Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27
MARCH MAGAZINES.
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Tue paper in the March Scribner 10
which most readers will probably FIRST turn
is Noah Brooks's personal "reminiscences
of Lincoln" continued from the Miawinter
number. Mr.. Brooke gives this month an.
ecdotes of Lincoln with the army and h
the theatsr, ETC.. and conversations regard.
ing public men aud events,-material which
has never been 10 print before. Of simi-
lar interest is Last Days of Edgar A. Poe."
by Mrs. Susan Archer Weiss.
OF the illustrated papers two at least may
be said to describe unusual experiences, viz,
"An American Colony i'll = Normandy
Manor House." by Margaret B. Wright, aud
can Earthquake Experience" during the
remarkable convulaien At Frederickssadt ia
1867. BY Louis V. Housed. "A Trip to
Central America" BY Ellsworth Westsryelt,
is accompanied BY views Of coffee and CO.
clinical plantations, etc, and includes men
ton of the curious political situations among
the republics. A paper On Dresden
China" with . number Of illustrations, de-
scribes the discovery and manufacture Of
this ware at the Royal Saxon Porce-
lain Works a. Nielsen. and includes
l. Biographical sketch Of the
cratic Bottger. President Bodine
writes Of, Kenyon College in Ohio "a we'll
known educational outpost fifty years ago.,
dwelling upon the relations to the college of
Bishop Chase and R. B. Hayes, the one as
president. the other as student. Besides
the serials there are two short Stories
Susan Lavton's Escape" BY SAKE Holm,
character we'll known in printing %ofices), by
= new writer, Henry King. A short paper
by Prof. w. G. Sumner Of Yale treats con
ns,ol. ~o% ~ l. >,>:o.,l n~,~n~o, k,k ~
the currency which the BowerJ literature
The poetry is by Celia Thaxter, Boysen,
In Topics Of the Time" d.. Holland
and Fiction" and establishes a niche for
feature,-"The Satellites Of Mars" "The
Ungenial Criticism," 'Ths Unfortunate not
the most Unhappy" and IA Plea for Chris.
tianity." "Home and Society" asks. ''Shall
Cruelty from Children and makes other
M spts are generally Of greater length than
usual. q
ST. NICHOLAS FOR MARCH
combines almost every stirring interest OF
childhood and youth, and is full Of activity,
variety andlcherriness.
First in prominence is the opening of a
new Serial for Boys, entitled "Drifted into
PORT" by Edwin:.Ho !der, an English writer.
This first part is illustrated BY Sol E,tinge.
OF Miss Alcott's serial, "Under the Ii
laos" there are two long chapters which
draw the readers interest ye: more closely
to the pleasant people Of the story.
Then, there are six bright short stories
with pictures, and just half a dozen interest
ing accounts, with appropriate illustration.
Of places. of people, and Of peoples dolngs,
on land and sea in different parts of the
world. The titles of some Of the stories are:
"Hansa, the Little Lapp Maiden" "A
Night with . Bear" Grips Garrett Day
and 1.-THE Boy in the Box" "Where Aunt
Ann HID the Sugar." and the story called
Johnny" are full ofinterest for the younger
readers.
Theelement of travel and adventure is
we'll represented 10 ;;"Secrets of lthe Atlsn-
tic Cable" "A Monument with . Story
and "Westminster Abbey"
Besides all this We are told How
Matches ore Made" and are introduced, iu
the second paper Of the series called
Crumbs from Older Reading" to beau
ties and delights of Washington Irving.
The departments are full OF attraction
and suggestion; and the illustrations