Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEaoREgT's You've AMERICA.-The bright
est and best Of all juvenile magazines.
Doesticks said he liked the Ep scCpal Church,
because the minister let the people "talk;
back" Mr.. Demorest understands this
be lets his little readers DO their own talking,
or, at any rate, "talk back" and they seem
TO like it, and are at any rate devoted to
You've AMERICAl Certainly this little mag
aZlne combines more instruction of the very
best kind, with amusement, than any mag
azine we ever saw. SI,50 per year, with
premium Publication Office, 838 Broadway,
New York.
DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE ron AUGUsT.-This
is really the gem of the ladies' nonthlies.
It's patterns and fashions are always fresh,
full, and original, and its reading matter
varied, and full of practical interest. is
new department, ''The Ladies' Club" has
struck vein, and has become immensely
popular, while its Illustrations are more nu-
nerous and better than ever. $3,06 per
year with a premium. Publication Office,
e38 Broad way, New York.
HARPER's MONTHLY The August number
of Harper's Monthly is received and contains
it's fall, usual number of valuable AMI inte
resting articles. Pictures of the Japanese.
the new theory of Heat, South coast Saun-
terings in England, and A Brave Lady, are
the illustrated articles. We also have, Draw
Your Conclusions, The Graves at New York.
Hetty' Liberal Education, Slavery in Pala-
ces, A Peep at Finland, "reminiscences Of
Oxford University, A Wonder, Ny enemy's
Daughter, by Justin Mccarthy, Borrowed
Baggage. Can we toretell the Weather, The
New Home, August Days, The New limo
thy, Editors Easy Chair &C.,
WooDs HOUSEHOLD MAGAZISE.-This en-
tarprise is one of the marvels of modern lit
erature. From comparatively nothing it has
grown within two years to be one OF the
most extensive and important concerns of
the kind in the country. The circulation OF
the Household Magazine is we believe exceed
cd bat by one monthly in the country-Rar-
per's The following card from the July
number Of his Magazine will illustrate the
edi'rs style Of getting before the people
"A Partner Wanted,-either with or with
out capital The business includes publish
ing and printing Offices and Woods House
hold Magazine formerly Advocate), which
has an edition Of over one hundred thousand
copies, and is the largest and best dollar
monthly in the world No individual of the
male persuasion need spply, as am bach
elor. For full particulars address S. s.
Wood, P. 9. Building, Newburgh. N. Y.
Postmasters and newsdealers throughout the
United States are furnished with specimen
copies"
Now to the best of our knowledge and be-
lief, the lady who secures this partnership
will be very fortunate indeed. "Go IMP girls
The LADYs FRIEND FOR AUausr-The
August number of this "Queen Of the Mouth
iesn is adorned with beautiful steel en-
craving of those two youthful lovers "Paul
and Virginia. double PACED and hand
somely eolored Fashion Plate, containing
tie latest Paris styles-a picture of Maiden
hood, in illustration of Longfellow's sweet
poem-and the usual number of rniscellane-
Gus engravings, Illustrating seaside cos
tunes, childrens fashions, hats head-dress-
es, dinner and walking toilets, &c, &c. Thu
music of this month is ballad, 'The Rose
of Erin" The literary contents are rich and
rare. We are glad to sec that the editor, in
her usual sensible way, objects decidedly to
the high-heel FOLLY. Published by Deacon
Il Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
at $3.50 year (Which also includes large
steel engraying) -Four copies, S. Five
copies land one gratis), SO. Specimen num-
bers sent for ten cents.
The WESTERN MoNTHLY.-Our copy of the
July number of this magazine was late in
reaching US, but we find it well filed With
good things which could not spoil. a fne
steel portrait of Hon. PhIletuS Sawyer and
an accompanying biography render this
number ofunusual ipterestto Wisconsin read
.ers. A well written article founded upon
actual adventures in the almost unknown
region bordering upon the Colorado River,
will be of very great interest at a time when
public attention is being so generally turned
in that direction as is now the case. Other
articles Ct value and interest fill out the
number and make it fully equa to its gtard
ard. Address Reed B. futile, Chicago, Ill,
A GOOD NUMBER-WellS chronological
Journal for August has the following among
its varied contents Rev P. Newman, D. d.
Chaplain to the U. S. senate; J. Edga
Thomson, President Pennsylvania R. R.
Company; James A. Whitney; Henry J.
Raymond The Old North Church; The |
Wallachians; Small Y. Large Heads; The !
Laughing Deacon; The Lyre Bird The |
Psychologists Prophecy, or an incident in
the Life of Metternich; Bible Experiences +; |
Observations and Impressions of Day, or
Reading Faces on the sail Marriage Gus |
toms, ETC., How he became Christian; |
we'll -ba lanced Mind ETC., with Portraits
and other Illustrations. Price 80 cents, or |
So year. S. R. Wells, Publisher, 800 |
Broadway New York.
The Total Eclipse of ofthe Sun has a good |
deal to do with the August number OF the
Riverside, not however to make it the least |
bit less bright than usual. The frontispiece |
look on the day of the eclipse, with the po- |