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IN 1895. The Simpletons, a new novel by Thomas Hardy, will be begun In the December nunibcr, 1894, and coutinued lo November, 1895. Whoevermay be one's lavorlte among Knglish novelista, iL will be conceded by all crilies that Thomas Hardy stands forera;st au a masterartist iu flclion,and THE8IMPLKT0N3 inay be expected to arouse enthusiasm tiot inferior Id degree to that whicn ha raarkeil Trllby- the most successlüKslory of tlie year. Anoiher leadlng feature will be the Personal Recollections of Joan of Akc, by tbe Sieur Louis de Conté, Her Page and beeretary, under whieh guise tbe most popular of living American magazine writers will present t he story of the Alaid ot Orleaus. Iu the January number will appear a profusely illus rated paper on Charleston and the Cauolinas, the flrst of series of Southern Papers. Nortbern África is attracting more attention Ihan at any ol lier time since it was the seat of empírea. The next volume of HARPER'S MAGAZINE will contaiu tour Illustrated artleles on this región, and three ot them will depicf present life there. Julián Ralph will prepare for the magazine a series ol eight stories, depictiug typical phases ol Chinese Life and Manners. Besides ihe long stories there will begin in the January number the flrst ebapters of A Three-Part Novelette, by Richard Harding Davis- the longest work yel attempted by this writer. Complete short stories by popular writers will continue to be a feature of the magazine. SoïmS for lllustratcd Prospectus. The voluiik of the Magazine begin with tbe Number for June and December of each year. W hen no time is mentioned, subscripi ions will begin wilh tbe Number current at tlie time of recetpt of order. 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