z GODEY'S ».«» LADY'S BOOK MAG AZIN'E. EDITED BT MRS. SARAH J. HALE, AND LOUIS A. GODEY. VOLUME XCI.-FROM JULY TO DECEMBER, 1875. PHILADELPHIA: PUBLISHED BY LOUIS A. GODEY, N. B. COR. SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS. ' G \ h %- COLLINS, PRINTER, 705 JAYNE ST. «.•'- TABLE OF CONTENTS. VOL. XCI. r A Beautiful Sentiment, 2.T6 A Bit of Summer 1 ife at the Mountains, by M. P. B., 2..1 A Carolina Frolic, by Virginia 8. Imlia, 337 A Fatal Habit, 272 Affectations, 54 Afraid, by H. L. A., 266 A Girl's Victory, by H. Vickery Dnmont, 68 Alice's Summer in tier Valley Home, bv Alice, 140. 237,333, 423, 548 American Villa (Illustrated), 290 Anion* the Mountains, by Susan Meserve Hayes, 176 An Episode of a Foreign School, bv Marie Ely, 150 A Night's Adventure, oy Mrs, E C Dunscomb, 267 A Noble Sacrifice, by Judith K. de Ruyter. 241 An "'Old Maid"—a Real Heroine, by Kenneth. dare, 427 A Plea for Learning, by T. J. J?., 532 Appearances, by Agnes Strange, 75 Ashes of Roses, by Esneh, 170 Auntie, 138 Aunt Wlnneferd's Romance, by Jennie M. Guth- rie, 541 Autumn, by M, K. D, 452 Autumn in the Mountains, by Agnes Strange, 555 Autumn—Three Sonnets, by Marion Oouthoneu Smith, 519 A Woman's Friendship, 67 Beneath the Ocean, by H. W. K., 37 Caesar's Head, by Margaret Wltherow, 37 Cemetery Entrance {Illustrated), 98 Change, 240 Child ren at the Well ' (Illustrated), 217 Children's Home (Illustrated), 194 Cinderella, by Snouxlen Hay, 145 Convolvuli, by E. S. Hopkins, 548 Death and Slumber, 81 December (Illustrated), 505 Deprecation, by M I'. Andrews, 347 Editors' Table, containing— A Lady Battle Painter, 475 American National Thanksgiving Hymn, 476 An Artist's Pharos, 377 An Era of Peace, 565 "An Imposing Sight," 568 A Remarkable Discovery, 282 Ascetic Charity, 476 A Training School for Governesses, 283 A Woman's Temperance Home, 475 Barnes' Notes on the Gospels and Epistles, 187 Be Constant in Duty, 283 Christ's Command, a Missionary Poem, 185 Corn-flour Is not Food, 91 English Orthosraphy, 80 Flowers and Health, 47(3 Fruitful Age, 566 Girls' School in the East, 475 Goodness, 185 Hospital Directresses in Spain, 376 Independence Day: 1875, 91 Insectivorous Plants, 476 Klnelake's History of the Crimean War, __J9 Ladies as Saviugs-Bank Clerks, Cl8p Liberality in Inula, TS6 Literary Affectations, 90 Local Histories, 186 Marriage of Dr. Livingstone's Daughter, 476 Memorials of a Great Treaty, 474 Mind and Body, 378 Mori'Id Sensitiveness, 28- Mr. Smith, •'82 "Our Father," a Song for Children, 568 Our Native Land, 378 Our National Thanksgiving for 1876, 4T4 Pictures of Primitive Life, 281 Songs for Children, 91,187, 283, 378 The Antlquitv or Iron, 87 The Bearing Rein Cruelty, 567 The Child's Song of Prayer, 476 The Close of the Year, 568 The Infl uence of Surroundings, 185 The " Lancet" on Ladv Physicians, 568 The Life and Times of Lord Brougham, 283 The Little Cloud, 285 The Motive Power of Light, 379 The New University System, 90 The Porcelain Mania, 567 The Queen of Perfumes, 378 The Rainbow, 187 The Science of Languages, 566 The Shepherds, 561 The Study of German, 377 The Uses of Dead Leaves, 377 The Virtues of Oatmeal, '■ 379 The Zoological Gardens at Philadelphia, 28t Woman's Work in Burano, 281 Women Workers, (Tw> Enjoying the Holidays (Illustrated), T2T Every Cloud hath its Silver Lining, by E L. W., 430 Expectation, by Anna (Xeaves, 351 Extension Sheet, etc.. containing— Aprons (Illustrated), 101, 292,484 Basque Bodice (Illustrated), 202 Baby's Hoods (Illustrated), 388, 576 Baby's Underskirt (Illustrated), 576 Basques (Illustrated), 101,196, 