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. = yo arwerr re lik ? j bec me oun { y to teli th P oid ' d y recet tly a respectably dives ue Sen 7 } \ : i ‘ D ley st il, S X p / J f : R | 1875 iegt THE LOST HUNTER. —e es Sa 7 ny Learried a well-grown child, muffled up, and | Carly ald very ligh ates. Sista] | \ A l ’™ ay | Prospectus for (875, Eighth Year.

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tories of the bells when you are gone : : ) ut all RA 4 | . 2 —_—- oe oe apparently sick, into a French's hotel M6 | wat elapse oral th, keep | <ilamiaiaia | The political ferment among the B \ I ‘ leis he thee, Ma the | 7H! ) £ { : . uropean ALFREY B. STREMT &. When Iam g I tell thee, Mat, | nlaced the ehild on the stairs and began to | cheetful and : igth. SAV ELIZY WERK oT | uations, the strife between Church aed State, pant Seytheman has passed my door and forgot we, | Paced . — ai 7 cal aaa oo 228 THE hi ; j | tise ussion ot Selene in ite relation to The, . ’ “ee » Puameton . . : ee iat . ; speak to il In a rough unkind way ne als " . ae . ology, and the constant publi . Numb Ibyt ® plercing fi gai "VO AT to drink a healthto king George . mir ‘ { . t Tenth, } lanatas . 2 TOC “ae See - : aor pudshiestion of new And burden’'d by his game, a : : : oF , , | tention of the guests was attracted, and they i la euth, don’t | { setains the la est Local, } works rp these and kindred tonics, will Live : ’ Phir hom heaven granta iile as long | i int} ! ‘aa \ } WE I TVTIPNT AT ri "PT, s interes » lon, , ; ; The hunter, struggling with despaii ; she Third w a eR ven GF a , | gathered round Si int : rwelfth, | | THE ART JOURNAL Ol AMERICA, ae ans oa —— lea ing toreiga Reviews ; os j ' . 1) an \ dee > ly ) + | during oe “re ° : ss een ageing wih tenga, | Te ated yeabel on tied [emred round. |p ob DOMINION & FORRIGN NEWS,| °°» toscns scwsacs sree [Seti tm te The rifle he had shoulder'd late jofthe merry Charlie Ay, they were rare | ag aik Uj bad t i | { 3 ; 2) WWA02 Te ace oe 7 a condensed form, the facts Was trail'd slong. a weary weight: i A rere : yourself said the man,’ ‘and I won't carry ro! Cevua : A friend | 2 — arguments necessary to guide him to a eorreet a r > ong, § ; oe — « | times— big Bess was the onl Mi that then . | oe a prevents frost Full and Aceurate A Magnificent Conception, wonderfully conc! usion. is pouch was void of food “a sua ei une § oe ofours iS tried she ' aeeiad ant ; r } s¥ y Si irgaret’s steeple, and shenar- | : . ' 3 ilis and ceiling | earry out, | ’ es The hours were speeding in their flight, wung in S , Uhe poor child began to sob worse than | th & . pat ; ' - Tie Le har : yon the lo 4 een. Winter night rowls escaped being cast into another shape red ea ce ne A it f newspaper, | SHIPPING AND MAREKT REPORTS, Ac a re 8 d Scott Publishing Co. nd soon the lor keen, wintern I & nd s00n lk 6. Wi g wi; ea went il before, andthe brutal man gave ib a sey s i] being also} . i: } a ae die i The necessity of a popular medium for the | 4} BARCLAY ay e . fname rare h - » SiVi ars oS pa a " r > ‘ ; "LESt =] ° ‘ yon ‘ , * ould wrap the solitude | a few years before, in the civil war ¢ niceties tim thd ahh ot thc uuel Shs ok t tho top of the Selections beeen raciest = ; ws | representation of the productions of our great | G §T , NEW YORK, | have arare memory.’ ' ito the bare roving Literature of the day ; | artist: has always beea recognized, an ny | : ON did he stoop a listening ear, en es began moaning piteously, The indignation | cella ) Ane pare re / - een, Sen eres | recognizet, and many | continue the repriat of the four leading Reviews: Sweep round an anxious eye And you were a ringer in King Charles Feha | sail Ms was in sited aud — ice belween Editorial Articles on Political, Industrial | ailempls Hive been made to ineet the want. | viz; s i0Ws; 9 : J i : ‘ i : oO; le WYsst na 5 \ SACLE Ma i} i i Ln whien mC 4 ’ i # sucee va faila : why j Ht s wi atabes : : : No Dark nor axe-biow did he hear, | time ?* echoed Mat, for they loved to get the} ye ce nan - oe | and Social Topics. : t tn Nap ia sa Jeet a th sie ae EUINBURGH REVIEW ~Whs No human trace descry, } old man to tell his odd stories about tue bells, ee ek oe ot het - shy bi Se eee sid aaa '0| LUNDON QUARTERLY REVIEW—Cone His sinuous path, by blazes, wound h they had heard them scores of times ‘Is that your child ! hy oe estabiish en aet journal, did not prove the in- | servatéve, Among trunks group'd in myriads round; =| though they had neard th saci sey ‘Ile ny the child sobbed | his ¢ c dilleren: e af the people of America to the WESTMINSTER REVIEW—Liberal Through naked boughs, between | Sefore, he—killed—my mother—just—as— he—i it | be employ- THE EXAMINER claims of hig tart. So Soon as @ proper ap- BRITISH QUARTERLY R&VIEW.—B& Whose taugled architecture, fraught } ‘Yes,’ replied Jansen, 1 was born in his ‘ iis r led it , » the walls ’ precial! - of th : wart aud an a! ilily to meet geircal, With many a shane grotesquely wrought, eu } , an ' lied oe pits RES bm hae thor } } ze to] : i ; . ‘ i Il were shown, the puhiic at once rallied with AND a) er . , reign ; but I was a man when he died, ana t wt creel \ : : a ot a ) » : fenielah Gah Sa is . The hemlock's spire Was seen. | 5 salted fee Wil : 5 : as : ad t Phe man doubied bisi SlLand mad Asli lie toh l the } Hl IS nol ne@- | 1s PUBLISHED ki ERY MONDAY PORENOON, enthusiasm to its support, and the result was BLACKW OODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE have tolled for William and Anne, and two| pout giving a savage blow. One of the | ce tot ofthe wall; | a greal artist and commercial triumph—THE has eee ee be-standers interfered and said every air § livionat ae vadeees | ALDINE. TEMS. e rer @3 ow “y . \ . san” ol , nee ' . s . 12 T , Iho whi . ‘ oaeae te se nh peed beguiled | ‘Few men, as you know Jansen, observed |. ciavri you don’t stop this, UU cail a | ° seneees Rx Quuluer Printing & Publishing Co ate kee eect Lee Payable strictly is advance. ” sw t iH ” ' eM de } inger f 2 , whe re 7 : eer areae _ ee ee r ‘ | v s none cf ? emporary or ; ’ > c ° Within en saianed i e | one of tneringers in a tone of flattery which : welineae t eebee enw such 4 bewal i . : re J ’ yn. , 7 one i = i 7 ary or — | For any one Review..............$4 00 per annum : ’ ' | vi inlasan tha wareninue , ie ee ste : ; ei. ae Boot - nterest characteristic ofordinary periodicals. | P > two Revi “ c . n.way r seemed to please the garrulous old man, ‘can |, ,, . : . 4 } rts. * ‘“ , . : | | For any two Reviews.............. 7 00 Stream, rock, and run-way he had cross‘d, ' . father in all my life es bo? Sd. OF PICE, It isan elegant miscellany of pure, tight, and | For any three Reviews..........10 00

Unheeding, till the marks were lost boast of having lived in six reigns.’ I

be man began to fumdle in his pocket ' i graceful literature; anda collection of pic-| For all four Reviews..............12 0 “ By which he used to roam ; i I 12 00

ce ; pass ee picnic! by ao Coraer Queen and King Streets. tures, the rarest specimens of artistic skill, | For Blackwoood’s Magazine... 4 00 .

