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Harper's Magazine In 1896. Brisáis, a new novel by WilijAM Black, written with all the author's well known cbarm of marnier, will begin In tho December Xumber, 1895, and continue until May. A new novel by Georgk du Malrif.r, enütled Tho Mnrtian. will also begin during the year. Hls not too inuch to say tuat nu novel lias ever been awaited with Mich great expnotation as the Buccessor i Trilbjr. Tho Persona] Becoleetlons of Joan of Are will continue and will relate the story oi the failure mul martyrdom of the Malfl ( fOrleana. ütlier Important tiet ion of the year will he a novellen f by Makk Twain, under the lltle, Tom Sawyrr, OetectlTe; a butnorous three-prtrt tale called Tno Slormons froin Suddlety, by Lanudos Elwïk JliTi-iii-:i.i. ; and short storlesbj i - Thanbt, Richard Hardinq Davis, Wakï Wii.kis, .Iui.ian Ralph, Bbab.neu MatTitKVs.OwKX Wlstkk, andotliei' well known wrlters. Prof. Woodrow WlxaOHwIll ooutribute 0 papers on Oeorge Washington ;uil his times, wiih illiiKti'iitions by Howakd Pyi.k. PoULTNKV DlGELOlV'S lljStOiy of ïho (iPlilUlll Striliilc for Liberty, lllustrkted by R Caton WoodvilIK, wlll be contimied tbrough the winter. Two papers ou St. Clair's dtefeal and Mad Anthony wayne's vlotory, byTHEODORE Roosevelt. with grapblo illustrattona will be prhited during the j ear) A noteworthy feature ot the MAQAZIN] (luiilitt lMliiwill be a series ot' bj I AS pau w. Wmithey, descrlblng bis tripöf 2i(i() miles on snow-shoes and with dog-Bledge trainsinlo Mie nnexplored Barren Gromuls Ulitis!] Nortli America in pursuit of woodtjision and musk-oxen. Mr. VViutnkv's series will have theadded interest of being lllustrated from pbotograpbs taken by himself. The Volumes of the MAGAZINE begii Numbers for Juue and D cember of each year. When do time is menlloned, aubscrip lonswill begin witli the Number current a lio lime of receipt order. 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