The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18
Literary News and Notes.


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Harper's Bazaar, published july 18th.
contains several charming summer tot
lettes, one OF the most interesting being
linen gown from the Mason Worth, one
Of Sandoz beautiful illustrations show
ing its elegance. Cupid a Ia Newbere. y
a bright farce by Albert LANCE Wyeth.
is given in the same number.
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homie papers by REM, .s,nta+i,.n wanna,
opens in the Jtly Arena. Ihe initial
papers discuss the Question. -..Is tie
Single IaN I.nou4ila uMG ape from the
pens Of S;uaii Aiitiiin Gay. aaG France, T..
RRasell. 1t is stated thar leading English
and American thinkers among lloal essive
women viii contribute to this unique
sN mposiun. Nclil} THE women ale com
my t. INC El"nt.
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tine'nshed hy dramatic Intensity and min
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which pelNades some popular books, max
liS li'tm OF doubtful Illness tor family
let'ili7. since MIS-. DAVIS Iast Published
a hpNei lti Slteu son. l.ich"ft' liardlng,
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uIt % MIs' DAVIS hoNel, winch IS TO be
I"plls''eN' se'!"lls ~ Harper Bazar IS
l'oe'ol "aflleN daughters.
ME Christian Fn,la,,-n,. ,,,,,.o,,,,.,..
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- "ls ASPECT = oile ol lile most
remarkable religious and social move
ments of our time. In view vi the nota-
Die effort which the leaders Of the move
ment everywhere are making to direct the
attention ct the young people to matters
OF Sood citizenship it is one OF moment TO
the nation. The general convention II the
society Just Aetd II Boston was the largest
and most Important convention 1t its lis
Tory, ana III view OF 1t everybody will read
with interest the article upon ',Ihe Lead
efs OF the Christian Endeavor Movement. -
py rev. James l.. Hill, one Of The most
prominent members ri HE society. ii the
-luiN number OF the New England Maya
zine Ihe article is illustrated Nv por-
TRAITS OF the principal leaders, and reveals
the sagaGltT and zeal which Aave made
the society the power which II is il Amer
lea and N the world
Putln@ 1@r JfrN II delightful summer
holiday number containing breezy. sen
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