‘Seven, boy, seven !’ continued old Jansen

ran ; : aud the c { cried out s ott at ¥ WATER LOTS . : 7 And now, deep swamp aud wild ravine | peevishly, ‘but no English bell tolled the a : ie ; eae a peak a i i F finblack and white Although each succeed. | For Blackwood and 1 Review. 700 « And rugged mountain were between Nef . ' K J ‘Take care, he's got a knife lie is going | beautifnlly i i yestern em THEIMS. | ing number affords a fresh p! sieiaiee. tian: tae | For Blackwood and 2 Reviews 10 00 me : ome fT the iast hing Jammie ; ai f Waters ? owl icre are , | ee ie nue ra os ark . : ¢ : The hunter and his home. kne . er ° ! a to stick you, ve " mane: ; itt a co Ifpaid in advance, 1 copy, I year, $1.40 friends, and the real value and beauty of the | For Blac kwood and 3 Keviews 13 00 . 7 j ‘Truth! but vou have a rare memory ! Se ee Ne all colt, fon the prem nodions Two-storey Ppald in adve , ’ - BOT TT eee mrad in Me | For Blackwood and 4 Reviews 15 00 is ; A dusky haze, which slow had crept ‘ Sure enough he produced « knife and | Dwelling H , co, 80x20, a | Uf paid within the year . 162) ALVINE wilt oe tnost appreciated after it is | 4 a , oo ‘ nara! giag ‘ » wo ‘ >} vena ‘ Ciliti fs ' $ ee ae a . e oS 6 ) ‘ 1g hea ¢ en of 4} — , | The Ss AGE i ; e 1n high, now darken'd there, Ob, rare! ejaculated the others ; ‘but teil | opened it, The crowd slipped away one by | Granary 40x20 Jat-buildings. | if not paid till after the end of year, 2.00 | oe ! We at the close of the year. While PY easigbrt ign Bh - es ~ 6 ' ‘ wes vai fpatian.othn a}is” : | ea s a . ther publications may ciaiin superior chean. | Ms8ers wWitao’ harge to the subscriber, only nd a few snow-flakes fluttering swept us about the bells—the wedding bells »excepl lwo ' Also. a W o fourteen r , 7 t 1 oe ee sHPAD~ | sli ; oe A - 7 - : } : é s ; one except ty \I oO, = \ l, ) i CLU B RATES, | ness, as compared with rivals of a similar j oo the express condition that subscriptions are Athwart the thick grey air, ‘The first wedding peals that was rung| «tr 1 am to be arrested,’ che man said ‘it | feet of water. : ; l class THE ALDINE uyicue and orivinal | Paid davartably in advance at the commencemer Zoster one Seater, til! between hose bells was for the marriage of old | sae This Prope comes in- ‘Tuw Examiner will be forwarded to | sass, PM ALDINE is a unique and original | o¢egch year. . The trunks and bouvhs, a mottied screen aes ee ee oe . sollte | will be for something,’ thereupon he plung- <a hh i ist desir. | Clubs at the following rates per year—pay- | conception—aione aut unapproached—ab- | " CLUBS: . »! rea t ; - + 4 . ar. s ; : ‘ he market, i t ll a! ‘ tely x veut mnetitinn is i . Of giummering moies was spread, Simon Plumtree, the vintner , asour, miser- | oq thy Kuife into the body of the child. | spre and: in} rsCounty, ent always in advance -— rane a mae ee A discount of tweuty.per cent will be allowed ’ asian BS a . has r ar ‘ : ri wy } : : « = : me ssf : ie character, 8@ prossessor of a comp )ete } ; ce * That tick'd against each object round ly beggar, as ever palmed off the thin wizes | Thechild shriekes «1 am murdered,’ aud a| for any branch ot ‘while, as « aite for 5 copies one address, - - + © 7.001 eciaume can not duplidale the cunt ae 44 : li | to clubs of four or more persons. Thus: four With gentle and continuous sound, of the Cape fer the true Malmsey. Well, he | wow rushed to the spot. Theman quietly | good ifotel, i passed. It is Ww 4 “ “ 10.00 paper auld geminata ne a en i? 0! 