Item - New York Weekly, v. XXXVI, no. 25, May 2, 1881

(source: Stanford Libraries)

Online Full Text:	Stanford Digital Repository
Series:	New York Weekly — v. 36 no. 25
Contents:	Heaven and Hell (Work, page 1) Lost---A Pearle (Work, chapters I-III, pages 1-2) Old Stonewall, the Colorado Detective (Work, chapters XXXI-XXXII, page 2) The Duke's Secret (Work, chapters XIII-XVI, page 3) Open Fire-Places (Work, page 4) Two Valentines (Work, page 4) An Easter Memory (Work, page 4) The Oath of the President (Work, page 4) In the Flower-Garden (Work, page 4) Uncle John's Talk on Making Money (for Country Boys) (Work, page 4) Spring-Time (Work, page 5) The Never-Tell Boys; or, A Kettle Full of Gold (Work, chapters III-VI, page 5) The Forsaken Husband (Work, chapters XI-XII, pages 5-6) Let Us Practice What We Preach (Work, page 6) Earle Wayne's Nobility (Work, chapters XLVII-XLVIII (conclusion), pages 6-7) Little Lips That Are Not Kissed (Work, page 7) The Double Secret (Work, chapter XII, page 7) Nobody's Daughter; or, The Hidden Crime at Fernwood (Work, chapter XVI, page 7) Josh Billings' Philosophy: Kodicils (Work, page 7) Extracts from the Poets (Work, page 8) The New Neighbor (Work, page 8) The Silver Ship. A Historical Banditti Story (Work, page 8)
Date:	May 2, 1881
Publisher:	Street & Smith (New York (N.Y.): 31 Rose St.) -- United States
Edition Description:	Also includes: Correspondence: Gossip with Readers and Contributors (department), Etiquette Department (department), Items of Interest (department), Pleasant Paragraphs (department), The Ladies' Work-Box (department); plus advertisements and short filler items (including "A Chicken-Raiser", "We are not so Badly Off after all", and "Fretful People").
Length:	8 pages