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1886. Har por 's Magazine. 1LLTJ8TRA TKD. Tho December Number will begin the Sevpiity-secoml Volume oí Habprr's Maqazine. Miss Woolson's novel, "East Angela' and Mr. Hnwi'll's 'IiKilan Sumtner", holdlni he foremoHt place In thecurrent serial üoUo, will run througU several numbers, and wUl befollowed byserlal storiesfrom E D. Black - more and Mra. D. M. Cralk. A new editorial üepartmeut, iliscusslug topics suggesled by be current llterature of America and Euope, will be contrtbuted by V. D. Howell's leylnnlnR wllh the Jauuary number. Ttie great llterary event of the year will be tbs publicatlon of a series of papers- taking toe nape of a story and deplcting oharacterUUa eatures oí American features of American oclety as seen atoar leaUlng pleasure reaorU - written by Charles Dudley Warner, and llustratcd by O. 8. Itelnuart. Tbe Maoazine will give especial attentlou to American subjects, trealed by tbe best American wrllers, and lilustruted by leadlug American aulsts. 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Addrets HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. 1886. Harper's Weekly. 1LLÜSTRATKD. Harper's Weekly has now for more thao -wenty years, malutalned lts positlon as tbe ading llhiHtrated weekly newspaper lu America. W'lth a constant increase of lltertry and artistic resources, lt is able to offer 'oribe ensulng year attractlons unequallod jy any previous volume, embraclng two captal llluslrated serial atorles.oneby Mr.Tbos. Hardy, among the foremost of living wrltors of fletlou, and theother by Mr. Walter Besan t, one of the most rapldly rising of Engllsh niivpllsts; grapblc llluHtratlons of uuusual interest to readers In all sectlons of thecountry ; entertalning storles, mostly HluHtrated, by the bost writers, and important papers by hlRhautborllleson thechler topics of the day. lüvery one who desires a trustworthy polltIcalKuldo, entertalnlngand Instructlve faraily Journal, entlrely free from objectlonable features either In letterpress or ïlltistratious, shouUl subscribe to Harper's Wïinr. 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