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16 \ WE-. - ’ 3 : J3«msp <fe 3'50 % I 3 v< I J 33 ? .33> 1133 ! > AtldJ 11 : ig > S-siS* ’MSmsSO* | ■.'? | Mi ._■ 3.» \ Famous Inyl I M jSIfeC Popular : ■ i/KiOM Statesmen. 3/31M li ..3,. 3.3. Story Tellers. ■ ’ 'ZEB,// I vIS A* Hon. George F. Hoar. *• v) W jX* wjSO'WI W fe®' \«| Rudyard Kipling. V., - . j\L >| ■-'•■•■! ? Hon. Justin McCarthy. (§ . /9| 3.: ' ' ' ffl T, fe\| Frank R. Stockton. 8< NA W « J Hon. Thos. B. Recd. V* V> AJ6 R <.7 ~ 3 Mary E. Wilkins. eJjJ Hon * Henr y Cabot Lodge. ’V I <\\4T William Dean Howells. The Duke of Argyll. '‘‘ V I Alice French (Octave Thanet). 3* Thc Marquis of Lome. 3--’ S •• Zangwill. a . - y ' '■3,.' 3--’ 5% s■%'/ i 111 v .4/ x 4 vk $v / * ’■ ■> . * .'•■-'•• r S .'*' &'. J -r COPYRIGHT, 189?. PHOTOGRAPHED EXPRESSLY FOR THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, & #2dfQ'.X f/ ? V * '■ 3 •'; V»'«:-«* / J' “ zffi-.vx «yv**. *?A\’L £‘t£ Zb WK I - ki* JUNE 28, !•)/, GN THE PORCH AT HAWARDEN CASTLE. 3 A 7 O’.h ff! '* • '■‘• •7 3. & vxr—V r ’ PM 33 I? / .*• ■ W Pi ffe k> W F THE RIGHT HON. W. E. GLADSTONE. $ T\ .2 ((33 *> V? y*3j, ■ . \/ z'7 ’’sW?* !“W-'F'-'.. /A Z/ paid The Youth’s Companion the compliment of making it the /i ,/ V h\ '- -■« -' X *'' ■■* ,/■/ t’* medium through which toaddress the American people. j| eYoutl f jmpani EAC’t WEEKLY ISSUE of The Youth’s Companion contains as muth reading-mat- F""3 /T>> / THE YOUTH’S COMPANION is virtually a Family Paper—the favorite o volume of I7S pages. A distinguished astronomer recently said, |p /Z3N of age as well as of youth. More than Two Hundred Eminent Sta /z The Companion addresses and influences what in all probability is the most im- ! i d * Cf tlsts,Educators,Travelers,Menof Action, and Men c “'£" s P o^* I'or-ion of the worid, the shapers of the next thirty years of its advance.” 3-^'Q efforts to charm, instruct and help Companion readers during th. yv; 13. ’ abSeArtsdes. i MASTERS OF FICTION. j Other Contnb^tors' ’ *3'3 Arthll Herrv >’ ? Jlai?. Pit. Hon. We E. Gladstone. S?? THE E URWING OF THE “SARAH SANDS,” a Story of Heroism in the Ranks, RUDYARD KIPLING. FOII 8 50/. e p'3 | ,>• '<;<’ ; -Gr’< I r'p Mmo I iiiisn Wnrrfira WATERMELON PATCH, a Singuiar and Amusing Experience, W. 0. HOWELLS. _, , „. . , '77 77' 7‘ :; L "-’ teUU V? SOMF. OF (BY DOGS, a Slory for Loverr of Ou.- F .ur-Footed Frieds. FRANK R. STOCKTON. V? The (te* Os Msnun! ta. fc 7 J h* ,;a ; ; . ■' 7 E “’ !3°M,„. „o, TALES OF A TRAVELER, the- Chroniclo of Some Unusual Events, I. ZANGWILI. V? Lfent. RGhSrt E. fe'l- *3'/] ■7'3. ■/3 n -> 3! jeut. H. D. WiSS, U.S.A. SEVENTY YEARS AGO IN NEW ENGLAND, the Story of a Homestead, MARY E. WILKINS. V? Rear-Adinral .ylaitiP.im, i?. -J. An OL T/12 h3t&. A fred T. Mahan US N S Lieut, h. D. Wise. .1 The Wr r-ks 0; Lake Nemi, Frol. Rodolfo ‘ & HISTOK2CAL SKETCHES. SKETCHES OF TRAVEL. V ~T' s Pips •’ "'' f'??