The Clifton clarion., 1888-01-04

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 Romeo and Juliet; by WILLIAM B1Ac This authors stories are always i rfcy and "a full of telling points. His Romeo ana Jullet ls nn s5l.ss .er se5ea en 'wI wt tRe udcrous in way to make everybody smile.
 En0ch Arden; and other gems; by Es Ten99yyssSe 9 yysSsen For % %HiY YSs G5 s oG has never surpassed his Enoch Arden.n In this poem 3o, 3S Know fnow the poetiaureats withor: knowing it
 Hiss Toosey's Mission; and I.nddle. Two of those rarely conceived ana and oharmngiy told stories of home and duty WihSn t every young person who hrs the world to face.
 William Shakspeare; How, When. Why and What he Wrote; by II. A T4IsE; Is in this work by th. brilliant French anthor I; things never before dreaned of
 Doom; An Atlantic Episode; by Justin iIcCarthy. A powerful .a and thrilliEng lig story af e f G ap Po aoase the ssdchns e1q site The hand of master is is yisi5le, iron nd the
 The Lady of Lyons; by SIR E. BuLwER LYrToS. This is the Lady as seen in tho celebrated play of the same name It ranks ss the aicn of the tender passion" ever placed on the stsi;e The queens of tho drama never tire of pre- sentiny it to admiring audiences.
 Bulldog and Butterfly; by David Christie Nurrry. A sptcily told story 9t human ehSIaeteE vt n9t 6s 9yeFFsw , Te s, thor clothes his realism in garbs Gi plcasantfy and huInCr Hence his stories gro hits
 The Trial of PickWicfl; by Charles DIckrBs. This is the tirss time .,, the with the iinnressonablc Mrs. Barde has sppeered in connected form It abonnds in luticrops slfte R tsret is heightel5 b. tho wise ccmcGlt:cs ci thc '~lll0rtll sam Weller. 6.
 Clouds and SunShine: by Charles Rende. heppily told story of ], fsT1 Tn timents. An ingenious plot, exciting narrative characters with passions and motives ii:S l.ke ct3 folks" All in all. one Of the most interesting ant readable efforts of the iliustrious author.
 Sweet is True Love; by tho "Duchess.' touching story, of disaIp2Siint IpSi | rncnt. estrangement and reconclaton. Full 2 pretty sketches of situation and chaiacter. rigorous and pleasing narrative. One of the all thor's strongest stor1es.
 The Haunted House; by STR F Br-ITFR LTTToN. This Is one of the great author cusintest conceits and happily told store5 d Msir $ and thrilling throughout Everybody reaos E with feelings of dalight.
 2 pr. MariGOld; by CHARLIE 4 DICKENS One Of Dickens crispest and mos 2 tniusiny sketches of quaint and curious charat te Rseable lsnghnails& & and saeFs m fa4te m 70 G and all lovers take kindly to his 'prescriptio1''
 On Her Wedding Morn; b Rerthn nI. Clay. Avery strong and charIaln l character story, abounding In str:klns sitnatloI @ aha 6 frfa and ros attention lhss to the end
 Jack of All Trades; by CHARLIE RFtpE The wonderful trials of an artisan wh iidn't stick to his trade. Full of comical sisu tions funny incidents of travel in Europe afi America, and thrilling adventures as keeper or colossal elephant.
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