The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26


public ouinlon Of the United Statos. -Four ply
sicians AVID surgeons Of the rank, namely, DIS
W. A. Hammond, John Ashhurst, jr, j. Marion
Sims aud John T. Hodgcn, review the history
President Garield's case. Finally the Hon. Da
yid A. Wells treats Of Reform In Federal Taxa
ton.
GOOD COMPANY (Sprnsield, Mass. 80
Year, No. "a, just issued, ends the magazine
yeAr; in which six articles on Arctic experiences
by Lieut.. Sci,waiha, EHen w. O'ncy'S serial, anc
the serial, "Mildred's Caprice" besides many
short stories have been given; the contributor
Including John Burroughs, Pres. ID. {. Gilman
Edward BeIlamy, Maurice Thompson, Octave
Thsuet Rcbecca Harding Davis, Mrs. Gen LIE"
Wallace, LIZZIE W. Champney, Katharine Car
rlngton, etc. Yearly subscribers Mroagh Tie
Springii,d, .haSs., office and beginning with the
September number, can by sending % cents al
ditionsl nave also all those numbers for the past
year A leading feature OF No a is Octave
Thane.'s "Day in an English Town" There are
"Slberia's Birthday" stories, sketches, poems
and short articles.
LIrrELL's LIVING AGH. Qittell Il Co, Boston.
tain:
Worry, Nineteenth Century; The Future Of Is
lam, FOrtnghtly; The Letters OF Goethes Moth
or, Life in Medieval Venice, and the conclusion
of Mary Schonewald, Study in Prophecy, Fra
ser; Carlo Goldoni, blsckwOUd; Inaugural Ad-
dress at the Jubilee Meeting OF the British Asso-
citation, by Sir John Lubbock, Nature; My Irou-
bles In Russia, Chambers journal; SIX GROWING
in Burma, st. James Gazette; Verses by Scott
Athenpum; Electricity in the Therapeutics OF
the Ancicnts, Medical Press and Circular; with
an in.talmcnt of "The Frsres," tho conclusion
Of "In Trust," and the usual amount OF poetry.
EHRICH's FASHION QUARTERLY. (Ehrich Bros,
New York. 80 cts year, The number for the
winter quarter, just out is especially elaborate
In its suggestions no. to make Christmas plcas-
ant and the holiday season u time OF rejoicing In
truth. The amount Of information about Christ.
mas gifts it gives is about all any one need 10
know. Then Of course, In addition, there Is in 1t
everything about fashions, dresses, bonnets, &c,
all appropriately illustrated.
THH DgLlNgAroE. (E. Butterick & Co., New
York. s1.5O year, II would take quite too
much space should we attempt to give the thin
nest outline Of the contents Of the December
nulnber Of this VOL known fashion magazine;
nor 10 IL necessary. Tho main point with the To-
dies Of Ottawa 10 to know that tho number has
arrived
SABBATH LIBRARY (David c. Cook, l4S hadi-
son street, Chicago. 81 80 a Year, The object
Of the work seems ~ DO ~ print the most popu.
lar class Of Sunday School Library Books on the
cheap "Revolution" plan. Thus in the number
beforc us we havs two stories by A. l.. o. f.,
1.-THE Giant Killer" and "The Roby Family" or
dinariy filling volume Of 300 to 400 pages, and
costing about 81. 80, for say 10 cts. OF course
almost any Sunday school can afford to have .
library Al that rate.
Mr.. Elihu Veddor, the well known American
artist, lately returned from Rome, has beon work
Ing since last summer upon permanent cover
for The CENTURY MAGAZINE. The now cover,
which is just completed is to consist, not OF one
design, but really Of fve-four OF them for the
different seasons Of the year. Surrounding each
arc appropriate embcms for every month In the
year. and In each will appear an embcnatical
female figure Of great dignity. The midwinter
cover WILL perhaps be the most striking Of all, as
In the back ground is seen the Aurora Boreals.
d. Lothrop Il Co. publish this month "Around
the World Tour Of Christian Missions" by W. III.
cambridge. This comprehensive work contains
,ver coo pages and is illustrated with maps upon
which the part Of the world occupied by the mis-
.ionaries Of different denominations are clearly
Indicated. They Issue at the same time ~ uad
he World Letters" by Lucy Seaman cambridge.
he well known correspondent OF the Providence
/Ournsl.
The December WIDE AWAKE Will give fore
aste of the merry holiday season in a deliciously |
unny Opcrotta, prince Puss in. Boots" with
original music by Louis C. Elson, WIDE AWAKE
vas permanently enlarged in October and yet to
admit thi. delightful Christmas novelty the mum
Der OF pages is still further increased in the De-
,ember number
The Childrens Prize Drawings will appear In
he December WIDE AWAKE.
The Holiday WIDE AWAKE will be the January
number this year, rs usual. 1t will be very
beautiful. |
Any OF the above publications may be seon at
he bookstore of OSman IL IIapeman, where sin.
ylo copies are for sale and subscriptions received