2n@ | copies of Blackwood or of one Review will be Like brook o'er pebbied bed refused the riagers their fees—but I followed | ,. ' ck ving | Situated 12 Railway aud ib “ “s es he i at Pe OF | eee address for $12.80: four eopies of the ] “sf . at — iI raised the child in his arms, and removiog erry ss muasnificant op + cS 17.00 | nu “ r of voiumes for ten limes ws cost ; | tour Reviews and Blackwood for $48, and so on The laurel tufts, that drooping hun himhome and again Gemandea them. © 1 hie hat said ea : oat “ . and (hen, there ts the chromo besides! { PREMIU ' . " rea s i a wi : cl . $ ° tes . his aoa ViCw . ' r ih Meads 20 | Olubse may be made up at eny time, lore { Ie vwational 2.0er0-Ur- itis CCU! YE t Few su osébe EMIUMS. Close rolid around their stems, turned me oui of the house as he wereld tucn 4 ee ae sheesh: teed t rhits mati: ' ible Private : . oe ; oe ee ot CW subscribers, applying early, for the year and. tha caar haaah ‘i till shat obwerg, ut a strange dog Mo Tt told 3 ' would ae oe oe es . a not fora shorter period than one year. Any; must be taken in: Ww sense lrue | 1875, may have without charge the numbers of Tere te th 1 lering gem oe eee _— on Ae ee ere ‘ ! : ‘ \ ¥y aini c »E sEraC rl are j Os Vi ras) yt ths dane a al dine ’ . ae V ere white with powdering gems. fee dca ia ks ln iat a ee ld. Tam only a ventri oe 4. | person obtaining for the Examiner a Club of | are its cosmopolitan. W! THE ALDINE | the last quarter of 1874 of such periodicals as But bark! afar a suij/en moan |! nga kneil be would litt ik » hear ‘2 The crowd went away. wilh ‘ t i vers, apply 10) Fiyeor more subscribers, will be entitled to | js a4 stricliv American institution, it does not , they may subscribe for. Swell’d out to louder, deeper tone, | three months after that his wife died—bat) » York Sun ; feo. A ‘ ctown; or O8 | a copy of the paper one year free of eharge. | confine itself entirely to the « production of | Or instead, uew subscribers to any two, three AS surging near it pass‘d, | he paid the dues he begrudged at his wed- ies da idea alk | : ‘ ox : native art, iis n 0 is lo Cuilivate a or four of the above periodicals may have one

And, bursting with a roar and shock Mes at it THE DARK SIDE OF NATURE. ee BOURKE. | wows ts THE TIME TO SUBSORIBE. | Por! and Appreciative art taste, one that | Of the Pour Reviews,’ tor 1874; subscribers to

That made the groaning forest rock, will discriminate only on grounds of intrinsic

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(in rush'd the winter Dlast ‘Probably he gained more by the burial ; Stee merit, Thus, while placing before the pat one set ot Blackwood s Magazine for 1874. than by the bridal,’ suggested old Matthew.’ There is an instance of meanness record rt , sow. ee eofTHR AT ao yee ied eg pal-) Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount : i Pace ; than by the bridal, suge i ‘ WO O100T) JM v wild wid rons of THE ALDINE, as a leading charac- | ¢ Aso erit whist d, st mt rk d, and hiss d, | , ’ » . hie rife he — mn the S . , yl »} has eit \ t i PporT .