The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-03
The Magazines.

LIrTEL's LIVING AGE, for November II, Boston:
Littcll Gay) contains paper on Charles i. and
his father by Peter Bayne; Three Feathers by Will
liam Black, and Alice Lorraine, by the author of
-. THE Maid Of sksrr, both c6ntinned; notice Of
rSS vTg s %S PsscTptGF from the
by Bret Harte; A Peep at Mexico and three poems
The GALAXY, for December New York: Sheldon
& Co.. opens with continuation of Edwards Leah
a Woman of Fashion; Albert Rhodes furnishes a
sketch Of the French journalist, Emile de Griradin ;
f. j. LIippitt describes some recent Materializa:
With snG SssG Psn
IL, by George l.. Austin continues the discussion
Boyesen's Norseman's Pilgrimage promises well for
h snS oPennFF chapters; An Oriental Monarchy by
Court of Siam; the Old Agency, by Constance !.
Q. Howard discusses the duration Of the executive
GhSh the w late SeSn
cises the recent utterances of Prof Tyndall; Mary
Pcmcroy. H. s. and Mrs. s. i. Piatt contrib tie
poems The editorial and other departments are as
| full and varied as usual
| scRIBNER's MONTHLY for December, New York
Scribner, Armstrong & Co., "opens. as usual, with
an installment of The Great South, Kentucky and
Tennessee, are the States described by Mr.. King
including, the Mammoth Gave, Louisville, Frank
fort, NashyilIe, and Jaeksons Hermitage. To the
asss 4: fsss%! a$s:
%na Of ss sSp G
article on the Transit Of Venus; critical notice Of
Robert Browning, 10y H. Q. Stedman; In Trumpet
Jeannette another entertaining story, are the re.
naming contents.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for December (Boston
H. o. Houghton Co., is strong In its prose- but it,
poetry is more abundant than brilliant. 1t contain:
the end of Mr.. Howells' Foregone Conclusions, on,
Of TIE mo,t attrnctiye stores and also winds up
continues his.well written contrasts between English
Scenery and Our OWN i. 81 Aldrichs poetry ];
cal recolleciions of Old rees. Edward Atkinson
Of mass wrWf t
ing, by II. s. Mackintosh was originally read befor,
amusing sketch o9 Iamon Mr. If5d over
continued his "Reminiscences of Spirtiualstic Phe
lie, er in maniiestations n S. shaler portrays tn,
f M"T foSse SneS"ra Ss Gu!
Lathrop. Paul u. IIayne, and. Hiram Rich suppl,
h t ss mSr The last r twenty
ing dramatic, musical, and educational gossip.
OLD AND New for December Boston: Robert
Bros.), contaiDr u Life of Letters a discussion o
the edyantagcs and drawbacks Of literary career
and Trciopes The Way We Live SSS mySe NH Il
cSrp CrcRst by Louise STsn
nhH Theory Of Uat %
by the e. Rev Rev. James Martinique; Against Time,
and list of American colleges.
ST. NICHOLAS, for December New York: Scribner
Armstrong & co.. ia, we hardly need say, full Of at
traction for the young people: It contains owe
dore Fay, Helen 9. Weeks, Silvia Berg Abby NJ
| Diaz, and dozen other old and new favoritcs
There are also puzzles, letter and riddle boxes
n department for very little folks
The LADIES REPOSITORY, for December (Cincin
| natl: Hitchcock Walden, contains two steel en-
| cravings, one view of Greenwich Hospital, nea
London, and the other picture Of a child fecdn
| chickens. The reading matter, contributions, AM
editorial Is varied to suit every heathiul taste Tn
| publishers announce that a new series will begi
receive new dress The entire proceeds of the sub
scription list will be ex pended i'm improy eme rs
thus rendering the Repository even more worthy u
| HOURS, for December, publls 10y the same house
IAN excellent perio ,ical for young people. IL
| A new volume will open with the January issue.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. The December number G
this excellent magazine is at hand, closing th
twentieth volume of the new series. II has a I'm
| companion to that of President Porter, Of Yale
which appeared in the October number, and Is to b
to include the leading college professors and edu
cational men In the country.
The articles, of which the following Is list, ar
very striking Englishyers dc Societe Joseph Priest
ley ~ Pror HnSpey Anc Nm p nhu H
sisS S.s Y r rfosfo s'eBB"IR FRs Tie Empires
Eugenie. sketched by Napoleon III; The Colder
ford AIcock; Far from the Madding Crowd, b.
Thomas Herdy Chapters % to :, rSTim,css As pr
on nssGr S' OF life; The swallow Farewell Julia,
iawthorne's Romance, and brief sketch OF Presi
The Editorial departments present the usual liter
ary scientific and art miscellany and are very inter
-esting. - =.
York. Terms, s5 a year; two copies, %. Singh
| numbers, - cents.