The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
81. NICHOLAS FOR
YOUNG FOLKS.
Attractions for 1875,

Atta aONekOhc AOH AcO "
No printed periodical can take the
place of.parent, pastor. o scho
teacher; but good magaziuec-
supplement- their work and inhu
yence to wonderful degree. In
view of this, it is not eStravsgan'
10 say that instead of "Can we af
ford to take St. Nicholas 2''-ths
question of every earnes, househo old
in English speaking countries. to-
6ay, should he Can We afford not
TO take the St Nichclas?'
The magazine, during It's eleven
happy years of existence, Under the
editorial charge OF
MARY MAPEs DorGE,
has grown familiar 10 hun dreds @
thousands Of ro9n: readers; and
their interest and Intelligent en-
loyment have constantly inspired
The editor and publishers to fresl,
effort. To-day its strength is in its
strength is in its wholesome growth,
ITS $: mpathy with young life. its
hearty recognition of the move
mcnt Of events. aud its steadily in
creasing literary and pictorial re-
sources. The followidg are some
of the good things already secured
TOR future numbers of the St Mich
oiss
His one fault" serial story
for boys. by the popular author, j
T TTrass&,ri,isc.
Personally Conducted lliustras-
ed papers on famous yiaces in Eu-
rope. By Frank L Stockton.
Historic Gir.s,' q companion Sc
ries to Historic Boys. BY L S
Brooks.
Ready for Business: suggestion
to boys about to choose an occupa
tion, based on personal interviews
with promident representatives of
various trades and professions By
G. Manson.
Driven Back to Eden, serial.
By Z Z Roe.
Talks For Young Folks seri
es Unpopular papers, by FL II Hell
en- Jackson).
Among the Law Makers: recol
lectons Of a boy page in the U. S.
Senate, containing much political
information. both instructive and
amusing. By Edmond Alton.
'Davy and tho Goblin very
funny serial story by new writer,
Cas- Carryl.
Short Stories by Louise NJ Alcott.
The Progress Of Invention
From Paia9uin to Parlor-c car:
From Gross bow to 100 ton gun,
etc Descriptive papers, Chas E
Bolton.
art Work for Young Folks: pa
pers on decorative handicraf, by
Chas 6 Leland.
Sheep or Silver 2 story of Tex
MS life, by the late Rev. FIN. Ill. |
Baker.
"A Garden of Girls, being six
short stories by girls, by six lead
ing writers
tales OF Two Continents: stories
of adventure, by II II Boyesen.
Cartoons for Boys and Girls, |
funny pictures, by St Nicholas Ar
fists.
From Bach to Wagner: brief. |
pointed biographies of great musi
clans. By Agatha Tunis.
Special papers by chosen writers,
including Mary Hallock Foote.
Joaquin Miller, Alice Wellington
Rollins, G r Bartlett. Harriet Pres
cott Spoford. Rev Washington
GLADDEN., Julia Schayer, Anna Lea
Merritt. W o Stoddarti. D Ker
Ernest Insersoll, Clara Z Clement,
Lieutenant Schwatka
The Illustrations will be the YER.
hest artists and engravers.-ard
there will be plenty cf them. In
the November and Decem;,er num-
befs are beautifu. Co,ored Fronts
pieces.
Buy the November number for
children. 1t costs only 25 cents,
and all book and news dealers sell
it. The subscription price is $500
a year, and now is just the time 10
subscribe. A free specimen, copy
OF the St. Nicholas wills be sent On
request. Mention this paper.
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