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Two ‘ef thore rarely concefved and charmingly told stories of heme and duty which refresh ad fospire, They ought € Be read by every young person who has the world to face. © Peg Woffington. By Charles Reade. This ece by the great novelist is one of those exquisite Sposaice with which grest minds ornament thelr work. Net Se Mhow Pet Wotngton ts not to Know Pant L G8. Part [1 of above. 3 | Money. By Sir E. Bulwer Who. Srerreed Shatepeare’s “Merchant of Venice” should reed “Money.” Under the above title you see the Geinage at bore die Jingie of the fall play. ws. Raseclas. Prince of Abyssinia. By ‘Dr. ¢ of those immortal writings by © caer atte wich ne noone can afford not toread. itise story of the human heart in ite happiest moods, earnest and nodicst aspirations. 1. 56. Part lof wr. Wiliam Shakspenre; How, When, ay and What he wroe. By th ke Taine, There never bas been compressed into each brief space #0 much about the immortal “Bard of Avon” as in this work of the brillant French author. 1s will op=n the eyes of the reader gaeprg a creamed ef ee ywerful and thrilling story of life on as ‘The situations sre natural, the plot in- ‘the aketobing exquisite. The hand of = master ts istble from the ** all aboard ~ si Liverpool, te the terr'*” tending at New York falta and | Her 3 Ttemeo. Py David Caste. ys ingenious and racy. particularly charming. he spell which makes him regret e Lady of Lyons. By Sir E Bulwer iy es een in” the celebrated piay of Tt rauke as the prestiest picture of deve: “vender 6. The Cricket on the Hearth. By Charlee ‘One of the sweetest and tenderest things ever yt AS Dickens. All love it for its beauty and pathos, ene ll be preserved and read long after some of his mont imaginative works bare been forgotten. @ Stabbed in the Dark. By F. zyon @ strong, stirring story of the old Neapolitan by an author who invents ingenious plote and bandied like master. Parti. 63. Part il. @ Calderon the Courtier. By Sir FE. Bul. wer Lytion no of the best of the great author's bistorie stories. Full of graphic situations, quick action, and rare ‘nformation. He ©; OF Adventures in the Caves of Kor. By Haggard. This unigue aud popular story te © ew departure in the Seid of fiction. Its production has earried the author into fame es a writer and artist, The ‘vigor and variety of the book make it especially charming ; tts varrative imparts © pleasant thrill as it glides ey = ‘wonderful scenes and starcling events, Parti. 66. Partie Part Ul. 68. Part IV. of above. +> Bulldog and Rutterfiy. Py DavidChris. Murray. A spicily told story of human character, yet = bit wo. Bulldogs and Buitcrtics are a i FS Coming Race, or New Ttoria, By Lytion.” & thrilling history of lite among e& fonnd in the centre of the earth where 4 ‘ere Arcadian, the form perfect, the thouebt we free. A charming book; light, cheerful. rt LU of above. Duty Unto Denth, or T George C. Haddock, Apostle of Pr Korthwest. By bis brother reree hi ets nd Work of if a Allan Quatermain; the In the pen of the popular H. Rider Hageani. In Bagtih teratare and tt must share the works. Part L. 76. Part I. Pan I¥ of above. 7 The Knightsbridge Mvstery. By ‘Charles Eeote. One of those ingeniously deviee’ and told stories which immortalired Reade. The plot fee ofart. Concealment is the artist's game, till afer winding through @ forest o” myster! fearful cload bursts on the reader Uke ei Ajplue avalanche er comme ‘weter-spout. STINDARDessueMORKS. | esl the; paying their eccocat to @ate and one | An Atlantic pinot. By Justin | | Geo. SECURE A HOME INTHE L:8O OF FlowD DINSMOKE! One of the growing towns of tbe South, is situated on bosides of Savan ah, Florida & Western Railroad, just twelve wiles fromw Jacksonville, Fla. Itis bigh, diy ind level, and a successful horii { | | enlinval and truck-growing sectien | ne State. Dinsmore can be y reached from Jacksonville by ralroad, by water route, or by an hour and a half drive over an cxcel- tent p'ank and shell road. D:usmore is not one of the isola- ted spots that is only laid out on paper, but a thriving prosperous towu that recommends itself to capitalist and laborer, to fathers and wives whoare vigilant over ot t their own interests and the welfare | of their children, to those who are seeking homes and those who bave capital to invest for speculation. The land can be obtained at re- markably low figures and on terms suitable to the condition of every purchaser. 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By Charles crpiece hy the great novelist » exquisite mosaics with which great nent their work, Part I VOFFINGTON. pare I. Toosey’s Mission, and Two of those rarely conceived and ly told stories of home =f duty which re. and inspire. 50 Paul and Virginia, By Berna- Db D = 7a RARE. Thiselezant household mess and beauty with every readin tory that never dies.” Part If. 49 PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part IL. 48 Cardinal Richelicu. By Sir E. ‘The character of the ant French primate, as d by Bulwer in his immortal play of Cardi- ne al Richelieu, is the one which has become historic. 7 Enoch Arden, and other gems. For purity of style, genuine z pathos, fe » great poet has 46 ; Romeo and J uliet, By Wil LIAM BLACK. 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