The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Literary News ana Notes.

1.-The New Northeast is the title Of a
fully illustrated article in tn. September
New England Magazine by Winfield NJ.
Thompson. on the Aroostook county, in
Maine, which is as large as the whole
State OF Massachusetts minus Cape Cod
A very suggestive and valuable article
in the Arena for September is Prof
Joseph Rodes Buchanan ''The Marvels
Of Electricity" Dr.. Buchanan is one of
the leading scientific investigators in the
| United States, and his contributions to
| physiological psychology are considered
to mark an epoch in the treatment of
nervous and mental diseases. This paper
| is especially interesting as showing the
revolution electricity can produce in the
science Of surgery and healing
Freemasonry in Boston is subject
which will receive very much attention at
this time of the great conclaye in the New
England capital OF the Knights 'remplar.
or the early history OF Masonry in Ameri-
ca most people outside the craft know
| little enough. In Boston, in the days of
| the Revolution, Hancock, Warren and
| Revere, like 50 many less famous patriots,
| Welt Jealous Masons, and their lodges
| We're uitvn centres Of active agitation.
From that time to Mis- Masonry in Boston
! has had q remai hablc history and has
numbered III its ranks many remarkable
! men The history has never been so well
4 tpld H. ny Mi Walren b. Fills IN the
| tuiiM illustrated article in the September
\ ninNbei NJ The New l,nglani MAGAZINE
/ Illc Article Will interest lhe 4enelAl public
almost a. much as II interests the brethren.
Warren 4 Kellogg, Park Square, Bos
| ton Mass
! me Century for September contains
tAiee complete sketches Of fiction by
popular American wliteis. representing
three different sections Of The country.
MIS- Mary lIalipck Feotc contributes
powerful s1oiy OF mining lite IN the far
| West, entitled 1.-The ny Ut Trembling
Mrs Sarah O1ne Jewett contributes il
humorous stony OF the New England coast
entitled rAll My Sad Captains. and
/ illustrated VS. lape. Tile third is roar
my sketch, by Harry Stillwell Edwards of
negro life n tile South. II is entitled
| Tie Cum swamp Debate, and is full Of
humor and is faithful reflection uf tile
characteristics g. the negro race In add
ton TO these SORES this number contains
the last installment but one of Mr. Marion
| Cfawtord's powerful and tragic novel IT
Italy, Casa Braccio,' which is spoken
r. as ms most dramatic, II not his best,
piece OF Whiting. There is also the con
einSlnn of ne FMnee>s Sonia. the
novelette, OF American life in Paris, by
MISS 'ulla Ma@rnder, with pictures bv
Gibson
i,
iiie A.lahuc monthly 1or september
een'aihs 'he llrst lhstaliment Ut three
part story; 10y Charles Egbert oraddock,
s 81, he Mystery ~ Witch ace
", Mollitalh. me second OF l'r- John
rlske hls'oficai papers mas TOY SUD
Jee' Jollh smith IN lfglnia, IN winch he
feepehs vigorously tse discussion IN re-
saia 10 'h's interesting character. Brad
ioiu io'feN contributes another Iennes
OF s,,eeiaI interest N view Of this sum-
lGtiI memorable gathering at Lookout
Mo'hta'il' lhe paper ~ ne August III
! polk,s Iia,T. i ahl, sn,i,,lamantad i,
this isle ~ President PoilS ) Admjuis-
Fatlph, pN Tx same author. Fhe usual
''l ~ 80 Power iDl sellals
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