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GoDEY's MAGAZINE AND LADY's BOOK FOR 1913
The best earnest a publisher can give of what he
can and will do nsXt year is q reference TO what
he has done last year, or at any time III the last
fifteen years. Under this view of the case II
would be qui sufficient for ord nary purposes
for US to say tn the high character of thi maya
zine for literary aud artistical merit viii be
properly sustained. But aware that the
rapid and dazzling succession of novelties which
have brought forward within the last few
years naturally eXcites lively curiosity, and
every subscriber is saying 10 himself what viii
Cooley do next.
1t is merely with a view to crafty this Curiosity
on the part of our friends that proceed to
enume rate some of the features four next year $
an, promising, however, that the enumeration
must necessarily be partial and incomplete, from
our invariable practice of seizing npon every new
and brilliant form of embellishments the moment
il escnts itself, well as ecnring the services
of all the POPULAR, LIVELY AND PIQUANT WRITER'S
the moment their characters are distinctly deve-
opad and pronounced. The honour of bringing
forward fIrst-rata genius into public notice and
favour, and serving sort OF prime conductor
10 electr flashes which send their light thronob
the whole Union, has become quite habitual IN
t he lady's Book. original idea of iu,st-otir,
American history by views of battle-gron,ds ,ya
are still calmly pursIeIug IL stvle rha+ d6
all competition The not less brilliant idea n
Illustrating the HERoIsM OF AMERICAN LADIES
oy d series OF engTavings and narratives which
VIII serve 10 place in their true light the notrint-
ISM, devotion and self-sacrice of our famara q,
cestor5 IN the revolutionary war, empbotiraIIy
calIed THE HEROIC AGE OF AMERICA, is also
original with us. Other incidents of ravoit,tionar
history will also finnish subjects for tia en,bai-
lshmants OF the coming year. Among the e,h-
jects already executed are,
The reception of the news of Lexington fsbt
by Darley-Marion's entertainment of the bPitisb
Whlts-Female GALLAxTpv--hr
nuoert-rhe storming of red bank fort BY
iamiltoh-Count DonOp's mo1ument-by Ham
lltol'- ne battle Of concord bridge-bv Frank
e nS'ein-l ne Ge7montown battle-ground bv
Russell Smlth--Trenton battle-ground-bv Ham
litol, with lauge number of others. eDrarod
but not yet sent in by the artists Anothar Nm,
ana striking feature we now propose for the first
time In public, having had artists engaged for
twelve months in working it out our readers
VIII please TO note the date Of the announcement
Of this feature. 1t will consist of Cha -or+ar;s,i
sfate views, IN which the peculiarites of scenery
costume and customs Of every state and tarrito,y,
d the Union will be presented in succession Q
hIs idea will of course be ella med bv o,ba-s
2ut our readers will not forget to mark da+ae e
our pFotered premium of 81 for the hast Il
painting OF subject illustrative of American
emai9 PATRIOTISM has already brought splendid e
fray OF talent into the field. The award ba II
n
artists who have pictures still upon their o,so1
The premium of $3.50 for the best egraviDg VII g
i course bring forward series of frs rate stall
atfs lii addition TO all these advaDtara- 80 ST
'iiIege OF engraving the premium pict1res If a.
he dpoiio ASSOCIATION viii serve to form kcv- n
,3h3 % or splendid system Of Embellishments a
ne public know our literary contributors ,yan 1t
oF taey have long bean ID the habit of recoc,i' III
ing them as the leading writer's of America i, 10
Magazine lIterature-that litar'ure viii n exar+s e
ON me aolest peEs their most piQuant and hill n
ant contributions, at the same time thai if co,- W
'"0eS mo compact and pleasing form tba SD
nc u'elul ana me solid in narrative. sketch CT
M essay writing. MeZzOtnts It OIL 49, pr
's5ary to say that in this departman, va nc 70
d'taii saId anu warner, aud each Of then, ~ a
veral plates in han /. we shall w ,b;nI neg in
II III each number next wear. AutI.,.;. 60 tn
4 plates Godey's Lgdy's Book is tho or,1~ NJ
Magazine that can be relied upon for : q ra.I e.
salons, ouf tranSaTors suffer notli1r IF n,or;+ e
10 interest," Whlca IS suited to the desiG of tb "a
ldy's Book, i'll the Literature of cr,,I, en-
lance, ITALY, AMI other nations of .aa F. M
an continent to escape them. Anon, NO., VII
vel features IN the literary way which a-a no, ~.
'n2 course preparation, for well-known re.son, ne
re 20 announce but one in this connectio, NJ
ne border legends of American -, gri
which have JUST reached us from tbe Jis n.'hy sec
'h7 winch were formerly the scenes of he'd gra
us ana hunting expeditions, aud WHARF tho - Int
IS Vi me famous In ian killers and bun,a-g OF
II luFHish themes fos purely national baIIaIa
lgs ana stories to their children and 60 Wh
Hdfeh by the winters freside 1t is NO, ~ an
''ary TOT US to give the names of our wis, sly
sF!on' numbers will show that thew are IT, ma
St in America E "ie me coz
,rms of Godey'e Machine sar
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