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c. CHAUNCEY BURR, EDITOR.

JANUARY NUMBER READY DEC. 16
CONTENTS
STEEL PLATE PORTRAIT OF q Ey. r. T. LEE,
Tue SclENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
PEN PICTURES OF PGRTANISW,
DUCROTHAR AND NORMA Poetry
A NATfoSAL "EyIL'' THAT IS A NATIONAL BLESS
ING.
SSRE FACTS ABOUT SOUTHERN AGGREsSIONs,
PDPE AND CgLEETDGE.
CHILDHOOD IN FRANCE AND ESGLASD,
THE EXCELLENCE OF IWPUDESCt.
How THE WORLD TREATS IRIS THINKERS,
WHAT tbs SHADOW SAID TO THE DREAMER
THE CRIME OF WAR (Poeiry.J
EX-PHEsIDEYT BCCHANAN's Book,
lPoetryJ
SHOOTING An ANGEL-IA R0mance)
ZULU LAND-with illustrations
GENERAL ROBERT Z LEE.
Notices OF NEW Books,
EnIr0R TABLE.
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TOUTz,S M 1 I Il

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March 2 '6t
INSTRUMENTS.

M USICAL lNSIKU VI I'm I'D
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Circulars OF Instruments sent promptly upon ap
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Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
IN Brown S new Hardware Building
DIR. C. N. Hickok, Agent, Bedford, T.
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Medifat.
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o10O REWARD!

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rety Of complaints than Mishlers Herb Btters
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