"It is a story that arouses the interest of the reader from the outset."--_Pittsburg Gazette._ "The best work by this author."--_Philada. Telegraph._ _Over Yonder._ _From the German of E. Marlitt,_ author of "Countess Gisela," "Gold Elsie," &c. Third edition. With a full-page Illustration. 8vo. Paper cover, 30cts. "'Over Yonder' is a charming novelette. The admirers of 'Old Mam'selle's Secret' will give it a glad reception, while those who are ignorant of the merits of this author will find in it a pleasant introduction to the works of a gifted writer."--_Daily Sentinel._ _Three Thousand Miles through the Rocky Mountains._ By A. K. MCCLURE. Illustrated. 12mo. Tinted paper Extra Cloth, $2. "Those wishing to post themselves on the subject of that magnificent and extraordinary Rocky Mountain dominion should read the Colonel's book."--_New York Times._ "The work makes one of the most satisfactory itineraries that has been given to us from this region, and must be read with both pleasure and profit."--_Philada. North American._ "We have never seen a book of Western travels which so thoroughly and completely satisfied us as this, nor one written in such agreeable and charming style."--_Bradford Reporter._ "The letters contain many incidents of Indian life and adventures of travel which impart novel charms to them."--_Chicago Evening Journal._ "The book is full of useful information."--_New York Independent._ "Let him who would have some proper conception of the limitless material richness of the Rocky Mountain region, read this book."--_Charleston (S.C.) Courier._ End of Project Gutenberg's The Funny Philosophers, by George Yellott