“A veritable children’s book, but of that best kind which grown-up people also enjoy.”—_Canada Presbyterian._ “This is a delightful book for little children; bright, wholesome, full of subtle touches of nature, and the best of teaching. . . We tried the book on a bright boy of four, and found it take immensely and at once.”—_The Wesleyan._ A Lady writes from London, Eng. “‘Cot and Cradle Stories’ is a delightful collection of the realistic, detailed histories of animals, birds and children, so dear to little people. . . It is difficult to overrate the charm of a book like this to young children, and the only difficulty I found in reading it aloud was that each story was asked for so often that I nearly despaired of getting to the next.” =CANADIAN WILD FLOWERS.= By Agnes (FitzGibbon) Chamberlin. With botanical descriptions by Mrs. Traill. Embellished with ten full-page plates of native wild flowers, drawn and colored by hand by Mrs. Chamberlin. Extra English cloth, with floral design and title in gold, and with floral title-page in natural colors. Limited edition. Price, $6.00. =LOST IN THE BACKWOODS: A Tale of the Canadian= =Forest.= This story, written in 1846, and which so many of the men and women of Canada read with delight in the days of childhood, under its then title of the “Canadian Crusoes,” is still a favorite with the young. Cloth, illustrated, 90 cents. =IN THE FOREST: or, Pictures of Life and Scenery in the Woods of Canada.= As with all Mrs. Traill’s works, this story abounds in references to the wild animals and the birds of the Canadian forests. Cloth, illustrated, 70 cents. =WILLIAM BRIGGS= Wesley Buildings TORONTO, CAN In the Days of the Canada Company ...By... _ROBINA AND KATHLEEN M. LIZARS_ With Introduction by REV. PRINCIPAL GRANT, D. D., LL. D. =Price, postpaid • $2.00= CONTENTS: Spirit of the Times—The Father of the Company—Canada as the Company Found It—The Face of the Land—From Champlain to Gooding—The Kings of the Canada Company—The Colborne Clique—Gairbraid—Lunderston—Meadowlands—The Canada Company _vs._ The People—The People _vs._ The Canada Company—A Social Pot-Pourri—The Heart of Huron—The Bonnie Easthopes—The Cairn. Personal and Press Comments. “From beginning to end the charm of the book holds us.”—_Stratford Herald._ “It is full of the most readable gossip and the spiciest of sketches.”—_Stratford_ _Beacon._ “This is a book purely Canadian, and a credit to our literature.”—_Educational_ _Journal._