The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26

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fhs wonderful trials of artisan who didn't stick bis
trade Fuof eomcal situseas funny incidents Of travel
OF . colossal elephant
q Lows, Lord d: rrrsford; By the', ,
~ &c . sss IN; IN ,osion and G -
situations calculated to illustrate high life and give
piquancy the narrative. The work of genius.
SO Clouds and Saws ire. BY Charles Reade.
happily told o. firia full of pretty rural pictures
and pastoral sentiments An enious plot exciting
s All in all one ii the os. Interesting and readable
efforts Of the il!ustricus author.
g.. The Itaun:e; Z ase; By Sir E. Bulwer
.Ss apnV ,as Stories sa' a ns
Everybody reads it With fseia IS Of delight.
wa;e % f.ss Like II Of GhS ant wnas ns
works the ne mod Of anaiys and compressed
tor times, style from les pages
than from other source.
g. DR.. Marigoid. By Charles Dickens One
and curious character Reaanhe laaghablo and sure
Masso and kindly his prescriptions.
q: The Knisstsa,rri5se ssystesr ~ BY
IS Conceaiment is the artists till after
Winding through forest 81 mysteres the fearful cloud
watcr-spous.
rs Allan Qnatermnir the l-test and best
ths story of African adventure til author surasses the
glowing descriptive vigo- startling situation and thrilling
exciting romance has to the surface in
English literature snd must share the popularity of all his
other works. Part l.
76. Allan (uatcrmain. Part IL
n. Allan Quaternsain. Part Ill
Is. Allan Quaternlain. Part ".
a. The Trial Of Picawiclx. By Charles
Dickens, This is the frs. tim te entire story Of the
n. an @ ss nd' in
"a Duty Un.o Death, or Life and Wor'' OF
Northwest. b. his brother, john A. iadiock The m"der
e e 1a champion sent thrill
Northwest and entire country. The wofk Is an ably
graphic account Of his assassination. Part
49, Duty Unto Death. etc. Part II.
10 The Coming Race, or ,. New Ut s Ey
ideal people found in OF earth. where the
beauties are Arcaaan the form perfect. tine snoIs1 pure
II. The Coming Race, or New Utopia. Fart II
Tie Murray spcy told story CT human character Yet
not Bit overdrawn bulldogs and Butterflies ere all
around US.
e. She: or Adventures in the Caves Of Kcr. BY
H. Rider Hasgarl. Thi. unique snd popular story is
nsrr;aa s sho mo fame as wer All artist. The
ysor varsity of the book MAJ e.peeiay esasn
wonde.i ui scenes and startling events. Part
S. She; or Adventures etc. Part Il.
ST. she; or Adventures, etc. Fart Ill
es She: or Adventures, etc. Part ".
g. C.,,deron the Ceurtier. Ey Sir = .l Dul:
stories Full graphic situations quick action and rare
information
G.. stabbed in the Dz-!5. By r lynn
Linton strons. stirring story q tie Old Nearoan o.
b. author who in:>Ets inseni1s plots anu haiaios
Intricate situations like q master. Par: l.
y,rf
81. The Cricket On the Hearth. Dy Charles
written By Dickens An ove ~ - beauty and ra;hss
and will preserved AMI real long after sone OF ms
most imaginative wors have BEEN krset:en.
The Lady ef yegs By sr p pisy
ne same name 1t r-e picture Of tsvo
ton xprcssou of tie tender rasi ever
placed on the stage
tie Murray This a,tlt is raas il ,erous aad racy IN
is held tue last in spsil wach maxes hin regret
the end of the story
g. Doom: An Atlantic Tp'soda T;,y yua.in
American liner The situations ne pa.a;a t.' r,: IL.
the kethins exaai,:;e hs1 Of rsssT Is
landing Al New YORK..
81 william ssaksGrarc; Toy, When.
WY and Mns nc o rre5 M spsce 50 n about
n. sss is slnsraI Esd Of avon as Ii vo Of he
to thousand tlings lie dreamed Of
s. Isesse,as. Prince CT Abyssnio. by DR..
Samuel ,o,ns5Y. O.a of those itamorta writings by Z
mind which can nErd not to read III u
story Of the human heart IL is hani 50 moods, earnest
longing and noblest aspirations. Part /.
e. I,asse,as. Prince OF Abyss.aia. Part IT.
ST. Money. BY Sir f. Bulwer Lytton. Who
ever real shasspcares Merchant Of We Should read
Buiwer's MONEY! Under the ahnve ti.ss ycu sec the
coinage and here the Jingle OF the fun play
g. Peg Wof,rg;oY. EY Charles Roa6.c. This
master se ~ the novelist is q those exquisite
with which minds ornament toir work No
10 know Peg Wellington Is not TO know Rcade. Part
g. Peg HofslrRton. Fart II.
81! Miss TCoacyss Mission, and Iat,die. Two
o. those rarely conceived and charmusy told stories
hume duty which refresh and inspire They ought
be read by every young who has the world 70 lace
70 Paul aud virgin,r. BY Berratiin do st
Pierre This elegant household classic raews Us iesanes
and beauty with every rcaitns. 1t Is the stors tha
dies told Ia the puscst language and aeress s 10
Part l.
80. Paul and Virginia. Part II.
IS. Cardinal Escheiieu. by f.r T. bniwal
Iycn. The character Of the willy ambitious ana esiiin
French primate AZ sketched by Bulwer Il his minora
historic It Is masterpiece OF dramatic e'mposion.
a. En0csl arden, aad other re.rs. BY M.ret
Tcnnyson. purity cf STYLE genuine sween ess sns
touching pehos the poet has neve nf
"Enoch Arden" OF human affection hs IS .
his best. aud know the poet-aureae "noa
knowing It,
49, Romeo and Juliet. by William Black
An exquisite stetch Of foolish lovers who ne
sentiment with the lndicrous in WY to make cveryood
smile. This suthors stories always rscy and m
telling points.
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