The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-27
Free Books to Subscribers.

Having made arrangements to club the WEEK.
Ii COMMONWEALTH with the Cincinnati WEEKLY
COMMERCIAL, we announce that We will furnish
the WEEKLY COMMONWEALTH and the Cincinnati
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL, one year, for 81, ami
will give as free prize to each yearly subscriber
under this clubbing arrangement any one book
ne may select from the following famous works
postage paid and free OF all cost-the books
being Harper's editions, unabridged, beautifully
noye which
made Charlotte Bronte's fame.
p. tThe Last Days of Pompeii, /" Bulwer's
most fascinating Of his III productio%n sp 'ne
8. ''JOhn Halifax, Gentleman. f" Miss Mulock's
masterpiece . story of the sorrOws and tri-
umphs associated with low birth and iron for
4. 1.-THE Posthumous Papers Of the Pickwick
Club. - the work that gave Charles Dickens his
celebrity the most humorous anil always the
s. ''The History of = Crime" by Victor
Hugo. The terrible narrative Of the great
French poet, novelist and historian, of the
Crime of Louis Napoleon in strangling the liber-
s. "The Right Honorable Benjamin Disraeli.
Earl of BeacOnsfeld, - with two portraits. The
life Of the Premier Of England, setting forth the
romantic vicissitudes Of his intensely Interesting
career.
Z. "Eothen, /" by Alexander william Kings
lake. One OF the most charming narratives ever
including admirable accounts of personal expe-
riences in Egypt and the Holy Land.
8. 'JOurnal of the Plague in LOndOn.H By
Daniel DefOe, authOr OF "RObinsOn Crusoe.'
The true history, By one Of the most distin
guishef; writers in our language. of the myster-
o?s aud awful visitation OF the plague lin En-
gland.
8: Poems of Wordsworth, !" chosen and Cd.
tted by Matthew Arnold. The m0st popular antl
select edition OF the works OF one Of Epgland'a
greatest poets whose writings owe their celebrity
largely tn the excellent understanding they dis
play OF the sentiment and scouery of country
10. "a History Of Our Own Tires'' by jus
tin Mccarthy. An Important historical work,
admirably adapted for TIT combined entSftain-
ment and instruction Of youth.
1t will In seen that these books comprise wide
range and striking diversity Of the most brilliant
and pleasing productions of modern authors,
including Novels, Travels. Poetry, biography
and History, SO that all tastes may be cOnsultetl
and each subscriber will be embarrassed only by
the riches Of the variety in selecting his favor
lite book for free prize.
The regular subscription price for tho WEEKLY
COMMONWEALTH is III . per Year /; in clubs OF
getting mp the club. Agents getting up clubs
can send the dollar when received, and the paper
will be sept, and when the tenth dollar is receive
Ell, the COMMONWEALTH will be sent free year
to the Agent
Agents who send US asl 90 " q receive II COB.
sent to the subscribers to any i-est Office ip the
United States, and also receive the books selected
out of the above list. When n subscriptiOn of
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one is sent, forward us an extra dollar and we
Will send the two papers and the book.
Free Prize Book must he ordered ut the time the
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COMMONWEALTH, Topeka. Kan.