The Van Buren press., 1878-04-23
Favorite Publications.

FRANK LrsLIR's CHIMNEY CoRSER.--Thls
beautiful periodical. the best American Fam
lily Journal and Story Paper and Home
Friend has been the successful rival of all the
weekly journals, for the last thirteen years.
1t gained place In the minds and hearts Of
our people. and now the name OF Its patrons
is Legion.
This year the Chimney Corner seems to be
better than ever. Its serial stories are OF the
most absorbing and lively character. Of great
power, true to life. and full of merit, taking a
wide range of subjects to please every menu
Der of the household-the domestic story for
the mother, the charming love-talc for the
daughters, the more dramatic for the young
men, the solid novel for Older readers, and
then we have stirring adventure for the boys,
and fairy tales for the children.
Hubhorton, Howard, Robinson. De Forest
Benedict, $. Annie Frost. Annie Thomas, Eta
w. Pierce, and other eminent writers, are Its
regular contributors. The subjects treated
of are varied. The illustrations are profuse,
and they are all beautiful. Short stories cx-
tremely interesting are completed In each
number. while biographies, adventures, es-
says. fun, travels, natural history. legends,
anecdotes, science, ETC., make this publication
one of the most entertaining In >istenco.
Exquisite steel engravings are frequently
given away to It's subscribers.
The Chimney Corner l6 pages, with pag-
es of illustrations, printed on fine paper, is
published every Monday, price only 10 cents
annual subscription. ST. postpaid. Address
your orders to Frank Leslie's Publishing
House. 537. Pearl Street. \
FRANK LEsLIE's LApy's JOURNAL, 10 pages,
issued weekly contains excellent pictures and
full descriptions OF the latest styles OF ladies'
| and children's wear; useful Information on
family topics; select stories; beautiful Illus.
| trations of home and foreign subjects; poe
try; fashionable intelligence; personal chit.
chat; amusing cartoons on tho follies and
fnibles of the day sparks Of mirth, eto., etc
Frank Lesle's Lady's journal Is the most
beautiful of all ladies' papers. II should be
found OH tho table of every lady In the land
Price 10 cents copy; annual subscription,
81 postpaid.
FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY has
/ made rapid strides as the rival of many aspir-
ants to public favor. Its contributors arc
| some OF the best living writers. Every de-
partmcnt of literature Is represented In Its
columns. The amount OF instruction, enter
tainment and amusement afforded by the ar
tieles, ESSAYS, stories, and general miscellany
contained in the Us quarto pages Of each
number Of this publication has been we'll APP
precated. Every copy Of the Popular
Monthly Is embellshed with over 100 beauti-
full illustrations. Being the cheapest period
ical of the kind In existence, and at the same
time one of the most select and universally
welcome, 1t must continue to increase In
public favor, and rank with the publishers
Sunday Magazine-the highest among all our
American Monthlies. 1t is published on the
18th of each month. Price % cents q mum
Der. Subscription So, postpaid, per year.
Address your orders to Frank Leslie, Pearl
Street, N. Y.
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE Is a
beautiful work. 1t will interest educated
and cultivated minds rs well as the most or
binary reader. 1t is the only Sunday maya
zine published In this country. Every num-
Der has lbs pages filled with the most select
and fascinating literature, ranging from the
Sermon by the Editor-Dr. G. +. Deems, pas
tor of the Church Of the Strangers-to stir.
| ring tales, general topics and essays. poetry
| music, fun, SCIENCE history. etc. In great va.
riety. Each copy of this magazine has loo
| exquisite engravings of the most interesting
character. 1t has reached circulation and
| prosperity such as make 1t one of the marvels
Of periodical literature, 1t IL, indeed, beau
tiful work. Buy it. and see for yourselves
| Single copies are only Is cents. and Annual
Subscription Price only So postpaid. Ad.
| dresss orders to
Frank Leslie's Publishing House,
537, Pearl Street. New York.