Item - New York Weekly, v. XXVI, no. 33, June 29, 1871

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 26 no. 33
Item:	New York Weekly, v. XXVI, no. 33, June 29, 1871
Contents:	The Bouquet Girl (page 1) Strangely Won; or, The Baronet's Secret (chapters VII-VIII, pages 1-2) The Silver Rule (page 2) A Dear Little Home of my Own (page 2) Mabel Carrington; or, Waiting Two Years (chapters XI-XII, page 2) Why Did He Marry Her? (chapters XXIV-XXV, pages 2-3) The Boy Miner: A Tale of Feather River (chapters XXII-XXVI, page 3) Labor Conquers All Things (page 4) Faith (page 4) I Thank Thee, Oh Father! (page 4) Pictures of Paris: Palace of the Tuileries (page 4) Saved by Wolves (page 4) A Head (page 4) Immortality (page 4) There's A New Mound In The Churchyard (page 5) Carlos, the Terrible; or, The Sign of the Triple Cross (chapters XXXIV-XXXVIII, page 5) Bertha, the Sewing-Machine Girl; or, Death at the Wheel (chapters XXIII-XXIV, pages 5-6) Doesticks' Letters: Doesticks on the Darwinian Monkey Question (page 6) The Injured Husband (chapters LIII-LVIII (conclusion), page 6) Germans Not In Joy Alone. A Song (page 7) The Child-Bride; or, The Wife of Two Husbands (chapters LII-LIII, page 7) The Rugg Documents (no. 43, page 7) On the Bridge (page 8) House-Hunting vs. Love (page 8) The Mother's Bible (page 8) The Josh Billings Papers: A Tempranse Klub (page 8) The Warning at Ridgeville (page 8)
Date:	June 29, 1871
Description:	Also includes: Our Knowledge Box (department), The Ladies' Work-Box (department), Items of Interest (department), Pleasant Paragraphs (department), To Correspondents (department), Personal (department); plus advertisements and short filler items (including "The Madness and Misery of Paris", "Theoretical and Practical Reform", and "Monopolists' Outrages on the People", "The Prize-Fighters", and "Parisian Sketches").
Length:	8 pages