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THE RALSTONS,

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A sequal to Katherine Lauderdale." by F.;
Marion Crawford. author of "Saracnesca,
Don Orsino" "Marion Darche," Etc. 2 vols
SIN. l2mo. buckram, 50 90.
MIR Crawford's pen portraits are wonder
fully vivid. His anal ysis of motive is keen and
subtle. His portrayal Of passion. be it love
or avarce, is most graphic. 1t CThe Rails
tons) is dramatic powerfully so ia Its &C
ton, and the reader will not lay down the
book till he has finished it"-BOstOn Adver:
tser.
"The Ralstons is in Mr.. Crawford's best
vein: the interest is unfagging throughout.
Never has the author done more brilliant, r
tstic work Ohio State journal.
COUSINS,
by L. r WdlfOrd author of 1.-THE Mischief of
Monica" Etc. Pub by Longmans & Co. Cloth
SIx5
EYES LIKE THE SEA,
by Mauqts Zokai. Translated from the Hun
garian by K. Nisbet Balm. Cloth s..
COURAGE,
by Charles Wagner. Cloth, 81 Is. A helpful
and valuable book for the young
BEFORE HE IS TWENTY,
Five perplexug phases of the boy question.
by Robertt J. Budette, Frances Hodg$on Bur
nett, EdlCdyd W. Box, Mrs Burton Harrison,
Mrs, Lyman abbott Cloth 75c
TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES.
pure woman fai h,ully portrayed, by ThoS.
Hdrdy. Cloth, 457 pages; Sl.50. One OF the
great novels of the century. New York
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VIGNETTES OF MANHATTAN,
by Brdnder Matthews, author of In the Yes
thule Limited" "The Royal Marine" Etc;
ornamental cloth $3.50
PEMBROKE,
Bv Mary E. Wilkins: Pub. by Harper Bros
$50 p; cloth $3.50
AGENTLEM OF FRANCE.
by Stanley Weynid1, author of my Lady
Roha, ""Under the Red Robe" etc. Cloth
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THE MANXMAN,
by Hal Came. author of "The Deemster,"
etc Pub. by Appleton & Co. Cloth $3.50
MARCELLA,
by Mrs Humphrey Ward author of David
Greeve, Robert Esmere,' etc
MADAME SANS GENE-A Historical Roma &c
by VictOrien SdrdOW; $50 pages, sixty Origi-
nal engravings, 81 co.
The work is written with dramatic and literary
ability. it is a romantic narrative Of the Napole.
Onic epoch of depth and power it arouses the
soul and Imagination of the reader and never per-
ms its interest to slacken: its emotions are ever
stirring and always ennobling; its language is
Chaste and flowing; it exposes grand period in
the worlds history, period that has been appro-
priaely described as the basis for modern Had:
it is made up of scenes that appeal to the roman
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most stirring any people have ever passed
through
ABRA HAM LINCOLN AND THE DOWN
FALL OF AMERICAN SLAVERY.
by Noah Brooks; Cloth, $3.50
TRILBY,-A novel.
By Geo DuMa1,rier, au, hor of 'Peter Tibet
SON. pr. 1854; ornamental cloth. $1.35
A HOUSE IN BLOOMSBURY
By Mrs, OLephd1lt cloth $l25.
THE OLD. OLD STORY,
A novel by Rose NOuchette Perry: cloth 81.
THE BELL RINGERS OF ANGELS"
And other stories A collection of short
stories, by Bret Hdrte, author of The Luck
of Roaring Camp "A Protege of Jack Ham
Inns" Etc; cloth $l25.
IN THE MIDST OF ALARMS,
BY Robert Barr; silver top; uncut edges;
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THE PEOPLE OF THE MIST,
By Rider Hdggard author of"Allen Quarter;
MAN," She. Taking SolOmon's Names" Etc.
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POMONA'S TRAVELS,
by Frank r, Stockton, author of "Rudder
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THE PARASITE.-A story,
by 4. Conan Doyle, author of micah Clarke,
"The Refugees" Etc. $l.0O.
JOHN MARCH. SOUTHENER,
BY George W. Gable, author of "Old Creole
Days" "Bonayenture," Etc; 81 so.
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