Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-29
OUR BOOK TABLE.
Eclectic Magazine.

ECicCuC WdYdZWCs
The Eclectic commences new volume with
the July number, which makes it good time
TO subscribe. This Magazine is q perfect cy-
clopedia of current foreign thought, the last
volume alone containing more than hundred
cial topics which have claimed the attention of
the world during the time which it covers 50
per year. 4. II. Pelton, 1O5 Fulton street, y. r
Little Corporal.
The July is a model number. Mrs. Miller's
new story begins well. The poem ''Pictures on
the Slate" has full page illustration by Lau-
derbach, which is exceedingly fine and sugges-
tive. 1t is gaining in beauty and eXcellency
with each number. 81. 80 per year. john r..
Miller. Chicago. Ill.
The Galaxy.
The July number of this excellent magazine
is now at hand, and is the beginning of Il new
voluDe. Several marked improvements are
made. 1t is rapidly becoming one of the most
popular magazines of the day. But what has
become of the May and June numbers: We
have not received them. 500 per year. Adj
Sheldon & Co., publishers, New York.
Scribner's Monthly.
The July number leads of with splendidly
illustrated article by J. L. Headly, on "Phila-
delphia.'' The EeXt article is a very interest
ing account of Mr.. W. ii. Halleck's "Jaunts
in Japan" Among other articles are ..Free
Trade anG Protection "Fete Day at Malmai-
son, s'Plea for Chinese Labor and a number
of stories, delightful reading for simmer. 81
4 year Scribner & Co., New York.
Peterson's Magazine.
The July number of "Peterson" is on our
table. and Is unusually good even for this un-
without peterson" Now is the time TO sub
scribe, for the July number begins Il new VOL
ume. and subscriptions will be taken, if desir-
ed. for six months, at half price, so the sub
init md IA q II
son. 306 Fulton street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Peters Musical Monthly.
Music can no longer be considered luxury,
and those who spend fabulous sums in purchas-
ing Sheet Music are simply throwing their
money away. Ii our musical friends will tax e
the trouble to procure copy OfPeters' Musical
Monthly, they will see what their wiser friends
and two cents per piece than they are getting
for forty and fifty cents per piece. 30 cents per
number. !. l.. Peters. 5.g Broadway. y. Y.
chronological journal.
The chronological journal for july is unusu-
ally good 1t is a magazine which is ever eN-
ceptionably good, as compared with other first
class American mOnthlies. Conspicuous anon q
its contents re-Auduboniana, or Reminis-
censes of the Great Naturalist; Mans Place in
Nature; The Last Of the Tasmanians; Good
ness and Greatness: Tree Wonders of talifor-
mia, etc. 81 year. :. Il. Wells, Publish err 3s.,
broadway, y. Y.
Godey's Lady's Book.
Cooley for July is replete with sufliciency
of very interesting and useful reading matter,
to keep the ladies engaged for n long time.
Beautifully embellished with pictures of the
fashions and patterns. We wonder everybody
is not taking it. l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa,
Demorest's Monthly.
Demorest's Monthly and Mirror of Fashions
for July is a charming solace for the heated
term, Its contents are varied and interesting
to such degree, that we advise all who require
useful and interesting literature to purchase a
copy, or subscribe for q year, ut 81. Published
al Ss Broadway, y. Y. Single copies - cts.
Young America.
The July number is rs full of entertainment
for the juveniles, as ever, with the price re-
duced To 81 per year. Every boy and girl should
have one. Published at S3s Broadway, y. Y.
Single copies 10 cents.
Atlantic Monthly.
This excellent magazine, for July, is fully up
to its high standard of excellence. 1t can al
WAYS he relied on as one of the very best, 81
per year. Published by J. II. Osgood Co.,
Roston Macs.