News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-13
1885
w I'D e A w A X e
the Magazine Of True Stories.

foremost in pleasure giving. Foremost in
practical helping.
SERIAL ST TORIES.
Down the Ravine," by Chas. Egbert Grad
uock. No story in young folks literature for the
Iast ten years has approached this in combined
originality, humor and picturesque strength IL
iustrated by e. II. Garrett. CHOW the Middles
pet Up Shop" by Adelne D. T. Whitney. A jol
~ business story, and first rate detective story
100. "1n Lelslers Times" by Elbridge s.
brooks, stirring tale, historically true, of the
Gays Gay when New York City was peopled with
"A illustrations by Lizzey W. Champney
RIGS.
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES,
adventure, congeniaI art and science and novel
industries: "a New Departure for Girls" sew
efal articles. by Margaret Sidney. For those
girls who don't do Kensingten work, never tried
pottery painting, and haven't any idea of the
last new craze in art work, yet who must sup
port themselves. "How the Boojums went down
tne Crater" by ten of the Boojums. CATER But
faloes," by Lieut.. Wood. cat Pussy cat Palace, -
ny Amanda b. Harris. The history of a nine
t @s5L century happy thought. "a Dahabeeah
iSmatist," by NJ. B. Rallard. 1.-The Scaraqau
GSi ti6 by GhegePrG Lazy Barberry'S Am Am
grimage," by Amanda Harris. "Among the
Gypsies," by NJ. II. Catherwood.
group of four true western stories: "Wag-
on Tire Camp" by Kate Foote. The story of the
very first discovery of gold III the west. "The
hlch Man of the Mountains" by Helen Sweet. A
story of the precious stone excitement in the
Rockies. "Our Venture" by Jane Andrews. A
financial story of the early days in San Francisco.
"IIow Walter Found his Father" by Flora H q.
Apponyi' A story of the San Francisco hospI
tails.
A group of four true carly New England sto-
rles, by Mary E. wilkins, from original records
and documents: LIST, The Bound Girl. 3D. Dea-
con Thomas Wales Will. Sd, An Adopted Daugh-
ter. 4th, The Horse-house Deed.
A grsup of four true plantation stories, by
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont cher own girlhood)
Crazy Sally-Uncle Primus and Dog Turban-
The Big English Bull-Willlam- Rufus.
"When was Boy in China" dozen arti-
cles by Yam PhOu Lee, son OF o Madrian. "The
Popsy Stories," by "H. H." about determined
little western girl "WondeTful Christmases of
Old,' by Hezekiah ButtCrworth. Ten drawings
by Lungren. "Chld-Life iii Venice" Two ar
ticles, with twenty drawings by Joseph Pennell.
The Christmas trontspiece which L. Prang &
Co. are reproducing in some twenty colors, from
the water color by +. FL. Lungren, will s1rpass
anything ever before attempted in magazine
making.
Strong. practical, and educational serial arti-
Giles, of twelve chapters each, IN the G. Y. F. r.
U. Department: The Children of Westminster
Abbey, Rose e. Kingsley; Souvenirs of My
Time, Jessie Fremont; The Temperance Teach
ings of Science, Prof A. b. Palmer; Boys He
roes, Edward Everett Hale; Ways to do Things,
various authors; Entertainments in Chemistry,
Harry w. Tyler; The Making of Pictures, Sarah
w. Whitman Search Questions in American
Literature, Oscar Fay Adams.
Heroes of the English Poets," twelve selec
tions from famous poems, each accompanied by
a superb tul-page illustration. F. III. Lungren
is now at work on this remarkable series of
drawings: Chaucers Grisilde, Spencer's Una,
Herrlck's Corinna, Shakespeare's COrdelia,
SCOTS Ellen, WOrdsworth's Lucy, COlcridge's
Keats Madeline, Burns Highland
Mary, Tennyson's Euid, Mrs. Browning's Auro-
IA Leigh, Robert Brownings Exhaustion,
WIDE AWAKE Is only So year.
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