The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-14

issued every week is
one of the most beau
tifulkJ Journals in the'
world. Ii has twenty
large newspaper pages
and contains a great
number of splendid En-
tgrauings, finely printed,
and of highly pleasing
and instructive charsc.
ter. A single volume of
Hearth and Home con-
.tains about S2J,OOO:
roorth of such engrav-
ngs. 1t has ALSO
vast amount of the
choicest reading care
fully prepared interest
ing, and packed full of
instruction. With
derate amount of rural in
formation for the Farm
and the Garden, it contains
excellent Editorials the
various topics of the day,
which give the sreader
practical and useful infor-
nation, and render him
Intelligent Nothing of a
Sectarian politicaAbias
is introduced. Hearth and
Home has a capital
Household Department
winch viii auiieh. and
greatly aid every House
keeper This department
isalone worth many Dol
lars every year, often every
week The Chitiren's
Department, Edited by Mrs
Mary r. Dodge, with many
Assistants, is of supassug
interest to all the little PEG
pie. Indeed, every Parent
better pay $40 or 800 year,
than not to have his child
supplied with this
paper. 1t is hardly equaIed
in the world. Then the
paper has great variety
of interesting and nstruo
tive miscellany, tuR or
useful information to all
CLASSES, including Art, Sci
ence, Literature, descrip-
items of how various things
are made, etc, etc. The
News Department tells,
clear condensed way
what is going in the
world to make the
reader intelligent without
wading through great
of material. The
Reliable New from the
Crops, the Markets, etc, is
of great value TO all pro-
ducers, and all who deal in
produce etc. N. b.
careful estimate shous that
single u0lupie Of Hearth
aud Home contains The
amount Of frst-rate
reading matter 81
Books Of The acreage size
AT those sold . EACH
Yet, owing to its largecir-
culation, the Publishers
are able to supply it at the
to,o price of So year; or
four copies, at Bats each:
ten copies, at $3.50 each.
You should try it. Consid-
er1ng its real value 1t is
the Cheapest Journal
in the World. j. is
impossible for any person
to read this journal year
without getting useful
hints and suggestions that
will repay him scores of
Dollars. Try it,. ass
American Agricul-.
turist, issued monthly,
is of a similar character
Hearth and Home, though
entirely different in it's en-
cravings and reading
ter and has less of current
,ews 1t is full of useful
Information for every man
Woman, and Child, in City
Village and Country Each
Number has A great pages
and careful estimate
shows that 1t contains as
much printed matter as
IS Books. costing 81
each. Yet ON accounted
its immense circulation
SURPRISING that of any
other similar journal in
the world, it is supplied
to regular subscribersi
for only $l.50 year,or
four copies for IS. More
thana Milton People con-
stantly read this Journal
with profit and delight, 1t
reliable full of
useful information, that it
is hardly possible for any
to read the American
Agrtcutturist year with
out getting hints and sug-
gestions that will pay back
many Dolarst If 70
have it not try it year
1t is just entering the
3Oth Annual Volume and
is the time to begin
n. II. ~. B.-Hearh and Home and American Aori.
saurist. sent together, year, for emily 81 The
contain during single year about 49,. 900
orth OF excellent ENGRAvINGs, and careful estimate
nows that their contents equal to 122 Books the
rrd9e size OF those sold at 81 each. Here, then you
ct for "a, as much you could in spending S122 In
ooks!! !! Every one is invited to examine these Jour
als-to give them years trial The Publishers feel
that every who does will only greatly
leased but greatly PROFTTED TRY THEM.