The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-17
FavOrIIe Publications.

FRANK LEsLIE's CHINSEY CORNER -
This beautiful periodical. the best Amers
lean Family journal, Story paper and
Home Friend, has been the successful
rival Of all the weekly journals for the
past thirteen years. II 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 wide range of
subjects to please every member of a
household-the domestic story for the
mother, the charming love~tale for the
daughters, the more romantic for the
Young men, the solid novel for the older
readers, and then we have stirring adj
venture for the boys and fairy-tales for
the children. -
Habberton, Howard, Robinson. De
Forrest, Benedict, s Annie Frost, Annie
Thomas, Eta w. Pierce, and other emf
nent writers, are itSregular contributors
The subjects treated Of are very varied
The illustrations are profuse and they
are all beautiful Short stories extreme
ly interesting are completed in each
number, while Biographies, Adventures
Essays, Fun, Travels, Natural History,
Legends. Anecdotes, Science, etc, make
this publication one Of the most enter
| tanning in existence.
Exquisite steel engravings are frequent>
ly given away TO its subscribers.
The Chimney Corner" sixteen pages,
..:'h eight pages OF Illustrations, printed
on nue. paper, lspublished every Monday,
price ouiy 10 cents; annual subscrip-
| tons, 81, postpaid. Address your
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FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's JOURNAL, l6
pages, issued weekly, contains excellent
Pictures and full descriptions Of the very
latest styles OF Ladies and Children's
wear; useful information on family top
les; select Stories; beautiful illustra-
lions of Home and foreign subjects !;
poetry fashionable intelligence; per.
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fOllies and foibles Of the day; sparks Of
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Journal" is the most beautiful of all
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Price 10 cents a copy; annual sukscrip~
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FRANK LEsLIE's PoPULAR MONTHLY has
made rapid strides as the rival of many
aspirants to public favor. It's contribu-
tors are some of the best living writers.
Every department Of literature Is repre-
scented in its columns The amount OF
instruction, entertainment and amIse~
ment afforded by the articles, ESSAYS
stories and general miscellany contained
IN the ~, quarto pages of each number
OF this publication has been well appre
ciated. Every copy Of the Popular
Monthly" is embellished with over 100
beautiful Illustrations. Being the cheap
est periodical Of the kind in existence.
and at the same time one on the most
select and universally welcome, It must
continue to increase in public favor, and
rank with the publishers SUNDAY Mag
azIne"-the highest among all our
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the 18th Of each month. Price, - cents
a number; subscription 50, postpaid, per
year. Address your orders to Frank
Leslie. j37 Pearl Street, New York.
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MACHINE is a
beautiful work. II will interest, educate
aud cultivate minds as well as the most
ordinary reader II IL the only Sunday
magazine published in this country
Every number has 1913 pages filed with
the most select aud fascinating literature
ranging from the sermon 10y the editor
DR. Z. F. Deems, pastor Of the Church
Of the S;raugers) to stirring tales, gem
eral topics and essays, poetry, music, fun.
science, history, etc, in great variety.
Each copy Of this Magazine has 100 ex,
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ing character. 1t has reached a circula-
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FRANK LEsLE's PURLIsHISG House,
537 PearlStreet, New York.
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