The Project Gutenberg eBook of Catalogue of S. W. Partridge & Co.'s Popular Illustrated Books, by S. W. Partridge & Co.

*A Hero King: A Romance of the Days of Alfred the Great. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “A Gentleman of England,” “The White Dove of Amritzir,” etc. Large Crown 8vo. Frontispiece. Cloth extra.

The Dacoit’s Treasure; or, In the Days of Po Thaw. £200 Prize Story of Burmese Life. By Henry Charles Moore. Illustrated by Harold Piffard. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

A Gentleman of England. A Story of the Time of Sir Philip Sidney. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “The White Dove of Amritzir,” “Roger the Ranger,” etc. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Pilgrims of the Night. By Sarah Doudney, Author of “A Romance of Lincoln’s Inn,” “Louie’s Married Life,” etc. Frontispiece. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

By G. MANVILLE FENN.

*Jungle and Stream; or, The Adventures of Two Boys in Siam. Large Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra.

Cormorant Crag: A Tale of the Smuggling Days. By G. Manville Fenn. Second Edition. Illustrated. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

In Honour’s Cause: A Tale of the Days of George the First. By George Manville Fenn, Author of “Cormorant Crag,” etc. Large Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Steve Young; or, The Voyage of the “Hvalross” to the Icy Seas. Large crown 8vo. Fully Illustrated. Cloth extra, gilt top.

3s. 6d. each.

*Grand Chaco (The). By G. Manville Fenn. Large Crown 8vo. 416 pages. Illustrated. Cloth extra.

*First in the Field: A Story of New South Wales. By the same Author. Large Crown 8vo. 416 pages. Illustrated. Cloth extra.

*Through Fire and Storm: Stories of Adventure and Peril. By G. A. Henty, G. Manville Fenn, and John A. Higginson. Crown 8vo. 320 pages. Frontispiece. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Skeleton Reef (The). A Sea Story. By Hugh St. Leger, Author of “An Ocean Outlaw,” etc. Large Crown 8vo. Frontispiece. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Scuttling of the “Kingfisher” (The). By Alfred E. Knight, Author of “Victoria: Her Life and Reign.” Frontispiece. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Missing Million (The): A Tale of Adventure in Search of a Million Pounds. By E. Harcourt Burrage, Author of “Whither Bound?” Frontispiece. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

Come, Break Your Fast: Daily Meditations for a Year. By Rev. Mark Guy Pearse. 544 pages. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

Hymn Writers and their Hymns. By Rev. S. W. Christophers. 390 pages. Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

Pilgrim’s Progress (The). By John Bunyan. Illustrated with 55 full-page and other Engravings, drawn by Frederick Barnard, J. D. Linton, W. Small, and engraved by Dalziel Brothers. Crown 4to. Cloth extra, 3s. 6d. (Gilt edges, 5s.)

Romance of Lincoln’s Inn (A). By Sarah Doudney, Author of “Louie’s Married Life.” Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth.

Story of the Bible (The). Arranged in Simple Style for Young People. One Hundred Illustrations. Demy 8vo. Cloth extra, 3s. 6d. (Gilt edges, bevelled boards, 4s. 6d.)

Six Stories by “Pansy.” Imperial 8vo. 390 pages. Fully Illustrated and well bound in cloth, with attractive coloured design on cover, and Six complete Stories in each Vol. Vols. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, 3s. 6d. each.

Two Henriettas (The). By Emma Marshall, Author of “Eaglehurst Towers,” etc. Illustrated. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra, gilt top.

White Dove of Amritzir (The): A Romance of Anglo-Indian Life. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “Roger the Ranger,” etc. Large Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, gilt top.

2s. 6d. each.

“ ROMANCE OF COLONIZATION. ”

I.—The United States of America to the Time of the Pilgrim Fathers. By G. Barnett Smith.

*The Son of Ingar: A Story of the Days of the Apostle Paul. By K. P. Woods. Frontispiece. Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

Victoria: Her Life and Reign. By Alfred E. Knight. New Edition. Large Crown 8vo. 320 pages. Cloth extra, 2s. 6d.; fancy cloth, gilt edges, 3s. 6d.; half morocco, or half calf, marbled edges, net 7s. 6d.; full morocco, or calf, gilt edges, net 10s. 6d.

