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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
for November contains numerous
articles of interest, notably, The
Mysterious Grave in Trinity Church
Yard; illustrations on Buenos Ayres,
Coon Hunting in South Carolina,
and several short and interesting
stories. Address, Frank Leslie's
Publishing House, 10 Fifth avenue,
New York city.
Few better numbers of a popular
magazine have ever been issued
than is the November Ladies' Home
Journal. 1t contains a number of
splendid articles, poems and stories
seldom found in single issue. The
November Ladies' Home Journal is
truly perfect model of what a first
class magazine should be. Publish.
ed at 81 year, by the Curtis Pub
fishing Company, Philadelphia.
Demorest's Family Magazine for
November really takes US around
the world. From the Gland of the
Lapps" we afe carried to China, to
Alaska, and to Greenland; then a
diversion about household affairs.
For good stories and valuable infor-
nation for the household, subscribe
for Demorest's Family Magazine,
50 year. Address, W. Jennings
Demorest, 10 East 14th street, New
York city.
The November "Season" is unu-
sually attractive, and will be appre-
ciated by the ladies for it's many
beautiful and varied designs, both
FOR ladies' and children's garments;
aud also for the beautiful patterns
in lace work, embr0ideries, appli-
ques, crochet-knitting, lacquer, and
art work of all kinds. This maya
zine is remarkably cheap consider
ing its excellence. Address, Inter
national News Company, 50 and So
Duane street, New York.
"The Treasury for Pastor and
People," for November, has fine
portrait of the Rev. B. d. Sinclair,
pastor of the ''Old South" Church,
Newburyport, Mass, in which the
Rev. 6. Whitfield preached and in
which his remains are inferred. A
fine cut of the church is also given
Among the articles are, Christmas
and Oriental Scenes, the Atonement
in RevivaIs, Sentimental Religion
Unspoiled Children, Advantages O
the Sabbath School, with other ex
cellent matter. Subscription, 80 81
a year; clergymen, 80. E. B. Treat
publisher, No. 5 Cooper Union, New
York city.
The "Magazine of American His
tory" for November, is particular,
rich i'll material reminding us tina
> the events of our day have q defin
, tie understanding with those of th
, past, and also with those of th
; future. Among the entertainiD;
articles are, Divine Drift in Human
History, in which the author says
+. Kit is the consummating glory G
y history that it spells out thought
and purposes hundreds and thous
r ands of years long, aud that ''w
!, . are so endowed with inquisitivenes
!, and with intelligent sympathie
that We enjoy knowing what ha
TRANSFERRED in the world--whateve
man has done appeals to as as beiD
8 liz some degree our own matter
:. The editorial, American Outgrowth
= of Continental Europe, covers
y broad field or scholarly inquiry an
. is handsomely illustrated. Hor
= Chas. Aldrich has an article O
- Gen. Winfield SCOTS Remedy fl
= Intemperance; DR.. r. B. Coutan
!. President of the Tarrytown Histo
= ical Society, has a very interestiu
n article entitled, The Action of Tia
y ryton, 1881. Every issue of th
magazine is invested with human
,s popular and timely interest. Pric
g 50 year; 70 Broadway, New Yor