The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-03

In Outing Tor November, wheelman
Frank G. LEM continues his description
of his trip "Around the World with
Wheel and Camera" The article is illus
trated from instantaneous photos taken by
Mr. LEM, who is an expert photographer.
In noticing the novels by F. Bean, in
the journal of Oct. 10th, we gave the
publisher as the American Book Com
pany. This was an error. The books
We're published by the United States
Book Company successors to John W.
Lowell Company Nos ) and East 10th
street, to whom orders should be sent.
1t was reported last week that Dr. Teuf-
fel, physician to the late king OF Wortem-
burg. and husband of Blanche Willis How
ard. the Bangor novelist, had committed
suicide at private insane asylum. Later
advices are to the effect that Dr.. Teuffel
was recently attacked with insanity, fol
lowing an attack of heart disease brought
ON by over eXertion.
Sportsmen who know the delight of up
land shooting over staunch dogs will read
with pleasure "A Day with the Quail
by Ed W. Sandys, in Outing for Novem-
Der. The working of dogs, the little
tricks of the two sportsmen to gain a
point in their keen but friendly rivalry,
and many other features Of a capital day
sport, are faithfully described by one who
must have enjoyed it all, not once but
many times. The entire number is most
interesting and beautifully illustrated,
Babyland for November brings good
Thanksgiving cheer. The stories are pref
ty and the verses dainty. The rhymes are
made to suit Baby's ear, and the pictures
to delight Baby's eye. What more can
Baby want? A subscription to this ''ba-
bys delight and mother help will
bring Christmas twelve times a year to
the little one. Price so cents a year;
cents a number. ID. Lothrop Co., Pub
fishers, Boston.
Our Little Men and Women for Novem-
Der has two good Thanksgiving stories.
There is likewise the story of two Poland
donkeys, with tine illustrations, and a
Tlptoe March with pretty picture. A
Boy and Girl, The Studio Dolls, and
Talks by Queer Folks, are as interesting
as can be. Joker and his Relations do
some very strange things. Home, Sweet
Home is sweet story which points an
excellent moral. With its large and small
pictures, verses and rhymes, Little Men
and Women is as charming as ever. Price
81. 90 a year; 10 cents number. d. Lo-
throp Co., Publishers, Boston.
The Pansy for November is at hand, in
a bright new cover, suggestive of the Co
lumbar year and its interests. With this
number the Pansy magazine enters upon
a new year, and judging by the good
things included in the present contents,
it begins in good earnest. Mrs. Isabella
NJ JIa,, opI
each have a new serial, the latter being
Columbian Year Sketches. Shorter stories
and sketches, poems, anecdotes, ETC.. all
by our brightest and best writers, with
| the popular Junior Endeavor Department
constitute an excellent number OF an ex-
cellent magazine. Price 81 90 year: 10
cents number. ID. Lothrop Co., Pub
! fishers. Boston.
Whittier is thus fifty described by Oliver
Wendell Holmes in his memorial poem in
the November Atlantic Monthly:
Peaceful thy message. Yet for struggling
right,
When slavery's gauntlet in our face was
flung,
While timid weaklings watched the dubious
fight
| No herald's challenge more defiant rung
tb WIS LIN SI1lGlI ltlUtt 70 StIblt UItllltS
Sought i'll the haunts thy humble youth
had known
Our stern New England's hills and wales
ana streams,
Thy tuneful idyls made them all their own.
The wild flowers springing from thy native
Lent all ter charms thy new-world song
to fill
Gave thee the mayHower and the golden-rod
,.I ~, Il, lei, Il
Best loved and ssintliest of our singing train,
Earth's nobest tributes to thy name be-
long.
| A lifelong record closed without a stain,
A bameless memory sllrned in deathess
song.
The Autumn and Winter exhibit Of
dress fabrics is novel, elegant, most be-
wildering in variety and suited to all
purses and tastes. Plain and fancy cam
/ efs-hair serges, a gorgeous array Of
changeable velvets, velours ecossais, vel
outline ombree, Scotch plaids, new stuffs
in gay Persian, Turkish and Russian col
ors, silk and wool iacquards, fancy sat
ines and bengalines that are short, strip
| ed, plaided. basket woven and irideScent
are some of the novelties from over the
tistic diversity that they require an album
dance of appropriate models. TO this end
new designs, from the picturesque, his
toric and classic modes, to the plain and
practical tailor gowns, are constantly ere
ated. The Mcdowell Fashion Journals,
published at 4 West 18th ST., New York,
are the first to publish these models and
| present them in an infinite variety, in
tended to meet all tastes and circum-
stances of life. ''Paris Album of Fash
| ion and LA Mode de Paris are used
by the most stylish dressmakers. The
! price Of each is only 50. so a year. LA
! Couturiere' is great favorite and has
attained an immense success, being 50. 90
a year. LA Mode. > is the best Fashion
Journal ever offered for the yearly sub
scription price of S1.50. If you cannot
get these journals from your newsdealers
! send to the publishers direct.
! The November number of Peterson S
Magazine is admirable in point Of illus1la-
! tons, contents, and general appearance.
/ ''Charlotte Corday," by Virginia G. Sully,
is a most interesting record, and is beau
/ titully illustrated "a Mountain Passion
Flower" by Ella IIigginson, is an in
/ tensely dramatic story, and the accom-
! panying pictures are very effective.
! Among the other illustrated articles are
| s.PreSeryed i'm Pictures - by Harriet at :