¥ te "Istlic t! , Ta ’ ye : alg . if on matec~ to clubs can be allowed unless the money be re- Caught by its sweeping wings, Yes,’ answered Jansen, ‘ his wife brought | in the Speclaler, which hes always s _ FINE APPLES. ] ears. Green ADVERTISEMENTS. spine dice ani fo 19 of +e most a eee to the publishers. No premiums a . - “A in nie i Air Pe thou ‘ vnids 1 18 avarice |} toustor sh tn cuiminating point. itis | & Dp ae I wee lame é eric artists, attention will always be| given te clubs. The snow was whiri dd to eddying mist, ; aim three thousand pounds; but! t ) hai porn Peas, ring | LOTIOCS, ells, | When people see a man advertise they know | piven to specimens from foreic: asters | . Circulars with furtl ieul Barb’d. as it see 1. with slings: ; ae cs ; ” inh naeratal baw o Wacnie am iand. i deltios ' taisine. Flies ' ‘ : a give QO Specimens from fcreign masters | irculars with further particulars may be had FO d, &6 lh Seemed, WIL Stings ; | led him to embark that, as wellas his own | there narrated how a European, having land- | Jellies, Martaaiade, | talsins, Pigs. he js a business man, and his advertizing pro- giving subscribers all the pleasre and in, | 08 applieation. And now t'was swept with lightning flight | gains, in the SouthsSea scheme, and he was | ed on the eeast of this country, lost lis way | VEFFaAnis, sc.) ec, a Lon Cee pee see claims that he is not above busiaess, but anxious | ciruciion obtainable from J eenc a ee i " “ Above the loftiest hen:lock’s height, : : ie ta ITALIS "AREHOUSE, | tedeit. Customers, like sheep, are gregarious, i we from nome or foreign) THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO., : : furie f ‘ ner ¢ t i au Waid thi HbsiV BaVEe eC 4 A4dh aa A A & ” oe . *3. Like drifting smoke, and now | Luried as a pauper at last t aliiily ha | and flock where they see others go. If nobody is eudhiihe tei : | 41 BARCLAY 8T., NEW YORK. It hid the air with shooting clouds, | *The curse of the bellsringer was on him,’ tion afforded him b De i | else were engaged in the same business, it would “ - raion ” ith THE ALDINE ie aap-neittla iene: -- vhneeali And robed the trees with circling shrouds he old r © who had } sled «| be important to tradesmen and dealers to adver- | ©TY, OMsINa Wilh Til ALDINE is au ims | ¢ . - . , $ Wi ing s, wesees the old rineer who bad been ad- oncealed and e in me ee, A Repository of Fas asu Then dash'd in heaps below, oe : iG om ee ee - o ; wo tize in the pares, because they are tempted to | portant feature, and its magnificent plates | P mn ~ re,and dressed as Willy. ately enabled him to hf KAU , Wide buy what they read of. But others are engaged | be are ofasize more appropriate to the | Instruction, Here, plunging in a billowy wreath, ‘No,’ staid Jansen, though people had n, and how | poe oo | in the — a ae even if they had ad-| salisfactory treatmemt of details than can There, clinging to a limb, aunt the ator and ehase By it was | proved his gratilude by aellin » her as a siat fi tdds rio S (iat 220Tk ) vertize, it becomes the more important or you | afforded by any inferior page. The judicious ’ The aiieingaanses nea ae niet he - : the story and « hose to say i _ o 5 fa ei to do 30; if they do not advertize it becomes inlerspersion of landseape marine figure, HARPER S BAZAR. ‘ , a : ' niy his own avarice working out its end— | and geting a higner | on a Unk ord Ty, ubly j ene ” eau : fats . err Brain reei'd, and eye grew dim; j ony eo a ayal 98 0 : ug c c e 4 ee oe SHGKINE AN , TOBACCO, doubly important.