Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-07


I Of Littell's Living Age equals
Is and variety of its contents,
Predecessors. Not one OF the
1kiy issues that 60 To make up
tription but contains something
Aigent reader would not " illing-
Shich would be lost TO the great
American readers il it were not
.azine, which CLEANS with 80
nination from the wide field OF
lture. The subscription price
Sirgle numbers may be had
& cents to Littell s. Co., Pub
pm, Mass.
Inulnber of DOnahoe's Maya
brighter than usual and will be-
aore popular than the preceding
lis Wall Street Immoral" 10 the
D by James W. Clarke, A. NJ.
list of articles are Catholic
divorce Causes" by T. Will
=. There is n complete story
sthorne Lathrop, daughter of
testest novelist, entitled Rob
EN- Life; beautiful illustrs-
of the work of Sculptor Viii
y Partridge, by Henry Austin
vho Have Made History by
sullivan, Irish Signers of the
! of Independence by Capt.
bin; "St. Johns Seminary IL
' Rev. T. c. McGoldrick.
moon with Dr. Oliver Wendell
the suggestive and fascinating
, article prepared by Edward
G. This article, which is partly
artly interview and partly rem
appears in McClure's Maya
". with illustrations from photo
n especially for the magazine.
mong them being portrait OF
and subject Of the article taken
mes study. (S.S. Mcclure Linn
Is Broadway, New York City,
eading features Of Frank Leslie 4
ontbiy for July possess timely
Aable interest, in addition to theii
attractiveness. Conspicuous
hese are valerien Gribsyedoff' /,
IN d" The Sailors Of the Gar,
with portraits. scenes en- board
b Donskoi, and pictures of the
els of the Russian fleet at present
+, in American waters. Their
intimate personal sketch of th'
nlahs, our royal Spanish visitor
nton Sickles, with a charming
produced from her favorite photo
J. Vance writes appreciativel.
potion Life in Summer, Belt
s'Hay Ranchipg in Texas" an'
2 Toombs of Gulf Coast Turpen
,rds."
Die of contents of the July mum
Atlantic, holds out rich promis
illed on reading. In the list "
is Vanished Star, L., H., Charlie
Paddock; Within the Heart
rsons Lathrop; In the Heart o
Ter. Edith NJ. Thomas Admirs
buth, A. T. Mahsn; Passports
a Postottice in Russia, Isabel I
A General Election Right an
Politics, Sir Edward Strachey
Morton and the Sons Of Liberty
dudley Foulke; Petraarch, Cams
ord, .Ir.; Studies in the Corre'
of Petrarch. /, Harriet Water
nd Louise Dodge; Problems c
We Proof, James W. Clarke;
,raries, why not Public Museums
,. Morse; DE Tocquevilles Men
It making invidious comparison
to say that the exhibit whic
Ioughton. Miiiiin & Co. have =
the gallery in the Northwestern
the department Of liberal arts
facturers' building at Chicago is
Is worthy of somewhat careful e
|. The idea evidently is to repr
a library as might be found in Il
) man of cultivation in any part
a States. The structure is class
Its door. with . severely elega
| ito simple corpice, and small. hi
i've one the idea Of . little Rom,
he printers mark Of the Riversi
ksplayed without shepherd .
q river, down which floats a |
II knowledge towards the risil
July number of The North Anne
lew the dominant questions of t
discussed, as usual, in the me
i've manner. The opening arti'
pfessor Briggs, whose recent tr
created such excitement
circles, and 10 entitled IT
Presbyterianism in the Unit
The all-important quest
be Chinese Be Excluded" is &C
tom two different points of vie
il. r. G. Ingersoll, who replies
live, and, secondly, by Congre
Nv. the author of the Chin'
Nav, who answers in the sffir
"How Distrust Stops Trsf
ltkinsou, the well known eco
h out the baleful effects of
Ne Of silver. The ex-director
Hon. Edward q. Leech, contl
pahie paper on Silver Leei'