The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18

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Nino; Mill on the Subjection Of
Women; The Quarterly contains
papers on Islam; Isaac Barrow;
Higher and Lower Animals; The
Byron Mystery, the slashing article
against Mrs. Stoves revelations, from
which We have already published quo
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Contents contains the following attrac-
tive articles: Ranald Banncrman' S
Boyhood; by Geo. Macdonald, LII D.,
Part l., with three illustrations. The
Ride on the Cliff, by Charles Camden !;
illustrated. Hymns for the Young;
No. l." When of Old the Jewish
Mother" by John Hullah; with Mu-
sic. The Two Nests; illustrated. Ada
aud the Animals: Fairy Story, by
Z. A. Helps; with seven illustrations.
Child Play; a Poem, by one of the
authors of g Child World :" with four
Illustrations. At the Back Of the
North Wind; by the author of " Deal
ings with the Fairies; !" with four Illus
trations. Keeping the Cornuco-
pia" "A Passage of Californian Ad-
Venture; Part l., illustrated. Willie's
Question; a Poem, by the Editor.
Lilliput Revels by the author of
Lilliput Levee," with two illustra-
tions. Running Away to Sea. by r.
Rowe; illustrated. Miss Jane; a
Poem, by the author of Mother Tab
byskins; illustrated About Cat
terpillar; by III. B. Tristram, LID,
E. r. s.; illustrated. The Legend of
the Osmuuda; by Yiol Garden, with
five illustrations. Tabby aud her
Chicks; by Mrs. Geo. Cupplos.