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Parent Issue
Day
4
Month
May
Year
1894
Copyright
Public Domain
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tothe business man, tbe lawyer, the phvsi lc.au, the clergyman, the teacher the Dol ' tic.an, and, in short, to every one who interested in affairs which concern the Ameri ; can public, and who wishes to keen f„i, abreast of the times, is y THE JTortb km hm. Every subject of importance is dealt with in lts pages- impartially, on rnth sides- at the very time when the course of events brings it to the front, and by the very men or women whose opinions are most valued The Review does not hesitate at the most liberal expenditure in order to secure anieles from the highest authorities. lts list of con tribulors forms a roll of the representative men and women of the age. The North American Review is the most widely read magazine of its clas in the world, being neither scholastic nor technical, but popular and practical in its treaü ment of all topics. The North American Review is the only periodical of its kind which has a recognized place as A FAMILY MAGAZINE This is because it devotes much attention to subjects that are of particular interest te. women. No other periodical in the world can point to such a succession of distinguished writers as have contributed to the Review during the past four years. The list embraces American and British Cabinet Ministers; United States Senators and Representatives; Governors of States; American Ministers abroad; Foreign Ministers to the United States; Judges of the Supreme Court; Ecclesiastical dignitaries and eminent theologians of every denominationofficers of the Army and Navy; famous phy' sicians and scientists; and in general men and women whose names are household words. throughout the English-speaking world. Putlished Monthly. $5.00 a Year, THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW 3 EAST 14TH STREET, NEW YORK.

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