John: A Tale of the Messiah. By K. Pearson Woods. Frontispiece. Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

Brought to Jesus: A Bible Picture Book for Little Readers. Containing Twelve large New Testament Scenes, printed in colours, with appropriate letterpress by Mrs. G. E. Morton. Size, 13 1 / 2 by 10 inches. Handsome coloured boards with cloth back.

Bible Pictures and Stories. Old and New Testament. In one Volume. Bound in handsome cloth, with eighty-nine full-page Illustrations by Eminent Artists.

Light for Little Footsteps; or, Bible Stories Illustrated. By the Author of “A Ride to Picture Land,” etc. With beautiful coloured Cover and Frontispiece. Full of Pictures.

Potters: Their Arts and Crafts. Historical, Biographical, and Descriptive. By John C. Sparkes (Principal of the Royal College of Art, South Kensington Museum), and Walter Gandy. Crown 8vo. Copiously Illustrated. Cloth extra, 2s. 6d.; art linen, gilt edges, 3s. 6d.

Story of Jesus. For Little Children. By Mrs. G. E. Morton, Author of “Wee Donald,” etc. Many Illustrations. Imperial 16mo.

Sunshine for Showery Days: A Children’s Picture-Book. By the Author of “A Ride to Picture Land,” etc. Size, 15 1 / 2 by 11 inches. Coloured Frontispiece, and 114 full-page and other Engravings. Coloured paper boards, with cloth back.

Spiritual Grasp of the Epistles (The); or, an Epistle a-Sunday. By Rev. Charles A. Fox, Author of “Lyrics from the Hills,” etc. Small Crown 8vo. Cloth boards. (Not illustrated.)

Upward and Onward. A Thought Book for the Threshold of Active Life. By S. W. Partridge. (Fourteenth Thousand.) Cloth boards, 2s. 6d. (Not Illustrated.)

THE “RED MOUNTAIN” SERIES.

*Norcliffe Court. By John W. Kneeshaw, Author of “A Black Shadow,” “From Dusk to Dawn,” etc.

*The Inca’s Ransom: A Story of the Conquest of Peru. By Albert Lee, Author of “The Black Disc,” “The Prince’s Messenger,” etc.

*Adventures of Mark Paton (The). By Charles J. Mansford, Author of “Shafts from an Eastern Quiver,” etc.

*Adventures of Don Lavington (The). By G. Manville Fenn. Illustrated. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

*Crystal Hunters (The): A Boy’s Adventures in the Higher Alps. By G. Manville Fenn. Illustrated. Large Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

*In Battle and Breeze. Sea Stories by G. A. Henty, G. Manville Fenn, and E. Harcourt Burrage.

A Polar Eden: or, The Goal of the “Dauntless.” By Charles R. Kenyon, Author of “The Young Ranchman,” etc.

By Sea-Shore, Wood, and Moorland: Peeps at Nature. By Edward Step, Author of “Plant Life,” etc.

Eagle Cliff (The): A Tale of the Western Isles. By R. M. Ballantyne, Author of “Fighting the Flames,” “The Lifeboat,” etc.

Edwin, The Boy Outlaw; or, The Dawn of Freedom in England. A Story of the Days of Robin Hood. By J. Frederick Hodgetts, Author of “Older England,” etc.

England’s Navy: Stories of its Ships and its Services. With a Glance at some Navies of the Ancient World. By F. M. Holmes, Author of “Great Works by Great Men,” etc.

Green Mountain Boys (The): A Story of the American War of Independence. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “True unto Death,” “Roger the Ranger,” etc., etc.

Great Works by Great Men: The Story of Famous Engineers and their Triumphs. By F. M. Holmes.

Lady of the Forest (The). By L. T. Meade, Author of “Scamp and I,” “Sweet Nancy,” etc.

Leaders Into Unknown Lands: Being Chapters of Recent Travel. By A. Montefiore-Brice, F.G.S., F.R.G.S. Maps, etc.

Lion City of Africa (The): A Story of Adventure. By Willis Boyd Allen, Author of “The Red Mountain of Alaska,” etc.

Mark Seaworth: A Tale of the Indian Archipelago. By W. H. G. Kingston, Author of “Manco, the Peruvian Chief.”

