The true northerner., 1878-11-15
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

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Announcements for 1889.
Among the attractions for the coming year
are the following.
"HAwoRrHs,''a a serial novel. by Mrs Frances
Hodgson Burnett, author OF That Lass
Lowries. The scene OF Mrs. Burnetts new
novel ls laid in Lancashire: the hero ~
young inventor OF American birth "Haworths
Is the longest story Mrs. Burnett has yet writ
ten. 1t will run through twelve numbers OF
the Monthly, beginning with November, 1878,
and will be profusely illustrated.
FALcoNBERe, a serial novel, by III. Ii. Boyesen,
author OF Gunnar, The Man who Lost his
Name, DC In this romance, the author
graphically describes the peculiarities OF Morse
Immigrant life in Western settlement.
A STORY OF New ORLEANS, by George w.
Cable. to be begun on the conclusion OF Fal-
conberg. This story will exhibit the state OF
society In Creole Louisiana about the years
1S03-4-5, the time OF the Cession, and period
bearing a remarkable likeness to the present
Reconstruction period.
This series (begun in August with the portrait
OF Bryant) will be continued, that OF Longfellow
appearing in November. These portraits are
drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton and engraved
by L. Cole. They will be printed separately
on tinted paper as frontispieces OF four dlier-
ent numbers. illustrated sketches OF the lives
OF the poets will accompany these portraits.
STUDIES IN THE SIERRAs,-A series OF papers
(mostIy illustrated) by John Muir, the Cali
fornia naturalist. The most graphic and pct
uresque and, at the same time exact and trust
worthy studies of The California Alps" that
have yet been made. The series will sketch
the California Passes, Lakes, Wind Storms and
Forests.
New VIEW OF BRAZIL. Mr.. Herbert III
Smith, of Cornell University, a companion OF
the late Prof Hartt. is now in Brazil, with MIR
j. Wells Champney (the artist who accompanied
Mr. Edward King in his tour through The
Great South). preparing for Scrlbner series
OF papers on the present condtion.-the cities
rivers and resources OF the great empire OF
South America.
The johnny Rel" papeis. by an ex-Con-
federate soldier. will be among tue raciest con
tnbuhons to Scrbner during the coming year
Tbey are written and illustrated by Mr.. Ailer
G.. Redwood OF Baltimore. The first OF the
series. johnny Rsp at Play, appears in the
November number.
The Leading European Universities. We
are now having prepared, for Scrlbner, articles
will be written by al American College Pro
fessor. Mr. II. II. Boyesen, of Cornell (authol
OF Falconberg. &c.). and will include sketches
OF the leading men in each OF the most import
ant Universities OF Great Britain and the Con
tinent.
Among the additional series OF papers tC
appear may be mentioned those on How Shal
we Spell 1.-TWO papers by Prof. Lounsbury)
The New South, Lawn-PlantiDg for Smal
Places (by Samuel Parsons, OF Flushing)
Canada of to day, American Art and Artists
American Archaeology, Modern Inventors
also. Papers OF Travel History, Physica
Science. Studies in Literature, Political and
Social Science Stores, Poems; Topics OF th'
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Inventions and Mechanical improvements
Papers on Education. Decoration, &C.; Bool
Reviews; fresh bits OF Wit and Humor &c
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