The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-24
Literary Notices.

The Musical Echo for April, in add
ton to eight pages of Interesting literary
matter, gives nine pages of good music,
comprising ''Who shall say we may not
meet ?" a song for soprano or tenor,
words by Bella French, music by L.
Martin Towne s'Far DER the stars is
rest song with English and German
words, English words by II. n. Hemp
stead, music by Franz Abt-a beautifully
expressive andante melody in D fiat for
mezzo soprano or tenor voice, with piano
accompaniment; and 1.-THE Aerial Waltz,
by Geo. H Blackwell.
The music in this number alone would
cost in sheets at the stores 80 cents, while
the subscription price of The Musicdl
Echo is but $l,00 per year. Published
DO Ell. n. Hampstead, 40S to 412 Broad
way, Milwaukee.
The Science of Health for May opens
with ''Health against Fashion, illustra-
ted. ''The Diet and Regimen of Nurs-
ing Mother" is important /; ''Seasonable
Dishes" tells how to make Graham bis
cutie or "Ge1ns," with Illustrations :;
''Teeth among Different Nations :" obs
ease and it's treatment - popular Phys
iology - '|Flatulency and HEARTBURN !"
Health of Mechanics > ''Diet and Char
acter - Mineral Food for Man Amer
lean uersats Chinese Medicine" These,
with the information contained in an
swers to correspondents, and other val
liable notes, make up good number of
this excellent Magazine, which should
find its way into every family. Subscrip-
ton price only s.. year single num-
bers 20 cents. The Publisher offers it
three months, ON trial, for % cents. All
may try it. Address. S. R. Wells, 6S9
Broadway, New York.
| A GREAT Book FOR AGENTS 'sYou-
mans Dictionary of Every Day Wants. -"
''How to Know Everything" would be an
appropriate title for this work, as it en-
braces almost every variety of subjects.
There is a list of twenty thousand re-
celpts telling how to cook. how to man.
age farm, all about wines and vinegar,
how to hunt and tan, how drugs and
chemicals are composed, how to be your
/ own doctor and nurse-ln short, every
thing connected with everyday life is
here treated in aconcise, clear style which
tells just about what you wish to know,
more or less. 1t is by far the fullest work
OF its class we have seen. This wonder
full book is sold entirely by subscription,
and we think that good, pushing agent
can do nothing better than to canvass
this county for this valuable book. Send
to Continental Publishing Co., at Chi
cago or St. Louis, for terms, and give
this important work trial
The Illustrated Christian Weekly has
just closed its second year with a paid
subscription list Of nearly $4,000 sub.
scribers, exclusive of the Association
Monthly list, and the Publishers feel en-,
couraged to push on, such a success in SO
short time Warranting them in expecting
greater fields Of usefulness in the future.
An important newspaper change is an
nounced in the merging of the ASsocta-
tion Monthly, the organ of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of the
United States and the British Provinces,
into the Illustrated Christian Weeltl1.
This change will enable the young men
to receive fresh intelligence of Associa-
tion work each week and will bring their
cause before a large constituency, pre-
viously unacquainted with it, except in a
general way.