Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01
MARCH MAGAZINES.

n March (No. 49, is promptly on hano
e as usual, and is the best number W,
. have seen. This magazine is the bes
= musical magazine in the UnitcC
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d paper, and a years subscription is
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The NURSERY for March is u
charming work The illustrations
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No ch lid ought to be without it. The
stories are always clean and pure, in
culcating kindness to one another and
to animals. Price SLIGO Il year.
John l.. Shoery, publisher, Boston.
Agents wanted everywhere.
PETERsoN's for March is an excel
lent lady's magazine. and is sold at the
low price of $500 a year with chro-
mo The steel plate -trontipiece in
this number is the cunningest picture
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALru for March
is "good to take, aud has the follow
ing leading articles among its con
tents \ word about women and ply.
sicians Taking cold; Water-its Nsc
and its abuse How to purity the
blood f; From the cradle to the grave /;
The Oriental Lepers ; Household and
Agricultural; Timely topics; Talks
with correspondents; Voices Of the
People, Terms 81 a year. $. r.
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The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, oy
the above publishers for the same
month, is an excellent publication for
everybody. 1t contains able and we'll
written articles upon almost every sub
ject, and if you read them attentlvely
you cannot fail of adding to your
storehouse Of useful knowledge. H.
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GoDEYs LADY's Book for March
is received in season as usual. 1t
opens with a steel engravl NJ, entitled,
"Marie Antonette leaving her prison
for the scatfold;" next comes the
splendid Fashion Plates, then an en-
craving of the famous 'Farmont
Bridge, over the Schuylk river, after
this music, Il think of Thee" then
more fashions then stories in prose
and poetry, and instructions invarious
household matters. The Guide to
Philadelphia in this number will be
of interest to those who intend to visit
the Quaker city next summer. GoDEY
is always good, but it surpasses itself
this month in engrayings and quaint
ty, quality and variety Of matter.
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ST. NICHOLAS for March contains
little poem from Whittier, The
Pressed Gentian.' "The Boy Eme.
grants" escaping a buffalo stampede.
Mrs. Oliphant contributes the first of
her new series of historical articles IN
teresting details about the early his
tory Of ''Wihdsor Castle. The Sc I
res Of Talks with Girls is begun
with cleaning bit of talk from Miss
Alcott. There is also story of
Egyptian life, an article on the New t
/. Dirk Fire Department. Bayard Fay
or's story is continued.
SCEIDNER is among the leading
of America. DR.. Holland
yields vigorous pen, and he has an
corps of assistants. The articles in s
he March number (manv of them il '
ustrateO, are able, instructive, and
In a word there is no +
magazine in the country that has {.
made such rapid strides upward as +
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HARpER's MAGAZINE for March con- i,
aims the second part Of George Eli h
tits new novel Daniel Dercnda." |. c
S very rich number. There are five Il
II six stories besides those of George 81
elliott and Julian Hawthorne. Porte fl
]rayons essay on the ba6,y, with fl
wenty humorous illustrations; and |. a
!. Trowbridge's poem, Aunt Han v