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Harper's Magazine In 1896. Itrisois. i íiew novel by Willam Black written wlth all the author's welt Jtuown cliarm of marmer, will begin In the December Number, 1895, and continue muil May. A new novel by Geokök m1 Mauriek, entitled Thp Martiiiii. will Hlso begin during the year. It is not too niuch to say tnai no novel has ever been awaited willi such great ex] tion as the successor to Trilliy. Tlic Personal Recolections of Joan of Are will continue and will relate the story oí the failure tml martyrdom ofthe Mald ofOrleans. Other important fletion of tne year will be novellette by Makk Twain, nnder Ihe litio. Toni Snivyer, Detectlre; a huriiorons three-part tale ealled Two Hormons froiii )iuilllft. bv LaNQDON Elwvx MlTCHELL;and short storles by ÜCTAVE Thanbt, Richard Hardinq J)wis mary VVii.kins, Jclian Ralph, Beadnek Matthews, Oivbs Wister, :u,ii other well known writers. Prof. Woodrow WiLsoiïwill oontrtbate 6 papers on Ueorge Washington and hls times, with Illustratlons by Howard l'vt.v:. PoulïBigeiow's liistorj ., he Germán Strngrie for Lihertj. illustrated by E Ca ion ooDvii.i.K, w i : 1 be eontiuned tlirougli the winter. Two papers on St. Clalr's defeat and Wad Anthony Vvayne's victory, by.TBEODORE HiiosiA elt. with graphic illustrationa will be printed during the ear) Anoteworlhy feature oi the MAGAZINE luring imii! will be e series of articles bj C s■ah w. Whitney, desertbing hts tripbf 2iiOU niles on snow-shoes and with don-sledge rainsinto ',he unexplored Barren Grounds Sritish North Amerita in purstilt of wood jison and inusk-oxeii. Mr. Whitnisy's seies vill have tbeadded nteresl ofbeinz edfrom photogra] ■■■ bimself. Tile Volumes g '.SE Ni:m fíurobers for June nd li eeinber of each year. When no time is mem tonal subscriiiimns will bogin witn theXunibei-eurrenl at tne time of receipt ór Bemittapcesshould be niixle l.v Post-oflSce Money Order or Draft, o afoid chance or loss Xewsj ,py i ■ wWw; HAKl'ER'S IMÍHlOIUCAf.S IIARPKKS MAGAZINK - Une Yeai' ■ ífl (►() HAEPER-S WEKKLÏ ■ . 4 00 HAKPK.fi'S BAZAR -♦ .4 HAlU'Klfs BOVSD TUii,!; . 2 mi '■ ■III. Address HAIÍPER A BBOTHEBS, í'. (!. )!ox, :.) X. Y. (.y. Harper's Weekly In 1896. HARPEÊ'S WEEKLY is a Journal for the wtiole country, n deals with tho events o Hl,e wu ■ importanl to Americana. Incarrying out tliis policy.in 1895, Juli in KALPHvisiiedClilnaand Japan, and Journeyed tbroiigli the West; EUchakd Harding iiavis took a trin throusjii tbe Uarribean Sea; the evolotioi of the new qhvj were deseribed and iliügtrated by Rufub P. ZoqBaum ïkedekic Reminston presented studies o ArmyandFrontlerlife; Podltney iügelow attended tlie opening of the Kiel Uanal In I89bUke at ention will Le glven every happening. The eilief events in art, litera tare, and ranslc and the drama will be anistieally presented. W. D. Howf.lls, in the new depai tmenl, Life and Letters, will discuss mhiSiuteresUng way books and the social questtons of the tune. E. s Mabtin's sprlghilygossip of the !usy World will becotiUimed. Theprogl-ess of the Transportation Commisaion around the World will be lollowe d, ,aBd Caspae W. Whitkey will condüet 'hedepartmentof Ammtenr Sport. in im will ocenra presidential election. In lts editorials and throagh its political oarmièL f YEI'iKLY wl)1 continue tobean LndTomonf;.006 '" frOld vernment Btïnn.011?!1 Ü-u WEKLY will be espeelally vp,, P Ú "','" '1lbllsl1 theonly novel „f the yeai bj w. D. i owïtts, and serial short stories selected are of uuu-ual xeellPER'S WKEKL'S will maiutain its leadlng jlace in thfl Ulustrated journallsm of the Thé Volumes of the WEEKLY begin with the nrst Miniber for January of eSch ra When qo (me is meniioned, subscripUons Lu?franrrceffl apm ar, nol io copy thü advertisemenl without the cxprcss order of Harper & Brothers HABPKtt'S PDBIOUIGALjS HAKPEH-S JIAGAZIXK - o„o ïear - $4 00 HAKPEB'S WKKKI.ï . .. . 4 (!0 IIABPER'8 BAZAK . . 4 00 HABPER'S K0UXI5 TVüT.i: " . 2 00 Pontai.r Fren lo all subscribirá In the United "I Mexico. AdJress HAEPEBS i ROTHERS P. O. Box 59, N. ï. City. Harper's Bazar In 1896. 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