The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
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FRANR LEaLIE,s cnIMNEY eoRNEI

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 FRANK LRaLIE's CHIMNEY e0nsEI
 fhl3 letuliful perip,Iieal. tho beH American Family Jnunml, Rtory Paper ani Home Friend. has boon the sucress ful iVai of all tho weekly journals fol ihe past tlittecn years, 1t gained a place in inc minds and hearts of ou people, and now tho name Of lts patron. k Legion. f .
 ThIs year the Chimney GpTcr seems tc he better than ever. It's spriul stnrlc~ nro of the most absorbing and li'oly character, of great power, true to lI!c and full of merit, taking wide range Of subjects to please every member of n hon8ehol-thG domestic story for the mother tho charming love tale for tho daughters, the moro dramatic for inc young mon, the solid novel for older readers, and then wp hnyo stirring adventure fer the boys and ialry-tHlc for tho childron.
 Habbcrton, Howard, Robinson, DcFor- est Benedict E. Annlo Frost, Annie Thomas Ettn W. Pierce, and othcr Cmi- ncnt writer's are its regular contributors, The subjects treated of are very varied. The Illustrations nrc profusc and they are all bcautltul. Short stories extreme ly Interesting are completed in each number while Biographies Adventures Essays, Fun Travels, Natural History, Lcgcnds, Anecdotes, Science, etc, make this publication one of the most enter taining In cXi~tcncc.
 ExquIsitc steel cngravings arc frc- qucntly given uwny to it's subscribers.
 The Chinmry Co,nw, sixteen pages, with eight pagc5 of Illustrations printed on fine paper, is published every Mon day, price only 10 cents; annual sub scription, sl, postpaid. Address your orders to Frank Lcslics Publishing House, 437 Pearl street, Now York.
 Frmk Lcsiic's Lody's J0naH lG pages, issucl weekly, contains excellent Pie lures and full descriptions of the vorl latest styles of ladies and chiIdrcn's wear; useful Information OH family top cs; select stories beautiful illustrations of home and foreign subjects; poetry; fashionaalc intelligence; personal chit chat; amusing cartoon on the fo4lie5 and roiblc5 of the day: sparks of mirlh, etc., etc. Frank. Lcslic's Ladys Journal io the most beautiful of all tie ladies papers. It should be found on the table of every lady ill the laad. Price, 10 cents copy; annual subscription, $I, postpaid.
 Trunk Lcsljr,s Popu'r MoMhiy has made rapid strides as the rival of many aspirants to public favor. Its contribu- tors are some of the best living writers. Every department of literature is repre- scented in it's columns. The amount oi instruction, entertainment and a!nllSC- mcnt afforded by the articles, essays, stories and general miscellany contained in the l2S quarto pages of each number of this publication has been well apprc- ciated, Every copy of tho Poputor Monthly is embcllishcd with over 1W' beautiful illustrations Being the cheap est periodical of the kind in existence, and at the same time one of the most select and universally welcome, it must continue to increase ill public farOr, anG rank with the publishers tSm,dsty -MGga- -thchighcst among all our American! monthlics. IL is published on the 15tl. of each month. Price, 9 cents num- Der; subscription, 8, postpaid, pcrycar. Address your orders to Frank Leslie, 53i Pearl street, Now York. , ... ..-.-,--
 Frank Lcslie's ,Smd,W Mtw.inc is a beautiful work. It will interest cducat- ed and cultivated minds as well as the most ordinary reader. It is the only Sunday masa i ,c published in this country. Every number has 12S pages filled with the most select and fascinat- ing literature, ranging from the sermon by tho Editor Or. C. T. Deems, pastor of the Church of the Strangers), to stir ring tales, general topics and essays, poetry, music, science, history, etc, in a great variet.-. Each copy of tEis has 100 exquisite cngravings of the most interesting character. II has reached q circulation and prosperity | such as mako it one of the marvcls of | periodical literature. It is indeed # beautiful work. Buy it and sec for yourselves. Single copies are only 2 cents and annual subscription price only 1 5, postpaid. Address orders to
 Frank LesIie's Publishing House,
 537 Pearl Street, New York.