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THE July MAGAZINES.

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THE July MAGAZINES.
The July Ladies' Home Journal opens witt
Ute Most Famous Little Town in America,
which pictures many interesting spots in his
toric and literary Concord. There is de-
ligh;ful view of social life in the colona
days in when Washington Was Married,
which brings % light many new interesting
facts. series ~ alnios; inereeihle narratives
! 10 THE Moonlight King tsls Of the toll,es
and cctentricitcs OF Lniwig II OF Bayatia.
Tho Lifts to cur government from foreign
powers are described in presents that Have
Come 10 Uncle SAM Ian Maelaren discusses
the pulpit and the rev In On article on, How
| to Make the Most OF Your Minister Snl
4 Il athariue Roich writes Of Tho College Bred
Woman in Her Home
benjamin Fay Mills is ogaln to the front
In the Arena with stlcring article calcu-
lated to arouse the highest feeling OF one wao
reads it-"Between the Animals and ths
J Angels" An article OF particular interest ~
this time, and one astounding In local color
/ and suggesilvencss Will be found Ia the &C
count of the founding OF Robert College on
/ thd Bosphorus, and ito far-spreading results
/ "hmericHn Education In the Ottoman EN-
/ IRE ~ the venerable DR.. Cyrus Ilapln.
! That stirring poem, which has really created
4 the Hoe by Edwin Markham. is given, wi;h
! an illustration Of the famous painting which
/ 81 spired Il. while following 1t Is a most IN
/ tcresting resume Of the discussion. hostile
and sympathetic. provoked by tne publica
! ton of the poem il San Francisco. IL is eE-
titled The Hoe Man on Trial." and is the
/ work OF Edward B. Payne.
The July Coming age opens the second vol
ume of this able Boston review. The frontis-
piece is admirable full-page portrait OF
the Rev Heber Newton aud the eminent
Episcopalian divine contributes conyersa-
OF the Past Fifty Years The second con-
versatlon is By Viola Allen on "Glory Quayls
and The Christian. I" 1t Is preceded by IN
extended critical review of Hail ca!ne's play
Of The Christian written by Mir. l.. q.
Flower rho original Essays arc bright.
strong and thoughtful. Professor Osmer Alb
hot, Phi, p, Of Laholnalnna seminary, Ha-
wait. writes mns. delightfully."- On THE Men,
tai Characteristics and peculiaritics OF the
Native Hawaiian" Mr. Churles Malloy prtsi-
dent o; the Emerson society Of Boston. con
tinuet his mastery INTERPRETATIONS OF the
poems OF Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Mrs John a. Logan writes in Frank Les
He's Popular Monthly for July charming
and sympathetic personal sketch OF Mrs. Nc
kinley. "The Gracious Lady Of the White
House" number of beautiful portraits and
views accompany this article. including a
picture which shows the invalid wife of the
president seated in the grand conservatory of
the executive mansion amidst the flowers,
Ike one OF them" Frank Lcslie's also CON
tains q thrlllngly interesting article entitled
( Fighting Fire, by Hugh Bonner, late chief
OF the metropolitan FIRE department of New
York City, who has won world wide reputa
ton as being the greatest fireman OF his time
Leon II. Vincent contributes TO the July
Atlantic "A Virtuoso OF the Old School"
which Is lively picture of the character
sayings and dongs Of Kirkpatrick sharpe. q
famous wit, writer and society leader Of iifty
years ago In England Mr.. Sharpe was known
and esteemed by al the famous literary men
OF his time. and he comes down in history
merely ms a Yirtuoso, not from any lack OF
literary ability, but from, unhnppily possess
ing q financial and social standing thar on
the one hand made such labor unnecessary, I
and on the other created dstas,e for Il.
The International for July starts out with
generously illustrated paper by Ellye How
ell Glover on "Quaint Old Nantucket" II is |
wonderful how much OF interest there In TO \
see and do on this island only fourteen miles |
IN length. The writer OF the article gives :. |
fascinating description Of the sleepy little
rlace, and the Illustrations from am
ateur photosraphs of the queer hooks and
corners, houses and people OF the island--ars
charming, and story In themselves.
4 Outing for July covers every legitimate
sport and pastIme and It's fiction and travel
departments are charming features Many
beautiful illustrations adorn Outings pagc5
Notable features OF most satisfactory num-
stream" by Ell ". saadys; ,iIunti i i alss.
kan White sheep. by Dili De Weese; ''The
a .San CLUBS So Of SHic9son BY 4 colmsn;
The Launch OF Columbia" by Captain A. j. |,
Kenealy
Any critical estimate OF tho genius OF Rud-
ynrd klpling must necessarily be, for the
most part a repetition OF what has already
been written IL study of THE Religion
OF Kiplng," however which appears In the
New Engiand Magazine for July, Rev Jabcs
y sunderland adds note OF warning thai,
kipings admirers be not blinded TO the lact 4
that in some instances, as in his Truce a.
the Bear" The White Mans burden. . ane
ether poems. his teaching is not sautary, but
harmful.
scribhers Magazine FOR July has as Al
frontispiece line wood engraving by Gustav
kIrell. II Is from very rare daguerfoty,e
Of Daniel Webster. and accompanies Senator
, noar paper an Webster for which he has
Leen collecting material tor many Years
There are. number OF unpublished manu-.
scripts ana some new material revealing how
, Messser prspared his great speeches; Parallel
Norgenee between the spoken and written Y
ORATORS, Another Webster paper Will enpesr
III the August number. "''>"
Among the magazines devoted 10 ths lnter. ,
ests OF women. especially the housek,ep., ,
VINO keep abreast OF tho times Table Taik -
f s. er o. the most helpful. The July nuinbcr
dishes nr.n 10 r oyefnoMins With dainty summer
fruits a''e snd'i
IN the Review OF Reviews for July Mr.. Geo.
wharton james relates "a Pilgrimara 1,
some Scenes of spanish Occupancy IN Our
southwest Mr.. James describes many =,
.ne scenic wonders OF Arizona and New Mosisl ,
GO, heretofore so little visited BY The Ameri :
can tourist, ana presents a remarkahle ssriss I
o. photographs OF the natives OF the country. /
one OF the most thoughtful contributions
y the diseussioa OF the questions OF propriety "
1nvo'ea IN tho publication OF the Browaingl .
hssiew on Discretion and Publicity" re- Il
printed In the Living Age for June ~ n