Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15

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fires arise mostly from carcleSsneSs or a
criminal disregard for the rights Of proper
~ in setting the forests on fire, merely to
see them burn. The law cannot be en-
forced with too much yi@or against such
/ persons.
LITERARY NOTES.
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| Discussion. and is To Dc reprint III
unIphlct form, of controversy between
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~ Yankee in Canton" an illustrated
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The Story Of LcspinaS$e, by Edgar Faw-
rrtt is a strong and interesting sketch.
Prof Herbert futile, OF Cornell Universe
t., contributes timely and lucid article
entitled Pope and Chancellor describing
the great conflict in Germany between the
church and State, which has been going on
Tor the u;r,t ten years. Mrs. Jane Marsh
P..rkrr'S article on MARY JcmiSon" is Il
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MAS captured by the Indians, and after
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has been some months in preparation, hap
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Bagby, and is full OF interesting anecdotes
and "reminiscences The accompanying il
luStrltionS include frontiSpicce portrait
of List and full-paSc picture of 'thc
Master" seated Mt the piano, both engraved
by Johnston.
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This volume tells the haps ana miShapS
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of fishing excursions. Many OF the Illus
trltiOnS are very comic.
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I'r THE RHINE. by Thomas Hood: ~ pages; illus
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IN the Rhine is one of Thomas Hood :
most humorous works, and is published
with the original illustrations Hood, in
company with some Of his friends, visits
the countries along the banks of the Rhine,
and this book is series of letters and
sketches giving his impressions of German
life, and the amusing incidents that hap
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An AMERICAN FOURIN,HNND IN BRITAIN. hy An
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In this story Mr.. Lang shows us again
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full ofspirited and original incidents. 1t
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"Ex-President Porter on Evolution" is
the title of the opening article in the forth
coming September number of The Popular
Science Monthly New York; 1t is by Mr..
W. ID. lie Seur, already known rs an able
writer on the relations of theology and ev-
OlutiOn, and is an OutspOken review, rs en-
tertaining as it is effective, OF DIR. Porter's
recent address before the Nineteenth Cen
fury Club.