The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-25
Littell's Living Age.

weekly magazine OF s'Itv-fsIr pages, THE
LIvIsG ACE ri e, than three and a quarter
! thousand doubla-cclumn octave pages OF reading
matter yearly, forming four large volumes II
presents in inexpensive form, considering its
great amount Of matter, with freshness, owing 10
its weekly issue, and With a satisfactory complete
ness attempted by no other publication, the best
Essays, Reviews, Criticisms, Taies, Poetry, rel
ntific, Geographic Eisro cal, and Political In
formation. from the entire body OF Foreign Peri
obi, al Literature
a NEW SERIES
Was begun Jan. I, 1873, with entirely new Tales,
already ,mbrseing Serial and Short stories by dis
tin. uishsd English, French, German, and Rus
Ian authors; viz Lord Lytton tcu!werJ, Erck
III am Chair an, Ivan Turguenief, Miss Thack-
cray, Mrs OliphaBt, Friz Reuter-. Mrs. Parr TAU
thor OF Dorothy Fox Julian Kavanau2h, ac-
During the coming year, as hsretoforo. the
choicest serial and short stories by tine Leading
Foreign Authors will be given, together Nth
amount unapprozch.d by any other periodical In
the world. oil the best literary ard scientific mat
ter Of the day, from the pens Of the above named
and other fore most Essayists Sci -ntists. rites.
DISCOVERIES, and Editors, repr' sentins every de-
partment Of knowlsdse and progress
The importance Of The LIVING AGE 10 every
M --.s-n reader, as The only complete well
frs n mpila;ion OF a generally mace sbe but
indispensable current ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
cause il embraces the productions OIL the abb. 81
living writers in all bra inches Of Literature Science
Art, and Politi lis suihcen:iy indicated by the
following
''Repr duces the best thoughts OF the best uaiods
Of the civilized world, upon all topics of living in
Ierest."-Philadelphiz Inquirer.
''In 0 other single publication can there be
found 30 much Of sterling literary exeellence.''-
N. Y. Evening Post.
''The best Of all eclectic publications. '-TheNa-
ton, New York.
'And the cheapest. monthly that comes
every week The Advance, Chicago.
''The ab,est essays, the most entertaining sto-
ries the finest poetry Of The English Language, are
here gathered together. '-llliEois State JoU rnaf
with il alone q reader may fairly KEEP up
with all that il important IN the literature, history,
politics and sc.ence Of tie day. The Ne hoiist,
New York.
sin view Of all the eompe'o rs in the Geld. ]
should certainly choose The Living Age. Key
Henry Ward Beecher.
Has 70 equal in any country. "-Phila- Pres.
"Indi-pensab.e TO every who desires a
thorough compendium tf all that Is admirable ana
noteworthy in the literary ~Orld."- Poston r ct
The LvIvs ACE Is sent year fJ2 numbersi,
pc ipaid on re ipi o, q or SIX copies for $50.
rgEXikA.OFF. kS FOR 1874.
To new bseribers, now RENTING - for the
year ls1i, the last ak numbers Of 1873 IL BE- sent
gratis; or, 10 those wishing to begin with the
NEW SET les, the numbers Of 1875 and 1 - tIOI
urmbersl, will be sent TOR els; or, 10 those prefer
ring, the publishers make following
CsaJ PSc>s or The Bet Home end Fore gn LITERATURE
t''Poesessed Of The Living Age and one OF other
oil our yivAeous Amer An mon. hiies. ubscr!ter
will 6nd himself in command Of the Whole sitaa-
ton. :" Phi aielphia Baie-in
Fur so any On. Of The American - Npnthii.s
(ar Harpers Weekly Bszaar, Api i-ton ;
Journal " .ekiy) is sent with the Living A.e for
q year or, for 50. The living Age AMI scr.bner's
81. Niehn as; or. for s. %, The living age and
Id.lress LITTELL GAY, Bos On.
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