The National tribune., 1889-06-27
RECENT LITERATURE.
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"The Temperance Question in India" R
matter which Is now before the British Farii-
ament will be treated by Bishop Hurst, Of the
Methodist Church, in the July CeRtHrg. IL is
stated that the intoxicating liquor furnished
to the natives Of India by the Government ia
called by them "Apks Shrab." or Govern
ment Shame Water" and that it is supplied
at the very reasonable rate of foGr cents .
bottle.
The Rev. J. NJ. Buckley. d. d.. Editor of the
ChTiStiaH AdTOcdte. will contribute TO the July
Centl6Ty a paper on "PTeseRtimentS. Visions
and Apparitions" DIR. Buckley takes the ma
terialistic view OF all these modern phenomena.
Peterson for July begins the new volume
with a tempting array of attractions. There
are numerous tine engravings, and some OF
the prettiest dress and needie-wOrk patterns
that ever delighted woman's eye. a Chap
ter On Umbrellas is very entertaining and is
beautifully illustrated. The early chapters OF
Miss Bowman's serial. "In ST. Tammany
Parish" are full of striking interest The
End of IL" by Frank Lee Benedict and Ben
sons Romance" by Clarence NJ. Boutelle, ara
capital stories, and there are various Others Of
exceptional merit
Publications Received.
Wyoming's Resoareea-Special information for
homessekers and inventors. Compliments OF
s. ID. shannon, Secretary of Wyoming, Chey-
enne, Wyo. This contains full particulars in
regard to public lands, and how to obtain
them.
Proceedings Of the Sepe1sh AnnHal EncamDmens
Of the Department Of KsRtHeky, GAR, held as
CoYington, KY. April "a and %, 1889
]. 3. LippineOtt Company announce the
early publication of Midsummer novel called
Three Days" by Samuel Williams Cooper
The book will be beautifully gotten up and
fully illustrated by Hal Hurst and c. @. Coop
er, jr., the well-knOwn artists. The action Of
-. II -
within the short limit OF three days, spent sc
noted watering place, which will be readily
recognized. The beginning and end of young
girls love, and the heartlessness of . man Of the
world, or his selfsaeri6ce (as the reader may
think it), are set forth amid the astaetive sur
roundings Of the seaside.
NOTES.
The Lincoln history in the July CaatsFy viii
contain chapters on Lincoln Renominated,"
The Wade-Davis Manifesto" and Horace
Greeley's Peace Mission" Mai. John Hay. ona
of the authors of this history, was the medium
of communication between Mr.. Lincoln and
Mr. Greeley at the time of the remarkable con-
ference of Dir. Greeley with the pretended
Confederate Peace Commissioners at Niagara.
Much of the correspondence relative 70 the
matter now first sees the light IN the pages of
the July CeatHgy.
Rev. Atticus q. HaygoOd, D. ID, IL. ID. an
thor of "Our Brother in Black" and other
works, and General Agent of the John F. Slater
Fund for the Education Of the Negro. viii con-
tribute to HdTper'S Magazine for July paper
on The South and the School Problem" in
which he outlines the present situation.
Edwin A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons have
illustrated for the July nHmber Of Harpsr's
Maga=ins poem Of I632, "To Master Anthony
Stafford by Ben JonsOn's friend Thomas
Randolph. Alfred Parsons has added two other
drawings illustrating WOrdsWorths sonnet To
Sleep"