“Marked by that attractive originality which is the author’s peculiar possession, and in which quaint and piquant humor and simple pathos are deftly and fascinatingly mingled. It is charming reading. It is beautifully printed and illustrated.”—_Boston Saturday Evening Gazette._ =PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.= By FRANK R. STOCKTON. With 46 illustrations by JOSEPH PENNELL, ALFRED PARSONS and others. One volume, square 8vo, $2.00. “In Frank Stockton, the boys and girls have a cicerone skilled in the art of conversation, a traveler conversant with all the curious and characteristic things of the Old World, and a story teller renowned for the audacity of his stories.”—_Critic._ STOCKTON’S OTHER BOOKS =The Story of Viteau.= With 16 full-page illustrations by R. B. BIRCH. 12mo, extra cloth, $1.50. “It is as romantic and absorbing as any boy could wish for, full of adventure and daring, and yet told in excellent spirit and with a true literary instinct.”—_Christian Union._ =A Jolly Fellowship.= With 20 illustrations. 12mo, $1.50. “We can think of no book published the present season which will more delight the wide-awake, adventure-loving boy. It is, to borrow the adjective from the title, just ‘jolly.’”—_Boston Transcript._ =The Floating Prince and Other Fairy Tales.= With illustrations. Square 8vo, $1.50. “These tales are full of the quaintest conceits and the oddest fancies, and the strange adventures in which the different characters engage are just the kind to excite the intense interest of children.”—_Philadelphia Bulletin._ =The Ting-A-Ling Tales.= With numerous illustrations. 12mo, $1.00. “It would be difficult to find anything more dainty, fanciful and humorous than these tales of magic, fairies, dwarfs and giants. There is a vein of satire in them, too which adult readers will enjoy.”—_N. Y. Herald._ =Roundabout Rambles in Lands of Fact and Fiction.= With 200 illustrations. Square 8vo, $1.50. =Tales Out of School.= With nearly 200 illustrations. Square 8vo, $1.50. “The volumes are profusely illustrated and contain the most entertaining sketches in Mr. Stockton’s most entertaining manner.”—_Christian Union._ HENRY M. STANLEY’S NEW BOOK FOR BOYS, NOW IN PRESS The volume consists of legends and folk-tales communicated to the explorer by his native followers during his long and perilous journeys through the great forests of the Dark Continent. They are fascinating stories of strange scenes and incidents among the tribes of Central Africa, and are narrated in the authors’ well-known, graphic, picturesque style, and attractively illustrated. MY KALULU PRINCE, KING AND SLAVE. A story of Central Africa. By HENRY M. STANLEY. One volume, 12mo., new edition, with many illustrations, $1.50. “A fresh, breezy, stirring story for youths, interesting in itself and full of information regarding life in the interior of the continent in which its scenes are laid.”—_The New York Times._ HEROES OF THE OLDEN TIME