The Clifton clarion., 1888-04-04
Romeo and Juliet: by WILLIAM

Romeo and Juliet; by WILLIAM B[1Acx- This authors stories are always racy and an exquisite sketch of two foolish lovers, who mingle tender sentiment with the ludicrous in 8 way to make everybody smile.
 Enoch Arden; and other gems; by sweetness and touching psthos the great poet has never surpassed his Enoch Arden.n In this poeni not know the poetlaureate without knowing it.
 Miss TOosey's Mission; and dSndde: TT9 @ of those rarely conceived and every young person who has the world to face,
 William Shakespeare; How, When, Why, and What he Wrote: by II. A. TAISR Ihere never has been compressed into such brief as in this work by the brilliant French author 1t fbin,olP T open the eyes 9i the reader to thousand
 Doom; An Atlantic Episode: by Justin lIcCarthy. 4 powerful and thrilling story of life on an American liner The situations site The hand of n master is ysible from fi tbo at New York -N'---'
 The Lady of Lyons; by SIR E. BuLwER LYTToS. This is the Lady as seen in the celebrated play of the same name. It ranks as the prettest picture of devotion and sincerest expres
 stage The of % e1afd d Of oP the sentlng 1t to admrins audiences.
 Bulldog and Butterfly; by David Christie Murray. A spicily told story Bulldogs and Butterflies are ali around us. The su. thor clothes his realism in Earbs of pleasantly
 The Trial of PiclxWick: bv Charles Dickens. This is the first time the entire story of the gallant Pickwick's adventures in connected form. It abounds in ludcrous situa- tons and mirth-provol,ing incidents whose in ,erest IS heSte1ed by the wise comicaltes of the
 Clouds and Sunshine by Charles Reads. happily told story of farm lie full of pretty rural pictures and pastoral sen characters with passions and motives inst Ike 'city lo!ks" All in all, one of the most interesting and readable efforts of the illustrious author.
 Sweet is True Love; by the mcnt arrangement and reconciliation Full of pretty sketches of situation and character. thor's strongest stories.
 The Haunted House: by SIR E. BULwER LYTToN. This is one of the great authors gsintest conceits and happily told stories. Weird with feelings of delight. ~
 Dr. MaFigOld; by CHARLES DICKENS One of Dicken's crispest and most ter Reada6le Imaginable. and sure antidate 10 dTli care Every community needs its Dr. Marivoli" and all lovers take kindly to his -prescrption."
 On Her Wedding Morn; by ch9racter story, abounding in striking situations and stirring narrative Enlists warmest sy1npa- thies and riyets attention to the end
 Jack of All Trades; by CHARLES REApE. The wonderful trials of m artisan who didn't stick to his trade. Full of cnmical situa- tons funny incl lcnts of travel in FiIrone md Ailerlt2 ana thriltnS adventures as keeper cf q colossal elephant
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