The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-02
Move mOer Magazines.

Bonuiesstie' 1t is II New England story, auto
Biographical III form. opening with the events OF
the hero. childhood, &c. The Introductory par
agrs phs are rather fine writing, as will be seen
by Il specimen:
Lite in,ks beautiful from extremes. Prospect
and retrospect shine alike i'll ii light so divine
to susees, that the first catches some radiance
from the gates, not yet closed, by which the soul
has rn,.red aud that the last is illuminated from
the Opening realm into which it is soon to PASS
Nov ,h they all gone, l wrap myself ia
dreams OF them, and live over the old days with
them Even the teeblest memory, tn It cannot
hol6 tor n moment the events ot today, keeps u
firm grasp upon the t:linps OF youth, and re-
joices in Its treasures. l, is curious process
this of feeling ones way back to childhood, and
clothing ones self again with the little frame
the buoyant healthy, re>tles. bundle of muscles
and nerves-,ud the old relation of careless i'll.
fancy. The growing port o! later years and the
ampier vestments are laid aside; and one stands
in his slender young manhood. Then back.
ward still the fancy goes, making the frame
smaller and casting aside each year the chang.
ing garments shat marked the eras of eally
growth, until, at last, one holds himself upon his
own kpoe--a rudy faced, wondering, question
ing, uneasy youngster, in his first trousers and
rouDdnbout, aud handles and kisses the dear lit
Tie leioW thtt lie Wds.
A profusely illustrated article by Miss Edna
Dean Proctor, on Northern Russia aud St.
Petersburg" catches the eye and at once i'm.
presses one ia,ogabiy with ne present number
of Scribner; aud then turn with deeper in
terest to the next illustrated article, 1.-THE
Earthquake at Arioa," by Lot. f. w. Sunday,
4. S, n. There IL good deal of poetry, some
etories, &c, but the soul of the present humber,
rs Of most of its predecessors, undoubtedly lies
in the editorial labor., or Topics Of the Time"
contributed by DR.. Holland,
THE SCIETCE OF HEALTH IS. r. Wells, $50
broadway, n. " for Noyemb Der presents an un.
usually rich table O. contents. popular Ply.
eiology," "Drusged to Death" "Inteligeut
Cookery &c, are holdings that indicate the
nature of the feast, Tue articles are generally
Of practical turn, AID the reading of the kind
that is commonly oo.,,a under the head of
"Usetui.' Here, for instance, is some. thing sen.
eiblo and practical on the subject Of d very un.
pleasant ntrmity-staumering:
STAMMEKING l., due 20 unbalanced action OF
the muscles concerned IA articulation This is
why many persons who stutter badly in spe az
arg Tsn si"S "NAour dihcuity Singing, coul-
pared with speaking, i, IS walking compared To
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not run without s,or ering. The athlete call
run with the same grace aud symetry of motion
that he wrlk. IL singing, the motions OF
the artcuttng iuusci, are slow, deliberate and
measured. In spe.kiuy. thew ar. rand. and il
all DO not contract IL. harmony, some will be
thrown i"'o sp's"oo'' 'V''o"' A"u this l.
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1HE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL by the same
publishers, has somewhat different if not higher
aims but dels al.o larveIy in the use,ul , nd
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P"o' ""' - 2"''e VI
to any OF it's predecessors in the variety and val
uableness of it's contents. We like the twany