Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-14
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And IL has larger circulation in England than any
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Announcements for 1883.
Among the attractions for the coming year arc
the following:
Hodgson Burnett, author of that Lass o Lowrie's'
The scene of Mrs. Burnetts new novel Is laid in
Lancashire; the hero Is young inventor OF Ameri-
can bath, "Haworth's 10 the longest Mrs. Barnett
had yet written. IL will run through twelve num-
bers of tho Monthly, beginning with November,
lsIs and win be profusely Illustrated.
feleoasss6 serial novel, ey a; IN H. Boye'e en-.
Name" &c In this romance. the author graph-
cally describes the pcouliarites Of Morse immigrant
life in western settlement
to be bel nn on the conclurion of "FaIconberg."
This story will exhibit tile state Of society In Creole
Ccrsion, and period bearing remarkable likeness
EAR AIS of sNIsIcis kotfs; Thi. series
be eontipu d that Of LongielIow appearing IN No
vember. These portraits drawn from life By
Wyatt Eaton and engraved by i. Cole. They will
be printed separately ON tinted paper, as Fonts
pieces of four different numbers. Illustrated
sketches q the lives of The poets will accompany
thcsc portraits
s'yb'Es IN the sIeRRhs. "A series Of papers
naturalist. The most graphic and picturesque and,
al the same time exact and Trustworthy studies OF
..The California Alps that have yet been made
The series will sketch the California Passes Lakes
Wind Storms and Forests.
NEW YEN OF 8RllIl Mr.. Hereart II. Smith,
o. pro SoTn sr, os,e6sy eompsIi, sh hs w s
champney (ihe artist who accompanied Mr.. Ed
ward King In his tour through ''The Great souths)
preparing for ScRfBSER a series OF papers the
present conditon,-the cities, rivers and resources
Of the great empire OF South America.
M % s PaPtR Ss by ,.se.;
iioDs TO soRIEsEn during the coming year. They
are written and illustrated by Mr.. Allen q. Red
God, OF Baltimore. The frst of the series.
.Johnny Reb at Play" appears in the November
Tne LEANING EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES. We
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by G. EpsoP ssy Mr.
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&c.), and WIN inclnde sketches OF the lsading
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Among the additional series of papers TO appear
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Spell two papers by Pro-. L0uNsBuRr), The
smauI Pi aces Isy ssnuEn f.nlsss. 'S q
Flushing, Canad q of To-day. Ameri-
Sssnnn Art sn,n and AorsHissttss, Kms,,oac
also, Papers of Travel History. Physical Science
Studies In Litrsture, Political and Social science,
Poems; Topics OF the Time, by DIR. j, q, Holland;
secosd Of New las entolls and Mechanical Improve
E,ynfs; Papers ON Education. Decoration, &c;
Book Reviews; fresh bits of Wit and Humor. &c.
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