The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-24
Wide Awake for 1882.

he Editors and Pubhp ners OF WIDE AWAKE
Msks the following anr ounceme Mt of leading
features for 1882:
FROM THE Hut son TO THE NEyA.
The materials 10 hundred tales OF adven.
lure are crowded INTO this one Grand story OF
raVei, ny DAVID aER The Editors do not hest.
.a.e 70 sAy that brilliant story Of adventure
~ \, - W.. o. able rival in current juvenile
h'sfS'a o. ~ Iis story will be fully illustrated.
THF .R CLUB AND OURS.
y serials DRY by a by only fourteen years old.
hs mn ID adventures OF the out-ofschool life
~ : mit school OF boys and girls are depicted
Win m CAV toncb ~ n hov who knows be has
APT Il story to tell and enjoys tellingit The
W ~ will have thirty-six illustrations,
A LONG HISPANO ROMAN STORY
q the second century, by Rev Edward Eyefett
U ale, wall be the leading attraction OF the Carst.
' las JAM number and will at once IKE its
place in the long line OF Mr.. Hale famous
stories. Other brilliant writers Of slort stories
will contribute to the magazine dus,ng the year:
Mrs. A. u. T. Whitney, Mrs Hele'. Hunt jackson
,"H. ~, Mrs. A. n. Diaz, s,phie May. Mrs.
Rate Cannot Wells, sarah Cins Jewett, Mrs.
Lizzie W. Chsmpney, Nora Perry, NJ. Y. W. y.
Mrs. sherwoodl, Author II Honor Bright"
Rich material from the folk.Lo OF all na.
tons has been given .ur best balladists and
artists for series OF
ILLUSTRATED FOLKLORE BAL
LADS.
In the way OF informing Little Citizens about
thor future rights and responsibilities. WIDE
AWAKE boldly takes the lead and does what no
other magazine for young folks has ever done
for its feAaers. Nj. BENJAMIN Vaughan Abbott,
in
THE TRAVELLING LAW SCHOOL,
will deal with American Institutions and laws,
while
Rev, T. r. Hale, in HE to. day Papers, will dis.
cuss IN ME vivid, dramaiis way, What ~ timely
and important 10 the wor' d's sfairs from month
to mouth.
some highly interesting papers, under the
quaint titles OF
OLD TIME COOKERY AND A SUIT OF
HOMF.SPUN.
Short Stones from the Dictionary, by Arthur
Gilman, NJ. A. Miss f.arris has prepared most
charming st Of
WILD FLOWER PAPERS,
10 be fully ilIus;rAied from nature by Miss l.. d
Hump1rer Among the more amusing features
will be a pAIlor CoinedisttA, running through
three numbers; Gsriss. both Tor indoorsan ont
accompanied by diagrams and spirited iilustia.
tions; and frssh ard humorous Studies OF
couptry lAfe in pictures ~iihout text
NEW EDUCATIONAL FEATURE
The Reading Course for 1852 includes the fol-
10 sing series (I2 pa pers each:
Magma Charta st'riss, edited by Arthur Gil
man N A.
Ways 70 do thingt, by IeS. @. Il. Talbot.
Shirley Dare" &c.
Old Ocean, by Ernsst lnrers0Il
Travelling law school. ny Benjamin Vaughan
Abbott.
L,ue Biographies = N esie. by Hezckiah Bot.
tersDrtl.
Health and Strength Papers. by able authors.
VIVA, TO do abou; u. by the Wise bli ctbitd.
Miscellaneous Papers en- Natural History.
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy chsn3siry. 0e.
o.ogy, Botany, Orniiholigh, etc.
Artists and kngrsrsrs have cofnbtnsd 10 pro-
ducs aner illnsiratDus than ever befne.
The Music viii be under the edit rship OF
Louis q. Elson. and in advance of any hing be.
lore ATTEMPTED.
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