292 Bathing Toilets (Illustrated), 100 Black Beaded Belt and Buckle (Illustrated), 292 Black Grenadine Dress (Illustrated), 292 Black Velvet Necklet jIllustrated), 484 Blouse Dress for a Girl of Five Years (Ill'd), 576 Bodices (Illustrated), l"l, 292, 388 Bonnets (Ill'd), 100, 101,196,313,388,412,484,500, 576 Bows (Illustrated), 101, 676 Boy's Kilt Skirt and Coat (Illustrated), 101 Bracelets (Illustrated), 292,383 Caps (/Hustrafed), 106,388,484 Carriage Dresses (Illustrated), 100,18 Fancy Cravat Bow {Illustrated), Fancv Party Costumes for Chlldrenf/iTd), 508, Fashionable Gloves for Evening Wear (Ill'd), 576 57'.! 576 196, 388, 484, 576 106 57l! 100, 386, 389, 100, 292. 484, Fichus (Illustrated), Girl's Cloak (Illustrated), Hats, etc. (Illustrated), House Dresses (Illustrated), Infant's Cloak (Illustrated), Infant's Lawn Shirt (Illustrated), Infant's Slip (Illustrated), Jacket and Pants for a Bov (Illustrated), Kilt Suit for Boy of Six Years (Illustrated), Ladles' Boot (Illustrated), Ladles' Night-dress (Illustrated), Linen Collar and Fancv Necktie (Ulust'd), Locket of Black Enamel (Illustrated), Locket of Blue Enamel (Illustrated), Morning Fan (Illustrated), Morning Headdress for Young Lady (lUust'd), Morning Wrapper (Illustrated), Muslin Skirt (Illustrated), Necklet (Illustrated), Neckties (Illustrated), Overbasque (Illustrated), Paletot (Illustrated), Piqu« Cloak for a Little Girl (Illustrated), Saeque (Illustrated), Sailor Suit for a Boy (Illustrated), Sashes (Illustrated), Sleeveless Basque (Illustrated), 101, 220, 484 484 106 :ws 202 576 57'! 481 484 196 576 48-1 202 .188 57(1 2'.'2 202 101 3*8 484 105 202 Jil IV TABLE OF CONTEXTS. Sleeves (Illustrated), 388, Suit for Boy of Fourteen (Illustrated), Suit for Boy of Ten Years (Illustrated), Suit for Girl of Twelve Years (Illustrated), Walking Dresses (lUusfd), 100.196,292,388, 484, Walking Jacket for a Lady (Illustrated), Waterproof or Travelling Costume (IllusVd), Visiting Dresses (Illustrated), 196, 388, Fashions, 1U0, 196, 292, 387, 483, Fireside Musings, by Ada Ayr, Fidelitas et Infidelitas, by Eva M. Tappan, Force of Habit, Forgive and Forget, by Rune Bluff, Glimpses, Godey's Arm-Chair. 94,193, 285, 381, 479, Health Department, containing— Clothing for the Young, Croup, Domestic Surgery, How to Acquire High Health, Nightmare, Rldingiand Walking, King-worm. Scald Head, Treatment of Burns and Scalds, Treatment of Persons Suffering from the Fumes of Charcoal, Treatment of Poisons, 188, Hester's Fortune, by 8. Annie Frost, Homes, by G. 8., If I had Known, by Is Dean, Katie's Requirements, by Eloise, Leaves, Leaves from Harry Osborne's Journal, by Mont- gomery G. Preston, 317, Legend of St. Gregory, by Mrs. Julia P. Ballard, Leonie, by H. Viekery Dumont, Life Loaves, by Dard Bert, Literary Notices, 92,189, 284, 380, 477, Literature as an Outgrowth of Human Life, by T. T., Little Belle, by Addle F. Van K.. Lora and 1, by E. Ellison Warner, Lost River, by Mrs. Mary E. Nealy, Love vs. Pride, by Alpha, Making the Best of It, Miss Le Boy, by Z. J., Model Cottage (Illustrated), Music, containing— Blight as Summer's Fairest Roses, by M. Kelly, Daua Waltz, by Clarence P. Weld, Merry Christmas Schotlische, bv Carl Nettson, Muncy Hill Galup, by WIU Bucklxx; 0 Maiden, Dearest! by Dr. W. J. Wctmore, We 're all Alone, Song, by A. J. Goodrich, Nearer Home, by 8. B. M., Never Again, by Kay Ess, Odds and Ends, by Mrs. Hopkinson, Of Certain Good Things the Best, One Day. by One Third, One Summer, by M. F. Andrews, Only a Baby's Grave, by E. G. P. 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