The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY

50 great mas been the demand for recent
numbers Of this magazine that the monthly
circulation has increased more than 20,GO0
copies within the year, and the edition for
November, 100000, was exhausted within two
weeks after issue. The English edition has re-
Gently doubled, and the magazine has every
where taken its place as the most handsomely
illustrated popular periodical published in the
Ensiish En- language: Every number contains
American authors, and from 50 to 100 wood en-
cravings. The publishers call attention to the
following
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1880.
THE REIGN OF PETER THE GREAT, by
EUGENE SCHUYLER. will begin in an early num-
Der, and continue through two years. It will
he work of great historical Significance and
of rare graphic and dramatic interest. Bureaus
of illustration have been established in Paris
and st. Petersburg, especially for the execu-
tiOn of the pictorial part of this enterprise
an enterprise involving greater outlay than
any previously undertaken by popular ma
THREE SERIALS IN SCRIBNENS MONTH
LY BY AMERICAN WRITERS.-THE GRAND
IsS1MES. story of New Orleans Creole life, by
George W. Cable, author of .'oid Creole Days"
LOUISIANA" new novelette, Of American
Life, by Frances H. Burnett author Of s'That
Lass O. Lowrie's."l CONFIDENCE, by Henry
james. Jr., begun in the Midsummer Holiday
CANADA PICTUREsQUE.-A number of
papers by Principal Grnnt, Of McGin Univer-
sity, Kingston: and W. G: Beers and Chas.
SCRIBNER's, which will give thorough accounts
Of the historical, political, picturesque, and
other p, phases OF the he country.
PAPERS ON ART.-Thc growth of art has
made it necessary for the modern magazine to
devote considerable attention to this subject,
and in this respect SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY will
fS"nne tSn to "ccSpy the Leading place both in
ecutiOn OF the subject chosen.
POETS AND POETRY.-Edmund Clarence
Stedman will contribute to SCRIBNER's
IN iool
says on this subject, including the beginnings
of the poetic art in this country, and it's sub
seGrent @ history Richard h Henry stoddara
With Will English poetry, the first paper being on
sAUNTERINGS WITH DICKENs.-A num-
Esa of to
England. For the illustration Of these. Mr..
Charles A. Vanderhoof has been sent on a
PRACTICAL PAPRRs ON HOME sun.
JECTS:-This class will include number Of
finely Illustrated papers on .Small Fruits and
their % culture, by Rev. =. P: Roc, Of Corn
horticulturists. Papers on ''Church and Home
Architecture will be contributed by Russell
sisPG's' sP6srs 81 AND RBcREArroNs.-1n addition
to an illustrated account of the recent excur-
sion of the Tile Club in canal-boat, there
will be number of special papers during tho
Porpoise-Shooting, Walrus Hunting, Lobster
Fishing, Canoeing in the Rapids Of the Hud-
son. and several papers Of novel character.
OTHER FEATURES OF SCRIBNER.-"Ex-
tracts from the Journals Of Henry j. Ray
mond," edited by his son, H. w. Raymond;
Accounts of the South Pass Jetties, American
Arms and Ammunition in Europe, The u. 6,
Coast Life.Saying Service, The New Albany
Capitol, Child-Saying Work, etc J, etc. Sketch.
es Of Louisiana Life and Scenery, New-YOr
City and Vicinity, American Life in Florence
Kansas Farming, California Mountain Sheep
and EOrests INV John M,lfrl Ho,Ien-hrntinu II,
Paris, Sheep launching I'm the West, and many
other interesting subjects. And there will be
stories.
Price. 8 cents number, x4.0O year. Eor
SAFE and subscriptions received by all Book.
sellers, Newsdealers, and Postmasters or sent
post-paid by the publishers ON receipt Of price.
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