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rad ~ r@cr enterprise than ever before, am
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ENTEIE WORLD. During the year it will
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choice and chosen literary men end women Of
America. Among the attractive features Of the
year will be New Serial Novel,
1.-THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,"
by J. G. HOLLAND. a series of papers from
various pens on
AMERICAN LIFE AND SCENERY
including descriptive papers on American
WESTERN DISCOVERY AND ADVEN-
TURE, by. 81 AJoR Powell. whose descent of
che Colorado is one Of the most famous exploits
e MssFs f 1 dns seT S tS S 1sn
of It's illustrations, whilst possessing greater
variety and wider interest. Also another Illus
trated series; ii
"A FARMFR'S VACATION IN EUROPE"
Civ articles recountine the experience of a we'll
known American farmer and engineer lCOL0N-
III W lrrSG, Of ogden Farm, Newport, X. ~
t,aring "a touY through some of the less frequent
ed parts of Western Europe, in the autumn OF
1873.
A scricr of papers Of great interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARTISAN
LIFE
by ALERT 'Ef5DEs with illustrations by French
Artists, will appear during the year.
-THE ISLAND"
Or. ssThe Modern Robinson CrusOe,"
BuLEs YERxE = latest story, will be Continued.
with its illustrations. A story, by SAKE HOLM,
"5IY I0URNALINE,>
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