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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
A First-class Illustrated Family Newspaper.
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Harper's Weekly has now been in existence two years. During
that period no effort has been spared to make it the best possible
Family Paper for the American People, and it is the belief of
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It is believed that the Illustrated Biographies alone—of which about
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shape of Editorials and the Lounger's philosophic and amusing
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In fixing at so low a price as Five Cents the price of their paper,
the Publishers were aware that nothing but an enormous sale could
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to make Harper's Weekly an indispensable guest in every home
throughout the country.
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