The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-08
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ensuing year a more brilliant array of coutrib-
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OF Its Illustrations already conceded by the
critics TO be liner than any which have hlther-
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Dr. HOLLAND. the Editor Will ~rlte the serial
story OF the year. whlcl sill be autoblograph-
zeal in form, and will be illustrated by Miss
Hallock. 1t is entitled ARTHUR BoNY1CAsrLE,
and Will deal with some of the most difficult
problems OF American Life. liz will be coD-
menced III the November Number.
There will be new story by 6AxE ho1-s,
"THE ONE LEGGED DANCERS"
BRET HARtE, the bes, writer OF short stories
now living, will contribute characteristic story
entitled tHE EPIC OF FIDDLETowN which Will
be illustrated by Sheppard
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CHARACTt RIsTIcs, HONE LIFE. FAMILIES.
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TRAITS OF LIvING AMERICAN WRITER'S, ID also
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A CLARENCE COOK will write about FURNITURE.
ND THE DECORATION OF AMERICAN HOMES
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f6uLhetoN. suGdEsOS. BISHOP HUNTINGDON
BRET HARE. john LAY, IL IT,, nACDoSALD,
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, WATsoN GLIDER will write " INK OLD CABF-
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