“Mr. Eastlake remembers that all builders and furnishers of houses are not rich; indeed, he gives especial thought to the thousands who greatly desire beautiful things, but _must have_ inexpensive ones; and this increases the practical value of the book.” SUPERB New Juveniles. THE “CAMPING OUT” SERIES. BY C. A. STEPHENS. CAMPING OUT. Illustrated. $1.50. “This book has our unqualified commendation. It is the story of a summer’s experience of four healthy, hearty boys, in the wilds of Maine. It is bright, breezy, wholesome, instructive; with no weakness or nonsense about it. It stands above the ordinary boys’ books of the day by a whole head and shoulders. We venture to predict for the series, of which this is the first volume, a sure success.”--_The Christian Register._ LEFT ON LABRADOR. 1 vol. 16mo. Illustrated. $1.50. “It is a rare book for boys, who will revel in its descriptions of Arctic scenery, of sports among the regions of cold, of the sights presented, snowy owls, narwhals, bears, and sea-horses. Then, the perils of the voyagers, their narrow escapes, their strange expedients, and the fun and jollity when danger had passed, will cheat young eyes of sleep, and make boys unconscious of hunger.”--_New Bedford Mercury._ OFF TO THE GEYSERS. 1 vol. 16mo. Illustrated. $1.50. “Messrs. Osgood & Co. have one series which is worthy of especial attention. There are three volumes of this--‘Camping Out,’ of which we have already spoken, ‘Left on Labrador,’ and ‘Off to the Geysers.’ Boys will like these stories, in spite of the amount of information they contain; for the narrative is dramatic, and the illusions well kept up from first to last. It is difficult to believe that Wade and Raed and Kit and Wash were not live boys, sailing up Hudson’s Straits, and reigning temporarily over an Esquimaux tribe; voyaging to Iceland, and lodging in the village of Reykjalith with a farmer, who read to them in the evenings out of the ‘Grettir Saga.’ The last half of the volume, ‘Off to the Geysers,’ is chiefly this beautiful and poetic Saga, rendered so simply that no boy of ten could fail to understand it. If Mr. Stephens continues to take his boys around the world in their Gloucester schooner, he will make a series of stories rivalling Mayne Reid’s in picturesqueness, and having far more verisimilitude in their atmosphere.”--_The Independent._ TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST. By RICHARD H. DANA, JR. _NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION._ $1.50. “It would be impertinence to praise so well known a book as Mr. Dana’s original work, but we may say that his added chapter, ‘Twenty-four Years After,’ is of very rare interest.”--_London Spectator._ ⁂ For sale by Booksellers. Sent, post-paid, on receipt of price by the Publishers, JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., Boston. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A Rose in June, by Mrs. Oliphant