Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
LITERARY PABULUM.

"Along Traverse Shorer," by Mrs. NJ.
T.. c. Bates and Mrs. NJ. X. Buck.
Published at the Herald office, Traverse
City, Mich.
"Tourmalin's Time Checks" is out.
1t is Vol. /. No. y. of the Sergel Column
ban Library, published by Chas. IL.
Sergel Il Co., Chicago
The July Arena is on the editors
table and 10 an excellent number OF
that popular magazine. The fronts
piece is an excellent portrait OF Oliver
Wendell Holmes, and the reading mat
ter IS fully as interesting as usual.
master and Man" A tale Of the
Civil War. BY O. OBJ. Strayer. Sun
nyside series No. IL. j. s. Ogilvie ~
Co, 81 Rose-st, New York, is sending
out q fascinating story of the late war
under the above title. Price 20 cents.
Goldthwsite's Geographical Magazine
Is rapidly finding an indispensable place
on the desk of every thoughtful reader.
Each number is filled with descriptive
articles of the most interesting portions
of the earth's surface, with character
sketches of peculiar races.
Elizabeth Bisland's illustrated article
on Loudon's charities occupies the post
of honor in the July Cosmopolitan. An
interesting article on submarine Boats
for Coast Defense by Lieut.. w. ).
Hughes, U. $. N. and continuation of
the fascinating story, THE Elixir of
Pain" are among the best things IN the
number.
The Caswell Publishing Company has
brought out new novel, AN Honest
HypocrIte," which will make a sensa-
ton IN the religious world. The book
Is the work of \ clergyman who sympa-
thizes with the broader doctrines that
are prevailing today. and who has put
his views into the form of novel for
the sake of giving them wider currency
than they would have II put forth as
either essay or sermon. IAN Honest
HypocrIte" IS full of plot, dramatic in
action and in sympathy with the great
movements of the day.
The New England Magazine for July
contains variety Of good things, and
serves up larger portion Of fiction
than usual. This IS for readers in the
woods and at the seaside. The initial
article of the number il THE state of
Maine," by the Hon. Nelson Dingley,
Jr. IL deals with the past history and
present resources and attractions of the
state, IN a concise and interesting way.
The accompanying illustrations are
very happy, and the excellence of them
shows how greatly this magazine IS I'M
proving m its art department..
Every lover of the beautiful in nature
every tourist who has penetrated the
vast resort region OF Northern Michigan
must have been impressed with the
great possibilities IN romance which
tina. country affords. These two
ladies', Mrs. Bates and Mrs Buck, have
lived for years where Mlchigsn's tall
pine trees and Grand Traverse Bays
musical waves have whispered tales of
love and hope and Joy IN their ears. 30
they have seated themselves by the
cheerful hardwood fire and have u;il-
lied memory, note book and pencil in
the reproduction of several entertain
ing short stories taken from the life,
romance of actual people who lived
Who loved aud who died within sight
and sound of the beautiful bay. Every
.s.mnner visitor should read the book
and learn from il that romance and
heroism are implanted IN many a rude
uncultured breast. Price 50 cents,
paper cover.
If IL istrue that mot one American
IA a hundred knows how to take vscs-
ton The July number Of the Ladies
Home Journal has distinct educa-
tional value. for u quite overfiovs with
new and good counsel for .ummsrings;
BESIDE the hints for The Mother n the
Country 10 which msny clever women
have contributed. there are helpful
words from Mrs Margaret Bottome
and Or. Tslniage, while IN the bright
nare for "The w0ussn I'm the city" the
Id OF the stsy-st-hone - shown to he
not 40 drssdfui. after at. Ihers are
many other attractive features.