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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-20
BE ATTY a.-...5..is,s,:.s.,u .sAS9;

Grand, square and Upright.
From JAS f. Regan, firm Regan & Carter,
publishers Daily aud Weekly Tribune,
jefferson City. Mo-, after receiving
500 instrument, says:
'Piano reached us in good condition. / am
well pleased with 1t. 1t is all you represent
it to tie ."
From f. X. Baidridge, Bennington Furnace
Pa, aite receiving 500 piano.
THE Beatty received lth inst, all O. X, and
comes fully up to your representation, and ex-
ceeds our expectations. While don't p .jfess
TO be Judge iu the matter, Mrs. b. does and
pronounces it of very sweet tone, and is very
inuch pleased with IT,"
Best inducements ever offered Money re.
funded upon return of Piano. aud freight
charges paid by me Daniel +. BeattvJ both
ways if unsatisfactory, aftes test tiial of i've
days. Pianos warranted for six years. Agents
wanted Send for catalogue. Addres ess
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey, U. S. A &.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-20
BEATTY'S pari.s ri.%. ossa. and

Containing the elements of mRsic with easy
and progressive exercises to perfect he PLAYER
in the art cf music, either Piano or Oh gam to
which is added ever sixty Naiizes, Polkas,
Marches. Gallops. Operstic Melodies. Dances,
j.. one of the best works of its kind ever in
trodnced. should be in the hands Of every
Piano aud Organ player. Sent post paid to any
part of the United States OF Canada for only
seventy-fve cents. Address
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U.SA.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-20

"A dollar saved is that much made,
and yol will save perhaps more by buy-
ing goods at Dees' store He has Just
received large and fresh stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, ETC., to
which he invites attention.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-20
EXTRAORIbsN AgsY
SALE
For Cash
Or its Equiv lent !
ONE CIRCULAR SAW MILL
COMPLETE,

including portable tnbuhr fluid boiler and "a.
tiouary engine uf lhirty-ive horse power, with
improved saw-boX, shafts, carriages, etc, all
mAnuiHrtur ed by Duvall at IsresyIIle, ONO,
with line shafts, cut-oif SAWS. lumber rollers,
carriages, etc; also one Is inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
READING FoR People or Ill AGES.

Robert Carter & Brothers, at No. $50
Broadway have ready Tor tue holidays q book whicn,
more than others. is appropriate 10 tIs season
Brighter than the sun; Or Christ the Light Ok the
World" This life OF Crist, by she Rev. Dr. Nacdun,
primarily designed for young readers, bU- possesses
great interest FOX persons OF every age Rowan aas il
lustT5t. d the volume with sixteen fuli-paye cug.
score OF uru books iuI tie Young appear Wlth the
imprint II this house Tor the holiday trt.c Among
J u." nF joanna II. Mathews, author o4 tic " E.sse
Books - Toe highland series, ln six volumes. - tle
AUTHOR o. the " Win "ud Wear r'eS - " i3cre's
Force story by the same author; Pho
Needles" tale by the GUf.Dr Ut =" " ..e,
Wdc World" The 4. j. O. T. Library ia atty
five volumes, cont f0s 50 many rite 80 tlCs .Or
young people that It T. unnecessary % d. % ~ 20
books presents at this time Robert Carter Bros
always make speciality OF soto U. juvenile books N
bONc There sonnet ing F,T attractive shout one II
these boxes a. books, especially [, young pefsUnr, n
seems 90 thcW.Ee luialy and makes them feel really
Some OF the series which thus invite purchase,
the WIN and Wear" Ire "Bes>ie BJOks,' " fts.s 0f
slaIy Lands" tie "s4y aud Do Scucs," t4e Raiu-
bow SO io~' aud th. Peep OF Ddy Library" Lettuce
Eden DY Emily rih Holt D. q story Of the
f0I yOuuE prugr, as We'll a Cri .rtaainz Among the
Turks by Cyrus H1mu, ID. b bool, vol cn az his
time possesses interest Tor . classes The Auf DOl0S
rapuy Of the Rev. William am IT, Will encir by
bis daughter, Is book which the ra-I0u> rut.5 mas
strongly recommended flr It's honest pOrtr;tur. Of
honest NAH" Robert Carter Bros. have Ulon the.E
shelves great numbers OF books suitable FOR gifts, IN
APPROPRIATE % the season many Of permanent Interest
Nd V.lUe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
4 SUCCESSFUL FIRWS V4JoRirE