Manco, The Peruvian Chief. By W. H. G. Kingston. New Edition. Illustrated by Launcelot Speed.

Olive Chauncey’s Trust. By Mrs. E. R. Pitman, Author of “Lady Missionaries in Foreign Lands.”

Roger the Ranger: A Story of Border Life among the Indians. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “Not Wanted,” etc.

Red Mountain of Alaska (The). By Willis Boyd Allen, Author of “Pine Cones,” “The Northern Cross,” etc.

Slave Raiders of Zanzibar (The). By E. Harcourt Burrage, Author of “Gerard Mastyn,” “Whither Bound?” etc.

Spanish Maiden (The): A Story of Brazil. By Emma E. Hornibrook, Author of “Worth the Winning,” etc.

True unto Death: A Story of Russian Life and the Crimean War. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “Roger the Ranger.”

Whither Bound? A Story of Two Lost Boys. By Owen Landor. With Twenty Illustrations by W. Rainey, R.I.

Young Moose Hunters (The): A Backwoods-Boy’s Story. By C. A. Stephens. Profusely Illustrated.

2s. each.

The Friends of Jesus. Illustrated Sketches for the young, of the Twelve Apostles, the Family at Bethany, and other of the earthly friends of the Saviour. Small 4to. Cloth extra.

Animals and their Young. By Harland Coultas. With Twenty-four full-page Illustrations by Harrison Weir. Fcap. 4to. Cloth gilt, bevelled boards.

Domestic Pets: Their Habits and Treatment. Anecdotal and Descriptive. Full of Illustrations. Fcap. 4to. Cloth extra.

Our Dumb Companions. By Rev. T. Jackson, M.A. One Hundred and Twenty Illustrations. Fcap. 4to. Cloth extra.

*Bible Picture Roll. Containing a large Engraving of a Scripture Subject, with letterpress for each day in the month.

Sunny Teachings. (New Series.) A Bible Picture Roll containing Twelve beautifully Coloured Scripture Pictures selected from the New Testament. Mounted on roller.

Young Folk’s Bible Picture Roll (The). Contains Twelve beautifully Coloured Pictures of Bible Subjects. Printed on good paper, and mounted on roller, with cord for hanging up.

Natural History Picture Roll. Consisting of Thirty-one Illustrated Leaves, with simple large-type Letterpress, suitable to hang up in the Nursery, Schoolroom, etc.

THE HOME LIBRARY.

Cousin Mary. By Mrs. Oliphant, Author of “Chronicles of Carlingford,” etc.

Mick Tracy, the Irish Scripture Reader. By the Author of “Tim Doolan, the Irish Emigrant.”

Village Story (A). By Mrs. G. E. Morton, Author of “The Story of Jesus,” etc.

By “PANSY.”

1s. 6d. each.

THE “WORLD’S WONDERS” SERIES.

*Marvels of Ant Life. By W. F. Kirby, F.L.S., F.E.S., of the Natural History Museum, South Kensington.

*The Romance of Glass-Making: A Sketch of the History of Ornamental Glass. By W. Gandy.

The Romance of the Post Office: Its Inception and Wondrous Development. By Arch. G. Bowie.

Astronomers and their Observations. By Lucy Taylor. With Preface by W. Thynne Lynn, B.A., F.R.A.S.

NEW SERIES OF MISSIONARY BIOGRAPHIES.

Amid Greenland Snows; or, The Early
History of Arctic Missions.
Bishop Patteson, the Martyr of Melanesia.

Captain Allen Gardiner: Sailor and Saint. By Jesse Page, Author of “Japan, its People and Missions,” etc.

Congo for Christ (The): The Story of the Congo Mission. By Rev. J. B. Myers, Author of “William Carey,” etc.

Henry Martyn: His Life and Labours—Cambridge, India, Persia. By Jesse Page.

Lady Missionaries in Foreign Lands. By Mrs. E. R. Pitman, Author of “Vestina’s Martyrdom,” etc.

Madagascar: Its Missionaries and Martyrs. By William J. Townsend, Author of “Robert Morrison,” etc.

Missionary Heroines in Eastern Lands. By Mrs. E. R. Pitman, Author of “Lady Missionaries in Foreign Lands.”

Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta, Author of “From Greenland’s Icy Mountains.” By A. Montefiore, F.R.G.S.

Samuel Crowther, the Slave Boy who became Bishop of the Niger. By Jesse Page.

Thomas Birch Freeman, Missionary Pioneer to Ashanti, Dahomey, and Egba. By Rev. John Milum, F.R.G.S.

Thomas J. Comber, Missionary Pioneer to the Congo. By Rev. J. B. Myers, Association Secretary, Baptist Missionary Society.

William Carey, the Shoemaker who became the Father and Founder of Modern Missions. By Rev. J. B. Myers.

NEW POPULAR BIOGRAPHIES.

*Four Noble Women and their Work: Sketches of the Life and Work of Frances Willard, Agnes Weston, Sister Dora, and Catherine Booth. By Jennie Chappell.

Canal Boy who became President (The). By Frederic T. Gammon. Twelfth Edition. Thirty-fourth Thousand.

David Livingstone: His Labours and His Legacy. By Arthur Montefiore-Brice, F.G.S., F.R.G.S.

Four Heroes of India: Clive, Warren Hastings, Havelock, Lawrence. By F. M. Holmes.

Gladstone (W. E.): England’s Great Commoner. By Walter Jerrold. With Portrait and thirty-eight other Illustrations.

Heroes and Heroines of the Scottish Covenanters. By J. Meldrum Dryerre, LL.B., F.R.G.S.

Philip Melancthon: The Wittemberg Professor and Theologian of the Reformation. By David J. Deane, Author of “Two Noble Lives,” etc.

Sir Richard Tangye (“One and All”). An Autobiography. With Twenty-one Original Illustrations by Frank Hewitt. (192 pages.)

Sir John Franklin and the Romance of the North-West Passage. By G. Barnett Smith.

Slave and His Champions (The): Sketches of Granville Sharp, Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce, and Sir T. F. Buxton. By C. D. Michael.

Stanley (Henry M.), the African Explorer. By Arthur Montefiore-Brice, F.G.S., F.R.G.S.

Two Noble Lives: JOHN WICLIFFE, the Morning Star of the Reformation; and MARTIN LUTHER, the Reformer. By David J. Deane. (208 pages.)

Through Prison Bars: The Lives and Labours of John Howard and Elizabeth Fry, the Prisoner’s Friends. By William H. Render.

THE BRITISH BOYS’ LIBRARY.

*Ben: A Story of Life’s Byways. By Lydia Phillips, Author of “Frank Burleigh.”

THE BRITISH GIRLS’ LIBRARY.

NEW PICTURE BOOKS.

Happy and Gay: Pictures and Stories for Every Day. By D. J. D., Author of “Stories of Animal Sagacity,” etc. With 8 coloured and 97 other Illustrations. Size 9 by 7 inches. Handsome coloured covers, paper boards with cloth backs.

Pleasures and Joys for Girls and Boys. By D. J. D., Author of “Anecdotes of Animals and Birds.” With 8 coloured and 111 other Illustrations. Size 9 by 7 inches. Handsome coloured cover, paper boards and cloth back.

Anecdotes of Animals and Birds. By Uncle John. With 57 full-page and other Illustrations by Harrison Weir, etc. Fcap. 4to. 128 pages. Handsomely bound in paper boards, with Animal design in 10 colours, varnished. (A charming book for the Young.)

Stories of Animal Sagacity. By D. J. D. A companion volume to “Anecdotes of Animals.” Numerous full-page Illustrations. Handsomely bound in paper boards, with Animal subject printed in 10 colours, varnished.

ILLUSTRATED REWARD BOOKS.

*The Legend of the Silver Cup. Allegories for Children. By Rev. G. Critchley, B.A. With 12 Illustrations. (Small quarto.)

Aileen; or, “The Love of Christ Constraineth Us.” By Laura A. Barter, Author of “Harold; or, Two Died for Me.”

Duff Darlington; or, An Unsuspected Genius. By Evelyn Everett-Green. With six Illustrations by Harold Copping.

Everybody’s Friend; or, Hilda Danvers’ Influence. By Evelyn Everett-Green, Author of “Barbara’s Brother,” etc.

Fine Gold; or, Ravenswood Courtenay. By Emma Marshall, Author of “Eaglehurst Towers,” etc.

