Country Life, September 17th, 1904.

For Sale is an Issue of "Country Life," for September 17th, 1904. This issue contains 18 Pages, 36 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume. Condition is Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape. Slight Yellowing to Right Margin. Text Clear and Bright.

                                                      Contents.

Front Page shows a Portrait Photograph of "Mrs, Asquith and Child." Mrs. Asquith is the daughter of Sir Charles Tennant, and was married in 1894 to the Right Hon. H.H. Asquith.

                                                      Articles.

1- Editorial called "Harvest Customs."

2- Country Notes.

3- The Lions of the Sea. Written by Charles Frederick Holder. (Illustrated.)

4- Modern Harvesting. (Illustrated.)

5- Mushrooms and how they Grow. Written by L.W. Brownell. (Illustrated.)

6- Wind and Water as Seed-Carriers. Written by Percy Collins. (Illustrated.)

7- Two Minds and a Mill. Written by George Frost and Ellen Collett.

8- In the Garden. 
     a- The most beautiful Daffodils.
     b- Sweet Violets for Winter.
     c- Random Notes.

9- Featured Home this Week is "Barrington Court, Somersetshire." (Illustrated.)

10- Fulford Hall. Written by H.B. (Illustrated.)

11- To Literary Apprentices.  Written by F.G. 

12- "Babbing" on the Broads.

13- Grouse-Driving on Askrigg Moor. Written by C.J. Cornish. (Illustrated.)

14- September. Written by Fiona Macleod.

15- The St. Leger and Pretty Polly. Written by Trenton. (Illustrated.)

16- A Book of the Week. (Devils, written by Charles Wall.)

17- From The Farms.
      a- Stubbles.
      b- Thistles.
      c- The Honey Harvest.
      d- A use for Acorns.

18- Correspondence.