The Republican journal., 1886-12-09


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the different iua4niolIs ARRANGEMENT, for ii@ht-
inc al the more important stations, and hears
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shore. wilI ~ain \ orp,t do9I If ,alu,l,Ir know
LEDGE on an importaut subject. The yoIump i.
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fellows rcrainss Of li~ brother', boyhood.
with the poet-chid'> letters. in the Christmas
Wide Awake. i, drIiobtftl reaIinm If viii he
followed in January iy an arfirIr aIom+ the
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the magazine
With the December number ends Vol. VII
of Golden Day, The popular magazine for
boys and Girls Published by James EMERSON,
Philadelphia 1t is issued in weekly and
monthly parts at 50 a:year and no other peri
odical give 20 much Interesting and instructive
reading. II is pure and beautiful in tone, and
has fairly won the highest commentator from
eergymen, teachers and the press. Each num-
Der contains AT least three serial stories, the In
ternational Lessons. short stories, sketches.
ETC., and numerous illustrations.
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