Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-23
AFTER THE FIRE.

Exhibitions, and Public Occasions,
The October number of this popular
Magazine (Which was destroyed by the
great Chicago fire, when all ready to
mail, has been reprinted, and has just
reached us. AS its subscription list
was burned, the Publishers request us
to ask their subscribers to send their
address, stating what numbers were yet
due them, and to remit their subScrlp-
uon for next year Let all teachers and
pupils subscribe NOW, for the School
Fcsiival--lhey all need it. 1t costs only
50 cts. a year, in advance, or IS cts.
for a single number.
The Publishers were very heavy
losers by the great fire, but they do not
propose to allow their subscribers to
lose anything.
Send by mail, to ALFRED l., SEwGLL
& Co., Publishers, Chicago, III.
INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT FIRE. --
Send, by mail, fifty cents to Alfred l..
ScweI, Publisher, Chicago, ILL.,, and
receive, postpaid, copy Of his cloth
bound book Of Incidents OF the Great
Chicago Fire.
BALLou's MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-Ihc
December number Of this popular
magazine Is out and lor sale Al all the
news Icpois in thc.countY. 1t is a
capital issue, and has more reading o..
real value and interest than any pub,IcN-
ton OF It's class in the country. Noe one
can TAIL 10 be interested in "BaiIou $
Magazine, 81 for the simple reason tia.
the publishers cater to the tastes OF all,
and not to one class alone, as many
serials do. Now is the time TO star,
clubs for thcnewycar. Address Ihomes
& Talbot, % Congress ST., Boston.
YOUNG AMERICA, a joy TO our juycn-
lies, and the admiration OF parents, has
completed another year. In its very
useful career we have no doubt its Old
patrons will continue, and new ones will
flock to Unsteady Support, as it IS one
of the many of our juvenile publications
that fills all the requirements we desire
in such book, while the small price,
81 per year, or the liberal inducements
for clubs, puts it within the reach of all
families, w. Jennings DcmorcSt,
Publisher, S3S Broadway, n, y,
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
December, like a staNnch friend, is
again at our side, with its overlooking
measure OF good things for Christmas,
and abundant promises of even better
for the future, which we promise will
be well fulfilled. Published by W,
Jennings Demorest, S3S Broadway, \,
\. Terms So year.
The GALAXY for December is capital
number Among the contents are
adventures of the Duchessc De Berri,
Mother of the Count De Chambord =
"BIack Friday :" 'In a Hospital :
"Weather Prognostics by the People :
Captain Horstall's Romance ;" "lhc
Eustacc Diamonds = "Admiral Far
ragut and New Orleans etc, The
subscription price Of The GALAXY is
81 year. The usual reduction to
clubs is offered. SHELDON & Co., 677
Broadway, n. y.
The NURSERY a monthly magazine
lor Youngest readers is on our table for
December This magazine is illustra-
ted every month, and has choice read
ing in prose and poetry Gorthe wee folks.
Terms 81, 50 per year, John /. Shorey,
IS Bloomfield st.. Boston.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for December
is full of the extraordinary attractions
of the season. Besides the fashion
plates and engravings dear to the
heart Of the "women folks" are steel
engraving "BashtNl Boots and a
wood engraving "Out in the storm,
the latter unusually good, The table
of contents includes "Out in The Storm,
"Bashful Boots" "The White Hya
cinth, ""Miss ShakeSpeare's Earrings
and other pieces. The publisher prom
ises five copyrighted Noyclcts during
the next year and offers liberal premi
ums to gettcrs up Of clubs. Price s.
per year. Charles J. Peterson, pub
Usher, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadel
phia, Penn.