— Anon, and animal subjects, sustain an unabated in- ILLUSTRATED As though to 'whelm him in despair, so with the death of his wife, a doctor might being on lie eve ol giving Dirla to @ Chiid cl ' mi : terest, impossible where the scope ¢ f the work . Rapidly changed the blackening air have saved her, but old Plumtree saved his, which be himself was the father, A recent ‘ CIGARS. acu the ot too closly to a aes ie Notices of the Press. To murkiest gloom o! night guinea ani! bis helpmate ' n! fon proves tbat human pat $ 3 » Sunshine, Vir- of subject he jilerature of THE ALDINE | : ; : ve ‘ s Seep ey guinea ani iost Gis helpmai trial in London proves {bal Adm gy nature i 74 Goxes Teba ‘ , punshine, Vit oe : ngs | The Lazar is edited with a coutributio : Till naught was seen around, below, + And the second one-——’ ’ ili ages, and that man-d ; ginian, Diauiond, MERCHANTS is a light and graceful uccompaniement, | and taleat that we seidom find in an Sea ; ' a ANG tie yna one—— the same inalt ages, anit thi -tle $ ar : ‘ 7 La i - , cs ‘L. | is : Se c v ; . But failing fakes and mantied snow, le Nile ii a) ae aaa : Praia a vior Gertruje. WILL FIND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR worthy of the artistic features, with only such aud the jourual itself is the organ w gre at That gleam in ghastly white. as Luke bradshaw, the mason—this | al a tO the year tals ~ . pas ce technical dispositions as do not interfere with | world of fashion —Boston Travelier. wife lived six years after her marriage—he i ai eel 2 is8. G OQODS the popular interest of the work _ The Bazar commends itself toevery member of At every blast an icy dari was sexton of the oerish. end refused to fe in yie, yss “1 ‘ } N. RA! NKIN, i a PREMICM FOR 187: | the household—to the children, by droll avd Seem'd through his nerves to fy, oe a cee ae i sly selling to Hig GW ¢ & Pownalsts ie arm On eT pee pees, to the young ladies by its fashion The bleod was freezing to his beari— the ringers, because, he said, he was free 01 | },-,, ‘persons | therein atthe tim Cl’towa, , 1874 Pas Agi Sigg i avery subseriber for 1875 will receive a | platesia endless variety, to the provident matros Thought whisper'd he must die. the chureh—being the servant of it, lke) +... cc ith <4 fae eo sist 2 "7" Advertising in the EXAMINER. | beautiful portrait, in oi! colors, of the same | by its patterns for the childreas clothes, to The thundering tempest echo'd death, ourselvse ae Ne a bi amcrside. inne | nebledog whose picture in a former issue afearin i tasteful designs for embroider- He felt it in bis tighten d breath : ert tern moet Cre rt om ; } allracted so much atienti | ed Slippers aad iuxurieus dressing-gowns. But anid oi a a! on ‘A paltry subterfuge, th lida t save : : : he usual reductions to those who apa the reading-matter of the Bazar is unifo Spoil, ritle, droop'd, and slow t iy Ol Datrsdresser, aiid is Uneie i iW Him. | oyyy b ees MOLAS- ‘MAN'S UNSELFISI! FRIEND ” | great excellence. Th h a, As the dread torpor crawling caine his wife!’ chimedein Matthew; ‘but your) who. ie bra wae disc se 3 — | ate i od } Bm celleuce. The paper has acquired a Along his sta os Ls ee aus ules eet taal ll thane psig ley siuc. ADVERTIZ® | will be welco1.e in every home. LEvervbody | Wide ere for the fireside ecujoyment it af- é ggering, stiffening fra.ne pro] rec¥ Wilil hardiy « > true again, te ee ae ieee eee “eee i MO) i ~ " . i om } a ad : eat : 3 - | fords.