CONTENTS FOR JANUARY, 1893.

ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON

From a photograph by Barraud, London, Eng., engraved by W. A. Hirschmann.

THOMAS BUCHANAN READ .

HELEN HUNT JACKSON.

With portrait.

MARY WARE

With portrait by McManus Bros., Traverse City, Mich.

WILLIAM F. MCNAMARA.

WILLIAM EDWARD VASSER.

With portrait by Collins, Huntsville, Ala.

WILLIAM SCHWENK GILBERT.

FLORENCE V. BRITTINGHAM.

With portrait by Parsons, Wheeling, W. Va.

HELLEN MARR HURD.

MINNIE GOW WALSWORTH

With portrait by S. G. Rogers, Washington, Pa.

REV. JAMES UPHAM, D. D. . .

With portrait.

FERDINAND BLANCHARD, M. D.

With portrait.

JANE E. D. CONKLIN .

With portrait by Osborn, Binghamton, N. Y.

HARRY F. O'BEIRNE.

With portrait by Church, Dallas, Texas.

BENJAMIN F. SEE.

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Frontispiece

Nettie Leila Michel.

. Jeannette Ward.

Col. Benjamin F. Sawyer.

Mrs. Belle F. Kerr.

Jane Maria Read

. James Nias.

Mrs. Naomi Everett.

Mrs. G. A. Bullen.

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NOTES. Rev. S. D. Phelps, D. D., W. Davenport Adams, Walter Storrs Bigelow, Nettie Leila

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