Smyrna times., 1883-11-14
The Century.
Programme for 1889 "a,

The programme for the fourteenth year Of this
Magazine, and the third under the new name, y
II anything more interesting and popular Ihsa
ever. With every season, THE CENTURY shows
decided gain in circulation. The new volume
begins with November and, when possible, sub
scriptiOnS should begin with that issue. The fol-
lowing are some Of the features Of the coming
year:
A New Novel by George ". Cable, author Of
"Old Creole Days" etc, entitled DR.. Sewer,
story of New Orleans life, the time being the eve
of the late Civil War.
Life in the Thirteen Colonies" by Edward
EggleSton, separate illustrated papers on suoleeH
connected with early history of this country.
Three Stories by Henry James, OF varying
lengths: to appear through the year -, !,
The New Astronomy, utechical articles p
Prof s. ?. Langley, describing the most interest,"
ing Of recent discoveries in the sun and stars
A Novelette, by II. H BOyeSen, author Of Gun
mar" etc. vivid and sparkling story.
The New Era i'll American Architecture. seIlt'
of papers descriptive of the best work OF Amer,
can architects i'll Public Buildings, Clly sh1
Country Houses, etc. To be prOfusely ILLUSTRATED
A Novelette, by Robert Grant, author OF 'IV ar
feSSions of u FIivilOuS Girl" etc, entitled Az
Average Man, "A story of New York. Ill.
The Bread-winnerS, one of the most TeinAIAAO"
novels of the day, Ia he completed in January.
christianity and Wealth" with other essS!s
by the author of " The Christian League Of ton
necCicut," etc. on the application OF 1nls'AH
morals to the present phases of modern ne
COAsting About the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence sene'
of entertaining articles, prOfusely ILLUSTRATED,
Scenes from the $ovelists, Hawthorne GeOF
Eliot and Cable, with authentic drawings
On the Track of Ulysses. the record OF 81 ~,
cruise in the Mediterranean, Identifying tne 'VO~
of Ulysses on his return from the Trojan Wal n.
Garfield in England, extract from NE R''@'
journal kept during Il trip TO Europe IN Ioo' ouis
The Silverado Squatters," by koOeL! w.
Stevenson author of " New Arabian NlghS. h,
There will be papers on outdoor fnSau 'I,n NJ
John Burroughs and others, oeauuiu.sib r The
trated series on Dante, a number OF paper " vi
eminent French novelist AlphonSe DHuuT T,Sisy
cleS on art and archaeology by Challes D.~ moi,
Warner and Others, illustrated papers ~, ~ nj.
and adventure. short stories by the leAu"e "
terS essays on timely subjects etc. exc ,,,bers
Subscription price, S4OOa year single I.IarS re-.
sold everywhere at IS cents each. All usa'v1 sie
ceive subscriptions, or remittance may oe .Ssr
direct to the publishers by postal or xpfeSs O'''
registered letter, bank check, or draft
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first volume under THE CENTURY name We
the following special offers:
NetC subscribers beginning 'rih No Wv an,
Der, 1888, may obtain the Magazine I% ; ans
year from date and ttCenty-toW Pp 5es'JJSy
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