The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-25


beautiful volume will be the second
in the American Artists Series,
brought out in the same style as the
first, 1t will contain forty illustra-
tions Still annther is the New
England Story Book" made up Of
representative stories BY popular New
England authors, richly illustrated
and bound.
Clara Doty Bates, an indefatigable
worker for the children, presents a
eharmingly written story, "Heart's
Content" Mrs. y. NJ. Diaz Il little
book crammed with short stories and
illustrations, called christmas Morn
ing" and there is a new art in the
Nursery" with thirty more pictures
than in the first edition. George f.
Barnes has a series of Nursery Tiles,
consisting of u original drawings,
bound in oblong quarto form, with
directions for coloring, and there is a
new volume of BabyIanI, in bright
aud attractive covers.
More attention, perhaps, Is paid to
the very little children than to their
elders in the way OF providing for
them fascinating stories and illustra-
ted literature. Some Of the issues of
the Messrs, Lothrop are perfect mar
veIs Of beauty in outward appearance,
while some Of our most popular au-
thors contribute their best work for
the little men and women Of the fam
ily.
\ new edition of ''Pansy's Picture
Book" is brought out in boards, ard 4
new volume is added to the Wide
Awake Pleasure Book series, Il collec-
ton which now numbcrs eight in all.
There is als) a new issue Of that de
Iightful volume, ''Poems for Our
Darlings, and the "ChiIdren's Funny
Book" takes a fresh lease Of life in
revised form. Large Print for
Little readers" is just what the three
year-olds will delight in, and the same
little ones will find in "On the Tree
Top" and 'Stories fr Language Les
sons" untold pleasure.
For those a little older are Don
Quixote, Jr.," "The Dogberry
Bunch--one Of the most delightful
stories published for long time;
''The ChiIdren's Isle-a new story by
the popular English writer, Eliza
AIeteyard; The Sisters of Glencoe, Il
remarkably powerful story; a Isesh
Pansy book, "a New Graft ON the
Family Tree, and other works from
favorite pens, richly and beautifully
illustrated.
Fannie Roper FeuIge's ''India, -
the initial volume in Lothrop's Ii
brary Of Entertaining History, claims
attention. and 50. too, In 4 marked
f degree, does ''Truo Manliness," the
fourth volume in the Spare Minute
Series. 1t is made up from gems Of
thought selected from the works Of
Thomas Hughes, the author OF
''School-davs ut Rugby, and contain,
an introduction from the pen OF
James Russell Lowell, and an auto
biographical sketch by Mr. Hughes
OF the books which boys and GIRL,
never tire of reading are ''Johnny'.
Discoveries" by Adam Stwin, and
Pour Feet" Wings, and Fins, hy
Mrs. Anderson-AIaskcIl Each ot
: these may be had in three volumes ol
one. "Overhead" is another volume
ofthe same kind. and Is commended
by Prof. Waldo, Of Harvard College
/ as one of the best books published fol
teaching Young pupils lessons in as
tronomy.
? The gift-books issued by this hous
are perennially popular, and in steady
demand. The well-known Colder
: Treasury series in six volumes, re,
line and fall gilt, quarto form, MAX
; 4 decided feature Of the list. The!
| include 'sThe Golden Treasury" b,
i Francis Turner Palgrave; "The BooI
: of Praise" by Lord Selborne; Gar
4 land from the Poets" by Coventr
z Patmore; The Ballad Book" b.
/ William Allingham, and ''Ue Lead
r eth Ne \ new edition of "Amci
lea, 50 successful last season, will b
; brought out, and 50, too. viii Mi-
2 Lathbury's eleglnt volume "Out @
n Darkness into Light" The entir
Il large edition of ''Snow Flakes" wa
: exhausted early last season, and
d new one is now in press ''Chil
e Lore" will renew It's popularity, an
It purchasers who wish for those tw
T tasteful religious presentation hoo5'
Is NINETY and Nine, and "JcSu
,, Lover of My Soul, will have an o.
e por:unity to CRAFTY their wants.
The young husband and wife visite
! the geological gardens, and as the
came to cage of snakes he said