Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-05-28
The June Magazines.

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Our Nearest Observation-Disclosures !;
Too late ; A Naturalist in heart of
Africa Second Paper)-illustrated.
The Prisoner-illustrated Collecting
Salmon Spawn in Maine-illustrated I;
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their Prosecutors Mildred in Search
of a Husband; Army Organization
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SCRIBNER's.-"The South Carolina
Problem" is discussed with fullness,
sharpness and apparent fairness by Mr.
Edward King, in the June number of
Scribners. This being one of "The
Great South" series, the illustrations
are, as usual, numerous and deal with
character as we'll as landscape and arch
itecture. There ars in this number six
stories, or parts of stories, the authors
being the now famous SAKE Holm (the
beginning OF a story in two install
ments), Henry James, Jr., Rebecca
Harding Davis, Adeline Taafton,
Amalie La Forge, and Jules Verne.
The second and concluding paper on
, Tennyson, by Stedman; an illustrated
} paper on eau Sable Chasm,' the gates
: Of the AdrioDdacks sketch, with the
portrait OF the poet Aldrich r; an &C
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