Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-20
Lives Of Mckinley and Hobart.

B> Hon. Henry b. Russell
1t is the object of this book to give IA
clear. impartial, authentic, and com.
plete history of the public career and
private lives of William Mckinley and
Garret A, Hobart from boyhood to
dents, anecdotes, stories, and eXI err
fences that will reveal the true charac-
ter of the mel and enable us to see
them exactly AS they are.
II tells of the humble circumstances
of Mckinley's early days, of his life rs
II boy, of his years of unrcmittiny toll,
of his life as a country schoomaster, of
his splendid war record with its mani
fold thrilling experiences, of his career
aS law student and country attorney,
how he came to enter political life. to
momentious events that have trans
PRED sin &c, and the prominent part
! he took in them; of his record rs gov
crnor; Of his marriage, his home life,
and SO forth. In short, 1t is the most
complete and ex haustive record of his
| lit,A, ana so forth. In short, it is the
! most complete and exhaustive record
of his life and work that can possibly
| lie written, for much of it was penned
by his own hand. He supplied album
dant material to the author, and gave
IA 10. NJ lot al
tina, have not been supplied to any
other writer.
This Is not only the best but it i. the
| cheapest campaign book eXtant 1t
gives more matter of better quality,
aud very much finer engravings Than
any other, is more handsomely printed,
on better paper, more durahly bound,
ana is sold for very much less mo!ey
than any other book purporting to- be
Just As good as this. We believe
that one million copies will be sold,
because this is the people, edition, au
,horized 10y Mckinley himself, and its
| lrice--one dollar and upwards--hrnes
it within the reach of all. Its high
quality aud its low price mark an
epoch in the history of subscription
books. There l. no Life of tl1 Candl-
date. las good H." or as low in price a,
Hon Henry Il. Rus-cii'S.
It, author is distinguished As one of
the most brilliant journalists of our
day. As personal friend of both can
iidate-, it was natural that he should
be chosen a, their hiographer,
! The illustrations are mainly from
photographs supplied by Mckinley
himself and by members oi his family
They are beautiful specimens Of the
epuraver's skill.
We do not know when j4G pages
have given us more genuine pleasure.
II We speak warmly of the book, it *
bc,au-c il richly deserve, it. II is sold
only by agents, and j. meeting with
an enormous sale. Agents who intro
dutr a work like this ought Ia he cor
diaiiN welcomed. We believe that the
best Way To- keep out poor books is by
introducing good ones, and "A better
one than tins has never been brought
to our notice. 1t = Il high class book &,
richly illustrated, and odd III mar
veiouSlE low price. Iut IL INTO your
homes. II will he read over and over
agaiH hy oil and young. with pleasure
and lasting profit.
The work is published 10y the old
and weliku"wu firm of y. II. Worth
ington n to, Hartford. Conn, VIII"
want agents everywhere for it, and
whose imprint Is sutlicien; guarantee
of the excellence of the volume.
Miss NJ. r. Monkey. Agt., Lewiston.