Smyrna times., 1880-12-29
New Publications.

New Publications.
Now is the time to subscribe to the Sun.
day Magazine. The January number, which
commences new volume, is a very bril-.
liant holiday one, opening with poem,
Christmas" and followed by "Christmas
Carols and Customs" "The Children's
Carols" "St. Nicholas, the Patron Of
Christmas" christmas Eve in Madrid"
"Chrstmas in the Far West" ETC.. etc. A
new and powerful serial is commenced, en-.
titled, "Out of the World" by Mrs Robert
OReilly; there are several interesting short
stories. sketches, essays and poems, in fact,
the l28 quarto pages are filled with highly
entertaining and instructive articles, and
the embellishments are numerous and
beautiful. The Sunday Magazine has now
reached its ninth volume, and has deser.
vedly large circulation; it pleasantly in.
culcates religiouss and virtuous senti.
ments, and should be found in every family
in the land, for it is essentially a family
magazine. The price of single copy is
only 25 cents, and the yearly subscription
50; six months $3.50 and four months S.,
sent post-free. Address, Frank Leslie's
Publishing House, SO, SIS and 81 Park
Place, New York.
Lippincotts Magazine for December opens
with an interesting and finely illustrated
paper entitled can Historical Rocky.
Mountain Outpost" by George Rex Buck
man. Another illustrated article, "Our
Grandfathers' Temples" by Charles F.
Richardson, is very readable account of
the Oldest places of worship still existing
in the country. evil Democracy Toler.
ate Permanent Glass Of National Office.
holders?" is challance to the Civil Ser.
vice Reforms, which cannot fail TO attract
attention as an able expose of the ideas on
which our present system appears to be
founded, and which the Reformers will
have to take into account if they hope Ia
effect any radical change in the practice
hitherto followed by both parties. "The
Authors of Froufrou," by ]. Brander Mat
thews, has a timely interest in connection
with Sara Bernhardt's performances.
NEW PURLIcATIoNs-From Ditson & Co.
Boston, we have received a few choic,
specimens Of their sheet music issues fo
the month. 1.-THE old Love and the New
(40 cts.l, by Frank Musgrave, has fin,
picture title, and is good song, as is tn
sacred song by L. o. Emerson, "The Ian,
of Light Affair" $50 cts.), and Waiting
(35 cts.), first class production by Blu
nominal, with words nv Helen Burnside
With these comes also fine new Frenc
quadrille, lie Polo" (60 cts.), by Charlie
d'Alhert; bright galop' by J. j. Pound
called illusions" whose liveliness is n
illusion and a march in honor Of tn
President.elect, called "Gen. Garfield
March to the White House" (4O cts.l. b
c. Hauschld. There comes with the mus
also an interesting number of Ditson
= Co.'S weekly Musical Record
IS Our Lille Ones, for January (holida
number), is a charming issue of a ne
/, periodical issued by the Russell Publishir
Company, 40 fremont street, Bostor
v Published monthly, at $l.50a year. TT
!. engravings are of an unusually superi,
order for juvenile literature and the rea
, ing matter is unexceptionahle in tone ar
and moral. 1t il just the kind of perio
- ical to place in the hands of the little on
:. of varying ages from four to ten years.