Twcnty-one years ago, two brothers estaD-
l,bed a G othiug business IN The small, one-sOry build
ug at Fourthlye. ana place Their purpose was
20 manufacture clothing for and boys which should
rival that Of the Broadway AMI Fifth-ave aors and be
sold n prices which would secure the patronage Of the
large class Who wish stylish good, bat Will no; pay
fancy prices lor them The wisdom OF tAs idea soon be-
cane apparent o. ANY one passing tie Small store OF the
BrOkaW Brothers. soon the single store became TOO
rrnmprd for thcr business, which has continued 10
spread wtu each successive season, until BOW the huge
stock hII, four r1umy floors extending Through from
Fourtu-aNc 20 iatIyctfe-place.
This hru Issues al Illustrated crculfg, containing cuts
az tL Latest style, az uicu, and cAlrens clothing, Win
instruction., FOR s.f-mcJsuremsnt THESE are sent All
over the country and generous responses are received
ia orders from distant customers In ms way, lhry
have bU up large cuisines, IN ul paris 3D. tie country
Tie SUITS sent hy mani. and the cost # transportation
d, ,bs merely nominal, 10 tr most remote places Iut
members % this ilu tell amusing stories oi meh VINO
enter ia. store and introduce themselves a. uia-ilue
customers. m iuu-h 10 Nrq. cnt! happens sAHt lAt}
have never visited tine place before IN person.
But this trade luul range forms Ont branch OF I
busire,- Iuc chief trade ~ th' house Is done over
t. counters Tie mouse attributes IFS success 10 lie
ot t4r c'Otl {, bought direct from hc manufacturers,
is -rrrtcd bi experts before H passes INTO Tie haId-
of te cutters ind g. then eat and made by expert TAN
on. The ciut.e are again examined when hllah. q,
and can then be- guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

answered 10y multitude OF pleased readers. Dwelers IN
the City o. Brofhery Love viii read with Satisfaction
&" The Historic Mansions and Bindings Of Philadelphia,
by Thomas Wesc0tt This book beautifully illustrated
Two yolumes Or lovers OF hne horser are Famous r
ting Horses bound separately or together ana a1o he
WIN Iui-pate Illustrations orange bissuAns, u,sn
and faded, by T. s. Arthur, and new BOOK ny he sam,
author, "BlrROoms at Brantley," present su,lccs OF
diverse interest Hanpy Days" is a charming pooE
for boys and girls IL contains works by Louise ~ Al
colt, Mary Prescott Alice aud Phg0o Cary. and other
authors, and - generously illustrated
7. p. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS.
T b. Peterson & Brothers ~ Philadelphia. Offer 10 the
holiday trade several favorite works ia elaborate aud
beautiful forms. The five books Of Hans Broitman's
Ballads" issued complete in one volume The Illus
trated edition OF Beautiful SNOW" and other poems
claims attention ~ holiday book. "Tho Orfcast, and
Other Poems" by the author, Is n similar form
Love and Dutv," by Mr.. Hubback. j. the twelfth Of
son Brothers pnblsh other new ana popular books f1-
80 cents in paper or ~ in cloth among them
Pretty Polly Pemberton" and "Theo' by the author
Of That Lass o. L1wries"
J. T.. sIBOLE & CO.
J. I. siboe & Co.. NJ Philadelphia issue un'qre and
lovely Rift book The Gathering oi tn Lilies richly
and doicately illustrated by tine author, L. Garrison,
whose first book, Violet with Eyes OF B'ue" WIS so
popular last season TIE reading matter ~ the volume
Is made up OF gina poems from nc first OF when
etching and tinted crayon sketches. Tic binding iu
two styles. is novel and substantial and the youue
seems sure 10 gam even more popularity than us Ireoe
GEBBT & BARRIE.
Gobbie & Barrie, ~ PMadelH MA, oh.f, N fue Gen
tcmcus Illustrated Library" Van ioun- new tnnsla
ton OF Moere's dramatic works in three elegant vol
umcs which are embcshed with nineteen or twenty en-
cravings on steel A sumpWous holiday volume rs
new editions o. Christopher Columbus ADD tlc Dscov-
crv Of the New World" by the Marquis de BeIOT The
attraciyenDs Of this work IN It's latest form VIII Je
readily understood when n is known tiat the iNn-tra-
ons by Leopod Flameng There are hiiy eugrlyng'
wood, admirable for thor yi-Or AMI finish, AMI xix
fuUacr ctchins. The volume is ~ luxurious one, and
wen adapted IN The wants OF any ono whose pocket al
lows HIM to consult biz taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
ARTISTIC GIFTS roP THE HOLIDAYS

