Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-04-07
The April Magazines.

articles especially Interesting may be
mentioned a sketch of a portion of there
treat from Gettysburg, Captain Halls
Artic Expedition mo. Three Of the
Neither Side of Yew York = Victor
Emanuel" by Justin Mccarthy. The
serials, Lady Judith" and Overland"
are continued in chapters Of increasing
interest. The usual Drift Wood intro
duces the special departments. These
are unusually well sustained. In the
Scientific Miscellany" many useful
facts on a wide range of topics are made
public, while Mark Twain brings to .
close his Memoranda. Sheldon & Co.,
677 Broadway, New York.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Mrs. Har-
riett Prescott Spofiord opens the number
with piece OF delicious humor about
"Footpads," Kate Beaumont" is con-
tinued, as also is Castiliian Days." DIR.
Williams tells about sour Eyes," and
Mr.. Fields, in his delightful whisper
ing Gallery" continues the talk about
Hawthorne, in the genial, pleasing style
which makes these papers SO attractive,
and includes sketch of the personal APP
pearance of President Lincoln, written
by Hawthorne ten years ago and never
before published. There is good poem
b. the late Alice Cary, and one by F.
w. Lor:ng. Published by ]. r. Osgood
q Co., Boston.
The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for April
is at hand, and presents, as usual, va
ried and attractive table of contents. Its
leading article is an essay written in pop
ular style on Philosophy, Psychology
and Metaphysics" The second article
on the list is fine criticism on Robert
Browning's last great poem, followed by
an interesting paper on The Recent So
lar Eclipse" Among the miscellaneous
articlesare "The Monastery of Sumel as"
a chatty paper on "Tea," Three Dyas
with the Franc. Tireurs," and couple
of fine poems, one by William Morris
and the other from the French Of Alfred
de Musset. The fascinating story "Pat-
iy," is continued and the magazine is en-
bellished with the best portrait of Gam
BETA that has yet appeared. Published
by E. r. Pelton, 10S Fulton Street, New
York. Price So per year. Single copy
As cents.
/ Our You've Folks for April blossoms
with pictures and stories and poetry.
Mr.. Trowbridge's story of.Jack Hazard
and his Fortunes continues the adven-
lures of the little canal boatman and his
his dog. Mrs. Diaz has story that is
accompanied by full-page illustration.
Miss Phelps has another. G. A. Steph-
ems writes about Stone-falls and Star
Showers" Helen G. Weeks tells about
1.-TWO Days in the Mammoth Cave; =
and sour Young Contributors and 9TH
ers fill out the magazine with plenty os
pleasant reading. j. r. Osgood & Co.,
Boston.
The April number of ScRIBNER's
MONTHLY comsspromptly 10 hand. The
opening paper is an illustrated sketch Of
life in New Zsaland by j. G. Bates. Hon.
John Bigelow furnishes a short reminis-
cence Of Alexander Dumas, in which he
shows how narrowly America escaped q
visit from the great literary manufacture
er. A valuable paper in the number
treats of the coal problem. The poetry
in the number is BY Z. H. c." Mary
Z. G. Weyth, Elizabeth Kinney and 9TH
ers. The miscellaneous departments are
up to the usual standard.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
April, appears in its usual becoming
dress, and contains an excellent variety
of reading matter with several portraits.
We would instance Misses Nilsson and
Demorest, Henry Burden and Elias p.
Needham, two Inventors Of the Day
the late Boy Suicides; Edward c. Del
van; Italians IN New York Tree plant
ing in America; General Stonewall"
Jackson; The Anglo-Saxon Civilization
us typifed in Alfred the Great; Slavery
without master; VIM. X. Bowling, NJ.
d.; Alice Carey, the poet; Genius and
Honesty. A good number. Price 80 cts:
So year. s. r. Wells, 3S9 Broadway,
NY. t
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL for April is
received, and is as bright and attractive
as ever. Among the articles worthy Of
special mention is /" How Statutes are
Made" "Girls of the Far North,''
Birds and Ways" and stories by Luz
cia Chase Bell, Mrs. E. E. Prentiss and
others; in Poetry, there are april Show
ers," by the Editor. Getting Up Stairs"
by Helen L. Bostwick j" How the Poem
is Born" by Joel Benton. The April
number begins new quarter, aud the
publisher announces that subscriptions
may begin with this number, though
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