The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

Periodicals.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE. (Littell ~ Co., Bos-
ton. s. year) The numbers for May ~ and
June Sd contain
Ants, Westminster; Journals of Caroline Fox,
Quarterly; A word about America, by Matthew
Arnold, Nineteenth Century; Across the Yellow
Sea, Sunrise, and Moonrise, Blackwood; Life in
Old Florence, Fraser; A Little Pilgrim: in the
Unseen, Macmillan; Boar Hunting in the Ar
dennes Balgravia; Rossett Atheneum; Slavery
In Hong Kong, Spectator; Emerson, Saturday
Review and Spectator; The Literature of Iifis,
Public Opinion with instruments of Lady Jane"
"Prudcncc uart," and "Thc Ladies Lindores,"
and selections of poetry
EuRICm's FASHION QUARTERLY. (Ehrich Bros,
New York. 50 cts. year, The summer num-
Der of this popular fashion magazine is receiyed,
and will be found u mine of instruction to the
ladies. 1t differs from other periodicals in that
1t not only informs its readers what the latest
fashions are but tells exactly what it will cost to
follow them. 1t is full of illustrations and in
structions, and where necessary gives patterns,
30 that with its aid almost any lady can be her
own miliner and dress maker.
THE DELINEAToR. Che Buttrick Publishing
Co., London and New York. $l.00 a year, We
are already in receipt Of this popular fashion
magazine for July, and take pleasure in ADVISING
the ladies of the important fact. They will now
be able to go on and make up Their summer
dresses without any misgiving as to following
the very latest styles.
BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD. Is. Branard
Sons, Chicago. 81. 80 year, The June num-
beris on our table and sparkles with good things.
Besides IL very interesting sketch of Materna, the
great singer, there are interesting articles on
other subjects while the editorials are as usual,
timely and instructive. The music in the June
number is very attractive and pleasing. "Breezes
Of the Night Waltzes" are charming, while two
humorous songs, and the beautiful sentimental
ballad, DARBY and JOAN" cannot fail to please.
AMERICAN CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE Re-
PORTER. (Journal of Industry, Pittsburg. Week.
ly, "a IL year; Monthly, $3.50 a year, Every
branch OF trade and mechanical industry IL now
specially represented by one or more class pub
locations. In fact the rapid growth and circula.
ton OF these tradepapers ia Il remarkable feature
of modern journalism. The first number OF the
R,pOrter was issued ia May, 1879. 1t is now
large and handsome sheet of thirty-six pages,
ton about Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, House.
Furnishing Goods etc, both of foreign and do
mestic manufacture. With correspondents in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Trenton, East
Liverpool, Wheeling, Cincinnati and other promi-
nent cities, together with occasional letters from
England, France and Germany, its patrons are
kept thoroughly posted rs to the advance or de-
cline of prices, latest styles Of wares, state OF
trade, and other information OF value to the
wide awake" merchant.
BRICK, TILE AND METAL REVIEW. Geo. f.
Williams IL Co., Pittsburgh. 80 cts year, We
have received a copy of u monthly journal bear
ing this name devoted wholly to building and
sanitary news. 1t is neatly printed and well
filed with original and selected matter of inter
est and practical value TO Architects, Builders,
Brick Manufacturers, Carpenters, Contractors,
Masons, Plumbers, etc. The publishers claim
that it is the only publication In the world repre-
senting the Brick, Tile and Clay Industries, and
both proprietors and workmen engaged In brick
and tile making will find it almost invaluable.
1t is certainly very valuable and cheap publ
cation.
Notes.-The July Wide .i,cake will be bril-.
liant pictorial number, containing no less than
eleven full. page illustrations. "'rhe Fairy Flag
of Skye" folklore story, is said to be the most
beautifully illustrated ballad ever prepared for
young readers.
ID. Lothrop II Co.'s new book, 1.-THE Pettibone
Name" by Margaret Sidney is meeting with n
fattering reception, having passed through three
editions in three weeks. II is the first volume of
the V. l. f. series