The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-11-12

Our Little Ones and the Nursery (Russcll Pub.
Co., Boston) Is the best American publication for
the yer young.
The Home Queen for November is fine number
1t is rcpec with matter suitable for the home and
will delight every member of the family. Pub.
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We have received '"The Whole Family" 1t is
The only magazine in the world to provide instruc-
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the family. Only Is cents per year. Russell
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American National and Patriotic Poem in celcbra.
ton of the Discovery of America. Cloth 12mo
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TIE Household Companion for November is at
hand. It's name indicates its purpose 1t is
filled to the brm with good matter. The chill
drens and fashion departments are especially
fine. The Budget Co.. geo Washington street Bos
ton.
Mr.. 1lowclIs has given the title of "The Coast of
Bohemia to his new novel of American girl life
whichis published in The Ladies' Home Journal
FOR November. The novelist says of the story
that lit is about the prettiest thing have ever
DONE
In the November number of The Forum Prof.
Edward S. Holden, Director of Lick Observator,
Will tel what he really knows about Mars.
In the series of articles given the results of his
investigation into our public school system, con
tributed to The Forum by DR. J. NJ Rice, the
November number will contain his study of the
schools in Buffalo and Cincinnati.
TO say that 'Tales From Town Topics" (No. 81
is literature is saying much that all will in
stantly apprcciate2the praise. Clever, witty,
healthfu! i'll tones and sentiment these tales,
sketches and verses are nuggets Of true gold They
are welcome in every household where u generous
and wholesome sentiment prevails. so cents.
Town Topics II West 23rd street, New York.
Godey's Magazine for November contains
among other good things: A Strange Sad Com
edy-Comlpcte Novel. BY Molly Elliot Seawell.
Illustrated by Eleanor Z. Grcatorex. The Home
Department by Mrs. Henry Ward Beccher.
Our Hospitals. By Thomas b. Preston Iust-
rated by Chas. w. Rohrhand and Robert Earle
Jones. Godey's Fashions. Dcpar tmcnt by George
H. Lawrence
The Californian for Novebmer justifes:ts title of
an illustrated magazine by given eight handsome
ly illustrated articles out of twenty and eighty.
five finely executed illustrations, cngravings half
tones, etc. This, with poems, short sketches on
various subjects. editorials, book reviews, ETC..
makes one OF the most interesting issues yet
presented.
Is cents copy Sd. per year: San Francisco
The November Century ia',he first number of
the forty-fifth volume and of the twenty-third
year of this magazine, which, while preserving the
general characteristics which have given it vogue
is striking out freshly into new paths The
frontispiece is the portrait of an American of
whom his countrymen have reason to be proud,
the historian Francis Parkman,-an the compile
ton OF Mr.. Markman'S series of historical mar
ratives on the French power in North America is
further accentuated by two short articles by Mr..
Lowell ian unfinished sketch) and by DR.. Edward
Eggleston, both of whom lay stress upon the i'm
portance Of this work.
The Arena for November closes its sixth volume
with a table of contents at once strong. varied
and Of general interest. This Review continues
to grow in favor without lessening in lot it's
bold assault upon the convential shams and
wrongs of the age Nor does it show any signs of
being less hospitable to our new progressive and
reformative thought. It is conspicuously fair and
The Arena may be termed the Free Lance among
the worlds great reviews 1t has never curried
the favor of the rich catered public opinion
and yet 1t has behind it record of unparalleled pro-
gress in public favor.