Readers Of taste VIII find many beautiful
articles for holiday gifts IN the large store of schuyler
Hartley Graham NOS 20 and ID Johu-sr, extending
through tie block 10 No. 70 Naidenane. TIE polished
brass pieces are especially handsome, aud this season
housewife are delighted T. receive uair Of sconce
with beveed mirrors, opcn-vorked frames in Venetian
designs and two three supports for decorated candles
Candlcs'ics in ID. antique dragon designs are 20
pair and there are many specimens of The new mixed
silver and gilt both IN mirror frames sconce' ana can
dlpstcks. Fort library table inksands aud paper
knives Of this gilt gilt m.zcd With silver and FOR the
boudo.r table receiver, jewel cases, perfume
holders ard oylfred silver boxes for Jewels. gloves
haudk rchefs TIE novelty in fine boXe has J1uancee
inu,ing5 - color on SILVER aho hsnu paintings ohi oe
pretty httle apartment H. flied with rale articles Of
Fine specimens ot the beautiful old blue and white NAN
KIN 30 priced hv couuois shown here; one ina
tracts the cultured purrta-er. The cloIsoune cuames
~ the most hu liant hne dark olive aud cream col
or baking the intricate designs. Oriental pottery
fsieucc and by TIE lovely LonCVy pieces. The Russia
h p OF franz Russia, wei lnacq iu Vienna are
,d bora nj IRENE, low r,rcr, TDrrp mn, furnished
toilet cae,. pnrtiOno- travelling mk>'aidS Cigar c'>.>
note books and 70 ur ale, ~ a sizes ginning tn
small one, FOR chl drcu IT 80 GEMS each.
Clocks are also specially ter" The small travelling
clocks bntl strikers and rcI cat.is,a $50 WIFI alarm
gou.s Tho maut, clocks for paIlor chamber dining
room OF bronze or Of marble, aud u'e.c ar many
most artistic side pieces 10 complete lie mantle. furnish
ing The movements OF these clocks aIe all OF The best
French MA aiaCt.re. aud are guaranteed. Printed
directions for regulating ACCOMPANY each clock, and
rcpatcr out by tie h0u,r 20 keep each clock in
order Tor year Tie gentlemen % this firm drr also the
sole agents JurgeGscu's fine wacies Tie bronze
department shows interesting election OF stntuettes,
copies the famous Statutes ~ European galleries. he
ginning with tbe ALWAYS popular M,rcury OF John OF
Bologna and many bronze Do The quaint Jananese
shapes with antique decorations these are shown also
! iu sIlvrr bronze
MANY very pretty ornaments shown iu the silver
GGTce ievt Iy, ch b. certainty idc most ta-ich or
aI l""-prleoG JtWeIy. Inc amt'' co'c'o D, on. o.,
the largest til city, ANA contains he,, of ho clear
and c.oulcu amber one fine HcckIc hrdu fuit cJt,
is tie loNrtes amber that ever the sUftuWhE sea Fl1
has vent. and costs so There are also charm iect-
c,s oi very si amber beads 10 wear corc around the
neck, AM, Hy c iu- r'crtic current, prevent tr0at
| troubles These cost !rOm ~ upwards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

