New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-04

like people in cities, it cannot help making cows
spiritess lot dawdling listlessly along all their
lives. generation after generation-always obeying
that gradually. after nine ten centuries. it would
make milk insipid. probably,
He looked at anxiousy minute.
That is all either of US got out of it
That is not strictly correct. Mr.. Lee got near
~ a page of copy out of it. The average reader
will doubtless share in the stage drivers feeling
Of anxiety. One detects the editors lacto-
aqueous philosophy even in the advertisements
He evidently shrinks from the notion of their
being of key with the rest of the periodical
and rewrites them in the interest of harmony.
Having something definite to write about how
ever, Mr. Lee is somewhat happier in his
essays articles of utility and commerce than
he is in his general reflections life-and moody
cows-in the body Of the magazine. Take for
example the following eulogium of patent
tooth brush. Not having a financial interest in
advertising it ourselves, take the liberty of
presenting it under pseudonyme:
To the Man Who Goes to the Dentist
down in chair is to try to put yourself in his
place. In that way you gradually get out of yours
fin 1oin nj % %, New YOU anu ATTAIN the Sc'eh
II the tooth is particularly bad perhaps you will
the human point OF view. You will busy yourself
Ing over YOU putting his whole soul in your mouth
and being d TO- into n If y yoW o &
caverns all day, day after day, you would study
bH s at RG idea if you are not up to
it. cannot take. high ideal ground like this. in
toothbrush and stay, away.
See the little pink box.
An informal record Of impressions Of quiet
days spent in a garden in India and bits OF
loca, history and literary illusions go to make
up the contents Of E. H Cuthell's My Garden
in City of Gardens" Just issued by the John
Lane Company. Thus the author introduces his
reflections October:
garden is lonesome thing. God wot'
Fringed pool.
The veriest school
Contends the God is not
Not God. In gardens, when the eve Is coolT
' IT'S very cry sure God walks in mine.
Juvenile to be published soon by the Cen
fury Company is called "Pinkey Perkins: Just
a Boy" and is by Captain Harold Hammond,
u s A 1t is believed to reflect certain phases
and incidents of the authors own Aoyhood days.
G. P. Putnam's Sons Will conclude their series
of Writings of the Founders OF the Republic"
with The Writings Of Abraham Lincoln"
the ground that the work done by him
takes its place with that of the original found
ers, through his preservation of the state
which they first brought into existence. The
Lincoln will be issued in about eight volumes
and in the Federal" edition, uniform with the
Hamilton Franklin" and Jefferson" The
work Will be under the editorial charge of Ar
thur BROOKS Lapsley. and will include, besides
the Writings" Noah Brookss Life of Lin
coin" the Essay Lincoln" by Carl
Schurz. and the Address" by Joseph H
Choate. together with the full text of the
Lincoln-Douglas debates The edition will be
limited to 1000 signed and numbered sets and
will be sold by subscription.
Charles j. Bayre. who has been a more or
less frequent contributor OF verse to THE At
lantic Monthly" The Century Magazine" and
other periodicals. has gathered his scattered
poems and some which have never been pub
iished. into a volume. 10 be issued this fall W