Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-30
scribner's Monthly
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/ Without recalling the excellence of the past
! the Do bishers of SeRIBNER's NIGHTLY am ouucC
or the year to come the following papers;-
THE PICTURESQUE SIDE OF AMERICAN
~ q FARM LIFE. .--
This subject viii be treated in series of sep
arate papers engaged from writer's who stand IN
the front rank among Americans. both in quail
ties of sty lie and Ia keen insight OF nature Mr
E Robinson. author OF a delightful paper on
| Fox Hunting In New England IN the January
Rumber, will represent the same section IL this
series. John Burroughs whose similar topics
have been highly priced and popular feature
OF SCRIBNER viii write OF farnLte IN Il eW-
Maurice thompson, the poetsh atorall t. will de-
scribe the Characteristics OF estern Farming, OF
which but little has been written, Ii is eX pected
that the illustration of this series will be OF de-
fEed and jypical character, commensurate WITH
the u0ject matter. 1t is thought that no paper
OF series of papers is ued in 6CRIBNER W II so
fully realize the constant disireOf the ma gaZine
10 keep out of the rats. and both II text and il
lustratio s, to obtain quality, and to Print
fresh. strong aud delicate work from original
EE0xY,' BY EDWARD EGGLEsTON.
(auther of The HoOser Schoolmaster." &c
This new novel viii doubtless be the most impOr
tant American serial OF the year. The first mum
Der y as published IN November. Those who have
read 1t IN manuscript declare Roxy to be much
tie most st ikingly remarkable story this author
has sVer written. 1t is illustrated by OF the
ablest OF the younger American p tlnLers - Mr.
Walter shirlaw. President of The Americon Art
RTERfGAN sPORTs.-some of themost novel
and entertaining Ofthese papers are yet to appear
the scenes of which will be in the " est. the Mid
dle States, the South. New England aud Canada.
OUT-OF- DOOR PAPERS.-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
TOughs's papers will began in tho January num-
Der. the first being entitled B rd5 and Birds.''
Bnd lIu 3trated by Fidelia Bridges.
ARCHITECTURE OF BIRDS.-Dr Thos. M.
Brewer win contribute four exquisitely illus
trated articles on birds-nests, which every lover
81 nature viii delight IN: II; Brewer has probably
the finest collection of birds eggs in the wourId
to draw BON for she illus traton Of these PAPERS
THE SAUDDLE-hORSE-Go George h,
Waring. with whose excellent work of various
sorts our readers are familiar. contributes two
lUsterated articles on the horse. He treats
specify of saddle-horses and their for pleas
uro and for sport. ineluding road riding. fox
hunting and racing. The nature of the English
thorough bred and that OF his eastern progeniE0r
lthe, Arablan) are July considered il relation
SAKE HOLM.--New stories by this popular
EER, kegining with Joe Hale's Rt Il Stockings"
TO appear IN January. This noYelgtte chronicles
al episode of the late war for the Union.
HIS INHERITANCE."-B Adeline Traf
ton. begun In the Midsummer Holiday number
will be continued nearly rough the year. It
will be toand to be Of Increasing interest TO the
:: a KNIGHT OF FORTUNR."-BiaImna
Hjorth Boyesen's new noVel-will be began IN
SCRIBNER at the conclusion of 'His 1nheTitanss."
1t viii reveal 3 phase of American society I'M
dreamed of by most OF our readers and viii be
certain to increase The reputation OF the writer
as ~ master OF Eng !lsn ana OF ms ara
continue to employ the abiest pens in Amer
lea. and viii Inciuds the present admirable sum-
mary of English publications. Besides the special
stlctes above enumerated, the magazine wall
continue Poems, Sketches. Essays. Reviews. and
sherter Stories OF the highest Character. A large
practical REDUCTION IN price IS made by an in
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home aOg cad. gen ua
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