The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-29
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzINE.-The May

number gives us two full-page illustrations
1.-The Unwilling Scholar" and Good Morning -
several fashion plates patterns and Illustrations
and the usual quantity and variety of original
useful and interesting literary reading. 1t gives
recipes for fifty different ways of cooking vege-
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Our YOUNG FoLKs.-The May number
contains two more chapters of the charming
Story of a Bad Boy, by T. B. Aldrich; Eleventh
Packet of the William Henry Letters, by Mrs. A.
M. Diaz; Lilies of the Valley, by Mary b. C..
Slade; Lawrence's Journey, by j. T. Trow-
bridge; Carl, by Lily Nelson; Candy Making
part one-by Mrs. Jane G. Austin; Canary Islands
and Canary Birds, by James Parton; Gardening
for Girls-part two-by Author of - Six Hundred
Dollars Year." DR.. Trotty, by E. Stuart Phelps :
Cinderella. by Mrs. A. NJ Wells; Sixty-two Lift
tie Tadpoles, by Author of "Seven Little Sis.
ters; - Little Mamie, by Lucy Larcom; Music.
by F. Boot; Round the Evening Lamp; Our
Letter Box. Profusely and aptly illustrated.
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG
PEoPLE.-The number for May contains: The
Giant-with a fullpage pcture-by John La
Fargo; Chapter V. of White and Red-with illus
tratioI-by Mrs. Helen c. Weeks; Tiny Brook.
by M. Angler Alden; The Philosophy of the
Hoop, by Jacob Abbott Chapter VII of the
Young Virginians-three illustrations Porte
Crayon; Annie Gray; Part III. OF Rambes in the
City of the Grand Turk-three illustrations-by
5. q. w. Benjamin; To my Little Love; One of
Twenty Questions-with illustration; Sketches
Illustrative of the Wild Life of Hunter in South
Africa, by f. j. Mills-illustrated; To the Doc
dle-bug, by Mrs. Mary E. Nealy; Ned's Account of
how Amber was found on an Island in the Baltic.
by K. j. Kuntze; Fairy's Cradle Song-with IL
Inv Risbn
the Olden Time; The Knights Tale from Chau-
Ger, by Abby Sage-with illustration; Sunshine
Stores-with illustration-by Hans Christian An
dersen; The Arabian Nights Entertainment:
The Merry Month OF May-with Illustration; Lit
tie Rose-words and music. Hans Andersen will
tell new Story, written for the Rrersiie, in the
June number. Published by HURD & HoUGHroN,
New York, $3.50 year.