The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
The Magazines.

THE LADIES REPOSITORY for August Cincinnati: :
Hitchcock Walden), contains as usual. two fine
steel engravngs. Prof Bierbower writes of the Am
phibious Industry of the Dutch; George B. Griffith
of Finger Rings; Harrington Putnam Of that learn, ,
ed female scholar, Elizabeth Carter; f. h Hamilton
furnishes a remarkable story; Prof w Wells dis
courses on the Women of Rome; the Confessions of
an Artlsan are continued j. s. Van Cleve discusses
the late CINCINNATI Musical Festival 7. A. H. Brown
Is clear and interesting on the Cathedrals of the
Renaissance; Mary G. Chase describes our country
as it was one hundred years ago and the editor Dr.
Wentworth, writes of its present condition; Ger
1Tuae Mortimer re-tells the legend of the Seven
oleepers Poems prose sketches and editorial mir
cellany NIL the remaining pages.
GOLDEN HOURS, the magazine for young people.
published by Hitchcock Il Walden, comes to US for
August, we'll stored with entertaining reading mat
ter, and well executed engravings
LIPPINCoTT's for August is now ready, containing
Two Weeks in the Carlist Country by Cecil Buck
land, illustrated; Quaint Craft, by w L. D. O'Grady
illustrated; Why Mr.. Morrison Got a Bad Servant
by the author of "Blindpits;'' Scenes in the Wood
France, BYE. G. Grenville Murray; Frau Sominer's
Pieasure5trip, by Elizabeth E. Evans; A Daimio's
Nipgon Lake, by Edward Kearsiey; the Vigilants'
Mistake by j. ThoEnbury; Maine de Bran, by T. S.
Ago, by Mary B. Dodge; Ancient Italian jewelry,
ary of the University of Leyden; Mr. Hooker's Pic
ture; Gods Acres; The Flowers of Paris; Litera-
ture of the Day.
81 NlChOLAS LOT August reminds us that the
Messrs. Scribner take good of the children.
Here is what they offer for this month: Frontis-
piece, " The Pine-Stick DOLL drawn by Jessie
Gurtis the Pine-Stick DOLL Mary L. B. Branch; the
rant Flower, poem, Mary A. Lathbury, illustration
Spiritual Help, Kate W. Hamilton; MIR. BuiI-Frog's
ems One of the Wonders Of Colorado, Cyrus Martin,
il, ilustTatioR "a b By W + Sheppard; Eight Cousins,
Chaps. AfI, ANll, Allll, Louisa NJ Alcott, two
illustrations by Sol. Eytinge; Jingle, Hans the
Small Es9uimaux,mr. Helen Sabine, illustration by
and How it Was Lost, BY Emily Huntington Miller;
Weed Album BY Delta, six illustrations by j. +.
Runge BoardIng.S School in 1870, by s s Colt; the
Young Surveyor, Chaps. XXX-XXXIII, by j. t.
Trowbridge, iIlustra ton by W. l.. sheppard; How
the Noes Did 1t. by Charles L. Norton two ilustra-
tions by author; Gunpowder Plot, by William L.
Sheppard, illustration by author; Chickens, poem,
BY Rose Terry I 2 Cooke; Curious Bouquet, picture,
illustration by Granville Perkins Jingle, q Little
Boy Ben, illustration by Frank Beard; Jack-in-
Itch; the Rddle-Box. three Illustrations, two by
Abram Hosier.
SCKIBNER's On. Y: scribner S Co.., has the fol-
lowing table of contents: A Farmers Vacation
V, Old Jersey. illustrated, George E. Waring. jr.
A MILDLY in Manila, illustrated; The Stone Period
of the Antilles, illustrated, J. B; Holder; Mus
sell She'll poem, Celia Thaxter; The Story of Seven
oaks, Chapters XIX, Xxx, XXI, illustrated, J.
Of for fmd
Arbuckle; Education and Free Thought, George f.
terfous Island, Part II, Chapter XII, illustrated
adapted from Jules Verne; Unsaid, poem, A. R.;
to reat the Indians, L. Edwin Dudley; An Engie-
wood Mystery, A. P. c.; To Hope, poem, John
Vance Cheney; Madame Delicieuse, George W. Ca
BILE; The Awakening, poem, Paul II. Hayne; Topics
of the Time; What the Centennial ought to accom-
plish; Cincinnati; The Next Duty; Did He Sue
ceed? The Old Cabinet; Thoughts ostensibly sug-
gested to the writer while sitting by the fountain in
the square summer evening; Home and So
ciety; ''Door-steps;" Comfort Below Stairs; The
Children's Hour; False Economy; Fruit on the Ia
BILE; Culture and Progress; An Exhibition of
Art; 'Aristophanes Apology Richard
Wagner; English Statesmen;'' THE Life and
Growth of Language" The Niobe Group; French
and German Books; The Worlds Work; New
Style of Water Transport; Tramway Motors; IL
Illuminated Clocks; Recent Developments in Glass;
New Drying Process, The Steam Canal-boat; Re-
cent Patents; Bric-a-B -Brac; THE Origin of SPELL
ing Bees, :" f. s. Brooks; Anecdotes; A Book about
Actors; "Red Riding. Hood" f. A. Matters;
Tavern Signs; An Autograph Sale ''Resaectfuly
Declined Marian Douglass.