The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
TIE CENTUR Y
PROGRAMME for 1859. s..

The programme for TIC fourteenth
year oi ihis magazine. md Che ilirl uu-
der lhc ness nlnte, ~ n anything mon"
Interesting and popular than ever. With
every season, TINS tESruUY shove q de-.
cidcd gain 10 circulation The new SOL
anne higins with November, nui, vhrn
possible, subscriptions should begin With
that issue. The following are some Of
The features oi the coming year:
a New Noy,l rs Geonc ". Cable, an.
thor Of "Oli Creole bays etc, entitled
"Dr. SEWER q story of New Orleans lie,
the time being the eve Of the late Civil
War.
Lie In the Thirteen Colonies" by
Edward Eggleston, separate illustrated
papers on subjects connected with the
ear y history IL this country.
Three Stories by Henry James, Of va
wing lengths, 10 appear through the
year.
The New Astronomy, u|ntcchniral arti.
clps, by Prof y. =. Langley. describing
the most interesting Of recent discoveries
IN the sun and stars.
4 Novelette, by II. II. Royeson, author
Of "Guunar,' etc. 4 vivid and spark
ling story,
The New En- in American Architrc.
lure, q SERVES of papers descriptive Of the
host work OF American architects In Pub
lie Buildings, City and Country Houses,
etc. 10 BE- profustly Illustrated.
4 Novelette, by Robert Grant. author
II Confessions o( u Frivolous Girl etc,
entitled An Average Mana story Of
New York.
The Bnad-winnerR, one Of the most
remarkable novels Of the day, to be COM
plctcd in January.
Christianity aud Wealth, with other
essays, by the author OF "Thc Christian
League Of Connecticut" etc, on the APP
plicntion OF Christian morals to the pres
Cut phases OF modern life.
C0asting About the Uuif ut ~. I-,~
-yn.., = "cr,~s OF entertaining articles,
profuscly illustrated.
Scenes from the Novclists, Hawthorne,
George Eliot, and Gable, with authentic
drawings
On the Track Of Ulysses, the record of
Il yacht-eruisc in the Mediterranean,
identifying the route Of Ulysses On his
return from the TROJAN war.
Garfield In England cx,ncts from
his private Journal kept during u trip to
Europe In 1867.
"Thc Silycnlo Squattcrs," hy Robert
Louis Stevenson, author OF "Ncw Ara.
bian Nights"
There will be papers on outdoor Eng.
land by John Burroughs and others, Il
beautifully illustrated series on Dante, Il
number OF papers by the eminent French
novelist, Alphonse Daudet, articles on
art and archaeology by Charles Dudley
Warner and Others, illustrated papers on
sport and adventure, short stories by the
leading writers, essays on timely sub
jects, etc, etc.
subscription price, 500 a year; single
numbers sold everywhere, ut - cents
each. All dealers receive subscriptions.
or remittance may be made direct To The
publishers by postal or express nrlcr,
registered letter, bank check or draft.
SPECIAL 0rfEgs.
To enable new subscribers 20 begin
with the first volume under TuE CENrc.
~ name, VI make the following special
offers:
Nttr mhrribers beginning irhh N remlcr.
1883, may obiaia he magnsine for one yoii
from date, and NJ itrcny.fow prrrioe nun.
bers, unbound, for $500. Regular prics Gol
he hrot Ecurs, $1,000.
Or, II preferred, u subscription and
the twenty -four numbers Mound ~ ROTH
gLruANr VOLUMES will be furnished ini
$40. Regular price. SIS.
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