Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26
The Magazines for rIay.


DEMoREsTs MONTHLY contains the
essentials of all others of its class
original reading matter, popular music,
in addition to its being the standard for
The fashionable world. The publishers
continue to offerex.raordinary premiums.
Address, Demorests Monthly S3S Broad
way, N. Y.
PETERSON for May is oct with bright
engraving to open the number, followed
by goodly display of fashions, direc-
tions and hints for embroidery, &c. The
usual writer's are represented in the read
ing matter and the May number is no
exception to those preceding it. Pub
lished by Charles j. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG AMERICA. juveniles are
joyous with the advent Of May, for, like
the seasons, sports and amusements
change nevertheless there arespare and
stormy times for indoor recreation, for
which there is nothing better than the
perusal of some good periodical. The
one to fill this want is DEMoREsT's
YOUNG AMERICA. Nochild should want
a magazine when it can be had for one
dollar year. Published at 838 Broad
way, N. Y.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book. The May
number of Cooley is as fresh and bright
as the month which it represents, every
thing being suggestive of spring in ear
nest, instead of the dilatory approach
which has been the experience this sea-
son. This much for the fashion depart
ment Marion Harland gives part first OF
one of her healthy stories with moral.
This author alone would be able to keep
up the reputation of any magazine. Her
sermons areso truthful and yet attractive,
that the most incorrigible cannot read
them without at least possessing the de-
sire to be better and resolving to profit
by their pure teachings. May Cooley al
ways have such good preachers.
GALAxY.-The leading serial of this
magazine is the "Eustace Diamonds
by Anthony Trollope, in this installment
human nature as ii is, and as it should
be, in fiction as we'll as real life, is
discussed, this promises to be one of the
authors very best productions. Kathe
rine Macquoid's story is laid in France
and it is too early to predict what it may
be. Gen. Gustav has another of his arti-
Giles concerning his Life on the Plains y
Gideon Welles has another paper upon
Lincoln and johnson. Maria Louisa
Pool gives the first part of The Cave OF
the Winds" Several short stories and
poems of merit with the Editorial Drift
Wood, &C., complete the number. Pub
lished by Sheldon & Co., 677 Broadway,
NY.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. - The May
number of this excellent magazine is al
hand, and presents the usual valuable Sc.
lections from the leading foreign period.
calls. 1t is embellished with fine steel
portrait of Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of
State, and the more important papers
are: Robert Burns )" Science and
Immortality )" Naioosa, a Story Of
Grand Cairo" /" A voyage to the Sun; ?
"An English estimate of General Lee
"The Vintage in Portugal !" "a French
Anarchist" "A Spanish Orator :" "Tht
Law and the Tyre = Marie" Mod
ern Manners :" "The Shore and the ella
cier;" and The Constitutional prospect,
of Germany" Another installment O
"The Strange Adventures of Phaeton,
is given, and the editorial department.
are copious and entertaining. Publish
ed by E. r. PeltOn, 10S Fulton Street
New York.
ScRIBNER for May. Travelling b,
Telegraph, Northward to Niagara" i
the leading article this month. Some O
the illustrations are wonderful both i
drawing and engraving. Following this
bright little story" Fanny Winthrop
Treat" Mrs. ELEPHANTS " At His Gates,
proves to be mastery story. This at
thor is gaining rapidly in admirers an
is entitled to rank with the first of moe
ern novelists; her writings are charaete
lied by an earnestness of purpose rarel
met. The new novel by SAKE Holl
gives promise of extraordinary i3teres
Q Brooks has a pathetic story, and Wa
: ner's Back Log Studies" are as juic
; as ever. Other solid articles follow, an
some charming poetry. The whole nun
Der is crowned by DIR. Hollands not,
and discussions. This is the commence
J. ment of new volume, and promis.
q we'll Scribner & Co, n. Y.