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April %, 1919. 6-iam
: National Magazine
LITERATURE, ART AND FASHION
era Eaaal's Eady,s and Gcy,-
tlensnaEa's Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1913.


:, EDITORS. :.


J. FENNIMORE COOPER. RICu,s
| III. DANA, WIN. CULLEN BR YANT.
/ IL. w. LONGFELLOW,. CHARLES


+. HOFFMAN, L. G. GRATTAN.
IHRAHAM'S is the oldest and most ponular
~ OF the American Literary .1Iagazines. Tba


number for January, I643. will be the FIRST Of the


5osh volume Its long and universally successfIl
career, from its commencement with few hun


aFed suoscrioefs, nntil the present time, when il


has circulation of fifty thousand conias n, month


perhaps as good an evidence of fits great and in,


ereaslng merit as the publisher has il in his power
to offer. 10 his old subscribers, he trusts no as
surahce are necessary of his determination TO


MAINTAIN its present ascendancy over all the rival
periodicals of the country. The engagement. du-


rlnS the pastyear, of such men as Bryant. CooP-


ER' DANA, LoNGFELLow, HoEFMAS, MANcuR, |


etc., OF high reputations in the literary world as


regular contributors, in addition 20 preyious lis,


embracing many of the first names in the nation is


snfhcIent guarantee that the work will continae


to be the principle medum of communication be-


tween the best authors and the public. Among


the attractions of the thirty-ffth volume will be


everal TALES by .Ir j. T.. Cooper, .Nr Gratto1,


Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Herbert, Mss Leslie. ..Wor,,


CARERS Mrs, Ene6ttry, Mrs Etlet and Mrs Sc,
pfseas; poems By Mr. Bryant, nr D1oo M.
Longteilo'c, .Hr Street, Hrs Sebr g1n;G NJ, NJ
o$good, and Mrs. Sigoaa7ley; essays Ey M nm
"hr zones, .nr InckernaGR, Mr. Poe efc. etc - {


mere follows more full list of the names of |
which we omit for want of room.1 -'''y


Graham's Lady's and Genllemsn.s ar.uA-.
mas been from its establishment moro fbor, go e
1snef the iavorite periodical of the greater sa Il


hcus KS pian does not entirely eycl1de article q
:, e most important character, such as have raj; ,
! ,eu D.ackwood's and some other foreign Journals
III isn influence and reputation, lis pages
u devoted to what. usually term
"a "a iSht literature. Ii will be distinguished for,
thef publications of similar aims bv the Iita+ar,,
nd artistic merit of its contents IVbiIs tboso ns
tner WORKS are unknown er anchvmous. tho con-


'ou'ofS 20 this are the most eminent authors of =
u y age ana country; the very creators, founders
our National Literature. Especially is II eel,
"S containing the choicest productions ofi :
- iolii'le writers OF the time Evely num- \
81 contains gems which may be appealed 10 VIII, If
iue oy the sex as vindicatng their intellectn, y
ninence. -'''i'e1'udi =


SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS. "a


:. G1 dIen' OF lEngravlngs it is well know, ~
a. ufanam's Magazine has far surpassed apv
- ,iouloai "ofk ever published in tfiis or anv 9th
country. The highess ambition If rival n,b =.
hers seems thus far to have been 10 ma;ct,fn Oy
'Pectaoie imitation of the numerous costly and
Auuihi works OF art with which the suceeeo;,-o
inpers OF this journal have been graced. 7, tb
iise Oh the succeeding volumes many importa,t
" leatureswiil be introduced. Sartin and Sad1


ilos' csIenrated Mezzotint Engrayers in the A


ofe' and equals of the best in Europe. win ,on- n
da 70 iuLnIsh their e,1Inisite predictions. a,d |
wdon, Wright and Hatch, G Parker. A T, and
*, Gimbredge, JaCkman, Jones and Others
W ork, and Dodson, Welch and Iyats,s
IAeF ana others, of PhiladeIphia-all among the
!, = eminent line engraveTs of the present ceptr-


nave oeeh engaged to furnish succession of
ny hhishad steel engravings, superior "a aryI


have hitherto appeared in periodicals. Anon1
pictures that will be engraved for for the VOL at
IS IN 1913, are several ORIGINAL PArvrr>cs
hgham, Inman, Cole, Thompson. Freeman - d
nquinet, and ether distinguished art;sts IT, mon
oilean periodicals have hitherto contained, supI
f-oo 10" instances, only engrafings cop cons
5 magazine will be the first to reform tho :"
sce, and to make his work strictly ori8i,oI eXtf
embellishments as weA as in its literary con- t
~ = p well
of the comm roina, IN TO- Oh .ne new ea- fore
Oh PORTRAITS of the contributors to (frabano.sI
azlhe, which of course, will include nearly PC
10 eminent writer's of the day. The 35th voi.
WI includes from the burins of Pa rker. Tohr -
M others, portraits engraved in the higbas, rs
OF the art of Mr. Cooper, Professor Lon@feI- ~
v;rs '@ a. n95 Jccdonte:' Mrs Sigouney, Miss per
,thersau fn 'iI9 1ilouFy and sew sale
e purpose.
II EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT will co,.;,,,,, Ap
ofaco notes on current literature etc. and re-


o! all new American and foreign works of
Il ! interest or value. The criticisms of Gra-


magazine are acknowledged in all parts o. nSF
uni ~ui,fy 70 De superior in acumen, honesty and d.
'ndence to those of any contemporary, r. - at
whie a majority of the monthly and nu,r-
oumals have become more advertising nadi nadi Th
= y, ,Gr :ne booksellers, in which every thing from
looked unon ;,, pIasad this period ofsea
o.~een , authors and readers, in which both new
IMPLICIT confidence. '--'Oi' 0O'i and L;
,.n,;. AZ TERMS. white,
each mon,h =, VIII De published on the cy DIRE
ost distant subscribers VIII u .e onion Check
at day, as well as those who reside n Phn Linen
"a. ihe proprietor being more desirons af assert,
i work in ,ha ",, .os' beautiful than the which
the reach of all. ofrsrs , 20 oring ever
ess 81 terms at which it can be alforded


DoLrAas or ,,An per annum in advance for sin Apri
u u zen collars, eight for fifteen dollars ~


OF twenty dollars clubs farnshed as nsu- Gia-
iidoiy IN advance. Postage of all lot4a~
,-paid. GEORGE R. GRAHaMt J, IT. letters TSHE
MOSS Chestnut St Philadelpbia Il ror
George w. Berry. ters ar9I Of :