Item - New York Weekly, v. XXVI, no. 45, September 21, 1871

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 26 no. 45
Item:	New York Weekly, v. XXVI, no. 45, September 21, 1871
Contents:	Building the Bridge. A Truthful Story of Old Pemigewaset (page 1) Luke Peel's Legacy (chapters I-V, pages 1-2) Remember the Poor (page 2) The Lone Ranche. A Tale of the Staked Plain (chapters XIV-XVII, pages 2-3) Hazel-Eye, the Girl Trapper (chapters XXXVIII-XL, page 3) The Wood-Giant (chapter XII, page 3) Home Again (page 4) The Bandit Chief (page 4) Saved by Lightning (page 4) Treat Him Kindly (page 5) The Wife's Foe; or, The Skeleton in the Banker's Closet. A Story of Bad Love and Good (chapters XX-XXI, page 5) The Flower of Suda. A Tale of the Cretan Revolution (chapters VII-VIII, pages 5-6) The Arch-Plotter: A Tale of Crime and Retribution (chapters VI (continued)-VII, pages 6-7) Markham's Secret; or, The Enemy that Came Between. A Story of English Society (chapters XXIV-XXV, page 7) What Are The Sad Waves Saying? (page 8) Effie's Honesty; or, The Mistress of Coalgate Manor (page 8) Life Sketches of David Cummidge: Pioneer, Hunter, and Indian Slayer (XII, page 8) The Rugg Documents (no. 54, page 8) Goose Creek Chronicles (no. 1, page 8)
Date:	September 21, 1871
Description:	Also includes: Items of Interest (department), To Correspondents (department), The Ladies' Work-Box (department), Personal (department), Our Knowledge Box (department), Historical Items (department); plus advertisements and short filler items (including "A Bad Example and a Good One", "Does it Pay?", "How to Prevent Boiler Explosions", "Buffalo Bill", and "Bertha Bascomb as a Drama").
Length:	8 pages