The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

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MINOR MENTION AND NOTES.
IA Summer Campaign" issued by
the Minerva Publishing Company, New
York, fills no want and excltes ones
wonder why It was written.
1.-THE Story Of Clouds Mills" from
the publishing house Of Dopohue, Hem
neberry & Co., Chicago, deals with a
romantic incident in a young mans life
and incidentally treats OF a phase OF
the never solved labor problem.
The loyers Of the typical French
novel, full of passion and intrigue, will
find all they want In "a, Young Glrls
Love- by Madame &. Caro-, published
by Dopohue, HenneberFy& Co., Chicago
zone Of the Beyans," by Mrs. Robert
Jocelyn, published by the j, b. Lip
pencott Company, Philadelphia, is a
storyoi thestruggleso an English family
in reduced circumstances and the man
ner in which they adapted themselves
to the changed conditions OF their lie.
Its wonderful to note how many
typographical and grammatical mis-
takes creep into some OF the popular
publications OF the present day, " Is
an evidence OF the haste to be In the
market first These remarks apply TO
tho publications OF some OF the most re-
putable houses in the country
An astute German newspaper, the
Vossiche Zeitang, objects to the transia.
ton Of TON Browns School Days.
into the language Of tho Fatherland on
the ground that 1t is "Iot without dan,
ger TO growing youths" and should
be given only to such boys as are sure
not to initiate the "mad tricks" OF Its
hero,
Apropos Of the appearance OF Beech.
er's "Bible Studies" are the remarks Of
Rev, J. Howard Hobbs in the Hartford
Seminary Coardnt who says: "The SUI
preme demand OF the hour is for men
who can preach Christ aud Him
Crucihed,' rather than discussed and
disputed confession. We need to chalk
the line very clear this side the nebu.
lous. We need not be apologetes,-we
can be apostles. LES q
"Perlycross," the title OF Mr.. R, D,
Blackmore's forthcoming novel, in the
name Of the country parish in which
the scene Is laid. The curate OF this
parish Is q character enthusiastically
admired by the authors friends. The
same cool.headea and judlcious persons
are also chanting aloud the praises Of
Mr. Blackmore'a new heroine, Mr.,
Blackmore Is the author OF that popular
novel Iona Doone"
II the name of the late Friedrich
Schiogi, the Dickens Of Vienna, was not
known by translation abroad rs 1t
should be, the reason will be found in
the fact that he wrote especially for his
native town and his co.citizens, the Vi
ennese. He was master OF that pecu-
liarly pleasing style Of writing which
combines an inexhaustible sense Of hui.
NOR with q most faithful description Of
the Austrian character, and profound
knowledge Of the mode ollie, the short
comings and the virtues OF the lower
and middle classes OF this interesting
capital.
The Blower Manuscript" the Oldest
Indian manuscript yet discovered is de-
scribed in the last proceedings OF the
Asiatlc Society OF Bengal. tits written
on birch bark, and was dug out Of the
foot Of what is generally regarded as a
Buddhist stupa, Just outside a subterra.
mean city near Kuchar. The characters
are sanskrit OF a very archaictype. DR..
Hoernle, OF Calcutta, has succeeded in
deciphering them, and finds the manu-
script consists OF two medical works,
some proverbial sayings, and the story
Of a charm against snake bite.