Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-25

Scrlbner for NOvember.-The most note
worthy feature In Scribner for November is the
b'gnning Of" Haworth's," the new novel BY
Mrs Burnett, author of "That Lass o. Lowrie 8 !"
the serial publication to continue throug bout
the maya zine year, which begins with this mum.
Der. The opening scene Of the story is an
English foundry, and the range Of characters
introduced promises to be wide and varied
The story is considered sufficiently picturesque
to sdmit of four illustrations each month, two
Of which are to be by Mr.. Bulles, and two BY
Mr.. Dielman.
The publishers announce that during the
coming year there will be four frontispieces { n
feature recently introduced into ''holiday num-
bers" only) These will be portraits Of emf.
nrnt American poets, to be drawn by Wyatt
Eaton and engraved by 7. Cole tfrom whose
hands came the Lincoln and Bryant portraits) J.
and in pursuance Of this plan. the first one--of
Mr.. LnnRfellOw-is given in the November
number, accompanied by full critical aud hi.
ographical sketch, by r. II. Stoddard, with H.
lustralions of the poets study, drawing room,
"the old clock on the stairs" the lawn, Charles
River etc., by Swain Clifford aud Francis La.
throp.
Another paper on a popular subject is "a
Night with Edison" by William II Bishop,
which is thought to be the fullest ccount Of the
life Of this interesting man vet printed. The
paper is crowded with new anecdotes Of Edi
sons wit and ingenuity, description of his
workshop. etc., ETC., including much about his
notable bryhond which furnishes some unusual
hjects for the artist. Kelley.
Johnny Reb at PLAY "is the frst of several
ma nprs h n ConFpdsra 10 goldiar Air q
Redwood. upon inte ercsting phases Of life in the
Snuthern army. Dir Redwood is his avn artist
and draws for his rollicking paper pictures Of
regiments snowballing the "Kimbonik in,"
"Juing the Caveiry " wearing n Kunfederit
Watch =" etc. The next paper will show the
heroic and pathetic side Of this life.
1.-THE Spelling Bee at Angels" by Bret
Harie, is reported by " Truthful James " in the
style 'the authors early metrical successes,
and the situation aud moral are enforced by
two drawings by Thomas Eakins for which the
merit Of fidelity to Californian types is claimed.
There is also paper on the q Picturesque
ASPECTS oi Farm Life in New York." bv john
turr.neiSs, who CAa fArm well as write J..
Mrs. Mary HIilIck Foote Contributes the
sketch,s, which are Reproduced by the pro-
cess" with which ScribHsr has been recent y
making experiment.
"A Wind Sisrm in the Forests OF the Yuba )"
is by Jnhn Muir, who TO * his notes from the
top Of a spruce-tree during the ter, ihc gale
Mr.. Bniles has a drawing of the storm from the
original skJtch By the author, whose subject.
matter and strle are remarkably uhackneye ed
The magazine announces other short papers by
Mr.. Muir.
The illustrated matter is completed bv pa
per on "ChAmblT Fort, on the Rchelieu River"
by Henry Sandman, the Canadian artist who
drew the Moose Fight in tue last Nidw inter-
IScribAer.
The unillustrhted papers cover a wide field
and nre too numerous to even give the title Of
the articles here. In the Departments, DR..
Holland writes Of the progress 0t the Maga-
zine, (nnw entering upon its ninth year,, Of
Greenbacks and Green People," and Of "The-
odOre Thomas"