Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-25
wnlTEns AND wn1rlNes.
BEIEG PERSONAL AND CRITICAL

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The Chicago Times is mentioned as
'thechampion slang-slinger of the great
Northwest" ttf' li.a
Fully two thirds Of the writers on the
New York Press are under thirty-five
years of age, and nearly one-half are
scarcely thirty. .'a 'iat -
Nearly afl the oity staff of the New
York Tribune are college graduates
They nearly all come on the paper du-
ring Mr.. Greeley's life, and considering
tho latter 'sdislike to such "horned cat
|tle," the fact is curious. -
Anew novel by Christion Reid, auth.
or of Valerie Ayemerv and "Marton
House." is commenced in Appletons
journal of the date Of October 25th
The title is ssa Daughter OF Bohemia. .
1t depicts lite in 81 a Southern
Ecity, and exhibits all that dramatic pow
er and constructive talent which have
marked the previous novels of this all-
thor, and given her high place among
American novelists. .l1a .15siis
stPeters' Aasical, Monthly" No. rs, for
November Ia al, hand, and contains its
usual amount of fine Songs, Choruses,
and Instrumental Piano Music. This
work is printed from full-size music
plates, and gives every month several
Songs, Duets, -Choruses, and Piano
Pieces, to the amount of at least "a; and
yet all the Publisher asks is the modest
sum of 80 cents, per copy. Those fond
of music can save money by sending 81
cents for the November number. ..as
The staff of the New York Times con.
sists of the following persons: Louis J.
Jennings, editor-in-chief; Mr.. Read
managing editor; MFR. Mills, night ed.
itor; r. Mcdonald, teiegraphic editor
Jacob Thompson, exchange editor
torial writers; Mr.. G. c. Norvel, finan
cial editor; Mr.. Bassett, librarian; Mid
die Morgan, stock editor; Mr.. Pulham
| city, editor; Mr.. Lee, literary critic
| Charley 'Worley, !. art critic; F. A
| Schwab, musical critic; Mr.. Hennessey
market reporter Mr.. Bacon, Boston cor
respondent; Messrs. w. HI. Russell, F
81. Jennings. and Samuel Edwards
| London correspondents.
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1.-The Science of Health for November
contains rich variety of interesting
and instructive matter; especially in
teresting are the articles on "Sickly
Country Girls - 'sDisease and its Treat
ment;" tsThe Health OF Children q
trated; "The Two Jacks;" Diseased
l T nd 0,,sa 81
| gencies 20 6.sSeasonable Dishes,' - beins
rich collection of seasonable receipts
ssMalarial Feyer;'' "Patients and PLY
sicians ;" and the usual Miscellany ant
| Answers to Correspondents. Only 500
a year, 30 cents a number. To new
Subscribers Three Months son Trial.
for % cents. Agents wanted. Address
s. r. WELLS, Publisher, 3s9, Broadway
New York. - = 'i'..f..l7 ~ Z
The Phrenologicat Journal for No
vember, confirms the oft-repeated opin
ion of the Press at large, that no one cal
read that publication without deriyin,
some practical good. 1t is full of mea
for the mind, well served and savory
Witness articles like these;' Rev. DR.
blanchard, Pres of Wheaton University
The Briton, the Inspirational Race: Ou
Immortality Growth in Character an,
4 Heart; Conversations about Faces, witt
numerous illustrations. Motley, Its Fun
ctions and Requirements which ou
Capitalists should all Read; Application
fof Art to Dress; Wives who Henpeck
Address to Yonng Men: The Late Panic
tsNothing New Under the Sum-; litter
ary Peddlers Grace Greenwood's Bear
Failure in Business; fntefnperaf1ce an,
Life Insurance, clinching statement
Wanted Careful, Honest Mem Cowar,
or Hero, etc, Price, 80 cents. $500
year. Write at once to the Publisher
and secure the vohims foa 1874. s. r
WE'LL, 3s9 Broadway, New York
ID As usual the exoels 4, in its illus
tration Besides the two full-page origina
pictures, the November number contain
reproductions of three celebrated stee
engravings. The first illustration Is
full-page view of Lake Mohonk, il
Ulster County New York, by Krusemal
Van, Elten, Of the National Academy
Homer Martin has full-page picture o
GA White Mountain Brook grand
shadowy, and silent. ssHome and It
| Treasures" after r, Carrick, is full D
delightful remembrance at this Thanks
giving season of the year. "a Chanc
Meeting" and "The First VISIT" afte
Rudaux are two tending and chsrmin.
pictures of the love-iife of an artist-tht
/ first breezy, out-of-door scene. the sec
ond warm, cosy interior. The othe
illustrations are ''The Robber of the Air,
a spirited conflict between birds, By
lDiker "English Mastiffs," " a group. o
three noble dogs, by Specht: "A Master
piece. /" scene full of humor and life
q large. view O. grand enterance to the
Ratisbon Cathedral; a very faithful ant
satisfactory portrait of the late Charles
Temple Dix, the artist son of Governol
John A. Dix, of New York, by III. Bal
ling, and sweet little scene of autumn
when s'the ripened grain they took from
the wain." The literary contents of the
ALDINE for November are fair. ~ -
SCRIBNER's MONTHLY for November
begins new volum Edward King's
carefully and profusely, illustrated pa
per on Old and New Louisiana, in the
Great South Series, is remarkable for its
calm and dispassionate statement Of thf