The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-11

80 are in receipt Of the second number Of
VI .llace's Monthly" an Illustrated monthly
magazine devoted to domcsticated animal ma.
turc-" Published by Benz, Singerly, 10 Fulton
st. New York, and edited byJ. II. Wallace. Each
number is about equal in size and amount of
ma,'er to a number OF Scribner or Harper, and
the price is but $500 year. Mr.. Wallace is the
compiler Of an American Stud Book OF very high
authority also fthc American Trotting Register,
publication well known to all horsemeu. The
publication before us, besides giving vast
amount of information in regard to the horse, his
his ory treatment, capabilities, achievements,
Nc, gives fan reports of all races ms they occur
in al parts OF the world. No man proposing TO
sgr or dabblc in horses or other high bred do
-nestic animals can afford to be without such "A
publication, and the" Monthly" is the only one
Jf its kind.
WIDE AWAKE, the new Boston publication for
young folks, is at hand, dazzling with pictures
and displaying tempting table of contents. Be
sl~,s the serial Of child-lifc, Young Rick, there
are six @ocd stories: kim's Last Whipping Tins
Partner, Nysies Thanksgiving, The Birds Har-
-, Out Of The Frying Pan, and Five Pounds Of
Cinnamon, by Sophie May, Amanda NJ. Douglas,
= rs Farman, Mrs. j. d. Chaplin, NJ. Quad, and
sIome Maxwell, besides two or three bright and
good papers, Birds Nest Soup, by Ella RodInan
Church, and Franklin's Courtships and marriage,
Ny Rev. J. Chaplin and The Bears of Bcrnc, by
a. e. T. There are poems by joel Benton, Miss
farman, Marian Douglas, and Homer Maxwell,
together with double.paged one, Silver Locks
I'D the Bears, by Clara Doty Bates, with six cap
- illustrations by Mrs. Finley Parlor Pastimes,
blythe popular Amusement Man, George b. Bart
lett, the musical pages by Dr. Tourjee, and the
- ,orld departments are unusually good this
month. Published by D. Lothrop & Co., Boston
at - year.
SCIENCE 0g 'ilEALTH.-Among the contents Of
-tn~ December number Of this valuable publica-
tion She following are worthy Of special note:
Neuralgia aud its Treatment, in which this "pain.
iul" subject is treated by an able and expcrienc-
"a physician; Popular Physiology; How Fought
M-lsria IN Texas; Shall Motherhood be a Labor
Love or an Instinct: Pleasures of the Table,
,Tnat they cost; Preach the gospel and Heal the
e X: Scaratina and Diphtheria; A Delightful
.ney Spoiled by One Little Mistake The Coming
Shons, which is evidently prepared by one
% knows all about their uses and abuses. A
,.-lctical aud sensible sketch entitled "A lily.
g.1ic Wedding Dinner" is dished up by that ad.
>. rable caterer, ulia Colman; The Economy oi
Butter and Cheese. S. X. Wells, 49, Broadway
\ Y 81 year.
PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES for December
,.Se seven pieces OF new music, full sheet music
size, with supplement giving splendid Christ.
mas anthem. Bought in single pieces the music
~1uld cost about $500, while in this shape they
cost but 50 cts. The work is issued monthly at
= 10 q year. byJ. l.. Peters, A3 Broadway, New
York.
subscriptions received for any Of the above
publications, and copies for sale by osman 4
Hapeman.
The PEsE MONTHLY for December concludes
.;e fifth volume Of that really valuable publ
cation. OF the number before US, as Of most o
Is predecessor, We find no portion moro inter
- ting than the frs; eozen pages, recapitulating
I'D commenting upon the leading events Of the
preceding month. II Is not, like the Editor,
ncepi1" = u.-r-r's, dry recital Of events. but