Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


following excellent Magazines, for
November and can only make "mere
mention" of them in this issue, but
will do better hereafter.
GoDEY's LADYs Book. l.. A.
Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa
Terms $3 a year, Cooley is well
come monthly guest in nearly every
refined, intellectual household
Young AMERICA grects us with its
usual pleasant pages and healthful con
tents for the minds of our juvenile
friend. For sale at Knapps.
DEMoREsr's Monthly has not been
received.
The AMERICAN OBJ Fellow is Il
most attractive and valuable issue Of
this popular magazine. Published by
the A. o. f. Association, No. SO Mas
sau ST., New York $3.50 a year.
AMERICAN HoMEs.-rhe first nun
bel Of 1meHca@ Homes, an illustrat
ed monthly magazine, which is pub
lished for one dollar per annum, single
numbers ten cents, contains twelve
illustrations, and good table of con
tents. Chas, II. Taylor e Co., 81
Water st., Boston, are the publishers.
ARruURs LADY's HOME MAGAZINE.
Among the Ladies Magazines,
Arthurs "Home" has, for twenty years,
maintained u high reputation. 1t is
known throughout the land as one
having distinctive character and aim,
from which it has never swerved.--
Terms 81 a year. II. S. Arthur g.
Sonss, Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE CuLDREN's IoUR-Edited by
7. S. Arthur. This magazine, pro-
nounced by the the press everywhere
to be "the choicest Of its class, "the
purest and best magazine for children
in the world" can b. found at Knapps.
1t is published by the Arthurs at $l,2j
per annum.
THE MONTHLY NOVELETTE,. This
magazine is 50 different from any other
magazine in the country that it is a
speciality. 1t contains only the most
interesting reading matter, and is not
filled with dull essays and reviews
Published by Thomes 6 Talbot, SO
Congress ST., Boston. Price 2Octs.
a number.
The SCnooLMATE presents its usual
attractions which our young people
find irresistible. The publisher offers
to pay the postage on the magazine
for all present subscribers who send
the price, 81 80, before Dec. 10, and
to send the last three numbers Of
1871 to all new subscribers received
before that time, free. Joseph II,
Allen, publisher, 3G6 Washington St.,
Boston.
MERRY's MUSEUM is too old and
we'll known to need praise. This num-
Der is one of the best. Published by
Horace B. Fuller Boston. Price $50
q year.
Our You've Folks us u magazine
for young people and old people with
young hearts is priceless. Price $l.jO
per year. James r.. OSgOod u Co..
Boston, publishers,
The ATLANTIC has an attractive Ia
bic Of contents, and well sustains the
character Of that sterling periodical.
Now is the time to subscribe. Price
81 per year. James r. Osgood Il Co..
Boston. Publishers.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE gives
as large and excellent variety of light
and instructive reading at q low price.
This number has become fairly dogs
cared" by use. Thomes 4 Talbot
publishers, Boston. Price $50 per
year.
HARpER's MAGAZINE is too old and
well known to need praise from us.
The new volume commences with the
December number and everybody
should subscribe. Published by Har-
per 4 Brothers, New York. Price 81
per year.
The GALAXY although younger
than many Of its contemporaries is de-
servedly prime favorite. This num-
Der has q first rate table of contents.
Published by Sheldon X Co., New
York. Price 81.