Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13

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u The Worlds fayoriic, luf By trafs The
Standard Magazine Pronounced Ny HE ptcss uf
the United States. tho best ladys Magazine in
the World and the Cheapest
TnE Lteronrs he nf that Mind that can be
read aloud IN the family circle, and tho CLERGY,
In immense numbers ATE subscribers Tor the
lluuk
The beet Lady Writers In America coatributc
to its ragcs, and we have some that write for
no other Magazine,
The Husic isall original, and would cost 2j
cents (thc price Of the Book In the music stores;
but m'st Of 1t l. copyrighted, and cannot be oh
tanned except in "G, dey"
Our Ncci EngraridtG-A cnortS to rival US
in this have ceased, and we now stand alone in
this department, giving, as VIC do, many more
and infinitely better cngrayiugs than are pub
lishcd in any other work.
Godey's Immense douJie.sh FdshiOH'Ptaics'-
Containing from five to seven full-length Colo'-
ed Fashions on each plate. Other Magatiuesgiyo
ouly two.
Foe CIeod Of oay j,tshioas ia Europe or amer
ica-GodOy' is the only work in the world that
gives these immense Plates, and they are such as
to have excited the wonder of publishers and the
public. The publication 0f these cost SlO,OOD
uore Lhnn fashion plates Of the old style and
nothing but our wonderfully large circulation
enables us to give them. Other magazines can
not afford it. We never spare money when the
public can he benefited. These fashions may be
relied on. Dresses may he made after them, and
the wearer will not be ,uhecte TO rdculo, as
would he the case if see visited the large cities
cs.ed after tho style ofthc plates given in
some Of our so-called flsl!sa magazines.
Oar Wood groc'1gS, of which we give twf
or three times as many rs any other magaZSie
are often mistaken for steel. They are so fa
superior to any others.
hnitd ioHs.- Beware Ofthcm. Remember tha
the Ladys Book is the origiaal publicatoin an,
the cheapest. If you taGe Cooley, you want n,
3 other maSaEipe. Everything that i, useful o
ornamental III a house can be found in Cooley.
DrHW'.,g LessoHs.-NO other magazine give
then, ana we have given enough to fill sevcra
p> se volumes.
Ow Receipfs are such as can be found nowhcr,
else. Cooking in all its variety Confectionery
the NursSry-the Toilet--thc Laundry or the
Kitchen. Receipts upon all subj ;cts are to be
in the pages Of the Lady's Book. We original
ly started this department, and have peculiar f.
cities for making it most perfect This Io-
pnrtment alone is worth tho price of the BOOB.
Ladies' Work 70bh.-1his depsrtmcnt c. N
priSes engraving and descriptions Of every arti
re n lady wears
Nodei Ghayse.- No other magazi'.o nas tbi,
department.,
TERMS: CASH ~ lDVANCE,
Ono copy oaeyenr, 81. Two sories one year
s.. Three copies one year So. Four copies on,
yea, 81. Five copi,s oncy' az andnn extra copy IL
the person getting up IT, club, $40, Eight cop
les one year and and an extra copy " the per
son sending the .clu', SIS Eleven copies on,
year and an extra -opy to tho person sending
the club, S2e. 'Le ONLY magazine that can bt
I introduced inT .hc above club. in place Of tn,
| Ladys Book 8 Arthnr's Home Magazine.
SPEClA. CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAG
AEiNFs,- todc!'s Lady's Book and ArthnrS Hom
Magazi',e both one year for 81 50 Goley's La
! dy'a Fssk and llarper's Magazine. both one y,r
! Tor 81 ~. Godcy, Harper, an! Arthur will nj
" ec be sent one year for So 90. Treasur,
| Votes An Notes tf all solvent banks taken n
par, 10 careful and pay The postage ON You
lett'r Address
j. A. GODKY,
noN-G S25 Chestnut st., Phila., Pa.