The Republican journal., 1894-11-08

Literary News and Notes.
.Fohn kendl4cl Bangs quaint humol II
IN enlNen the pages of The Ladies' Home
journal with series ii twelve articles
\ depicting the club talk of four men about
4 women affairs. MI Bangs calls this
club '''l'he Paradise Club, '-' 'paladse. =
he says, ''bceallse no woman nor serpent
I ever entered into ii.
Harper Bazaar will devote great deal
ofspace during the present month to winter
wraps reception toilettcs, and furs Chill
dren' ! winter clothing will receive Special
attention. both from the beautiful and the
economic points OF view. Articles on
Coli and other ont door sports will ar
pear and very practical series on dinners
and evening entertainments is among the
prominent features promised
Bahyand for October opens with a
charming frontispece in eight coiors,
1.-The Thanksgiving Story. This issue
closes the current volume Of the magazine.
The November number Will begin tile new
volume The prospectus Tor the new
volume, announces permanent enlarge
ment to twelve pages, and features sur
passing IA interest and popularity any
thing ever given in delightful sBaby-
land.
Little Men and Women for October
contains many articles d special interest
II teachers in connection With their
school work. These will likewise Prove
very popular with Tue children --uu
Little ORDERLY by Frances G Sparhawk
Fine Myths " Miss >ala T. Wilse
#lhe MOLE fmtket by Fannie a Dvane
Iogetilrl With poems and abundant Illus
r45tjal- a.isa u ,,l4asirn .nTi,,@ M Tha
c4,,..nt pnl-5,n.a
AA i-hAll~ilnan, Wi9. @A"n she WAS
-A Ms2. Frances llVi-~an Dhtnet leal-
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eMna Mi4tHa feiieetian- ,o hn Viz imam
W4 VIZ WY 1l.tFfS- flH~' 2 itet ~ lr
latM#its MtANt ite. Nl~. BA ef lsl-
a.GlH StN!N M el emlRA- siitsnd-
7f# if 'Iie itl4llfS ti#Ale sl@ElNal ME4eA
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Miag-e W t~ seiias WI "lAe AiH WHO.
AlHSF NliiaN4WeA Me- AN WlHrt4 SlN ~ the
aNa{ i4MaiS AneFlr1n aNa lr4lish
ManNN MAl e9hllivt'Je.
-At ups iHsetn- oI ths Massachusetts
IiiNlalmal SnceiA inlnediatelN following
pI H"llnys 1eatIi, y sinking poem FIX his
msm0lN waS leAd by William f.Vefett
hs aoefn aNleNS n tlte Novembcr nAm-
ven q tle New England Magazine. oceu-
lNlMg twa nage~. II III 4 noble poem, IN
1al the finest Foetleal tribute which has
appeared since l'r Holmes DEATH dr.
Everett Is genuine poet, and this is
poem such a. ID. Holmes himself might
have written for such an occasion Wa
rem +. Kellogg, Publisher, ) Park Square
/ Boston.
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MI III i,lo' ut IN IL
E,an,ll., raras,' rh t 'Isle iiuei
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the local color OF our own kcnnebec Hills
and valleys, and there is kindly portray
al Of life and character, which will not be
the less appreciated because we are all ia
milial with it. Miss Dana is a great lover
81 nature, and sympathetic interpreter
cf her moods. That those portions of her
forthcoming book which viii lead the
reader .snear to natures heart are of
exceptional grace and beauty, goes with
OUT SAYING
Nii"iiS VIZ ts'i"'e'' ie".oles ~ 'he
4 -,oSeii'pSi So 'ei "ie rs .'ca nopptrs
~ ~" Va IN, n, pi' VI poP.ilal NoioiliaI
Ils1oiS' ~ lo'nas =, ,'ahVleI' ~ lhe
N'pi.ai - ny ouiiS l.ep.,pilc' &C.
SolIP'ion - asillHg' ."li III a,s carry DAYS,
~ iiei'i l-oViiiis -NelSon: rs osSdck Us
20" noN' S"'uler' ana Nilzeh, py foult-
heN plSeioW' ~ Ialhtef impressions
" iaJloo'aha' ~ EdMlh LoIu Weeks;
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" ililaii ~ "ssgi' NJ. d N. IN We
4 Ianier: the closing chapters of Charles
! Dudley Warmers novel Of New York 50
ciety, 1.-THE Golden House, ana .sThe
/ Ilneman's Nedding. the second of .Ju-
+ lian kaph's stories of tenement life in
New York
X 'llaile5 M '-a'hel eoh'eh"S- " 'lie NJ
Ne'iloel li'iPGi : Wy W. Wiia 1'lrkeN
ougl!1 J" ll''fe "feh seIeele. as 'he li''l"h-
y XII" ~ lle \ hl'e'' f1,a1es instead q
WIS ~, i'l'en "Ne.f"e'u aru mn nav lifeH ea@ie'
ie M1id ''fkrN' Af' laii'er declares 'ls
~ .Nll'eiicl y IT, .iie oachb'iie' holMi'h-
N','hl1l'7 tie u''Sl'eah"ple lhlPltaeheF
Mln,ii ''aa THt'?'l'7' ll''il Ml'h n l"fe'4ll
name lle y "ne 81 We hep'es' "i
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