The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-20
Magazines for Iune.

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for June Is already on
our table, exceptionally bright and meritorous in
every department. The principal steel engrav-
ing, Among the Hills,' is one of the rarest
beauty. The double-size colored fashion-plate
not only gives the very latest Parisian styles
but Is also an exquisite picture. Then there is
colored design for the covering of a blottinp-
book, to be worked on black satin, with gold
ana silver thread, after Japanese design. SO
pretty That every lady, we should think, would
Degin to work on at once. These colored pat
terms are speciality of " Peterson 20 no other
Magazines has them they appear monthly and
must be very expensive. The stories are good.
even for this Magazine. Every lady should
have 1t. Its price is but 50 year, with great
deductions to clubs. Specimens are sent gratis.
If written for, to persons wishing to subscrIbe''
or TO get up clubs. Address @. j. PETERSON,
3O6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
GoDEY's MAGAZINE opens with steel plate
from barley, that will forcibly suggest to
mammas to keep baseball playing outside Of
drawing-room doors. "The Rosebud Garden
of Girls" Is continued with increasing inter-
est In every page, and the charming serial, ga
Gentle Belle," is also continued, give two
novels by distinguished authors to every sub
scriber. In addition are flrst-rate stories by
Florence Avenai, Ethel Tame, Chas. @. Royce.
Ella Rodman Church and others. The moth
ers will find new suggestions for Fireside Fun;
there Is a capital fairy story for the little folks
an article especially seasonable, by the emi-N
nent florist, Thos. Meshan and, in addition
to this, a feast of fashion matter, profusely IL
lustrated, and the usual pages of Work Do
partment, Hints on Home Adornment, and
other speclalties of this popular magazine,
which with this number closes it ninety y-eghth
volume. Send 81 to GoDEY LADY's Book PUB
LIsHING Co., Philadelphia, and try 1t year.
LIPPINooTT's MAGAZINE makes a speciality
of articles depicting social life and manners at
home and abroad, and this feature is conspic-
uous in the June number. In &c State and So
clety in Ottawa we have an entertaining de-
scription of the vice-regal court, with handsome
illustrations, giving views of the Parliament
Buildings, the State Apartments at Rideau
Hall, the Boudoir of Princess Louise, etc. The
second of Mrs. Wister's two papers on Paris
brings the splendors of the Old World into
juxtapositlon with those of the New. &c House.
keeping In Texas" in another finely illustra-
ted paper, and presents a graphic picture of
domestic life In the Southwest before and since
the war. Somewhat in the same vein, and not
less amusing, is the continuation of Miss Por-
ter's papers on Village Life in the South. Also
a great variety of other interesting and instruc-
tive articles.
j. B. LIPPINCoTT & Co., Pubs,
7l5 and III Market ST., Phil'a.
DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE for June has been re-
ceived and is as usual, a welcome visitor.
specially of " "Demorests' Is the colored oil
chrome and the picture furnished this month
is q gem. In addition, the reading matter is
choice and interesting, its fashion reports COM
plete and reliable and its household hints.
valuable.
We invite sur lady friends who are not al
ready subscribers to take this magazine. w.
JENN1NGNs DEMoREsT, Publisher New York,
at So per year.