The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

HCErE'sMAGAzISy PoE BoYs AND GIRLS Fols
lSIl.-Tlc conductors OF Burkes Weekly Tor
Boys aid Girls. IL response to- very generally
expressed wish have determined. with the rev
wear, to change the character Of that publication
in,oa FiRsT-ClAsS MoSTHLY MAGAZINE for
the BOYS ln:l Girls of the South Gratefully
appreciating the remarkable E.vor bestowed on
their Weekly. aud ;le rlany expressions OF en-
tire .aiisf.csiou which have reached them from
nli quarters. they are satisfied that their paper
has supplied want long felt at the South, amd
that a weli-couducted Magazine. ofhigh moral
tone, fled with contributions from the best
writers. and embrace s large amount OF va: IT,
able information. can bc made highly attractive
10 youthful minds. without the adventiIions and
pcrnicious aid OF sensational literature.
The same writers WHO have aided 10 making
the weekly so wonderfully popular. will con-
tribute TO the Magazine The first number viii
contain he opc: Ing chapters o:a new story by thr
author Of. Big Foot Wallace; Jack Dobell."
ETC. entitled The lndiarS "t DIrt-Dauhc!s =
Ncs:: Tale OF the SeInino!es-told IN NJ.
Duvars best style.
All of the old and popular features Of the Week y
will lie retail, d in the new Magazine The edit;
will Lold his mouthly chats with little readers
l;.d correspondents through the Letter Bag. aud
the Chimney Corner will continue TO be cToHGed
with EebuseS Char"deS. Enisulas, Puzzles. etc
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THE LADY's FRIEND FOR FEBRUARY,
1871 This is a very handsome number. not
falling behind tina; for january in any
respect IEdccd we prefer the leading s'ec!-
plate, the three earnest faces bent over The
Letter" are so suggestive The Fashion
Ilatc is beautiful aud stylish. and :he co.ored
pattern for Tidy VII please industrious
Young ladies. Then there is = very natural
picture of Farm>Yard in February, and
some attractive costumes for Ealkin@ and
skating and riding. A plate of winter fash.
ions for girls and one for boys will be intcr>
cStinS 20 mothers. There are numerous de-
signs for winter garments, patterns for which
are supplied on application: and the ork-
Table Department is very rich in captivating
fancy work. The stories and poetry, as
usual, ure unsurpassed for excellence and
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TUE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE With spread Of
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genc- the dcmald upon editors for lite rntur c
which shall be instructive as well as amusing. Is
ever greater and greater. The immense success
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al unlimited class Of readers who are willing to
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thought The February number is 1T band. and
contains nearly twenty excellent artic es. besides
the Editorial Department.. There is also very
fiue portrait of General Tr"cini, the "sterE.
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The GALAXY Cor February is received, and
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