Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

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The May number of The Forum 10
noteworthy becsuss Of the unusual
variety Of its conteuts. IL has . general
discussion OF the late silver craze and the
present danger, BY the Hon. d. Harter
OF Ohio, who writes On 1.-THE Blight Of
Our Commerce. and by Senator Villas
OF Wisconsin; and J. C. Hcmphill. ed
itor Of the Charleston News and Cour.
ier." ofen ''Ths Loss Of Southern
Ststesmansh,p." 8. g. T. Dodd
has an article on "Tsn Years of The
Standard Oh Trust" President TIM
otny Dwight writes 1.-The True Purpose
OF the Higher Education" and r.
X. Wilkie, explains the elasticity OF the
Canadian banking system. E. L.
Godkin has = suggestive essay on idle
ness and immortality" Col. Carroll
ID. Wright prints the rcsults of his In.
vsstigAtiops. Bishop Potter writes OF
the "Signi6cancs OF the American
Cathedral" Edward Atkinson
writes on "Incalcuabie Room for Inn
migrants" There are other splendid
articles.
II is said that there is nothing new
under the sun, and yet the Cassell Pub
fishing company are prepared 10 say
that they offer the public something
entirely new in q novel. which they are
about 10 publish. called "The Fate Of
Fenella." The striking thing connect
ed with this story 10 that il is from the
pens of twenty-four popular authors.
The names of these twenty-fOur are
guarantee of the interest OF the work.
They are Helen Mathers, Frank Dandy,
Justin H. Mccarthy, II. p, Mira Ed
ward keunArd, Frances Eleanor Troll
lope, Richard Bowling, A. Conan Doyle,
Mrs. Hungerford, May Crommeliu. Ar
thur A'Beckett, +. G. Phillips, Jean
Middlemass, Rita" Clement Scott,
Joseph Hatton, Clio. Graves, Mrs. Low.
EFT Cameron, n. w. Lucy, Bran Stoker,
Adeline Sergeant. Florence Marryat, Il.
Manvills Fem. "Tasma," F. Anstey.
The May Arena contains: Fronts
piece, Frances E. Willard; "Austria of
To-day" Emil Blum. Phi. D.; "Psychi-
cal Research-More Remarkable
Cases." the Rev. Minot ]. Savage;
"Ths Use Of Public Ways by Private
Corporations, Il discussion. Samuel
Leland Powers, Solomon SCHNEIDER;
"Zoroaster aud Persian Dualism,"
Prof. James +. Bixby, PHI. D.;
"Wop,au's Cause ID Mans" Frances
E. Willard; .rhe Strength and Weak
ness of the Peoples Movement" Eva
Mcdonald. valesh; "Acohol and Its
Relation to the BibIe," Henry A..
HART, NJ. D.; IA Riot in Rome," Will
liam D. McCrackan, A. NJ; "Reforp,."
Il poem). Ella Wheeler Wilcox; IA
Spoil of Ofi1ce." part V. Hamlin Gar
land; "The Broadening Horizon Of
Civilization" the editor.
The Cosmopolitan begins its thir.
teenth volume, May issue, under the
joint editorship of W. d. Howells and
Mr. Walker with table OF contents
which will attract attention. James
Russell Lowell, Frank X. Stocktcn,
Theodore Roosevelt, Edmund Clarence
Stedman, Henry James, Prof. II. II.
Boyeseu, Hamlin Garland, John Hay,
Sarah Orne Jewett, Prof. Langley Of
tho Smithsonian, Thomas Wentworth
Higginson and w. D. Howells himself
are among the contributors. The IL
Illustrations in this issue are by such
well known artists IS K. w. Kemble,
Frederic Remington, F. s. Church,
Waiter Crane, William NJ. Chase. G. s.
Reinhart, Dan Beard, George Wharton
Edwards, Wilson de Meza. etc.
w. n. Mal,ock's remarkable novel,
"a Human Document" published in
Cassell's Sunshine Series was bound
and put into circulation before it was
discovered that the eight last chapters
had been omitted. Gu discovery that
the book was not complete the Casseil
Publishing company At once set to
work TO make the amende honorable.
which was, TO put . new edition of the
completed story on the press and to an.
nounce that they will furnish the mis-
sing chapters to all who have bought
the incomplete edition, or will ex.
change for the complete book.
1t pays to read the papers. especially
your county paper, for often through
this medium business chances and op-
portunlties are presented that mign,
otherwise entirely escape your atten-
ton. For instance, b. F. johnson q
Co., Richmond, Va, havo IN adver
| tisemcnt IN this paper that will prove
| Of especial interest and value to large
number Of people hereabouts. Write
to them for further particulars.
We have just received copy Of the
Patti Waltz Tyrolienne." composed by
| Charlie Baker. It 10 simple aud re-
markedly pretty, can be played or
piano or organ. A copy will hc sem
upon receipt of 20 cents in silver OF
postage stasnps BY addressing the pub
Iishers, Baker 4 Helmick, No. ee5 Sixth
avenue. New York.
A new novel BY Julien Gordon Mrs
| Van Rensselaer, Cruger) IL On event in
the novel reaAisg world. and the Css
sell Publishing company take pleasure
| in announcing story from her gifted
pen. "Marionettes' 10 the striking and
| original title Of this novel, which is the
strongest which bias yet come from hcI
| pen.
Marie Pe,ravsky, . young Russian
lady living in New York CITY, contrib
utee fine poem on the famine IN Rus
sia called The Cars Banquet" 10 thu
May New England Magazine.
"Ou the Track of Columbus" val
liable Aid interesting paper by Horstie
| J. Perry. 10 one OF the features Of thu
May New England Magazine.
Mrs. L. T. Msad'a new story, "Out o.
the Fashioo," viii b Issued shortly b,
the Casseii Publishing company IA thei
international seriss-
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