The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-12-15

SONS, sc. With dainty selections from
the best poets, set opposite blank pages,
it provides register for these red letter
days; 4tO, 50.
"Their Club and Ours," story by JnO.
Preston True, was received with great
enthusiasm while running through the
pages of wide Awake" and will find
equal favor with wider public as pre-
sented III attractive book form; 12mO.,
Sl,25.
Daisy Green" Fond mothers love
to recall the quaint sayings and mis-
chlevOuS pranks of their little ones, but
few nave opportunity to keep such a
record of them as Mrs Susia A. Bisbee
presents n this volume. They will
smile as they recognize many of the odd
sayings and dOlngs of their own boys
and girls. Ii is u book that Will be re-
ceiyed with favor; l2mO, 80 cents.
Cambridge Sermons" is a selection
from the pulpit utterauces in the Shep-
ard church, Cambridge, of Rev. Alex.
Mckenzie ID. D., one of the most instruc-
tive and entertaining of American prea-
chers; l2mO, 81, 80.
''YOnge's Histories for Young Folks"
brief, graphic, authentic, and intensely
Interesting, are the very best histories
OF Rome, England Greece, France, and
Germany, specially adapted for the in
structiOn and entertainment of the
young ever published; l2mO, 81, so each.
Among new editions of late publica-
tiOns ia elegant bindings, we note the
following: "Our American Artists" in
two volumes, by s. &. w. BENJAMIN,
American Minister to Persia, which con
tam sketches of the most prominent ar
lists IN America, with views of their
studios, reproductions of their famous
pictures, Nc; Waits and their Authors"
by 4. A. Hopkins. A collection of
choice poems, which have won their way
TO fame, regardless of their authors:
''Phe Old Oaken Bucket" with drawings
by Miss l.. B. Humphrey; the series of
handsome birthday books. Shake
speare, "IennysOn." and The Auto
graph" The New England story Book"
with l'S 81 tales, by the most famous of
New Eng land writers, with excellent
illustrations; christmas Carols" bv
notable American p ats, with illustTa-
tion3 Oy The best American artists, i'm
new and elegant edition, furnishing one
or the choicest of gift books; "Ont of
Darkness into Light" with exquisite
poems aud drawings by Mary A. Lath-
bury, illustrative of the sOuls striving
after truth.
Among authors who are standard ia
YOTlteS with our boys and girls, Pansy
contributions to the new publications
OF LhlS house Ester Ried yet Speaking"
q story which Will be as welcome as her
-Four Girls at Chaurauqua,' "The Hall
in the Grove" etc, Margaret Sidney.
one Of the most popular writer's of the
day, and author of Five Little Peppers" y"
what the Seven Did" etc, furnishes
a book OF equal interest under the title
OF who Told it to me-" while Edward
A. Rand's new book. "AlI Aboard for the
Lakes and Mountains" will be received
with enthusiasm by all boys.
With remarkable unanimity the press
noU6e5 award the highest rank, among
juvenile periodicals, to the several mag
azines published by d. Lothrop 81 Go.
AppteCiating the difficulty of adapting
one magazine to all ages, they have pro-
Yiued Tor older youth their splendidly
illustrated Wide Awake" which well
deserves its title of king among iuye-
niles for those a little younger, the
remarkably useful and successful maga-
Ziue, The Pansy" which is all and
more than is suggested by its name in
the way of attractlVeness, aud which is
edited by Mrs. G. r. Alden Pansy); for
readers stili younger, that delight OF
the nursery, Our Little Men and WO-
men, and for the "bib-and-tucker-fOlk
the wide eyed yOungster, who DO more
seeing than thinking, the pictorial won
der hook, "Babyland."
The publishers, who promise to make
these magazines more attractive than
ever the coming year, will send speci-
men copies Of all to any of our readers
upon receipt Of twenty-five cents.
The following is a list OF some very
elegant books publ he'd by the we'll
known publishing house Of ID. LOthTOp
u Co, 30 ~ 30, Franklin st. Boston:
A HAPPY YEAR. A book for the pock-
ct, with readings for each week, and
blanks and texts for each day in the
year, by Mary Bruce Lyman. Price %
cents.
DECORATIVE PLAQUES. PICTURESQUE
designs 10y g. f. Barnes, each set to a
harmony OF words by Mary e. wilkins.
WIZ be equally welcome te lovers of il
lustraled poetry, and to decorators,
amateur and professional. Price 75
cents.
HALE YEAR AT BRONCKToN. By Mar
garet Sidney. A charming story of
school life, by one Of the most popular
of writer's. Price $l25.
OUTLINE PICTURES. Beautiful outline
drawings, illustrative of chIld-life, by
q. f. Barnes, with appropriate text.
Price 80 cents.
How THE RAIN SPRITES WERE FREED,
a qu Int story, worthy of Hans Chris
tau Andersen or Grimm, in which two
children are represented as searching
ior the iLOrehOuSe of the rain. COlOred
illustrations. Price $I00.
ESTER RIED YET SPEAKING. Pansy's
(Mrs. q. r. Aldeu's) latest book. Price
SloO; or, instead of the book last named
and with the others if preferred,
A HISTORY CT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
BY Arthur Gilman, NJ. A. A concise,
scholarly, authentic work, pronounced
by competent critics to be the best one
volume history Of the United States vet
published. Price $I.5O.
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