Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-19
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ne dgeHfS' 7st0fd IOt January Is q
very interesting number. Its publisher
Is dong splendid work in his war on
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Choite Literature is the title of a
monthly magazine of a character some.
what similar 10 the well-known Eclectic
and Littel's Liring dye, only at a re.
ducton OF cost SO startling as to make
one mavel-only IS cents a year,
though each number contains nearly
one.half as much as one Of the four
dollar magazines. The January num-
Der contains articles by Prof. Proctor,
Samuel Smiles, Count De Fable, the
Bishop of Carlisle and Vernon Lee.
Specimen copy sent free on request.
John B. Alden, Publisher, IS Vesev
Street, New York.
Tile Ezses1r Li6ra,y. is unique lit
tie semi-weekly magazine under this t.
tie has begun publication in New YORK.
Each number is to contain complete
literary gem, characteristic specimen
of the best production of the brain OF
the author who is represented. The
numbers taken together will form
beautiful little cyclopedia Of the worlds
choicest literature. Price only two
cents number, or S. year. Num-
Der one contains Washington Irving's
delightful story of Rip Van Winkle,
Number two, Canon Farrar's graphic
story Of 1.-The Burning of Rome, and
the persecution of the early Christians
under Nero" Other numbers follow.
ing are: 1.-The Sea-Serpent's of science"
by DR.. Wilson; Tennyson's 'Enoch
Arden" Goldsmith's deserted Vii
lage, "The Traveller etc. Specimen
copy sent free ON request. John B.
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thousands rather than the dimes of the
Millions of his countrymen who take
lelight in his memory. The very,
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'apers." with brilliant sketch of the
life of Irving by the poet, R. H. Stod-
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,ages, is just issued and the publisher
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'ork.
LihslFs Lining Ass. The number =,
f the Living Age for the week ending i
an. 18th, the second number of the !,
ew year, contains: The Primitive Pol 7
y of Islam, Contemporary Rea1ev; ,
'homas Carlyle's Apprenticeship, t
'fohtM Reuiew; -Four Months in I
lorocco, Blaekaood; The Factors !
hooting. BAaekaoOoS; A Relic of Swift
nd Stella. Temple Bar; No New 1
'hings. Coruhill; Baboo English, y
hambsrs' Journal; An Autumn Flood. y
Z James Gazette; with choice poetry @
nd miscellany. Q
A new volume began with the first a
umber of January. affording conve- I
lent opportunity fo1 beginning new Y
description. For fifty-two numbers "
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ian $500 pages a year J, the subscrip- O
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le publishers offer to send any one of Il
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9th postpaid. Littell & Co, Boston a
e the publishers. s
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