The People's vindicator., 1875-01-30
For 1875.

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WOODS household MAGAZINE.
1t is the intention Of the conductors of
this Magazine to still further make it a
model Of literary and mechanical excel
lencc, and, with this view, no advantage
will be neglected which either talent or
capital can command to render each is
sue au agreeable and instructive compeu-
dunn Of
POPULAR READING.
Its pages will be devoted to popular
literature, science, art, education and So
cial development. Its characteristic fea-
ture is comprehensiveness The manu-
scripts nov on hand, and others cspecia :
ly engaged, embrace an unusually attrac-
tive list of Descriptive Sketches of Tray
a, Serial Stories, Tales Poems, Papers on
Science and Art, Popular Essays, Narra-
tives. Literary Criticisms, Fashions, etc,
together with q variety of able and in
tcrestins articles upon the Important
Questions Of the Day. A large proper
ion Of the articles, especially those des-
criptive of travel, will be
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
The pictorial embellishments of tho
Magazine hereafter constituting one Of
its most attractive features.
The purpose Of the Publishers is to fur
nish 4 periodical which shall be instruc.
tive in The Household, The Library and
The Reading Room, giving an abundance
Of entertaining and popular literature
and information for both old and young,
carrying light, comfort and good nature
into every family, and making it accep-
table for the whole HousehOld-father
and mother, boys aud girls, youn. men
and young women.
The Illustrated Household Magazine
includes several Distinct Departments,
each under competent and efficient man
agement, viz:
l. Sketches-consisting of Descriptions
of Travel and Adventure, Serial Stories,
Tales and Narratives, lavishly and ap-
propriately illustrated.
2. liscellany-male up of brilliant cx-
tracts from new books, highly entertain
ing sketches of notable persons and
things from tho best Forei gu Pablica-
tions, Poems and Papers on Science and
Art.
3. Editorial Department-in which 10
given brilliant essays upon 4 wide range
of subjects; social topics discussed and
current incidents and doings glanced at.
+. Fashion Departmcnt-c0ntaining a
resume of the Paris, London aud New
York Fashions, illustrated with engra-
wings Of tho latest styles.
5. Literary Notes-devOted to reviews
and criticisms Of new books and general
information.
6. Children's Department-furnishing
instruction and entertainment to the
Boys and Girls, and those older people
who have young hearts. 1t is emhelish-
cd with high class illustrations of
Natural History, Wonderful Scenery and
rare incidents.
7. Housekeepers Department -cou-
prising information and recipes, many of
which are original and published for the
first time, all collected from the most
authentic sources.
1t will be the constant aim Of the
Household Publishing Company to make
THE ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD
MAGAZINE in the future, as Woods
Household Magazine has been in the
past,
THE BEST DOLLAR MONTHLY PUB.
LISHED,
sparing neither effort, trouble nor ex-
pense in securing the Best Writers as
contributors, and the Best Artists to pro-
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