Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-01

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of leading features for leS2:
FROM THE HUDSON TO THE
NEVA.
The material. for a hundred tales Of aGveu-
ture are crow ded into this one Grand Serial
Story OF Travel, by David ker. The author
has recently visited the countries where the
action of this romantic story lies: Algiers.
Greece, Turkey, Albania, Montenegro, Russia
thence into Borneo among the fierce and
sorcery loving Malays; hence all descriptions
Of places, people, manners and customs are ac-
curate. The Editors do not hesitate to say that
as brilliant story of adventure IL is without
one able rival In current Juvenile literature
This story will be fully illustrated.
THEIR CLUB AND OURS is q serisl story BY
Boy only fourteen years old. rhe run and
adventures Of the out-0f-school life OF q mixed
school OF boys and girl. are depicted with The
gay touch Of a boy who knows he has Il capital
story to tell and enjoys telling it. The story
will have thirty-six illustrations
A LONG HIsPANO-ROMaN STORY OF the Sec
ond Century. by Rev. Edward Everett Hale.
will be n leading attraction Of the Christmas
Jan. number, and will at once take It's place
in the long line Of Mr.. Hale's famous stories:
Other brilliant writers of Short Stories will
contribute to the magazine during the year:
Mrs. A. d. T. Whitney, Mrs. Helen Hunt
jackson (.'H. II y. Mrs A NJ. Diaz, sophie
May, Mrs Kate Gannett Wells. Sarah Orne
Jewett, Mrs. Llzzie W Champney. Nora Per
ry. NJ. +. VS.. (Mrs Sherwoodl, Author eI
Honor Bright" &c.
Rich material from. the Folk-Lore Of oil nd-
ti0ns hss been given our best balladsts aad ar
fists for series Of illustrated Folklore Bal
lads.
In the way OF informing Little Citissnl
about their future rights and responsibilities
WIDE AWAKE boldly takes the lead and doel
what no other magazine for young folks ha,
ever done for Its readers. Mr.. Benjamin
Vaughan Abbott, in The Travelling Law
school, will deal vith American institutions
and laws; while Rev. e. Z. Hale, in his To DA 7
Papers, will discuss In his vivid, dramatic way,
what is timely and important In the rorld',
affairs IRON month To eionsf. r
Some highly interesting papers. under tbs
quaint titles OF Old Time Cookery and suit
OF Homespun, descriptive OF early days and
ways, have been written and illusli sted t one
Of the oldest New England hOme>teads.
Short 81 JIies from the Dictionary, by Ar
thur Gilman. II. A., will tell the history OF
certain words in a way 10 suggest Vow to Use
the Dictionary.
Miss Harris has prepared st charming
set Of Wild Flower Papers. to be fully ilus-
trated from nature by Miss l. b. Humphrey.
Among the more amusing features will be
\ Parior C0medietIa rgunipg thI ough three
numbers; GSnes, both for indoors and out,
accompanied by diagrams anJ spii ited Illus
trations; and fresh and humorous Studies OF
country Lie, pic.ures "ltnout spAt;
IN Tue OGtooer VIDE AwAhs WIS oeeun :
course , on heaulhgS. uesighed ior our young
Iolhs "n1 "ouiu lAe W feau IN = .horough
manner r, soou. in.sres'ne anu PractlcaI SUD
JecIs. lae hiagu<ine has Veen rerIhsnenty
enlarged 70 Aosit shis New Educational
feature.
Inc hesulng Sourse LOT icsz ihsiudss tne
'OiV"e ~ Se.' li- rape ~.
Gilman N. A.
WAYS TO Do TuIsGs. by Rev. C. r. Talbot.
.shirley Dare &c
OID OCEAN Inv Ernest Ingersoll
TRAyFIING Law SCHOOL. by BENJAMIN
Vanohan Abbott.
LITTLF BIOGRAPHIES. Music. by Hezeki.
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