The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-28
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ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for
February is, If anything, better and
handsomer than the admirable Janu-
ary issue, which took its readers by
surprise, with its charming new dress
and improved air. The continued
series of articles on The Marvels of
the Insect World y will deeply inter-
est every reader, young and old, and
none who read the opening chapters
of Miss ToWnsend's new story,
"Jacqueline,' will need to be invited
to a perusal of more chapters IN the
serial. The excellent stories, and
many entertaining, instructive and
useful articles in the Home" give
it an interest aud value peculiar to
itself. AS a Lady's Magazine, 1t COM
bines all the best features of such
periodicals, and it is pleasant to know
that it has become q general favorlte.
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OLIVER OPrIo's MAGAZINE for
January contains some splendid Sto-
ries, Sketches, Poetry, Original Dia-
logues, Oratorical Exercises, Sugges-
tious for the Play Ground, Puzzles.
Riddles and Editorials. The boys in
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Oliver Optic.
TASTE AND DIsCRETIoN's WORTHY
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critical sketches of George Washing
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Father" Hyacfnthe, Edwin NJ. Stan
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Rice, Charles Babbage, the Inventor
Mathematician Hon. j. Cogan; with
portraits. Besides, What Can | Do
Best; or, Man and His Tools; My
Brothers Keeper, an Address by Vice
President Colfax; The Balondos, q
SECULAR African Tribe. five illustra-
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in the Life of DIR. Wayland; Public
Cheats, the Blues" The Rich and
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Analysis, Legal Education, Catarrh-
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A USEFUL, ENTERTAINING, AMI
BEAUTIFUL MAGAZfNE.-The Febru-
airy number of Dem0rest'S MOnthl3
presents an extraordinary array O.
literary novelties, useful items of in
formation, and beautiful illustrations
which almost beWilder us with THEN
profusion. Among the gems In the
February number of this model
Monthly is Schiller's Song of the
Bell" illustrated with seven fine and
very characteristic ~engravingS; also
the fourth plate in tie series of Coles
Voyage of Life" very finely en-
graved, with much useful and season
able information on Fashions; also
Jenny June splendid Talks with
Women" and numerous other inter
esting and useful topics. But We
must refer the reader to the book
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The NORTH AMERICAN, for Janua.
ry, is at hand. 1t is, in many respects
the very best of all Fields, Osgood &
Co.'s periodicals. The first article il
an able vindieation of free trade prin-
ciples. The second article is a histor
ical digest, entitled Indian Migra-
tions." Charles Francis Adams, Jr.
contributes another of his Railroad
treatises. Railway Problems il
1862" 1t abounds in facts, and is en-.
riched with sound, pertinent and fore.
ible ideas. The ecclesiastical crisis
in England is reviewed by Goodwin
Smith. The subject Is getting rather
trite, but he discusses it with sucl
thoroughness and brilliancy that il
our thinking, Karl Blinds paper
An Ancient CreeQ, is tn9 most val
uablo Of all. 1t is a review of Fer
gusson's Tree and Serpent Worship
or, Illustrations of Mythology anC
Art in India, in the First and Fourth
Centuries after Christ. From The
Sculptures of the Buddhist Topes a
Sanchi and Amravati. Prepared un
der the authority of the Secretary Of
State for India in Council"