Literary Notices in The Living Age and National
A collated listing of literary items across periodicals including Littell's Living Age No 1694 and The Nation No 495. It notes reviews and contents such as Far from the Madding Crowd Part XV, The Week Editorials, The Legal Tenders and the Debtor Cleas, scientific men as public feathers, and notes on historical and literary topics including William Blake and the Book of Job illustrations.
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Littell
Quarterly Review
Thomas Hardy
Cornhill Magazine
Macmillan's Magazine
Valentine
Blackwood’s Magazine
Edwin Landacer
British Quarterly Review
the Nation
St Nicholas enters second year with renewed life
St Nicholas begins its second year with vigorous life enjoyed by thousands of readers. The January issue starts Miss Alcott's new story The Eight Cousins with illustrations by Miss Ledyard. Mr Trowbridge starts a new serial The Young Surveyor featuring Jack Hazard. The Christmas number impresses as a juvenile classic with quaint illustrations and poems.
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St. Nicholas
Golden Hours for January highlights and features
January issue presents Blanche the Regent and Chap. 1 Christmas Festivities illustrated. Deeds Better Than Words and Winter Scenes by Gertrude Mor timer. Child Life at Maple Shade chapters I II. Fanny E. Landon and Lorella Clark contribute The Old and the New. Beautiful Hands poem. Charlie's Dog Prince. Gertie's Christmas Tree. The Pyramids of Egypt. Tommy's Adventure. Erskine M Hamilton. Popular Errors About Lions. Tennyson winter pieces. A Winter With Baby. The Greedy Fox. Editor's Portfolio.
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Blanche the Regent
Gertrude Mortimer
Maple Shade
Fanny E. Landon
Lorella Clark
Charlie
Prince
E. N. Janver
Gertie
Clara Janella Denton
Egypt
Tommy
Erskine
The Gardener's Monthly December Prospectus
The December issue previews seasonable hints for flower garden and house gardening. It lists articles by William Sutherland Mansfield Mitton and others, with notes on hardy perennials and plant patents. The seventeenth volume begins with January, published in Philadelphia at $2.00 per year.
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Gardener’s Monthly
William Sutherland
Prussia
W. P
Wm. Sutherland
Mansfield Mitton
Francis Parkman
Jacob Moore
Banker
Charles H. Marot
Philadelphia
Appleton's Journal enters twelfth volume new year
The Appleton's Journal closes its twelfth volume and promises a New Year edition. It remains popular for its illustrations and literary tone with contributions from notable American and English authors. New items include Rhoda Broughton's Good-by Sweetheart and Southern By-ways illustrated by Christian Reid. Illustrated Industrial Art papers are planned. Price ten cents per issue and four dollars per year postage prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Rhoda Broughton
Christian Reid
Overland Monthly contents promise steady literary growth
The issue closes the thirteenth volume of the Overland Monthly, promising continued interest in its table of contents. Highlights include Joaquín Miller on Torcello, John Muir on Studies in the Sierra, Stephen Powers on California Indians, and a literary lineup that propelled reputations for Bret Harte and others. Sent for $4 per year, postage prepaid.
Helectic magazine offers broad foreign literature overview
The January number marks a new volume and claims unique value by compiling all foreign current literature, with four editorial departments and extensive scientific pieces. It emphasizes comprehensive coverage, moderate pricing, and inclusion of major authorities from Tyndall to Muller without advocating a stance on Darwinism.
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New York
Tyndall
Huxley
Proctor
George Mivart
Max Muller
Eclectic
Scientific
Ony
Tyndal
Richard Proctor
B.A
Prof
Owen
W. B. Carpenter
J. Norman Lockyer
St. Geo. Mivart
Mark Twain
Taylor W. D. Howell H. James, Jr
Uy B. Aldrich
Charles Dudley Warner
Francis Parkman
John Fiske
Howard Atkinson
David A
Brown-Sequard al
America
Erature
Osags
Maraita
Portage
H. C. Houghton & Company
the Riverside Press
Cambrider Hurd & Houghton
New
Zelectic January number features wide array of essays and engravings
The January issue showcases two steel engravings Blind-Mah's Buff and Vandyke parting from Rubens. Contents span Modern Scientific Materialism Saxon Studies I Dresden Environs by Julian Hawthorne The Abscient Classics On the Hypothesis that animals are Automata by Huxley Feudal China In Memory of Barry Cornwall by Swinburne Far from the Madding Crowd Proctor Old Labels My Grandmother The Oldest Fairy Tale in the World Mill's Religious Confession First Principles of Aerial Transit Ruskin on Ruskin The British Association 1874 Literary Notes Science and Art and Varieties, published by E R Pelton. Subscriptions five dollars yearly two copies nine dollars single number forty five cents prepaid.
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Blind-Mah
Vandyke
Rubens
Dresden
Julian Hawthorne
Professor Huxley
Barry Cornwall
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Thomas Hardy
Richard A. Proctor
Mr. Mill
Mr Ruskin
Mr. Ruskin
The
British Association
St Nicholas January issue brims with Christmas tales and art
The January St Nicholas features Mozart frontispiece and Christmas stories by Barnard Thorn Scannell and others. It presents two new serials by Trowbridge and Alcott with illustrations, lively tales by Butterworth, a Fairy tale by English, Jack in the Pulpit, and The Riddle Box. Eight extra pages enlarge the issue to fit all the good content for boys and girls.
