The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-23
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DsEs PROJECTION PRorEor An Exam
| ination of the Effect OF Different Forms
Of Tariff upon American Industry. By
". w.! N .Grosvenor. S62 PIP. D. Appleton
4 Co., New York. <s,5>>::.5
This volume gives evidence Of much
careful thought and patient labor on
the part Of the author. He considers
the effects Of the system of Protection
by three tests, viz: foreign trade, pro-
duction Of wealth aud distribution of
wealth. He claims that Protection does
not prevent over-trading; that high
tariffs check exports; that they inter-
fere With natural laws; that they have
ruined the ship. building interest; and
that they have proved generally preju.
dioial to the natural progress of the
country in the production of wealth.
Many valuable statistical tables are Civ
en-. This book will be desirable &C.
QUESTION to the library of those who
would thouyhtiully investigate this
question Of national policy.
The illustrated articles in iScrib-
ner's Monthly for April are "Life in the
CauuiDal Islands )" 1.-THE Fly;" obs
covery Of Antique Silver" and "Chil-
dren who work. 1.-The Anthracite Prob
lem;" "a breakfast with Alexandra
pumaa;' "Martyr Church Of NADIA
gascar, " are interesting. Among the
lighter articles are "a Gentlemsn's
Prerogative;" "Luoky Peer;' and
"Wiltrid Cumbermede:" DR.. Holland
discourses, in az entertaining manner, on
a number Of current topics. Soribner e.
Co., publishers, New York.
The current number of Harper's
Magazine gives several chapters Of
"The American Baron" The "Pit.
cairn Islanders is an interesting illus
trated article. Tho "Bowery," and
"Along the Florida Reef are both pro-
fusely illustrated. The present is the
next to tho last installmcnt of Sired
erick the Great" which has been ex-
cecdingly interesting thre ughout. The
ftregoing are only portion of the val
liable contents Of the April number of
this magazine. Harper & Brothers,
publishers, New York.
In the April GALAXY are : "Capt.
Halls Attic Expedition = "rhe Mont
Gents Tunnel" "Vlctor Emanuel,
King Of Italy )" '"lhe neither side Of
New York-Skinners;" "An Orna.
ment to Soclety;" "Nuremberg;" My
VicIets )" Preparation )" and continu.
ing chapters of "Lady Judith" "Over.
land" and sought We to visit her ~
Sheldon & Co., publishers, New York.
Tho last issue of Every Satur.
dag contained the opening chapters Of
Charles Reade's new work, "a Terrible
Temptation" in which he deals with
one OF the most delicate problems of 50
ciety. A large space is now given
among its illustrations to representations
Of American scenery and life, places
and portraits. The publishers are pit.
ting firth every effort to bring Ever,
Saturday to as near perfection as il
possible. James R. Osgood & Co., Bos
ton.
-LineWs Living Age for the weeks
ending respectively March 18th ane
18th, contain "Jbe Late Eclipse :
"The Monasterysof sumelas;" 9Th,
Lives of the Lord Cbancellors of Ire
land" "Gregariousness )" "Dean AL
ford )" "Modern Whist )" ''The Chi
dren's Crasade;" "Women and Alec
bol;" "Madam Elisabeth ;" "Blue
boards Keys" "Germauy and Bismark;'
the continuation of "Seed Time ane
Harvester During My Apprenticeship
The Living age is also publishing seria
stories by the author Of "John Halifax
Gentleman" and by George Mcdonald
Littell Il Gay, publishers, Boston.
The american Stock Journal 70,
March contains han asome engraving
Of Galloway and Breton Cattle, Els e,
dogs, Spangled Hamburg and White
Leghorn Fowls; also an engraving ana
ground plan Of one Of the finest pit
styes in tho country, showing the I'M
proved methods Of cooking TODD for tb;'
much abused quadruped. This journs
is always filed with choice original ar
tioles, on the breeding, care, manage
ment and diseases Of domestic animals
and should be in the hands of every
farmer. p. Boyer & Co., publishers
Parkesburg, Pa. New subscribers t.
The JOURNAL receive it for one yea
free.
If every family in the countr!
would take copy Of Good EeahM au'
tollo its plain, practical teachings, Their
would be much less sickness and com
planning. The last plumber contain
srticles on "The water We drink :
"Poisons; "What to eat;" "Condi
ments;" "Consump'i,p )" etc. A
Moore, publisher, Boston.
In Cooley for April, the ladie
have steel plate engraving, a colo,e
fashion plate, plate of riding habits
an EXTENSION sheet with thirty-e ;gbt en-
, cravings. a variety Of designs in tn
work department, and a great amour
!, Of reading matter. L. A. Cooley, pub
Usher, Philadelphia.