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''1he Great National Magazine"
enters upon new year its ninth vclumei with
the November number. with broader plans
aad sar<erenssrpr'sc than ever befpre. and
with the ambition u has maiatai 81 rom the
first. TO demOn>t ate itself 81 I've the btigrcSt,
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way the Bi.Sr OPCLNR MAtiNZINE
IN TIE WORLD During the year il will
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ii>h. Its " tiers will DC. aS they have 0sen. the
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Ameri' y. SmonR the attractive icatures Of the
year viii be "a Sew serial Novel.
THE STORY OF SENENOAKS,p
by J. G. HoLLA D. series of papers from
various pens on
" RECtN LIFE AND SCENERY -
cities, VIII open January with narrative of
Nt.s1EEN DESCOSEKf AND sDSGN-
III SE.nS AZ; ow-LL. whose descent of
the Colorado is one of the most famous exploits
OF Western travel. This series will rival THE
dkEA U SOJ I'll papers in the maGnIfeence
OF Its illustrations. whilst possessing greater
variety and wider interest Also another illus
truted series:
"A FARMFR'S VACATION IN EUROPE"
SIX articles reeOuntng the experience Of we'll
known American farmer anu engineer (CoLos-
II W AIRING. Of Ogden Farm. Newport K. H.
during tonr through some Of the less frequent
iS7s. : : wv u" 'A' q" '''"A u
A series of papers of great interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARTISAN
LIFE
by ALBERT RmoDFs with Illustrations by French
Artists, will appear during the year.
"THL. MYsTEEfOCSI SaAND.-
Or, THE Modern Robin~on Crusoe.''
JuLES VERNEs latest story. will be continued.
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my TOURnALiNE,"
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