Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-03
gelluws falls Times,
FALLS, NOV. 3, 1871.
November Magazines.


lage" is the title of description of the
town of Stock kbridge, illustrated by sew
eral pictures. Other illustrated articles
are johnny Appleseed, Pioneer Hero"
" Rambles in the West Indjes," Crom
Charles Kingsley's book, and French
Royal Chateax" Additional chapters
of the american Baron" "Anne Fur
ness" is concluded The short stories are
entitled "Why Muggins was kept" 'The
Stricken Heart" The Cavalry of St.
Sebastian" by Katherine S. Macquoid,
and "The Experience of Felix Parton"
Jonn G. SAKE contributes short poem,
"The Dead Letter" In THE Easy
Chair Mr.. Curtis returns again to the
theme which delights himself and his
readers, The Trancendental Epoch in
New England" The other editorial de-
pertments are, as usual, full, fresh and
entertaining. Published by Harper
Brothers, Franklin Square, New York.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Novem-
ber is a splendid number Edmund G.
Steadmand contributes most able arti-
Gle, entitled, "Tennyson and Theocritus. !"
"Kate Beaumont" by j. w DeForest,
is continued also "Watch and Ward, !"
by III. james, Jr, and Their Wedding
Journey by w. d. Howells. Those
touching "reminiscences of Dickens are
continued in Our Whispering Gallery,
and the other contents are fully up to
the mark. Published by James r. Os-
good & Co., Boston.
OUR YOUNG Folks for November is
as good number of this popular maya
zine as we have seen. j. I. Trowbridge
continues to trace the history of jack
Hazard and his fortunes" and also fur
nishes poem. zone Birthday" The IL
lustrations are fine, as usual, and the 9TH
er contributions are excellently calculat-
ed to please and instruct the class Of
readers for which this charming little
magazine is intended. Published by j.
r. Osgood & Co.. Boston.
LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE. That en-
tertaining and beautifully illustrated Sc
ries of papers, "Scrambles among the
Alps" is continued in the November
Der of Lippincott's Magazine, and will,
for some time to come, constitute one of
the leading attractions of this interesting
periodical. Fiction is amply represented
by contributions from the pens of sever
al well known authors. Our Monthly
Gossip" is this month enriched by high
ly attractive letter from London, descrip-
tive of society in that metropolis, by
some new anecdotes respecting Washing
ton and Andre, and by humorous pa
per, entitled "The Man who Cooks, from
the pen of Prentice Mulford. j. B. Lip
pincott q Co., Publishers, 715 and III
Market street, Philadelphia.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, one
of the very few magazines which are pub
lished at the present day for the radical
benefit Of readers, is represented on our
table by its November number. The
contents should interest every live mem
ber of our community. The following
are particularly interesting; james
McCosh, President Of Princeton College"
"a Man among Men : Spiritual Pres
ence :" "The Educated Man in Ameri-
can Society !" "Alex'r H. Stephens; :"
Thoughts on Phrenology;" "The Tagals
and Visayans )" Healthy or Diseased
Children = "Fill up the Mental Meas
ure = Prehistoric Man; "The Boa
Constructor :" Consumption > His
Recommendations, or the Boy who got a
Situation" etc. The publisher offers the
last three numbers of 1871 free as pre-
MUM to subscribers of 1872. Terms So
a year. Single numbers 80 cts. S. r.
Wells, 3S9 Broadway, New York.
THE CHILDRENs' HoUR.-The Novem-
Der number of this magazine, pronounc-
ed by the press everywhere to be I" the
choicest of its class, the purest and
best magazine for children in the world,
and enough to drive six-year-old era
zy with its many delights" is already on
our table, as charming and beautiful as
ever. 1t contains the prospectus for
1872, and we recommend all who wish to
put in the hands of their little ones
a magazine that "speaks through simple
forms of language the highest truths,
while it fascinates its young readers by
sweet and tender stories, to send to I.
5, Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa. for
a specimen number. s1.25 year.
The ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEK
LY, published at $50 Nassau street New
York, offer for ten new subscribers with
the money, $50, to send the beautiful
chrome /" Asking Blessing" postpaid
by mail, free of charge to any address.
This chrome, the regular price of which