Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25
The GRIaXy,

The GALAXY has now entered on the
eighth year OF its existence, under cir
cumstsnces OF unusual prosperity.
This Magazine has from the first occu-
pied a field entirely its own. The aim
of the GALAXY has been TO iiscuss
promptly every great subject which is
uppermOst in the public mind, and to
have the discussion carried on by our
ablest and best known men in each de-
partment.
These papers by conspicuous public
men, on national topics of importance,
will be continued, and will embrace con-
tributions from the mast prominent of
our living statesmen on questions of ma
tional interest.
Hon. Gideon Welles will several times
appear as the author of Political Remin-
essences OF the highest value and inter.
est.
Mr.. J. S. Black and the author of the
~"Desultory Sketches" Of politicians of
note will both cOntiRue to Engage the in
terest of the readers o; The GaLarV
Also other articles by our most prom
lAlCAL oN4lCcIlcB. WHICH L06 DuDllS0HEs
are not yet at liberty TO announce.
A new story, by j. W. DeForest. the
author OF 'Overland' and Kate Beau
mont" called the "Wetherel Affair"
Will run through the year 1873.
This serial, the first part of which 10
given in the December number, deals
Will characters and surroundings differ
ent from those hitherto treated by Col
DeFOrest, and it will command the un-
interrupted interest of the reading pub
lie, ever more than previous stories by
the same author. who is justly entitled
to the leading place among our Ameri-
can nove!ists OF to-day.
In the January number will appear
the first instalment of 3 new story. nv
Mrs. Annie Edwards, the author Of
fought w TO Visit Her?" "SteVen
Lawrence, YeOmsn,'' "Archie lowell"
'Susan Fielding" etc.
This story will be printed in The Gal
dTy from advanced MSS. forwarded by
Mrs. Edwards, and will be eagerly vel
coined by the thousands of admirers OF
the author who has won a leading place
among English noYslists.
A new novel, by Mr. Justin Mccarthy.
the author of LADY Judith" etc. will
also appear in The GGIary during the
year 1873.
A valuable series of papers will be
furnished by Carl Benson, under the
title Of Casual CogitatiOns," and will
inclnde the results OF the wide and varied
experience of men and. affairs which the
author has enjoyed.
Mr.. Richard Grant White, whose con
tributisns to The GdLdzyhas been missed
during the last year, will resume his
dis cussions OF pathological and ether
subjects in the volumes for 1873.
Mr.. Edward Crspsey, who's. articles
on ''ThS Neither Sids of New York;
have won for him SO desirable a position
as q faithful DISORDER of Low Ii 9 in the
Metropolis, has. As the principal politi
cal correspondent OF the New York
Times during the President Il
enjoyed rare opportunities for studying
the workings oil political machinery,
which he will use in a series of pictur
esque papers for The GALAXY, which will
we'll reward the attention OF all readers
Nj. Junius Henri Browne, aIrraIy
favOrably known to the readers OF The
GALAXY, will furnish q n"tsble series 81
papers on Women in their relations to
society and affairs. The first, which WI |
be published in the January number,
will be on "Women as C0mpaniunS."
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, who needs no
introduction 10 the friends of The Cal
airy, will be- regular contributor.
Mr.. Albert Rhodes. the author of the
Sketches in The GALAXY for the past year
on foreign people and their customs, will
add to those papers a further series OF
similar character.
These are a few of the features Of The
GALAXY for ls78 OF which the Publishers
can now maze positive announcement.
Arrangements are in progress for other
attractive articles, which will be duly
advertised.
The Scientific Miscellany" OF The
GdLG1y has proved so generally popular
that the Publishers seek tn make il still
more deserving Of the attention of intel
ligent readers. The department is pre-
pared by a distinguished scientist, whose
relations with b leading scientific men
OF England, and Europe generally, are
such as to enable The Galaxy to keep
abreast Of the latest facts.
In the department of literary criticism
The Galaxy will have the assistance of
some of the ~clearest and brightest intel.
lects in the country.
The Galaxy gives great care to the Sc
lection of short stories from the large
number offered its Editor, and makes
them . noticeable feature of the maya
zine.
The Galaxy Is edited with the incest
possible appreciation Of the public taste,
and seems fitted To meet the wants Of
every member of the family.
Fol he trihing expense of 800 per
year n may obtain in The Galaxy a
vast amountof instructive and entertnin-
ing reading; and, were this his only
source Of culture. n could not fall very
far behind the spirit Of the age.
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