Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-28
New Publications.
Lits's Cares.--Song and Chorus. by Wal
lace Kittridge, Author of "Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground" 80 cts.

lace Kittridge, Author of "Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground" 80 cts.
Apay, a,cay, tie Sparkling JEiae.--A
Temperance Song ard Quartette. Words
and Music by A. w. Trask. Scots.
We have received the above new songs
from Adams. Il Co., 81 Bloomfield ST.,
Boston. OF the first we can say that
since the appearance of "Tenting" the
author has written no song so popular as
this. 1t is sung nightly at public concerts,
and always with entire satisfaction. As
home song it is not excelled. The latter
has been sung at the principal Temperance
Gatherings throughout the country, and
always with great acceptance. 1t is as
sparkling as the wine it ignores. and has
a most effective chorus. Both are for sale
by Music Dealers and will be sent by mail
by the Publishers.
NFIGHBoR's WIVES by j. T. Trow-
bridge, author of" Neighbor lakewood"
"Father Brighthopes," &c. Boston !:
Lee & Shepard; Bellows Falls, johnson
IL Babbitt.
This book, as its title suggests, is deci-
dedly fresh and original. 1t is naturally
written story of New England life, some
OF the principle characters being as the
title indicates, " neighbours wives" There
is no plot, or pretense to one, but good
many homely truths which reflect keen
insight of human nature and its besetling
sins as well as some sharp hits at the So
called justice of some of the decisions OF
our criminal courts. 1t is a book that anv
one may read with profit, finding through
out the truth, that it is always best to live
true TO ones own heart sacrificing all else
to that and duty, renouncing the impossi-
bic, and accepting cheerfully the best that
is given us and herewith to be content.
We heartily commend the book, not SO much
for the poetical justice of the story, for
that the author does not claim, but for its
truths practically applied.
RIVER SIDE MAGAzINE.--The July
number OF this excellent monthly for
young people is received. The first arti-
Gle is Samuel Adams: Biography"
and capital one it is for the young and
even older ones may read it with profit.
1t is good history OF the Revolutionary
times. and the biography of Samuel Adj
ans will strongly remind the reader Of
many men Of our own times. The stories
from Shakespeare are most excellent, Civ
ing the youth an insight into solid litera-
ture. There are other articles of equal
interest and also of lighter character. The
whole making magazine of rare merit
for the youth. Published by Hurd g.
Houghton, New York, and we presume
may be had of o. F. Woods in this VII
lage.
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.--The July num-
Der contains the following: :
Inc 1udFuidl Angel, VII "A Passage
from Hawthorne's English Note Books
Mona's Mother; At Padna; Poor Rich
ard, II; Doctor Molke A Struggle for
Life; Freedom in Brazil; My Visit to
Sybaris; The Piano in the United States i
An Ember. Picture; An Artists Dream
The Religious side of the Italian CUES
ton; Reviews and Literary Notices.
The Galaxy for July is very interest
ing, and among the contents we note the
following:
The Fruits of the War, by Horace
Greeley on The Personal Representation
Project, by D. G. Croly; on An interview
with Gen. Escobede, by an ex-ofIicer on
The Opening of the Royal Academy, by
Ion Perdicaris; humorous sketbh en-
titled +" Where Progress left the Gods, by
+. b. Perkins, &c. The price is SO,
year. Address w. C. & E. p. Church. |
80 Park Row, New York, or it may be |
had of Q. f. Woods in this place.