Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-07
The Magazines.


striking engraving of the olden time, entitled
The Defense !" the usual pages Of fashion
plates and wood engravngs, music, etc. It's
literary department. gives us stories, sketches,
etc, by wcll-Rnown authors. The other
departments contain their usual variety of
interesting and valuable matter for the ladies.
The LITTLE CoRPoRAL for September presents
an excellent variety Of Stories, Poetry, Natural
History, Pictures, etc. As the time for making
arrangements for reading matter for the next
year is near at hand, the publisher offers to send
the remaining numbers of this year free to all
whose names and money are sent in before
October first. Terms $3.50 year. Address
John E. Miller, Chicago, Ill.
The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for September is
filled with excellent reading matter, including
a number of illustrated articles In its varied
contents we notice Choice Stories and
Sketches; Agricultural Department; Monthly
News Review; Ladies' OliO Our Chatter Box
for young folks; Scientific and Curious Facts !;
Rebokah Department; What Odd Fellowship
Teaches; Correspondence from all quarters,
&c. Published by the A. o. f. Association,
No. 9G Nassau ST., New York. $3.50 per year !;
s1.25 per vol.
THE GALAXY for September contains the
closing part of Justin McCarthy's "Lady
Judith" agricultural Labor at the South"
IL practical paper upon the condition and de-
fccts Of this branch of industry in the Southern
States. Perpetual Notion, by f. b. Perkins.
Edward Crapsey gives another chapter in the
troot;T t,;o me aNotiof pito VI VIEW i9rh,
tttasins, 1nis l1ohs1, OF outcast chli!ren.
1iaiies malIeal ntQnuaru relates DlI Oh per-
i {" poAL WIN se,suGlc re4lnoh
Ar,o,,u us VI d. .no loilo.oNs;
ator;oa NJ r 81 Td moau ~ Oily, ane o W;
Herr" is continued; and Anthony Trollopes new
story, "The Eustace Diamonds" is begun.
George Flowerden contributes an honest piece
of verse in Waiting" Philip Quilibet tells us
of his ramble in Name for drift-wood
u,DDrn,s M,o,u,v, e,n co,.o,,ou o,,,,o
iii iNnrhh i nA hI Ior september opens
nl!n Ilcnly Illustrated paper on Mohtauk
!, 9 P long lslahu, Dy ohailes PARSONS
n h p,,l9; dogs ana nnow-Shoes. Mrs. ..
-. DtlVulhRG0ll collIrIDI'es cnapter OF gossip
Gpout Ilg parq ol ADDotsioro. fallnres III
thllScraiti by behsoh >. Losing, Is collec-
ulol, Vi interesting anecdotes concerning mon
alcns' ;huSene Lawrence furnishes an article
under tne tite OF the Schoolmasters OF the
MIuuiG ages. General John A. bodies, IN the
Earthquake Law, gives information concern
ing the erect on legislation OF the New Madrid
earthquake, which occurred in 1911. Lyell
ana Geology IL an instructive article by Jacob
ABBOTT Edward ii; Tullidge explains the
heiorniaoloh III otah. Jonn u. sake gives
TaSmentary and rather feeble account OF
:, runs ana funsteTs.' Inc snort stories are
" the Angel OF the House" by DIR. r, Castleton,
" summers Amusement, by Annie Thomas,
and Caught by an Heiress, by Justin Nc
Sarthy; Annie Furness" is continued, and
Inc American Baron" There Is poetry, how
ever, IN the " Easy Chair" talk about college
commencements what he says of Washington
in 1900 and 1871 has permanent value.
Scp1pxrps MONTHLY n,oosort o,otohv
naner entitled pictnres from GSnnSo sH euons
tha oS hor nrnhn of fVi S"laau opens
Dr Rears Noxt uo bovo " ~ ' tome, ~ rs uy
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trated art;olos nro poi ror n1 o.Het NUS
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- W, -. b alden anu an on'eltailing paper Dy
James iloharason on the recent experiments
IN London, by men OF science, with Home.