The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-13
list OF WORKS TO SELECT FROM.

Is. Esop's Fables. The work OF an anc.ea.. s and
ius. Children have read them for centuries ara
grown people quote them every Gay: WASHINGTON.
Frank1in. Webster. cray, Iilden. Lincoln, scott,
Grant. Garfield. Gladstone, Butler, HANCOCK 'ee'
and ali the leading men of the century.
d.. Building Plans for Practical, Low-los1
Houses. A tull desc II Jtion and plans ut sisn1 hu ~
e1n houses, ranging in price from s5Oot 10 $'''W' -
d. Gems of the Poets. Containing cnsrming
selections from Tennyson, Longfellow, Whittier.
Byron, Shelley. Moore, Bryant r ana may Exn o.nsr
a book which tells how to perform huha!eus :.
amusing tricks in magic and instructive experiments
90 How to Make Poultry Pay. A practical and
instructive series Of articles by Mr.; i; =: Jac,os'
Poultry Editor Of Farm and Garden" fhlla.' mus
50. Robinson crusoe. A thrilling narrative oy
Daniel DeFoe, describing the adventures OF a cast
'y IS. !: The 'ee Laurel Ieu,s Bush, Anovel. By Miss Mu-
loch, author Of John Halifax. Gentleman :. etc
81. Anne. A novel; BY Mrs. Henry Wood an-
!" IS. I Sister Rose q A novel. BY wilkie colline,
author of 1.-The woman in White" etc.
IS. Valerie's Fate. a novel: by Mrs' ele&ahoef'
of "Dora Thornc." etc.
Braddan, antnor Of .'Lady Audiey's Secret etc.
Mary Cecil Hay, author Of "old Middleton's Money
81. Gabriel's Marriage. A novel. By Wilkie
| Collins, author Of $50 Name" etc.
50. Leeline; 4 noye,- BY Mar. Cecil Hay au-
-. shadows on the Snow. A novel. By B..
Farjeon. author of Bread-and Cheese and Kisses"
g; Dark Days. A novel. By the author of
i; Mildred Trevanion. A novel: ~ The
&c. At the Worlds Mercy A novel; BY For
IS. Called Back. A novel. By Hugh Conway.
Fl. 81 Popular Ballads. Same size as sheet
music. Wor-e of all the cd and new songs.
A very interesting and instructive book Of travels,
describing the peculiar life, habits, manners and Gus
toms Of the people of foreign countries.
| p. The Home Cock Book and Family Physl-
clan, containing hundreds of excellent cooking re-
| cipes and hints to house keepers; also telling how to
21. Useful knowledge for the Million, a handy
book Of useful information for all, upon many and
various subjects.
Il guide to poHteness and good breeding. giving the
rules of modern etiquette for all occasion.
IS. G5;;mm,s Fairy Stories tor the Young. The
children are all delighted with them.
IL. Fancy Work for Home Adornment, an en-
tirely new work upon this subject, containing easy
and practical Instructions for making fancy baskets,
wall pockets, brackets, needle work, embroidery, etc,
profusely and elegantly illustrated.
II. Jasper Danes Secret. A Novel. by Miss
NJ. I. Braddon, author of Aurora Floyd, etc.
III. Sixteen Complete Stories, by popular authors,
/ embracing lOfe, humorous anu detective SCOFlCS, eIO-
RES of society life, of adventure, of railway life, etc,
all very interesting.
Is. The Gray Woman. A novel. By Mrs. Cas-
kell, anthor OF Mary Barton, etc.
II. John Bowerbank's Wife. a novel. By Miss
Mulock, author 0, John Halifax Gentleman. etc.
II. The Budget Of Wit, Humor and Fun, a
large collection OF funny stories, sketches. anecdotes
poems, and jokes.
u: The Mystery Of the Holly Tree. A novel.
BY the author OF Dora ThOrne.
IL. Lady Gwendoline's Dream. A novel. BY
the author Of Dora Thorne.
10: Amos Barton. "A a noyel: BY George Eliot,
9. In Cupid S Net. A novel. BY the author Of
Dora 1'horne.
3. The Lady of the Lake, by Sir Walter Scott
The Lady OF the Lake is A romance in verse, and of
all the works of Scott none is more beautiful than
Wood, author of East Lynne, ctr.
6; The Frozen Deep. 4 novel, by Wi>ie Collins.
author Of The Won All IN White, ETC..
5. The Standard Letter Writer for Ladies' ard
Gentlemen. a complete guide to correspondence, Civ
ing plain directions FOR the composition ut ett"rs Of
| every kind, with innumerable forms and examples.
4 Dialogues, Recitations and Readings-a
large and choice collection for schoul exhibitions and
public and private entertainments.
;. Back to the Old Home. A novel. by Mary
+, Cecil Hav, author of Hidden Perils.
2. Winter Evening Recreations, a large cullec-
tion OF Acting Charades, Tab!caux, Games, Puzzles,
etc., for social gatherings, private theatric4l-, and
evenings ut home.
I. The Widow Bedott Papers. This is the hook
over which your grandmothers laughed I'll: they cried,
ann it rs lust as funny Today as it ever was.
IS. Jack of all Trades, by Charles Reade. The
wonderful trials of an artisan who didn't stick to his
trade: Full of comical situations, funny incidents of
travel In Europe and America, ard thrilling adycn-
lures as Keeper OF a colossal elephant.
81. Logs, Lord Berres!ord, by the Duchess.
This charming society story is one Of the beet from
the pen OF the popular author. 1t is spirited in ac-
ton, and full OF situations calculated to illustrate
high life and give piqusncy to the narrative. The
work Of a genius.
81. Clouds and Sunshine, by Charles Reade. A
happily told story Of tarm life, full OF pretty rural
pictures and pastoral sentiments. An ingenious plot,
exciting narrative, characters with passions and mo-
interesting and readable efforts Of the i]llustrious
author.
81. The Haunted House, by Sir f. Bulwer Iyt-
ton. This is one OF the great author 8 quainteet con-
ccits and happily told stories-weird and thrilling
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