Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-12-22
The January Magazines.

GoDEY's LADy's Book, for January
is the first TO reach us for 1872. This
number commences its Saith volume and
it may well be called the Pioneer Maya
zine. The old familiar writer's are here
represented and are sufficient guaran-
tee for the year. Cooley always does
what he promises. Terms $500 for one
copy one year. with reduction to clubs.
Address l., A. Cooley, n. L. corner 6
and Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa,
GALAXY. TheJanuary number which
commences the new volume is marked
by the characteristics which have always
distinguished the Galaxy. The coming
presidential election will make the arti-
Giles by leading public men more interest
ing Justin Mccarthy opens the pages
this month with an article on Archbish-
op Manning, followed by articles of in
terest by DR., Hayes, Gen. Gustav and
others. A continuation of Trollope's
story and conclusion of Mrs. Edwards
=" Ought we to visit herr" The miscel.
lany, club-room, &C., are unusually good.
Sheldon d Co., 677 Broadway. New
York.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for January
opens with two fine steel engravings
The literary contributions are by familiar
pens, the serials of course will be led by
Mrs. Stephens; Harry Danforth has one
also and other short stories fill up the
spaces. This is unquestionably the cheap
est of the light magazines, the price be-
ing but $500 year. Address Chas. j.
Petereon, 300 Chestnut St. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Our YOUNG Folks. The January
number is truly a holiday one. Santa
Claus is represented to the young peo-
Piles delight, in both prose and verse, and
profusely illustrated. J. T. Trowbridge,
Norah Perry, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Mrs. Diaz and Others have done their
best to entertain and instruct A Christ
mas Carol set to music and a ''Santa
Claus" charade conclude complete
Christmas number. Published by j. R.
Osgood 81 Co., Boston, Mass.
LIPPINcoTT is truly one of the best
and most entertaining of the monthlies
and the January number is no exception.
Send for specimen number and see
Address j. B. Lippincott & Co., 715 and
III Market ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL foi
January is still in the advance. Fol-
reading at once, spicy, vigorous, spirited
and heightened its bulky Januarynumbel
has our warmest commentator and is s
capital beginning for the new year. Pub
lished by S. r. Wells, 389 Broadway
New York.
ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE
January. Mrs. Hester A. Benedict, thu
rising poet of the day, contributes to thi
number one of her finest lyrics, Between
| Two Years" Mrs Horace Mann's pa
per on the relation of woman to the TEN
perance cause, should be carefully read
If women everywhere would set their ia
ces as steel against the prevalent socia
drinking customs, intemperauce would
receive a crlppliug blow. "The HON,
Circle" Evenings with the Poets," ant
the department of Current Literature,
will all be found specially good. Term
50 year with reduction to clubs. Pub
lished by 7. S. Arthur & Son, PhiladeI
phia, Pa.
The CHILDREN's Hour for January
is on our table, and surpasses itself il
pictorial and other attractions. We onl
repeat what has been said over and owe
again by the press, when we say 1t
one o. the best magazines for children il
the world" The Hour is published b.
: I. S. Arthur & Son, of Philadelphia, a
s1.25 year.
The publishers of ScRIBNER's promis
ed that the MONTHLY for January shoult
be grand holiday number,-the hand
soonest number, indeed, of magazin
ever printed in America. We thinl
they have fulfilled their promise. AM
although the January ScRInNER's con
tains more and better pictures than an,
number yet issued, the publishers prom
Use that there will be no falling off in pic
torial interest in February. Publishe,
by Scribner & Co., 654 Broadway New
York. Terms $500 year.
WATCH No 24061, STEM WINDER-
bearing trade mark UNITED States Watel
r. NTo.;on