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ITO the study fine m its eorespondsnees the work
before will be Invaluable service. IL embraces In its
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Of he the atmosphere and ocean; OF tho
Gulf .I an ard ito hu.nee upon cstes Of the tempera
lure Al depth of the the wonders that hidden IN s
oepths that display themselves
upon ,s surface In so Of the economy Of the ses
snd s sdspstions-of its salts Its waters its climates ~
whatever there be OF general interest,"
In s commercial industrial pursuits ell such things
pertain to Physical Geography The seanings from 'hs
new field Of search author presented in such man
ner and interest all whether old Young
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the great deep"
From The Southern Nsthodist Quarterly
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Whoever wish perfect the novelties o' sell
e. &C. will find The Physical Geography Of the Sea"
From The PvS,bye ian Quarterly
a fr,nd book; al honor TO America"
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ERANK LESLIEs ILLUSTRATED

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A Personal Card
POIrT one wear ago Mr.. BONNER, the pro-

HOlT one year ago MT. BUNNEh tne pro-
"A tristor Of THE NETWORK LEDGER, believing thst
tie Arrangement voGd pay. made contract VITA FANNY
FERN to write Tale for his paper for which that gifted lady
va. 20 receive leo column. The enterprise thus exhibited
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CIV Yhe Pre-. commented on IT, Among tho very
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was The Flag Our Union They evidently want
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,s all the hest newspaper writer's that he could obtain.
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THHE RAMPARTS OF PANAMA once the pride
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TNHE BATTLE OF RIVAS, where the bravery
Il American troops though opposed w-ns, to one over
cone the myrn of oppression and scattered their iron
hail anour the enemy. THE BATTLE or RiVAS' fought
near an obscure has been made familiar to the evsei
world by FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NE"sPA-
PER No battle tie Cmea though got up With the
assistance Of French and European surpassed th'
treat An eresn picture IN spirit ,rhfnnein every quality
eat conflict OF determined u eenq1er
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Nem Publications
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II FWSPlPFR,

having passed through trying infsney-whIe ali so's
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young Hercules Ike srsDsed s enemies while 10 iH ei>oe
and assumed the position Of the fret really sooeessin Illus
TRATFD NEWSPAPER in this country No literary and
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,.r, received such cordial support from the
Pref. Ne Iorser experiment reaches out i circulation
into every part the Union and the Canada and promn
ere its hst ends which will be in the next month 10
..bb the creates. triumph all things considered, ever
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facilities for giving interest 20 ito columns The vast labor Of
having literary and arsc correspondents literally throughout
civilized world bat more such portions On our
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and ~. believe that shall be able 10 present American
p.per " Aout rival In the field II assumes 70 fill
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In No Is Of FRANK LESLTE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER Issued THIS MORNING., coat over cue thousand
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ILi. will DO the magnificent paper issued In this
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IL will contain
EIGHT PAGES Of ORIGINAL ENGRAvfNGS
Iu,atps Cen Walkers movements IN Nica the Battle
Of Ri,ss the Detsuon of Passengers Castillo Rapids Mas
ofAmesns at the Panama Railway Depot Portra. Of
Ogden Hoffman with other living subjects all 10 the highest
Of and panied b. detailed letter aeschp
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lOEH WILL BE 1915
LCeJO f LOU
FOR AMERICAN TRIUMPHS. The Printers Art which
was supposed by old publishers reached perfection ns'
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DISHOP DOANE, Of the Protestant Episcopal
ID Church Nes-Jersey has hrely engraved and tuthfal
PORTRAIT in FRANK LEsLIg's ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
vphlsbeS THIS MORNING.
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Published This Day:
A NEW NOVEL by the Author of FRANK
IA HILTON"
II II ILLIp roll s:

TIT SCOTTISH MUSQUETEERs.
BY Capt. JAS. GRANT.
AatLSr Of FIsuk Hilton; Or, The Queens Own" " The
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Price 80 cents.
Thpis clever work by comparatively writer
IaYt Grant the author OF Frank Hilton" Oriental 70
merit The period ana Incidents OF the
comprise portion hsoy prior the glorious sdven-
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WHO while Gshns the battles Of his faith, encounters
C advenuFcs which hap lily AID naturally told be-
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Of = arches, Of routes. OF b vouscks, euflndtDg;
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OF ioss and entertainments, OF Ia and out quarters,
Ofadgancis in line BY divisions
Aud sighting whole days without rum OF Provisions"
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4, No q Of FRANK LESLlES ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER. s,ued THIS MORNING COS. over one thousand
dollars to produce
This viii be the E'os' ussufceri IaIeI uea u The
.curny.
Ii viii
EIGHT PAGES Ct ORIGINAL ENGRAvINGs
Illustrating Gen. Walkers movements "a NeaIGsas the Battle
.ffivas he Detention Of Passengers Castillo Rssds Nae
ssIo Of Americans the Panama Railway Depot; Portrait
Odsz Hosnan with other h'irs subjects al in The hshes
syes az Aad 'mPsed by detailed le;tefpress dsscrP
os whole making of the mos; extraordinary papers
aver Lel In his county AID ere hat may lie safely
sorrccds triumph q American ar aud Aucrcaa enterprise
&YLVANUS COBB, jr., has left " The Flag OF
- Or Un..n"Ic vii not write line fo Q hsresfer II
want 70 mad h Stories and also those written by AUSTIN
{ BuRDICK you will Gnd them oUly in THE NETWORK
LfD6tR-tbe rssi weekly Ispe' for which FANNY FEhN
Mrs.. Si0OURNEY and all tNa rest Of 'en" write.
BANANA PANAMA will for years be remem
bged a. he awful spot Of the hosdest Of
a"ercsHs that ever tnok place In this mornings edition
ALsLIEs's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER arc Two Views
This TERRIBLE ATROcITY drawn by sriss % the sTo,
uetme q the attach de helpless ~sssngers They
N pictures of the terrible 1ssedy t tha cCuurs of
''s'nfton, impress tho reader ~itb borror.
f~ u day. psS,I s. ~ tbt ptws eep>A
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III C X L l. o
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THE LAST OF HIS RACE
BY J. r. SMITH, ISo.,
Author Of Charles Navaiseur Minnie Grey" Gus BOu
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This 10 smother Novel, by the gifted author Of Gas
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