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Among the contributions ares iy blank ans !,
lS6S' TIE following viii commend thcy~r tneUgS
sufficient Inducements for every family t5I,,1SrI
the iOrthcoutng numbers for HOUSEHOLDS reading
PROBES or AguSsk will legiu In The January num-
Der series Il articles on Natural II sto yatd othsr
kindred topics t. be continued from month \,
m nth throughout the year. The name uf ~ dia-
tnguished man 81 science In connection with
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A new romance, BY Nathaniel Hawthorne, win
appear IN the pages Of The Atlsnte" early in the
| year.
new story by the late Theodore win,hrJp.
author q "Ceci Drecmc," will he commenced In
| tbe January number
II
| markalie experiments Ia gymnastics, has written
for "1be Atlantic" The Autobiography II =
Strength Seeker" giving account Of hi. method
| ~ training for feats @. strength, with advce On
matters q helth
TIE author Of Life in the Irun mills" AMI "A
Story Of To-Day" will contribute srries q tales
durit x the year.
Articles Is Professor James r. .ssell Lowell, on
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bay I'd Taylor has written btory which win b
/ printed in the February number.
The stall If rt.rs, I'm AMI poetry, contrib
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| SEA, au.or it's popular names the following
james Russell Lowell, Charles Norton
u,nry W. Longfelluw, George = IIillard,
X ,lph waldo Emerson Henry Giles,
i Nathaniel Hawthorne, Rev. Walter Mitchell.
G. G.. Hazewoll, Mrs. II T.. Stowe,
T. W. Hggin-un. Harriet MagtinsNu.
Author of "Iifs In the Charles Resdc,
| Mills" and "Story Of "The Country Parson, .
| To-Day" Rose Terry,
| oliver Wendell Holmes Harriet y Prescott,
JOHN q whittier, R,v R,bt r. s. Lowed.
E.P. whipple, j. T. Tfowbridgo
| Btyard Taylor.
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