The times., 1888-11-16

lHBc, bhc DOy-hiug. hJdlmar dJOrll
Boyesen's new dramatic ballad will appear
in the Christmas number, illustrated by
Howard Pyle. Right thing for readings
and rccitations.
"a great serial by j. T. Trowbridge.)
The adventures of David Yane aud
David Crane. A splendid story, swarminp
with real young Yankee folk. Opens in .
beautiful old sugar bush" where the two
remarkable Davids meet in a remarkable
way, and crisp little Huldah takes them
both in hand. A first-rate serial to read
aloud in the family. s,6
(The best of serial home stories by Mar.
garet Sidney)
Five Little Peppers Midway. The
famous Pepper family again. All about
what Polly did when she was fifteen, and
what Ben did. together with the happen
| ings to Joel, David and Phronsic, old Mr..
King, Jasper andf the Whitneys and many
| new friends. go -
"a brilliant series by Jessie Benton
Fremoht) Nitt-@
Early Days in the Wild West. Travel
ing stories, mining stories. climbing and
coaching and horseback and mule-irain
stories, stories of riots and deadly perils-
of all Of which Mrs. Fremont herself was
part. .-l..-
"a serial story for the times by Susan
Co0ldge)
A Little Knight of Labor The history
OF girl who set forth to seek her for
tune" And she found it, and so can more
girls in the same and similar ways
A Thousand Jack-knives. By Prof.
Otis L. Mason, OF the Smithsonian Insii
tuition. A museum of illustrations OF
curious knives.
Dolls of Noted Women. BY Miss Ris
ley Seward. A symposium Of famous
women, with their views on the utility of
dolls.
The Celestial Bear. Captured through
instantaneous photography by Baldwin
Coolidge
Miss Rlsley Stewards True Stories.
The Naughtiest Boy ever Met. III. My
Grandfather with Commodore Perry. III
Tom, the Star Boy.
A Famous Baltimore Dining Room. BY
Mrs. Burton Harrison. With eighteen
portrait plaques, of the young society
women of Washington's time.
Children of the White House.)
The Important National Series about
The children of the Presidential families.
including the family histories and con
temporary Americao history. will be con.
linytd Superbly illustrated II.
SSbil Fairs Fairness BY Charles
Remington Talbot. A serial story OF
washtnbs and steamboats,, four gay young
people, and marine crisis.
An amusing pictorial novelty.)
The Court Calendar. BY III. Brldg
man. Extracts ctstouchlng Two Little Royal
HighnLsses,
Daisy's Letters to Patty. BY Mrs. VIM.
B. Claf1in. Short letters ON social matters.
Fresh Worth. While Literary Articles. 4.
The Boy John Burroughs A crisp piece
of autobiography with u porirai, OF Mr..
Burroughs at twenty. II. III. H." Per
sonal "reminiscences of Mrs. Helen Hunt
jackson and of her little boy. by her init
mate friend, Susan Coolidge. Full of
anecdotes. Portrait of III. H." from the
charcoal by Miss BartoI III. Pet Mar
iorie. Written bv Mrs. Frances A. Hum.
phrey in the home of Sir Walter Scott's
famous little PIT. With portrait of Pet
Marjorie from water-color by her sister.
Sports, Games and Pleasures. I. Fish
ing in the Tweed and Yarrow ByAndrew
Lang. III. Christmas and Easter Wild.
Flower Books. III. A Cascaroni Dance:
An Easter amusement. ". The Art If
Swimming. V. Catching fish with bot.
tie.
Cookery in tho Public Schools. BY Mrs.
Sallie JOY White Twelve papers. Intro
duces Mrs. Hemenwav's successful exper;
ment in Boston, to the parents aud pub
lie school children everywhere else 4i
The Stories Of The Famous Precious
Stones, BY Mrs. Goddard Orpen. Twelve
romantic true tales: "Thc Great Mrgul,"
"The Regent" "The French Blue, '.The
Black Princes RUBY" etc
Good Siorics.' Good Articles, Good
Poems. Yum Yum, by John Strange
Winter; How many Indians in the Unite,i
States? by Major General o. o. Howard;
The Toodlethwaite Prize. by Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps. Stories by Sidney Luska
and Noah Brooks; articles by Rose a.
Kingsley. Mrs. AlphOnsc Bernhard (niece
of General Grant,, and Elbrijge 8. 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, Har
riet Prescott Spofford, Hjalmar Hiorth
Boyesen, Clinton Scollard, NJ. K. b., Mrs.
Whiton-Stone, Marian Douglas. etc.
Tangles, Contributors and the Children.
Post Office, Prize Quesiions, all will be
COutlHuCu. t't." ~ N .'aNt
Good agents wanted everywhere. The
magazine, at So 40 is within the means
of every family In the land. They ought
to have it. We want bright young men
and woman in every ncighborhOod to
show il and take subscriptions. We pay
we'll for this work.
THE BOOK
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew.
by Margaret Sidney. will be presented to
every one sending u subscription for Wide
Awake, 1889, together with q subscription
for Babyiand, 1889, provided three dollars
is RENTED ut one+time, direct TO the pub
fishers, ID. Lothrop Company, Bo ton, to
pay for the two subscriptions and postage
and packing Of book.
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