The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Hoods Naga1ine for eber, APP
pears in an entirely new d inclu-
ding new type, an improve{ake-up
and much handsomer Ter. AS
usual, its contents are freslbrightly,
and interesting. Loves abor not
Lost" is the first of a seri Of arti-
cles in which Gail HaniltoDroposes
j to discuss the love and labdand mat
rimonial questions arguinathat the
worlds material work belos to man,
while its moral work beIoIs to wo-
man. lhe W ondllll Muern is a
tale descriptive of squatter fe, stock
growing and romance in australia.
An Adventure narrates thrilling
incident of travel in South Ealy. be-
tween Rome and Naples, p1Nious to
the establishment Of railWvs. In
"something About Epilemis,n we
get an idea of what they are where
they come from, and how the disap-
pear. "Only an Old Story" illustrates
the folly Of falling in love with your
mothers summer boarder. g Poor
Blennerhassett,n describes the life and
misfortnnes of, a man endowed with
much moneys and little brains. In
" Matrlmeny," we get an idea of the
awful consequences Of wedding with
out mating-of uniting the hands of
those whose tastes and aspirations
are incompatible. "Grandmother's
Pocket" is always filled with goodies
for the children, and it's author, Mrs.
Eyster, is a veritable grandmother,
AID the stories she tells are mostly
about her own little pets. "a High
Ann IS a pleasing story about very
poor boy who became a distinguished
man because he had d purpose in life.
1t You would know where are the
meeable people during the summer
ers,as, read "Disagreeable Travel
after ail.aare not so very disagreeable
Magazine h important feature OF the
which embods Literary Notices."
current literaturacareful review of
i'll "our Houselseepeaathing appears
been thoroughly tested bgtl it has
gent and skillful cool, anerijntaili-
keeper, having special charge OF &C.
department. In the "News Record,
we get a summary of the importan
events Of The previous month. TIL,
latest styles of dress appear in it
| '.Fasllion Letter" which gains speciss
consequence from the fact that it's au
thor is the principal importer Of style.
and patterns in the United States, anf
hence is enabled to supply many fact:
before their publication elsewhere
Sense and Nonsense embodias TIL,
cream Of the best thought and the
spiciest Witticisms, cleaned rem an.
Gent and modern literatare-tile es-
sence of q large volume being fre-
quently given in q single paragraph
But the best article. for the month il
True French Roll" SHOT tie French
Rolls described in our cook books, but
something a great deal better-so soft
so crisp, so nicely rounded. so finely
Drowned, and SO altogether lovely. II
YOU take up any one Of the aforesaid
hand-books and turn to .sRolls,n yo,,
will find this: g French Rells.-TaLe a
quart Of dough, two eggs, half q cup
Of butter, one of milk" etc. That is
cake, not bread. There is nothing in
a French roll OF French bread, but
-four, salt, water, potatoes, and yeast.
lllls is the genuine and only true way
to make them, and we believe this ar
tlele is the first description of the pro-
cess which has appeared in this eoun-
try. There is no good househeeper
who does not wish to excel in bread
making, and the knowledge to be
gained from this article alone is worth
more than the subscription price Of
Hope and Jay-two beautiful tinted
crayon portraits, and the Magazine fol.
one year,-Sl, 50-wllich is anayerage
OF but three cents q week.
Write for q specimen. which will be
mailed free, Extraordinary induce
ments are offered to agents who can
furnish good references. Address S. S.
Wood & CO., Newburgll, \. Y.
The chronological Journo! for Octo-
Der commands or approval for the
variety and quality Of its. interesting