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and larger eaterprise than ever before. and
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Alrerica. Among the attractive features OF the
year will be New serial Novel,
"THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,"
by J. G.. HoLLA>D. A series of papers from
various pens on
MEXICAN LIFE AND SCENERY
including descriptive papers on American
cities, viii open January with narratI Of
" EXTERN DISCOVERY AND ADyEN.
II RE. by AIDg ? owsLL, whose descent of
the Colorado is one Of the most famous exploits
of Western travel. This scT.es will rival THE
GREAT SUUTH papers IN the magniheeRce
of Its Illustrations. Whilst possessing greater
variety and wider interest also another illus
trated series:
"A FARMFR'S VACATION IN EUROPE"
Six articles reeoaAtlht tte experience Of we'll
known Americas farmer and engineer ,COLOS-
H " AIRING, of Ogden Farm, Newport. K. L.
during tour through some Of the less frequent
ed parts of Western Europe, in the autumn %
A series of rsr4rs 81 great interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARTISAN
LIFE
By ALBERT RHoDEs with Illus trations BY French
Artists W i'll appear during the year.
''TIEE ISLAND"
Or. s.The Modern EObiz:>on CruSoe.''
JULES YRRNE's latest story. viii, be continued.
With its illustrations. 4 story, by SAKE HOLM.
my T1rg,sALINE,"
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