Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-18
New Series for 1887.
Z Fl E HON E JOURNAL.
EDITED BY MORRIS AND WILLIS

We have thePSeasure to return our most prate-
fui sna4ks to the readers of the Home Journal for
The greatly enlarged audience with which we have
been nOred IN 1885, and 10 offer our respects and
the promise of our continued best services for the
year before US. With The privileged hearing that
we have now secured, at THE FIREsIDEs of our
whole vast country it is only natural that we
should teel additional responsibility, while al the
same time, we gird up our energies for new vari-
etles o industry and enterprise.
] he paper tor the coming year is to be printed
on NEW TYPE, and its pre-eminence Of clearness
ieglblIty so valuable TO the eye and needful for
a.fanIly paper, Is TO be still more marked
Our contents Tor 1885, we need scarcely say, will
De as varied as the Lie with which we keep pace.
| Ime and the ever-changing World are the great
baskets out OF which we pick Wisdom and Amuse-
ment as we goethe eXhausiless variety of event
and novelty assuring, 10 and 10 ON readers ax-
hfustless themes and subjects of interest.
The Editors will still continue todevo,e their
tlme and abilities EXCLUSIVELY to the Home Jour.
nal.
y. 7. WILLS proposes, in addition to his usual
plc'urlngs ot home lite and rural family synpathies
and interests, out doors and IN, to give more of the
Letters to Invalids,
which his experience has enabled him to write.
and which have been so " idely quoted; and, also,
series of
Portraits Of Living Characters.
GEO. P. NORRIS, besides his usual constant n
bors upon the savera departments fthe ron<f viii
make 1t the wool on which to breder .11< - new
Sketches, Songs, Ballads, Etc,
suggested by the history and eveaf = q r1eaing
time.
r. B, ALDRicA has in prepara iioI{ f1c11 1osr,
10 be entitled
The Rose Of GlenI el3Gs|
and this will be published in nui -. i<ou, ussx
to week 3
B. sides the labcrs ofthe Edit5z1 & 13aII5s Jour-
ma will contain:---
The communications ofa bsill1s<< III q zofi1;naI
contributors: - Z <z.,ssszz7-> -
he core and history ofnew.p65I 5Izcsfionr-
lht floating stories, brief romances, sparkling
wit, iun and anecdote. OF tine day:
Poetry. paihoS and rUmance
lie gossip and news OF Parisian journaIs:
Personal sketches OF the conspicuous eharacters
OF the lime:
The stirring scenes of daily life:
he chrniLlcle oi news for the Ladies:
HE Fashions:
Inc valuable information, as 10 statistics dis
discoveries aud great events:
Criticisms Uf current Literature.
And all that be gathered. to interest the
reader from the World 5 Constant overflow of ac
lion and intellect.
We need Not remind our readers, perhaps, that
we have correspondents, wholly unsurpassed in
the society OF New-York and that, thr ugh these
glIt and retihed ''medIums,' We keep apprised
of all Thai occurs new. charming Or instructive, in
the brilliant circles OF city lite.
For the health, tie moral Improvement and ths
religious culture OF families, watchfully gather
every new suggestion. and carefully chronicle all
Signs Of Progress ami Utility.
by unceasiDg vigilnnce and Industry, and by
Aiil acquired in long and successful pructice, We
hOpc stIlI To Keep the Home Journal undisputed
Us The best family paper Of the country
lERMs.-for one copy, 81; lor three copies, s.
or copy for three years. S5-always in ad-
vance. Address MORRIS & WILLIS
LlttOrs J. ProprieiOrs, lO7 FuIiOn-st, Neu1- YOrA.