Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
sCRtBNER,S M0NTHLY. fOr iS77.7a.

without recalling the excellence Of ths past, ths publishers of scRIBMER's MONTHLY AnnOunes Cor tls year to come, the following papefs.
 .1:,:. sSS s s. sf rtes 3f separate papers engaged from writers who stand in the front rank among Americans, both in qualities of style and in keon insight of nnt uFu Mr. k. K. Robinson, author of delightful pap "Fox Hunting in New England" m the January number, Burroughs. whose papers similar topics have been
 highly priSsd aud popular feature of RcRIBEER wtn write of Farm Life in New York. Maurice Thoinpson the pOet-naturAlis will describe the characteristics of Western farming of which but little has been writ ten It is expected that the illustrations of this asFss will be of renned and typical character. eemmensa. rate with the snbject-mabser It is thought thas paper or series of papers yet issued in scRIDNKn win Keen oyt of the rrts anS' So.h ;n ts1s sas mss,v. tons to obtain quality rather than quantity, and e print fresh. strong and delicate work itO original
 .ROXY,"-by HOWARD EaaI.1sToN tAulhor of "The hOOsier SchO.lnlaster," &el. This new rial of the year. The nrut number was pasiashsa in November. Those who have rsnd e in manuaatips as clare ROXY to be much the mOat sEsking and FpmsFk able story this author has ever written. M h llluafrA ted by one of ths abest of the younger American printers-Mr: Waiter shirlsw. Rrssids1s Os ''TAS American SpoVts.-sOme of the most ncysl and sntsraning Ofthese Pspcrs are yet e spP'sfhs the South, New England and cAssda.
 :Uasn sSas sISsIss sS ss; Out, ," and kindred topics. MT. Barroughs's papers will begin in the January number the first being titled Blrds and Birds." and illustrated by .TidslIA BfidgSs.
 nAFchItectuge of BIrds.=.-Dr. TAo~ss V. delight in Dr. Brewer has probable the nnost coes icn of birds eggs in the wOEd to draw upon Tor she
 The saddle HoroO.--COl. George E. War. ing, with whose excellent work of varioag saras our Eeadersars FsRiiar contributes tive lustFAtsa sFti horse, treats specially anaakGAhofBo9 and their for pleasure aud for sport, including road riding fox hunting and racinR. The nature Of the English thoroughbr"d And that Of hts stefn gfo' gsnitor he ArAbian) fully considered in TslaSn
 sake HoIn,.-Nsw stories by ,hi. popular .ri.
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