Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10
Miscellaneous.

We have received through Stanton X
Davenport two tine albums OF Christmas
pictures from designs by Maud Humphrey
and Mrs. j. Pauline Sumter, published by
Frederick A. Stokes Company, New York.
Price 81 each. Also from the same firm a
volume OF engravings containing the good
things Of LiJe Price =.
"The Youths Companion" presents its
Two and Half Million Readers with
Double Christmas Number. IL Is Just OUT,
and contains no less than Seven Complete
Stories AS we turn the pages over, ana
enjoy the feast that lies before us OF pct
ure, story, poem and anecdote, we lee, tnat
we have been wished at least one Merry
Christmas
\ high order of stories, poems, articles
and pictures ill the Christmas vac -lNdhe
from cover TO cover. while brilliant new
tyne and the discardment of columns give
the pares a very fresh and attractive look,
and we learn that the magazine is perma-
nently enlarged 10 one hundred pages.
Hide AirdLc will remain AZ s3.iO year. -.
L.othrop Company, Publishers, Boston.
The Christmas number Of Table Tar IS a
GER, in its way. Its editor, Mrs. >. L.
Rorer. has prepared for its readers break
fast. dinner and supper on Christmas DAY
besides other lunches and many gOod
things Mrs ROrer also gives III TINS issue
a Dinner to cost sixty Gems Tor four
Persons prices and everything In detail
is giyen. SO that anyone can prepare IL
Table Talk Publishing Co, 1917 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The second article in the great series on
The Development Of American Industries
Since Columbus" now running IN the P0p-
tlar Science MONTHLY will appear IN the Jan
uarv number It's special topic IS iron
Mills and Pudding Furnaces being a
part of the general subject oil iron ana
Steel. which is being treated by Mr.. VII
liam f. Durfee. Like the opening paper IL
is coplously illustrated, and much more
readable than the title would Indicate
The Christmas number Of Hdrpcr'S Bdsdr,
10 be published December 18th, Will be
fairly redolent with the spirit OF the hoN-
DAYS The stories will include ~
Gndule's Angel by Marion Harland; "A
snowy Christmas" by Rose Hawthorne
Lathrop; and How Christmas Came to
Frlda.S bv Florence Watts Snedeker-all
of which Will be superbly illustrated VIII
Carleton will contribute poem entitled
"Christmas Seventy Years Ago which
will be illustrated by full-page picture
drawn by Alice Barber.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher's "kemlnls-
cenccS'' OF her late husband, which sue IS
now writing. has been purchased by me
Ladies' Home Journal, of Philadelphia ana
the articles will shortly begin in that peri
odical. The series will have for its title
MIR. Beecher as Knew Him. and VIII
cover the entire period Of his iifty-seven
years Of married life. from young Beecher'
first acquaintance with his wife, his college
life. their courtship and marriage, his nrst
public speech. the first year of married lie
with an income Of 500, and so all through
the great preachers life until his later trI-
umphs. his last sickness AID days, ana his
death
Babylai,d for 1890. With colored fronts
piece. Cloth, 81 Leo; boards, - cents. Bos-
ton: d. LothrOp Company. The bound
volume of Bdbpldnd for 1890 comes as
welcome visitor to happy host OF the wee
people of the nursery as well as to those
thousands and tens OF thousands OF mothers
and sisters who find their care taking less
ened and lightened by the appearance OF
so acceptable help. The volume Is
crowded with good things-httle stories,
RHYMES and iingleS, and wealth OF mus
trations that serve 10 emphasize and make
doublv interesting the text. The volume
Is dressed in an attractive cover, and Miss
Adams spirited color drawings are Mt
ting introduction and conclusion to the de
light ana glee for the little folks that 1--we
between the covers