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OUR FIGHT WITH TAMMANY,
by ReU Charles II. Ptrhhurst, d, d., cloth;

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alt is book that will do immense good No
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once with its evident facts, It's earnestness."-
Christian Work
There can be no doubt that DIR. Tarkhurst's
book will have wide sale not only because 1t
gives the whole story Of crusade in condensed,
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read it TO learn how the work Of reformation may
be carried on The book is a monument to DR..
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A DONNIE IN BIBLE LANDS,
by ReU Il. q Read, formerly pastor of the
S. cond Congregational church, Bennington;
cloth Sl.j0.
THE DEVILS PLAYGROUND,
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THE RALSTONS, ..
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sequtl to Katherine Lauderdalc. by r.
Marion Crawford. author of rs raCinesca,"
Don OrsiuO." "MariOn Ddrche,' Etc. vols
SIN. l2mO. buckram, 50 co.
mr. Criwford's pen portraits are wonder
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COUSINS,
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EYES LIKE THE SEA,
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COURAGE,
by Charles Wagner. Cloth, 81 25. A helpful
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BEFORE HE Is TWENTY, ..F
Five perplrXing phases of the boy question
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TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES.
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| A GENTL EN- AN OF FRANCE,
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THE MANXMAN,
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MARCEILA,
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MADAME NSGENE-A Historical Roma ce
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE DOWN
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! THE PEOPLE OF THE MIST
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| POMONA'S TRAVELS.
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! THE PARASI TEA story,
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