Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-03
PUBLICATIONS.

The AMERICAN SUNDAY WORKER for
parents and teachers, comes to us this
month as fresh as morning rose in
June. Having examined it closely, we
hesitate not in saying that it is just the
thing for teachers. We know of no bet
ter work of the kind published. Every
teacher and parent should have it.-J.
W. Mcintyre, st. Louis.
OUR MAGAZINE-Th November num-
Der of this sprightly little magazine is
now on our table. 1t gives fair promise
of success. One of its chief attractions,
is its high moral tone. Its mechanical
appearance is good, its literary charac-
ter high. Price $l.O0a year. Ten cents
a copy.
GOOD HEALTH-A journal of physical
and mental culture, published by Alex
ander Moore, Boston. The November
number of this very valuable work is
before us and we pronounce it a sensible
and practicable magazine. The variety
of its contents is only egualled by the
excellence of its contributions. The
following are a few headings of subjects
upon which this number treats: Dining
with a Mandarin; The Raven; National
Education; Means ofPreserving Health:
Dreams and their causes: and MANY
other very interesting subjects.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY CoMPASIoN,
for November, comes TO Us as bright and
as fresh looking as the green fields are
after a gentle rain. 1t is published by
f. c. Allen q Co., Augusta, Maine.
Terms, 15 cents a year. \ fine Steel
Engraving, entitled "From Shore to
Shore" is presented to every new sub
scriber. 1t is really one Of the most
pleasing engravings ever before the pub
lie. The Companion is printed on fine,
heavy paper: its columns are filled to
the brim with good things by talented
authors, and withal it is one of the lar"-
est and finest illustrated family papers
published.
The LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE fol
November is Il beautiful number OF
most beautiful juvenile-good enough
for the most eNactin%. Since its enlarge
ment and improvement. and the addi-
tion of fine full page and other engrav-
ings, The Little Corporal is worthy of
circulation of at least Il hundred thOuS-
and. The remaining numbers of 1870
are offered free TO all who subscribe now
for the next year. Don't fail to give
your children this sterling juvenile ma
gazine. 1t is published in Chicago, ILL.,.
by Sewell & Mill, at one dollar and a
half a year, 10 cents for single copy.
Beautiful and generous premiums are
given for clubs. Sewell 4 Miller. Chi
cago.
Our MONTHLY-A new Presbyterian
Monthly. We have before us this truly
valuable and interesting family maga-
zine for November. We have had the
pleasure of reading this magazine for
nearly year and take pleasure in say
ing that it fills onr idea of what christ
IAN and literary magazine ought to be.
Every Presbyterian family should sub
scribe for it for 1871, and now is the time
to do so. Terms single copy So. Minis
ters and Theological students 50. Ad-
dress Presbyterian Magazine Co. lis
Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Novem-
ber is again upon our table. As usual its
contents are refreshing. "Footpaths,''
"Oldtown," "Fireside Stories" "IlighIy
Explosive" "EXperiments,' '"Joseph and
his Friend" "Traveling Companions"
"The Intellectual of Music" are among
its choice pieces. $4.00 per year.
THE ECLEcTIC MAGAZINE has made its
appearance for November. We cannot
speak too well of this excellent monthly.
More sound, substantial knowledge can
be obtained from it, than from almost
any other source for twice the money.
Published by L. L. Pelton, los Fulton
street, n. y.