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rEusrTcrUs OF TIE NEW VOLUME, July 1916.
For the ensuing volume we have succeeded in OBJ
tanning series Of Mezzotnts, chiefly from origi-
nal pictures, superior 20 any series ever published in
this. or any other Magazine The first Of the series
is called The Last Appeal" II will appear n july
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TIM JJLY NUMBER will be a perfect GEM ON the
Mczzoliu the Fashion plate and the contents no cX-
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to get up the most superb July number ever issued.
Az OBlGISAL NOVEL of thrilling interest founded
on the early and only love of the beautiful and ia-
ted Anna Bocyn," will appear in the ensuing vol
ume. This brilliant romance is from the pen OF Mrs.
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SERIES OF MEzzoTISTs.-Rccollect the glorious Sc
ries Of Mczzonts to appear in this volume. To rival
them we challenge competition. "Beauty Asleep
Raising Of Jarues' Daughter" and "The Jews
Harp" which we have Just published will be OutdonC
by those to come. We shall also give Scrpturai. H.
tusirditoHs; Cutlery Of Beauty, american Land
scdpes, 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 writers contribute to its pages. Oul
editor is Mrs. ANN s. STEPHENS, the female Scott o
America. She is assisted by Mrs. l.. H. Sigourney
Mrs. Osgood, Ellet, Dmnies, Pierson, Orne, and by
the unrralled author Of Conquest and SelEConquest,
and by others. The best UricTs Of both spres Contr
butte to it, pages Our domestic stories are continu
ally re-pubshcd in England. As proof of the sn
perior character of literary contents, more arti
clcs copied from us by the Press than any othe
Magazine. This is because no other periodical is S,
exclusively mirror Of woman's mind or 50 thorough
ly devoted to her tastes or interests.
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