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ONE can stay at home and yet enjoy a delightful trip With the Lady of the Lake, as, in the July WIDE AWAKE, Jeannette A. Grant points out all the spots in the Scotch Highlands made famous and familiar by Sir Walter's splendid poem; then, coming back to America, the tourist can visit famous Concord with George Bradford Bartlett, and as he tells about Concord Dramatics learn all about the private theatricals of the "little women," and other remarkable people in that remarkable town. He can go to The Circus with Mary E. Stone, and enjoy Mr. Beal's drawings; he can take his stand In the Lookout with Columbus, and under the direction of Annie H. Ryder see what vast opportunities for good the great Admiral opened up for the America that was to be; he can go back to the days before Columbus, and stand with Madog, the Welsh prince, on the shores of the Mississippi, while Cromwell Galpin tells him about The American Coracle, that curious boat known only to the Welsh sailors and one tribe of American Indians. He can spend two jolly Fourths of July with The Bang-Whanger and The Two 'Siahs; he can read the charming character-sketch of Fantine, by Caroline Ticknor, and the Southern "darky" sketch, When Mammy Went Away, by Mary H. Price. He can learn about Joe's Hunt and the Game from Sarah Winter Kellogg; he can visit An Old Spanish Town with Marietta Ambrosi, and go into the far Western country with The Little Pioneer, to whom Lucia Chase Bell will introduce him.

In other words, the stay-at-home tourist be that tourist boy or girl-can roam over the world, with the July WIDE AWAKE as a guide, and learn and enjoy and laugh over many delightful experiences, places and people.

Wide Awake, 20 cents a number; $2.40 a year.

D. LOTHROP COMPANY, Publishers, Boston.