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HARPER'S Founded in 1850, one of America's oldest literary magazines, and is still in publication! This 100 + year old magazine has interesting articles, stories and drawings from famous writers and illustrators, and vintage advertisements of the day -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! * ISSUE DATE: September 1881, vol. 63, issue 376 IN THIS ISSUE:- [Detailed contents description written EXCLUSIVELY for this listing by MORE MAGAZINES! Use 'Control F' to search this page.] * This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 FRONTISPIECE. -HERRICK'S POEM, A DIALOGUE BETWIXT HIMSELF AND MISTRESS ELIZA WHEELER, UNDER THE NAME OF AMARILLIS". ILLUSTRATION, Drawn by E. A. Abbey. Engraved by Smithwick and French. THE LITTLE KINGS AND QUEENS.-A POEM . . . Helen Hunt Jackson. ILLUSTRATION. Drawn by Jessie Curtis She pherd. Engraved by Cole. THE ENGLISH AT THE SEA-SIDE . . . William Henry Rideing. ILLUSTRATIONS. Drawn by C. S. Reinhart. Engraved by Putnam, Tietze, and Villemsens. Bathing Vans, Margate.-'Arry looking for cheap Lodgings.-On Brighton Pier.-Girls bathing, Brighton.-Windlass, Brighton.-Looking east at low Tide, Brighton.-The Photog rapher, Brighton." Chuck us in a Penny."-Old Dowager, Brighton.-Hastings Castle.-On Margate Pier.-On Margate Sands. TO-MORROW AT TEN.-A NEWPORT IDYL . . . Nora Perry. ILLUSTRATION. Drawn by T. de Thulstrup. Engraved by Putnam. " What is that ?-you've been ill all this Year ?". SUMMERING AMONG THE THOUSAND ISLES . . . E. H. Ropes. ILLUSTRATIONS. Drawn by Schell and Hogan, J. H. Cocks, and C. Graham. Engraved by Hoskins, Buechner, Pettit, Cole, Held, Langridge, Harley, Sheil, King, and S. P. Davis. Lotos Land.-Thousand Island Park: Boat-Houses and Cottages.-Alexandria Bay.-Chapel on Mount Beulah, Westminster Park.-Poplar Bay.-J. G. Holland.-The Rift: Entrance to the Lake of the Isles.-The Sentinel: Entrance to the Lake of the Isles.-A Picnic.-=In Canadian Waters.-Light-House at the Entrance to Lost Channel.-Indian Camp.-Running the Rapids.-A_ Glimpse of Montreal. THE WIDOW LEE'S SON WILL.-A POEM . . . Marinus Willett. With Two Illustrations. Drawn by Alfred Fredericks, Engraved by Buechner and Deis. THE GIRLS' SKETCHING CAMP . . . Olive Thorne Miller. ILLUSTRATIONS. Drawn by 1%v: A. Rogers and Douglas Volk. Head-Piece.-The Howling Swell and the Battery of Glasses.-The Larks' Nest." What! no Onions ? Oh -An Old Folk's Concert by the Bees.-Awful Vision of the Boston SchoolMa'ams.-Trip up the Songo.-The Exhibition.-Tail-Piece. AN OLD FORT, AND WHAT CAME OF IT . . . Nathaniel Hillyer Egleston. ILLUSTRATIONS. From Photographs by Pach and Ranger. Engraved by Winham, Schelling, Kruell, Harley, Schutz, Caughlin, Held, Langridge, Smart, and Mayer Colonel Williams's Monument, near Lake George.-West College.-East College and Library.-Mission Park Monument.-Jackson Hall.-The Observatory.-The old College Chapel, Griffin Hall, and Soldiers' Monument.-Mark flop kins.-Front and Transept of New Chapel. -Clark Hall.-Flora's Glen.-Goodrich Hall.-Main Street, looking east from East College. ON STAR ISLAND.-A POEM . . . Sarah Orne Jewett. With an Illustration. Drawn by Thomas Moran. Engraved by Hoskin. THE FRAMING AND HANGING OF PICTURES . . . F. Oakey. ILLUSTRATIONS. Drawn by A. F. Oakey. Frame for Raphael's " Transfiguration."-Frame for small Portrait, with Background.Frame Mouldings.-Frame for Gerard Douw's Portrait by himself. AN ARTIST'S REMINISCENCES.-II. ADONIRAM ALGEROY . . . William Holbrook Beard. With an Illustration. Drawn by W. H. Beard. Engraved by Bernstrom. ANNE.-A NOVEL . . . Constance Fenimore Woolson. ILLUSTRATION. Drawn by C. S. Reinhart. Engraved by Smithwick and French. " While her Maid was coiling her fair Hair.". WHEAT FIELDS OF THE NORTHWEST . . . Edward Storrs Atwater. AT DEACON TWOMBLY'S.-A STORY . . . By the Author of " Gemini". THE GERMAN EMPIRE . . . Professor Herbert Tattle. THE CHANCES OF WAR, AND HOW ONE WAS MISSED . . . Annie Howells Frechette. THE CHAMBER OF SILENCE.-A POEM . . . Mrs. Julia C. R. Dorr. A LAODICE AN.-BOOK THE FOURTH.--SOMERSET, DARE, AND DE STANCY . . . Thomas Hardy. ILLUSTRATION.-Drawn by Du Maurier. Engraved in London. EDIT'OR'S EASY CHAIR: The attempted Assassination of the President.-Wendell Phillips's Oration at the Centen nial Anniversary of the P B. K.-The American Novel.-English Flunkyism. EDITOR'S LITERARY RECORD: The Correspondence of Prince Tall eyrand.-Ham inond on Certain Conditions of Nervous Derannement.-Beard's American Nervousness.-Oakey's Beauty in Dress.-Harper's Cyclopm dia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature.-White's England Without and Within.-Miiller's Chips from a German Workshop.-Bushnell's Work and Play.-Fay's Music Studv in Germ any.-Plilbrick's American Sanitary Engineering.-Recent Novels. EDITOR'S HISTORICAL RECORD: Political Intelligence.-Disasters.-Obituary. EDITOR'S DRAWER: Robert Toombs on the early Situation of the Confederate Government.-°`Orlando and January" (Ten Illustrations).-Anecdote o£ Mr. Biggar. "Floored but jolly."-Anecdote of the present Pope..-Black and Ingersoll.-Humors from the President's Sick-Room.-Humorous Reminiscences of Carlyle.--" The First Baby" (Two Illustrations). * NOTE: OUR content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date. This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 This 100+ year old magazine is the ORIGINAL first edition, NOT a reprint. COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo) The pages are clean and bright. Size: 6oe" X 10". A great snapshot of the time, and a terrific Birthday present or Anniversary gift!
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