Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-03-16
LITERARY NOTES.
PERIODICALS.

beautifully printed. and containing on
every page something of benefit to
teachers, this magazine is fully the
equal of its contemporaries.
| Choice Literature, a monthly maga-
zine, published at JohnB. Alden IS
Yes, y street, N v, only IS cents a
year. Every reader who has a slender
pocket book and love for choice
literature, should s, nd Cor this publca-
ton, for the purpose Of learning where
the works of the best authors can be
obtained at very cheap rate. An
excellent periodical, and one from
which can be gained many choice bits
of wisdom.
| Tie Electrician, published by Will
Hams x Co., us Nassau ST., New
York, Is beautifully illustrated sclen-
tiiic journal of thirty two pages, devot-
ed to the discussion of electric phenom-
ena and The latest discoveries in tina,
field OF research. To those who are
interested in such Investigations this
beautiful magazine will prove an invsl-
liable aid; II is published al the low
price of $I.oo per year.
.Sfhooi Worker, published at Bloom
field, Iowa. &c. Dooley, Editor and
Publisher. This initial number con
tains very good selection OF matter
well suited to the needs of tie teacher.
It's scmi-monthly-2o numbers year
and published at the ridiculously mad
equate price of IS Cts. year. We
feel assured that Mr. Dooley does not
publish this with a view of becoming a
millionaire, and we believe that he has
the good of teachers and the improve
ment OF the public schools at heart.
| Good Literature, published by Good
Literature Publishing Co, New York
City, fully sustains the character which
its name implies. a vitiated taste, or
one viii oh cares for nothing except the
blood and thunder" style Of literary
works, willnot be interested in its pages,
but fortunately every body else will.
The book reviews which are an espe.
clal feature, are of the greatest value
for book-hungry people who are unde-
cided what to buy or where to buy it,
while the selected articles are from the
pens of our best authors
TIE -4mer7fan lMaifaI /our nal,
published iii St. Louis, Mo-, by Geo.
w. Pitzer MsD. We are not a phv-
sician, but ii We were. it is our
opinion that we would not dispense
with this valuable publication. 1t con-
tains much that is interesting to the IN
teligent reader who has taste for in
ves,igatlng the principles which under
lie good health, and to physician It
must prove an invaluable aid.
Tie .S0nita,7an, a weekly journal de-
voted to the preservation of health. and
mental and physical culture. 400
per year. AS its nama implies, this
periodical is devoted entirely TO sani-
tary science, anc is the only Journal we
believe, in the country, which is devot-
ed to the prevention of disease. If
parents would furnish to their children
such reading as this, instead Of the
FIVE and ten cent trash with which the
growing minds of our youth is usually
flied. we would have better race of
men in few years, and there would
be fewer doctors bills to pay. Who
ever desires health tor themselves or |
their families mad better strain a point
to raise So 90 than to do without this
valuable journal
Goasr's Lays Book, Publication
Office, 1906 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, is now in its 5Srd year, and
leaves nothing to be desired in the
way of fashi m or choice reading. A
complete novel in every number is one
Of Its special features. which will con.
tinue at least through the present year.
The low price of $500 per year at
which this magazine is published,
places it within the reach of all who
are specially interested in choice !itera-
ture.
The Uni0e7sc, published at 26o6
Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo, has this
month peculiarly interesting table of
contents. Switzerland" by Rev. w
w. Boyd, gives the reader as vivid an
idea OF. some Of the most interesting
scenes in that noted country, as can be
gained without personal observation.
The various departments of Science
and Progress. Study and Recreation,
Literature and the Home Corner, are
each in their way equally interesting,
and on the whole we consider this
young magazine we'll worth the subj
scription price of $1.5o per year.
In DsmOrsst's Monthly MagaSine for j
March we find great variety of inter- ,
esting articles. Among these are "Iife /.
n the Black Forest Henri Reg I
,ault," "Gastronomic Gossip" can. /
ique Gems Travelling and Other 6
Matters" and "The Grodner Valley" +
emmy June continues her pleasant arti-
les. How We Live in New York"
md Carlotta Perry furnishes an excel. I
ent story, "How l Found My Free a
!om." Mrs. Alexander's serial, THE !,
Admiral's Ward" keeps up its interest l
nd Current Topics is both enter. It
aiming and instructive. Every depart o
nent is replete with useful and enter D
aiming reading, and the illustrations