State Fair at Cedar Rapids Captivates Iowa Attendees
A. P. H. reports Cedar City hosts the nineteenth Iowa State Fair from September 9 to 18 with an amphitheatre seating 7,000, the Hall of Fine Arts, and extensive premiums. Trotting purse of 1,080 drew entries. Rattler’s jockeying dispute led to a drive swap and Chicago won the final heat. Political remarks feature a joint Liberal and Radical discussion by John Irish and James Wilson before 800 attendees.
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Iowa
Vinton
Cedar
Hall of Fine Arts
Vegeta
Rattler
Louis
Chicago
John Irish
Congress
Sre
Jas. Wilson
Court Uphall
Prolific New York Leads In Agricultural And Political Currents
Brookville notes a heated countywide interest in the current campaign with Grant and Wilson drawing solid crowds while opposition remains weak. Local Democrats and Republicans plan to vote straight party lines as fever and ailments rise. farmers report heavy rains easing and grain turning out well though frost threatens. Prockritte reports New York leads in cattle hogs and crops with state ranks and political forecasts describing enterprising politicking and rising population concerns.
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Fele County
Grant and Wilson
Wilson
Greeley
Maud Wilson
The Lost Guide Christine Sees Pierre Return
Christine endures decades of memory and faith as her lost lover Pierre returns from the glacier. The body is identified with ceremony while Christine dies soon after, and their graves rest under Mont Blanc’s shadow through alpine rule. An insurance note follows about Andes in Cincinnati and Chicago fire losses.
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William
Jacqueline
Pierre
Mnn
Galistine
Mont Blanc
Andes Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chicago Evening Mail
Andes
Triumph
Amazon
Liverpool
London
Globe
Dalhousie Propeller Burned on Lake Ontario
The lake propeller Dalhousie of the Montreal and Chicago line was burned on Lake Ontario Wednesday. She was en route from Montreal to Chicago with pig iron and merchandise. No lives were lost.
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Dalhousie
Montreal
Chicago
Ontario
Literary Notices on October Youth Publications
Hours at Home and The Nursery for October delight young readers with charming pictures and stories. Golden Hours by Hitchcock & Walden earns parent approval for varied content. Our Young Folks features A Chance for Himself by J G Trowbridge, with Our Little Woman upcoming. The Young Folks Rural is a novel concept among juvenile publications. Subscriptions at $1.50 yearly with club rates and chromaos gifts.
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J. G. Trowbridge
Elizabeth Stewart Phelps
Styles and Knits Featured in Harper's Bazar October 5
The issue presents new and standard styles for ladies and children's knitted and crochet jackets and fall wraps for ladies, plus under garments with illustrations. It also includes poetry and miscellany with a continuation of Farjeon's Serial London's Heart.
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Harper’s Bazar
Farjeon
London’s Heart
October Little Corporal offers usual reading for youth
The Little Corporal для October presents standard content for boys and girls. The editor previews November as an anniversary issue with a brief summary of what one year has accomplished since the great fire.
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Little Corporal
The Schoolmate October Issue Teases Serials and Subscriptions
The Schoolmate for October announces chapters of Mr. Algers Slow and Sure and other stories and poems. It promotes the 1873 serial Julius or The Street Boy Out West and urges subscriptions with a November deadline to receive 1872 pastage free. Joseph H. Allen, Boston.
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Mr. Algers
Julius
Joseph H. Allen
Boston
Hearth and Home Portraits and Pieces in New Issue
Hearth and Home presents Hawthorne and George Macdonald portraits, Coming Home from the Country, an Under Cover artist, and many illustrations for young readers. It also features The Miniature Yacht Club, Regatta at Prospect Park, excursions by The Leisurely Saunterer in West Chester, Living in Chambers at Gray's Inn by Charles Eyre Pascoe, Olive Thorne’s Watching for John, Edith Hale’s A Few Words to Visitors, plus many other articles in this issue.
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Hawthorne
George Macdonald
Miniature Yacht Club
Prospect Park
Saunterer
Westchester
Charles Eyre Pascoe
Chambers
Gray’s Inn
London
Olive Thorne
John
Edith Hale
The Last of Summer and Other Features in Appletor's Journal
Appletor's Journal presents a frontis piece The Last of Summer by John Esten Quake plus graphic story The Cotton-Mouth and serials An Open Question and Lady Sweet apple. The Council of the Kaisers by Edmund About appears with two excellent illustrations Old Mill in the Housatonic Valley and City Characters The Curbstone Astronomer and The Chestnut Dealer also featured.
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Appletor’’s Journal
John Esten Quake
England
N.S. Dodge
DeMille
Lady Sweetapple
Council of the Kaisers
Edmund About
Housatonic Valley
Curbstone
Chestnut Dealer
Harper's Weekly Cartoon and Illustrations Highlight Political Debates
The issue features a double page cartoon with Carl Schurz as campaign keynote and a scene of Horace Greeley refusing to clasp hands with Grant over the recent electoral split. A farmer’s question Is Greeley a Fool or a Knave? appears with portraits of Mr and Mrs Hyacinthe Layson and the Father’s letter to the Independent. Belfast riots are depicted among numerous editorials.
