The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-02
LITERARY 2soTicEs.

and the Chlldren. Jack dazaso
and his Fortunes is continued; '.:Earth-
qu,kes and Volcanoes )" "Cracking
nuts )" "Kitty's letter =, ''The story Of
= French doll;' and Affecting Of .
'Luoivee,' are all illustrated. James
r. Osgood & Co., publishers, Boston.
The Atlantic for February pre-.
sents an attractive table Of eontents.-
We mention portion Of the articles !:
"The Origin of Folklore )" '.To Fan
N.Y." "The Friend Of my YOUTH"
"Our eyes, and how to take care of
them )" "Kate Beaumont" "a Chap
ter of Modern Astrobgy;'' "The
Story Of Famous Book" "Castilian
Days." etc. James R. Ossood L Co.,,
publishers, Boston. ..
f. In the GALAXY for February arc
continuing chapters Of "Lady Judith"
E"Ovsrland" and "Ought we to visit
her?" ~:Successfol People" MY
Avenger "Mr. Lincoln and three
friends in council :, "Sou,enir Of Im-
p.rial Sovereigns;;" "Life's answer"
etc. Sheldon T. Co., publishers, New
York. --tr
Among the contents Of Ltttelps
Living Age for the weeks ending re-
spectively January 7th, 18th and 2lst,
are Castle St. Angelo; The Personal
History of Imperialism in 1870; The
Science of Nonsense The Future of
France; Browuiug's Poems; Louis
XIV as a Matchmaker; The Arts Of
Destruction; From an Englishman in
Spain; The New Constitution Of Ger
many the continuation IN weekly in.
stalments Of the new attraction, "Seed-
Time and Harvest, or During My Ap
prenticeship," translated specially for
the pages Of this magazine from the
Plat Deussch Of the cfavorite German
author, Fritz Reuter-; the conclusion
of Earl's Dene; ETC., besides shorter
articles aud poetry. 80. ss~ :
The Liuiny Age is also publishing .
story By Geo. Mcdonald, and promises
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Editorial Department. There 4 also
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| publisher, Nev York,