The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
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TIE Publishers Of ScaJBSEEs MONTHLY in their Prsspec.
ts i5ued. promise for the ensuing year brilliant
array OF contributors and the variety and
bHy Of It's lus.ratOEs already conceded BY critics TO
Dc sF tFGa any 'c!, are hitherto appeared in sy AIgs
jcan magusins."
Dr. HOLLAND, the Editor will write serial story of the
yesr which VIII be aucb Geographical iorm and will be H.
Illustrated by Miss Haock. 1t is entitled ARTHUR BONI
CASTLE and win deal with OF the most diff ult prob.
lens ciAmercan Life II win commenced in the Noye.
Der Number.
There viii be story by sAxz HoLY THE ONE LE.1.
GID DANCERS.
BRET HARrs the best aiier Of short stories nor u,pg VIII
contribute characteristic story entitled THE EPIC or
FLDDLETO WV, which will be Illustrated by Sheppard
h H. SToDDAHp will write series of entertaining papers
about AUTHORS, THEIR Personal CHARACTERLs.
TICS. HOME LIFE, FlXfLlES, FRIENDS WHIXs AND
WAYS 4 series of PORTRAITS OF LIVING AMERICA
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HIGGINsoN, BISHOP HUNTINGTON, BRET HARTE JOHN HAY
II. IL, MACDONALD MITCHELL, Miss PHELPS SrTpxAN
STOCKTON, SroDDARD CELIA TAAxTER, WARNER wILkrx.
SON. Mrs WHITNEY, besides a host of others.
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III In IN the handS OF Dr. HOLLAND, who will continue
write "7HE TOPICS OF THE TINE" which the New York
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