Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
EDITORS TABLE.

Tho ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for November, presents tho
following among Its table OF contents ThoPoet at the
Breakfast Table, XII "Jefersons Return from France
in 1882" by James Parton; Guests Confession II by
H. James, Jr. "rh" Primeval Ghost World, by John
Fiskei "a Comedy Of Terrors, XI," by James DeMle
"A Prodigal In Tahiti" by Chas. Warren stoddard,
besides Poetry short stores &C. and tho usual edito
rial matter In the various departments. 1t Is number
c: more than common interest to the average reader
not being so abstruse and philosophical rs It sometimes
Is Guests Confession" began In tho October num-
Dor and here completed adds SUBSTANTIALLY 10 Mr. James,
lanr"is as story writoi, We shouid say.
The SCIENCE OF IlEALrH for November Is tho NH
number Of candidate for the favor Of those people
that do not think who doctors himself has fool
FOR patient. II not destitute Of valuable matter
but such publications do world Of unnentional mis-.
chief. sam'l r. Wells publisher, NY
The Grst November monthly to come to hand is that
hyorte illustrated Magazine for boys and girls oUR
You've Folks" II Is prime number. Tho four pic
lures illustrating 'The Hornets Nest" are exquisite
Tho sehoolmaster in SIAM" a pictures) "Birde's
Birthday Party" and "Chekerco and little Hoekec"
q picturesJ will delight every reader and here are
lots more in the number equally interesting but too
numerous 70 MENTION" Jas. r. Os.ood Co.. Boston.
TAG OLD FAREERs' ALMANAC for 1879, is received
nom the publishers Brewster Tiloston, Boston, This
Is No 81 ola work that boyhOod hvorito Of ma.
ny who are now gray haired veterans 1t retains its
old characteristics
ScRIBSER's monthly for November begins new vol.
ume, the fifth. We have never seen a number of any
monthly containing more quotable articles The poet
ry especially, Is far above the average Of magazine
verse, and VIC shah give readers taste OF IL next
week. DR.. Hollands novel is begun in this num-
ber It will be New England story in autoblograph-
ical FORM In the opening chapter the hero describes
notable event CT his childhood. and introduces tho
reader 70 some curious characters Tho exquisite de-
sign by Miss aock which stands at the head of this
nstallment, Is itself story and poem Dr. Hollands
editorial contributions 10 tho present number are moro
extensive than usual In Topics Of the time he dis
cusses "Perc Iyacinthe's Marriage" which no strong
ly defends "Ciyn Service Reform" "Prayors and Plsu
'rho Outsiders" and "The Power Of the Affirmative
The rst article Of the number Is prousely
paper by Miss Edna Dean Proctor, on Northern Rus
STA aud st. Petersburgh" f. w. Sturdy, an officer of
the g. Navy describes most wildly Tho Earthquake
Mt Area and the illustrations TO this article are superb
Kate Parkman's Wedding Days" by Eliza Wood is
mr. abOYe the average magazine story OF the day. and
contains passages Of remarkable originality and mower
and Hiram Rlchs rictom DoAeitr Is a quaint and wit
~ SKETCH Col. 7. W. Higginson contributes an adm
rable critical paper Iawthornes Last Bequest and
Edward King, Of the Boston Journal, gossips very
pleasantly about "The Coming Man," In paper on
An expedition with Stanley" There rs much other
highly readable matter In this number which want of
space foTbids US to specify. Seribner q Co., NY.
THE NURSERY for November will DO hailed with tho
usual shout delight by all Youngest Readorsn It's
great popularity Is conclusive proof that the hi CHEST
success goes with the highest merit John L. shorey
90 Bromheld st., Boston.