Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17
The Century Magazine
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FoR THE COMING YEAR.

with the November number began the new series
under the title of The Century Magazine which will
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Ihe page Is somewhat longer and WIDER admitting
pictures OF larger size, and increasing the reading
matter about Fourteen Additional Pages
me following is summary Of the leading features
OF the new series for the year; mTs
"a new novel by Mrs, Burnett author of ssTbat
Lass o Lowrie's," etc. emitted Through One Ad.
minlstration, story of Washington life
"Stuo1es of the ! llsiana Creoles." BY Geo. W .
Cable, author of 1.-THE Grandissimes - etc. series
ofiustrated papers, on the traditions and romance
of Creole life in Louisiana. sa4
"a Novel by d. Howells' author of "a Chance
Acquaintance, etc. dealing with characteristic
features of American life.
''Ancicnt and Modern sculpture A ssHistory of
Ancient Sculpture" by Mrs, Lucy NJ. Mitchell to
contain the finest series OF engravings yet published
of the masterpieces of sculpture There viii also br
papers on Living Engl sll Sculpt ,rs," and on the
younger Sculptors of America fully illustrated.
"Ihe Opera in NewYork," by Richard Grant
White a popular and valuable series, to be illus
trated with wonderful completeness and beauty.
':Architecturc and Decoration in America will be
treated in way to interest both householder and
housewife; with many practical as well az beautiful
Illustrations from recent designs.
'Representatiye Men and Women of the 18th Gem
tury.' Biographical sketches, accompanied by por
traits, Of George Elliot, Robert Browning, Rev
Frederick W. Robertson f6y the late Dean Stanley,
Newman and of the younger American author
VIM. D. Howells, Henry James, Jr,, and George W.
Cable
''Scenes of Thackerays, Hawthorne's. and George
FL iots Novels" Succ edng the ustra ed sc, les on
the scenes Of Dickens S novels.
'The Reform of the Civil Strvice.' Arranuemei f;
have been made for series OF able papers ON til
pressing political question.
Poetry and Poets in America" There will IN,
studies of LOngfe low, Whittier, Emerson, Lowell.
and Others, by L. c. Stedman
"Stories Sketches, and Essays may be expected
from Charles Dudley Warner, W. D. Howells.
"Mark Twain, Edward Egglrston Henry James. Jr
John Muir, Miss Gordon Comming, .sH II . Gen
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d. Mlllet, Noah Brooks, Frank r. stockton, Con-
stance +. Woolson. II Il. BOyesen, Albert Stickney.
Washington GLADDEN.. John Burroughs, Parke God
win, Toinmaso Salvni, Henry King, Ernest InRer-
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others.
One or two papers GU 'Tbe Adventures of the
Title Club, and an original Life of Bewick the en-
graver by Austin Dobson, among other features
to bo later announced
The Editorial Departments throughout will n.
unusually complete, and ''The Worlds Work. will be
considerably enlarged.
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ZOO per year (35 cents number.D The portrait
size 2lx27 of the late DIR. Holland issued Just before
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