The Washington bee., 1889-07-13

a SECTION 2.
O. HcsOp's Fables, The work oe
sn ancient genius Children have read ti,am for
centuries, and grown people quote them every d.y
a. Anecdotes of Public Men.
& se5tf agf ranfR TSbser clay pen LIN
cock Lee. and all the leading men of the century
43 Building Plans for Prac.
TICAi L0W-C%0ST % HOUSES. full descrip
price from $3.50 to S4.5OO Illustrated
~ Gems of the Poets. contain.
ing charming selections from Tennyson, Lonefel.
low, Whittier. Byron Shelly. Moore. Bryant. and
al ParlOr Magic and Chemi.
CAL EXPERIMENTS,a a book which tells how
TO perform hundreds of amusing tricks in magic
and Instructive experiments with simple agents
40 How to Make Poultry Pay. A
tsoRT TnR ontT ftos se e afs y MIR
Philadelphia: illustrated.
80 Robinson Crus0e. A thrilling
narrative by DANIEI7DEFoE describing the adven,
tures of a castaway in the South Pacific Ocean
80 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. Bv WILKIE
CoILINs, author of The Woman in White" etc
35 Nalerie'S Fate. A Novel. By Mrs
ALlxANDER, author of 1.-The wooing o't," etc
"a A Golden Dawn. A Novel BY
the author of Dora Thorne." etc
83 Dudley CarIeOn. A Novel. py
Miss NJ E. BRADDoN, author Of LADY Audley's
- 9eaping tI.J Whirlwind.
dlct5a's Il HoneT.@ @3!'' etc Ss'o' hAn Oh '
81 Gabriai'S a.drrEase. A Move.
BY AnkIE CoLIINs suthcr Of " No Name" etc
SECTION 5, beginning Nov. sta, 1887.
50 Doom! ri u Atlantic Epi-
S9DE. BY JUSTIN II. MCCARTHY. ATowerful an
hhnd a S master Pi is Wis Vise he from the ali aboard at
Liverpool othe terrible landing at New York.
81 WiIIiam Shakespeare;
Hoy MHrS Why AND WaA6 Sg oan HE WROTE By
such brief space so much about the immortal " Bard
author
Sc RasSeIas: Prince of AbySSinia.
By Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON. One of those immortal
writings by master mind which no one can afford
S G Tfad Is SS noe 81 sae Part Il H.
Is RASSELAS; Prince of Abyssinia. PartI
81 Money. BY Sir Il. Bulwer Lyt-
TON. Whoever has read Shakespesre's " Merchant
the above title, you see the coinage and hear the
jingle of the full play. N
50 Peg Wellington. BY Charles
READE This masterpiece by the hex great ;c 9Oyest t
minds ornament their work. Part IL
81. Peg wOFFINGTON. Part i.
81 Miss TOOSey'S Mission, and
told TTG 2 2is b So a gs WHICH spe
so Paul and Virginia. By Berna-
DIN DE ST. PIERRE. This elegant household
classic renews its freshness and beauty with every
reading 1t is the story that never dies" Part H.
~ PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part L.
As Cardinal Richelieu. By Sir f.
Hy. smbitions and Brilliant French priste us
sketched by Bulwer in his immortal play Of Card
a7 EnOch Arden, and other gems.
Fness and touching psRos The Ts peet has
never surpassed his " Enoch ArL2u."
46 Romeo andeJuIiet. 3v VIII
LIAM BLACK. An exquisite sketch n two fool.
sh lovers: who mingle tender sentiment with the
!udicrous in way 10 make everybody smile.
SECTION ), beginning FEB. 4th, 1858.
Il The Coming Race, or New
6ssSry Of lie among @ an ideal people found ID in TIE
Sn ms Of the earth where the beauties are Arcadian
boof Esh inoS6ss S6ee@ Part fSq I''e H. iFes
1--WE COMING RACE. Part Il.
6s bulldog and Butterfly. By
Davit Christie Murray sIicily told story of hTl.
man laracter, yet not bit overdrawn. BULLDOGS
and b tternies are ali around uI D
6s She; or Adventures i'm the
CAVES OF K0R. BY h. RIDER HAeaARD. This
unique and popular story is q new departure in the
field of fiction Its production has carried the
and variety Of the book make Il especially charming:
its narrative imparts pleasant thrill il glides
through wonderful scenes and startling evepta
Part ". a
81 SHE; or Adventures, etc. Part III.