175--Nick Carter’s Pointer; or, A Hungry Dog’s Dinner. 174--By Whose Hand; or, Nick Carter Advertises for a Cab-Driver. 173--Caught in Six Hours; or, Trouble in Room No. 46. 172--Burglar Joe; or, Nick Carter’s Leap in the Dark. 171--Nick Carter’s Little Shadow; or, The Man with the Yellow Dog. 170--Caught by Electricity; or, Nick Carter Bags an Old Offender. 169--Unmasked by Nick Carter; or, An Attempt at Blackmail. 168--Nick Carter’s Second Sight; or, A Dumfounded Prisoner. 167--Nick Carter Makes a Loan That Brings Him Big Returns. 166--Nick Carter Prevents a Disturbance, and Loses a Disguise. 165--Nick Carter in a Hole; or, A Plan to Catch Him That Didn’t Work. Back numbers always on hand. If you cannot get our publications from your newsdealer, five cents a copy will bring them to you by mail, postpaid. THE MEDAL LIBRARY. Oliver Optic and Others. The Right Books at the Right Price. There is a line of classics for youth--the books your fathers read--the books you want to read--the books the boys and girls will read and like as long as the English language endures. They have done more to shape the mind of American boys for the last fifty years than any others. We refer to the writings of Oliver Optic, Horatio Alger, Edward S. Ellis, Lieut. Lounsberry, James Otis, William Murray Graydon, etc. These names are familiar wherever the American flag floats. Unfortunately, they have heretofore been procurable only in expensive binding at from $1.00 to $1.50 each. The average boy has not got $1.50 to invest. Ten cents is nearer his price. We have made the ten cent book the leader with the elder readers. Now we are going to do the same thing for the boys, and give them their favorites in a form in every respect equal to our well-known Eagle and Magnet Libraries, at the uniform price of ten cents. Thousands of boys have asked us to issue this line. Thousands more are ready to buy it on sight. There is no line like it in the world. We can justly call it the Medal series, as every book will be a prize winner. It will contain no story that the boys have not approved as a “standard.” They have bought them by the thousands at $1.00 and upwards, and now they can get them for TEN CENTS A COPY.