The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-25
WIDE AWAKE FOR 1882.

WIDE AWAKE FOR 1887.
make tie following announcement of leading
features Tor 1852:
From the Hudson to the Neva.
The materials Tor hundred tales Of adven:
ture are crowded into this one grand serlaa
story of travel, by David Ker. The author has
recently visited the countries where the action
e sas stSsy
into Borneo among the fierce and sorcery-lov-
ing Malays; hence all descriptions OF places
pesple. manners and customs are .,.ct 20 q
brilliant story Of adventure II 10 without one
able rival in current juvenile literature. This
story will be fully illustrated.
Their Club and Ours
ia a serial story by boy only fourteen years
old. The fun and adventures OF the 0ut.O,
school life Of . mixed school Of boys and girls
are Denoted with the gay touch Of q boy who
knows he has capital story TO tell ana enjoys
telling it. The story will have thirty-slx IL
lustratiOns.
A Long aisPano-RcmaR Story
OF the Second Century, by Rev. Edward Ever
EFT Hale, will be leading attraction Oh tne
Christmas Jan number, and will at once
take its place in the long line Of Mr. Hale's "a.
NOUS stories. Other brilliant writer's OF SHOT,
storis will contribute to the magazine d mr'g
I Han se Jackson ' jh. Il. ~. Mrs A. II. Diaz.
Somhie Nav Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, Sarah
Orne Jewett, Mrs. Lizzie w. Champnty, Nora
Perry, N. e w. s. SHrs. sher"ooo'' A"'n0'
Rich material from the Folklore Of all ma;
ti0ns has been given our best balladlsts anu
artists for series OF
illustrated Folklore Ballads.
In the way Of informing Little Citizens about
their future rights and responsibilities, wlde
Awake boldly takes the lead and does what no
other magazine for young folks has ever done
for its readers. Mr. Benjamin Vaughn Abbott,
in
The Travelling Law School,
will deal with American institutions and laws;
while Rev. E. E. HALE. in his TO-DAY "a
ners. will discuss in his vivid, dramatic way,
what ia tiuIely and important in the world
affairs from month TO month;
Some highly interesting papers, under the
quaint titles of Old-Iime COOKERY anu SUI, aYS u
have been written aad illustrated at one OF the
oldest New England homesteads
Short Stories from the Dictionary,
by Arthur Gilman, NJ. A., will tell the history
of certain words in way to suggest HOW 20
Use the Dictionary.
set of WILD FLOWER PAPERS, to be fully
illustrated from nature by Miss l.. b. huhph-
rey. Ill, =. .
Parlor COmedietta, running through three
numbers; Games, both for indoors and out, &C
comnanied by diagrar 8 and spirited illustra-
tions; and fresh ana humorous Studies OF
Country Life in pictures without seA' heg,n
Course of Readings, designed for cur young
folks who would like to read In thorough
manner about interesting and practical sub
jects. The magazine has been permanently
enlarged to admit this
New Educational Feat0re.
The reading course for 1882 includes the FOL
~ mo ORG
Magma Charta Stories, edited BY Arthur Gill
Ways to do things, by REV. C. R. Talbot,
"Shirlev Dare.'' &c.
Old Ocean, by Ernest Inger.oll
Travelling Law school, by Benjamin vaughn
Abbott.
Little Biographies,-Mu by Hezekial
Miscellaneous Papers on Natural History
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry
Geology, Botany, Ornithology, &c .,
Artists and Engravers have combined Il
produce finer illustrations than ever before,
very pleasant indication Of which may be gath
cred from the following
Delightful! EXtravasauce.!
Last Spring the Publishers Of Wide Awak.
offered American artists $3.50, in three CaSl
Prizes, for the three best drawings for frontis
pieces to the Magazine These Prize Fronts
pieces will appear in Wide Awake during 1881
The cash award of $3.50 o., and the cost OF en-
craving (nearly $780, more) amounting II
IOtal expense 10 SOUJU, IHdhc Aot iA@
picture, A-Maying, the most costly fronts
piece ever given in juvenile magazine.
The Music will be under the editOrship O
Louis c. Elson, and in advance of anything be
fore attempted.
Offer Extraordinary
The subscription Price of Wide Awake j
81 50 per year; and as a special liberality tn
Publishers have decided to give each new sub
scriber for 1882, whose name, with 81 Sd,
received before January LIST, the October, No
vember and December numbers Of this yea
free! Address
u. LOTHROP CO., Publishers,
Franklin ST., Boston.