The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04
LlTERARY NOTICES.

4ATENARY NOTICES.
The now Story by Charles Reado,
"Put yourself in his Place." opens in
the March number Of the Galaxy, and
in manner promising to render this
production no less interesting and OK
citing than were "Grifith Gauut," end
"Foul Play." "Ncw York Jour
nalists," is a sketch of Geo. w.
Curtis Richard Grant White critioiscs
tho use Of lis being done )" Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe considers "Wo.
men as voters" in which she advocates
female Congress and like absurdities :
"The English Positivist," is a valuable
paper by Justiso MoCarty; sketch OF
"Carlotta," by Abbott-theso embrace
only part Of tho contents of this ex-
cellent magazine. 1t brings 160 Pages,
mono Of which are dull. With Won
derful strides tho Galaxy has taken
Its position in the very front rank of
American monthlles.
The March number of the Atlantic
is one of rare excellence. "The New
Education" "Popularising Art" &C.,
operative Housekeeping" and "Our
Painters" are discussed with skill and
visor, as we'll as practically. "The
Oldport Romance " continues in inter-
est. "Consumption in America" the
last Of the series, is instructive and
worthy careful study.
ONE of the most sparkling and wide
awake magazines Of the day is Pack
ards Monthly. It is devoted more
particularly to the interests of young
men, though it cannot but be Of interest
to old men and to the disfranchiscd sex
as we'll. Its publisher has secured
writer's Of ability, and allows no mum.
Der to lack in attractions.
The March Number of tina, ever.
welcome family visitant, Demorest's
Magazine, has just appeared, bright,
beautiful and interesting, with tales,
sketches, descriptions AID hints all
relative to matters important to the
ladies. 1t is undoubtedly one of the
best journals of fashion now issued in
this country.
The LADIES' FR1END.-The March
number of this "Queen of the Month
lies" opens with finc steel engraving
called "In the Fireligbt'- where fire.
side dreams are taking visible but
ETHEREAL shapes. Then comes another
picture, "Half an Hour too Early
(at tho party). Then follow a large
number of engravings devoted to the
fashions, needle work, &C., aud by liter
airy contents Of the standard variety.
WESTERN .MoNTuLY.-The second
number opens with fine engraving Of
Gen. Lucius Fairchild, Governor Of
Wisconsin. The contents comprise
full variety in the fields of romance
science and biography, and would seem
to indicate that the publishers propose
to make this a frst.class magazine.
Reed & Tuttlc, Cricago, I'll.
TEE Little Corporal bristles with
good things as does a regiment with
bayone's. Delightful stories, sketches
poetry, puzzles and enigmas fill up the
March number, making it we'll worth
its share of the 81 per year. Large
premiums given for clubs.
CERTAINLY, brighter than ever
comes Our Schoolday Visitor to on,
table for March. In all tho numerous
periodicals for children and young PEG.
pie that are being published, there is
no lack Of effort on the part Of this one
to rival the best. "The Misunder.
standing" by Knickerbocker, Jr., con.
cludcd in this number, is a sound
wholesome story for the fathers and
mothers, as well as the boys and girls
Daughaday & Becker, Publishers, 42A
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
HERE is something to charm, amuse
and instruct the boys and girls-a new
number of an old and entertaining
friend, Demorest's Young America TO,
March, 1869. Pictures, stories, puz.
zles, philosophy, games, REFUSES, and
countless other subjects are presented
in the most fascinating way to interest
tho young folks.
The February number of Peters
Musical Monthly furnishes twenty. five
pages Of new music, ballads and in.
strumentaI, besides dozen pages of
musical gossip, poetry, sketches, etc.
So. j. L. Peters, New York.
MINNESOTA NEWS.