Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-04-19
IItorarX NotoS.

Late numbers Of Apple,on's Town
and Country Library are "A yellow
Aster," novel by lota, and "a Be-
ginner," by Rhoda Nroughton, author
of Goodbye, Sweetheart" Red ms u
Rose is She" Not Wisely, But Too
Well, MRS. Bligh," etc,
The Scientific American Of April Z
contains au illustrated article on
"Corborundum Manufactures, being
descriptive of the work Of making The
new abradIng material invented by
Il G.. Acheson. There is also profit
bile information relative to the "lltil-
i2ation of Garbage" an interesting
article on "Manuiacture of Smoking
Tobacco" and many other articles OF
interest to all.
The "Story of n Storm" being his
tory of the cyclone which devastated
Pomeroy, written by +, w. Spraguc, of
Pomeroy, has met with n ready sale
since It's first appearance, The work
has been carefully prepared and Is II
meritorious production 1t will prove
of great value To those who wish To
read of the awful work Of destruction
accomplished at pomeroy. The book
| contains upward of thirty-fonr en-
cravings.
The Art Amateur calls attention to
| the curious fact that while three brew
| crs have been raised to the pecrage in
England during the present generation,
! no title higher than that OF baronet
has ever been conferred upon an Eng
lIsh painter, and only three (Burne-
| 4 1t, 1,.t ..Iy
Leighton), have received that rank,
! though number of others have been
made knights.
! Spring summons the cyclist, athlete
and sportsman to renewed pleasures
and triumphs, and Outing, rife with all
| tnat pertains to healthful recreation,
! echoes the command The April mum
| Der, with its wealth OF illustration
presents seasonable picture of out
door sport and pas.imc, and is made
| doubly attractive by strong fiction by
noted pens II contains a complete
story, "Let No Man Pit Asunder," by
| Annetta Josefa Halliday, "llilda's
Race" by IT, II. p, and "My Adven-
ture with Lion" by Herman Rave.
The Battersca Polytechnic Institute,
| III t'outh"tbb ibohuob, "en i'' '"'y
! opened by the Prince and Princess OF
| Wales in February last A complete
history and description Of this remark-
able institution. with an outline of the
work that IT will undertake, appears
! in the April number of the Review of
Reviews. Those who have followed
the development of the Peoples Palace
and other London Polytechnics will be
interested In this latest expression OF n
vigorous educational idea.
The Cosmopolitan has successfully
demonstrated the claim of ITS publish
ers that first-class magazine could be
published at much lower figure than
the old magazines are charging. The
growth of the magazine IN popularity
and circulation has been an eye-opener
to magazine publishers Articles IN
the April number which are OF especial
interest are the following: "A Story
by Napoleon Bonapartc," from an I'M
published manuscript conhdcd by
Napoleon to his uncle, Cardinal Fesch;
'.rbe Romance of the Great Canal,
being meritorious article on the Suez
canal; and "Under the Cross of st.
Andrew" timely article disclosing
some facts relative 20 life on Russia n
man-of-war. The Cosmopolitan is but
l5c copy or ST. so a year.