The Living Age

is published EVERY SATURDAY, and gives each year about 3,500 double column octavo pages of matter (making four large volumes) unequaled in quality and quantity.

Although the ablest articles appearing in the rich field of British periodical literature constitute the chief contents of THE LIVING AGE, frequent

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are given of noteworthy papers on subjects of intelligent and timely interest from the pens of the foremost authors and men of affairs of Continental Europe, - France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Russia, and other sources.

In a Monthly Supplement a department was introduced two years ago giving "Readings from New Books." This is continued, and a new editorial department devoted to notes on "Books and Authors" has been added.

The publishers aim to make THE LIVING AGE essential to all who wish to keep informed on all the prominent topics of the day; to furnish the busy man of affairs and the no less occupied mistress of the family the help they need to keep them abreast of the literary current of the time; and also to provide for those elegant leisure and scholarly tastes a wealth of choice and interesting matter.

To this end only the Best is admitted to its columns. Not alone what the ablest minds think and the ablest men say, but what the ablest men say best on each subject. It gives its readers literature; something to read, and enjoy, and remember; something which shall be worth reading now and equally so twenty years hence.

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