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nav q Pan aaa Winter novelties. illustrated
with numerous cnsrasinEs, among which n cue
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.. Home. Sweet Home'. This Chrome Is ere q
the sslios given 10 each IS yearly subscriber TO
this model monthly.
-TheN November Polio has fr itsi~llusiratien,
a enc Autograph portrait q Mrs II. NJ. Smith,
Who Is no, unknown 10 many Of eur readers
she having saug At MoHis'iae at q convention
Of cur musical association. which Prof Emerson
dircsioj. The Polio 4 an e~xrellent magazine.
and costs but one dollar per year. Il ispub-
.Hshoi in Boston, AZ 2gs Washington 81.
The Eclectic for November is especially
strong in literary biography. Whiiier's sad
and noble eouutenanoc lCoks out upon tie read
er from the fr~outiccpicce, and in the lcticr-prcss
Is an appreciative sketch of his life. la science
there are papers on Finding ne Hoy al Sea-
Physical Education; aud The riayci Planet.
And in miscellaneous articles, besides the new
story by TurgcnicI, commenced in last number
there are Extracts from TIeior Huco's IL
.faaee Terrible;' Paraid Siories Grsok
Beauty and .Noiern art; Hoo le "Stabai
| Mater" ras Wrinca; Charms; and Premie-
res .4moars. The Editorial Departments are
vciy full and interesting. Published by I. II.
Pclion, les Fulton St, New York. Tvrms,S .
a year; two copies, 80. Single number, i5
cents.
The contents Of the November ''OLp AND
NEw' fll naturally iuto two sections; rcala-
bic light matter, and readable seosonahlo solid
matter. The former includes Mr.. Appleton's
memorial poem on Pcnckcsc and the An derson
Natural History School there, and instalmcnts
OF the serials. But the money articles are SCI
id-though scasonallc. There are no less than
six Of them among Ehi:h Isl paper by Mr..
John Earl williams, the well known President
Of the Metropolitan Bunk Of New York City, in
favor of more paper money than We now have.
Roberts Brothers, Publishers. L. d. Perkins,
Business Agent, 1913 Washington Street, 3ostor.
ScriJRer's Monthly for November begins 4
new yol1mc. Edward Kings carefully aud
p%rofuscly illustrated paper On Old and New
Louisiana, in the Great South Series, is remark
able for its calm and depassionatc statement q
the actual state Of affairs in New Orleans and
Louisiana generally. Two American seriel s;o-
ries are begun: Katherine Earle, by Adeline
Traftan, (author Of "Tho American Girl
Abroad, ~ to ran through HE year, and the
ether "Earthcn Pitchers, by Rcbecca Handing
Davis. which will be concluded within three or
four numbers. Mr.. Froudc's historical sketch
of an "~English Abbey" is also here begun
and in Stcdmau's series ON the "Victorian
Poets" there is m admirable paper on the
I" most inspiici Of women" Elizabeth Bar
rett browning. In the same plumber ~ pears a
biographical sketch Of Stcdman, by A. r Mae
Donough, with portrait, in the series Of Younger
American Authors. Professor Ncwcomb gives
an interesting account of the mailing of the new
great telescope at Washington; there is an il
Illustrated story by Edward King, "0nly Half a
Woman n story by Louisa Chandler Neulton,
"For Ptstime;" and verse by George MacDon-
all, Celia Thaxter, II. II. Margaret, J Preston
and Richard Watson Glider, DR.. Hollands Top
les of the Time are "A Greeting to our English
Readers" est. NichClas," "1he Now York
Observer" and "Old Types" The Old Cabi-
net is written 'In the Weeds The Depart
ments of Home and Society, Culture and Pro
gross, Nature and Science, and Etchings have
their usual variety of con,cnts.
Scribacr's for December will have a new d.
alect poem by Bret ~Ilarte; and to the January
number he will contribute Il Christmas story
entitled GLOW Old Man Plunkett went TIome.''