Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-20
April Monthlies. &c.

1 BLcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. for
 March, Contains, Picking up the Pieces i; John Caldigate, Part XII A Scots Bishop :; Contemporary Literature The Great Unloved; :; 1 Climate in the Levant: Odillon Barrot in 1S4S i; The Two Lights Bltter-Sweet; Amari Ali 1 quid The Zulu War:
 Published by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, New York, $4, year.
 ST. NICHOLAS contains Frontispece The Puritan Tithing- Man; Little Puritans Gll.) 1; The Boy Astronomer Gll.); Beating the Rounds Gill. ); King Wichtel the First; Little House-maids Gll.); Milton (with portraits). Poetry, Short Articles, illustrations, tSc. Scrbner & Co.,, New York, B a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 SoRIBNERs MAGAZINE for April contains: Actors and Actresses of New York Gllus. ); ''Haworths, VI Gllns ); In Snailery Gllus ); Holy Russia, by Edna Dean Proctor; The Stickeen River and its Glaciers Cillus); Anem- one Admonition Falconberg (conclusion), by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen The New Moon j; A Trip to political Conventions John Fries son Gllus.) ); The Tendency of Modern Thought as seen in Romanism and Rationalsm; Half witted Guttorm Henry Bergh and his work illus. ); The Portrait Fraulein; The Token; The Measure of a Man Gllus ,; A Canticle of Spring Editorial Articles.
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 HAMPERS MAGAZINE for April Contains: Berg and Thai, Sketches in Tyrol (15 Illus trations); The True Heaven: To Bed of Tulips; Sculpture in America GIG Illus.); Picturesque Edinburgh 02 Illus.); Street Scenes in Havana 6 Illus The Ancestry of Brudder Bones, by Olive Logan (17 Illus); The Philadelphia Zoo {19 Illus.) Cor Cordi- um The Practical Interrogation of Nature, by Dr. J. W. Draper; How Able M April Preach ed for MT. Smith; Church Music in America Dr. Mitchills Letters from Washington Young Mrs. Jardine; A Kitchen Garden: The Voyage of St. Brandon; Richard Henry Dana Chelidonisma Editorial Articles.
 Harper < Brothers, New York, $4, year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 THE LIBRARY MAGAZINE for March will be ready on the 2Sth-not dated in advance, as is the custom--its contents being mainly from the foreign publications of same date, thus giv- ing what is newest in the literary world. $1.00 year, or ten cents a number AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, Publishers, N. Y.
 CHAMBER's CYCLoP .EDIA OF ENGLISH LITER AZURE, in the new ACME Enrrro4', Is meeting with such extraordinary sales that the publish CTS, to make it still more popular, have further reduced their prices. Purchasers ordering be- fore April 30th will g9t the eight volumes con- plete, in paper, for S1.75 cloth, $2. 50; half morocco, gilt top, $4.00; or bound in four vol umes, half morocco, gilt top, for $3.2O. Sam pie volumes sent postpaid for 30 cents, 45 cents, 65 cents and 90 cents. This is not only one of the choicest works in the language, but really wonderful in its low price, Specimen pages and terms to clubs will be sent free on request by the publishers, the AMERICAN Book EXCHANGE. 55 Beekman St.. N. Y.
 A terrible drowning accident occurred at Mantle, on Wednesday evening of last week, by which two boys of Mir. John Taylor and his wife lost their lives in Dodge pond The two children were playing on the ice. One of them fell through hole into the water, the other cried for help, and in trying to help his brother out he fell into the hole. The mother heard their cries from the house, rushed out of the door down the hill, and, without slackening her pace, went into the hole after her children, where all three were drowned