The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-22
Scribners' Monthly 1856

The publiahcrs invite attention to the follow
ing list OF some of the attractive articies secured
for ScribnerS Monthly, for the coming year. III
the field of fiction, byades NUMEROUS novclettes
and shorter stories, there will he too re,narkble
Seriat Stories, by American Authors The first
.GABKiEI C0NROY,'' by BRET. HAnrE,
Begins in he-Novenlber number, and will run
tended work The scenes and characters which
the author has chosen from his favOrite field,
Gu ifornia, are painted with characteristic vivid
the most graphic record OF early California lie
that has yet appeared.
We s*' M Hsyi9 in tG ypnqfH!y p1n0er
EFT HALE. Tie scene Of this story is LAID III the
Southwestern territory, now forming the States OF
| treason. The characters lived In section which
was now American, now French. and now Span-
ish and this record of their adventurous lives
| makes u story OF intense and untilgginy interest
K SECOND "EARMEE's VACATION"
BY COL GEO. l.. WAXING, JR. Col. Warng is
now III Europe, Wishing, III rOW-DOat ride OF
two hundred and fifty miles, one OF the most fer
| tile and interesting Of the Vire-gr0wing valleys
Of Europe. This second series OF papers prom
Uses to be even more interesting than that with
~ CENTENNIAL IETTERs,
Edited by JOHN VANCE CHENEY. A rare collec-
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in the hands OF the descendants of Col Joseph
Ward. They are full OF interest, and will be read
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NAL celebration Of the year.
! Brilliantly Illustrated articles on
| AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Written respectively by their friends viii appear
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! will secure for them unusual attention.
| OLD NEW YORK.
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past, to sound literature and Christian progress.
The Editorial Departments
occupy over twenty pages Of each number, and
contain DR.. Hollands vigorous and timely Edf-
torias, we'll as Reviews of the latest works in
Ar, Literature and Science.
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