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cations, we present the following inter­
esting items called from the American
I/ooA'serter, and other sourees. - ■ __ - _____
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Poets' Homes. A beautiful holiday
book, edited by R. H. stoddard, Arthur
Gilman, and others, with illustrated
sketches of Longfellow, .Whittier,
Lowell, Bayard Taylor, and all other
leading American Poets. (8 vo cloth,
gilt edges, $4.00.)
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In The Poet and /he Children, for
which John G. Whittier contributes
the choicest poetry for young folks any
where to be found. The volume has a
profusion of choico illustrations from
"araw t n g y t yy g B T njHraiii, W.Paikei Bod1
fish, Miss L. B. Humphrey,-Miss Nor-
tham, Jessie Curtis Shepherd, and a
score of other artists equally deserving
of mention.
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In The Kingdom of Home, with its
BOOK TABLE.
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be pleased to give
editorial reviews of all books and tracts of inter­
est that may be sent to this office.]
T he B est R eading .—Every family
that desires to provide for Its young
people wholesome and instructive read­
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copies of the Youth Companion, of Bos­
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give mere than two hundred stories
yearly by the most noted authors, in-
WiUiftia Bfa wity
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Thomas iiartty,
M-s. Oliphant and many others, besides
r scientific articles by eminent specialists,
tales of adventure by noted travellers,
papers of encouragement and advice by
men and women of ability and expe-
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binding, justifies the publishers iu re­
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“ K K. BrowrCH ~t.ifevfHtircr--Wrtt4ell
Holmes is an authentic and charming
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JI7io Told it to Me, is Margaret Sid­
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to $1 ; Do Quincy’s, from $18 to $6 50,
The publisher sends them to any one
for examination before requiring any
payment, on reasonable evidence of
good faith, and Will send a large cata­
logue of these and other works free up­
on application. John B. Alden, Pub-
lisner, 18 Fesey St., New York.
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A 1 riumpb For Good Literature.
Among publishers who Lave carried
iuto their woik serious convictions as
io their duty to the public in the mat­
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who have resolutely resisted all temp­
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of thut which is simply sensational, an
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Lothrop & Co., Boston, who have ac­
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second to that of no publishing house,
in the elevation of the popular senti­
ment, and fhe creation of a demand for
wholesome books.
In a general way, the public are fam­
iliar with the «¡ms of this house, '.^nd
have come to regard its imprint upon a
book as a guarantee of excellence in all
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Of A Family Flight through Spain, it
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Lutbera Whitney has appreciated the
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Under the title of Ideal Poems, are
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