Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-01
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The PhrenoIogicaI journal

tt1c PfuOIt0tOStSeAs SS0isssAs
Has begun the year well. In no other
periodical do we find human nature so thor
oughly treated We always see something
in it which instructs us. something which en-
tertains and something amusing. 1t is a cap
ital family magazine. In the February num-
ber we lind illustrated articles, and sketches
on the fOllowing;-James Denoon Reymert,the
eminent Norwego- American; How the Facul-
ties Combine; Pre-Adamites Found in the BIZ
BILE, \ new reading OF Genesis; Governor
Washburn of Massachusetts,; A Marvellous
Conjurer; Pickles, etc. Price 80 cts, single
Nos; s. year. ). K. Wells, New York.
Eclectic Magazine.
The Eclectic for February is imbellished
with timely portrait, at full length. of Lord
Lisgar, the present Governors General of Can
ada, and in the letter-press the Editor gives q
brief sketch OF his life. The number leads of
with an admirable article, from the Fort
nightly Review" on Church and State in Italy
The gem of the number is Tennyson's new
Idyll, The Last Tournament, which Is given
entire. The concluding part of \ Frenchman' S
VOYAGE Round the World; A Morning in the
Tuileries; Mrs. Siddons; Forster's Lie OF
Dickens. In addition. there is the usual copi-
Gus editorial miscellany.
Published by Z. r PRLrON, los Fulton Street,
New York. Terms, s. year; two copies, ss
Single numbers, 45 cents
Work and Play
For February is at hand, looking as
bright and attractive as ever, with its beautiful
full page oil print in colors interesting sketches
by the most popular writers, Uncle Raphaefs
lesson in Drawing and Mechanics and splen-
did Illustrated Puzzle Department. Mr.. War
ner continues his paper to boys, which alone
are worth the nominal price OF 81 per year. fof
which this Magazine is offered. The Publish.
ers retain the large pages heretofore adopted
.l2.. l.na fhnI fIlIl
Oil Chromos, Of which the subject for this
month is Uncle job and Aunt Jemima sitting
for phothgraph." This is one of the best
that have been published; and IS 1uliy des-
MILTON BRADLEY Il co,
Publishers, Springfield, Mass
The Lady's Friend for February.
A Superb number of this, the most styl
ish of Magazines, in every particular. Th'
steel plate, Romeo and Juliet, is nncommonl,
beautiful, and very finely engraved, the taste
| full Colored Fashion Plate gives the latest ant
most elegant styles-and 1.-The Spring in tn
| Wood,' is delightful rural picture. III
music is the Tritonen Galop. There are SOM
captivating models for riding hats and sashes
and an abundance of patterns for ladies
dresses and fancy work. But the Illustration
to stories,-a speciality us we observe of thi
magazine-are the most spirited things OF tn
kind to be found, particularly what Dare
to Do" How could one help reading the stor
that belonged to such 4 picture? Frice -
year. Four copies, 81 Eight copies (aud on
gratis) $12. "The Lady's Friend'' and tn
saturday Evening Post" a. Published b
Deacon i Peterson, Philadelphia. Singl
copies for sale by all News Dealers. and by III
Publishers, price ~ cents.
Scribner's Monthly
For February contains some very re
markable articles. Prof. Hayden's paper o
| L. fI
graphic accounts before published in this Mag
aziIe; and the illustrations, drawn by the ce
ebrated artist, L. Moran, who accompaine
the expedition, are exceedingly curious an
effective. r. H. Seeley tells us precisely VIII;
we want to know about ''The Mormons an
their Religion" This article is accompaine
: by capital illustrations Of places in and nei
Salt Lake City, as well as by portraits OF man
of the chief men and one of Brigham's daugi
tiers, who is an actress. Prof. Wells gives "a
interesting illustrated description of ~
Charities of the Fatheriand with some = 81 iStn az,
able suggestions concerning Protestant Sistel
hoods. 4 writer whose name is not given, D'
who is evidently well informed, contribute
one of the most important magazine articl
} that have lately appeared, on the defects
the National Banking system" "How OI
! Woman Kept her Husband' is the title OF
new and powerful story by Sake Holm, auth'
of Esther Wynn's Love,letters. Inc req
of contents of number in search OF sometnil
more from the pen of this mysterious write
= Published by Scribner 4 Co., New York. ~
t year.
The Aldine for February.
!: The current number Of THE ALDINE is
worthy successor to the glorious January issu
which was so universally hailed as the cha
d lenge of America to the artistic world. II
| .,.. h;.+o,r nf this nariod dica al Saems n fOrD
a any misgivings IN regard TO the capacity
its conductors for sustained effort, and t
: publjc NAV confidently look for that stea'
Il progression toward the highest possible exec
fence which is marked feature as we TIL
= the pages Of last years volume.
"a The first Illustration Of the number bei0
e us is '.Zekle's Courtin,' by Frank Beard
If thoroughly American (down east American
picture-An "Old Mill in the Wyoming. v;
i ley" by +. T. Vance, is picturesque bit
PENNSYLVANIA scenery. A series of illustr
+ tions Of Adirondack region, the famous Nor
Woods Of New York, is worthily commenc
with a magnificent full page view by Geor
Smile, entitled 'MOrning on the Ausablt
The rising sun, dispelling the mists OF eal
dawn, discloses a scene of wood, mounta
N and water of the rarest beauty. But the fe
ture Of this number is the full-page cut, ma
lp ifest Destiny after drawing by w; nj; ca
, An Indian in hot pursuit Of a buffalo Dull
- Intercepted and fOiled of his game by VIII
r. man, whose drawn revolver and determln
gaze very plainly announces that he consld
the animal ahead his meat. There are so
beautiful specimens Of the highly ornate arr
itecture Of Portugal and the beginning o
series of illustrations by Gilbert Burlin
Our Feathered Pets-'.The Song sparrow"
Il ceiyes the attention of Mr.. Burling's pen
we'll as pencil, and this feature will be by
m means the least attraction which THE ALDl
in offers to the people of refined taste. we
III glad to learn that The Aldine is meetl
he a very fiattering success, not alone from
larger and Weather towns, but from
W smallest hamlets and newest neighborhoo
=; showing that this country is fully prepared
II support the highest forms of art. We sho
be pleased to hear that our town was
REPRESENTED among the patrons of The Adj
The publishers are James Sutton Co.
Liberty Street, New York, and the subsci
tion price is S. which includes handsome