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PROSPECTUS or THE NEW VOLUME, JULY, 1916.
FOR the ensuing volume we have succeeded in OBJ
tanning series of Mezzotints, chiefly from origi-
nal pictures superior to any series ever published in
this or any other Magazine. The first of the series
is called The Last Appeal" 1t will appear in July,
and is master piece Of art. Such an opportunity to
obtain superb engravings may never occur again.
TIE JULY NUMBER will be a perfect gem: on the
Mezzotnt the Fashion plate and the contents no en-
pense has been spared the publisher being determined
to get up the most superb July number ever issued
/ Az ORIGINAL NOVEL Of thrilling interest, founded
on the early and only love of the beautiful and ill-a-
ted "Anna Boleyn," will appear in the ensuing vol
ume This brilliant romance is from the pen of Mrs.
STEPHEys 1t is the finest American novel that has
appeared for years; among its splendid array of char
acters are Henry the VIII, Lord Percy and Cardinal
Wolsey. Secure this gorgeous romance by an early
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/ SERIES OF MEzzoTIyTs.-Recollect the glorious se-
ries of lezzotnt to appear in this volume. To rival
them we challenge competition "Beauty Asleep
Raising of Jairues' Daughter and The Jews
Harp" which we have Just published will be Outdone
by those to come. We shall also give ScrjpluraEH
tHs'rahoas; Gallery Of Beauty, Ansrican Laud-
scapes, a portrait Of Mrs. Stephens, &c. &c. Sc.
Inits Literary Department, this Magazine gives Or
IGINAL articles, unlike the namby-pamby catch pen-
nies, which copy old stories from newspapers All
the best female writer's contribute to its pages Our
editor is Mrs ANN S, STEPHENs, the female Scott of
America She is assisted by Mrs. L. H. Sigourney,
Mrs. Osgood Ellet, Dinnies, Person, Orne and by
the unrivaled author OF Conquest and Se-COnquest,'
and by Others The best iCracrS Of bath sereS cOntr
butte to its pages. Our domestic stories are cOntinu
ally re-published in England. As proof of the
perior character of our literary contents, more art
CIes are copied from u, by the Press than any other
Magazine. This is because 10 other periodical is so
exclusively a mirror of woman's mind, or so thorough
" devoted to her tastes or interests.
y FASHIONS FROM PARIs.-This Magazine has long
retained the reputation of giving the most correct
Fashions; and this, to country subscribers especially,
is great desideratm. Hereafter our Fashion, plates
will be furnished by Les Modes Parsenne, which is
by far the best authority for the fashions in Paris
J We get our fashions in advance To each plate is
added full letter press description, besides inorma
ton on all the latest styles This Magazine is, in our
Eastern cities, the sole Textbook of Fashion.
The HOME DEPARTMENT-To render our perodl-
cal a FAMILY Magazine, well as Lady's Book, we
rive, every month"; new receipts for housewives pat
terms for embroidery lace work. &C.. &c, thus making
sort of wade mecWn, indispensable to every female,
but especially to those in the country, who would
learn the latest Improvements in the city.
The TERMs.-By rigid adherence to the cash sys-
TEN, we are enabled to publish this Magazine for Two
DOLLARS a YEAR. To induce large numbers to sub
scribe in the same neighborhood, we offer the follow
ing terms to clubs: copies s. 90; copies 81 30;
! copies $40 90; l6 copies $40 90.
! PREMIUMs-TO repay persons for getting up clubs,
we offer the following premiums: Foi each club of
three or club of FIVE copy for six months. For
club of seven, or sixteen, eitherthe Annual or
ira copy of the Magazine. A specimen number sent,
when desired Address, post paid,
C. J. PETERSON, No. 90, Chestnut st. Phil
June l, 1916.