Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-18
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The CHILDRES's HoUR, T. s. Arthurs admirable chill.
dren's monthly for October is at hand No better or
finer toned magazine be found fQr the small folks
T. s. Arthur Sons, publishers, Philadelphia-$l 25
year.
WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, dollar Monthly ed.
tied by Gail Hamilton and published at Nowburgh N.
Y, by s. 8. Wood Co.. is live affair, as ts crcula-
ton Of over 100000 testiHes. Women the progressive
order will be especially pleased with IT, Everything
"Gaips' has a snap to it.
ARruURs HOVE MAGAZINE for October Is an excel.
lent number of an excellent monthly. t. s. Arthur
Sons, Philadelphia s250 year with fine premium pic
ture 10 every subscriber.
The MoruER's JOURNAL edited and published by
Mrs Mary g. Clark New York, at 81 year, is an old
established family iAvorite The October number is an
admirable one
J. A. Butterleld, 257 W. Madison st. Chicago, sends
US a copy ola new song, 'Kss me, mamma for am
going to sleep" founded on an incident occurring on
board the wrecked steamer, Mets, which was narrated
In the accounts given at the time II is very touch
Ing melody by the author Of "When you and were
young, Maggie
"THE DREAM or A FREE TRADE PARADISE and other
sketches" Is rather successful attempt to introduce
humorous literature a weapon in the discussion of
grave political question II will doubt have an e
feet upon the popular mind and convince and secure
votes where a serious argument might not be Of any
As protectionst tract therefore, ii is valuable
though Its price, thirty cents, is little too high to
make 1t extensively available for the purpose as
might otherwise be- 1t is written by Cyrus Elder with
Illustrations by stephens and published for the Indus
trial League, by Henry Carey Baird iO6 Walnut St.
Philadelphia.
oUR You've Folks for October s as good as the
best, aud uly illustrated with just the Kind Of pic
lures that peasc and inst ruct the chdrcn Tho ser
al story, - chAnes for himself" Ia continued. and
doctor spanxtcr,' "The Boy who was himself exit
~ DOoloo," and "lIippopotamus and Company" will
be read with avidty Jas X. osgood Co. publishers
Boston, Mass.
SCRIBSER's MONTHLY for October is a remarkable
number for the variety Of Its articles and the profuse
Of its Illustrations Il opens with pretty little
poem by Mrs. Bradley, with graceful illustration by
Miss HEllook, this is followed by ballad by Col Hay
entitled Ernst Of Edelsheim." Then come some adm
rable illustrations of Tobacco Culture in the South
with accompanying descriptive article and another
lively illustrated paper on Paris by Edward King Sir
Tuckerman, formerly Minister to Greece, furnishes
very entertaining sketch Of Modern Athens with view
OF the city from late photograph. Another ustrat
ed article is Mr. Cookies account Of days hunting on
the Praires, There Is very suggestive essay by DR.
T. NJ. Coan. Of The Independent, under tho title oil
BROAD Views" and the shorter articles are all rcada
BILE. The new volume Of scRmSER will contain some
features of remarkable interest Dr. Hollands new
serial ARTHUR Bonnicastlo" will with the
first number NoyembeT). and will continue through
the year. II will be beautifully illustrated by Mis-
allock. Bret Harte will have story running through
two numbers there will be capital stories by
SAKE Holm, Noah Brooks, Fannie r, IIodgson and 9th
of our best story-writers scribner Co. publish
ers, New York.