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Harper’s Weekly
Carl Schurz
Greeley
Grant
Hyacinthe Layson
Independent
Belfast
October Repository Contents Highlight Variety
The October issue features Ancient and Modern Sisterhoods by Mrs. Sue M. D. Fry, a diabat ic style piece. It includes A Visit to Schiller's Birthplace, continued Mr. Rudd the Working-man, and lively sketches. The issue also presents The Woman's Rights Village satire and an illustrated poem A Reverie by Flora L. Best along with new Foreign and Art Notes sections.
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Sue M. D. Fry
Schiller
Rudd
Flora L. Best
October issue features Dana Hawthorne portraits and Danube sketches
Harper's richly illustrated October number reprints Richard B. Dana's Buccaneer with six illustrations including Hawthorne portrait. It offers a Danube travel paper with many cuts, Stoddard on Hawthorne, Emilio Castelai on the Republican Movement, Thorpe on E M Stanton, new Collins serial The New Magdalen, paths by Pathy and McCarthy, and poetry by Taylor Brine Woolson.
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Harper
Richard B. Dana
Danube
R. H. Stoddard
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Emilio Castelai
Col. Thorpe
E. M. Stanton
Miss Thackeray
Old Kensington
Charles Reade
Wilkie Collins
Pathy
Madame Gertler
Justin McCarthy
Bayard Taylor
M. D. Brine
Constance F. Woolson
Aldine for October offers art, essays, and poems from notable names
Victor Nehlig illustrates a professional bravo and rival victim. Hollo and School Discipline by John S. Davis. Adirondacks scenes by Vance. Paul Dixon landscapes. Ernst Bosch serious works. Leb Hunt reminiscence by January Searle. literary essays by Hiram Rich and W. W. Bailey. stories Prince and Peasant and A Woman's Eternity. poems In the Woods by George W. Sears. The Two Lives by S. W. Duffield. editorials on School Children and Canova. subscription $5 with chrome. James Sutton & Co., 58 Maiden Lane, New York.
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Aldine
Victor Nehlig
Hollo
John S. Davis
Vance
Adirondacks
Glen
Preston Ponds
Lake Henderson
Paul Dixon
New England
Ernst Bosch
Canova
von Weber
Gilbert Burling
Leigh Hunt
January Searle
Hiram Rich
W. W. Bailey
Helen S. Conant
Elizabeth D. Leonard
Lolly Dinks
George W. Sears
W. Duffield
Karl van Weber
James Sutton & Co
Maiden Lane
New York
New Story from the Dutch in Littell's Living Age
The Sept 21 issue begins The Burgomaster's Family translated from the Dutch by Sir John Shaw Lefevre. It notes strong Dutch and English critic praise, promises ongoing publication, and highlights the issue's foreign literature, immortality series, and Off the Skelling by Dean Ingelow. Litell & Gay, Boston publishers.
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Littell
Christine Muller
John Shaw Lefevre
Dean Ingelow
Charles James Lever
Littell .& Gay
Boston
Atlantic October number review preview
The October issue of The Atlantic begins Guest's Confessions by H. James Jr and includes Parton on Jefferson as American Minister to France. Hawthorne Last Romance review, Hester Glacier note, Mrs Lenowens piece, L ore story, Eugene Benson art critique, and poetry by Bayard Taylor, Lucy Larcom, and others. Editorials cover Literature Art Music Science and Politics.
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the Atlantic
Guest
H. James, Jr
Parton
Jefferson
France
G. P. Lathrop
Hawthorne
Elizabeth C. Agassiz
Straits of Magellan
Mrs. Lenowens
L’ore the Seuve
Eugene Benson
Penn Oalvyin
Bayard Taylor
Theralf and
Synnov
Higalmer Hjorth
Phebe
Ideal
Lucy Larcom
Constance F.woolson
Marian Douglas
Scribners New Volume Features Major Authors Project
The new Scribner volume will start Dr. Holland’s Arthur Bonnicastle in November and run through the year with illustrations by Miss Hallack. Bret Harte, Saxefolm, Noah Brooks, Fannie RK, Hodgson and other leading writers feature stories. Stoddard will share poetry and Cooke will present essays on furniture and home decoration. Portraits of younger American authors are planned.
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Scribner
Dr. Holland
Arthur Bonnicastle
Miss Hallack
Bret Harte
Saxefolm
Noah Brooks
Fannie RK
Hodgson
R. 4
Stoddard
Clarence Cooke
Ballou's Magazine Receives Wide Readership Appeal
Cool weather signals fall reading. Ballou's Magazine is praised as a serial for all ages. It is advertised as the cheapest and best publication of its kind in the country, with thousands of patrons. Subscription is $1.50 a year from Thames & Talbot in Boston.
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Ballous
Ballou
Thames &Talbot
Congress Street
Boston
The Lady's Fieno rox Ocroser featured in Boston engraving sale
An alluring set of engravings includes The Wishing Well and On the Summit of the Jungfrau depicting a trio of tourists achievement. Two fashion illustrations accompany the collection with The Honeymoon Schottische as the featured music. Published by Deacon and Peterson in Boston.
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Jungfrau
Deacon & Peterson
Boston
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