ALWAYS AT THE FHOXT.
We have received a copy of the hand
somely illustratfl prospectus for 1H02
issued by the Detroit Fre IWx. The
achievements of this famous paper in
the past have been jjicat, but if its
promises for the future in-c to be fulfilled
and there certainly is 110 reason to ex
pect the contrary the Detroit Fits I'm
will in 1802 be as its publishers confi
dently claim, the most entertaining and
instructive pajicr published, giving ad
ditional pleasures to its thousand of
old subscribers and fresh enjoyment to
the many thousand new ones that it
merits deserve. Its list of contributors
for 1M'J2 includes many of the most
famous names in American literary aud
public Iif, arid most of the articles to be
published are of unusual importance and
interest, presenting a splendid array of
valuable features in addition to inimita
ble work done by its own staff J bright
and famous writers.
The publishers of the Frre. W will
mail copies of the pujer and prowetu
to all applicants.
A woman never hits a hen when j
she throws a missile at it ; but, alas ! a i
man is not a hen. i
To bring up a child in the way he j
should go, take care he doesn't seel
where you go, dear parent. i
Beauty is said to be only skin deep, j
but the young man knows better than j
that when he gets a mouthful of pink !
paste.
Criticising a Youngr Lady.
" She would be a pretty girl but for one
thing."
" What's that?" asked Charley.