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Mozart
Tommy
Charles Barnard
May
Olive Thorn
Florence Scannell
Etyinge
F. A. Chapman
J. T. Trowbridge
Louisa M. Alcott
W. L. Sheppard
Addie Ledyard
Hezekiah Butterworth
Henry I
Stephens
Thomas Dunn
E. B. Bensell
Scribner's Monthly January number mix of fiction poetry and essays
The January Scribner's Monthly offers a Christmas flavored issue with I Clarke Davis's My Night in a Stage Coach and A Christmas Sleigh Ride by F R Stockton. It opens Dr Holland's The Story of Sevenoaks with illustrations by Sol Kytinger and Moran. Major Powell's Colorado descent, Old Letters from London, travels in South America, poems by Hay Steadman and others, plus topics on politics and ritualism.
Scribner January number features Powell canons and perils
Edward King’s papers on the Great South yield to Major Powell’s Canons of the Colorado with perilous explorations and illustrations as a main feature. Also a Christmas sketch My Night in a Stage Coach by L. Clarke Davis and A Christmas Sleigh Ride by F. R. Stockton. Dr. Holland begins The Story of Seven Oaks serial. Includes London letters, Japanese vases by De Kay, new puzzle solution, Bazaine’s Prison, Hereditary Foes, and Tourmaline contemplation. Poetry by Stoddard Steadman Hay and Bourdillon.
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Scribner
I.clarke Davis
F. R. Stockton
Dr. Holland
Sevenoaks
Sol. Kytinger
Migg Butterworth
Mr. Belcher
Jim Fenton
Major Powell
Colorado
T. Moran
O. L. Sheppard
London
William IV
Rogers
South America
Monthly
Charles A. DeKay
Francis Gerry Fairfield
Bazaine
Maud Christiani
Miss Osgood
Miss Hallock
Saxe Holm
Jules Verne
Edward King
Great South
L. Clarke Davis
F. R. Stocton
Stoddard
E. ©. Steadman
John Hay
F. W. Bourdillon
OvrgLanp Monruty for December contents overview
December contents include Violets and Violet Strings Part II by Miss E A Kinnen Commercial Corporations by B B Taylor The Origin of Mineral Coal by A Jaquith The Cabin at Pharo s Ford by Henry King John Stuart Mill and Miss Taylor by Mrs S E Henshaw Shackelfoot Sam by J W Gally Studies in the Sierra No XI Form ation of Soils by John Muir Northern California Indians No XI IT The Patweens by Stephen Powers Bancroft s Native Races by J Ross Browne John Dobert by Walt M Fisher Poetry In Santa Maria Torcello by Joaquin Miller Novaro by Charles H Shing A Myth of Fantasy and First Love by S R Sill
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the OverLand Montaly
Ron Dacemen
the Overland
Bret Harte
John Muir
Stephen Powers
Charles Warren Stoddard
Prentice Mulford
Joaquin Miller
Ina D
Santa Maria
Torcello
Pharaoh’s Ford
John Stuart Mill
Mia. Taylor
Sierra
Navarro
J. Ross Browne
John Dobert
John H. Carmany & Co
San Francisco
OvrgLanp
Monruty
John H. Carmony & Co
E. A. Kinnen
B. B. Taylor
A. Jaquith
Pharo’s Ford
Henry King
Taylor
S. E. Henshaw
J. W. Gally
Walt, M. Fisher
Novaro
Charles H. Shing
8. R. Sill
The Nursery January Number Impresses Parents
A praise-filled note extols the January issue of The Nursery. It highlights Peter's Mishap, the frat picture, and the magazine’s engaging stories and poets. The seventeenth volume begins, and subscribers are thanked for supporting publisher John L. Shorey’s efforts to amuse and instruct children.
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Peter
Nursery
John L. Shorey
Prairie Farmer Prospectus and Star Spangled Banner offer
The Prairie Farmer features its 1875 prospectus praising the Farm and Fireside Weekly and urges subscriptions. It notes price reductions to 2.00 per year with 15 cents postage, commissions, and group discounts. The December Star Spangled Banner marks year twelve with poems tales and Rogues Corner. Subscriptions for 1876 include prepaid paper and premium choices like Chromos or a dictionary.
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Prairie Farmer
Farmers
Chicago
Times
Prairie Farmer Company
America
Banner Publishing Company
Hinsdale, N. H
The Galaxy January Issue Expands Its Promising Lineup
The January Galaxy opens its nineteenth volume with vigorous content and notable contributors such as Annie Edwards Rose Terry Cooke Richard Grant White Junius Henri Browne and Albert Rhodes. It features Browne on Karlyle White on Wagner and Liszt and Kimball on Bonamy Price. Contents include two strong short stories a major piece on Hume a piece on American Indians poetry science and a Peterson’s Journal section.
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the Galaxy
Annie Edwards
Rose Terry Cooke
Richard Grant White
Richard B Kimball
Junius Henri Browne
Albert Rhodes
Europe
Theatre Francais
Paris
Mile
Croisette
Wagner
Liszt
Thomas Carlyle
Richard
Kimball
Bonamy Price
New York
Hume
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