The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07
THE NEW WORLD

Will be found the most comp of all the heb
domadRls published
1t is devoted TO everything that is pleasant-that Is
interesting.
Its contributors are among the disti 1guished
foreign and native authors. OF these the names OF
upward OF two hundred upon It's lists who In
due season, will prepare for It's columns the most
delig ghtul romances. striking narratives, notes OF
various things biographical ana historical sketches
chats upon all questions of interest in every depart
ment Of knowledge, and much besides that VIII
prove OF inestimabe value In the various depart
mentS OF
ART AND SCIENCE
In word, THE NEW WORLD is sought by the
multi ude and treasured Tor teachings and varied
contents 1t Just such publication as Is demanded
by the peopleaskeo for IN the home clrce-bec ause
OF It's freshness, vlvac BUSINESS. w.t. and elevated
tone.
Among those engaged TO contribute to Its pages
may be mentioned
Hon. e. O. SQUIER the wellknown ANTIQUARIAN
author, and traveller, whose works on The ancient
ruins of South America have b, EN- translated into
every language.
| ProfessorC. A. JOY. Lecturer on Chemistry and
Cognate Sciences at Columbia College. New York
A. GARDNER. M. D., author of many import
ant works med ciue.
WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE, the poet OF pass,on
and cbivary.
Captain MAYNE REID. the world.known inter.
prefer of Mexican, Texan, and border life.
PIERJE EGAN, the great English romancist
Al. Il. DUGANNE,
@. w. A. BUNGAY,
VIRGINIA f. TOWNSEND
M A. DENISON.
To give the public fair idea OF character of
THE Nav WORLD, the papers In the fret number
are subjoned;-
CONTENTS.
"THE RING OF FIR :; or, the Sorcerer OF the
Temple" a splend'cly written romance-profuse
| iliustrated-from the pen of Arthur Slbley. Tnis
the beautiful nobia oIee of Psmy wl Ge read
everywhere with profound in crest
| "oUTWITTED: A Novel OF CIlcu mstantisl Ev-
depce" by Frances Gerry FAIRFIELD. This story is
| Of lie in the metropolis. illustrated.
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ever eat Teas pen
IAN HOUR M A DIssEorLNG ROOM" ThI.
tae of real life, by Mary A. Denison Is well worth
THE DIAMOND RING; How 1t was Lost ana
it's Sutbor is Hon. L. G. squer 'n1'
THE LOVERS REVENGE: A Tale of The Maxi.
| OF Mayne Reid. Illustrated.
This is fine. imaginative sketch. prof2seiy Illus
| trated. Its author is L. M. Alcot.
EH2% &of 4T Leslie sT
OF his ascent TO the ball Of the Church OF st. Peers
THE POST OFFICE BOX or. The Conspiracy"
curious romance an Of ossppoineG 81 love and unhoy
| "THE MAGIC SOUP KETTLE" A Fairy Tale.
| WHO WILL CARRY THE b BABIES ?" A humor-
ous sk etch by Nellie Anes.
| POEMS" by William Ross Wallace and others.
| AMERICAN INSTITUTES Notes OF the pings OF
| the olytechnc association and Farmers Club.
| MEDICAL INFORMATION Health What IsIt
| BY DR.. A. K. Gardner, Ruthor OF many Text Books
| on Medicine,
THE DINNER TABLE; How to, Live and What
Il G0tei tel by the 0N'' 0' ''n' u '' metropolitan
SCIENTIFIC DI CovERIEs; Aluminium. By
keiaied % science, at columbia College series SIo
exceedingly interesting papers divested OF lear ned
this gentlemsr They Will, ques'ioniess, attract Very
| general attention.
curious collection OF the say ings and dongs emf
WORLD WONDERS Interesting facts excepted
| from many books.
"BUBBLEs." These consist of anecdotes, conun
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