Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-10

MANY OF the cnOlCCot DOOho VI lhO oca
son published by d. Lothrop & c., Bos.
ton, for sale at the bookstores. The fol.
lowing deserve special mention:
Heroines Of Poets with superb illus
trations by Lungren.
Wonderful Christmases of Old, exquis-
itely illustrated, and elegantly bound
enclosed in an artistic box bearing a
unique design of the Shepherds guided
by the Star of Bethlehem.
The Stabat Mater and the Old Arm
Chair, illustrated and in hne bindings
are now ready. Illustrated editions OF
Ideal Poems. Wild Flowers and Where
They Grow, Our National Hymn, Out of
Darkness, Ode to Immortality, Romance
in choice Gift Books.
Two new Books Of Travel, the Golden
West, by Margaret Sidney, and FaHi
ly Flight through Mexico, by Edward
Everett Hale and Miss Susan Hale, are
Of course very popular.
All Amatuer Artists should read Art
for Young Foiks;dn elegant qnarto with
hundreds of illustrations, practical di>
rections and much general Information.
One of the most admirable books of its
kind is Helps by the Way. Reading il
prose and verse for every day in the year.
Up Hill and Down Dale is q very
beautiful new qusrto of The illustrated
Science Series. Overhead, Underfoot
Ewes Right are issued in new covers
uniform with this new volume.
A new edition of Child Lore with 64
new pages and exquisite new covers now
ready.
D. Lothrop & Co.'S Animals for Young
People scarcely need an introduction
they are brought out this year with
covers that are works of Art. being per-
feet reproductions of exquisite water
color paintings, preserving their original
paintings, preserving their original peb-
Oled appearance.
Wide Awake T is handsomer than its
predecessors, its frontispiece alone worth
the price of the volume.
Onr Little Men and Women for 1885 is
more bright and winsome than ever.
The Pansy for 1885 is sterehouse of
good things. including serials by Pansy
and Margaret Sidney.
Chautauqua Young Felix's Annual for
1885 is, at once, instructive. practical,
and fascinating.
Babyland always dainty and refined is
more beautiful this year than ever.
These Annusls contain the choicest
and most costly illustrations.
Choice New Books for Young Folks
Libraries are Wonder Stories Of Science.
Boy Life in the United States Navy, III
No-Man's Land, A Wonder Story for
Children, Eibridge ). Brooks, Boys He
roes, by E. E. Hale, Children Of West
minister Abbey, by Rose Kingsley, Dean
Stanley with the Children, by Mrs Fran
els A Humphrey, How They Went to
Europe, by Margaret Sidney, Great Com
posers, by Hczekiah Butterworth.
Among the Choice Books for Girls are
the Yensie Welton Books. Marie divers
and Julia A Eastman's Books, Margaret
Sidney's What the Seven Did and Pan.
sy's ChristIr's Christmas.
The boys are delighted with the Rocky
Fork Library, Plucky Boys Library,
DiscoI erers and Conquerors, Our Club
Library and the Peace Island Series.
Boys and girls as well as the older
folks never tire of Beautifully illustra
ted Histories of Miss Yonge. The sale
of these books is something marvellous
ObuCl OCIlCo 1Ol OOyS auu khlS 4uiOC
new yet so we'll known as to become
household words, are The Child Life Sc
ries, 25 vols, Fern Glen Series, 26 vols,
and The Young Folks, 30 vols
Four volumes of the New Series Wis
ter Evening Tales, now ready, are the
best books in every particular for Is CTS,
We have yet seen.
Books of unusual merit have been
added to the Y. |. F. Series. The To-
Day Library, The Reading Union Libra
ry, Lothrop's Historical LIBRARY, Spare
Minute Series, and the Pansy Books, all
of which should be specially noticed.
For fuller information send for D.
Lothrop s. Company's Catalogue. II
contains a list of thousand Choice
Books for Home and Town Libraries
and of the mosi desirable Holiday Books.
D. Lothfop & Co.. also publish five il
lustrated magazines for the family adapt
ed to different ages. All booksellers re
ceive subscriptions FIR them.