Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-22
1.-The Best of All Our Eclectic Publ
cations. n-The Nation, New York.
Littell's Living Age,

Littell's Living Age,
Of which more than One Hundred Volumes
have been issued has received the commenda-
ton of Judge Story, Chancellor Kent Presi-
dent Adams Historians Sparks, Prescott, Ban
croft and Tlcknor Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
and many others; and it admittedly ''c0n-
tinues to stand at the head of its class"
TT is ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY,
Giving 6fty-two numbers, of sixty -four pages
each, or more than three thousand double
column octave ages of reading matter yearly ;
enabling it to present, with satisfactory cem-
pleteness nowhere else attempted,
The Best Essays, ReuieWs, Criticisms,
Tales, Poetry, Scientific, Btogroph-
zeal, Historical and Political
Information,
Gathered rom the entire body of English pc
riodical literature, and from the pens of the
ablest living writers.
EXTRACTS FROM RECENT NOTICES:
From Req Hen~p Hard Beecher,
'sWere I, in view of all the competitors that
are now in the field, to choose, ! should GER
tainy choose THE LIVING AGE. Nor is
there, in any library shat know of so much
instructive and entertaining reading in the
same number of volumes"
From the Watchman and Reflector, Boston.
the Nation IN. " in saying that THE LIv-
ING AGE is the best OF all our eclectic publ
cations, expresses our own views"
From the New York Times
sThe taste, Judgment and wise tact, dis
played in the selection of articles are above all
praise, because they have never been equalled.'
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"a constant reader of LittelP is ever en-
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at has more real solid worth, more useful
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know Of The ablest essays, the most enter
tanning stories, the finest poetry, of the Eng
llsh language, are mere gathered together.
From the Pacific, San Francisco.
ats publication in weekly numbers gives to
it a great advantage over its monthly contem-
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tents"
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''The subscriber to LitteIE finds himself in
possession at the end of the year, OF tour large
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