The American News Company makes most
liberal biz Tor te favor of the children with The
American ChatteTboA, containing more thau 400 pages
inf matter and illustrated by POO attractive Wo0dcus.
n, -iy nothing OF q chrome Il the caprIclous
tfe of any child Is satisfied with this volume there
r. ID score of other, from which cnoce can bee made.
%. for instance. 1.-THE 1.-the Folks Pictugc Gallery
with Illustrations on every page; Grace GREENWOOD 5
Heats aud Tails" stories and studies OF pets
d. Pictures ard Rhymes fQr Young Minds With fu.
i.f,. People pictures on every alternate lasr'
.tr.d nv descriptive sketches. Toe Al. iicah Nr"-
a. , .,. Is issued also six news cent juveniles
iud I'D chrome board covers lAtlr @"lie, Tor lAitlc
I.oul." Peasant stories and PICTURES simple
mo. fir flf Little ones" Pretty stories for Tiny
Poke" Mammal stories Tor her Icia, ahu fuiha
-f,is- for his DIrpE-." useful gt Tor small price
I'D, tta b,oraths of tue Gardner patent. Tor which
Ir American New, Company ar the Sole agents lh's 81
rorfanc rlc- are made IN eleven styles ana cost from
III 10 ~lb each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
PURPLE AND FINE LINEN F0R AEN.

OF the many artistic displays which attract
the warrant cazc Of the lounsr Broadway, none IA
more elaborate tAau that OF Win Co. al thci stores.
suit of clothes is not the worst Christmas SIT which
one can receive IN these times Of last years oyercoats
ana shiny trowsrrs; aud n the suit De- iI-M0na1y
enc well made aud OF good material. IL wOUd nr doUpy
utabr Dryiir a 90. nave made ample provision Tor
tue caprice Of army 81 customers, aud many man -
as were, stuEng ais own STOCKING ~ oie o. tAef
Broadway stores. -,
OfCur>tuas goods pure and simple, Devln a Co.. have
this vc r made "a speciality II cnurmcns sinoAiig robes
AMI Jackets and d.rS-i.g gowns. In these articles they
lave one or hc largest and most varied a>Soitnents IA
The city Among their choc robes are some handsome
matca,se goods, In OIu. plum color ana bfo"l shlues
trimmed and embroidered IA c0lurs that match THESE
range ia price S.13 70 80. The richest robes are on
silk maelt--. These IA great demand alnons the
more wealthy patrons Of the establishment, ana sell
readily al 500 o. cheaper rOpcs very tas iul Motions
may be- obtained for SO and I}cOOnS Hs low g. -.
These robe. al duplicated iu jackets one handsome
pourette racket l. valued 10 $50 Dcyhn * Co. nave
made Important reductions lately IN suits, llch WIZ
continue until their holiday stock j. sold out In
this department they have only TIE nreYallns SYKES
The fashion u coats this season l. culcu! or uouble anu
s gltrtastad sacks doUh eurcdSted frocks ana single
i,r.s.trd cut aNays. Double and sinSie-Dreasiei
sack ostrr.ats. suriUutS. and u.~t r. IA the
English stlts, tlc iaNOitcs Tor ont
door wear Ii0w-eIs are rather wider than last
year ana oycrc ais reach ale below tae knee. Iht.
custom departments. The latter are uuocI tine charge or
Iu-tuc NcEno!c, u tie haritLst. uoHsc @-d hf.
Phelps 20 Oh, GIuud-st. establishment TIE rooms are
listed up ,o u L. obtain abundance OF h-At ANA se-
c 9rriuge .its made Tor customers VINO lave only
"A limited tDr Cit}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
SrlNDARD Bo06S Il MANY DEPARTMENTS

