Tells what occupation to adopt, and what line of life to follow, what associates and partners to choose, how to recognize the possibilities and limitations of our friends and ourselves, and of other important matters to human life, including suggestions on marriage, being mainly culled from the minds of ancient and modern philosophers. Illustrated, cloth bound. THE WAY OF A MAN WITH A MAID. By FRANCES GORDON FANE. A clever, well-written story, full of love and pathos, and thrilling with dramatic crises. Each step of the domestic tragedy is skilfully portrayed, until the final climax is reached. "Its author has made it a powerful, telling story to read."--_N.Y. World_. THE CROSSROADS OF DESTINY, a Story of Chivalry in the Fifteenth Century. By JOHN P. RITTER. Author of "The Man Who Dared." This is a wonderfully interesting story, and will find a welcome with all who love to read of deeds of chivalry. "It is a clean, clear and clever story of chivalry at its best, and will find a great many well-pleased readers."--_New York World_. Cloth bound, illustrated. A MASTER OF FORTUNE, being Further Adventures of "Captain Kettle." By CUTCLIFFE HYNE. "It has the dash and tinge of reality that makes you feel as if you were in the midst of it all."--_Detroit Free Press._ "The many readers who followed with bated breath the wild adventures of Captain Kettle in the book named for him, will welcome Cutcliffe Hyne's new collection of tales dealing with that remarkable sea dog. The volume is well called 'A Master of Fortune.'"--_Philadelphia Press._ "Nobody who has followed the gallant sailor--diminutive, but oh, my!--in his previous adventures around the earth, is going to miss this red-hot volume of marvelous exploits."--_N. Y. World._ THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN KETTLE. By CUTCLIFFE HYNE. The best sea story since the days of Marryat. Captain Kettle is a devil-may-care sea dog, half pirate and half preacher. The author carries him through many hairbreadth escapes and makes him a character that will live long in the annals of fiction. The success of this book is marvelous. THE MULLIGANS. A Novel. By EDWARD HARRIGAN. The _New York World_ says: "Mr. Harrigan gave to his Mulligan dramas the most distinctly typical character plays which have ever been seen on the native stage. They were studied and displayed straight from the life of New York and their popularity was unbounded. His book is one of the most generally interesting of the new season's output." _It is a marvelously entertaining novel, possessing a keenness of wit and humor unsurpassed by any recent work. All the characters stand out, as true to life, as natural and as vivid as if portrayed by Dickens._ NORMAN HOLT, a Story of the Army of the Cumberland. By GENERAL (Capt.) CHARLES KING.