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Day
2
Month
August
Year
1895
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Public Domain
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W IS 1 S Sí i D L II g fe H II I I 1 n ! p .- g M 5 s L 3 le w I K3 S 3 " ■" 2 a tf s i a II I I AHEAD OF ALL MAGAZINES íhis country has seen. - Albany Argus. IN THE North American Review are always found The Right Topics, By the Right Men, At the Right Time. The Nobth American Review is recognized on both sides of the Atlantic as the foremost Review in the English language, and no expenditure is spared in maintaining it in its unrivalled position. The Review is the mouthpiece of the men and women who know most about the great topics on which Americans require and desiretobeinformed from mouth to mouth. lts list of contributors forms a roll of the representative men and women of the age. Subjects that concern the interest of AMERICAN WOMEN receive constant and special attention. Among topics recently discussed are: "Women Suffrage In Priictice"; "The ReBaisance of Woman"; "Woman in Politics"; "The New Aspect of the Woman Questlon," and "The Modern Girl," by the author of "The Heavenly Twlns" ; "The future of Marrlagre" ; "Kvils of Early Marriages"; "The Servant Girl of the Future"; "Thé Financial Denen denceof Women"; "Trades-ünions for Women"; "TheLaekof Good Servants": -'American Life and Physical Deterioration": "Good and Bad Mothers"; "The Tyranny of the Kitchen"; "The Amateur Nurse"; MarkTwain's Defenseof Harriet Shelly etc, etc, A NEW FEATURE FOR 1895. The Keview will publish in 12 ohapters, beginning with the January number, the Personal HIstory of the Second Empire, a historical work of ansurdassed importance, which will throw a flood of new ligbt upon the chequered career of Napoleon III , anti the influences which led to the eallapse of his Empire in the (rieantic struggle with united Germany, iinder Wilhelm I. and Ms Iron Chancellor. It is as fascinatins as a romanee, being richly anecdotal and fuil of inl jrmation drawn from sources hitherto inaccessible, presented In the graphic and vivacious style wnieh "The Englishman in Paris," by the same author, has made familiar to thousands of readers. 50 Cents a Oopy ; $5.00 a Tear. The North American Review, 3 Kast;i4tli 8t., New Vork.

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