The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

Charlton T. Lewis; Literature at
Home, by R.. e.. StOddard; Litera-
ture, Science, and Art Abroad, by
Bayard Taylor; Current Events, by
7. B. Perkins.
The OLD AND THE NEw.-The Sec
ond number of this new candidate for
public favor has just been received.
1t is a monthly magazine, devoted to
the earnest aud thoughtful discussion
Of ali questions of science, politics
and religion. A number Of stories
will appear in IL. The Rev. Edward
e. Hale is the editor, and III. o.
Houghton q Co, 135 Washington
street, Boston, the publishers. The
present number is very attractive and
current. The contents embrace La
CrA3he," from the German; six Fin
gers and Toes" by Burt. g. Wilder,
N. d. 1.-The French System of Storm
Maps" J. p. Lesley; Language a
Fine Art" z. M. Converse; Two
Yards Of Earth" Il. L. Paxton ma
ture and the Great Railroad" w. Il.
Brigham; TOO Neat By Half" E. w.
Holland; "FIorida," Charles Beecher;
GLORIA in Excelsis," Mrs. III. p.
| Lowe;''The West as it is" Julia Ward
Howe; Claude Blouet's Sufferings,"
after the French Of Andre Theuriet;
The Negro and his Bureau" Sidney
Andrews; The Scriptures" Henry
w. Bellows; Dreaming and Wax
ing" 4. Foxton; Lifting Up" Har-
riee Il. Lunt; Janus on the Pope
and the Council /" Ten Times One is
Ten" a story, by Col. Frederick
Ingham; What is Religion?" by g.
Carroll Everitt; THE Suez Canal"
THE Examiner" being critical re-
marks upon current literature; Re
cord of Progress" a summing up of
all the improvements in social ethics.
HERALD OF HEALTH.-This is a
most valuable periodical, pGblished
by Wood & Holbrook, 10 Laight
Street, New York. The contents Of
the January number include the fol
lowing articles: The Two Wives, by
Elizabeth Cakes Smith The Dangers
Of Biisteripg, by DR.. Daverne; Treat
ment Of Little Children, by Mrs. II,
10. Birdsall; Time vs.. Memory, by
Frances d. Gage; Generosity and
Benevolence, by Henry Ward
Beecher; Physical Growth and De.
velopment, by Archibald Maclaren,
J of Oxford University; Baths fol
i. Babies, by Mrs. r. b. Gleason, MD.
Industrial Education, by Mrs. Horace
Mann Studies In Physiology, by Prof
Huxley; Neutrality-suspicious. o
/ the Season; The Richardson Murder
3 Who are our Educators? A Plea foi
. Money; Decay of Faith in Drugs
4 Letter from DIR. E. II. Lees; Evening
Sociables; The Gospel of the Gal
( lows; Puddings, and How to Max
E Them; HYGIENE Care Of Dogs, b.
: bio Lewis; Cure for Bad-Smellin
s Feet; Treatment of Cholera Infan
tum, a Case; Travelling with Chill
8 dren; Treatment of Whooping Cough
of Burns, Frozen Flesh, Water Pipes
Prof. Welch's Book on Gymnastics
! PAoKARD's MONTHLY for Februar
!, sustains the idea Of the publishes
capitally. He set out, he tells US, II
a furnish q clear, outspoken periodica.
which, abiuring fiction and chea
! sensation, shall serve as a medium fc
d pronounced opinions, and the pre-
II sentiment of interesting facts bearin
IS upon life in its varied aspects" Fh.
idea has been carried out more pei
fectiy than is generally the case wit
publishers notions, and the success
d wl.;yh has attended his periodici
!, justifes the wisdom Of Mr.. PACE
= ARDS course. The subscription priC
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