The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
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IRISH LITERATURE, 10 be issued In
ten, voluin es, n BY Il ] ohn; D. e Morris 81
Co., Phtladelphia. Justin Mccarthy:


NJ. P. edi -in-chief. X Il
Who does not love a good story !? More
good stories have been told by Irishmeni
than by. any 4 3 Their race. They are the;
best story tellers In the world, There II s
no literature SO e rich In memoirs and
recollections as Irish literature ana:
these again are rich in humorous stories
and iced otes. The best of 80 the bon
smots, or Il witty sayings, contr ibuted to.
Irish literature by Sheridan, @ Leary,5
the anecdotes and good stories sof @ Con-,
nell, o Keefe, and others have been@col
5lected and Sbrou t tog ether In Irish Lit
serature, a work in ten n hands some fu y
illustrated, volume ss which viii 4 shortly
be published by John D. Morris and Com
spany, OF f Philade lphIa. The world q has
no finer specimens of song and tory, OF
legend and anecdote 81 Of n play Ind g ro-.
nance. than some Of the best which the
Emera Id II Isle can claim as its u own
These writer's may h have lived all their.
Lives ireland 4 or they ma " hay won
fame in En- gland, Australia, America, or
some other foreign cline. But their spirit
and their blood is = lsh /; and 80 they have
been sought out and assembled here in
one distinctive collection whose contents
cannot fall to cheer the hearts OF read
Sers everyRhere-wltho regard to- creed,
cult or school-and whose national idea
should thrill the soul Of every lover Q +
switsand hum or. roma nce and beau ty a M
other distinctive feature isEthe& fact that
4 the work represents tra tsN Of 81 ris h life
and manners Not4 only are the writer's
sIrish, but for the most part they write
of Irish things. " s5
Y The editor In chief is Hon. Justin Nc
Carthy, NJ F. s. assisted by Dr. Douglas
Hyde, aS Lad y Gregory, James jeffrey
Roche editor Of 1.-THE ri lot,''''s Boston;
Maurice Francis Egang professor 8of Lit
gerature at w shin gtona University, with
Charles Welsh. the biographe 81 John
4 NeWbery friend and publisher Of Gold
smith. as managing editor,
With the Septembe Magazin
& ~ The September umber OF the Century
Magazine IS an $''all around the world,
Issue. with the following noteworthy
4 features: 4, y 85 sess3 I'll
The Flying Dutchman and The Wan
dering Jew, frontispiec Pictures by An-
Il DIRE Castaigne.
3 The Russian Lourdes, the Gear al the
Concentration Of st. seraphim, David Bell '
Macgowan. NJ Ii 5s@
FS8Is The Highways, Clinton Dangerfe ED. u II
; Fossil Wonders Of The West. the Dino
ssaursB of the Bone-Cabin Quarry, Henry
Fairfield Osborn. \;
Coles Engraytngs Of Ola Span lsh Mas
Engraved on wood by Timothy Cole.
Japan's Highest Volcano /, Herbert G.
Pointing. s
ID The Nelica.tar Of Arctic Alaska, Edward
"A. AicIrhenny. II. X t
The Great American Pie Company: a
story, Ellis Parker, Butler.
Ballooning as q Sport, George de Geof-
d Merry. Merry zingara. Miriam Mich
&elson, "A FL 81
Cape Of Good Hope, katharine Lee
Bates 5E @ "a r tti
Corporal Sweeney. Deserter: a story Of
China, Ralph D. PaIhe.s
Iitlaire German Degas a
Hidden Egypt: the First Visit, By. yyo-
men to the Coptic MonaU erles of Egypt
and Nitria, Agnes Smith Lewis. a
The Nail Of the Universe 8 An Bmper-
or Of Java and His Court, Ernst Won
fHesse- Wartegg M 585S
.tsss 81 aeaW ns AZ a ,ss Js
London. ~ 355gl g n &; Ia Il. z! @r5f.
AT the Bend Of Broadway {Grace
Church Chlmes), Clarence Urmy,
The Little People, Madison Cawein.
Antartic Experiences, Y. ., Borchgre-
Wink, 75,
The Locusts of Nata M ark n. nv ilcox.
THE Alchemy OF illusion, IA Story Of
Travel, Alice Brown Morrison.
Round the World at the World q Fadr.
Walter Williams.
Coates. h 4.
4 The Youth of Washington: Told In the
Form Of an Autoblograp hy, WI. s. Weir
Mitchell y x 4 Il i +, s
Songs Of the sulu Sea Let's Go Back
to Borneo-The Lookout Edward pa IRON.
Harper's,
NJ The September Harper Ia modest as to
illustrations by Howard Pyle, Iallzahsttl
Shipper Green, and other noted artists
lending distinction and grace to Ats table
of contents given here &c.
!. Frontisplece in color, Howard Pyle,
The Maid OF Landeyennec; A Story,
Justus Miles Forman, illustrated In color
by Howard Pyle, 9 III