The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-01
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The June number of the Aldine
hasjpst reached US. Each number, to
us,s,.ppsarssst!o 10 better than tho last,
ana n from, tbat we.ih z.he Presebt 81
hold and araled oI unaerstaud3of ths
pt, 81 dls NJ iet tQsIfqtare, %eeHlnittg
which its entetprising publiskers 81
tend to 60 is not yet. The opening
picture-''Nisbt"-a companion Of the
ssEvening," which appeared in the last,
is charming group Of statuary, em-
blematic Of sleep, by sohilling; The
Legend of aThe Pied Piper Of Hamelin,"
u, beautifully illustrated in q whole
page engraving, by Spangeuberg, and
accompanied by Browniug's exquisite
metrical version Of the story. The
other full page one is 'The Hayn FALL"
one Of tho best cut aud most effective
pictures that has ever appeared in Thu
publication. or the smaller ones,
"Mount Quarantana," and "The Papy-
rus Swamp on the Upper Jordan" by
Harry Fem, are particularly pleasing,
while the portrait Of William Cullen
Bryant is in every way worthy Of its
noble subject. 10 literary matter this
number is excellent, and many will find
much for reflection and profit in Pc
ru+al of"Street Angels, Home Devils"
by F. Tiffany. The other articles are
Of lively and entertaining nature, and
will be read with pleasure and interest
by all. The price is but 81 so per
year, which includes a chrome in oil
colons alone worth the money. Sub
scriptions may be paid either to local
agents, OF sent direct to the publishers
James Sutton & Co., % Liborty street,
New York.
-LisrWs Living Age.-No. 1407
and 1903, for the weeks ending re-
spectively May 20, and ~, contain
Lord Broughton's Reco]lections of
long life; Thomas hood In Quest Of
Diamonds, "a journey to the South A.
rican Diamond Fields,) The aesthetics
of Human Character; "Qaeer Jean,"
by the author of "Pleasant Life in tie
North;" The Emotion Of Conviction;
The New Forest, A Sketch; The Elk.
communication of DR.. DolliDger; TIE
Programme of the Commune; Federal
ism and France; The German Upper
House; The Roumanian Difficulty; The
continuation of "Seed Tine aud aar-
vest, or during Ny Apprenticeship"
translated from the German of Fritz
Reuter-. 1t also contains serial stories
by the author of "Jvhn Halifax, Geo.
tleman," aud by Geo. Mcdonald. The
price Of this 81 page
weekly magazine is SO year, or tor
$40 any one Of the American 81 maya.
zines is sent with the Living Age tor a
year. Littell & Gay publishers, Bos-
ton.
Tho June number of the Eclectic
is at hand, and is embsllished with a
portrait, excellently engraved on steel,
OF Professor Darwin. A Sketch by the
Editor in the letter-press gives the lead
ing events Of Darwin's life, and "The
Descent of Man."
The table Of contents presents about
twenty excellent articles, in which the
instructive and the amusing receive
equal attention. "The Political Future
Of Europe" IS mastery synopsis OF
present political TENDENCIES in Europe /;
the author Of "Giux's Baby" treats us
to 1.-TWO Solutions of Great Probe m. !"
There is very fue critical essay on
"Mr. Tennyson's Poems," and, besides
them there are, "a Week in Paris af-
ter the Peace" "Modern ST.. Pauls,"
"Romo under the New Regime," and
other interesting articles. The Eve
editorial departments are, as usual, full
of miscellaneous information of all SORTS
PATTY" the new story, becomes more
interesting with every iustalment. Pub
lished by E. R. Peltou, 108 Fulton
street, Now York. Price IS per year
single copies As cents:
We are in receipt Of the III cath.
en- Chiree" by Bret Harte, and "Jim
Bludso" and "Little Breeches" by
Jonu H.y, 10 pamphlet form, humor
on,ly illustrated. The authors are Of
the most original of American writer's.
names R. Osgood l. Co., of Boston are
the publishers. Either Of the books
will be sent by mail, post paid upon re-
ceipt Of rs cents.
The american Stock Journal fer
June contains ten engraviogs Of blooded
stock: Poultry, Dogs, Progressive and
Old Fogy Farmers, besides the follow.
ing articles: The Hay Crop, Examina'
ton of Horses for purchase, diseases il
sheep, English Fox Hounds, A Scotch
Farmer and his work, Diseases in Cat
tie, Farms of the late Prince Albert, o.
England, and numerous tther article:
of benefit to farmers and stock growers
Specimen copies sent free by the pub
l,shers, N. p. Boyer h Go. Parkesburg
Pa.
The West Pittston shaft, owned b,
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Was iguitet
last Saturday, caused by the friction o
the wood work. Of the breaker. Thirt,
o;rh& man xvnra IN <hn mimi ~ ,ho .,noo