The Republican journal., 1896-07-02
Literary News and Notes.

They Two are One is the title of
short story from the pen of Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, which opens the July num-
Der OF The Penny Magazine. Published
monthly at Philadelphia. Price > cents
per number.
The music publishing house of The 5.
Blainard's Sons Co., ID Wabash Ave-,
Chicago, has issued the True Blue Re
publican Campaign Song Book for the
campaign of 1896. The book contains
solos, uuets, mixed and male quartets,
and is specially arranged for campaign
clubs. 1t is sold at ~ cents per copy or
s1.OO per dozen, post paid.
In Harper's Weekly for July will be
published the opening chapters of W. D.
Howells' new serial story, The Land
lold al Lion Head" IL will run for over
tive months, and will be illustrated by
Smedley. The same number will contain
full page portrait of the author. engrav-
ed by Schlauitz, and an article by Marion
Wilcox on The Works OF ". d. Howells
tleG0- $780, There will be a striking
double page picture by Reinhart OF the
seventh Michigan at fredericksburg, and
a tull-page drawing by Zogbaum illus
nating Jacks Fourth OF July Dinner on
y
esting feature of tie number will be a re-
production, Tor the fist time, of George
Washington 5 Commission as Commanders
in-chiet, With a descriptive and historical
article 10y Paul l.. Fold.
Tie Ladies Home journal for July-an
dtlsticalIy attractive and Interesting issue
opens with a sumptuously illustrated
article on Joan OF Arc and her home. bv
Emma Asbrand Hopkins. vho entertain
lnglY writes OF the childhood and religious
lite OF the Maid. Apropos Of the approach
Ing centenary OF Buns Arthur Warren
presents The Other Side OF Robert
Buns, revealing the better side of the
poet. Hezekiah Butterworth tells, i'll mis-
engaging way. a Brook Farm story, 1.-The
Wife of Ben Bow, and Alice Wellington
Rollins humorously romances of "a Town
Bicycle a trio OF poems OF the held,
framed in draw ing by ". Hamilton Glib
son, and musical composition-"Th
Lyndon Polka by Mrs. Frances J.
Moore. are page features. Edward w.
Box writes edltoTially Of the girl between
sixteen and twenty, and enters plea for
people who 60 to the country in the sum
mel time to live as near to Nature as pos
sible. EX-Presdert Harrison discusses
the Department OF state, bringing into re-
view, also, our diplomatic and consular
service, and The Great Seal of the United
States. IL Feeding a City Like New
ork John Gilmer Speed makes some
astonishing statements, presents surpris-
ing figures, and asserts that New Yorkers
could live comfortably for four months in
cas- Of siege cutting off all their food
supplies. Dr. Palkhurst speaks forcibly
70 young men IN his paper, "A Young
Man Religious Life, and Mrs. A. D. I.
Whitney, with equal yigor and directness
writes to girls concerning beauty Viii
Liam Martin Johnson's Souvenirs of
Summer Days IS an artistic, practical
asticle-timeIy also, being directed to
those who viii enjoy part of the summer
AMID new scenes. People Who Live in
the Moon, "a ., 800 House, articles
ON seasonable dresses, upon millinery,
needlework aud various topics of general
and household interest, and the usual de-
partments are also included in the July
Journa!-wblch is unusually complete
No feature OF it will appeal to lovers of
The beautiful more strongly than the cover
by Maxwell Parrsh-pIinted in rich
tones OF brown and green, on buff paper
by The Curtis Publishing Company, Phil
adelphia; one dollar per var, ten cents
pel copy.