American exploration in the Ice Zones with a full account of the work of the Greely party and rescue of the survivors. By PROF. J. E. NOURSE. Professor Nourse’s book bears the credentials of accuracy and authority, is well printed and bound, has numerous engravings and useful maps, including some portraits on steel, has a suitable index and table of contents. 8vo, extra cloth, $3.00; gilt edges $3.50; half calf, $6.00. * * * * * THE FAMILY FLIGHTS. BY E. E. HALE and SUSAN HALE. History, biography, personal incidents, natural scenery, are all made, by these facile pens, to administer to the pleasure of the readers. Each volume in double lithograph cover, $2.00; cloth, $2.50. /* A Family Flight through Mexico. A Family Flight around Home. A Family Flight over Egypt. A Family Flight through Spain. A Family Flight through France. */ * * * * * QUARTOS BY MARGARET SIDNEY. /# Golden West (The), AS SEEN BY THE RIDGWAY CLUB. #/ By MARGARET SIDNEY. This is a capital record of a journey, gathered from the author’s personal knowledge of the places mentioned. It is accurate, clearly written, and admirably fitted to instruct young people, and many older ones as well, on the localities, methods of travel, peoples and customs of our newer States and Territories, around which at present gathers so much interest. Everything in this volume is fresh and unhackneyed, and presented in the author’s fascinating style. Lithographed, $1.75. Cloth, ornate stamp, $2.25. /# What The Seven Did; OR, THE DOINGS OF THE WORDSWORTH CLUB. #/ By MARGARET SIDNEY. Seven bright girls are the heroines of this volume for the young people; how they succeeded in doing many acts of charity with their little means, and how they all had a very good time, the author tells in a graphic and entertaining manner; profusely illustrated in the text, and with many full-page pictures. In a handsome lithographed cover, $1.75; cloth, gilt, $2.25. Who Told It To Me. By MARGARET SIDNEY, author of “Five Little Peppers.” A charming story of country life and the best kind of country people, and so vivid are some of its touches that one can hardly believe it is all pure fiction. Beautifully illustrated and bound in chromo covers, $1.25; cloth, $1.75. WIDE AWAKE, 1886. Two volumes in one including the Chautauqua Supplement. This massive quarto with its thousand double-columned pages and its hundreds of engravings is a book for a whole year’s delight. Its trifling price covers several volumes of popular stories. Cloth, $4.00. /# YOUNG FOLKS’ GOLDEN TREASURY OF POEMS. #/