The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-01
LITERARY MATES

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ANEW VOLUME. Littel's Living Age enters
upon It's one hundred and forty-Fourth Volume In
january. 1t has just begun the publication from
vance sneets, OF new serial story by author who
does not often come before public but has done
some OF the best literary work the day. Those who
nave read Dorothy Fox" and ssHero Carthew,, nv
Mrs Farr' published some years ago, do not need to
pe told that they may expect her new story dam
ana Eve" one of the freshest and most charming
serials Of the present time Another new serial bv
Mrs Oliphant, also recently begun in The living oe
promises to be one of that authors best productions
In tnis department of the magazine, through the year.
the best foreign authors are represented and the
choicest short stories included.
In science art, theology politics. and general liter.
ature valuable articles are announced for early num-
pers OF the new year. from the pens Dean Stanley
tne Duke of Argyll (First Impressions of America)
II. w. b. carpenter, f. r. S., the Archbishop of
canterbury, John Ruskin Prof Owen, Prof BIaikfe,
James Payn (The Literary Calling and its Futurel
Jas. a. froude, Richard Proctor, W. Mimic Uetters
OF Charles Dfckens), Frances Power Cobbe Rt Hon.
w. E. Gladstone and other leading writer's with in
terestlng papers by Mulock-C Craik Mrs Olfphant Sa
ran iytler etc. The recent decided Improvement in
foreign periodical literature caused by the establish.
ment of the Nineteenth Century, and other reviews
IS to be carried still by the founding of new periodi-
Gals In England in $780, and the ablest minds of the
the VIII more than find expression in this literature.
Ihe Living Age gives this important and indspensa-
pie productions with completeness attempted by no
otner puolcat1on. Its conductors too have the ad-
experience he itv of
lts reading as unequaed as is the quantity.
publishers present to new subscribers for 1850 the
SIX numbers of 1879 which contain the opening chan
ters OF the two new serials aforementioned. The
present is therefore favorable time for beginning
subscription. For Fifty-two numbers (besides the
free numbers) of large pages each for over
$500 year, the subscription price s) is low
while for $O5O publishers offer TO send anv one
the American 81 nonthIies or weeklies with The Tiv
ing Age for year ncludng the extra numbers of the
latter), both postpaid. LITTELL a Co. BOSTON, are |
the publishers.
rbo Db,,
coll T., 49, o'h ~ rnal lor January, lSSo' comes
- eiu vi Anerican literature 1or the new |
80 10 'opios are selected with particular refer |
n.e W Tue season. and each one has an important
bearing III Is rare to find serial publica-
@ eion which from month to month covers so broad !
readers 10 re- -. 'iucts ana interests its
snocio11 hut 80 10 ~oih relates 10 human nature
fresh crisn n,ot+o -. ~ -. - Ileui' " prosiue
TN Tu,,aT .-1--o 49, W ,on'n' III sucn neIu'
ro.onr - ~, 1' 80 10 80, uoAuohstratlon OF the
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= -! p"se III 'iiiS huinper seens.to nave special
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