Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-11-26
1885.
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Serial Stories:
DOWN THE RAVINE. By Charles Eohar,
Craddock. 9'
NO story In young folks literature for.tha
last ten re, years has approached this in combined
Illustrations by E. II. Garrett. '''ens'n'
ho SET r1 Up SHOP By A MsI,ns1D T.
jolly business story. and a first rate detec.
tive story, too.
INLEISLER'S TIMES. By Elbridges 8. Brooks.
A stirring tale, Historically true of the days
when New York City was peopled with Kpick-
booker Dutch, Indians. wolves and bears. "a
Illustrations by VIM. I. Smedley
THE BUBBLING TEAPOT. By Lizzie w.
Champney. The second OF the WIDE
AWAKE Wonder stories.
Illustrated Articles,
adventure, congenlal art and science and nov-
ell industries:
A NEW DEPARTURE FOR1 By Margaret
GIRLS. Several Articles.) Sidney.
For those girls who don't do Kensipgtou
VOTE. never tiled pottery-painting, and haven't
who must support themselves
HOW HE'BOOJUMS VENT Rv Ten of the
AFTER BUFFALoEs. By Lieut.. f 81 = Wood.
AT PUSoY-CAT PALACE BY Amanda n
harris. The history OF the XIXth
century happy-thought
A DAHAfBEEAH WRECK. By Julian B. Ar
4 YOUNG NUMIsMATIsT. By NIB Ballard
The aEx sGAR I, CLUs: By F. Cheesebro'.
LAZY BARBERRY'S AMBITION. By F. II.
A wINPMfLL PILGRIMAGE. By Amanda
AMo ( H THE eYpslEs. By NH. ,a,n.r-
wood,
a Group of -Four True Westerm Stories.
WAGoN-TIRE CAMP. BY Kate Foote.
me story OF hevery first discovery of gold in
THE E M6GN TAS OF THE} By Helen Sweet.
A story Of the Precious Stone Excitement in
OUR VENTURE. By Jane Andrews.
financial story of the early days in san Fran
HOW W. W I = =, FoUNDl By Flora Haynes
A story Of the san Francisco hospitals.
A Group Of Four True Early Ne,o Eng
land Stsries,
By MARY E. WILKINS, from original records
and documents:
w I; The s,, Bound Girl. II, Deacon Thomas
Males' VIII. III. An Adopted Daughter w
The Horse-house Deed.
a Group Of -Four True Plantation Stories.
By MRS. JESSIE BENTON FREMONT fher own
girlhood):
IT. l. Crazy sally. II. Uncle Primus and Dog
liam-Rufus.
WHEN WAS A BOY IN CHINA.
A dozen articles by yam PHoU LEE son Of
THE POPSY STORIES.
Stories by 81. H." about determined little
Western girl.
WONDERFUL CHRIsTMAsEs OF OLD.
By HEzEKIAH BUTTERwoRTH. Ten drawings
by LuDgren.
CHILD-LIFE IN VENICE.
Two articles, with twenty drawings by Jo-
seph Pennell.
The Christmas FrOntispfeee i'm CoIors.
which l.. PhANG q Co. are reproducing in
some twenty coiors, from the water color by
F H. Lungren, will surpass anything ever be-
fore attempted in magazine making.
Strong, Practical and Educational Serial Arti-
ctes in t0etpe chapters each, in the c. Y. F, R. U.
The Children of Westminster Abbey. Rose q.
Souvenirs of My Time. Jessie Ben
ton Fremont; The Temperance Teachings of
Science, Prof A. b. Palmer; Boys Heroes Ed
ward Everett Hale; Ways to Do Things Vari-
2us Authors; entertainments in Chemistry,
Harry W: Tyler; The Making of Pictures, Sa-
'ah w. Whitman ; Search Questions in Amer
can Literature, Oscar Fay Adams.
HEROINES OF THE ENGLISH POETS.
Twelve selections from famous poems, each
lccompanisd by superb full page illustra-
lou. +. IL. LuDgren is now at work upon this
series of Drawings:
Chaucers GRIsILDE; Spencer's UNA; Her.
'lck's CoRINNA; Shakespeare's CoRDELIA;
SCOTS ELLEN; Wordsworths LUCY; Cole
ridges GENEvIEvE; Keats MADELINE; Burns
HIGHLAND MARY; Tennyson's EsID; Mrs.
BrowniDg's AURORA; Robert Brownings BA-
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