The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-05
Literary News and Notes.

new serial story by Rider Hagga-d will
soon appear in Harper Weekly. Ii is to be
entitled 'Coloncl Quaritch, V. c." The Ba-
Ear announces novels by Walter Bcsant and
Mrs. Burnett.
A useful present to Young couple of mod
crate means contemplating matrimony would
be copy of Margaret Silneys new story.
How Tom and Dorothy made and kept Il
Christian Home. 1t is full of bright, sensible
suggestions for keeping house on small in
come.
There will be good deal of light and pleas
ant prose in the August Scribner. Besides
the serials by Henry James and f. j. Stinson,
there will be story by Maria Blunt. 1.-The
Fate of the Georgiana' an 'Epogue to An
Inland Noyage'": humorous paper by Robert
Louis Stevenson; a New England sketch en-
titled "Fair Day" by Sarah Orne Jcwctt; and
a story. 'Otto, the Knight" (of Iahorl, by
Octave Thanet.
Two articles in The Popular Science Month
y for July are especially worthy of attention.
| They are fully illustrated paper on ''Safety
IN llouse-Draina@e.' by William Z. Hoyt, $.
| b., IN which the belief that plumbin" fixtures
| IN our houses ere inevitable sources of danger
Is controvered. and ways are shown for max
Ing them wholly safe and the concluding
say of the remarkable series on -'parwinism
and the Christian Faith
The Monroe chapter in Wide Awake> I'resi-
dental series. "ChiIiren OF the White House
/
Campan'> famous school in France. which
! Eliza Monroe attended. where She was the in
innate schoolmatc of Hortense BeauharnaiS
the future Queen OF Holland. The portraits
which the Queen sent over to the daughter of
| her old school friend have been engraved for
| TINS article, comprising llortense a school
| girl, Ilortcnse as Queen, and Madam tampan
a SPIRITED picture is drawn Of Eliza in after
me- as Mrs. Hay in the White House. where
she inauSurated many OF the social prrpexitie>
/ anu questions of etiuUpttp W hich NpN WaShiuu-
Ton To-day
Science and Poetry. AMI other ESSAY, Lv An
drew Wilson. NJ d.. r. Z. :. H.. is pnl,iishcd
| in the Humboldt Library bv j. Fi,zdrrald ~
East 4th Street. New YORK Dee Silence
necessarily destroy Poct.v:" i, the ui;eStion
the author considers in tGr very lI,nit,",,s ns.
saw which leads in ms i,ltcrc,iin,, littj. vol.
uine. 1t means, in effect. Does science fend TO
| cxtinyuisb the poclir f,rnltys our ,rtIor ..,,s
No: the true miss ion of poetry is to lead MS 10
see faircr aspects of things, to cultiyatt. thc
| beautv-senSe, and TO lead uS TO SEQ ,,.,t,,rr in
her thousand moods, even if the thoughts if
| evokes are ofttimcS '.too deep for fears" As
| the expression of the ,Ieeuest emotions of tho
| human soul. poetry can never fade ;rtr n,h-
er ESSAYS compriSe,l in this collectiou are. ..Hi
| o!ogy in Elucation;" .'Sriencc Culture for the
| Masses" and "'rhe Law of Likeness and its
working,
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| Ernuest witch ,,n,, ro.h: :. ij 'a -,
| TO-, Nil. Unrn;nt vs. ''' d., H,si
have hccn rnt,r,f t ',,i,o, IL t'l'tu t
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| n6;rt ~ l,. .,,;I M ~ an ON I ~ 'ou,
Miss Preston zoe, far to prove. however. that
| a woman can write ufyou n Iarrr historical
| topic in Il manner thorouubly TO In ,droirrA
| One of The bright short articles is entitled "a
| Browniu. Court Ship which members of the
| 'tBrownin. cult" will probably think much too
full of levtv. The author i, E!iIa Ur},e
| White. \ practical theme i treated very in
| telIigentlv hv H. G. Mcrwin in hi, timely rr
| view of The 'rcephone EH,,," William II
| EoWnes begins a series of uatn.i.s ~, ..Io>tnu
| Painters ami paiutings' Hfa,Ifnr,j Torrcy do,
scrbe> ''A Green Mountain ,oru-FieId' and
| Lille b. Chacc Wynan eoutrillite. some
| thoughtful "Stulies of Factory Life" which
| are most excellent reading. Tho. charriuu
| story by Mr.. House .1oue Sauto D." retain. all
the charm with wh;ch hi, lnjuue narrative
| began. 1t was Il laply thought of Mr.. Al
| drich'> to ru, this novel of J,naueS, scenes
along with ..rhe De,rot Of Hraon,e,l", Cove" 7"
| by l.arl.> Fahcrt tratIe.K. The Transition
from Toxic to Tennessee i, A lon. >trrt,h, Int
| on that account the more, rpfrr>hinu nr
Holiness new volume. Lea, ..Me,ijayaI In
| qui>iion," and kinyltk,', .Crilnea' are mo-
ticed ut length in the book reviews. and tb..
4 books of the month are rpitonile,I in thr lri,
liant manner which raises hi, rc.l,lar ,lcpnrt-
ment of the AtIantir into an inyajlahIc fratilrr.
| s.Mr Stevenson and Mir J,m.S :" ..'Tb. Arnr-
ace Mans Verdict" and .rl science of
| Names" are among the hri~kt .Lits .riy.u ,
| lodgnent in the Cont rlutor,' tIuL. [y;.hn,,t
| any mention Of their i,l,hor>l,in I;nu,cLtnn
| Miiliin 4 CO.,. BOSTON.
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