-' 0 ' •■ro tr/ Seeing and Hearing Webster, Samuel T. Pio'iard. rfy First Cruise, The Marquis of Dufferln and Avai hv3i*ri , LiCouJ. ci-3/ *' ! : * •jv-.u- .. v - r •: r | ?u. »’£/ Lincoln and Douglas, Rev. J. D. The mas. L. ain an Arctic Whaler, Rear-Admiral Markham. PfOf. johfi ..J’!, i -.'hij ; ./ Jefferson Davis, Ex-Senator James W. Bradbt ry. The Saviksue. Lieut. Robert E. Peary, C. E. .'' PrAf Rnrf.nlfn I; ;f pi P< H. S. Shak ■._ he Dake of Argyll. SL Z - ST* ON M WIALS. Dr. William Park. : yL ■ ' '■■■ 3il. iWlge 7. Hoar. THE FRESHMAN, a Romance ?f Co.. ife, JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS. . ,- LAUGHING SILVI’S BOY, the Story of a Boy Bear-C tcher, C. A. STEPHENS. %f : Percival Lowoll. / THE GOLD-FIELDS OF THE YUKON, a Miner’s Life in Alaska, IRVING ANDREWS. *33 7?e WiHi a John Blif 1 filths. © FERIEDA FAIRFAX, WRITER, the Fortunes of a Girl in New York, MARGUERITE TRACY. 3* C./I. 3/' . - n ;? THE FLAKING OF BUNKER, a Hero of ( Bi 2 WILLIAM J. LONG. w Mia Garland. ’fc Stories. / ; 't THE STORY OF A BEE-FARM, Two Giris’ Adventj.-e in Business, EDITH AMES FAIRFIELD. John R. Spears. ROYAL HOLIDAYS. ORA AND ORATORY. A Th n‘o i<> -1 ,! 'rn7 t '/i-.thrm Pnn’/ort? • w ' How the Queen Spends Christmas, Marquis of Lome. Congressional Oratory, Hon. Thomas E. Reed. E65 Ff('#ard WillidiH Thcrn'O" » ; !i i: \hV3, J!U 4 The Little King of Spam, Arthur Houghton. Parliamentary Oratory, Justin McCarthy, M. P. p" m* ‘l’’ . J :i hi/ft: .: J ..l'i niinJ, Ll!Ct ; Is. G'uiucVai'L /AK Holidays at the Italian Court, Giovanni Amadio. Tho Oratory of the Stump, Henry Watterson. Ak ‘ _, ~ . 3 v ... -r ~.’ Qomuni q Vinrmm 7; Eva McGlassoo Brodhead. Tte LrsfiHto, Eowartl C.E. cat LL-a 3 Vi*srti. tv irU Is It-lao. Jeasa lymliWi’lta. Beginning with the new year the present stiff of writers for the I'.dito-ial Page of The Companion will have the i a lira F f'i''h'll" t " », ’ - , t( .*-’ . " ,‘" ' ‘ z\ assistance of the following eminent specialists, who will • rnlarly contribute unsigned editorials entheir particular subjects: >\ -...11 uu. r..u .<(■■;;. «{'. Itliue 7/afen®llld, holes W. tai. <7 ', 7* Prof. Bliss 3 iitesiSiWota. Hoyiion Carrulh. ® i voh’?’ p ,B ? est a 3 7 T c! 33 , , tato Moffett. •. 7 31 ?3U l‘v Wprstisn CHAo. A. Pre essor rt Princeton university. Eminent astronomer. ClintOß R33S. i ■ •■ . •,. ’/.lni’,,?- r'/ .3 y ’ W. F. SEDGWICK, Professor at the I ass. I titut cf 1 jchnology. Authority in sanitary science. Prof. Henn A. BeBFS. '■'•■ •■ •; uiintOn nOSS, ’i, c, MENDENHALL, President of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Noted physicist. KstC Clwpll). 3’ -• A 3n <” .-.'sboy, Jacob Riis. albert c. stevens, Ed; tor of Bradstreet’s. Authority on economic and financial subjects. '7.' Hoiilßr 6(8808. V I. N. FO ?D, Lond on Correspondent of the New York Tribune. Writer on foreign topics. <•' CiiarlfiS F. LliCiliiiS. iold Embossed Calendar F New Subscribe Tris ..’.•■;n 'ir is published exclusively by 7'he Youth’s Cornpar3n aud ccu!d not be soid in Art Stores for less than $!.00. Lt consists cf three fol. 3 '• e .- rey •b io ... in twelve colors, of charming group pictures iror original paintings enclosed in borders of embossed Gold. Size 10x24 inches. 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