Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Special to Magazine Readers
Partial PrOpectus for 1885,
(Wide Awake is onlv s3 bO a wear.

(Wlde Awake is only S3 90 year. z p,
Es-A Regular Broadside of Serial Stories
|. Buttered Crus;s, by Mrs A D L Whitney,
author of Faith Gartney's Girlhood,' we
Girls, Sights and lnsights;' short serial.
| Illustrated.
Ii. The Silver City-By Fred A OLer; a
realistic romance OF New England boys ex-
citing search for the famous lest city in
Yucatan. Illustrated.
Ill. A Double 4Iasquerade-B Charles R
Talbot; novelette,. of the historic times of
Washington, Lord Howe and old Boston. Ilrd.
". Old Caravan Days-By Mrs Hartwell-
Catherwood; a story of the frontier states.
| Illustrated.
v More Than They Bargained FORA
comedy, by the author of the popular and
laughable comedy in the vacation numbers of
80. Illustrated.
vi Through Spain on Donkey back-A
decided novelty, in that ii will have no text,
but consists of three to five pages of drawings
each month of romantic old Spain and modern
Spanish folk life.
Odd Studies OF Green Things Grow
ing "A Winter Garden; by Amanda b Har>
ris; winter buds and their interesting change
to leaves and blossoms on twigs kept in jars
of water in a sunny window. Illustrated
When | Was a Boy-Old School-days;
by Margaret Lake; amusing "reminiscences of
a past generation of school children, school
teachers, school games. Illustrated.
ESrOf Wild Places and Wild Creatures-I
True Stories-By David Kerr, the famous
traveller lH fat az .,-s .-a. -a-
IL. Day and Nights in the Tropics-By DR.
OSWALD. -
iii. Wild Horses, and Bears-By Ernest
Ingersolls< Illustrated.
ts-Indian Yesterdays and To>days-I. In
dian Folklore Tales-By Bright Eyes; as told
her by her father, mother and grandmother.
Ii. Indian Trails and Camp tires-By Alice
q Fletcher. ii.
IIIs Stories and Legends of the Aztecs-By
Mrs Susan Dunning Power (Shirley Dare).
EE- A New EvceumS fdeaAfhe John Spen-
Ger Lectures; by Mrs M Diaz, author of tho
Cats Arabian Nights Fl
zeB-For the Boys, Especially. Health
and Strength Paper; by Prof Sargent of the
Harvard College Gymnasium.
! II. Wood Craft; by Capt Barker, the Range
ley Lakes guide and Maine woods trapper.
ES-For the Girls, Especially. Cookery
for Beginners; by Marion Harland; monthly
lessons for practice, and personal letters tc the
young cooks. + 9 Till = 81
H. Anna Maria's Housekeeping; by the
Next Neighbor; spicy, sensible talks for the
mistresses of the homes of the future.
8 ESPtGlfii1 lOI GlC w lOl1 Cduliy-l.
TO day;sby Edward Everett Hale. the 'politi-
cal editor vivid, vigorous topics of-the-time
papers.
: IL Short Stories from the Dictionary; by
Arthur Gilman, NJ A; curiosities and romance
of word~making.
EE'All the World s. a. Stage'-I. Ponto
mines, Novelties, etc; by G Bartlett
ii. Little Plays for Little Actors; by Minna
Lowell, daughter of the well known Eng
lish play -writer.
Eg-F For Art Amateures- Plac i
ques: by George F Barnes.
egsfse Chautauqus Reading Union Course
-Ballads of American History, by Mrs Mar
garet j Preston. Remarkable Trials. by
Benjamin Vaughan Abtott. Through Tel>
escope, by Samuel Wells. Pleasant Authors
for Young Folks, by Amanda B Harris. AM
ma Maria's housekeeping, by the Next Neigh>
Dor. A Boys Workshop, by Boy Carpen>
ter. Health and Strength Paper for Boys, by
Prof Sargent, of The Harvard College Gyms
nasium. What to Do About It, by the Wise
Blackbird.
-G4- brilliant Single Number Articles-Best
work of The best authors here and broad.
CT Fulls lsProspectus-ia-Noy. Wake Awake.
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