The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-02
LITERARY NOTICES.

Joy IL nearly as much as the young folks.
In fact, some parts of it, they enjoy
much more than the youngsters do.
The leading contents are:
A story of Russian life. Diamond
Backs IN Paradise, a "charming" snake
story; How Polly saw the Aprons grow;
The Story of old London Bridge;
The AstrOloger's Niece. A Legend of
Acadia; How a great Sioux Chief was
Named; besides the numerous pieces in
verse, 1.-THE Brownies and the Whale be-
ing especially relishable) and the vari-
Gus articles, rhymes, riddles, etc., un-
der the proper headings.
Put this Magazine into the hands of
the boys and girls if possible, and let it
displace the pernicious literature of the
wild" and ''bloody" order which is
corrupting thousands of boys.
The Esoteric, a magazine published
by the Esoterlc Publishing Co. Boston,
at so year, single copies Is cents,
is before US. Its aim is vast, high, and
good. as the prospect us Indicates:
ITO promote the highest mental and
interior embodiment of it's readers; en-.
deavoring at all times to impart a
knowledge of the New Illumination
and call fortha realization Of the object
Of creation, and mans mission and
possible attachments on EARTH"
Our readers can form an idea of the
subjects treated ny few Of the titles
Of articles: The Law of Persistent De-
sire or Prayer, The Art of Never
Forgetting, The Natural Path to the
Mount of Beatitude, Practical In
structions for Reaching the Highest
goal Of Human Attainment. Address
the Esoteric Publishing Co. AIS Shaw
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The Minneapolis Spectator for Janu-
airy 2lst is u whole illustrated volume,
16x22 inches in size, 20 pages. and sold
At S cents Il copy. The Spectator is
doing more to show to the world the
beauties and advantages Of Minneap-
oils than any two publications iii that
city. Besides it has recently taken
high rank AS a literary Journal, the most
popular writer's now contributing to
its columns. Joaquin Miller's in the last
number, on the California women, is
alive with suggestions of which even
the p ct himself does not know tie
import.
We congratulate Editor Dubois. of
the spectator, upon the success IF his
long and faithful! efforts to Iut the
Spectator abreast Of the best literary
and family illustrated journals in the
country.
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