Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

inc Popular Science Monthly for
Juiy contains another installment OF
she Hon. David A. Wells' Economic
study OF Mexico" and the series will
close with another paper. earth
quakes and other Seisnice Movements
gives summary OF the results Of the
latest studies OF the nature of earth.
quakes and OF inquiries into their or
GIN, which 10 made 80 that 1t can be
understood by all, by appropriate H.
Instrations. In IAN Experiment in
Six Culture" Marguerite w. Brooks
gives chapter OF her own experience
In the matter, from which It NAV be
inferred that II win not be profitable 10
Try 10 establish that branch of industry
In the United States. Professor Rich
ards contributes an excellent article on
fhe lnhnence OF Exercise upon
Health, and Mr.. John q. WEIGH fur
nishes an Instructive paper on 'Trans.
portation, and the Federal Govern.
inent." These are followed BY Geo
logical Clim ate in High I.atitudes. " nv
Professor q. b. Warning; animal and
Plant Love OF Children" by Mrs. r.
u. Bergen; "The care OF the Brain" by
Professor Ambrose l. Ranney, M, d..
and host of other instructive articles
10 add ition to portrait and sketch of
"Genersl Mercstor," the famous geo
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The Forum" for July opens with An
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We In Danger OF Revolution?" in which
the present aspect Ut the labor question
Is ably discussed. "Should the State
Teach Religion" by President j H.
Seelye, Is an article in which be assumes
that, ~ the State attends TO the educa
tlon OF Its citizens, 1t should also pro-
vide for instruction in the gospels for
IT'S own preservation. W. M. r. Round
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and us Labor a CommOdity?" by the
Rev. DIR. Washington GLADDEN., each
treat OF questions which are now occu
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public. "ContessioDs Of an Episcopa.
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II opens with an excellent article on
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of Aunt Sally and Some Of her Ways"
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