Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-01-04
NEW ADvERTxsEMENTs.
SGribHeF'S Monthly For lN77-'7S.


without recalling the cellencs II the pass
the publishers Of ScRisSERS MoNTHLY an.
nounce, for the year to come, the following
papers,
THE PICTUu EsQUE SIDE OF
AMEHICAN FARM LiFE.-Thia sub.
icct will he treated in a series of sepa rate pa
pers engaged from writer's who stand n ths
front rauks among Americans, both in qualities
NJ style aud In Keen Insight uf nature. Mr.. X,
e Robinson. author ~ delightful paper on
Fox Hunting IN New England" IN the January
number, will represent the same section In this
series. John Burroughs. whose papers on sim.
ilar topics have been bighly-ptzed and popu-
lar feature NJ ScRiBNHR, will write NJ Farm
Life in New York. Maurice Thompson, the
pnet.nhturalist, will describe the chAracteris-
tics Of Western farming, pf which but little has
been written. II is expected that the illustra-
tiOn Of this series will be nf arefned and typ
ical character, commensurate with the subject
matter. 1t is thought that no paper or series
uf papers yet issuel in SCRInNER will so fully
realize the constant desire Of the magazine To
Keep ont o: the ruts, aud, both in text and
! Illustrations, to obtain quality rather than
qNantity, and to print Il esh strong aud delicate
mater from original sources.
"ROXY,'-B EDWARD EGGLESTON
! (aulhor Of "The Hlosisr Schoulmister," &c.).
Thisuew novel will prob ibly be the most i'm
/ purtan American serial nf the year. The first
numb,r was published iu N',ember. Those
who have read II in manuscript declare Roxy
To be much The ninst striking aud remarkable
story Ills author has ever written. II is illus
| trated By one of the abest II the younger
American painters Walter Shiraw. Pres
ident " THE American Art Association"
AMERICAN SPORTS. - Some NJ the
most Iuvel and entertaining nf these papers
are yet tn appear, the scenes NJ which will be
in The West, the Middle States, tue South,
New England aud Caoada.
OUT-OF-DOOR PAPEHS Nv John
currLpghs. author OF Wake Robin" &c, will
contain not only articles on Birds, bat on
"Tramping," "Camping Out" and kindred
topics. Ms Burroughs papers will begin IN
the January number, the first being entitled
"llrls and Birds" aud illustrated by Fidela
Bridges.
AHCHITECTURE OF HIHDS.- Or
Thomas VI. Brewer will contribute four eXquis-
itieely illustrated articles ou brds'-nests, which
pyGrN lover Of nature will delight in. Doctor
Brewer has pruhably tue finest collection of
birds eggs in the world tn draw upon for the
illustration uf these papers.
THE ADDLE-HORSE.-C Col. Geo z.
Waring. with whose excellent work nf various
sorts our readers are familiar contributes Two
illustrated articles on the horse. lie treats
specially Of saddle-hurses and their uss for
pleasure and for sport, including rOad-riding,
fox hunting and racing. The nature nt the
English thoroughbred aud that Of his Eastern
progenitor tthe Arabian) are fully considered
in relation 10 these uses.
SAKE HOLM. New stories bv this pop
ular writer will BE- given in early numbers OF
SCRIBSER, beginning with 'Jue llAe's Red
Stockings to appear in January. This nov
eleltc chronicles aH epi sode Of the late war
for the Uninn.
HIS INHERITANCE - Nv Adeline
Trahon. so well begun in the Midsummer HoIi-
day umLer, will be continued nearly tn rough
the year. II will be f"und to be OF increasing
interest to the very end.
A KNIGHT OF FORTUNE-Hjalm
HjArth BOyesens new nOvel-wil be begun in
ScRiBNER at the conclusion Of "His Inherit
ance." II will reveal a phase If American
society undreamed Of by most Of our readers,
and will be certain To increase the reputation nf
the writer as a master Of English and of his art
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS
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America, and will include the present admira-
bic summary of English publications. Besides
the special articles above enumerated, the
magazine will contain Poe ms. Sketches, Es-
says. Reviews, and shorter Sturies Of the high.
est character. A large practical reduction in
price is made by an increase in the number Of
pages.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS Of the maca-
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in IYpogra ph ical execution, will continue 10 be
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