Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-19
1.-The best Juvenile Magazine ever
published in any land or language"
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
AN ILLUSTRATED
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
ron 30 rs .aHiD GIRLS.
Edited BY J. 7. TR0WBRIDGE and LUCY LARCOA

RUR YOUNG FOLKS holds undisputed
- the foremost rank amOrg magazines for Boys
and Girls. The variety and excellence of its Sto-
| Iles Sketches of ravel and Discovery, Papers on
Scientific and Industrial TOPICS, Poems a others
diversified Literary Contents. render it both in
structive aud entertaining, ard win for it the ear
ty favor Of those who read for amusement or for
profit The number and superiority Of its pictures
gIveit additional value and attraction.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS FOR 1872.
VIII be fdlIy cqral to the best Of the seven vol
umes already published. The leading Serial Story
will be
4 Chance for Himself. ByJ. T. Trowbridge
This story will relate the fortune Of boy, who
after various hard experiences in which fate
seemed to be against him, finally has a. a chance
for himself Some Of the characters that figured
in 4" Jack Hazard " will reappear here. Mr. Trow-
bridgF's sufficient guaranty that this story
will be of the highest order Of interest and excel
lence.
Crus0e EXCe. Fly Rev. R. D. CARTER.
This is true story Of boy cast a.vay An Is
Of nceanica and lates facts no less surprising
fascinating than those of Robinson CrusOe or the
Swiss Family Robinson. 1t will run through seve-
raj uumbcrs and will be fully illustrated.
Sketches OF Natural History. By HAIR
vEY WILDER, c. A. STEPHENS. and others.
The value and readableness Of the sketches here
tofore given By these writer's of Bears, Wolves,
Monkeys, Elephants, etc.-iniicate the character
of those to be anticipated in the coming volume.
Scientific Articles. Hseries of attractive
papers on POPULAR SCIENCE, full Of i..forma
ton and curious interest. By Prof. y. W.
CLAIKs Author Of "A Lump of Charcoal - etc.
AUGUSTUS HOLMES, and otherw eli known writes.
short and Lively Stories. BY Miss E. S.
pHELPs, Mrs. A VI. DTAR, q. 4. stephens, Eliza
beth hilhan, Aun, Fanny and others.
Cur YO1uE Contributors have furnished
a very attractive department the past year, and
will probably make 1t even better for the year to
The Evening lamp will be filled with va
riety of curious games, -Enigmas, Puzzles, Re
buses &c Mr.. G. q. Bartlett, whose genius
70. amusing has been fully proved in OUR IoCNG
FOLKS ami 10y his public exhibitions, will deS-
eribe some of his unique entertainments. 5.
ANNIE FROST will furnish some capital Char
AIDES.
Our Letter BOX. which has proved so popu-
lar a department, will be carefully attended to-
The Editors will answer Inquiries from their
readers, give them such couuse Ell or encourage
ment as seems needed, and talk familiarity with
them on interesting literary, scientific, social,
moral, a miscellaneous topics.
picture Stories" and Prize Puzzles
and Oh esfiOns, will give additional attrae-
traction to the magazine.
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