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The seasons, by Miss Lilian Brigham, four booklets, The everlasting hills, by Louis K. Harlow (Beaconlight ser.), size 5% x 64, cl. or ivorine, $2; lithographed, $1.50; in seal, $3. Living waters, by Louis K. Harlow, the text comp. by Alice L. Williams (Beacon-light ser.), size 5 x 64, cl. or ivorine, $2; lithographed, $1.50; in seal, $3. Longfellow gems, il, by Wm. Goodrich Beal, torchon or cl., $3; full seal, $5. Tennyson gems, il. by W. G. Beal, torchon or cl., $3; full seal, $5. CATHOLIC PUB. Soc. Co., N. Y. Caroline Schlegel and her friends, by Mrs. Alfred Sidg- The illustrated Catholic family annual for 1890. wick, 8°, por., $2. Johnson's Lives of the poets (Bohn's lib.). FREDERICK A. STOKES & BRO., N. Y. The life of Charlotte Bronté, by Mrs. Gaskell, 2 v., 16°, hf. cl., 2; hf. cf., $4; hf. crushed levant, $4.50. Hayes, Garfield, and Arthur, by William O. Stoddard, il. 12°, $1.25. CHARLES L. WEBSTER & Co., N. Y. Life and letters of Roscoe Conkling, by his nephew, A. R. 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Robin redbreast (shaped robin), 10 p.; Kitty (shaped kitten), 10 p.; Wit and wisdom (shaped owl), 10p.; Bright wings (shaped butterfly), 12 p.; Jingles (shaped tambourine), 8 p.; Pansy pictures (shaped pansy), 12 p. and type; The log-book (rigging of a ship), 16 p.; Souvenir series, 4 v., 4°, 12 p.; Holly boughs, obl., 12 p.; Owld friends (a group of owls) obl., 8 p.; A round robin (a group of robins), 4o, 8 p.; From cross to crown, by Helen J. Wood, with drawings by A. Wilde Parsons, 10 p., round form, silver edges; Light from above, 20 p.; Homeward, 20 p.; Our home above, 20 p.; Our pilgrimage, 20 p.: A pansy wreath (fan shape), 8 p.; A ring o' roses (fan shape), 8 p.; Leaves and flowers (leaf shape), 10 p.; Bright leaves, leaf shape (larger), 8 p., ea, in color, ea., 25 c. Homeward bound (shape of sail), 16 p.; The flower series, 6 booklets (in shape of flowers), ea. 12 p.; The Leaf series, 3 booklets (in shape of a leaf), ea. 12 p.; Harbor lights (sea views), 4°, 12 p.; Corals (sea views, shells, and corals), obl., 12 p.; The waking of the flowers, obl., 14 p.; Visit of St. Nicholas; Untold mercies; Happy days and dreams, 8 p.; Birthday rhymes and roses, by Helen J. Wood and Fred. Hines; Heart's joy (heart shape), 10 p.; Little songs for little singers, ed., in color, ea., 35 c. The poet's greeting series, 4 v., 4°, ea. 20 p., ea., 50 c. Upward, a companion for a month, containing 32 p. of scripture texts and hymns, and original il. in color and monotint, by Fred. Hines, sm. 4, 50 c. Sea pearls (shape of an oyster) 50 c.; The brighter day, poems by S. G. Stock and D. H. Thompson, 24 p., 50 c.; The day-song series, 4 v., ea., 50 c. The sketch series, 4 v., obl., 24 p. ea., 50 c.; An oldfashioned Christmas, obl., 16 p., ea., 60 c. The light of the world, color and monotint drawings from originals by Fred. Hines with scripture texts and verses, 4°, 18 p., 75 c. The heavenly way, a daily companion, containing scripture texts and hymns for a month, drawings in color and monotint by Fred. Hines, 4°, 16 p., 75 c. Love divine, daily texts and hymns for a month, with 32 pages of color and monotint il. by Fred. Hines, large 4°, bds., $1. The first Christmas, "The infant Jesus," by F. W. Faber, with original il, in monotint by Walter Paget, large 4°, 16 p., $1. We are seven, by William Wordsworth, with original il. in monotint by Mary L. Gow, 4°, 20 p., $1. Grace for grace, $1. His sweet will, $1. Lilies round the cross, by E. Nesbit, il. by Fred. Hines, 4°, 20 p., $1. Calm on the listening ear of night, by Rev. E. H. Sears, D.D., $1. Gifts and graces, a packet of twelve booklets, $1. