American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Sunday schools -- United States -- Periodicals
Oct. 1. LITTLE BROWN MAIDEN. _Kate Greenaway._
Oct. 15. ON NANTUCKET SHORE. _F. Childe Hassam._
Nov. 1. IN GRANDMOTHER’S GARDEN. _W. T. Smedley._
Nov. 15. THE DREAM PEDLER. _E. H. Garrett._
Dec. 1. MORNING. _F. H. Lungren._
Dec. 15. EVENING. _F. H. Lungren._
Jan. 1. WILD DUCKS. _Charles Volkmar._
Jan. 15. IN HOLLAND. _F. Childe Hassam._
Feb. 1. THE THREE FISHERS. _Thomas Hovenden._
Feb. 15. UNDER THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. _F. H. Lungren._
Mar. 1. TWO CONNOISSEURS. _T. W. Wood, N.A._
Mar. 15. LOST. _W. L. Taylor._
Apr. 1. THE PIPERS. _Jessie Curtis Shepherd._
Apr. 15. ON EASTER DAY. _W. L. Taylor._
May 1. THE YOUNG EMPEROR COMMODUS. _Howard Pyle._
May 15. A VENETIAN AFTERNOON. _Joseph Pennell._
June 1. UP A TREE. _Miss L. B. Humphrey._
June 15. LITTLE GREAT-GRANDPAPA’S
SINGING-LESSON. _Frank T. Merrill._
July 1. THE MINUTE MEN. _Hy. Sandham._
July 15. A SUNNY NOOK. _Walter Shirlaw._
The WIDE AWAKE ART PRINTS are sent postpaid in pasteboard tubes for 50
cents each. Half yearly subscription, $5.50; yearly, $10.00.
The Press says of the beauty and art educational value of the ART
PRINTS:
_An admirable Art Enterprise! We can very cordially praise
the new_ WIDE AWAKE ART PRINTS. _They are wholly charming,
and the idea of their publication is unique and entitled to
frank commendation. We could wish that such charming gems of
art could be in every home, for wherever they are they will
not only be a source of very great pleasure but they have a
very important educational value._—Boston Post.
The Publishers send greetings and congratulations to all the boys, all
the girls, all the brothers, all the sisters, all the cousins, uncles,
aunts, grandfathers and grandmothers, who have for the last four years
been incessantly writing inquiries as to the fate of “John North,” the
hero of
“_The Silver City_” and “_Cacique John_,”
and they hereby inform them severally and collectively that in the
December number of WIDE AWAKE will be begun a splendid serial story by
Mr. Ober, entitled
“MONTEZUMA’S GOLD MINES,”
of which the same “John North” is the hero.
=TEACHERS!=
_Please read the following_ UNSOLICITED _testimonial as to the value
of_ BABYLAND _and_ OUR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN _in school work_:
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