The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-28
Literary Notices


GoDEY's LADY's Book fully maintains the
reputation of this, the longest established
magazine in America. 1t first Issued
on July 1st, 1890, under the supervision of
the editors and proprietor who, for the pc
riod of thirty.nine years, have so successful
ly conducted this popular periodical. Du-
ring It's Wig nus life, Cooley has everywhere
been recognized as the friend of woman, the
arbi;er Of fashion. the encourager and pub
Usher Of the best literature of the day. The
most distinguished female writers have con-
tributed aud still continue to contribute to
its columns Fourteen beautiful steel plates
are given every year. and every number
contains double fashion plates, both colored
and plain. patterns for fashionable costumes.
articles Of dress and embroidcries, and finely
executed wood cuts. Designs for model cot
tages prepared expressly by a skiliful archi-
tect, drawing lessons and original music are
also given. The department of receipts fur
nishes valuable information on subjects rela-
ting to the operations of the boudoir, nurse
ry. kitchen, house, and laundry. Mr.. Louis
A. Cooley, the proprietor and editor of this
magazine, is now travelling in Europe, aud
is engaged in extending his correspondence
and relations with the purveyors of fashion,
so that the ladies of the United States may
be certain that the information conveyed to
them is brought down to the very latest
dates.-P,tJlic Ledger, Philadelphia. Pa.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIo-The three month
| ly publications issued by Messrs T S. Ar
thur & Son, Philadelphia. and entitled
n he Home Magazine" "Once a Month"
and 'Children's Hour" continue to main
tain their exalted positions in the current
| literature Of the country, their varied con-
tents afcrding rich literary treat to old
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struction and offering entertainment Of the
most moral aud interesting character. The
Home Magazine and Once Month are each
81 per year, and the Chldren'S Hour is only
Slips, or all three can be had for 81 per
year.
DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA.-The No
vember number of this popular little publi-
cation has just reached US, and is decidedly
the best number that has been issued.
Opening the bright cover, out popped a
beautiful bird, supplement to the Magu-
zine, worth its cost. The departments for
the children, the Little Housekeeper" and
the Young Farmer" are&Xcellent. In fact,
the entire contents are just such as are cal
cuated to please and instruct the juveniles.
1t is the best investment for S1.50 that we
know of Published at S38 Broadway.
The CATHOLIC WORLD, a monthly mag
aziue published by the Catholic Publication
Society of New York, is one Of the most
| aoly conducted and handsomely printed
magazines issued from the press of this
country. and no Catholic who can afford the
outlay of S. per year should dispense with
its monthly visits The November number
is repete with sound and instructive read
ing matter. such as no man, no matter what
his faith, can peruse without profit and plea
sure of the highest order.
| TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. T.-At meeting of
the members Of Evening Star Social Temple.
! No. "a. of this place, convened on Monday
! afternoon, Immediately upon their return
| from the funeral of their deceased Sister of
! the order, Miss Lizzie Bennett. the following
! Preamble and Resolutions were adopted:
! Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly Faith
/ er to remove, after sudden illness, our be-
4 loved Sister, Lizzie Bennett, from her 1aborS
/ in the Temple on earth to, we hope, nobler
and holieT Temple in Heaven : therefore
I Resolved. That in the death OF our beloved
Sister. Lizzie Benuet, Evening Star Social
| Temple, No. Sd. has lost most consistent and
/ faithful member in the cause we labor to sus
/ tain-a loss deeply fecl-but VIC recognize
/ in this bereavement the hand of Him who do
! eth all things well and is too wise to err.
/ Resolved, That the sudden death of our SIS
ter admonishes SO to live that when we are
called from this earthly Temple may be
/ deemed worthy to enter that higher and more
I perfect Temple not made by hands.
Resolved, That we tender our warmest sym
/ pathies and teartfelt condoleuce to the family
! and friends OF cur deceased Sister, and would
/ console them in the belief that our loss IS her
/ eternal gain.
Resolved, That our Charter and Emblems
be draped in mourning for thirty days.
| Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions
| be forw arded to the family of our deceased Sis
! ter andijto the Alleghsnan and Freeman for
publication.
/ LIZZIE LEWIS