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PROSPECTUS OF FoURTHVo
CommnGng January /, 1912.
A. u A.

Commencing January /, 1912.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN..
ENURIAG ae two years which have clapsed
~ since The New World' was begun, il has
been the effort Of the Editorto lender il Inc most
rea6atis newspaper olthe day. 10 tbs emf the I
propretors have liberaIIy conuihucd NeitherI
uouble nor expense has been spared. The most
popular book. aud peTloalcai have been Pur-
chased, The best contributors have been engag-
ed. Correspondence With The NEST interesting
pats OF the world has been estjlbhshcd lnshoIt,
he best arrangements have been made 10 pub
li,h an independent literary Journal, acceptable
to all classes OF readers. The cdilo can THINK o
nothing which has buen left uUdure to enhance
Tie value and 10 elevate the character VI the
New World. Il
lis success has been most encouraging 1t
viii commence The new year with a circulation
Of about TWEEN rY-FlVE THOUSAND co.
PIES, ii Mrqcr number, it il believed lhan Is ls
ssued Of any other weekly papor in Grtat Ent
ain or the United states THIS s0ccess Is impoI-
ed chiefly to two reasons first, to is having COZ.
tanned an Unprecedented humble OF exceilentar-
'ticlcs by the mo.t popular authors; second, to
lis having assumed AMI Observed an elcvatedand
moral tone. LIS columns are uucoLtlmInated
with party politics, and its ample pages unSOled
/ by promne and improper jess, Vn'gar illusions,
or irr, lIgious sentiments; and therefore II hhas
its waImost welcome by the domestic hearth,
and receives It's highest approval rom that sex,
whose RIGHTS il has maintained, IN whose DELE
cacy it mas never offended, aud whose mental
and social superiority 1t bias iabored to ylndicae
About to enter upon new year, dpG 10 com
mCnCe another volume, we proceed to mention
a few inducements for Old friends TO coatluuo
with us, aud for new friends 10 JON their cOmPa-
nv. No change whatsoever viii be made II The
Imamer o. editing and conducting the New
World; but itv in receive in all its departments
fresh acee.sous OF ability. Many able Writers
viii grace our columns. Permanent arrange
ments have been made TO secure the literary ser
wees Of Donald Mcleod, Francis J. GrunG, aud
Brantz Mayer, Esqulres.
Mr. Macleod, resident in LONDON, will keep
our readers fully informed OF al events Of interest
that tlunspie in ENGLAND, scotland and LELAND.
Being IN Consttut Personal intercourse "tth tAe
best known authors, he will MAINTAIN RON them
manuscripts, prootsheets ana early copies OF Tie
latest pUOGJtious Thus shall we be enabled,
) "a we have hitherto done, to give IN the New
their latest works IA Gagaace % GHy other HeicS
paper IN .4msrtca.
r Mr.. GruuI, resident in Bremen, viii, by a
+ rcgular and Copious correspondence, advise ON
} diiou OF continental Europe.
Bronrz Mayer, [wbose name we Introduce witt
great pleasure as that Of one Of the most accom-
nlshcd young men of our country) resident II
Mexico, will send us letters, descriptive o! ina
unexplained portion Vi the " esten Hemisphere
Of its inhabitants, their Manners laws ana OF Al
objects of curiosity, whether ancient or modern
HIS etters will be .CC0mpuuied ilustratNe draw
ugs, which will be engraved and presented Ill on
columns.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES, by the best Amen
' can writer's, viii enrich our pages in the comin
e ;oIuuc. Among the attractive features of TIN
: description, we have the pleasure 10 anuounc
that early in January will be commenced, 4
y NEW NOVEL, by an American, written tx
rossly for the New World, and entitled .IGe
Parsons, a story ofthe Great Fire. 1t posses-e
a deep local interest, and will be read with grea
pleasure, as il is replete with iGcidenl, aud beau
llulIy written.
: "OUR MES 81.
Under this ti;le, new work by tie author q
Cha's O'Alalery, viii be commenced in the L
No. of the new volume. 1t viii be given to OF
= readers simultaneously with lis publication /
England. -lhe first story of eur Mess
called Jack Hinton, the Guai sinai aud
=, every way worthy the reputation OF It's dIstu
" guished author.
Original Dlscources, by ministers of the Go:
Is pei, to present during the next year, praClicC
r, sermons from every Bishop in the United StdtC
10 as well as from emineut cergymen Of all 0enom
u nations
To add to observation-disclosures OF the New WO1C
l. il Will continue TO b. decorated by ELEGAN,
TX IENGRANINGS ON WOOD, from the mo.
st spirited designs. Two or thee OF these will b
q often given in single paper. ltisalso intende
IN to Appropriate u column for the especial ente
re tanmcnt Of juvenile readers, so that the Ne'
Word shall be IL ersyy rlsyect, Tie very be!
o. amiLy Newspaper IN america.
lie CHARLES O'MALLERY
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o. alone worth The price ola years subscription.
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