Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
PUBLICATIONS.

BALL0U'S MAGAZINE. The Februar.
for its variety, and the amount of reading mat
| ter which it affords. Some of the best storie
of the season are to be found in this reall.
meritorious magazine. 81 so year. Thome
and Talbot, publishers, Boston, Mass.
THE ALDINE.-The Alline for Februar,
has nearly dozen fine engravings, the mos
striking of which are three sketches of Utaf
mountain scenery. The literature of thu
number is excellent. The Aldine is publica.
tion OF great artistic excellence. The premi
um chromos are very fine. S per year. jaime:
Sutton Co., publishers, New York.
OLD AND NEw.-The February number i:
sprishtly and entertaining, on the principle Of
being popular and useful magazine, instead
OF being useful and taking the chance of being
popular. Mr.. Trollope's novel grows readable
and interesting. The other articles are well
worthy of 4 perusal. "a ayear. Roberts Bros
l43 Washington Street. Boston.
ST. .NICHOLAS.-This is the most beautiful
magazine ever issucd, and it has 4 hundred de-
lightful suggestions for the .'little ones" In
deed, you find in its pages something for all.
from Grandpapa and Grandmama to the Baby.
The publishers say they mean to make it Just
as good and hopeful to the children as they
can. % a year. St. Nicholas and the Repub-
liean, one year, S4.a5. l.-
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.-The Eclectic for
February opens with an article on Holland
House, one of the most entertaining that re-
cent magazine literature has had to show, 1t
abounds in anecdotes about the great men who
Tor three generations made Holland House the
most famous in Europe. The other articles
are all nrst-class. IS year. E. r. Pelton,
publisher, los Fulton street, New York.
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE. The numbers
Of the Living Age for January 18th and s4th,
contain number of notable articles, miscel-
iany and poetry. With ffty-two such num-
oers, OF large pages. The subscription price
Is very low, being but IS year for large
weekly magazine. Littell & Gay, publishers,
Boston, Mass.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD. = The February
number Of this magazine is really marvel of
what can be furnished for only one
dollar year. Its articles have a chasteness.
ABOUT them which IS not always found in peri
odical literature. We have not room 10 spe-
ciiy the articles. Woods Magazine and the
Republican one year, including chrome, 81 50,
seRfBNER's MONTHLY. : The February
number opens with an iHustrated lore story
we know not how many thousand years old.
The principal Illustrated paper Of the number
is Edward Kings Illustrated article on Texas,
IN the Great South Series. A quaint story
from the Danish is called The Black MARBLE
There are quite number fother articles we'll
worth reading. DR.. Holland, in Topics Of the
Times" writes on several important subjects.
y year. scribner's Monthly and the Repub-
lican, one year, only s.. Subscriptions receiY-
at the post Office. h
GODEf'S LADY'S BOOK.-Godey for Feb
ruary sparkles like diamond. 1t is chock
full OF good things in all its departments. 1t is
one of the most readable magazines published.
Es year. L. A. Cooley, publisher, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa.