Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

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heart AID canaos but exert . whole
some in ueuee GA the lives or al young
psopls. Lee & sassassd- Eaten 4
Lyon.
Two rev volumes OF the ''hakers OF
AmsncA" -srlsx. publahed by Doda.
Mead q 9 80 nav ga sale. The story
OF tne 3 OF n wsashrer, arst e. !.
erner c. - So. sadsxtts c. >soy Is ga
vital lnseEess TO every patriotic Amer
ean. Tue early strnxgies of the psi
grim fathers from the landing OF the
Msynsger Ia the organization OF the
little IA aaEul OF settlers into Q systs-
matte government are interwovsn with
MS iite and nts wss the bret hand W
takstle tiilsr Of the ship OF state.
Cotton Ms,her" is the title Of an
other volume. The figure o. this sterD
old puritan stands out like = bold
promItory IN the ~ariy history Of New
England. HIS innsxibls piety, his az
travagaat saperstiuons and bic vast
fund of learning made him . man of
prominence. In his fanatieal hatred OF
quakers aud bis bitter intolerance Of
everything in opposition TO his ewn
convictions one can trace the earliest
germs or that unaccountabls fauAti-
c.sm which afterwards developed into
the SAem WitchcrAft with all attend
ant persecution. The books area vsiu-
able adjunct to any library and can DO
purchss d for Is cents each at Eaton,
Lyon q Co.'s.
Physical Development and Exer-
cise for Women" by Mary Taylor Bis
sell, N. D.. should be read by every
woman. The author believes that the
American girl is physically equal %
her traditional great-grAndmother and
that her, opportunities to add TO her
present stock of health are infinitely
greater than were accorded to this an.
cestcr. Assuming that the oLsta cles to
better physical development are due
tor the most part to ignorance and to
custom, DIR. Bissell makes some very
practical suggestions as to the WAY 70
overcome these obstacles. The hook 10
one OF the Portia series. Dodd, Mead
q Co. publishers. For sale BY Eaton,
Lyon & Go. Price, 81.
"A Rose of q Hundred Leaves" Q
love story by Amelia E. Barr, 10 az
dainty littl volume a. one could
" \ to give to the sweetest girl in eli
ones acquaintance. The story is "a
pretty as its name, and the growth Of
the heroine from q siriple country girl
to beautiful Guitar d woman 10
watched with eager delight by tie
reader, who will not want to stop after
reading the tirst sentence until the
book is finished. Tho illustrations are
unusually beautiful. The publishers
ara Dodd. Mead and company. For
eale by Eaton, Lyon and company.
Price, $3.50.
Light o. Love-" . novel by ClarasD.
Maclcsn, with photographs ;llustra-
tons by George E. Graves, is . charm
ing story OF q woman who was widowed
on her bridal tour, but who learns to
love the physician who saves her life.
The characters of the story are all high
bred society men and women, and the
incidents Of their every day life make
very pleasant reading. The style ID
fresh and bright. the people 10 the
story lovable, and ev, ~ inc den',
whether delicate, pathetic or pictur :
esque, cbsrmingly told. Worthington
Co., publishers. For sale by Eaton,
Lyon & Co. Price. rs cents.
"Chats with Girls on Self-culture, )"
by Eliza Chester, is one Of the newest
at the Portia series. A careful study
| Of the book cannot fail =, be OF adj.
vantage TO every girl who reads it.
Afl,r very sensible talks on the fuuc-
| tions AMI powers of the mind, the au.
thor tales up the superficial accom-
plishmsnts of many of the girls of the
! day, and shows how such defects may
be overcoms. "Dull Girls" and "Clever
Girls" are gwen very good advice, and
every chapter contains heal,hful sug-
gestions. Dodd, Mead g. Co.. pub.
lisheys. For sale BY Eaton, Lyon & Co.
Price 81.
"Littlo Folks East and West" by
Harriet x. Shattuck. illustrated, IS
cents This volume comprises Prairie
Storias," "Mothcr Goose Stores" and
''True Stories" a nicely written series
which will prove very interesting for
the young. either as supplementary
res Hug IN schools or as home reading
The "PTairie Stories" cover compare,
lively new ground, depicting child life
in the west. "Motaer Goose Stories
are combinations in prose of some o!
the more popular rhy:nea in that clas.
SIC. FAIRY Stores" deal with nature
IN = very picturesque way, and the
''True stories" are sunny tales o. the
little incidents and occurrences oil
childhood. the whole being very fully
illustrated. Lee & Shepherd-Eaton 4
Lyoa.
"Grandfatbsr Grey" Poem by Kate
Tannas,!Woods. lllustrations by Charlie;
Copeland. Elegantly printed on fine
cus paper. Bound IN two cologs, CLOTH
luls gilt. 50. A companion TO "Grand.
notEos Grey" thst pretty poem OF Eye
oIden time" that sprang into instant
favorI'lsr.; year ago. There . the
same charming simplicity of style and
b auty of thought. II is an idyl OF old
New England. told with exquisite faith.
fulness 5y both pen and pencil. The
arts; has caught tho spirit taat breathes
from the Ines, and pictured those
quaint scenes o. wooiny an merrimeni
WITH dslicscy and power. Even the
hush in the schoolroom aud the hum al
the lasT summer day outside seem real
Lee & Shephsrd--Eaton 4 lyon.
Stand by the Union. by Oliver Optic,
cloth. IN two colors. Emblematic dies.
Illustrated. Sl.50. The scenes OF this
new volume ct The Blue aud Gray
scrics are laid at the South, and Christy
/ Passford aud his cousin ara the ceptra
| figures. The hook has all those quail
ties OF a lively style and abrundiug IN
/ cldeBts waleh have ever marked IL
works 81 the author, and secured iVl
them such . popularity among tbs
young people. The preseat sres j.
one 0. tn~ Vrss whicn Oliver Optic has
~T.ssen. and stand by tho linton we'll
I maintains the reputation established By