Youth's golden cycle, or, Round the globe in sixty chapters
Subtitle: showing how to get on in the world, with hints on sucess in life; examples of successful men; the blessings of loving mothers, careful housewives, clean, cozy homes; what and how to eat and drink; what to read and how to write; the structure and uses of the most important members of the body; how to be and keep strong; the wonders of creation, science and art; little things--their importance; entertaining stories of animals; animals--their language and habits; "Queer fishes"; a chamber of marvels; ballads, poetry, fiction, etc., etc
By: By John Fraser, A.M., professor of rhetoric and English literature in the University of Chicago; author of "From Chaucer to Longfellow," "Archie Gascoigne; a romance of Skye," "History of Scottish chap-books," etc., etc. ; Illustrated. ; Sold by subscription only
Publisher: W.M. Patterson & Co.
Published: 1886
Place of publication: Philadelphia and Chicago
Language: eng
Subjects: Conduct of life; Dummies (Bookselling); Specimens
Other titles: Round the globe in sixty chapters
Notes: Salesman's sample book containing selections of text and plates, with sample spines.