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Havjug Dr. King'g New DiRCOvcry in the slorp, and sollinir lots o. Lt, ie look a bottte home, and to the surpriöe of all she bega to get from the flrst dose. and half a dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and well. Dr. Ktng's New Discovery ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds iïuaranteed to do this good work. Tr.y lt. Free trial bottles at Eberbach Drug & ChemteaJ Co's Drugstore and Geo. J. Haeussler, oí Mancluester. SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE A Red Letter Year for 1897. rriHE entire novelty of many of the plans A for 1897 is noticeable. For instance, the serles devoted lo " LONION AS SEEN BV CHARLKS DANA GIBSON." Mr. Glhson has not before appeared as awrlter. He vlsit-d London last. suramer for Sühibner's Magazine, for the purpose of depicting with pen and peneil those s enes and types wh ich the Muge metrópolis presents in endless variety. Of like novelty Is the first considerable NOVEL liï HI(HAKÍ HABDING AVIS, "Soldiers of Fortune." The nero is mie of the most vigorous men that Mr. Davis has drawu. Illustrated by C. I). Gibson. "TUK CONDUCT OF GKEAT ItUSIXESSES." A beauüfu'ly illustrated s ries of artilles of wliich the followInRuie already completed: "The Great Department Store." "The Management of a üreat Hotel." "The VVorking of the Bank.1 'A Great Mamifaetory. " "lINDKIUiltAlHATE UFE IN AMERICAN COLLEGKS." A spries of articles touchtng upon tli e life of our older nniversities as represen ted by the dOing#of the studeuts themselves. Judge Henry E Howland writes on "Undergradúate Life at Yale." Mr. James Alexanderon "Princèton," and Kobert (irant and Edward S. Martin on "Harvard." 'JAPAN Al CHINA S1XCK THK WAR," wlll be a most interesting group of artioles richly illustrated. "TUF, CNÜUIKT SF.X." Under the title of "The Unquiet Sex," Mrs. Helen Watterson Moody will wrlteaseries of articles:- "Woman and Reiorms," "The College-Bred Woman," "Woirwn1 Clubs," and "The Case of Maria" (a paper on domestic service). W. D. HOWEMjS' "STOUY OF A PLAÏ." In this Mr. Howi lis gives us the best novel he lias ever produced in nis delightful veln of llght comedy. GKOKGE W. CABLE. In addltion to the flotion enumerated there will beaseries of four short stroies by George W. Cable, the only ones he has written for many years. HOW TO TIUVKL WISKI.Y with a minimum of wear and tear must be regarded as au art IHtle understood. Mr. Lewis Morris Iddines, In two articles, will offer a varlety of useful suggestions and data on " Ocean and I,and Travel." This will be happily roimded out by an article from Mr. ltlchurd Harding Davls on "Traiellers Oni Meets: Their Ways and Methods." The illustrations by American and foreign artists will be highly pertinent. It is imposslble in a small space to even mentían the many altractive features for 1897. A beautiful illustrated booklet has been prcparcd. whir.h will be sent,ponlage paid, on request. Scribner's Magazine $3.00 a year 25 cents a copy. 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