The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
Scribners' Mo-. thlv 1856

The pu5lia!,crs invite attention % the, follow
ing list OF SOM" OF the ut ractiN. articles see tired
tor SclibueES Monthly for the coming yc;lr Iii
the field OF hctihn. besides numerous n0veicttes
and shorter stories, there will be t.co ruDaurE ,ble
S:ri'u Stories, by American Authors. The first
s: Ah n:M EfI" "G%NJ y gu! ~ HMEi >nrr
Begins LII the November number, ;tn4e5 Wili run
for twelve months This is Mr.. HARRIS first cX
tcnded work The scenes and sharactetS which
the author has chosen from hrs favori>c tic4d,
Ga lfornt are painted with char ctcri>tic vivid
ness aud power: and the work is, vitnout doubt
The most grapc rcc3iS OF early ca iforni; life
that has yet ;,i'l"a' cd.
We S: r iiI ?s! L. rs rE$pS' "'c''
FIT HALE. ,Thesccne of this story is laid il tie
5 uthwrstcrn territory, now forming the states OF
Louisiana and Texas, ut the time OF Aaron Burrs
treason. The characters llvrll in section which
was now American, now French. aud now SlG.l-
iSh, and this record Of tn ii adventures lives
makes il story Of intense aid untIaggi,. interest
:. K SECOND 'FARMER'S vAC.,rIoS:"
BY COL. GEO. T.. MAILING. .JK. Col. Waring is
now j" Europe, visiting, IN a row: boat ride. OF
two hundred and ity miles. one OF the 1nust fer
of Europe. Ills second series OF papers prom
iseS to he even more interesting lhaM that with
"''" our G tSff IS 1s' Ikr ian;'
Edited by JOHN VANoEEuESEl. x rcre collec-
ton Of Revou1iulary Letters. mainly from stores
Z the lanS , OF ne d scendantsof Coz! Joseph
"ild. hcS iFC ltlt OF EtttfeSt. :lnufV:4l iA.fEM
with il rare ,eiis!rin connection with tie Centc,-
Hi;ll celebration IF the year.
Bril- lMn}y Observation-Disclosures o.,
Il .MIIRIC.A.N. G{lLbEGES. ~r..i.
Written respectively by their II lends, will Appear
during he YEAR lhcrcvivtel interest in college
ME makes these papers especially timely, ;4Id
will sS'"49 for d }i'y~ S S'y'S ;G ;!TH'9' "
Elegahtly.ilh Illustrated articles Oh Old New York
| Ivy JOHN f.:M1SHs, will appear at once, and. will
attract the attention Of aIi, in city or country.
who mark with interest the development III. tile
great metropolis and alicctiOlateiy remember
the quaint pccu.iarities Of its oldcn timc.
Every number Is pro;HSey il|,iSrarch I'l:iS en-
abiing us 'nGjve to our desc ip iveM.l narrative
articles an Interest and p.l'l.lll;at value never
attained III anori Illustrated lerlolira. Undo
in tn future he devoted as i: has lefp i'll Tia
past, to sound literature and Christian progress.
I The EDITORIAL Dcpa rtn,cnts =!
occupy over twenty pages of each number, and
contain DR.. Hollands vigorous and timely tIi-
tOria!s as we'll rs Reviews Of The latest w; KS nj
AIT, Literature and HcicEcc. '.''
| TERMS: = a..
$500 Year, ii, advance: =; cents Number.
The L. vols. Complete: Nov- 1871 ITO oct. - j.,
! 1917. bound ~ ma DON coth, .., 81 !u
do. d.. bount! III halt MOROCCO, 30 GO
Vols begin in November and May: ANY :,.f
the earlier volumes q ~ FIl1) will be supple Il
separately TO parties who Wi>, them tO cuiMpf,..
sets at this rate, e. cloth. 81; half morocco, q.
Piled Ill rates that will enable theiito iii amy OF
the above offers. Subscribers will please remit
) in l.. 9. Money Orders, or in Bank Checks
Draft>,Qr by Registered Letters. All money III
, letters not registered ut selder's risk
SCR1BNEl, 6; CO., IS Broadway, y Y.