Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-16
D. LOTHROP & cos
New Publications.

The list or publications which n. Iothrop 4 Co
has prepared for the fall and holiday season n,
IL longer and moro attractive than ever before.
and will appeal strongly 10 that class OF BUYERS
who demand good insides n We'll as beautiful
ontsides IN the books which are 20 lie upon their
tables or MI their shelves. No publ ahers In the
country pay stric.er attention 10 The eSaras.
ter OF the works they issue than the Nessr,
Lothrop. and the result j. that in their entire cat
Alogne OF one thousand different titles, there IL
not stupid book, An undressing book. or n
book which does not serve some useful purpose.
The la-ent or teacher can select from ID in per
feet confidence, and We commend the cats logue 20
the attention OF ell who are buying for home or
school libraries.
BESIDES the entirely new hooks, new editions
have been made Of some OF the more important OF
those Ia last years lis, Those who purchase for
general reading will Ind rich field from which
10 choose. In standard stories there l. nothing
better than the books OF Ella FArman. Pansy and
Julia A. Eastman-all bright. full of life, and eE.
teriAning. Then there are the almost countless
series" snd 'Libraries" or the latter the mos,
IL the new Fireside library consisting OF 100 70
umes carefully selected from the entire list and In.
tended TO form perfect home library. The selec-
ons are graduated 10 suit the tastes and needs OF
the entire family, from the oldest readers down To
The little tot who lie just beginning 20 pick out her
letters. The price OF the library puts IL within the
reach OF mos. people and even when one does not
feel Ike bearing the whole expense. half dozen
families can easily club together for the purchase.
OF the lesser libraries there are the Pussy WiIlotc.
the Spare Minute. the George Mac Donald, and a
mutt ude Of Others whose names can be learned
from the catalogue.
one OF the most charming holiday volumes 81
year win be Ms. Amanda u. Harris's Hoo We
Won't Btrds Nrsiiag, elegantly priuied on heavy
paper with wide margins, and Illustrated by
tWtlve superb full page draw - by q. T. Barnes.
The binding will be in harmony with the con'en to
and altogether IL promises q be the book OF the
season. Another beautiful volume will be the az
cond 10 the american Arslsfs Series. brought ont
IN same stye the hrst. IL will contain forty H.
lastraion sim another ia the Nes0 Eetoland Story
Book, made up OF n presentAtiye stories by popu,
lar New England authors, richly illustrated and
bound.
Clara Doty Bates, an indefsiigable worker Tor
the children, presents chsrmingly written story
Hearts Content Mrs. A VI. DiaZ little book
crammed with short stories and illustrations,
callc Christmas Morning, and there is q new Art
IN The Nursery, with thirty more pictures than In
the first edition. George =. Barnes has a series OF
Nursery 7Iles consisting OF ~ original drawing,
bound in obiopg quar;o form, with directions for
colOring and there IL new volume OF BabYLdad in
Or ght and attractive covers.
More attention, perhaps. 10 paid 10 the very lit.
lie children than 10 their elders in the way OF pro-
yihipg for hem fascinating stories and ilustrat-
ell literature. Some Of the issues OF the Messrs
Lothrop arc perfect maryels of beauty liz out.
ward appearance while some Of our most pop
ular authors contribute theT best work for the
delight OF the little men and women Of the
family.
A new eii,ion OF Pdnsy's Picture BOOB is
brought out in boards and new volume IL added
10 the U'ide dHaks Pleasure Book series a col.
also a new issue of that delightful volume. Poems
for Cur DdrlfRls, AMI the ChHdreaS Funny Bool
tskes y fre.h II. sc Of lite In revised form Large
PTin GT LifiiS Raiders II ustwhat the three-year
Odds will Fht :. and the same little ones val
nud in On he Tree Top and Stories for Language
Lessons INT u pleasure
For those lille older ave Doa Qairote .ir, The
Hog6eTTy Busnok-one OF the most 't,lightful sto
ries published f'r long tire: The ChIdreR's IsLt
"A new story bV the porular English writer ,EIiz,
Mete, a The Sisters Gf ieRooe, r. ma, kably pow
Familp Tres and other works om hvorite pens
richly and beautifully ILLUSTRATED:
Fannie Rover Feudge's India. the initial volume
in Lothrop's Library Of Entertaining History
claims attention and, so, too in n arked degree
does True Nominees, the fourth volume In The
Spare Minute SERIES. IL ~ made mp from gems o.
thought selected from the works 81 Thoma;
co Liains an introduction from the pen OF james
Russ II Lowell. and an AUTOGRAPHED sketcf
by Ar. Hughes.
O the books which bows and girls neyer .ire o.
| ,ea.lipg are JoAnnys Discoveries, by Adam stvia
and Foiir FEET, Wings and Pins. by Mrs. Anderson
Maskell. Each OF these MAJ be had In three vol
upes or one. Overhead Is another volume OF the
same 1 nd and is commended by Prof Waldo o!
Harvard College ss one ofthe best books published
for ,eachipg young pupils lessons in astronomy.
The gin. books issued by this house are peren
nisily popular, ard in steady demand. The well
| known Golden Treasury series In FIX volumes
red line and fun gilt, quarto form, form decided
feature OF the Iist They include tne Golden Iredsa
~ by Francis Turner palgrave The Book Of Praise
| b. Lord seiborue; Garland from the Poets, BY
/ Coventry Patmore: The Ballad Book. BY vii.
| liam Allingham, and lie Leadefh Ne. A new edi
ton OF America, so successful last season. VIII b'
brought out snd 81. too, will Miss Lathoury's ele
CANT volume Out Of Darkness into Light. The en-
/ tire large edition of SnoW Flakes Was exhausted
1 esrly last season, anu new one Is now In press
child Lore will renew it, popularity and purchas
efs who wish tor those two tasteful Ieligio Pre-
sentstion books, NiRty and Nine and Jesus Love
of Ny Sosi, will have an opportun ify 70 CRAFTY
! thair wants. ~