The Frolic Architecture of the Snow (1879)

Daniel Curry, ed., “The Snow Storm,” National Repository Devoted to General and Religious Literature, Criticism, and Art 5 (February 1879): 102.

When the Steep Tyrol Mountains Are Covered with Snow, and with Quite as Rugged a Specimen of Manhood to Guide and Control the Oxen, the Snorting, Steaming Beasts Drag or Retard the Heavy Burden at the Bidding of Their Lord (1879)

“Saunterings in the Tyrol,” National Repository Devoted to General and Religious Literature, Criticism, and Art 5 (February 1879): 112.

The Same with a Difference (1879)

Charles Henry Ross. High Tide at Any Hour: A Book for Low Water and Low Spirits. (London: "Judy" Office, 1879).

As It Was, and Ever Will Be (1879)

Charles Henry Ross. High Tide at Any Hour: A Book for Low Water and Low Spirits. (London: "Judy" Office, 1879).

Elsie Marley Grown So Fine (1879)

J.F. Goodbridge. Mother Goose in White: Mother Goose Rhymes, with Silouhette Illustrations. (Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1879).

A Happy Heart Makes (1879)

The Churchman 40. (December 13, 1879).

Again the Lonesome Streets (1879)

A.H. Mann. "Lottie: A Story of Christmas Eve." Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine 4. (January 1879).

On the Law of Storms (1879)

James Greenwood. The Sailor's Seabook: A Rudimentary Treatise on Navigation. (London: Crosby, Lockwood, and Company, 1879).

The Bride (1879)

Bertha H. Buxton, More Dolls with four illustrations by D.T. White (New York: George Rutledge & Sons, 1879).

Ventriloquial Champions (1879)

"Dialogue For a Pair of Ventriloquial Champions" The Original & Only Punch & Judy Direct From London (New York: W.J. Judd, 1879).

The Telegraph Boy (1879)

Horatio Algier, The Telegraph Boy (Philadelphia: The John C. Winston Co., 1879)