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & Co., BOST. American poet's calendar for 1890, $1. Calendar books, selection from the writings of Emerson, Hawthorne, Holmes, Longfellow, Lowell, and Whittier, for every day of the year; each book of selections is put up in a parchment-pap. cover, ea., 25 c.: the six in a box, $1.50. The rainbow calendar, by Kate Sanborn, 16°. LEE & SHEPARD, Bost. The sepiatint calendar for 1890, All around the year, on ivory cardboard, with rings, chain, and tassel, 50 c. The boudoir calendar for 1890, Hurrah for the New Year, on ivory cardboard, with ribbon bows and silver chain and rings, 75 c. One merrie Christmas-time, on heavy ivory board, with rings and ribbons and chain, 75 c. A happy new year to you! on heavy ivory board, with rings, ribbons, and chain, 75 c. Our baby's book, the mother's record of the events in baby's life, fastened with ribbons, $1.50. LONGMANS, GREEN & Co., N. Y. The book of wedding-days, arranged on the plan of a birthday-book, with 96 il. borders, frontispiece, and title-page by Walter Crane, and quotations for each day; comp. by K. E. J. Reid, May Ross, and Mabel Bamfield, 4°. THOMAS NELSON & SONS, N. Y. You may pick the daisies, il. in monotints, sm. 4°, 35 c. Silver linings behind earth's clouds, by E. A. Lempriere Knight, obl., ribbon style, 50 c. Thoughts for sunrise, sunset, and heaven, combined in one volume, daily texts and hymns, illuminated by L. M. W., obl. 32°, $1. Sunlit days, selections of poems from various authors, il. in color, 4o, bds., $1. NIMS & KNIGHT, TROY, N. Y. Stoddard souvenir ser.: The Saranac lakes; Saranac lake in winter; Blue mountain lake; Raquette lake; Tupper lake region; Long lake; Wild Adirondack lakes; North Elba and beyond; Elizabethtown and Keene valley; Lake Placid-Adirondacks; Luzerne and Schroon lake; Lake George-snap shots from the passing steamer; Glen's falls and vicinity; Saratoga and Mount McGregor; Howe's cave, ea., il., tied with ribbon or silk cord, 75 c. A kalendar from Jap town, designed by J. Pauline Sunter, 18 pictures of Japanese life, size 41⁄2 x 54. bound with silvered rings and chain, and tied with silk cord and tassel, $1. Calendar of the birds, designed by J. Pauline Sunter, 16 bird idyls, size 4% x 534, bound with silvered rings and chain, and tied with silk cord, 75 c. The Tennyson calendar, new ed. for 1890, 75 c. The George Eliot calendar, new ed. for 1890, 75 c. The Dickens calendar; The Thackeray calendar, ea., new design and block for 1890. L. PRANG & Co., BosT. A summer day, a poem, by Margaret Deland, il. in monochrome and pen-work by L. K. Harlow, size 66 x 46, 35 c. Sunlight and shadow, a poem, by Mrs. Lyman H. Weeks, il. in monochrome and pen-work by L. K. Harlow, size 61⁄2 x 4%, 35 c. Twilight fancies, a poem, by Mrs. Lyman H. Weeks, il. in monochrome and pen-work by L. K. Harlow, size 6% x 46, 35 c. Midnight chimes, a poem, by Julia C. A. Dorr, il. in