The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14
Extraordinary Inducements 10 New Subscribers:
500 Pages for sI,OO &c.

The Publishers Of SCEIBSERs MONTHLY In their Prsspee
tus Just issued promise for the ensuing year brilliant
array Of contributors, and Increase In the variety and
beauty of its already conceded by the critic, to
be- 'nsr than any Wth sdUe hitherto appeared in aRy Amer
lean magazine"
Dr. HOLLAND the Editor will write the serial story
year, which will be sutob ographca In form, and will be H.
Illustrated b. Miss Hslock. IT is entitled ARTHUR BONI
CASTLE and will deal with Of the most din ut prob
lens Of American Life It will be in the Nove,n
Der Number.
There will be anew story by SAKE HOLM, THE ONE LEG
GED DANCERS.
BRET HARrE ne seH -iier Of ssors nou uvtne viii
contribute Characteristic story, entitled THE EPIC OF
FIDDLE7U WN, which will be illustrated by Sheppard
r. H. sToDDARD vii! write series of entertaining papers
| shout AUTHORS, THEIR Personal CHARACTERS.
| TICS. HONE LLFE. FAMILIES FRIENDS. WINS AND
| WAYS. A series OF PORTRAITS Of LIVING AMERICAN
VRTTERSis also promised.
CLAEEHcR Cook will write about FURNITURE AND THE
| DECORATION OF AMERICAN HOMES. These papers vii
be emineny practical a. well - artistic and will he iusra
led with designs and sketches artists addition
| 70 those which the writer himself will furnish.
Among those who will Contribute are:
HANS AEBERsRS, BRYANT BUSHNELL, EGGLRsroS, FRoupR
HIGGISsoH Bishop HUNTINGTON, BRET HARrH JOHN HAY
| II. H., AAcDoxALD, MITCHELL, Miss PHkLPs, STEDxAA
STOCKTON. sroDpARD, CELIA TnAxTRn, wARSER, wILxN
son, Mrs. wsrTSrY, besides host OF others.
The editorial control and direction Of the Magazine will
main 10 the hands OF Dr. HOLLAND who viii continue 70
INDEPENDENT says "dre more ,rdsy quoted than any snp1
papers IN any american magazine
WATSON GLIDER will write "7HE OLD CABINET" as
hitherto Prof. ols DRAPER conducts the Department
| MATURE AND StIENCE" The departments OF "ROKE
AND SOCIETY,"" and "CULTURE AND PROGRESS" will
engage the contributions Of more pens on both
sides OF the Atlantic. THE Waterman AND REFLECTION
ssys: "Sraer's Mon:hy for September bette, than uslai
'rhich ind'cdsd ness b,ai,s aud pubiish
ers money fors Ha5rias good enough bsrore" AMI
YET THE PtBLHSHRRS PROMISE TO MAKE ITSTYLL
BETTER FOR THE COk7NG YEAR,,
The Subscription pr!seis "a 90 year. with special rata
e 70 Ccrgymcu, Teachers and postmasers.
J The following
i EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
\, are offered to subscribers:
For eso0 the publishers will send, any Bookseller O.
Ncwsdcaer will supply the magazine for year. and tn
twelve numbers OF Vols H. and w. containing tho begin
ming OF Mrs. ophants Serial AT His Gates" for $780, tn
Magazine tor and the "a back numbers from the be
ginning fer t0 the Magazine for year. and the "a
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VIII give ncaty 500 pages OF the choicest reading with tn
Ansst Illustrations FOR slo nearly 5Dpages for dollar
and will enable every subscriber obtain the series from tn
VI | nrst.
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