The Fall list of Roberts Brothers, of Boston,
Is "a long aud ,eHeF one Lucd villa Lew, appropriate
and inexpensive books. " Charles SINNERS Memoir
aud Letters" by Edward Pierce, q course possesses
sura-.iug interest ior very isrge c!fCe 81 readers
ANY ono or an Of the nine volumes Of the NO Name
SERIES OF novels wouli be very acceptable present
The Wisdom series" pres MS IN tour pocket Volumes
selections fIom the Thoughts Dt Marcus Autcllu, An-
toiru-" "-cle. tiuns from tIe lm'ta ion 90 CIrst,
"-uu,uIur 10 TIE soul, aUl '-'rctuus from EplCfe-
ti.." These pretty lizzie volumes ia flexible
covers, Wlih I'd cdCp-, spd Tor %
cruts each. louis- Chandler Muutou's poems
nic Illustrated sud bound uniformity, VITA Ferses -
ly H. Il. "Quet Hours Book OF Posms, hv
J boo v. Chadwick. louisa VI. AicOtt's new book NV
Girls" b. tle fourth volume % Aunt Jos scrap book"
An which IL also luCluI-l My Boys" Among othcr
chi.ditus' books oil IL season are IOu,' home
slogy, py George l. CAaucy, author oi fied nF'nt
Co. or Partnerships" 'JHrA Changers COUSIN hook
especially f0r bO,s, By julia A. Aaitlews.' Great
Et.sr-,lry." aud Ot.Dr stories. WItl must atoms 10y
Ms. J H. Ewing. author ~ "SiN % ~iNtrr en- aut
jolly Good limos 80 school Also some Times NJ Q-ite
So Tei-,." with illustrations hv T. THORN. SUi,uH
Coida a volume OF bi wus Tor sscA and suii. nag,
and. IKE OIL u .uu- poo a.. i- much Sought airr go rms
sea,ou. MANY standard Publications iu every depart
meut can always Dee ioanu Srh Tie mprnt o. Roberts
lrafI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
NEW BOOKS rJR OLD And YOUNG.

Lee & Shepard, of Boston, issue this year
the third Of their series Of illustrated religious pooms.
Those Of past years Nearer my God to Thee,
and rue fayorie poem Mr. Lincoln. Oh. why should
the spit o. Mortal be Proudi' This year, Abide with
Me ], added % the series 10 is embeshed with full
page aud initial illustrations The Typography D. excl
lc a ia the other ISSUES 81 the series. ana the three
volumes mal, a very acceptable gift Ballad, 81 Bra
y.tv" hy George 81. Baker, with forty lu tn litstta
uon- and -AoVily bound. j. companion vo'-
une To- R.l!ada OF Beauty" aui Ballads Of
Home" which have been approved b} many
pleased readers. a new style 0f binding Is used
with stamping IN gilt, red and black. Lee
& shepard .s,uC and elegant edition OF the Old
Iiyorte. T-OI's Fables" the Illustrations are those
of Ernest Gli,rt and he volume. binding aud typo
araphy. Is very handsome l." a shepard always de-
serve well OF chdrcu and never better than lnis yeaf
Their list books Tor young people s almost heWider
in Ono of the daluticsj Z of books is the Bapy
Ballads series" books Of songs for very ht'r chill
drtn gbIudaurly illustrated and cl.rumgy bound WIN
silver and ri Sfsnung. Sophie Ma h?s new -lOl}
Tor girls The QumeUasn' Girls. and for BOYS III trm
provides liberal supply OF nIraiyes of adventure aud
snort such are captain Halle "Atru IN tne lee
FEEDS" and new edition OF Dr. Haye :" Cast Away IN
tlc Cold" Oliver Optic completes Young America
Abroad" Ly Isles OF the SEA" 5occut volume OF
Mother Goose rhymes issued in the shape OF sunday
scloo. music books. wiki silhouette Illus rhtlOns faciu-
each page az text 81 proving decided h The house
also offers lu it, is great variety 81 other desirable
notifications old aud young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