monochrome and pen-work by L. K. Harlow, size 61⁄2 x 4%, 35 c. A sea idyl, a poem, by F. Schuyler Mathews, il. by the author, size 6 x 7, 40 c. White Mountain vistas (illustrated series), in monochrome, by F. Schuyler Mathews, with selections from the poets, ea., 5% x 634, 3 v.: The Sago valley; The Crystal hills; The Pemigewasset valley, ea., 40 c. Haunts of the poets, a series of booklets, il. in monochrome and pen-drawing by L. K. Harlow, size 734 x 54: Haunts of Longfellow: Haunts of Emerson; Haunts of Holmes; Haunts of Whittier; Haunts of Hawthorne; Haunts of Bryant, ea., 50 c. Christmas autographs, a book for autographs, il. in ' color by L. K. Harlow, 7 x 7%, $1.50. Wayside autographs, a book for autographs, il. in colors by L. K. Harlow, 8 x 51, $1.50. Evangeline autographs, a book for autographs, il. with sketches from the home of Evangeline, taken on the spot by L. K. Harlow, 71⁄2 x 5, $1.50; the same, imitation ivory covers, $2. FLEMING H. REVELL, N. Y. AND CHIC. My cabin window, or, across the Atlantic, il., 24 p., a booklet and easel combined, 76 x 66, 75 c. The house boat, or, up the river, il., 24 p., a booklet and easel combined, 71⁄2 x 6, 75 c. The home of William Shakespeare; With all the riches of the year; The home of William Wordsworth, ea., il., 12 p., 8 x 6, in wrapper, 50 c. Key-notes for life's anthem, a text-book for a month, with choice selections, bds., 36 p., 434 x 5%, 50 c. Sowing; Reaping; two booklets, ea., 16 p., 41⁄2 x 5%1⁄2, 25 c. The sheltered bird; News for little children; The stray lamb; ea.. 12 p., 41⁄2 x 33⁄44, 6 assorted in box, 75 c. Thy will be done; Art thou weary?; Watch and pray; Just as I am: A psalm of life: The holy city; Loving counsel; What is beyond; More than conquerors Heavenly guidance; Waiting and watching; The beauty of holiness, ea., 12 p., 4 x 5, 12 assorted in box, $1.50. Messages of good cheer, 12 assorted in box, 3 x 3, 50 c. The sweet story "series, 12 assorted in box, 3 x 4, 50 c. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, N. Y. Greenaway's Almanack for 1890, bds., 25 c. (also other styles of binding). FREDERICK A. STOKES & BROS., N. Y. The landscape calendar, water-color drawings of bits of American scenery, 8 x 9, with nickel fastiner under a bow of ribbon, $1.50. Calendar of the nations, 12 designs of children of different nations, in colors, by Maud Humphrey, ribbontied. $1.50. Calendar of the seasons, 4 designs of children, in colors, by Maud Humphrey, ribbon-tied, 50 c. Choice photogravures, tied with silk cord, with titlepage, $1.50. Daily bread for daily life for three months, vest-pocket size, leath., 50 c. Hark hark, my soul! il by W. St. John Harper, sq. 12°, parchment-pap., 50 c. A year of good wishes, 12 col. leaves, by Mrs. J. Pauline Sunter, hand-painted ivorine, 50 c. Leaflets, series no. 1, 12 booklets, all different, 4 x 5%, ribbon-tied, $1.20 series no. 2, 12 booklets, similar to no. 1, but larger, 434 x 6, $1.60; series no. 3, 12 large booklets, similar to no. 2, but still larger, 54 x 61⁄2, $2. The story of Queen Mary, by A. H. Millar, miniature vol., tartan, 50 c. The story of Rob Roy, by A. H. Millar, miniature vol., tartan, 50 c. The lady of the lake, miniature vol., il., 50 c. Heaven and earth, an antiphon, by Edith M. Thomas, il. by W. St. John Harper, obl. 4°, "butterfly bind |