The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24
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The Young Folks, Rural.

1OunS rOlkO b0fals
ne YOUNG Folks RURAL" is the largest
BY. the publisher of the well.known farm
and ianiy weekly, the Western Rurak It il
designed to cultivate taste for rural life among
the young: All parents should subscribe for it.
for their children Eight quarto Pare, and for.
~ columns, illustrated, but entirely different
from any other journal for young people. and
full OF good reading The Chicago Epening Post
ssys:.. Mr Lewis Is Just the man to make it Q
big thing" Subscription price, 81 90 wear.
and all subscribing BY Dec. 18th, set the Nov
and Dec numbers, both free. Single numSers
ten cents, or will be sent free to those Who v;,I
to form clubs
Splendid cash pay, or magnificent premiums
given for clubs Of subscribers, from two 10 tvo
hundred, for either the Young Folks Rural or
Western Rural, or for both. Clubs can be raised
in every city, village, schoo d district or nei1h.
N. r. Lewis, publisher, at either Chicago, Ill.
Detroit, Mich, Columbus, o., or Kansas City,
Missouri
THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for Jan.
uary is received. 1t 10 small praise to say that
this magazine has no superior and few equals in
the world, for children of all ages, and for older
people with young hearts. The new serial begun
in this number opens admirably. and the whole
number is as full Of good things " IA an egg is Of
meat The illustrations are exceedingly credit.
able. $3.50 year, and beautiful premiums for
clubs. Address Sewell & Miller, publishers,
Chicago, III. The November and December
numbers Of 70 are sent tree to all subscribers for
1851 sent before January LIST.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY CONFERENCE.-THE
January number Of The Peoples Literary Com.
panion has been received II presents ss fne an
appearance as ever, and of course, Ia filled with
oil sorts OF good things. Its enterprsinR pub
lishers, Aessrs. +. G. Allen j. Co., Augusta,
Maine, appear determined to publish paper
that will please and benefit I'll, and its large cir.
culation proves that they are succeeding, admir-.
ably. The Companion is always very hand.
eomely illustrated. The price, for such paper,
cents per year, and each Lew subscriber gets Q
fine, steel engraving, representing the journey OF
life, from childhood to old age. 1t is published
monthly.
DENoRRsT's MONTHLY fer January sstonishes
us with its rrofuson Of attractions. We can not
help but join in the general reclamation Of its
being the model palor magazine Of America, for
besides ornamen.in9 our households with its
presence, the premiums it offers to each subscri.
Der are unparalleled, among which is an elegant
parlor chrome, price IS 90, and large and beau.
tiful steel engraving The Pic.Ncj worth $40.
Yearly, $500. Send for specimen copy CIV.
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THR LYcEUM BANNER. CHICAGo.-Lou H.
Kimball publisher: Mrs. H. +. N. Browne, ed
itor. This popular and progressive journal, for
She young, enters upon it. fifth year With the
first number for January 1871. l. is published
every other Saturday At one dollar per year, and
every yearly sabscriber receives, as premium,
copy Of the beautiful steel engraving, Mothers
Pet" Address Lyceum Banner, 1872 Madison
street, Chicago, II.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY Tor January has
arrived, and is, As usual, brmfnl of good music.
There are plenty of good voices and natural
singers, and not a few instrumental performers
among the readers of the FREE TRADER. We,
therefore, think We do real service by directing
them TO the above named musical publication.
In the December number :here are twenty pages
Of vocal music, both sacred and secular, and six.
teen pages Of instrumental music.
Single copies for sale and subsc riptons rsceiv.
cd by Osmsn & Hapemsn, Ottawa, lii.