The Newtown bee., 1878-05-30
Fayofite Publications.
FRANK LngLTE's oHIMNnY coRHR

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 FRANZ LEsLTE's CHIMNEY CORNER
 Tbis heaanfm periodical the bost Amerlcan Family Journal, Story pnper, and Homo Fuond, has been tho si,caoss- | ful rival of all the 'weosly journals for the past thlrtcen years, IL gained n place in the minds and hearts of our ! people, and now the name of lts patrons Is Legion.
 This year the Chmney Corner scoHs to be better than ever. It's serial stories are of tho most absorbing and lively character, of great power, trUe to life and full of mcrIt taking wide range of subjects to please every mcubor of q hou5ohold-tho domestic story for the mother, the charming love tale for the daughters, the more dramatic for tho young men, the solid novel for older readers, and then wo have stirring adventure for the boys aud fairy-Jale for the children.
 Hnhbcrton, Howard Robinson DoFor est Benedict, $, Annie Frost, Annie Tlomas, Eltu W, Pierce, and other omi- ucm writers, arc it's regular contributors, The subicrts Ircata of arc very varied. The Illustrations are p"ofuse and they are all beautiful. Short stories extreme ly interesting are completed iu elrh number, while Biographies, Adventures, Essays Fun, Travels, Natural History, Lc-ruds Anecdotes, Science, etc.. ma&" this publication one of the most enter taiuing in existence.
 Exquisite steel cngravings are ire quenty given away to it's subscribers.
 The Chimney Cm7r,I sixteen pages, with eight pages of Illustrations, printed on fine paper, is pubji-hed every A[on- day, price only l0 cents; annual aub- suiptiou, Sl, postpaid. Address Eom orders to Frank Le,lie'a Publishing House 437 Pearl street, New York.
 FlnGik Le<!~'* LnCly's Jotuh lopaEr+. issued weekly, contains excellent lie turcs and fuIl descriptions of the very latest styios of ladies and chiidrcne wear; useful information on family tup- ics; aclectst0i'io4; beautiful Illustrations of home and foreign su;ierL7; poetry: fashionable iotclli@ence; personal c}li.- chat; amusing cartoon or tho lo}lir5 aHn foibles of inc day: sHar!,+ of lniIth, ctc., ctc. Fraul; Lc5lie's Lady's JouriW i- lhe most bnlujilul of all the ladies papers, Ii shouid hc found on the tabI, of every Iady in the Iaa4. Price, i couts a copy; annual subscription, Sl postpaid.
 Frank Leq'ir's Popl'ar .UoaHJy has made rapid strides a5 the rjyal of many aspigaata to public fayor. H. conlibu, tors age some of the best living writers Every department Of literature i5 repre- sentcd in it's columns. The amount ol instruction. entertainment and aIausc- ment afforded by the articles, essays stories and general miscellany comtaineu in tbc 125 quaTto pages of each nuMbei of tiis publication has been well apprc- ciatcd, Every copy of the Popadty M0athly is cmbellishcd with over 1Ui 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 in public favor, and rank with the publishers Sund,y Mtgn- @iae-tho highest among all OFF American monthlies. It is published on the l5tb of each month. Price, D cents a num- Der; subscription, B, postpaid per year. Address youromcrs to Erani, Leslie, 537 Pearl street, New York.
 Frank LceIie'8 Smd,y NGga-iRe is q beautiful work. l. will interest cducat- ed and cultivated minds as well as the most ordinary reader. It is the only ouiddS hi"G" 't PHDII0ICN III Llli- country. Every number has 12S pages filled with the most select and fascinat- ing literature. ranging from the sermon by the Editor Dr. c. T. Deems, pastor of the Church of the Suangers) to stir ring tales, general topics and essays poetry, music, science, history, etc., ii a great variety. Each copy of this magazine has 1G0 exquisite cngrayings of the most interesting character. Ii has reached a circulation and prosperity such as make it one of the malvels of periodical literature. It is indeed beautiful work. Buy it and sec fer yourselves. Single copies arc only 9 cents, and annual subscription price only s, postpaid. Address orders to
 Frank Lesiia's Publishing House,
 537 Pearl Street, New York |