Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-10
SCribner'S Monthly. 1878

We invite the attention of the public to scrbner's Monthly. which deservedly ranks among the best illustrated periodicals of the world.
 The papers illustrative of American Scenary which have appeared in its pages among which were incud- ed "The Wonders of the YeIlowstone and the "0rand Canon of the Colorado, have widespread admit ration both sides of the Atantic and Frhe Great South articles, with their beautiful engrayinRs have been re-tsSued in book form in both Great Britain and America: For the coming year we have broader pans than before. The magazine will be enlarged and there will be three remarkable serial stories by Amer ican writers.
 Gabriel Conroy," by Bret Harte, Of which the Boston Post says: 1t is serial that w make every new number of Scrbner's eagerly sought for, if 1t had nothing else to recommend R. ."'
 The Canadian Illustrated News predicts that "we have found tt last the American Aovel."
 The Louisville Courier Journal says: ''The second at that tcGs looked foF."
 We begin in January
 "PhilIp Nolan's Friends" By Edward Everett Hale, This is an historical TO- nance The is laid in the South-west, at . timO when that territory first Spanish then French and then American, and when war imminent, to obtain the control of the mouth of the Missssppi It is likely to be the great romance of the Miasissppi Valley, Gabriel COnrOy will be of the Pacific Slope.
 "That Lass O Lowrie's,"
 y Fanny Hodgson Burnett. The friends of "Scrib- ner" who have read ''surly Tim's Trouble" cone Day at Are," 'The Fire at Grantley Mills and other of Mrs. short stories, will need to be Ss. sured that they have rare treat before them. The mining town. and from the first page to the last the interest iS unhagging.
 Among other notable papers we mention the follow. ing: SECOND "FARMRR's VACATION, " by Col George E. Waring descriptive of a row-boat ride of two hum dred and fifty miles, in of the most fertile and inc terestng of the vinesrowing valleys of EurCpe-a on never seen by the ordinary traveller, but full oE interest, in its social and industrial aspects rare collection of PRECAUTIONARY LETTERS. SRRTRs OF ILLUsTRArsD ARTICLES ON AMERICAN CoLLRoRs The Series includes William and Mary, Harvard Yale Michigan State University, Wesleyan University, Am herst Agricultural College, Princeton Union Bow. doin trinity and other typical institutions of the conntrv. Elegantly illustrated articles on OLD NEW YORK. illustrated papers on AMERICAN CITIES, etc.
 The editorial control and direction oF the MaVuRuS will remain inthe hands of Dr. Holland, who will con. tribute each month editorials upon current political and social topics. Our readers may look to Tropics of the Time" for healthy opinion; 1hO Old cabinetp for pure sentiment; "Home Society" for graceful Worlds Work" for industrial intslligenee '.Brica- Brac" for wit and innocent pleasantry.
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 Encouraged by the favor accorded to it by . Rener. public, shall an during the Centenial year. to eclipse its fOrmes achievements in both its Literary
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