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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 290, 6 December 1889, Page 3

A IN" E w S T6 *;? : ' •" ' R-, ■'"■■'■ : - WEDNESDAY AftD SATok& kti I S H MA _B .li OR lit THE _}__PTi_-v B * ■ . A .., ■ ..I. MRS EMMA D. E. N. SOU_?_tW6#l# f Author of "Self-Raised," "Fair Play>" Missing Bride," " __ NOble libri.," " __bw He Woh Her*" "The PHae* W JDarkbes.." " Trlslfl for Hfi> hite," Etc., Etc. This popular author consider. '*'' r_li_l±e_ ; or* In the depths," her very Best work Rftl' founded on the life of one of the nobles, of her Countryiiieh who really livedo sufferefl, toileii and triumphed in the United States at -Auierlcli. one whose inspirations of wisdom and goodness were drawn Irom the exaiiijilSs or the heroic warriors and statesmen of the tion, and who, having by his own energy risen from the deepest obscurity to the highest lame,. became in himself an illustration of thg elevating; influences of Republican Institution*, i It is one of the most fascinating stories ever { published, the interest being kept .Up from the beginning of the volume t"D the end« THE OPENING Cl-AFTE-iS WILli APPEAR TO-MORROW (^ATtjitDA*,)