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T homs » haboy stands foremost of a master
1 artist in fiction, and The Simpletons may be TEN
I expected to arouse enthusiams not inferthr in
degree to that which baa marked Trilby—the CTS.
moat au» cersful story of the year. Another
'eadit'K featiiroelll be the Personal 'Reeollee
lions of Joan of Aic, by the Sieur Lot-ix t>a TEF»
C obtb . Her Psge and Secretary, uader which
guise the mist popular of living American CTS
magasir.e writara will Present ahe storv of the
Maid af Orleans. In the Janusry Nu uber Will
appear a drofuaely Hluatratee paper on Charles
ton and the < aroliuaa, the first of a series of
Southern Papars.
I Noathern Africa it attracting more attention
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typical phases of Chinete Life and Mam ers.
I Besides the long stories, toere will begin in the
Jauuary Number the first Cbspter of A Three
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The manner in which, during 1894, it has muscle of right hind leg. Phil Smltu Bursa
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<I hilio-Japaiiese War. and the su.uunt of light
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