Atlantic and its companions offer winter reading riches
The February Atlantic Monthly and Scribner’s Midwinter issue showcase essays on civilization, travel, and art, with Lincoln portraits, Jefferson interviews, and long features on Mycenae discoveries, civil reform, and sea adventures. Volume highlights include Foote’s tea-country boy, Mary Hallock Foote illustrations, and diverse young readers’ pieces.
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China
Florida
Robinson Crugoe
Emily
Oakey
Sole
Miss Atcott
Mary ‘Hallock
Foote
Ia Es Sargent
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mary ‘Treat
Alexander Waright
William Phips
S. G.W. Jamin
William M. Tileston
Susan ‘Coolidge
Frank R. Stockle
Huckle
Nan
Scribner
Lincoln
Wyatt Eaton
R. H. Stoddard
Charles Ward
Mary Blake
Charles T. Carey
Noah Brooks
Clarence Cook
Canada
John Burroughs
Lippincott's Magazine highlights February content
Lippincotts Magazine for February features With the Russians in Bulgaria by Edward King the first in a series describing war in Bulgaria and the Russian army. Alfred T Bacons Syracuse from Month in Sicily and James A Harrison Glimpses of Sweden are vividly illustrated. L le jeune writes Hunting in France with sharp country knowledge and humor. An officer on Congress recounts the ironclad fight in Civil War history. A deaf contributor notes Thirty five Years off Soundings.
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Bulgaria
Edward King
London Graphic
Alfred T. Bacon
Syracuse
Sicily
James A. Harrison
Sweden
France
L. Lejeune
Congress
Gossip and Stories Close Study in Trader Intimacy
A close study of tie firmness and the way experiences are related to engage the sympathy of traders. The issue features several capital stories and fresh, entertaining gossip.
VEGETINE HEALS FOOT PAIN CLAIM FROM MRS KRABE
Mrs C Krabe of 638 West Baltimore Street writes from Baltimore Md in February 1877 praising VEGETINE for curing a long standing sore and painful foot after two bottles. She credits a sick lady’s recommendation and thanks the remedy and its maker H R Stevens.
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VEGETINE Endorsed by W H Clark for recovery from debility
In 1872 W H Clark of Allegheny Penn describes severe debility and nervous prostration from overwork. After using VEGETINE he reports rapid improvement and strong ongoing endorsement, calling VEGETINE the only medicine he uses and a safe powerful aid to health.
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W. H. Clark
Monterey Street
Alleghany
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Blood preparale praised by Mrs Dinsmore in Charlestown
Dear Sir this certifies that I have used your Blood preparale in my family for years and find it excellent for Scrofula Cankerous Humors Rheumatic affections as a blood purifier and spring medicine I can cheerfully recommend it to anyone in need of such a medicine Mrs A A Dinsmore 9 Russell Street Charlestown
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A. A. Dinsmore
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Pettengill Endorses VegeTine Health Cure
J L Pettengill of Boston writes to Mr H R Stephens praising VegeTine after a year of general debility. He notes several bottles restored his health and asserts no medicine is better for the conditions VegeTine targets. He recommends it to others seeking restoration to perfect health.
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S. M. Pettengill & Co
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