Rensselaer Republican, Volume 22, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 December 1889 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 6 [ADVERTISEMENT]

■■ ___ - ■ __■ • - - _ ifc, ' ” Earity command* pocIUon»» the latFmbrMj Paps in tte Coutn ■ ■!.. '■ Y. ■ ■■ Without gtvtEg up any of to POPULAB FEATURES it continues,to add NEW A3F* TRACTIONS to its cotuzmMk To ‘ WQMASTO KINGDOM. THE FARM AND HOME. THE CLttUOXITY SKor, DELIGHTFUL COIiKESPONDENCB - - - INTfe&EWXrXG STOHTEH. - THE NEWS OFTHE WOKJLO IT HAS ADDEJ THIS SEASON OUR YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT, Edited by MRS. FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT. ' It is Intended to ma’re this department both ENTERTAINING and INSTRUCTIVE not only to the children but to every member of the family. The best and moot popular writers and educators have been eagaged aa contributors. This department will equal Ln the char acter of its cog cents any publication fcr young pcopto in tbs country. - Ata GißiM lißEE£.', Written by iamous' novelists, wBT tieaoi other new feature of THE INTER OCEAN. The Rev. Georg EocTs has written tbs first of tbs series, entitled “JOSHUA,’* which oeran to run in th© paper in October. This will be sucr-nded I- J in’Tiry by one from the pen oj Eii.-:abctA Stuart Phalp t, author d “Gates Ajar,’’ etc. Her story will be a novt-1 of the times ot Christ, and wB be entitled FORTH,’’ -The famous El. Ridtr hLwgard wIU early times ct Babyic'.t and Jeru.sr.l?Tn, tit te ehtftied TSao-w’nw-but tbauictorles v.<”. cttract arr-"' In ailT.lcn to. ass ■; ■ ;>. . _ _ acrt'.icr to . . ; . r.T'7 WSL'AL Z U.; a’S'Jij- IZiZ ;L Z Will KiacRIVEA KKAUTTPDfc Wliich-of toelt ou'l.'ttob- '. nrortlrthe . .■■■ pricaof the pai»r. To further accon: r r -:i !•» - ;g L ’ „ a THE BOSE Edited by 3UH. CiWIJUL. joJN A. i,oi;.:J, uy ' Which that pa-jcr Is ter/; lor. one yea v with THE WW'Xtf fXTBit OCkAS for o . Ten ConD. Only thick—BOTH PIPE 8 tor sl.lO. Ttus every one can have reading matter of TUK DIXI QvALITY at the very lc west price. The prirr THi; WH7KLT IXTZI fICKMt 1* Ji jarr The price rfTHB BEHI-WEEXLX h $2 per jetr Send for sample ccpxs. Liberal terms to postmasters and club af'utrtsi. 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Twelve powerful true stories by Qtns» Deaa McLeod, a Canadian author. THE WILL AND THE WAY STORIES. By Jessie Benton Fremont. About men and women who did greatthiags in the face of seeming impossibwties. ' 7 " THE PUK-WUDHEa By LI. Bridfc- ~ man. The fanny Indian Fairy Fdk. BUSINESS OPENINGS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN. A dozen really helpful papers by Sallie Joy White. Twelve more DAISY-PATTY LETTERS. By Mrs. Ex-Governor Claflin. TWELVE SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND TALES. The first will be - LAMBKIN; Was He a Hero or a Prig?** by Howard Pyle, the artist Qu’Patel card Votes and Cash Prizes. SHORT STORIES sifted from thousands: Santa Clanr on a Cart. CharirUr M. VaiL Rija.na. V/iffian Proten Otis. How Tom Jumped a iiine. Mr*. H. F. Stickney. The Run of Brew ehoe Tbompoon. Lieut K p PrfiuCT.t. Polly M the Bookkitchen. DeE*Lyman. Trailing Arbutus. Hezekiah BotterworYi. Golden Margaret. Ji.rua C. Purdy. PetTSty’S Bullet. Kate L’pzon Clark. HowStmaor. anti Sanch i Panza Helped the Revolution. 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