Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-08
Wide Awake. 1889.

INGE, TIE BOY KIEs. Hjalmar Hj0rth Boyesen's
new dramatic ballad viii apprar Ia the Christmas
number, Illustrated by Howard Pyle. Right thing
for readings and recitations.
A GREAT SERIAL BY =. T. ToWBRIDGE.
The ADVENTURES OF DAVID VASE AND DAVID
CRANE. A splendid story, swArming with real
young Yankee folk. Opens In . beautiful old
i.sugsr bush" where the two remarkable Dsvids
met in . remarkable way, and eriEp little Hulds
takes them both in hand. FIRST rate serial TO read
aloud in the family.
THE BEST OF SERIAL HOME STORIES BY
MARGARET SIDNEY.
FIVE LITTLE PEPPKRs MIDWAY. The famous
Pepper family Again. All about what Polly did
when she was fifteen, and what Ben did together
with the happenings 10 Joel, David and Phronsie,
old Mr.. King, Jasper and the Whitneys, and many
new friends.
A BRILLIANT SERIES BY jessie BENTON
FREMONT.
EARLY DAYS IN THE WILD WEST Travelling
stories, mining stories, climbing and coaching and
horseback and mule train stories, stories of riots
and deadly perils-of all Of which Mrs. Fremont
herself was part.
AsERIAL STORY FOR THE TIMES BY SUSAN
COOLIDGE.
LITTLE KNIGHT OF LABOR. The history Of a
girl who set forth to "seek her fortune" And she
found it, and SO can more girls in the same and
A THOUSAND JAcK-KNIvKs. By Prof Otis T.
Mason, ofthe Smithsonian Institution. museum
of Illustrations Of curious knives.
DOLLS OF NOTED WOMEN. By Miss Risley Sew
ard symposium of famous women, with their
views on the utility of dolls.
The CELESTIAL BEAR. Captured through in
stantaneous photography by Baldwin Coolidge.
MISS RrsLEY sFwARD's TRUE STORIES. 1. The
Naughtiest Boy Ever Met. II. My Grandfather
with Commodore Perry III. Tom, the Star Boy
IA FAMOUS BALTIMORE DINING ROoM. By Mrs.
Burton Harrison. With eighteen portrait plaques
of the young society women of WashingtOns time.
CHILDREN OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
The IMPORTANT NATIONAL SERIES about the chill
dren Of the Presidential families, including the
family histories and contemporary American his.
tory, will be continued. superbly illustrated:
m5YBm FAIRS FAIRSEss. BY Charles Remington
Talbot serial story of washtubs and steamboats,
four gay young people, and marine crisis.
AN AMUSING PICTORIAL NOVELTY.
The COURT CALENDAR. By l.. j. Bridgman.
Extracts touching Two Little Royal Highnesses.
DAIsH's LETTERS TO PATTY. BY Mrs. William B.
Clafin. Short letters on social matters.
FRESH WORTHWHILE LITERARY ARTICLES. 1.
The Boy John Burroughs. A crisp piece of auto
biography; with !, a portrait Of Mr.. Burroughs at
twenty. II. "H. H." Personal "reminiscences of
Mrs. Helen q unit Jackson and of her little boy, by
her intimate friend Susan Coolidge. Full of anec-
dotes. Portrait Of III. II - from the charcoal by
Miss Bartol. III. Het Marjorie. Writtcn by Mrs
Frances A. Humphrey in the home of Sir Walter
Scott's famous little pet. With portrait of Pet
Marjorie from water color by her sister.
SPORTS, GAMES AND PLEASURES 1. Fishing in
the Tweed and Yarrow. By Andrew Lang H.
Christmas and Easter Wild Flower Books. III. A
Cascar0ni Dance An Easter amusement. ".
The Art of Swimming. v Catching Fish With o
Bottle.
COOKERY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BY Mrs
Sallie Joy White Twelvepapers. Introduces Mrs.
Hemenway's successful experiment in Boston, to
the parents and public school children everywhere
else.
mTHE STORIES OF THE FAMOUS PRECIOUS STONES
By Mrs. Goddard 0rpen. Twelve romantic true
tales; 'The Great Mcgul," "The Regent" "The
French Blue" "The Black Princes Euby," etc.
Coon STORIES, Coon ARTICLES, Coon POEMS.
Indians in the United States? by Major General o.
Howard; The Toodlethwaite P rize, by Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps. Stories by Sidney Luska and
Noah Brooks; articles by Rose g. Kingsley, Mrs.
Alphonse Bernhard (niece of Gen. Grant, and Ell
bridge s. Brooks; Who Ate the Queens Luncheon
by Susan Coolidge; The Silver hen, by Mary E.
Wilkins; Bin. by Grace DEMO Litchfeld; Ballads
and Poems by Jean Ingelow, Harriet Prescott
Spoford, Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Clinton Scol-
lard, NJ L. B., Mrs. Wilton Stone, Marian Douglas,
etc.
Tanges Contributors and the Children, Post
Office, Prize Questions, all will be continued.
Good agents wanted everywhere. The magazine
at S240 is viii hin the means of every family in the
land. They ought to have 1t. We want bright young
men and women in every neiRhborhood to show it
and take subscriptions We pay well for this work.
THE BOOK
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, by Mar
garet Sidney. will be presented to every one send
ing q subscription for Wide Awake, 1889, together
with q subscription for Babyland, 1889, provided
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