Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The -ItUufjr M"ufliV has for leading
article in its July number a contribution Of
Dr. O.W. Holiness "reminiscences of Europe
after an interval OF more than fifty years.
The gay old boy says. Il propose taking a
second look at some parts of Europe: and
he is there and at ii now. As between
Europe seen hv him then and Europe being
seen by him in his present tour the changes
are marvellous; and this article. i the start
ingpUint of what he entities a New Port
folio. in which these wonderful changes
will be worked up in his perennially read
able style.
French and English" is charm :
ing criticism on the essential differences Of
character between the two nations, by that
fascinating writer Philip Gilbert Hamerton.
Then there is study Of the phenomenal
''Ouida" that accounts for her imgeni0u>ly.
Henry James's Princess CaSamassima'
goes winding on toward the crisis. John
Fi>ke contributes sn able historical essay.
Geo. Fred. Parsons writes more or less
wrong-headed review OF The Labor Ques-
ton" And there is the usual variety OF
other things that hold the interest of the
cultured people of America from month to
month.
The two notable articles in Litter $
| Lirjng Age this week are Genius and
| PrecOcity' and Contemporary Life and
Thought in France" IS for years sub
scription to this sterling old magazine
weekly is the cheapest investment il
genuine literature that can be made in this
country. y.-Ltteli 4 Co. Boston.
The July Century is brimfull Of the
best popular reading, illustrated Will
superb effect. In bookmaking workman
ship the Century is at the head OF Amer
lean art; and in clean. high, taking (alto
getherl literary treatment OF live topics i
has no peer. The table of contents l.
l rich feast OF good things. Some o
the most prominent articles are, Gross
Country Riding in America" The Minis
ter's Charge-VI" (lIowelN, The LabO
Question, ," "CO-operation, Fighting Fal
ragut below New Orleans" etc.-The Cen
tUrv Company, New York, - year.
The For1un for July starts off with tn
question, Are We in Danger of Revolu
tom" by Bishop J. L. Spalding. The an
swer to this formidable question is one o
the ten attractive and instructive essay
which fill the number. is Labor Com
modity?" is another interrOgative title q
one of these, written by Rev
DIR. Washington GLADDEN., OF COlumbu,
And Should the State Teach Religion ?
by President Seelye, is another. An
shall We Muzzle the Anarchists ?" Is sti
another And the list closes with ques
ton point Should Foreign Authors b
Protected ," The Forum has jumped t
solid hight in hive months. The Forum
Publishing Co. New York, S5 year.
The Orth-AmcricGn ReriCiC has il
July number all alive with stirring reflection
OF the spirit Of the times. The leader, Nc
hammedan Marriages, by Minister 5. S.CoN
i as brilliant as might have been eXpecte
from the source. Arthur Richmond mag
nifcently lectures Prominent Persons i
a third letter, addressed to Rev. Henry NJ
Dexter Should the Government Own tn
Telegraph" and The Peoples Share i
Wealth" are two noticeable treatments G
) things the Republic is thinking of now 5
earnestly. Words, by Gail Hamilton,
in her best vein; and Gail is a very grei
; woman. There are some Important Hi:
) torical Letters" and important Notes al
Comments New York, S. year.
In The PopWJdr- Science Month
for July, Hon. David A. Well'
= has his fourth OF that very il
teresting series ON An Econom
Study of Mexico" and there are doze
other articles that make science more er
, trancing than a romance; among which "
note The Influence of Exercise upo
Health, " The Care OF the Brain" 'Th
Origin and Structure os MeteoriteS," et'
S5 a year, to d. Appleton X Co.. Ne'
York, and You get more solid value (instru,
ton and entertainmentl than is afTUrde
anywhere else in American periodical Iii
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