It publishes more critical matter, society reports and pure literature than any other weekly in the West.
The special departments of this most successful family and society journal are as follows:
| 1. | Literature, Book Reviews, Essays, Poems, Stories, Sketches. |
| 2. | Social Reports and Gossip, Fashion Articles, and Discussions of Home Topics. |
| 3. | Musical and Dramatic News, Criticism and Correspondence. |
| 4. | Correspondence from the principal Eastern and European cities. |
| 5. | Watering Place Reports and Notes of Travel. |
| 6. | Amateur Rowing, Yachting and Athletic Reports in their season. |
| 7. | Editorial Discussions of Noteworthy Events and Important Topics, Observations and Scientific Papers. |
Those who may not have seen the HERALD recently are invited to obtain a specimen copy and find how much more newsy and entertaining it is than ever before.
All the leading Merchants and Railroads in Chicago indorse the SATURDAY EVENING HERALD, by constantly making use of its advertising columns. It is read by more people who have the means and the inclination to travel than any other weekly paper published in the West.
It has received more complimentary notices from the press of Chicago than any other weekly paper ever issued in the city, and, throughout the city and vicinity, is regarded as a Social and Critical Authority.
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| Lyman B. Glover. John M. Dandy. E. R. Paige. | |
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