Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-29
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY
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Cs swhen scRIBSER issued it's famous Midsummer Hol. iday Number in July, friendly critic said of it, sWe not sure but that SCRIBNER has touched high-wa ter mark We do not what worlds are left to it tn conquor." But the publishers do not consider that they have reached the ultima thule of exceencethey believe ''there other world to conuuor and tbev propose to conquer them" -
 The prospectus for the volume gives the titles of more than fifty papers [mostly ustrated) by wrf ters of the highest merit. Under the head ot -s4 TAz ssFOREIGN TRAVELu we have "A Winter on the Nile," by GEN. McCLEL- IAN; Saunterfngs About Constantlnople." by Charles Dudley Warner: Tout of My Window at Mos cow. by Eugene Schuyler; "An American in TuAkis-. tan," etc. Three serial stories are announced. .a5sa1 4.sNIGHOLAsl SIINTURN.,, e. 6rEe es, By Dr. HOLLAND, the Editor. es whose story Sevenoaks" gave the highest sasfac- tion to the readers of the Monthly. Ts f
 The scene of this latest novel is laid the banks of the Hudson. The hero is young man who has been always tied to tronsdns apron striaas but who by the death of his mother, is left alone the drlit on the current of hfa,-with fortune, but fAnotherserial "His Inheritance by Miss Traitor, will begin on the completion of ''That Lass O Low res, i oy Ms Hodgson Burnett Mrs. Burnett sto- fy begun in August, has pathos and dramatic pow CT which have been surprise to the public.
 mere is to be series of original and exqusitey rick, each paper complete in itgelf.
 There are to be, from various pens, papers on
 ''HOME LIFE ANDTRAVEL,o
 Also practical suggestions as to town and country ne, village improI ements, etc., by weknOwn spec ialist.
 MT. Barnards articles on various industries of Great Britain include the history of ''Some Experi ments in Cooperation Scottish Loaf factoryn in he November number, and ''Toad Lane Rochdale," :" i'll December. Other papers are 1.-The British Work ineman's Home, "A Nation of shopkeepers, D "Ha- penny Week for the Child" etc.
 A richly ilus}rated series will be given on 'Ameri- can Sports by Flood and Field" by writer's and each on different theme. The subject of
 ssHOUSEHOLD AND HOME DECORATION, will have eminent place, whilst the latest pro- dnetions of American humorists will appear from month to month. The list of shorter stories bio- graphical and other sketches, etc., is a long one.
 The editol ial departmentNvill continue employ the ablest pens both at home and abroad. There will be series of letters literary matters from Lon- don, by Mr. Welford.
 The pages of the magazine will be open as hereto fore far limited space will permit to the dis cussion of M themes affecting the social and relouus
 life of the world and specially the freshest thought of the Christian thinkers and scholars of this coun. try.
 We mean to make the magazine sweeter and purer higher and nobler more genial and generous in all it's utterances and influences, and more welcome visitor than before in homes of refinement and culture
 FIFTEEN MONTHS for S4.
 Scribner for December, now ready and which con- tains the opening chapters of s'Ncholas Minturn {" will be read with eager curiosity and interest Per haps no more readable number of this magazine has yet been issued. The three numbers of Scrbner for August, September and October containing the open- ing chapters of That Lass oLowrie's" will be given Ito every new subscriber (who requests it and whose subscription % begins with the present volume. i'e, Subscription price, $4a year-3J cents number Special terms on bound volumes Subscribe with the 1 nearest bookseller, send q check or P. O. money order to ScRIBNER Co.,, 743 Broadway, N. Y.