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is the eldest and most popula
m of ths American Literary Magazines. Tn
,nmbsr for January, 1913, will be the first of th
35th voIdme. Its long and universally successful
:areer, from lis commencement with few hun
7fed subscrbsrs1 uutl tlro P-csenS rirpc rir4t4 n
has a circulation Of fifty thousand copies n6nth,
4 perhaps as good an evidence of its great and in
,~eas;rg merit as the publisher has Il in his power
" After To his old Subscribers, he trusts no as
',-a,ca are necessary of his determination 10
.ssr,sir It's prasent ascendancy over all the rival
..-;o5isa1s of the country. The engagement, dn-
.;Sg the mast wear, of such men as BRYANT, CooP-
.4 WA. IoNGFELLow, HoFFMAN, MANcUR,
||# of high reputation in the literary world, as
tIar contributors, in addition to previous list
bracIng many of the FIRST names IN me hation' is
II 4afirient guarantee that the work will contnue
&. he tho nri6riole medium of communication be-
tHeen the best authors and the public. Among
,k attractions of the thirty-ffth volume, viii be
A1sral Tales by Mr. J. f. Cooper, Mr. Grafton,


Holman. Mr. Herbert, Miss Leslie, MARY
ftrers.' Mrs. Ea1J1try, Mrs Etiet and Mrs Ste
'.efas: poems by Mr. Bryant, Mr. Dana, Mr.
Tthgflio,c. Mr. Street, Mrs SehG Smith, Mrs


g03d, and Mrs Sigourney; essays By M Fay,
81 Jones. Mr. Tuckern1an, Mr. Poe, etc. etc.


Here follows a more full list of the names OF
6strbutors. the most distinguished of the country


Ich we omit for want of room.


Praham's Lady's ana Dehtleman's magazine
1s been from its establishment more than any
.1er the favorita periodical Of tha greater sex.


Hpugh its plan does not entirely exclude articles


be most important character, such as have raj
1sH Backwood's and some other foreign journals


,her high influence and reputation, its pages


be Principally devoted 70 what's usually term


ght literature. twill be distinguished from


Pr publications Of similar aims by the literary


artistic meritof itscoAtents. While those of


p works are unknown or anonymous, the con-


ntors to this arc the most eminent authors of


age and countfy; the very creators, founders,