CHRISTIAN HERALD
and structure of the Christian faith.
(12mo, $1.25.)
GLOVE-
IN
The popular reception of Jewett’s
... jUmlar thia ¡tatui we will ba plaaaad tn giva
■»»■ iiy imiimw a HL «.»»* «a,rt fw,w.nW w lin
Tditi'H!'.! Y!(VfTWH Tlf !ltl liIMki! hud ti Id OfluWf5” translation of Thucydiddd,... WllBWlW
a neat Hlide.NO DUttonS or hooks a'« und. Over
est that may be sent to this office.]
600 doaen »old m London in one month Where not for
the continued interest of a wide circle
Mile by local dealer-, »anwle pair» ««nt by mail, any
hiw orcolor, on receipt or thia price. « l.ace fl so 8Lmi
of
American
readers
in
the
choicest
$1.75. MouiKiuetaireS2.<M>. Superior quality 60»;sextra
A 1 riuiilph For flood Literature.
A. C. MATHER & CO. Chicago, 111.
classical writings, and is evidence that
Among publishers who have carried efforts of translators and publishers to
into their work serious convictions as present these writings in new and at
to their duty to the public in the mat tractive forms are not unappreciated.
ter of supplying good literature, and
Decorative Plaques, in which. the
who have resolutely resisted all temp
picturesque designs of G. F. Barnes are
tations in the more lucrative direction
or EVXBT KIND CHEAPEN THAN EVTB
set to a harmony of words by Mary E.
Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition
oUthat which is simply sensational, an Wilkins,is a book which appeals to all
- AEishing Tackle, Seines, Nek, Knives, '
honorable plaoe may be claimed for D.
Basors, Skates, Hammocks, etc.
lovers of illustrated poems, and which
*.arge
Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
.. .-LollLiup...x Ga^ Boatnn, w&o, hava an?,
complished in the United States a work
fessional decoraters. (Chromo coVer,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
second to that of no publishing house,
75 cents ; unique binding, 50 cents )
in the elevation of the popular senti
The Story of Puff, among books re
ment, and fhe creation of a demand for
lating to domestic pets, is worthy of
wholesome books.
mention in connection with Bab and
In a general way, the publio are fam-
his Friends. It is the most charming
-
.hnnaB.r^axd;^ sTofFoFTTrffTiTe' ever WHlUti',’' 4H
wftbTKlfC'Bti
have come to regard its imprint upon a
from the pen of Mrs. C.M. Livingston,
and you’ll rerelvu
by
m»I1,
*
Gobi«»
Boi
of
Good»,
that
will
bri««
you In mom
book as a guarantee of excellence in all
tnonrv In On« Month than anything alw In Amartoa. Ab«»
a sister of “ Pansy.”
lota CortMuty. M.
14 Grwo.KA BL, h«« Yah
essential qualities.
. z
This powder never varies. A marvel purity,
Among holiday gift-books, D, Lo-
Concerning eotne of its_recent_publi-_
«11 and wholesomeness, More econoiui
-«L a «:«11 give» infant
thrmr*
few
s
oYiTiH ai y-lM B d a y aud ran, n t ilbil,8,0 1 (1
'Hi
ratitrnw, we pTeront the foliow fnglHtBF’
come to be regarded sb standard favor in competition with the multitude of low test,
Price $ 1, at druggists, or
esting items called from the American
short weight, alum or phosphate » iw I h -.
sent prepaid by man. Sample
ites. Of names, familiar to children, Sold onlu in cans. R oyal B aking P owdeji C o .,
free. Ad. “ ANA KESI» ”
Bookseller , and other sources.
»kern, Bo x 2 416 New Y writ.
12-8-ly
'
100
Wall
St.,
New
York.
aud which never fail to fall pleasantly
E. A. Rand gives us a- new illustrated
on their ears, Wide Awake is certainly
book, All Aboard for the Lakes and
one. To fully appreciate the surpass
Mountains, and Pansy’s latest is Ester
ing excellence of this magazine, it must
Kiqd yet Speaking. Bright, fresh, and
be compared with the best monthlies of
attractive, all that a pansy signifies,
its class, at home and abroad. It will
and mucl^besides, may be said of The
be found to be unequalled. The Wide
Pansy (bound volume for 1883), with
Awake Annual, in its dainty drass, ia
its handsome covers, its many pleasing
therefore a anperh holiday book.
luuai! unuuo, auu xvo [IU1C UUU opnxailU^
It is not enough that the older chil
stories for children Of all ages. The
dren should have Wide Awake, and the
editor understands the art of blending
youugest Baby land, but the “ be-
entertainment with wholesale instruct*
tweens ” must be provided for, and this
ion, and whatever bears this suggestive
is what that charming monthly, Our
AN ECLECTIC LESSON COMMENTARY FOR 1884.
name has come to be a synonym for all
Little Men and Women, accomplishes
that is good Tn juvenile literature.
