Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-01-29
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SCRIBNER FOR FEDRUARY.-Thc fep'
ruary or Midwlnter Scribner opens with
frontisplecc portrait from life OF the
poet, X. W. Unreasonable fourth OF
the series Of large portraits In
this magazine. Accompanying the por.
trait Is u readable paper on the "iomes
and Haunts Of Emcrson'-handsomely
and profuscly illustrated. Twenty-Five
pages are awarded In this number to
the long-promised adventures of "The
Tile Club at Play" The second OF the
Johnny Rcb Papers" Is devoted to "Thc
Fortunes and Misfortunes Of Co. d. ~
"Aerial Navigation" is a half.humerous,
half.serious paper by the poet Stedman,
The fourth OF John Muir's studies In the
Sierras Is printed this month. Other I'm.
portant and interesting papers are given.
In fiction the number Is rich. The De-
partments are we'll filed with fresh mat.
ter-thc editor, DR.. Holland, Keeping up
his end as usual. Terms, 81 a year.
Scrlbner & Co., Publishers, New York.
ST. NICHOLAS for February, by the
above Publishers, Contains the first In.
stallment of "Eyebright," Susan Cool
idges new serial story, which will be
Illustrated throughout, and will end with
the current volume. 81. Nicholas Is
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THE LIBRARY MAGAZINE, the first num-
Der Of which has just reached US, is unique
in its form and typographical appearance.
Even though It's contents were dull it is
so attractive to the eye that one must d,.
light in turning its pages, which present
a varied array Of choice selections from
the latest foreign magazines and reviews.
Price, 81 " ar, or 10 cents copy. The
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The NURSERY for February, is as bright
and interesting as usual. There is moth.
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time to subscribe for the year. Price,
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IL cents. John L. Shorcy, Publisher,
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| THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
February is in excellent number of this
sterling and popular magazine. 1t opens
with life-like portrait and chronological.
and biographical sketch of Senator John
P. Jones, Of Nevada. 1t contains portraits
and sketches of the late Bayard Taylor,
aud also of the Marquis of Lorne and
Princess Louise. The reading matter is
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FULL OF COOP THINGS, is the Ameri-
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illustrating more than hundred useful
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year, or four copies for IS, with fine
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BRAINARDs MUSICAL WORLD.-Another
Holiday Number for the new year. of this
popular musical monthly. The Musical
World for January, 1879, appears in on
entiie new dress aud with an elegant and
attractive new title page, and Is now one
of the handsomest publications in the
country. Twenty pages Of new music,
usual sheet music size, and worth alone
about $500, are given in the number be-
fore US (January). The literary contents
are very interesting and include all the
musical news of the day. An elegant full
page portrait Of some musical celebrity
/ is also given In each number For Sl.5O
you can secure the World for 1879, which
which will contain over $500 worth Of
new music, or for 10 cents sample copy
will be sent you by the publishers, 5.
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