The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-27

81 John Milton. When, Vhv and Wba,
Wrote, bs II. a: Tame Like all of this brilliant AM NJ
thOr's works, the pres: nj one is u model o. ano,rs;,
and compressed information. 1t is fun of surnri.as
and one can get a better idea of Milton. his times'
style and works from its pages than from sny 1tho,,
source '~'
80 DR.. Marigold, by Charles Dickens one r.
Dickens crixpest and most amusing sketches NJ
quaint and cnfione character. Readable, laugbat,aa
ard a sure az tidote to dull care. Every commnn;,.
needs its Or. Malisold and all lovers take kindly ~
his prescriptions.
-, The Knightsbridge Mystery, by Charlie,
ingly told stories which immortal. zed Reade TNo
plot is a work Of art Conccalment g the ar,stn.
game till after winding through a crest Of mr>.etitz-
the tear full Cloud bursts on the reader like an Anina,
avalanche or ocean waferspout
IS Allan Q~uatermain, the latest and best move,
from the pen IF the popular II. Rider Haesard. In
this stcry OF African adventure, the author snrpsss,s
the glowing dr>cli ptive vigD5, Startling situation and
Thrilling. activity that maze she such a rpvelstinn
in iicfioa No n"re .xri,i1e omance ! as ever c"re
TO the .mface in En- l'sh Literature, and it must share
the popularity of all his other works. Part |,
Il. Allan Q~uatermaln. Patti.
=: Allan 2uatermain. Part IL
Is. Allan Qua ermain Part ~.
IA. The Trial OF Pickwick. BY Charles Dickens
This is the first time the entire story of the gallant
Plckwlck adventures With the imprt sslorahe Mr..
Bardeli has appeared in connected form. 1t abounds
in ludicrous situations and mirth. prov king incidents.
y. Duty Unto Death, or Life aud Work of Rev,
George Z Haddock, Apostle of Prohibition in the
! Northwest. By his brother. John A. Hsddock, The
-" ~ 1919 SAN"S - AAiA ltliN Ill oIdtUln V
eloquent Temperance champion sent a thrill Of horror
through the Northwest and entire country. he work
Is an ably written review o. the man and his career,
and contains a graphic account of his assassination
Part /.
10. Drty Unto Death, etc. Part IL
10. The Coming Race, or New Utopia. By Sir E.
BuIwer Ly1ton. A thrilling history of lite among an
ideal people found in the cent er Of the earth, where
the beauties are Arcadian, the form perfect, the
Thought pure md motive tree. A charming book
light,. cheerful. Part l.
| -. The Coming Race or New I'toui, Port II
CD. Bulldog and Butterfly, by David Christie
MURRAY. y spiclly told story OF human character. yet
not a hit overcrawn. Bulldogs aid Butterflies area
around us
Is. She, or Adventures in the Caves of Ko.. 81
IL, Rider Haegard: This unique and popular storyis
tion has carried the author into fame as a writer and
artist. The vigor and variety of the book make it
especially charming: its narrative imparts a pleasant
thrill as it slides through wonderful scenes and start
ling events. Part 1.
t6 She, or Adventures, etc. Part II
u. She, or Adventures, etc. Part III.
is. She, or Adventures, etc. Part ".
"a. Calderon the courtier. BY Sr E.. Buiwcr Lt.
ton. One of the best of the great authors historic
stores, Full of graphic situations, quick action and
rare information.
62. Stabbed in the Dark, by 9. Lynn Linton. A
strong, stirring story OF the old Neapo'itan DAYS, BY
an author who invents ingenious pots and handles in
tricate situations like a master. Part l.
t3. Stabbed in the Dark. Part II.
I'll. The Cricket on the Hearth, by Charles Dick.
ems One OF the sweetest and tenderest things ever
| L tt DiCktHS. All love II IN IN I'll NWu
! pathos, and it will be preserved and read long siur
some OF his most imasir alive work. have been for.
gotten.
60. The Lady Of Lyons, By Sir E Bulwer Lyt-
ton. Thi- is the Lady is seen in the celebrated play
| of the sam. name. It ranks as the prertiest plc,uie
Of devotion and si,cerest exp, ession of the tender
passion ever placed on the stage.
50. Julia and Her Romeo, by David Christie Mur.
ray, Tni> author is always ingenious and racy. III
Jnl, and Her Rome, he is particularly charming.
Tac reade is held to the last in a spell which makes
hun reyfct the end OF the story.
IS. Doom! An Atlantic episode, by Justin IL
Nc arfhy ! powerful aud thrilling story OF HE on
an 'm+1'can liner: The situations are natural: the
plo' intense, ne sketchlns exqnlsl'e. he 1aHd OF a
mas5ti is visible from the all ahoard' at Liverpool
10 the ,er.,9ie landing at New York. i,
-. Wiliiam shaksPeare: How, W hen Why ana
hsln d II "aote; ny u. a anne. mere never n,
nee = ,a,i res> sp ln.o soen pr,et space so mneh aonne
t IN; am inimlp lal .baId or aven, as III TINS Work OF we
pfi1ial. t'eheh ai'hor. II Will open the eyes OF Tue
e az , . .'os>'I, .nla = ne neSsr uFean+n ~:
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