Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
rri...b for ensa Ilt.rature.


 Among publishers who have carried .u.o the-r work rious cJIvctloa5 as to their d1ty to the public ir the matter of supplying good literature. and who have rssoiuseIg resisted all temptations in the n1rs lBcsa i've direction of that which is imply sensational, an honorable place may be claimed f0- D. Lo.hrop 6 Co, Boston. who have accomplished iu the ! Uai-e6 St.tls work second to that oi no publishing house. in rne elevation of Che popular sentiment. and the creation of a demand for wholesome books.
 In general way tle public gre iamil- far with tGe aiuso' this house, o1d have come 60 regard its Imprint oQon book as @ Gu-ranice of excellence ID all essen daI gu.i,llz.
 Concerning some oi its recent publl- cations, Wa present tle following inter- | es9l- I-e-u--
 Pcess' Homes. 4 teauuiul holiday l book, edited by R. n. SrCdGArJ, Arthur ! GllLau. and others, wl-l illustrated ! skstchesCI LanEtclicW, f Ei-tIe-, Lowell, !, Eay.rl La-. .ur.3uI aH other leading ! American P.cls. l5 vo. cloth, gilt edges, l SLlJI
 I1 'Ibe Poe, and the ClIldreu,r for which John e. H uI,ttr contributes the opening poem, Matthew Henry Lotbrop has collected lIe choicest Vostry for young folks auy where to ue found. ILe volume has prliusIou oi choice illus t-ar-ous from drawings by SludIam- W. Parker BHlfish, Miss L. B. Humphrey,
 Iia5 No1tuam. Jess.e Curtis shepherd, and score af other artists equally de- zerv.ng D- mention. In -IHa Kingdom ol Homo" with Its ua4utifl- illustrations end elegant bIEd- ing, lir. Arthur Gilman, wI-G excellent illsLel., Els gathered fine best of the poems lllt relate to tts Kingdom which L1 L-5 ln mIuai and since the most tc.u.lts. o- all songs have been ire 1l-.d oy the love winch centres iu .lo home ,.rc.p. It ls Lct tuo much C. -lat this i- s collection Ot the best a- al so1--. lEZrra cloth, beyelet gill edge. si.t; -uIEay u'T1cco, antique -gilt, e3uJ
 rru-e of anything from tho pen oi George Macdonald Is superiuous, bu ai bis ue novel. Dauai Grant. published ! from che r- c-s-rlp- by D. Lo,brup x | Co. and Ir.g i,sIrG ia England, those | who have read us manuscript say ''it Is | work Cf genuine power. with claTa'ters pleasant 70 know, and an lndescrlbable moral quality penetrating the whole | lZmO. clJ1l
 ! Ora Family Flight Trough Spain, # k | sufficient Go sag that l. possesses all The ! rtf- charm Gf de-sr.r ion, tDe plquaut
 . .. .H.rN. ! ehar4ct -fz ,ha Flight Through France, 1 5.rm ur, Norway aud SWI'zsfllnd, and ] r.. Ifrlr Over Egypt and Syrla. Ky ! Edward Everett Hale, and Miss Susan
 -.ia. Like tls books last named, its ! ll--ra-aHs are happily chosen and well .Eeer. d. pIrt, gIlt, SZjlI
 .--l H rI-la- lg- appreciated tle : ...I ,. a rs't vuicH should serve gs
 mirror 1T - E New England time=, and .s t l- H -al-ntl.l LtJie ! volume, e-1it.sl O.I Lime=, D .y- and ! Ways. and t1 M-Er t.e book complete, E. Parker B 5I-I has contributed sixty . two c.-.ii. .. homestead araHI.Es. Cfrl- A. Cooke, iu Blossoms by the ! Way. HIa- .u.s a cod. ectIlU oI poetry for s1... foll-, which ui-h lts Ja,uty bind- ing. its ar.i.ls Clloreu designs hy Sw erav. aud is- Clu %. contents, l- sure 70 pleas. Ia boys and -ul rt ten and rr-r it7 seven hundred pages are 1-l-l.a.-l 1g many fine elrravI~Es,
 and -a- selection Ct the subjects has ! been most happy. titp decor led cover ! Under the rIe of "Idsal Poems" are pres .iel twelve poems, selections from flas. winch are ii- acknowledged mas | t.rqrC-ss la the English language. Gel enr ted artists have prepared for each Q ! beaIifuil iG..-paEs drawing, and She re-
 suit. rl1EIug t1e lI-ha#, excellence In .s .-r, ea aEr.v-u-, urlltIl- and binding, iu-tia- t.e publishers lu regarding #
 a- one Ci tra most -Uvern illustrated 1 gift hoo ut t.a season.
 y. i. Brown E 'Ll.- ci Oliver Wendell a..u Isau authentic and charming Biography. pub. shed with ihe sanction D-. Holmes. who hes aided rhe author
 vi.l valuable data .l2 lo, illustrated,
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 '.Tno To.Ii.t1 Nc" is Margaret Sid Ley's newest holiday book, aud is very l charming.
