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GODFYs LhDYS BOOK contains an admirable
engraving entitled Spring time" look ng at
which one can almost imagine he hears the
songs OF birds and perceives the perfumes OF
bursting buds and flowers Another iustra-
ton il called "An April Fright" and repre-
SCENTS a whole family aroused at night and
armed looking for bu glars or some terrible
thing. Then there are SONS elegant fashion
plates, with patterns, and work department
hull of useful things. HARMS Rue, Mothers
of Alien, The Two Educatons Marriage in
Russia. A Home Picture, Cross Purposes are
the titles of some Of the tales and articles.
There il also a song entitled My FAIRY at the
Ball. L. A. Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia.
Qua You've FOLKS has another in'tallment
OF Mics Whituey'e story, We Girls; humor-
ous poem entitled Daldy LOng-Legs and the
Evan article showing how battles are fought
on water; an amusing. story about race on
the water with teams OF geese, and variety
of other stories and poems, and very enter
tanning Preside d. partment. There are some
excellent illustrations, and the young readers
will fnd plenty to entertain them for many
an hour. FIELDS, Osgood * Co., Publishers,
Boston.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY presents varied
and enter aiming literary treat, one Of the best
features of which II poem by Whittier IN his
best ygln. The fJllowil z is the table Of con-
tents: Joseph and hi4 Friend, by Bayard
Taylor. The English Goyorness AZ tho STA
meae Court The Advent Preacher, by
Marian Douglas Through the Woods to
Lake Superior by j. l.. Trowbn sc. Cour-
age, by Mrs. Cola Thaxler. A Lumberwo-
man. Reviewing Virginia, by James Parton.
The Lanson Tragedy, by J. W. DeForest
Right and Left, / y Burt G.. Wilder. My Tri-
umph, BY John G. Whittier. The Gods oil
w. Lee, by Sidney Andrews. The Blue-Jay
Al De-. fnla
lynn, Chiefor the Chictaw1, by Charles Lam
man An Alpine Home, Il views and Liter
sry Notices. Fields, Osgood & Co. PUBLISH
ers, Boston.
EVERY SATURDAY has increased the number
of it's Illustrations, and the last number wac
superb one, IL will commence the pubhca-
ton OF serial story by Charles Dickens,
and this feature, together with other excel
lent selections Of current English literature,
will mako it a desirable home companion.
Published by Fields, Osgood y Co., Boston.
DR,w1Nd-RooM CuAT.-The following con.
versation took place IN the drawing room ofa
mansion on Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, one
pleasant forenoon about ten days ago. (Ewo
fades, Mrs. Morgan aud Mrs, Knight, had
just cropped in for mornings call on NJ s..
Rapelie, the lady OF TIE house)
Mrs. My dear Mrs, Rapelja, arc you
SICK 1Ou lOAh tlhttN htbNhNts
Mira. r No; not sick exactly; but sul.rirG
from bility, and dreadlny nervous. d.
you know, | could cry thus minute,
Mrs k.-Too much excitement, Tn afraid.
Mrs R.-perhaps. But what can one do? In
the gsy season one must give parties and
attend them.
Mrs. MI suppose 80. Fashion is law
moret the pity But you must take some
thing TO tone your system, or ypu'll break
down.
Msa. RI hate mediciuel But you shall
prescribe l,r me What Wonld You advise
Nj, M.-WG; III tell YOU Uyp,an. When
ever I'm nervous ur hystuucal, lr have head
ache, or am az all out Of sorts, take acuuple
oitabiespo ot PLANTATION BirrENs once
or twice day tor q week or so, and it iaUdrt
aJ'V brings me round
Mrs. X. II do the same thing, with the same
pleasant result have implicit faith IN that
article
Mrs R-WcH, ladies, on your recon-
mcndaupn III try iu
"SrN Moss FAnINE cam be taken into tht