That the veriest babes can be made to their perfect satisfaction. One se
cret of the successes of D/Lothrop &
to take aninterest in literature has been
is due to the
""clearly ‘proved by the bbnHnue2T "s access
fact
that
they
so
amply
and
completely
of the lively and delightful little maga
Edited bv J. W. MONSER
provide
for
the
needs
of
children
of
zine published for their sole benefit by
D. Lothrop & Co. Babyland, among every age.
Among books for children which will
the tiny ones of the nursery circle, is
Instructive Historical Introduction to each Lesson. Thorough and
becoming as great a favorite as Wide instruct while entertaining, the follow
Scholarly Explanatory Notes.- Practical Lessons from Life very
Atcake and Little Men and Women, ing selections from D. Luthrop’s list, forcibly expressed and applied. The gospel is made to stand out boldly,
among the larger boys and girls. The published in handsome quarto volumes,’1
shaded with its background of type and history.
Babyland Annual, consisting of the with illuminated board covers, sre un
Both versions given of New Testament text. Two colored map’,
monthly 1111 nbers handsomely bound rivalled. *' What the Seven did,’.’ Nan,
corrected to the latest surveys. 370 pages.
will gladden the heart of every little The New Fashioned Girl,” “ Heart’s
Content,’’ “Stories and Pictures of Do
one into whose hands it may fall.
John' Angelo at {he Water Color Exhi mestic Animals,” “ My Curiosity Shop,”
“ Natural History Stories,” •* The Cats’
bition. by Lizzie W. Champney, is a Arabian Nights,’’ and “ Lncy’s Won
genuine Artists’ Portfolio. It presents derful Globe.” Among the writers for will find this of invaluable assistance in preparing the lessons. Those
a collection of forty or fifty drawings of these books are such celebrated authors unable to buy should be gratuitously supplied, es] pecially the teachers
%
pictures exhibited at the late”*Water as Margaret Sidney, Miss Yonge, Julia and pupils of the Normal or Bible Classes.
A. Eistman, Ella Furman, Mrs. Diaz,
Color Exhibition in New York, by well- Clara Doty Bates, and Mrs. Maskell.
known artists, including Gifford, Rein Of flair unequalled list.of handsome
hart, Hovendon, Simile, Nicol J, Sattor- quarto volumes for the young, at the
lee, Fenn and others, and from an art low price of fifty centB and less, and
REGULAR EDITION, printed on extra fine book paper and wide
their unequalled Sunday-school libra
point of view must be regarded as one ries, we have not space for description.
margins, elegantly bound in English cloth, 370 pages.
of the choicest books of the year.
Their catalogues, which will be sent
Single copy, by mail, only
-
-
-
$ 1.00.
Mr. W. Sloan Kennedy’s Life, Gen free, is worthy of study.
Per Dozen, by express
-
-
-
-
10.00.
«
ius, and Writings, of John G. Whittier,
“Betaine Sound and Well*”
uniform’with the author’s popular Life
SCHOLARS’ EDITION, printed on thin but good book paper1, but
of Longfellow, ia an appreciative and
R V. Piereer^M. D.: Dear Sir— My very narrow margin, bound in Flexible cloth, 370 pages.
scholarly contribution to biographical wife, who had been ill for over two
Price per copy, by mail,
literature, and will be welcomed accord: years, and had tried many other medi
“
by express,
ingly. (12mo, illustrated SI.50 )
cines, became sound and well by using
The ripest thought of Rev. J, M. your “Favorite Prescription.” My
A ddress ,
Minning, D. D., the late beloved pas niece was also cured by its use, after
tor of the Old South ChurcKin Boston, several physicians hpd failed to do her
is furnished in the last work of his and good.
Yours truly,
hands. Not of Man but of God.au ad
T homas J. M ethvin ,
mirable treatise upon the foundation
Hutoher’s Station, Ga.
GUNS
Absolutely Pure. .
WONDERFULLY CHEAP.
The Gathered Gems of Thought of the Great
—Bible Students of the World on the 8. 8.
Lessons for 1884.
TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
- -
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
JOHN BURNS, Publisher,
717 and 719 Olive Street.