 L. \. Elu5 gives us a new illustrated
 .o15. "LI' tbnlr for tls Lakes and ! Mountains, and Pansy's lates is s"Esther Ei5l y Speaking" Bright, fresh and at.ra tive, aii that Tausy signifies, and uucn besides. may be sand 'f '-Ite l Pau-y" lho-ld v0lume for 1885, with lf- u.a--HL. covers, lis many pleasing illus -at' '.na, and i.s uUrs and sparkling
 stories f.- children ai Cl. ages. The ed- flor Ur.....s.. l.s fro a-; Cf blending en- ..r.sirr .Gt ..1t'i wholesome instruction, and .la..y-- h.ar- this suggestive name l aas come t1 i.r a synonym for ail that Is ! -H +. a 5Iv"Hf.a i.ara are.
 Int the verbs. babes can be made ru ! take au interest Iu literature has been clearly proved by the confirmed success r- tda .ysI and l.. ;-.tiuI l.fie maea-
 zine published for ta.I- sole heueti. by D. llt-rUu |. C.. "i. lElr-l,' among thn tiny ones of tle nursery circle. is becoming ss --e.. 'lvo-l,s az "NIda Awake" and "LIfriC Men ar. Women. 70 among t.a larger boys and girls. The ! "BaayisL1 Au1Ugl, consisting Ot tue mHutrlr number, handsomely bound,
 will gladden. the heart oi every little one ! into whose hands 1t may fall.
 Nr. ". sloan keEueiys "Life. | Genius, nul Writings, of John c. Whit
 Her." uniform with the authors popular ! "L.'s o- Ll'a-f...au. Is au appreciative 4n scll' -iv cea riau,i1u Co hioEraphi-
 
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 The rlF.sl .ho1glt ot Rev. J. M 1laurirr. D. D tl- Iate beloved pastor
 U ..a Church a Boston, i- ! u-- .. lltus ..s. work nf HIs Ead= .N.-. .f 1i.l .r-1- God" and admirable
 t- --a upon fha foundation and sr-rc-urg D- tle ll-. .igl faith. 02mo ! Sf25J
 1 I.. u131 .- reception o7 Ievett's
 .-lr-Ia-.au or "IuGesIl-s, witnesses .le eas--.-.-i interest ot B wi1e circle of
 .l.aic.- -e si-r= Il tae choicest clas-
 . rri-u-=, and is evidence th4t
 ..rt= O. .-aH-i.-ors and publishers to
 c-5san0 thasa writings Il new and at
 .-aet ve forms are mot uuaIpreciated
 "n.Ha-a-ve Pgl-es, i1 which tine s.t ts - harmony H. words lr Mlrg '. l Wi.s.a-. ie l ho.E which appeals tp all ! l.v.--H5 .i.H---r- -ri poems, and which will be welcomed by amateu-7 aud ! professional decorations. lClrou r1ra-. 71 cs-t-: lHrlue binding j0 ceufzl
 Among holiday gift-books, D. LothIop ] E .e'- -r. alru 's have come Go | re regarded a- -ta1dn-d ilvo-;tes. or l uar-s t.l;'i.r o cLiIare-. and which ! lera- .rs-l 70 fai pleasantly ou their ! ss-s HWile A-o' i- certainly oue. ! To -rIiv rFr-ri-t- Tho -I-psssilr ez- | eaii .ce uf -I'= u0 -ez.re, ft must be l compared vi. D -hs hrsi Eplthlsa of its ! class. st hnus and abroad it will bp | rau-j t1 le uaequlIied. The "WiGs | Awake irua..," Il its dainty dress, is ! f...s-.r# .i --r.rt holiday book. ! It-a4t enough ttl' tle older chIt ! d-sr z11l.I have "Uil- Awake and ! tue yoH.- "B4tglaud.' lui tIe "bs- | twaaa-" aus- h. provided for, and thls | is what hat charming mentally. "Our