The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-13
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Illustrate Catalogue Of Flo1oers and Veg
etaJze Seeds for 1871. 1t is an elegantly
printed and embeilished book of l22 pa
ges, containing vast number of colored
and plain illustrations Of house, lawn and
garden plants, and is better worthy a
place on the centre table than most of
the so-called literary. stuff which we
finds in the shape of Annals. The
same firm has also sent us a colored chro-
mo representing 43 varieties Of flowers,
which would be an elegant adornment to
the walls of any parlor. These gentle
men are seedsmen and florists at Rorch-
ester, N. Y.
THE Phrenlogicaz Journal, for April
appears in It's usual becoming dress, and
contains an excellent variety of reading
matter with several portraits. We would
instance-Misses Nilsson and Demorest,
with portraits, Henry Burden and Elias
p. Needham, two Inventors Of the Day;
the late Boy Suicides Edward G. Della
van; Italians in New York; Tree plant
ing in America; General 'tStonewalr'
jackson; the Anglo-Saxon Civilization
as typifed in Alfred the Great Slavery
without a master VIM K. Bowling, NJ.
D.; Alice Cary. the poet; Genius and
Honesty. A good number. Price 80
cts. ); So year. Sent half year. ON
TRIAL, for 81. Address S. r. Wells,
$50 Broadway, n. Z.
EVERY SATURDAY, for the week end
ms the 25th inst, is prolific in superior
illustrations, among which are double
page picture, 1.-THE dawn of Peace and
other pictures illustrations Of the war
Pittsburgh Sketches, in a series of il
Illustrations, portraits of Secretary Fish,
Minister Washburn, sc. For sale by all
neWsdealers.
THE Young PILOT for April is before
us. The success of this comparatively
new magazine, judging from It's contin-
u,d improvement, is now permanently es-
tablished. The present number is en-
lished with very attractive frontispiece.
entitled Dressing for the party" which
viii be of considerable interest to our
Girls. Everything in it is instructive and
entertaining. 'sSeek and Find" is the
title of the puzzle department, and is of
unusal merton the whole it is second
to none. The Young Pilot claims to be
for Young People in their Teens but
it furnishes matter for everybody.
Send ten cents for specimen copy. Ad-
dress Young Pilot Publishing Company,
Chicago. III.
The Interior is, as it ought to be, IA
vorlte religious paper, It has just en-
tered on its second volume, and is pros
pering finely. 1t is full of meat for
thought. In the number before US we
see an article entitled Can the Bible be
Lost" We have oft en- heard the ques-
ton asked: Eff every Bible in the
world were to be destroyed, could it be
restored ?'' The Interior claims that it
can be, since in two months time Sir Da-
vid Dalrymple found all but seven or
eleven verses Of the New Testament in
centuries of the Christian era. There is
also an able article on Suicide Its
Causes and Cure" and another on Our
National Centennial" The Foreign
Letter is full Of interest. There arc,
on every page, short, truthful articles
that carry force with them. There are
home and foreign news news from
churches In different States Editorial
notes. and the indispensable Children's
Corner, which IS as interesting as IL IS IN
d;spensible, while here and there we Gud
a poetical gem adding to the attractions
Of this most excellent paper. We re-
joice when we see such 4 really good re-
llgious paper as this. The land is literal
ly flooded with sensation story papers,
and 1t IS needful that there should be
great efforts made by the Editors of re-
hglous papers to throw as strong an OPP
posing force as possible into the field, to
fight for the right aginst wrong, and the
Interior stands bravely up in the van,
aud is ably supported by the people Of
the church. 1t is published in Chicago,
and the terms, $3.50 per year.
THE ROCHESTER MUSICAL TINES. A
musical monthly Of l 6 pages large octave
including eight pages of choice new
music for the piano or cottage organ, and
a supplement of music for full Brass
Band. No family having musical In
strument can afford to dispense with the
Musical Times since they obtain, besides
ali the valuable reading matter, s. worth
OF mnslc for 81 the subscription price
of tue paper. And every Brass Band in
America should take 1t with the Supple
aaent, at only SO year, obtaining twelve
excellent pieces Of music for full band
Tor bn owl ,,n.l q, A.
}. L. Shaw, publisher. 43 State ST.,
Rochester, n. Y.
THE ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEK
LY is published by the American Tract
Society at $50 Nassau-street, and at each
of It's agencies, and is for sale by the
American News Company. The speci-
men number of the Christian IVeeltb
contains on tie first page an admirable
picture after Detaille symbolizing the
spirit of the nineteenth century on the
third page a letter from ''Rusticus" Oh
Trying Experiments, aud practical re-
Esther Resolution on the fourth an6
fifth pages an article on City Mission;
with three original drawings; an article
by DIR. VIM. Adams on the late DR.
Thomas Skinner, with an accompanying
portrait, and cartoon by L. Z. Rossitel
as beautiful IN treatment as it is orr
glnal IN design, entitled The kingdom o.
God is With you. The last page, devoted
to the children, contains a poem by Mr.
G. G. Darwin entitled Waiting for Papa
with an illustration, and tale Of The
Siege of Strasburg by the author of Jes
slea First Prayer, with many more orr
gInal and highly Interesting articles
Each week issue will contain under Ih