—N. F. Bvenin Post ne RS f f : tained Ulat the piace had t BeUPated Wilh 1s DHUDS. ; / a ; 4 ae | loves such a dog, and the portrait is execut- . 7 . Me sunk upon the snow twenty years come Candiemas since Peter parrafin oi!, and | been seton fire in six 4w | Se | ed so true to the life, that 1 seems the verit- | x 1 : * . Aitaa ii, @ i ti wv il t O11 i ill SIA (‘hy . ee a i i > p pers 4w | i ¥ Ais ; = rms ‘ Reasoa forsook her shutter’d throm Shaw married the milers daughter 4 i aie aa ' —— able presence cf the animal itself, The Rev. | ° . : oe ee ' " julierent places; tue ol nan was in a } 1 on UaT ee 7 eu a aig oe a cone saan i ‘ He deem’é that summer hours ‘Ay! twenty years—the time is aimost Up. | on ssieep, 1 room . Fag 4€QA7A | ADVERTISING RA‘'TES, «| - or ft a it ae a ee a eee — ee Again ground him brigiitly s! ' a ak Ane me Se — ee ee ee z+ bh aes : : | foundland dog (the fivest in Brooklyn) barks | : os nhien ea r. ae Peter maite 2, te) ae n . "| and there w 5 | t i 3 & c x ge : 8 us a ; Until further notice, Advertisements will be }atil! Althou 3) natural, no cane who sees! Harper's Bazar, ORO FORE... vorscerce sovse oon 90 Again the fresh, green forest-s see how weil he keeps aCe Serene ‘ : juserted at the following rates: | this chromo will bave the slightest fear of | #4 00 includes prepaymeat of U.S. postage « Site &! ‘ . . ‘ til isoner $ ¢ iv 11 5 . ‘ Sead —_ i . Rifle in hand, ive jight!, trod— | *¢ And the eomyract was—— ae pap ae c 1 square, one insertion, - - - §1.00| heen bition by the publishers, : : He heard the deor’s | hiea ‘This: Peter was aos : ther Pree emer , WN iced tse, alsa “ena i cae Each Continuation, .- - - - - 00.25] Besiaes the chromo, every advance sub. | . oe tions to Harper's Wegasine, and Basar Or, couch'd within the shadowy nook ee ee ee ae tion reialive t ; wtman | . Eas Special Notices, ** per line,” - - 00.12} scriber to THE ALDINE for 1875 is constitut- | Se es or oue year, $10. 00: or, two of eeeees © Winn the shadowy 1 | though he hed a fair share of trade, and the | , | ad & mebiber sind anual 0 Gee eee Harper's Periodicals, to onc address for 1 year, He drank t crystal o! boy < ‘i Oe es the house, and lhe 5 scovered | LE lean a an ae T, ANS CNMLG1eG 60 Git Sf Prives | $7.00: postage free, That murmor'd at his feet eee ee ee ae ee ee ut. Italso appeared that i ; mEcs © | Anextra copy of either the Mazazine, Weeki _— t Ye rpA . a ha {} , ‘ 7 - ; “+ - An Whiyy «2 Tea are : * .%r . } Raz al 2 ; ; re 4 . a oe oe me TO IRETORSS os 5 HO Se tO rer had induced his unele to mal 6 i rent Vy t THE ALDINE ART UNION. | or Hazar will be supplied gratis for every Clu t ehanged—his cabin : rspread set man who evér refused to vey the rings & a uu pUly Ss pui live } nT as is nets own of five subscribers at $4.00 each, in one remit- tafier, and wail, and chair, St ee i eg Gk Wourt come Into poss a MO ears ee, eee ee TUE | tance; or six copies for $20. 00, without extra (vieam’d in the crackling tire, that shed ers—-for the fate of the Lwo orides became a all his little property, and he woulda Us : cs iN i aa ALBINE piclures, Whieh, with other parot- | copy: postage free. its watmih, and he was there sort of village gossip, and grew inlo a super-| | aenet 17 fro pe a : a | gs aud engravings, are to be distributed Lack numbers can be supplied at any time. 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