the other Fine Arts,
National Review; Statesmen of Eastern Eu-
rope. Temple Bar; John Bunyan. Contcmpor-
any Review Prince Rupert, Gcntlrman'> Mac
azine; \ Dartmoor Picnic, Belgrayia: NV sue
cess in Literature Macmillan; MIR. TuppcrS
Autobiography, Spectator: The Religion OF
Southern Italy, Saturday Review; 4 Negro Re-
yiyal, Spectator; Prisoners a. Witnesses, Nine
teenth Century; Alexander !, Of Bulgaria,
Contemporary Review; Sir Grccnhat Temple
Bar; The Scotland of Mary Stuart, part H.,
Blackwood; 4 Week in the Pine Region. Black
wood; Power Of the Irish in American Cities.
Times; in>tallmcnt> of This Mm'> Wife"
and poetry and miscellany.
The Brooklyn Magazine rur November opens
with Mr.. W. II. Ridcing'S second paper on
THE Royal Navy Of Great Britain. Hon.
seth Low contributes an article on 1.-The Irish
Home Rude Controversy" Anna Katherine
Green, author of '1he Lcavenworth Ca~r.''
has poem, In the Kings Cabinet" Mr~.
Flora Adam, Darling al,l, three chapters to
her novel of Washington life, IN Social piIIo-
mat" ''Hanch Life in California is dies, rhci
by Mr. Nj. J. Gurton il Il graphic >tyI,. ana
short story Of the war, entitled "Iiill Warn
cr," il clcyerir told ny George l.. Walsh. Mrs.
Bcechcr'~ Ia> letter from Eu4Iald takes Us
through En.lnd, scotland, Ireland. and Wales.
Other articles deal with "MarriDgc Customs in
Turkey" : ''lIcroiuc> Of Theatrical Scandal"
Modern >ham> IL Society" "lna Dutch I'r>-
on" W hat Girls Should Read in addition t.
which arc given thc farewell sermons of Henry
Ward Erechor in England, and four sermons
by L. be Witt raImagc all authorize and re-
vi>ed by the preachers themselves. Till, Ma
alinc costs only 20 cent per >iu9l, number. :
Murray Street, New York
The NEST noteworthy rart of THE Atlantic
Monthly for December j. it> Supplement-. which
contains Dr, Holmes, poem At lhc 25oth ami
ver~ary Of Harvard University. aud Mr.. Low
cII'> oration delivered on the >tmr occasion.
In the rc-ulur number itself there is story
over the signature of Harvard b. Rookie. en-
titled "Thc Strange story Of Pra-tna, which
is the most interesting and thrilling study Of
Eastern occult science that Mas lately appeared.
\ paper by the late Elisha Mliford on "lhc
Object Of a University" is scholarly con-
>idcraton Of the subject Ivy a man Who was
one of the deepest thinkers Of his time. Nl~~
Harriet Waters Preston has IN amusing and
carefully thought out criticism on 1.-The Church
of England Novel;" and Edmund Noble who
will be remembered ;t~ the author of Il little
book entitled "Thc Russian Revolt, = contributes
atravcI paper. ~ tp the Neyat ~chlll>>elbur@," :"
which is of rather unusual interest The two
political papers in the number are an account
Of Mallini Is a man and statesman. hy Maria
Louise Henry. and an article ON The Dream
of Ru>~u," which il particularly timely in
view Of the recent cncroachmcntS of Russia in
the East \ long poem by Helen Gray Cone,
entitled Madonna Pia,' is charming in its
way; and there Is also some remarkably good
verse from Louise Imogcn Quincy ana jtliia c.
K. Dorr. Mis-, Murfrcc concludes her serial.
''ln the Cloud>,' and Mr.. Bishop brings The
Golden Justice to a termination Some criti-
ciSm> and the { ontributor>' Club complete the
number. III the latter department the little
paper ION Being l9norantIy Praised" will be
read with sympathetic amusement. The NUM-
bcr, taken a> a whole. i an UNUSUALLY good one
for a time when most publishers Keep their
b"st material for the opening Of the new ear