The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-12-12
! He CENTURY
Programme for 1883-'S4.

Programme for 1S83-'S4.
The programme for the fourteenth year of tins
magazine and the third under the now name, is
| If anything more interesting and popular than
ever. With every season, The Century shows
decided gain in circulation The new volume be-
| gins with November, and when possible subscrip-
tions should begin with that issue. The following
are some of the features of the coming year:
NEW NOVEL BY GEORGE w. CABLE, au-
| thor of 'old Creole Days" etc, entitled "Dr.
SEWER" story of New Orleans life, the time be-
| ing the of the late Civil War.
'sITFE IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES" by
| Edward Egglestea, separate illustrated papers ON
subjects connected with the early history Of this
THREE STORIES By HENRY JAMES, Of varying
lengths, to appear through the year
The NEW ASTRONOMY, untechnioal articles, by
Prof S 2. Langley, describing the most interest,"
ing of recent disco teries in the sur and stars
A NOVELETTE, EY II II BoYEsEN, author OF
.Gunnar,n etc. A vivid aud sparkling story.
THE NEW ERA IN AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE,
series of papers descriptive Of the best work Of
American architects in Public Buildings, City znd
Country Houses, etc. TO be profusely illustrated.
A NOVELETTE, RoBERT GRANT, author OF
confessions Of Frivolous Girl" ETC., entitled
San Average Mana story of New York.
THE BREAD WINNERS, one of the most rcmark-
able novels of the day, to be completed in Jauu-
i.cHR1srIAS1rY AND WEALTH with other essays
by the author OF g fhe Christian League Of Con-
necticut," etc, on the application Of Christian
morals to the present phases Of modern life.
CoAsrING ABOUT TUE GULF OF Sr. LAWRENCE,
series OF entertaining articles, prOfusely Illus
trated.
SYESRs FR0M rHK EovELIsTs, Hawthorne, Geo.
Eliot, and Gable, with authentic drawings.
On THE TRACK OF ULYSSES, the resord OF
yacht-cruise Ia the Mediterranean, identifying
the route Of Ulysses on his return from Trojan
war.
''GARr1ELD IN ENGLAND" extracts from his
private journal kept during trip to Europe in
1867.
.sTHE SILvRRADo SQUATTERs,n by Robert Louis
Stevenson, author Of s'Sew Arabian Nights
There viii be papers on the outdoor England By
John Burroughs and Others, beautiful illustrat-
ed series ON Dante, Rumher Of papers BY tne
eminent French novelist Aphonse Daudets artictea
ON art and archaeology by Charles Dudley Waraer
and others, illustrated papers on sport and adj
venture, short stories by the leading WRITER'S es~
says on timely subjects, etc, etc.
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FIRST volume under The Century name, We lnax,
the following special offers:
New subscribers beginning with November, 1883
may obtain the magazine for cue year from date,
and the twenty-four previous numbers, unbound,
for So 40. Regular price for three years, SO 90
Or ii preferred. subscription and the tweniy-
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