Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-05
Scribner's MONTHLY

without recalling the excellence OF the past
or the year to come the following papers;
THE PICTURESQUE SIDE. OF AMERICAN
|. FARM LIFE.
This subject will be treated in n serios NJ ssn-
arate papers engaged from writers who stand In
the front rank among Americans both In ouali
ties OF style and in keen insight Of nature. Mr.
! 70 Robinson, author of a delightfuI psper on
| FoX-Huntlng IN New England" in the anusry
/ series, John burroughs whose similar tonic
| have been highly priced and popular feature
| O SCRIBNER WLlWrite of FarmLifo in New-Yor
scribe the characteristics OF Western Warming. OF
which but little has been Writton, Ia IA expeoiod
that the ILLUSTRATION OF this series VIII be OF de-
u1ne1 anu lypleal character, commensurate with
the ubject matter. II is thought that no paper
or series OF papers is uod in sCRIBNER W n 90
fully realize tho constant disire OF the magazine
70 Keep out Ot the rats. and both in text and IN
Iustralocs, to obtain quality, and 10 print
fresh, strong aud delicate work from original
:! RaxY''-By EDWARD FGGLEsToN.
Sauther OF The Hoosier SehOolmaster." Ge
ms new novel Will doubtless be the most impur-
tant American serial Of the year. The first mum.
Der was published in November, Those who hSyc
read it in manuscript declare Roxy 70 be much
Lae most stLlklngly remarkable story this author
has ever written. IL Is illustrated By one Of the
a6lest Of the youngcr American painters - Mr..
" after ohlriaW' PRESIDENT Of Tho Americon Art
AMERICAN SPORTS Some oftbomost novel
and entertaining ofthese papers are vet Ia sppesr
the scenes Of which will DO IN the est, the Mid
die States, the South, New England and Canada.
OUT OFcDOQR PAPEKs.--By John Bur
rough. author of Wake Robin" &C. will contain
not only articles on Birds, but on 'Tramping."
Camping Out" and kindred topics. Mr.. Bur
rOughs's papers viii began in tho January nun
Der, the first being entitled u rds and Brus'
and illustrated by Fidelin Bridges.
,,ARCH1TECTURE OF BIRDS.-Dr Thos, NJ.
Brewer will contribute four oxquisitely illus
trated articles on birds'-Dests, which every lover
9f nature Will delight IN. Dr. Brewer has probably
tho huest collection Of birds eggs Ia the wourd
TO draw upon for she illustration Of these papers.
THE SADDDLE-hORSE.-Col George ~
Waring. with whose excellent work Of various
Illustrated articles on the horse. lie treats
specify Of saddle-horses and their use Tor pleas
hunting and racing. The nature Of the English
thorough bred and that of his eastern progenitor
lthe Arablan) are fully considered il relation
sAXE. .HOLM.-New stories By this popular
writer will De given in early numbe o SCRIB-
to appear IN January. This novelette, chronicles
an episode of the late war for the Union.
HIS INHERITANCE."-By Adeline Traf-
ton. begun in the Midsummer Holiday number
Will be continued nearly through the year. IL
VIII De found TO be OF Increasing interest TO tho
"A KNIGHT OF observation-disclosures
djorth Boyesen's new nOvei-wiu be begun in
SCRIBNER at the conclusion of 'IIis Inheritance"
IL will reveal phase of American society un-
dreamed Of by most OF our readers, and will DO
certain TO increase the reputation Of the writer
fHE EDfT0KiALin DE XII will
continue to employ the ablest pens in Amer.
Ca, and will include the present admirable sum
mary OF English publications. Besides the special
/ tices above enumerated, the magazine will
continue Poems, Sketches. Essays. Reviews. and
'herter Stories of the highest character. A large
practical reduction in price Is made by an in
,rease in the number of pages.
TH e ILLUSTRATIONS of tho MiaAzrNr.
n variety and excellence of design and ia typo
graphical excellence. will continue to be in n.
'ance of those Of any Other popular magaziueat
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