The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-23
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"THE STORY OF sEvESoAKs."
Few men in this country have large an audience
Dr. Holland Ills Topics OF the Time, IN scRIBNER's
MONTHLY. we believe, are widely read and e..
ten.ively quoted any similar papers published
In America wac to expected that new story By
this author touching Of the great evils Of
American society. would than usual aten.
ton But we suspect that were prepared for the
interest and strength OF the opening chapters Of Dr. Hol
lands STORY of seveno,ks" recently begun in Serb.
ner's Monthly.
Jim Fenton the rough. bis-hearted baokwoodmsn.
"sp.lln for someth,n do Somebody" Miss xeziab
Butterworn, the DOWNRIGHT rcsouts little taiioress
Robert Bechcr the proprietor of all sevenoats includ
Ing its parsons and paupers Paul Benedict the gen
tie sportsman. the ingenious inventor the victim d
Belcher and the inmate OF madhouse the town meet
ing; the escapes the halfway house to Abrams Bosom
where lived the generous Irshman in Pursatory the
amhouse keepers sudden appearance in shirt sleeves
at church; the play: the pursuit These
are only few Of the characters scenes and incidents
crowded into the January ana February instruments Of
this genuinely American story-a story which, in pops
lar interest. promises to eclipse all Of Dr.. Hollands
previous works OF fiction.
In subsequent numbers the scene will shift to New
York, and the reader will be shown Of the moa
characteristic phases OF life In the metropolis
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tnuance OF
MAJOR POwELLs
thrilling Narrative of Western Adventure With its Mag.
nfcent Illustrations the conclusion Of MY Tourms-
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the Later English Poets; an Essay by Bauyelt Christs
Supernaturaisn besides the usual variety short
Stories Poems and Revue VS. Articles by the Editor
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