The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
The Magazines.

The ALDINE for January, 1873, is duly at hand.
Pictoraly, the leading attractions are: "a
Daughter Of Cleopatra" after Vernet-Lecompte, by
John s. Davis; three magnificent views of the noun
tains of the delaware Water-Gap," illustrating
that picturesque region to fnc advantage; an at
Luck, "IOyss g 9iiGss" By sisssrt and 1.-THE Ap
panion pictures telling their stories with life and
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Union Telegraph Building" New York; and an elab.
aor s popsap or miss Tbe 3D.
tents embrace the following rare COLLECTION An II:
the
ingly msehieyous short stories Of the period by an
Sin the Es SRis ns' %s S
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jas, valuable peer AZ the growth Of = The MstlS-
New England e Gs Sns Little S Puritan Ave
ri Of % IL tie
O Giids%es &c i%cisiye Articles on Literature,
Music, the Drama, etc. In addition there az. no
MaresretJ. Prsst on; Abreast with the, storm,
by Alice nj. Guernsey.
THE second number of Peterson's Journal is out,
and proves equally good with the first Of this new
Philadelphia magazine. All articles complete In
BY Christian Reid, Louise Chandler Mouiton, Nora
Perry, Jeanne Gould tDaisy yentnorl, and others.
upon {" The Art of Hospitality" are worthy special
mention, together with u graphic article descrip-
tive Of scenes in Paris in AS, translated from the
Russian. Terms % per year. postage free, with ex-
ira copy to getter up of club of five. ii. Peterson
Co., Philadelphia, publishers
THE January St. Nicholas is a real holiday number
of this young peoples magazine and peculiarly at
tractivc one. The illustrations are numerous and
excellent, and Christmas stories in abundance, be-
sides other good articles with full departments and
the commencement of two new serals-all COM
bined, leave one nothing to say but lit can't be
beaten"
THE January number of the GALAXY opens with n
continuation of Mrs. Annie Edwards story of Leah
Woman of Fashion" Albert Rhodes contributes
excellent article on the "Theater Francois THE
model theater of the world. "Too Late" by Rose
Terry Cooke, is a sketch of New England character.
Junius Henri Browne contributes paper under the
title 1.-THE Warlock Of Windbags." 1t is intended
AS analytical and critical sketch of Carlyle. "The
Native Races of America " is very readable and in
teresting paper, based upon Bancroft's book of
that title. Under the Roof with Home" details
the experience. of the writer In the of tina
renowned spiritnalistic medium. A. p. 9. contrib
utes pathetic little story under the title where it
Ended"a brief sketch of two lives wrecked through
awoman's fatal Misunderstanding of what was need
ed to round out her life and fill the of its
happiness. Richard Ii. Kimball asks what il the
Matter? Is Anything the Matter?' and proceeds to
consider the monetary and commercial situation. A
characteristic paper from Richard Grant White,
which concludes the contributed prose articles In
addition to the editorial there are short
poems, by II. W. Bourdillon, Chas. Dawson Shanly,
Howard Glyndon, VIM. nj. Moreland, and Esmerada
Boyle, but they add nothing to the merits of the
Der, which, taken as whole, IL scarcely up to the
usual standard of excellence.