The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-12
The Magazines.

the LADIES REPOSITORY for August Cincinnati
Hitchcock q Walden), contains, as usual, two fin,
steel engravings. Prof Berbower writes of the Am
phibious Industry Of the Dutch; George ID. Griffith
ed female schoar CapeT Hamilton
furnishes remarkable story; Pref. w. Wells dis
the late Cincin Musical A. Bro%n
Renaissance; Mary g. Chase describes our country
as 1t was one hundred years ago. and the editor, Dr.
trude Mortimer re-tells the legend of the Seven
seepers Poems, prose sketches, and editorial mis-.
cellany NIL the remaining pages.
GOLDEN Hours, the magazine for young people
published by Hitchcock & Walden, comes to us for
August, well stored with entertaining reading mat.
ter, and well executed engravings.
LIPPINCoTT's for August is now ready, containing
Two Weeks in tho Carlist Country, by Cecil Buck
land, illustrated Quaint Craft, by w. l.. D. OGrady
illustrated; Why Mr.. Morrison Got a Bad Servant,
by Emma Lazarus; the Modern Constitutions OF
" mraa Sn%e.
Life, by William II; Grinis; Camp-fr Lyrics, "
Perrs sstyrs and sylvan Boys BY Mary Dean Ss an
Ago BY Mary B. Dodsei Ancient ftaiisn jewei ss,
by (, 4; TT1lIope; Our Monthly G9ssiP Teresn.sn'
tare; Gods Acres; The Flowers Of Paris; Liters.
ture of the Day.
ST. NICHOLAS for August reminds us that the
hessfs. ScrlDncr take good care OF the children.
Here Is what they offer for this month: Fronts
piece, The Pine-Stck DOLL" drawn by Jessie
Curtis; the Pne-Stck Doll, Mary l.. b. Branch the
Faint Flower, poem, Mary A. Lathbury, illustration
by author; the Cruise of the Crusoe, George Yaen-
Spiritual Help, Kate v. Hamilton; Mr., Bull Frog Frog
Party poem. M; W. 3, illlstration by IL. L. steph-
ens; One of the Wonders of Colorado, Cyrus MARTY,
SI&isss X%I Il EogIss
Small Esgnimapx,'nY Helen Sabine, Illustration by
Mary W, Wallace Umbrellas, Fannie Roeer Fendge,
and How i Was Lost, by Emily Huntington Miller;
Wsed S% by six bs se
Runge Boarding ;Senool i2 I37S sy s + Colt the
the Noes Did II, by Charles I. Norton, two ustra-
sSns Sy
HaS sS By S ns
Boy Ben illustration by Frank Beard Jack i'm
s the k sni three ~ two By
Abram Hosier.
SCRIBSER's IN. Y: Scribner & Coz has the fol-
lowing table Of contents Farmers Vacation.
V, Old Jersey. illustrated, George +. Waring. jr.;
A MILDLY in Manila, illustrated; The Stone Period
sS shell XIX XIX IGe SfS.y sfv'y
of hn 81
Arbnckle; EDUCATION and Free Thought, George +.
terous Island. Part III. Chapter XII, Illustrated
adapted from jules Verne; Unsaid, poem. A., r.. |;
to reat the Indians, L. Edwin Dudley; An Engle-
wood Mystery, A, p. O.; To Hope, poem, John
BILE; The Awakening, poem, Paul II. Hayne; Topics
of the Time; What the Centennial ought to accom-
coed? The Old Cabinet; Thoughts ostensibly sug-
gested to the writer while sitting by the fountain
ciety; "Door-steps;" Comfort Below Stairs; The
Children's Hour; False Economy; Fruit on the Ia.
Decorative Art; "Aristophanes ApolSgy,% Richard
Growth of Language;" The Niobe Group; French
and German Books; The Worlds Work; New
Eliminated Clocks Recent Developments in Glass ;
New Drying Process, The Steam Canal-boat; Re-
ing Bees" y. $. Brooks: Anecdotes; A Book about
Actors; Red Riding. Hood" II; A., Mattiers
Declined" Marian Douglass.