Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-01
The November Magazines.

The NURSERY, as it is wont, comes
brim full of all that is pleasant in pic.
ture, sketch and song for the little ones,
Parents should make haste to get it, AID
dress John L. Shorey, 80 Bromfeld ST.,
Boston, Mass.
The PHRENoLoeICAL JoURNAL.-The
publishers of this truly useful magazine
are offering unusually powerful induce
ments in the way Of premiums for 1878
1t is now in its fiftieth volume and treat:
of the sciences in scientific manner
$500 year. Single numbers 80 cents
Address S. r.. Wells, $50 Broadway, N
Y.
The To-DAY,-Dr. Dio Lewis has un
dertaken the editorship of dainty little
illustrated weekly at Philadelphia, call
ed To-day" devoted to popular preach
ings, literary reviews, practical receipts
and simple domesticity generally. Pub
lished by Maclean Stoddard q CO., 73S
SAMSON ST., Philadelphia.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH, is new
Health Monthly, which teaches the laws
by which health is preserved, disease
eradioated, and life prolonged, on by.
gienicprinciples. The Science of Health
teaches How to treat Disease" then
e" How to keep WE'LL" 1t is first class
magazine, published at $500 year, b.
S. r. Wells, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
THE CHILDREN's Hour, Edited by T.
S. Arthur.-In the November number
just received, the publishers of this IA
vorite of the children from five to fif.
teen, say that it will continue to be as
beautiful, as pure, and as full of attract
i've reading as ever, and that no effort
will be spared to keep it in the advanced
position it has held from the beginning,
as "one of the best magazines for chill
dren in the world" You cannot get a
better magazine FOR your little ones.
Now is the time to subscribe. Terms
s1.25 year; or 50 with that exquisite
picture The Christian Graces." Sam
pie numbers 10 cents. Address I. S.
Arthur q Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
GoDEY's LADY's Book. The Noyem-
bernumberis presented to public as one
OF especial interest to all classes. We un-
derstand that the announcement of Go
DEY in his October number that he will
give Chrome to every subscriber for
the year 1873 has created sensation
throughout the country. His we'll known
reputation of fulfilling, and in fact ex-
ceeding, all his promises, has lead the
reading public to look for something ex-
ira in the Chrome line. And they will
not be disappointed. Those who have
seen the early proofs of "Our Darling
speak of it with the highest praise, and
as far surprising anything before offered
by publishers.
ARTHUR HOME MAGAzINE.-The
publishers of this widely circulated and
highly popular magazine, announce
new departure for 1873. 1t is to be
enlarged and illustrated, and lifted to
higher level of literary and artistic ex-
cellence. They offer to every subscriber
Tor 1873, FREE, copy of the +" The
Christian Graces," new line and stip-
pie steel engraving representing Faith,
Hope and Charity" group of exquis-
tie grace and beauty. The English copy
If this engraving sells for S15. 1t is
aid to be a long time since anything has
in Christian art so attractive |
md beautiful as this elegant picture
to the Home" for 1873 |
will, therefore, be peculiarly favored.
rice of magazine $3.50 year with re-
luction for clubs. Every subscriber
whether single or in clubs, will get "The
Graces" free. Sample num-
ers 10 cents. The publishers want can
assing agents everywhere, to whom
hey offer liberal terms. Address L. S
Arthur q Son, Philadelphia, Pa.