Domestic fiction; Impostors and imposture -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; New England -- Fiction; Wills -- Fiction
THE IRON BRIGADE, a Story of the Army of the Potomac. (Fourth Edition)
By =General Charles King=. Illustrations by =R. F. Zogbaum=. In
choosing the subject of this story General King has taken one of the
most gallant and heroic organizations of the Civil War, and woven
around it many intensely interesting historic scenes. Sketches of
Lincoln, Stanton, Grant, Meade and other prominent characters of the
time lend much to the holding power of the story. Illustrated. Cloth
bound, $1.50.
DENSLOW’S NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. (30th Thousand)
The old classic story, illustrated by =W. W. Denslow=. Here is the
best Christmas story ever told. The man is yet to be born who can
write anything to supersede what has made St. Nicholas and his tiny
reindeer living and breathing realities to millions of children
throughout the world.
Embellished, as it is, with the whimsical humor of Mr. Denslow’s
inimitable drawings, produced in colors by the most beautiful
printing, it will eclipse all other juvenile picture books of the
year. A large quarto, handsomely bound in cloth or illuminated board
cover, $1.50.
DENSLOW’S ONE RING CIRCUS, and Other Stories,
containing:
One Ring Circus,
5 Little Pigs,
A B C Book,
Zoo,
Tom Thumb,
Jack and the Bean-stalk.
The six bound in cloth, decorative cover, $1.25.
DENSLOW’S HUMPTY DUMPTY, and Other Stories, containing:
Humpty Dumpty
Mary had a Little Lamb
Little Red Riding Hood
Old Mother Hubbard
The Three Bears
House that Jack Built
The six bound in cloth, decorative cover, $1.25.
MR. SHARPTOOTH, a Juvenile Story of A Bad Wolf and A Good Boy
By =Joe. Kerr=. With 64 pages of beautiful, four-color pictures from
drawings by =Robert H. Porteous=.
A most charming and attractive juvenile picture book. The story itself
is unique in conception, the drawings are beautiful in design, and
are both humorous and pathetic. First edition, 10,000 copies.
Quarto, cloth cover, price, $1.25.
ECCENTRICITIES OF GENIUS, Memories of Famous Men and Women of the
Platform and Stage
By =Major J. B. Pond=. These biographical sketches of notable Orators,
Preachers, and Lecturers, descriptive of the personal traits of
character of the many noted persons who have publicly appeared under
the management of Major Pond, are thrillingly and forcibly told. A
magnificent octavo volume containing early one hundred half-tone
portrait illustrations. Cloth bound, $3.50.
UNDER A LUCKY STAR, a New Book on Astrology
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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