liquor dealer in South Brooklyn, named
yoroe> reported the Brooklyn Excise Board last week
le had pad his license fee Of roo several months
ago. hut IaI received license although ne held re-
ccip foI tue cash paid. sged p H. Briggs. per Thomas
Hart THIS comp plant led % au yestsa 0n which shows
tuat tie accounts Tie EAc.sc Oio, not correct aud
That 81, much 81 200 may have been viougluy taken
by some person or persons competed with the depart
ment. TIE Thomas Hart Who signed the receipt WIGS
clerk under Colonel T. II. Ef.g-. cashier of ;hr old
Board We mad. 40 entry at the receipt 81 the money
au the boots. Tough he actUuW edE, o having re-
ccivCd IT, JIG sid when pressed for tXUauatUu' thar
hc had used Tie money vh.u hard pressed
los embarrassing circumstances, auu with the
intention Of restoring II. Auo. her suspicion.
.aci c,uucct,d viii tre matter is the sudden Disappear
auc- "f cIk named josef --rti, Who lrft lii Eonc
No G~ GaIr--,c la-t iday. me- whose family profess
90 De unable % account fol- lis disappearance. General
Jourdeu said yesterday that tn. account, - the dcpaf
undergoing calt.ui tLiuatiou, ana the re-
,Ill would bu made public d. Cd le0 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
CONVICTED OF PERJURY.

