“Each one of these sketches shows the sure touch and the constructive instinct of a born artist in letters.”—_The Literary World_ (Boston). “The whole book has a pungent originality, very grateful to the jaded reader of commonplace romance.”—_Christian Union._ “Mrs. Cavazza has made a great beginning in these stories, which will bear more than one reading, and which, as the work of a New England woman, are very remarkable. They are delightful, and they are mature.”—_Richard Henry Stoddard in Mail and Express._ =In Beaver Cove and Elsewhere.=—By MATT CRIM, author of “Adventures of a Fair Rebel.” This volume contains all of Miss Crim’s most famous short stories. These stories have received the highest praise from eminent critics, and have given Miss Crim a position among the leading lady writers of America. Illustrated by E. W. Kemble. Cloth, 8vo, $1.00. Paper, 50 cents. “Her stories bear the stamp of genius.”—_St. Paul Globe._ “A writer who has quickly won recognition by short stories of exceptional power.”—_The Independent._ “Miss Crim is a writer of rare dramatic power, and her relations of events in the old and new South are full of fire, picturesque description, and dramatic situations.”—_Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette._ “The true Crackers are of Northern Georgia, and Matt Crim is as much their delineator as is Miss Murfee the chronicler of the mountaineers of Tennessee.”—_New York Times._ =Adventures of a Fair Rebel.=—By MATT CRIM. This novel is the record of a deeply passionate nature, the interest in whose story is enhanced by her devotion to a lover, also a Southerner, compelled by his convictions to take service in the Northern army. Striking descriptions of the campaign in Georgia and the siege of Atlanta are given. With a frontispiece by Dan Beard. Cloth, 8vo, $1.00. Paper, 50 cents. “It is a love-story of unusual sweetness, pathos, and candor.”—_Christian Union._ “We advise all who love a good, pure novel to read ‘The Adventures of a Fair Rebel.’”—_Atlanta Herald._ “The incidents are varied, and the interest is never allowed to flag from opening to close of this enjoyable novel.”—_Philadelphia Ledger._ “The style is simple and straightforward, with fine touches here and there.... The showing forth of the best aspects on both sides of the dreadful struggle is skillfully done, avoiding false sentiment, and maintaining an almost judicial tone, which does not, however, lessen the interest of the story.”—_The Nation._ =The Master of Silence. A Romance.=—By IRVING BACHELLER. Readers of Mr. Bacheller’s stories and poems in the magazines will look with interest for his first extended effort in fiction. (“Fiction, Fact, and Fancy Series.”) Cloth, 12mo, 75 cents.