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Abortion; Sexual ethics
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+LEE & SHEPARD+, Publishers and Booksellers,
_149 Washington Street, Boston_.
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_A New Fruit Book._
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC FRUIT CULTURE.
BY
_CHARLES R. BAKER_, Of the Dorchester Nurseries.
_1 vol. 8vo. Profusely Illustrated. Price $4.00._
A work of rare excellence, which is destined to take its place beside
the best works on American Pomology. Its author is extensively and
favorably known among fruit-growers, both as a skilful pomologist and
a ripe scholar, and is every way qualified for the preparation of a
book on this his favorite subject. In fruit culture he was educated by
Hon. Marshall P. Wilder, of world-wide fame, with whom he is at present
associated as business partner, and to whose valuable library and ripe
experience he has had the freest access for many years.
In this volume he gives no delineations or descriptions of Fruits, but
treats with exhaustive fulness the arts of production and cultivation,
together with the scientific principles on which these arts depend;
how persons may supply themselves with the best fruits in variety
and abundance, with the least labor and expense, and in the shortest
possible space of time.
No family, no cultivator can do without this book, which will save them
many times its cost every year.
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of price, and for sale by all booksellers.
+LEE & SHEPARD+, Publishers and Booksellers,
_149 Washington Street, Boston_.
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_Oliver Optic in a New Field._
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
+A NOVEL.+
+BY+ WILLIAM T. ADAMS, (+OLIVER OPTIC+.)
Under his _nom de plume_ of "Oliver Optic," Mr. Adams has acquired an
enviable fame as writer of juvenile books. Always teaching a wholesome
lesson under cover of an attractive story, his books are welcome guests
in every household.
His "Army and Navy Stories," six in number, viz., "The Soldier Boy,"
"The Sailor Boy," "The Young Lieutenant," "The Yankee Middy," "Fighting
Joe," and "Brave Old Salt," have already reached a sale of fifty
thousand copies, while the total sale of his books during the last year
alone reaches one hundred thousand copies.
That so prolific and pleasing a writer will be equally successful in
his new field of enterprise none can doubt who have witnessed the
eagerness with which his juvenile books have been seized and read by
the "old people" as well as the "young folks."
+LEE & SHEPARD+, Publishers,
_149 Washington Street, Boston_.
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