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Children have read ‘hem for centuries, and grown people quote them every day. bh 44 Anecdotes of Public Men. ‘Washington, Franklin, Webster, Clay, Tilden, Lin- coln, Boott, 6 Grant Gara eld, Gladstone, Butler, Han- cock, Lee, and all the leading men of the century. 43 Buildin: Plans for Prac- »: P Scams Low. iT HOUSES, A full descr dion and plans of eight Mosern houses, ranging in 3 price from $500 to $4,500. Illustrated. 42 Gems of the Poets, contain- ing charming selections from Tennyson, Longfel. low, Whittier, Byron, Shelly, Moore, Bryant. and each week, for eri at_onee, and balance weekly. Unless otherwise ordered, ail will the time thé order is received. ‘The books are by the best authors sneral Writers, and insure you a LITERARY BANQUET OF vuxh the entire year. SECTION 5, beginning FEB. 4th, 1888+ 71 The Coming Race, or New UTGPIA, By Sir E. BoLwer Lytron. A thrilling ry of lifg among an ideal people found in the ‘¢ of the earth, where the beauties are orm perfect, the thought | pure and motive free. ming book hi HE COMING RACE, Part He Bulldog and Butterfly. i Christie Murray, A spidily told story of = man character, yet nota Dit overdral woe Bulla and Butterflies are all around oo 68s She; or Adventures in the VES OF KOR. By H. Riwrr Hacoarp. This que and popular story is‘ new departure in of fiction. Its production has carried the many others. wrinto fame asa writer and artist. The vigor vate ty of the book make it es] ly charming; 41 Parlor Magic and Chemi- imparts a pleasant. thrill as it glides thre oy BY wonderful scenes and startling events CAL EXPERIMENTS, a book which tellshow Past fo form hu of ng tricks ey cod joarudiveenverkaans wicca” |S SHE; or Advemtaten ove. Part IK: 40 How to Make Poultry Pay. a © SHE: of Adventures, ete, Bart 11. ae neem ener extent 61 Calderonthe Courtier. By ir. 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By Mrs, Hexry ‘Woon author: of “East L B. 26 Sister Rose. A Novel. By Wirxre Comass, author c ‘The Woman in White,” etc. 35 Valerie’s Fate. A Novel. By Mrs. ALEXANDER, author of “The Wooing Ot,” étc, 34 A Golden Dawn. A Novel. By the author of “Dora Thorne,” etc, 33 Dudley Carleon. A Novel. By Miss M. E. BRappox, author of “Lady Audley's 1 Secret,” etc, stage. 32 Reaping the Whirlwind. a 59 Juliaand Her Romeo. By Novel. By Maxy Cecit Har, author of “Old Mid- I » Cuntstiz Murray. This author is always dieton"’s Money,” etc. 3 = na! Aoae ee In“ KS and Her Romeo” he 31 Gabriel’s Marriage. A Novel, {28%n's spell qiuch tikes teasers Beld to the By Wixi Cons, author of * No Name,” ctc, the etory. SECTION 4, beginning NOY. 5th, 18 58 Doom an Atlantic Epi- SODE. By Justis 1. McCantH thrilling story of life on an An hand of a master is visible from t Liverpool to the terribie la: 57 William Shaks peare; 3 Bow Waer, War aNp WHAT RE WROTE. 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Tarnz, hanpiest moods and noblest & ML a better aien of Stilton, bis Eines sie nad eons ods and nest better id 0 e8, 8 i RAY ASSELAS: Prince of ! from its pages, than from any Othersource. bead 54 Money. By Sir E. Bulwer Lyt- so Dr, Marigold. By Char- TON. Whoo er hi LES DICKENS, One of Dicken’s crispest and of Veni she most amusing sketches of a quaint and curious re Readable, laughable, and a sure antidote to dull care 79 The Knightsbridge Mys- By Cranes Reape. Concealment is the .e, till after wending through a forest of he fearful close bursts on the reader like au Alpine avalanche or ocean Water-spout. on, and 78 Allan Quatermain; the conceived and and best novel from the pen of the paral = ae gece TAGGARD. is ators of t eta f p aud hear the hare eter By € harles 53 Peg W offington. READE. This masterpi ) is one of those exguisite m mil nds ornament thi work. 51 Miss Toosey’s Mi LADDIE. Two of thos charmingly told stories of hy fresh and inspire. 50 Paul and Virgini 1. 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