Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18
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Peterson, Magazine the Queen Of the
Lady, Boos, is on our table for November
The principl steel engraving. Little Red
Riding-fioo, is rarely beautiful. so, also i,
the mammih colored steel fashion plate. But.
a. c.tenyorary says, the stories, the fash
ions. the Ptterns, in short, everything in Pet
eTson Is IL best Of its kind For 1878 great
improvements will be made. Among the Sc
will be smonthly Supplement. containing A
Full-size Paper Pattern for lady's. or child,
dres ses, nus giving TO every subscriber twelve
such pattrns, extra, during the year. These
patterns :one VIII be worth the subscription
price. he original copyright noyelets will
also be giyn, besides hundred shorter sto-
ries. Buthe price will remain the same viz !:
Two dollar year. the postage prepaid BY the
publisher. To Clubs the prices are even low
er, tpostas also pre-paid.) viz: two copies
for 80 20, 9TH superb Mezzotint ga inches
by POI, 'Te Angels Of Christmas" the finest
and costlid ever offered, TO the person getting
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prepaid } nd an extra copy TO the person get
ting up thclub. For 500 six copies will be
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Hdrpet Magazine for November is the
conclude! Number Of the Fifty-finh Volume.
The pubhers announce for the coming wear
new seri novels by Miss Thackeray, Miss
Mulock I'd Thomas Handy.
EdwaiEverett Hale's story, Back 10 Back,
begun iihe current Number, is to be couclud-
ed in thoecember issue. Among the attrac-
tons OFF December Number will be a new
poem, eitled keramos, BY Longfellew, which
will be sstrated by Fredericks and Abbey
fourteen af tha
zine.
The Sember Number is richly illustrated.
and fu4 exceedingly interesting matter.
II. W.lliott, who knows all about Alaska,
contritts q wonderfully picturesque article
on thafgion, with twenty illustrations
Mrs.hrriet Prescott Spoford's profuselv
illustrf paper on San Antonio. deals no:
alone " the almost tropical fora and the his
foricalenanc of that region; it is also faith
tul REFORMATION ofthe wonderful agricultural
resou1 OF Western Texas.
T. Ifnson Warren contributes An exhilsr-
| atIng nstrated article on Yachting in Blue
Water
By tmesns the least interesting article in
| the Sper Is Olive Logan's fascinating nara.
tive oSoudln's remarkable career as presti-
plainAnd illustrated.
Makna is very beautiful story, BY Mrs,
tionsf Abbey.
MrAckmore's Erema is concluded In this
NUM-. II has been = serial story worthy of
| the teant author, whose Lorna boone and
| Alic4rraine captivated the most intelligent
readA England and America.
M&aeneral Fremont begins In this Number
a shS series Of photographed papers-a
nsrree Of her California experience twenty
yea4o. In this first paper we have some
ver&eresting gllmpses Of the scenes amidst
wbieer early years were passed In st Louis,
Waagtoh and New Orleans.
ytinteresting and timely are the sketches
Of - life among the miners Of Scranton,
conpnted by Phoebe e. Gibbons, the author
of Dsylyania Dutch.
Milenrietta Holdich s(ntributes q bright |
shdeory, entitled Ny Mothers Objections.