The successor to this world-famous novelist has not yet appeared; and from the present outlook it will be long ere a worthy rival of the author of Dora Thorne will be discovered on the literary horizon. Her pen-pictures of the cream of the British nobility have never been equalled; her ability to weave a plot, full of tenderness, mystery and passion, remains unrivalled. It is a positive relief to recur to these old friends--healthy, warm-hearted women, handsome, aristocratic men, who lived, loved and won or lost, according to their fate, after the deluge of nauseabond, neurotic modern fiction that has been inundating our reading tables for the past two or three years. Many of the novels here listed are copyrighted and can be read only under our imprint. The Duke's Secret Wife in Name Only A Fiery Ordeal Fair, but Faithless Another Man's Wife Between Two Hearts 'Twixt Love and Hate A Woman's Temptation Beyond Pardon Put Asunder Between Two Loves Under a Shadow The Earl's Atonement Repented at Leisure Weaker than a Woman Dora Thorne A Golden Heart A Mad Love A Heart's Bitterness A Heart's Idol In Love's Crucible Marjorie Deane Gladys Greye Another Woman's Husband Violet Lisle The Squire's Darling Wedded and Parted The Story of the Wedding Ring Evelyn's Folly Love Works Wonders A Bitter Atonement Lady Damer's Secret Lady Hutton's Ward Her Martyrdom The Belle of Lynn Prince Charlie's Daughter Which Loved Him Best? A Broken Wedding-Ring A True Magdalen For Another's Sin Her Second Love A Struggle for a Ring The Shadow of a Sin A Woman's War Claribel's Love Story An Ideal Love From Out the Gloom Thorns and Orange Blossoms Thrown on the World Lord Lynne's Choice Sunshine and Roses Lord Lisle's Daughter A Thorn in Her Heart His Wife's Judgment For sale by all booksellers and newsdealers, or sent, postage free on receipt of price, by the publishers, STREET & SMITH, New York. 5 Cents Per Month The Yellow Book 50 Cents Per Year IS THE INDISPENSABLE OF MAGAZINES FOR MANY AND DIVERS REASONS [Illustration] =THE BUSY MAN OR WOMAN= Cannot complain of it because it may be picked up at any odd interval. It is easy to handle and there is something fetching on every page, including the covers. =HUMOR= The jokes and funny sketches of the YELLOW BOOK are not libels on their name. Only the best and freshest material is used. The man or woman who dislikes humor should see a physician. But first try the YELLOW BOOK and save his fee if possible. =PICTURES= The pictorial side of the YELLOW BOOK has never been surpassed in any magazine of the price. The comic and society drawings are by the same hands as furnish the more expensive papers. The half-tone reproductions of current plays with full page portraits of the principal players, are worthy a place in your scrap-book. =VERSES=