If we forget all else in the story, we will remember Mr. Sabin, and freely account him a man of mark among the thronging characters of latter-day literature.—Boston Courier. LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., Publishers, BOSTON At all Booksellers A Powerful American Novel THE VISION OF ELIJAH BERL By FRANK LEWIS NASON Author of “The Blue Goose” and “To the End of the Trail” 12mo. Decorated cloth. $1.50 Mr. Nason’s new novel deals with the beginnings of orange growing in California by irrigation. Elijah Berl, a New Englander, emigrates to California, and dreams of the time when the barren region in which he has settled shall “blossom as the rose.” Engineering ambitions, the formation of a company for the development of the orange industry, the building of an irrigation dam, and the collapse of a land boom, furnish the author material for a well-constructed plot. A Story of Adventure, Intrigue, and Love A PRINCE OF LOVERS By SIR WILLIAM MAGNAY Author of “The Red Chancellor,” etc. Illustrated by Cyrus Cuneo. 12mo. $1.50 In this new novel by Sir William Magnay, the heroine, “Princess Ruperta,” a princess of the blood royal, sick of the monotony and unreality of Court, goes out one night, incognito, with her maid. Danger unexpectedly threatens her, and when she is gallantly rescued from this danger by a young and handsome stranger, it is not unnatural that (betrothed compulsorily as she is for State reasons to a royal person whom she has never seen) love is born in the heart of the Princess as well as in that of her unknown rescuer. Then follows a series of adventures brilliantly imagined and enthrallingly told. LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., Publishers BOSTON, MASS. End of Project Gutenberg's Justin Wingate, Ranchman, by John H. Whitson