MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA. This magnificent poem of American national spirit, which has been enthusiastically sung by myriads of veteran soldiers and true citizens during the past twenty years, is now brought out in a sumptuous new edition, forming a very attractive Holiday book, at a low price. The full-page illustrations are admirably done, by Charles Copeland, who has made long journeys through the South for this purpose. They include the evening bivouac, the march through the piny woods, the negroes' welcome to the column, the foragers, the welcome given by the Georgia Union men to the old flag, the charge of cavalry videttes, the building of causeways through the Salkehatchie swamps, the storming of a battery, etc., etc. The music of the noble old song is printed at the end of the book. Beautifully illustrated. Quarto. Full gilt. Bronzed Arabesque, cloth, ivory finish, or imitation wood, $1.50; seal, $2.50; flexible calf extra or tree calf, $5.00. Uniform with the above, in size, styles, and prices. NELLY WAS A LADY. THE SWANEE RIVER. MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME. Four Years with the Army of the Potomac. By REGIS DE TROBRIAND, Brevet Major-General, U. S. Vols. Translated by GEORGE K. Dauchy, late Lieutenant Commanding 12th N. Y. Battery, Light Artillery, U. S. Vols. 8vo, with maps and a steel portrait of General De Trobriand, $3.00. "Full of the most vivid pictures of the great struggle."-N. Y. Press. The Other Side of War. With the Army of the Potomac. Letters from Headquarters of the United States Sanitary Commission, during the Virginia Campaign of 1862. BY KATHARINE Prescott WoRMELEY. Illustrated. 8vo, $2.50. A Short History of the Secession War. By Rossiter JOHNSON, author of "The History of the War of 1812-15," etc. 8vo, gilt top, with 32 maps and plans, $3.00. Clear, compact, and pleasing."-Standard (Chic.). "Concise, exact, and sufficient."-N. Y. Sun. "Lucid and comprehensive."-Newark Advertiser. Pen and Powder. A book of Western war-sketches. By FRANC B. WILKIE. 12mo, $1.50. Western China. A Journey to the Great Buddhist Centre of Mount Omei. By the Rev. VIRGIL C. HART, B.D., Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society. 12mo, with map, and 12 full-page illustrations, $2.00. Mendelssohn's Letters to Ignaz and Charlotte Moscheles. Translated and edited by FELIX MOSCHELES. Illustrated. 8vo, $3.00. "Choice in every sense."-The Beacon (Boston). "Reflects the inner qualities of a beautiful life."-Inter-Ocean (Chicago). Better Times. Brilliant Stories by the author of "The Story of Margaret Kent." 12mo, $1.50. "Stories whose charm and vivacity are unsurpassed in modern fiction," says Lilian Whiting. Young Maids and Old. By CLARA LOUISE BURNHAM, author of "Next Door," etc. 12m0, $1.50. Little Helpers. By MARGARET VANDEGRIFT. Square 8vo. Uniform with "Davy and the Goblin." Illustrated. $1.50. "It is a story that little boys and girls will not only be charmed with, it will do them good by stirring the best impulses within them."-Boston Home Journal. Recollections of a Drummer-Boy. By Rev. HARRY M. KIEFFER. Copiously illustrated. Square 8vo. Uniform with "Davy and the Goblin." New revised and enlarged edition. $1.50. The Dead Doll. By MARGARET VANDEGRIFT. Square 8vo. Fully illustrated. $1.50. "The Galley Cat," "Slumber-Land," "At Sunset," Fagots for the Fireside. By LUCRETIA P. HALE, Illustrated. author of "The Peterkin Papers," etc. 12mo, $1 50. A book of 100 home games, with a bright story. Kate Sanborn's Rainbow Calendar for 1889. 12mo, 50 cents; in cloth, $1.00. "It has something good in it for every day of the year. Something worth thinking of and pretty sure to be thought of; something that fits into its place like a word fitly spoken, will be found ready for every morning."-The Independent. The Youngest Miss Lorton, and Other Stories, By NORA PERRY, author of "A Flock of Girls," etc. Illustrated. 12mo, $1.50. "Every fresh volume from her publisher, which bears her crisp, suggestive name upon its cover, will be opened eagerly, sure that to follow where she doth lightly fare, is to set one's feet in a garden sweet." Vagrom Verse. By CHARLES HENRY WEBB (John Paul). I vol., 16mo, cloth extra, or illuminated vellum covers, $1.00. Wanderers. A new volume of the 80 best poems of WILLIAM WINTER. Ornamental paper covers, 50 cents; in cloth, gilt top, uncut edges, $1.00. MESSRS. TICKNOR & CO. have a new The Philistines. A modern novel. By ARLO BATES, and beautiful Holiday Catalogue, giving lists of author of "The Pagans," etc. $1.50. their sumptuous editions of the Poets, Art books, Biographies, Travel-books, etc., with specimen illustrations. Supplied free by all Booksellers. TICKNOR & CO., BOSTON. THE FIRST CHRISTMAS. (Bouguereau.) From History of French Painting." (Copyright, 1888, by Charles Scribner's Sons.) Some Prominent Books of the Season, full descriptions.. The Holiday Gift-Books: Summary, alphabetically arranged by the publishers.. The New Books for the Holiday Season: Price List. Birthday-Books, Calendars, Cards, Texts, etc... Miscellaneous Literature and Choice Editions. Books for Young People: Price List...... INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. PAGE 20 32 62 90 91 · 93 93 95 A NEW artist has sprung up in a field we have grown to look upon as almost the special province of Miss Irene Jerome, namely Mrs. Margaret MacDonald Pullman. Her first work, Days Serene," is brought out this year as the leading holiday work of Messrs. Lee & Shepard. The book is a royal oblong quarto, and is composed on the same lines as "One Year's SketchBook" and its successors. Still, though in a measure an imitation, it displays so much artistic merit that Miss Jerome will have to look to her laurels. Twenty-six pages of text and designs show the varied talent of the artist. Beautiful landscape scenery, sea views and mountain views, blooming meadows and playful streams; the forest at early morn and in the shadow of the setting sun; with the many flowers of the fields-daisies, wild honeysuckles, and daffydowndillies-adorn the succeeding pages and testify to the artist's warm sympathy with nature. Mrs. Pullman was born in Indiana, and received her art education in New York City. For the last few years she has lived in Chicago, although during the late few months of the past year she has resided in Peoria, Illinois. Mrs. Pullman found no difficulty in taking a position among the leading artists of Chicago, and was considered by many the best landscape artist in the city. Her exhibits in oil at the art expositions and exhibitions in the East and in the West have always received much praise. The entire bent of her mind has been in the direction of art, and in this she has greatly excelled. When she was but six years old she had decided in her own mind to be an artist, and from early life she has been in close communion with nature, of which she is a fond lover. The designs on this page and the opposite page give some idea of Mrs. Pullman's style. The full-page is an illustration of Tennyson's lines: |