, 1870-12-19

iupcta OF thflstna1a. ING &torf Is an 8dfen-
happened to be at Salt Lake, and the writer
lApueued to know OF it because he happened |
to DO there on Christmas, and we n,y add
lhst it happens to be M exceedingly Interest,"
nuncer. we commend srr Uathavay to Mr-
9. E. Wright. who contributes The following
littlo gem:
i CARDINAL BIRD.
Two rcd legs and a red cap:
All! cram as many deeds
As Jou will. you uny mAd-cap!
To-day md Today is we1l.a-day.
But tO-mottow IL such sad chnp!
ohi twit and nntter aud till,
From your ambush 10 1ha heather!
And sing ali The DAY together.--
For To-day and to-day is well-a-dAy,
Though to morrow be STORMY weather.
The remsining papers in this number aro
!. The Man Of 0l1ss,~ sketch OF / yitreoua
malia which possessed John Iushington, and
which WAS finally ehiyored By mstfimony
Teal and collection Of - Christmas Carols"
by D. Haugh'on. The usual variety Of book !
reriewe and chit.ehat goesip close = very |
! readable number Of the LAKESIDE.
L1rrE1's LIVING Aoz-
| This standard old magazine Of eclectic lit |
er.ture, published ~ Littel d Giy, Boston,
!ects Well mp in inteieet, and is managed
with admissible taste in selection. 40 will be
se. n By the following Iist Of contents iu the
current number: Baron HnhneIs Sixsus
f.:s1zas nssf:s, ages;st5 E5: Rsss
iseuter." 1frsa:e'. Wortsr6aeh); "Covper."
{Saiuriay Repie7e); "The pTussian Victory
1t Leutnen, A. D.. 17sI," Ry Sir Edward
Greasy, {7srnpls Bar); Life i1 Paris"
Point Of view" Saturday Rezie.r); g Count
and The Poles" lFan !Ia0 aazetieS
In addition to these papers there ire four or
!, fiye brief but very excellent poems from for:
eigu sources, aud some minor paragEaphs Of
; iniereat- TIE publishers announce that they
viii begin, with the new year, tho publication
; Of naw story, entitled Sssaed Time and Has-
vest, OF Dn@.:1lg My Apprenticeship, tsansla-
ted especially tor them FROM Plaa.ae1a:ea ..,N
! ! OF the distinguished poet and novelist, Fritz
: Reuter- No German author Of the present
! ti,ne ia mote popular in his oFn country than
Q Renter, ard BY many he is considered the
. most popular German writer O. me aaat han
3 l century" His stories xre written IN Fiat
. deutsci, dialect Of South Germany. Reuter-
. Is especially noted rs the rata hunorist, the
!. genuine poet md the fascinating deltneatoE OF
d The lives Of hia PlaU- dentsch peighbots, and "a
. spch is probably more beloved than any
O otbet German author OF the day. Tbs story
Il IN question il :.id to be one Of his best works,
(. giving Us charming acqu.-.utsnee Sa.h Tae tae
g eluaiut, interesting FlaR-deutseh peot.o. Inc
!. announcement Of the publishers that this
u Is the t1rst American translation Of heasets
e works is IN error, We think i We remember
a. rightly, his In the Tear 80" has been trans-
ID lated in this country. The Llrinq aye for
I. 1e71 will also contain serial stoflee y George
= Macdonald and other distinguished thghsn
authors, together With the usual amount Of
+ the best scientific md literary mAttes OF the
8, day, mixing in all mole than three Thousand
" Urge pages Of reading matter year.
~ ~ VAN Sos1RANDR ECLECTIC EsoiSEER4So 4AdA
q zEE,
Ii for December, Ia f1ed, As usual, with com
ID prehensi1e variety Of scientific Information
specially interesting to the engineer. II
most noticeable articles Nc ..SolaE Hest. b.
o. o. Captain John Ericsson, with handsone cut O
X Eraesaons sSl,r enE5ne; "Deselninsi9n t nsae .
r "The Gauge for the Railways Of the Future,
q. q. q pApe1 read before the British Association
u u At Liverpool "Tho Working Load Of 1ro'
~ ~ Structures" and - lion Arshes."
