The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-11-15

R~<7>ss
with mapv heaity laugh, or the tears
coming into their eyes. Ills thcir child
hood come back again in visible shape
Scribacr's Mon fdly, se
Scr.bner's Monthly for 1S77-7S.
+ Without recalling the excellence of the
past, the publishes of Scribner's Month
" announce for the year TO come, the
following papeis:
rHs PICTURESQUE SIDE OF AMsR.c.y
FARM LIFE.
This subject will be treated in a series
of separate papers engaged from writer's
who stand in the front rank among mer-
leans, both in qualities Of style and il
Leen insight of nature. Nj. II. II. Rob
inson, author of delightful paper on
Fox Hunting in New Eng'and" in the
January number, will rep ent the same
section in this series. john Burroughs.
whose papers on similar topics have been
a highly priced and popular feature Of
Scribner will write Of Farm Lie 10 New
York Maurice Thompson, tue poe; mat
| uiaist, will describe The cha .acierisiics OF
| Western farming, OF which but little has
been written. 1t is expected that the IL
lustratio OF this SCI les WILDE OF refined
and typical character commensurate with
tie ubject-matier. IT is thought that no
paner or series of papers yet issued 10
1 Scrioncr will SO fully realize the constant
dcsile of the magazine 10 leep Out Of the
iuts, and, both in text and Illustrations,
TO obtain qualify father than quantity,
aud TO print flesh st,ong and delicate
woIk from original sou ces. ''sf3
H ss ssoxY,"
| by Edward Eggleston (author OF sThe
Hoosier Schoolmassei,n &C., This new
novel will doubtless be the most impor-
tant American serial OF the year. The
list number was Published in November.
| Those who have read it in MANUSCRIPT de-
clare Roxy to be much the most si'isiDg
aud Iemq liable story this author has ever
(. written 1t is illustrated by one OF the
ablest of the younger American painters
NJ. Walter Shillaw, President of The
Anne, lean Art Association" G#
AMERICAN sroE'-s. p
Some o. the most novel aud ente tain
ing of these papers are yet TO appear, the
Middle States, the South, New England
and Canada. ta
oUT-oF-DOoR PAPERS.
by john Burroughs, author Of wake
! Robin,n &c. will contain not only a siclcs
on Ei.ds, but ON ssTIamping,' 'CaiDpir
Oui," and Kindred topics. Mr.. Burroughs
papers will begin in the January number,
The first being entitled birds and Birds"
and Illustrated by FiGelia Bridges. d
| ARCa r 20 -jJeE OF DIcDS
| DR.. Thomas NJ. Brewer will copu :buie
four exquisiiely ilusiia ed aiiicles on
| BIRDS pests, which every lover of NATURE
| will delight in. d.. Brewer. iIas pGoba-
bly, tie finest collection OF b:.ts' eggs in
| ia, ~ ,t,oeo ,,oro,ss,,nn for the illus ia
THE SADDLE 10 rsE.
Col. George f. Waiting, with whose
excellent wo.k Of vaiiors sorts our read
crs ale fami!ia /, con, butes Two illus;la-#
ted articles on The ilol sc. He treats speci-
ally OF saddle ,io. SEES and Their use for
pleasure and for spo-i, including road
iiG;nS, fo2 bunting and racing The na-
ture of the English thorough b1 ed anG
that CT his Eas' eln progenitef Qae Arao- A
ian) aie fully considered in relation 10
these uses. ei.,ss.4fg IA
New SOL les by this popular writer viii
be given in ee.ly numbers of Sciibnef,
beginning With zoe Hale's Req Stock
ings," 10 appear in January. This s.nov-
ele,te" chronicles an episode of the late
wal Tor tue Union. G ,s 584 !
LITERARY PocTRA IT'S.
Richard Henry S;oddard, not only one
OF Lie most eminent of our poets, but al
SO distinguished for his knowledge Of
English litera. u'c and English literary
nis.o. Y, will Contribute a number OF liter
cry post.,i-, Including taose OF Keats,
Shelley, Mis-. Eiowe'nq, &c. ,a 8 |
nosp =, -, 49,
, y q, - ~ :. ~,
Wy ~. II. onei'on M;sshrszr, OF inc Phil-
,. omising one, as Dr.. Mackenzie Is ,cr.
baps, OF AmeIicaUs, the best Informed l
and most widely acquainted in all nat
les pc: soDal 10 his contemporaries among
English authors. He will present notes
on, and letters srom, Mss Barrett Mrs.
i; Wnoa:swor,h snn;',..,, e. Dis1 az
ies47
ROBERT DALE OWEN.
The last work o. this remarkable mans
life was Gevo'ed 20 se''es of polItical
reh. uiscences E.icen for Scsibnei's
Monthly He hos let the SCI les iucom-
plete, out we have atleassthlee intensely
inter es,ing pape,s on political men aud
~ q; lis on ,Iv re w';t:an IN . 900 '.
pu.e aud 10: chile as taat az his best DAYS
soNE OLD MAsftEs' ega Il
BY Clarence Cook (autlor of "ihe House
beau ifu', Will consist of series of pa
pels superbly illustrated, on Leonardo ia
vinci, Rapbsel, Michael Angelo, etc
These prpe's will have an iateiest and ]
value dihe, cut rom the ordinary maya
line tic)e, as they will give tie result +
rnt write, who 10 NOW 10 49, ,>,-s,,s;l
lent ait critic in ibis coun:.y. ~
sss INHERITANCE, ,las
y Ade' ne Tafson, SO well begun in tho
Midsummer Holiday nuMbe., will be cen
y es pcas'E .siovsl tue yea u will
I, 10 o oauu &c y inc' eas'ns lase' est 70
wv T.
AlN,eHr OF FORTUNE
Ijalmar Hjoith Eoveseu's new novel;
si,' ue bcaun ii Sc ibneret ne conclu.
lou OF ''His tlbe.it: lce.n Twill ,eyeal
phase OF Anne, icss soc:c.ys uae,eamed
i BY most OF on eadcis, and win be
u y . l..