The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04
LITERARY NOTICES.

LITERA NOTICES..
The October number of The Worlds |
Advance Thought reached us several
weeks ago and this notice was delayed
owing to a press of election literature.
We said in a previous notice that we
knew of no journal where 80 much of
the higher thought and higher claims
of Spiritualism could be had for so tri-
fling sum, viz: 81 year. We now
wish to say that we know of no other
journal that gives so much that is real
ly spiritual. 1t is just what thousands
have been looking for. Phenomenal
and scientific spirituallsm is fighting a
good fight, compelling attention, but
the world needs spiritual spiritualism.
To this the Worlds Advance Thought
is devoted. It is rightly called 1.-The
Avant-Conrier of the New. DispeDsa-
ton" It speaks as one having aath-
ority. 1t shows golden thread of
harmony running through the relig-
ions aud sciences of the world. 1t
saves the Christians Bible and the
Gospel of Jesus 5y helping us to an un.
derlying, indwelling spiritual mean
ing. instead of the literal, external
mismeanings of the orthodox world.
Send 81 to The Worlds Advance
Thought, Salem, Oregon, and get a
years thought whose value is above
rubies.
Babyhood for October has articles on
Meddlers in Parental Authority, var
ious methods of Preparing Cows
Milk, Early Beginnings in Partial
Weaning, Teasing the Baby, Weaning
and the Diet of Children Under Three
Years, Cream for Infants, Some AS
poets of Heridity, The First Three
Years of Childhood, The kindergarten
at Home, Holding the Breath, Ricketts,,
Disinfectants, Short Clothes at Three
Months, etc, besides dozens of other
short articles under the heads Of Baby's
Wardrobe, the Mothers Parliament,
Nursery Observations, Nursery Pas.
times. Address Babyhood Publishing
Co., S Beekman st., N. Y. $50 per
year.
Godey's Lady's Book for November
is a gorgeous number rep!ete with good
things from commencement to end
The steel plate illustration is an ex-
quisite rendering of the figure of Mar
guerite in the opera of Faust. This is
followed by two beautifully colored
fashion plates, and a double colored
work design all of which are sure to
please the fair sex. With this number
is commenced two powerfully witten
serials-''Why did He DO It?" by the
author of ''Wedded to Misery" "and "A
Legal Fetter," by Mrs. Olivia Wilson,
giving promise Of sensational merit
"A Wave o. The Sea-" by Marian e..
l.. Reeves, grows in interest and the Sc
Quel is anxiously waited for. Several
good short stories and poems complete
the literary pages. among the latter
''Indian Summer" by NJ. l.. Baker, is
especially beautiful. Hints for the
household. dressmaking, fashion and
work fill up the magazine with many
useful suggestions. Godey's grows bet
ter each month. Each subscriber re.
ceives Il cut paper pattern of their own
selection. Now is the time to subscribe
for the cheapest and best fashion mag
aZine. Price So per year. Liberal
terms to club raisers and valuable pre-
miums. Send for circular and specimen
copy Is cents. Godey's Lady's Book,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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