Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-17
Scribner's Monthly. 1877

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 We invite the attention of the puba to sertbnsr,s Monsniy. which now deservedy ranks among the best Mlustrated periodicals of the world. 4, ,f5.
 The papers Illustrative of American Scenery which have appeared in ita pages. among which inelnd. Canon of the Colorado have won widespread adni- ration on both sides ofthe Atlantic and srhe Great South articles with their beautiful engrAvinKs have than ever beIore The nseasne viii bs en:afSed snd there will be three remarkable serial stories by Amer ican writers. =.
 Gabriel Conroy," by Bret Harte, Of which the Boston Post says: "I is serial that will make every new number Of Scribner's eagerly sought for, if it had nothing else to recommend il. The Canadian Illustrated Newa predicts that G'we have founu ut last tke American novel,"
 The Louisville Courier Journal says: s@The second instament m IS even stronger than the first, jsttng We begin in January '@ ''"
 Philip Nolan's Friends"
 By Edward Everett Hale This is an historical TO- nance. The scene is laid in the South-west at time nS 4a snat was nrst Spanish then French obtain the control of the mouth of the Mssss,nn t IS likely to be the great romance of the Missssippi Valley, as Gabriel Conroy will be of the Pncnc Sope
 ''That Lass O Lowries," y'1
 Fanny Hodgson Burnett The frienda oF s.Sc.,h ner" who have read sssurly Tina,a TroubIe s.nne Day at Arle, The Fire at Grantley Miils and other of Mrs. Burnets short stories will need to be Os.
 
 scene of the uew novel is laid m an English mining town and from the first page to the last the interest is unfagging. 7-
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