American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Sunday schools -- United States -- Periodicals
Six of these contain three hundred pieces suitable for reading and
speaking. Every school library should have a set. Any three of the
Reading Club given for subscriptions as above. Paper, price 15 cents
each.
=ROCKY FORK.=
By MARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD.
A delightful story of neighborhood life in the West, with plenty of
young heroes and heroines. Price, boards, 50 cents.
=KINGS AND QUEENS AT HOME.=
By MRS. FRANCES A. HUMPHREY. With twenty-four portraits and pictures.
Pretty stories of Royal Folks across the seas. Price 50 cents.
=FROM THE HUDSON TO THE NEVA.=
By DAVID KER.
A story of a daring American lad’s adventures in the Old World. With
many pictures. The author is the well-known travelling correspondent of
the _N. Y. Times_. Price, boards, 50 cents.
=CHRISTMAS DAY.=
By CHARLES KINGSLEY.
=THE OLDEN CHRISTMAS.=
By SIR WALTER SCOTT.
These fully illustrated gift-books, bound in a new leather-like
material, stamped in gold, or in heavy paper stamped in gold, price,
$1.00 each.
=QUEEN VICTORIA AT HOME.=
By MRS. FRANCES A. HUMPHREY.
With portraits of the English Royal Family, and views of the English
Palaces. It was a happy thought to write a home biography of the “Good
Queen” for children to read. The volume is charmingly anecdotal.
The volume will remain of standard value especially for its large
collection of portraits. Price 50 cents.
=POLLY: Where she lived, what she said, and what she did.=
By MARGARET SIDNEY. With twelve full-page pictures by Margaret Johnson.
The story of a funny parrot and two charming children. Price 50 cents.
=STORIES ABOUT FAVORITE AUTHORS.=
By MRS. FRANCES A. HUMPHREY.
With twelve portraits. Little literature lessons to make children
acquainted with standard authors. Price 50 cents.
=THE STORY OF PUFF.=
By MRS. C. M. LIVINGSTON. One of the loveliest stories of bird life
ever written. Fully illustrated, 60 cents.
=SIDE BY SIDE.=
By PANSY. Illustrated stories from Bible texts for the help of boys and
girls in their school and home duties. 16mo, cloth, illustrated, 60
cents.
=A HEDGE FENCE.=
By PANSY. Here is a story of the haps and mishaps of the typical boy
whose purposes are good, but whose impetuosity plunges him into all
kinds of mischief, as the boy himself expresses it, “before he knows
it.” The book will benefit and please every boy who reads it, to whom
it is read. 16mo, 60 cents.
=IN CASE OF ACCIDENT.=
By DR. D. A. SARGENT.
This little handbook is worth its weight in gold, and should be found
on the most convenient shelf of every family library. The author’s aim
is to give such practical information as will aid to self-preservation
in times of danger and to teach a few of the simplest methods of
meeting the common accidents and emergencies of life. Illustrated.
Price 60 cents.
=Section II.=
Any book in this section given for new subscriptions amounting to
$1.50, unless otherwise specified.
=ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES.=
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