_Popular Information at a Popular Price_
_The_
Diamond Hand-Book Series
OF RELIABLE MANUALS
Herein is contained an unrivalled collection of useful and valuable
information. The books treat upon subjects that everyone is desirous of
knowing about. The authors, well versed in the subjects they treated,
have spared no time or pains to make these books authentic and
thoroughly interesting. New subjects will be added as rapidly as they
can be prepared. Glance over the titles given herewith and see if you do
not want to know something about at least one of the subjects mentioned.
1. Sheldon’s Letter Writer. By L. W. Sheldon
2. Shirley’s Lovers’ Guide. By Grace Shirley
3. Women’s Secrets; or, How to Be Beautiful. By Grace Shirley
4. Guide to Etiquette. By L. W. Sheldon
5. Physical Health Culture. By Professor Fourmen
6. Frank Merriwell’s Book of Physical By Burt L. Standish
Development.
7. National Dream Book. By Mme. Claire
Rougemont
8. Zingara Fortune Teller. By a Gipsy Queen
9. The Art of Boxing and Self-Defense. By Professor Donovan
10. The Key to Hypnotism. By Robert G.
Ellsworth, M. D.
11. U. S. Army Physical Exercises. Revised by
Professor Donovan
12. Heart Talks With the Lovelorn. By Grace Shirley
13. Dancing Without an Instructor. By Professor
Wilkinson
_The_
Eagle Series
_of_ Popular Fiction
PRINCIPALLY COPYRIGHTS
ELEGANT COLORED COVERS
This is the pioneer line of copyright novels. Its popularity has
increased with every number, until, at the present time, it stands
unrivalled as regards sales and contents.
It is composed, mainly, of popular copyrighted titles which cannot be
had in any other lines, at any price. The authors, as far as literary
ability and reputation are concerned, represent the foremost men and
women of their time. The books, without exception, are of entrancing
interest and manifestly those most desired by the American reading
public. A purchase of two or three of these books, at random, will make
you a firm believer that there is no line of novels which can compare
favorably with the Eagle Series.
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