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-Noyelists. Poets Historians, and General Writer'S
CHOICE THINGS lasting through the entire y
a SECTION 3.
d IfGsOp's Fables. The work Of
an ancient genius. Children have read them for
centuries and grown people quote them every day.
ii Anecdotes of fPublic Men.
eon ared Mddesd adsf6Bs a %
cock, Lee. and all the leading men Of the century.
AZ Building Plans for Prac-
TLCAt L;0W;sC0SST Low = I:SI HOUSES. A full descrp
price from $500 to s4,5OO. Illustrated.
AZ Gems of the Poets. contain.
ing charming selections from Tennyson. Longfel.
low Whittier 4dis Byron. shelly. Moore. Bryant, and
Al ParlOr Magic and Chemi-
CAL EXPERIM MENTs, book which tells how
and instructive experiments with simple agents.
10 How to Make Poultry Pay. A
teoh2 and Fory ffos se pf articles Mr.
Philadelphia: illustrated.
SO Robinson Crus0e. A thrilling
narrative by DANIEL DEFoE, describing the adven.
tures of a castaway in the south Pacific Ocean '
SO The Laurel Bush. BY MISS Mu.
LOCK, author of John Halifax, Gentleman" etc
81 Annie. A Novel. By Mrs. HENRY
WooD author Of "East Lynne"'
36 Sister Rose. A Novel. By W1LKIE
COLLINS. author of "The Woman in White" etc.
35 Valerie'S Fate. A Novel, By Mrs.
ALryANDER, author of 1.-The wooing OFT" etc.
"a A Golden Dawn. A Novel. BY
the author of Dora Thorne." etc.
SO Dudley CarleOn. A Novel. By
Miss MISS n E. BRADDoN, author Of LADY Audley's
81 Reaping the Whirlwind. A
SIoes N9ye B onH NARY fa CECIL HAz author Of "old -
81 Gahriel's Marriage. A Move,
By WTLKIE COLLINS. author Of % No Name" etc.
SECTION i, beginning NOV. 5rh. 1887.
So Doom! an Atlantic Epi-
S0DE. BY JUSTIN H. MCCARTHY. Apowerful and
thrilling story OF life on an, an American f IN liner nhf
Liverpool TO the terrible landing at New York.
81 William Shakespeare;
How, WHEN, Why AND WHAT HE WROTE. BY: H.
A. TAME. There never has been compressed into
such brief space much about the immortal " Bard
of Avon as i'll this work OF the brilliant French
author.
Sc RasSelas; Prince of Abyssinia.
By DR.. SAMUEL JOHNSON. One of those immortal
writings BY master mind II whe s no one Sss afford # t
harsst m99ds snd nGbes IT. tasPIatiGfnis Part % II
54 Money. BY Sir e. Bulwer Lyt-
of Venice +" should read Bulwer's Money! Under
the above title You see the coinage and hear the
jingle of the full play.
50 Peg WOffingt0n. BY Charles
READE:, This masterpiece by the great eat novelist
Is of those exquisite moSaics with which great
minds ornament their work Part III.
81 Pee; WOFFINGTON. Part L.
81 Miss TOOsey's Mission. and
LADDIE. Two of those rarely. conceived and
charrningy told stories of home aIi duty which
fresh and inspire.
so Paul and Virginia. By Berma-
DIN DE ST. PIERRE. This elegant household
Tad6 f Is e he eoy that aa Rady ds %' Pr
A. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part L.
4S Cardinal Richelieu. By Sir E.
willy, ambitious and brilliant French primate,
sketehed by Bulwer in his Immortal play OF Cardi-
nal Richeeu, is the one which has become historic.
AZ EnOch Arden, and other gems.
BY o1d 4be rrat st
never surpassed his " Enoch ArC.@n,"
46 Romeo and Juliet. By Will
LIAM BLACK. An exquisite sketch f two fool
ish lovers. who nlingle tender sentiment with the
iudicrous in way to make everybody smile.