~ oCn SorSa roI1s
be enters upon the new year With increased y
d. fractions, and With table Of contents whls h,
+. has frequent reference to The holidays. IN
!: thiaes fsz y, ths little 1-,,h i9lks 'hss
u TIoxbridse; HThe Nav ie.s" Cpoeml, ,
e. e Msrian Douel.s; :. Uncle Joe's story" b
nss aS Mrs. 4. II. Disz: :. Laura.s Christmas Ere
oTe toem), By Elizabe!h D. HMHog@t9hn; y ng@atha :.
lie Night with SAINT. Cl.us,S br Annie B. Annan
e .sdnI poys sk.tine Song" p9e@n}t. r. b{ t. g: :: F
e. T. Barnes; - 4 Talk About AniEaAs bs Harfe
Tss, jsss H.s n ns'oa tn: s1se1
ar- Among the Fretdmen," BY Elizabeth kiihau
{ 70 "Our Young .Contributors;' '.Christua,
NJ. Carol u.'e? , ag9es es G.y; R1e ETst 9
md PebsuA.y number will contain sketches
sst- Harriet Beecher Stove and Elizabeth stuA
eu Phelps; talk with the Professor abo,
I'D a TssnaE AhuSnst Az
ose Mr.. Il, l. Palmer; !: Meeting 'Lueivee,
eci- b. c. a, Stephens poems by g. H. BAN
'rrn and l. D. Sieh1is, and something abo
y u.spKR's xAoAuSE,
,gH. for January, gives its readers the fol1qvit
u, entertaining tsbie Of contents: '.old Chris
roll mks Carol: "Folk.L'fe In SEeden,n 4,
Ean, Guernsey "The Psssion-Pay IN Obezznnne
4. ssu in 1907 .The Voice Of Christrasa past
is ssodda1a; Sls 1aet = aFsedsaS ths a.est 7v., =
sber eV Hss Wi.hin The Ill Lutte Annie 7houaa 80
~ Public Laode." ". Il Hooper; - Chapt
cas e. ANNE - aoo9e rhs Young pG NJ
ry.- rsltst II AisIioo,r s S. Conant; "Anne r
With ness, by The Author Of *Aahels Progress
ot = "Aunt Margarets Trouble. Veronica, ct
Cen n,sssf,, sssd saf of Muse 5nsn nctlts
YIN "Antetos, By the author q Coy Livia
-Rt1S ma {ktaA
Its - - oe Ss11a csvanth n. i. - :
a on. Nineteenth Century" c. C. Hazewell; =
! ! and tIhe Ancient .Laay Of Sorrow" seven
d;E these articles 70 admirably illustrate
lessy ,,a1.r+ frh1ta which has vet bean pa;d
- S1sis Dickens. Iii Of his prominent characters
Va. introduced in fxrtaeia and linked toget1
,ount Is beautifully md deity - musician vo,
Juan connect bis ihtmes. There u IN fact not
omAs- | rnint4restinv nxper in the lnAKaxlne.
uvlc- ~ rr7nt AZ n "a txIyES or FAsH1oy
rHic1 ~ 1sn-s .-na11ert fashior nar;ndi
over: for Januxt1 sets = fashion OF good taste ,
peatpees for iii tho magazines IL the COM
cou,- devoted to that specially +. v. Boot op
!. aud the contents with the MUSIC 70 AoW
/ one Qraztette. Tho leading story Of the mum
usB, ! Is - The sin OF Wadehne, t3an1aa0o II
sora the French BY Francis 1oanson. Inc rem
butes ,pg contents are ths "Lsst Good Night
,1h&t poem BY F. s. Chapman, "Ch11Htnaaa Ev
,h, in Chedleigh Manor, aeleotha story: l8
,. Il i poem By Mrs. N. @. Pratt: "The T
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