Literary Notices

Literary Nol ices. Laborase! Capital, by Edward Kellojíe. John Vr. Lovull Co.."N. V. 12 mo iiaper. 20 cents. As one of tlie tractí 011 political economy this woik takes a good place. Itdiscusses the fivils of centralizad wealth, the inonetary and banking systems and arrivés at the conclusión that our present inonetavy laws nattirally repress aud crlpple the entcrprise of the masses. The cver welcome Wheelman la again at hand with its brigbt, clean pa;es, its entertaining stories, and ts agpropriate cugiavings. A striking and altojretlier unique Btjle.oi ornamental letteiinir is used in a poera of Charles Richards Dodge entitled "A Cycle of the Seaaons." BehiL engrossed with illnstrative liead piecesand small drawings it lias an exceedingly attractive air. President Bates, of Detroit, presentí UlOther one of his now famous sketches, and tlie latest is entitled " Why the Club avoid tlie D- Koad." It is funny. The stoiies are : "A Shadow Lave" (continued), "From April to June," and " Left." The other departments ably discuss topics of the day. The Wheehnan s getting better eveiy niimber. A Card. ¦We would tender our sincere thaiiks to the many friends for tlie kinduess ana sympatliy shown to tlie family of ourdear one in time of their great sorrow. But t is a great consolution fo know tbat our severe loss is our loved one's gain. Dated, May 30, 1883.