Classified_ad

SEVEX MAGAZINES O OSE. ST. NICHOLAS FOR YOUNG FOLKS, " WIDE AWAKE," Now Merged in it. Enlarged by 200 addilional pages in the volume. Everything Illustraled. Of all pulplications for boys and girls, St. Nicholas, conducted by Mary . Jlapes Dodge, is unquestionably the best. H has been praised by the press and the peopleof two continente- ita circulation is unpreceuented among magazines for youug folks. Beginning with the number iu iNovember. 1893, it is enlarged by the addition of about200 pages in the volume, and tor 1893-94 it will linve the greatest program in lts history includiug A NATURAL HISTORY SERIES, lirilliantly illuslrated, describing the quadrupeds of North America in a popuiar way, by VV. T. Hornaday, recently Chiet Taxiderniist of the U. S. National Museum; "TOM SAWYER ABROAD," a Serial Story by Mark Twain, in vvhich the great humorist's fanious creaUons. "Tom Sawyer" and 'Hnckleuerry "Flnn," visit the eastern hemlsphere (in a flyiug-machlneO; a series on AMERICAN AUTHORS, by Bradner Matthews, setting forth in olear and simple torra the main biographical facls and the cnief literary qualitjes of famoua men in American literature. inchiding Irving, C'ooper, Brvant, Hawtliorne, Emerson, Lowell, etc; . Stories of India by Rudyard Kipling. When Rudyard Kipling was a boy in India he used to read St. Nicholas, and now he lakes hls turn at. brlnglng delight to the thousands of young folks whu read it lo-day. He has wrltten forst. Nicholas a series of remarkable stories of boy and girl life in thejungle and with animáis. "Recollections of Wild Life," by Dr. Charles Eastman, a full-blooded Sionx Indinn, and a gradúate of a white man's college (Dartmoulh); a deseription of Intl'an ] 1 fe, - in camp and on the war path,- described from the iuside. A novelty in Uterature. Papers on the Government. "How money is Made," (the Mint.),"IIow the Treasury is Guarded,'' "How the Government Promotes lngenuity" (the Patent-Offlce), "The Dead-Letter Offlee," "Witti the West Point Cadets," 'How Armies Talk to Each Other," "Life on a Man-of-War," etc. SERIAL STORIES BY Howard Pyle, Francis Courtenay Baylor, James Otis, Molly Elliot Sewell and The Author of "Lady Jane." THE FAMOUS "BROWNIES," by Palmer Cox, wlll also be a featureofSt. Nicliolas. Are yon going to have St. Nicholas in your home in '91? New subseribers should begin with November. The price of St. Nicholas sí3.U0a year. Everything in it is illustrated. subscribe ihrougli book-sellers and newsdealers, or remit to the publisher by check, draft money, or express-order. Don't miss the Ckristinas Suutbcr. The Century Co., 33 E. 17th St. N. Y. Writefor "Miniature St. Nicholas.''- f ree. Ann Arbor Fruit Farm Small Fruit and trees from EUwanger and Barry, the oldest norsery in the United States. Raspbery and Blackberry Shrubs, Domestic "Wines, Plymouth Rock Eggs, and Artichokes. E. BAUR. Ann Arbor Mieh. "lts place at the head of all popular periodicals published'in the English Language is no longer disputed (iniitiere.-ALBAtiY Argus. The CENTURY MAGAZINE in 1894. TIU-: GHEATEST OF ALL THE MAGAZINES. 2000 Pages of the Beat Literature 1000 Illustrations by the Greatest Artists of the World. The Programme of the new volume of The Centry Magazine, beginning wiih the November number, is one ofrnre interest to every reader ot' literature. The eilief serial feature is a New Novel ly Mark Twain The most dramatic story ever written by Amerira's greatest humorlst. Like several f .Mark Twain's stories. it has for lts scène asteamboat town on the Mississippi River forty years ago. 'Pudd'nhead Wllson," a hard-headed country lawyer, the hero of the story, furnishes mach of he fun that oue naturally expects t find In a work written by the authorof "The Innocent Abroad '' hut he appears in quite another light in the murder trial which forms the thrilling climax of the story. The plot introduces a novel and ingenious employment of science in the detection of crime, and thecharacters are welldrawn and their every action is interesting. Tlie Century will contaln a A Series of Superb Engravings of the Old Dutch Maeters; Artieles on Hunting of Fieroe Game ; Artieles describing ARTISTS ADVENTURES, by leading American artists, with their own illustrations ; Artieles descriptive of Important Expeditions in all the great continente, inclndlng the adventures of two yontig Amerieans who traversed on bieycles; A novel series on Tramping with Tramps; How a young man disguised as a tramp, traveled over America rnd learned all the secrets of the "professlon"; Important Papers on Music by the greatest Hving composers and musicians; Unputilished essays by James Russell Lovsrell ; Short stories and novelettes by all the leading story-writers, essays on timelv suojects, liumor and fun in the "Ligliter Veln" department.etc etc. The The Great Christmas Number contalnsn sermón by Phllllp Biooks, Beven complete storles, a magnlflceut arrtiy of fullpage cnirraviiiiís, a new picture of General ! Grant, letters from Kd.win Hooth, etc. Subscribe Now. Pri.ce $í.0O a year. Dealers rn-eive mbscrip1 tione, nr remittance may bemade lu tin publisher ! by check, draft, money-order, ur by cash in r tered letter. Address THE CEXTURÏ C0MPATÍY. No, 33 East 17th Street, New York Write for a "lliniatnre Century," free. 1 mmmnniiiiMiiiimiii iiiiim WANTED S ■ Men to work for uswhodesire tomake I I money tliis füll and winter during I B Black times. Excellent chance. LibI I eral pav. If yon liave spare time, out I B of work. or look Ing fora paying busiI ness write at once. I Fred. E. Young, Nurseryman. B ROCHESTER N. Y.