Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15

With, and above all books, are what q
child needs.
The child'a taste for good literature
should bo formed by tho stories
his mother reads aud tells him
before he can read much himself.
And nothing Is too good Tor him. The
mother should read aloud what hclps
aud Interests her aud noufishes her
own spiritual lie. This Will host help
her child; anu II good literature forms
the basis OF much OF tho conversation
of the home, the gaia IL incalculable.
While a child is under ten yoars old
the choice Of books is oil Ia our own
hands; and what trash we give him,
bad In grammar, bad Ia style, had In
c0lorlng, often false Ia sentiment!
a GIT should express tho time,
thought, care and love Of the giver,
bit OF her love aud life, her special
Interest, her very suli, anl 10 loved and
preserved because OF thn glvor and be-
cause II expresses her love aud
ideal OF life. IL should be con.
tinual remembrance botwouu them.
IL should bo worthy when she Is dead
10 speak Tor her, 20 the young man or
woman, who was ever tho little Guild,
te-rcads II, and recalls the conversations
had together about II. Such book,
anu all books allowed 10 come into the
family, should b. selected with great
care. IL may cost much or litlle; IL
should be book NJ 10 keep, woll-bluud,
with good type, and good pioturso II
there are any; IN honest book, repre-.
senting love, cars ana the money you
can nn0ti 10 give. A ohili's book
should be a simple, pure, happy OK.
preston NJ the living truth Of nature,
art, liio aud God. All truth g. one,
told BY masters u style who are alsj
earnest thiukers, strong feelers ami In
~ mpaihy with child nature.
FOR CHILDREN UNDER SIX.
Jane AnIfow's s,ohes-The Seven
Little Bisiep, % cents; The Seven
Little Sisters Prove their Sistorhood,
10 cents.
Ten Boys who Lived on the Road
from Loug Ago 70 Now, 90 cents;
Stories Mother Nature TOLD Hur
Children, 90 cent;
Books Of Cats aud Doya-JohannOt,
30 cent;
Cat Tales and Other Tales-Howlps.
ton, o cents;
Chlld.darIen, n magazine for chill
dfen, Women's Temple, Cuieag0, 81.
Cookie Shells aud Silver Boll1-M.
II. Butt, Poetry, 51 cauu;
In tue Childs World-Poulsson (ono
Of the bettl, 81.
FOR CHILDREN PROM SIX TO TEN.
Buz; or Life and Adventure OF a
Honey Bne-N0el, 81,
Birds aud Berl-Bugroughs, Ed. by
Mary h. Burt, 50 cents;
Columbus anu what Ho Founi-
Mary n. Hull, 90 cents;
Fairy Talea-Haus Anderson, 90
cent;
Benjamin franklin, autobiography,
80 cents;
Al Horace Il. scuddor's, Mary T..
Bur's, +. T.. Halt'i ami james Jt-
hauuo.'s books Tor children;
Leaves aud Flowers - Spear, 30
cent?;
All n. Hawthorue,s books for
children, but especially;
Tanglcwo9d Tales, very valuable, 40
cent;
The Snow Image and other tales, 20
cent?.
FoR TEACHERS And MOTHERS.
Kindergarten Stories anu Morning
Talks. sarah H.. Wiltse, 10 cents;
All OF RusEins, l2l coats each;
All Of EmefsOus, ~ cents each.
All OF BufrOught' aud L.. Il. Hale's
works, especially Ten Times One, 10
cents;
In Ills Name, ~ cente;
The Man Without "a Country, ~
cents;
All Louisa p. HopRlns's books, For
Mothers Club;
"Reminiscences OF Froebel-Buelow,
$3.50.
How Shall My Child DO Taught
HopkiuS, sl.5O;
Symbolic Educatlou-Blow, $3.50:
A Study Of Child Natute-HartIsJn
slOO;
child aud Child Eaturo-Buolow,
$3.50;
Cnildren's Rights-wigglnB, sl.OO;
Leonard and GBrtrudt-Ptstalozzi
90 cent?;
How Gertrude Teaches Her Chill.
dren-Pestaloazl-vory good, sl.5U.
Least OF all can the mother,
confined 10 the house, surTounu-
Cd by her children, afford 10 do
without good books or ueny herself
Anything that will lift her info u
higher ideals. What lifts woman llNs
the home, land nothing 20 helps tos,
after tho love OF God, her husband