CLOSE OF DIR. F. $. LAMBERT'S TRIAL
THE PRESIDENT or THE AMERICAN POPULAR FOUND
GruTY-sFNTENCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fok
sEw TRIAL TO BIZ ARGUED.
The trial Of Or. +. S. Lambert Prcsioent OF INC
American Popular Life Insurance Company foF per
jury, ended yesterday with verdict oil guilty. sen
tence was deferred, pending argument. next "eaheS-
day, upon a motion for a trial. and the prisoner
was taken 10 the Tombs.
THE JUDGES CHARGE AND THE VERDICT
District Attorney Phelps opened The proceed
inys 10 The Trial Of D. Lambert. yesterday, with IN
elaborate analysis oi the evidence IT. c0cd soon after
2 O'Clock, and Judge Brady then began bis charge
The Judge FIRST reminded te jury o. thc great Import
of the AMI the niece ,.ty ~ having minds w.
b.ssscd by prejudice The Cst issue vhctlero o. rot
the Doctor swcre {, ihe statement On A- DE- briefly re-
ferred TO the denial DR. Iabort the evidence o. Dr.
Morris and al- C-u.Ssaank. tie presumption that tic
uoiary dd lis duty auI the admission 90 Dr. Lambert
that Doc intended 20 svtarto g. II they decided against
him OF THIS point, tlcY UOUt inquire mo hc iahiy 81
the statement W.r these loans secured by c0iat-ras
amounting 10 s2GJ13 O3l Was there cash n tho oiAce
ana lank auouuuus 20 Seo475 1919 Were there uucol-
luctod premiums amounting 90 SGGJCG So! They had
heard the def uI5uts s-t.mcns OF TIE oi6.A o. the
loan W.s my cash paid i0ri? Was 30 fact or subter-
ngss Tie defendant knew u ~ aud arranged b. As 70
Gle checks, some Wcrc Oh banks IN which tle drawers
had no money. Others were conditional Lambert
knew thar they counted as cash. Did he believe
them gooIl Was De under an obligation 10 in
qu.raq Ills Office was 90 the nature u
public trust, and 10 was ur tat reason that
these statements were required Wac hts statement
care'e,-y model Tie knew a. 10 the checks and
tie TIoa loan Did be believe that c checks were cashi
Whore WIS the money 90 meet death losses Was his
statement honest and justf II not, IL vas wtifu and
corrupt, ana for bad purpose Had the defendant a
mouvcl Was not clear that the continuance OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Gtor-. J. PuruIm'~ sons. I'm their v,ll-~itu-
atet and attractive establishment Flu.yc., have 90
rr-et yarssr OF publications suitable tor a. nm"s ~ud
seasons ana several Which u caarace- and appearance
are csptt,.ly adapted Tor this particular time Pre-
omucutiy such book Tho Flood Of Yeats" 80 winch
sir Bryant, lat.st important poem Enis q sympathetic
interpreter IS. =. Linton, whose illustrations are o--
c3ycd s- well as designed it AI -y ult ttcrc is lot
IT, frequent difficulty II f.iese u the -ycT go catch
tle touch o. tL, pencil TIE binding De- au attractive
LuFeIy. vlti medallion lead rlt autograph of Ng By
aI. DUB silver ,Jlut .l tle side alG vi,H silver edges
"Ihe Gallery ~ Landscape Painter is one %; thc lag.
Cra.u- which 90 late wears lave been -o c-IrIurd o.
holiday ana J., sould uot De forgotten y those Dec
ton q lI,,d.y edition. oil liceus Buu-e" audcr toe
tlc ol "Iud-e AID lodole. ls illustrated by Lacy O..
T.s ..u.a publishes q number OF new aud bright
volumes have been very popular. &c Nonder Noria' :
claiming collection of llrl auu other e, ron is olE
nm. N,r,f, 10 ,u with tine aid eminent trfu-ls' Ors.
frf- ~ tti, fok. wI.l reach Of an interesting field
TfI. Eu il O. E..ueI with Tie Eurhauted Muccasius
ana ota,- ,.cad- % The Au,uc.u indiana, compiled by
las. wear. make up tut O. Nuou-ulA series. or Mt
M.tlcWs's Iook an. rKmUNE les already -..d All
CU..i Lave 10 Hcft. ilI} .or,.'
George Cary E-sasiou's 1is Boys" another Al
tr -..l.-. si. ch includes Btytrd Iayl0rs Boys
~ Other C,dutI.." aich las already uciig4icd many
u, port.v fIi H1u, ana school, is bound wiz side
tlInr .u 81 a.d generously Illustrated The book ~
divided .ltu Ig. if-t.r nr-t tyr NOtn- children, ana
se. .uH IU. older PATSY bN Lnurd J.. Rob-
tol - u.i.o.u wItI The House " D ~ e0taclcs IL ir
Story which ha~ been Li2lv recount caded Z" reader
O.. every age. married aI. sll &c.. tulniM wl'G tLl-
bIr. DEL Six Sinners by Campbell lc.ton. 1Ae firm
Calm. l.t De I-5Tttulut ol took, ion cuisl l pr-c-
tc... ...I.. alt au tNiu.ldtloH tends TO confirm
tlo frHfl Hf tHt rclnI.
3D. ilc retail .partm,ut OF their business. Geo. 7.
Iuluauls son. fuUr. On show appropriate o. tht
season The caIut.r of Christmas and Ncr ~ caro-
attracts many I er- bv the novel cnaInlD designs
q these Pheasant irurunrtucc~. o. phuior-hiu duu
utu II albums, wIltu- -ck-, ttrIc- auG similar
fIc.cr 90. use a.l Ornament, tl r.Dca has th )I
Cl,uu-ls selected, fu1 vii De- eolrteou-y SNOWY. dy o
Vyculug. go A0. - iIitl-IVc.