The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-29
NEW
HARPER'S WEEKLY.


This popular Illustrated newspaper fulnls exactly
the promise Of its title, being in the true sense OF
the phrase a
JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
Its range OF Discussion and Illustration embraces
EVERY CLINE AND NATION
on the face OF the Globe, and, while paying special
attention to
HOME TOPICS,
it presents its readers with a faithful panorama Of
the progress of events throughout the globe.
The current number contains a large variety OF
useful and attractive features. Among its flustra-
tons will be found an interesting engraving from a
picture by the French artist Perrault, entitled
"GoING TO MARKET"
representing a young peasant stopping on her way
to market to rest by the roadside a picturesque
view from the
BLUFF AT LONG BRANCH,
at the bathing hour; one of Nsst's most trenchant
pictorial %satlres, called
'THE NEW COMET"
very striking manner; a carefully engraved map OF
THE SEAT OF WAR IN EUROPE,
showing the principal strategic points along the
Rhine and the sea.coast of Belgium, Holland, Dem
mark, and Prussia portraits OF the
HON. F. T. FRELINGHUYSEN,
the newly.apponted Minister to England, and the
late
NJ. RECONSIDERATION,
Minister from France to the United States, whose
recent suicide at Washington caused 30 profound a
sensation in this country and Europe; a fine illustra-
ton of
MODERN ARCHERY,
as ~practiced by the ladies of the nineteenth century;
timely and interesting illustrations Of
THE RIVAL BREECH-LOADERS,
and the latest application of
"SHOO, FLY"
In all its literary features HARRER'S WEEKLY
maintains its well-earned reputation for high tone,
variety, and enterprise. During the last year it has
given its readers one Of the most remarkable novels
Of the period-wILKIE COLLINS
sMAN AND WIFE,"
which Is succeeded by a serial story of very great
interest, entitled
'BRED IN THE BONE"
by the author Of "Gwendollne's Harvest" Scar
lyons Year." and other well-known and popular
novels. Besides the continued novel, each number
OF the WEEKLY will contain
esu AsHoRT STORY
written expressly for its columns or selected from
foreign sources. One Of its most attractive features
for the year will be the interesting series of
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE,
expressly prepared for the WEEKLY, and
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
The WEEKLY also gives In each number a carefully
prepared summary of current events, and a large
variety OF original and selected reading matter re-
lating to topics of immediate interest and impor-
lance.
1t will be, in short, in the future as in the past, the
aim OF the publishers to make the WEEKLY a
COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED RECORD
OF the Events OF the Times, and a faithful and INTEL
hgent commentary upon them. 1t will continue to
treat of every topic,
POLITICAL,
HISTORICAL,
LITERARY, and
SCIENTIFIC,
which is OF current interest, and will give the best
and most interesting illustrations that can be OBJ
tanned from every available source.
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