Our Duty to Animals. By Mrs. C. Bray, Author of “Physiology for Schools,” etc. Intended to teach the young kindness to animals. Cloth, 1s. 6d.; School Edition, 1s. 3d.

Raymond and Bertha: A Story of True Nobility. By L. Phillips, Author of “Frank Burleigh; or, Chosen to be a Soldier.”

Rose Capel’s Sacrifice; or, A Mother’s Love. By Mrs. Haycraft, Author of “Like a Little Candle,” “Chine Cabin,” etc.

Sisters-in-Love. By Jessie M. E. Saxby, Author of “Dora Coyne,” “Sallie’s Boy,” etc. Illustrated by W. Rainey, R.I.

Ted’s Trust; or, Aunt Elmerley’s Umbrella. By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Who was the Culprit?” etc.

Thomas Howard Gill: His Life and Work. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “Florence Nightingale,” etc.

Tamsin Rosewarne and Her Burdens: A Tale of Cornish Life. By Nellie Cornwall.

*Our Exemplar; or, What would Jesus do? By Charles M. Sheldon, Author of “The Crucifixion of Philip Strong,” etc. 320 pages. Stiff paper Covers, 1s. 6d. Cloth boards, 2s. This remarkable book has already had a sale in America of 185,000 copies.

The Crucifixion of Phillip Strong. By Charles M. Sheldon, Author of “Our Exemplar,” etc. Stiff paper covers, 1s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.

*Insects: Foes and Friends. By W. Egmont Kirby, M.D., F.L.S., with Preface by W. F. Kirby, F.L.S., F.E.S., of the Natural History Museum, South Kensington. Demy 16mo. 32 pages of coloured Illustrations and 144 pages of descriptive letterpress. Cloth boards, 1s. 6d.

1s. each.

ONE SHILLING REWARD BOOKS.

*Dumpy Dolly. By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Master Lionel,” “Lady Betty’s Twins,” etc.

*A Venturesome Voyage. By F. Scarlett Potter, Author of “The Farm by the Wood,” etc.

Always Happy; or, The Story of Helen Keller. By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Ted’s Trust.”

Birdie’s Benefits; or, A Little Child Shall Lead Them. By Ethel Ruth Boddy.

Band of Hope Companion (The). A Hand-book for Band of Hope Members: Biographical, Historical, Scientific, and Anecdotal. By Alf. G. Glasspool.

Carol’s Gift; or, “What Time I am Afraid I will Trust in Thee.” By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Without a Thought,” etc.

Brave Bertie. By Edith Kenyon, Author of “Jack’s Heroism,” “Hilda; or, Life’s Discipline,” etc.

Children of Cherryholme (The). By M. S. Haycraft, Author of “Like a Little Candle,” “Chine Cabin,” etc.

Cared For; or, The Orphan Wanderers. By Mrs. C. E. Bowen, Author of “Dick and his Donkey,” etc.

Farm by the Wood (The). By F. Scarlett Potter, Author of “Phil’s Frolic,” etc.

Frank Spencer’s Rule of Life. By J. W. Kirton, Author of “Buy Your Own Cherries.”

His Majesty’s Beggars. By Mary E. Ropes, Author of “Bel’s Baby,” etc.

Jack the Conqueror; or, Difficulties Overcome. By the Author of “Dick and his Donkey.”

Jim’s Discovery; or, On the Edge of a Desert. By T. M. Browne, Author of “Dawson’s Madge,” etc.

Little Bunch’s Charge; or, True to Trust. By Nellie Cornwall, Author of “Tamsin Rosewarne,” etc.

Losing and Finding; or, The Moonstone Ring. By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Who was the Culprit?” etc.

Little Bugler (The): A Tale of the American Civil War. By George Munroe Royce. New Edition.

Lady Betty’s Twins. By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Master Lionel,” “Twice Saved,” etc.

Marjory; or, What Would Jesus do? By Laura A. Barter, Author of “Harold; or, Two Died for Me.”

Old Goggles; or, The Brackenhurst Bairns’ Mistake. By M. S. Haycraft, Author of “The Children of Cherryholme,” etc.

Our Den. By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Master Lionel, that Tiresome Child.”

Raymond’s Rival; or, Which will Win? By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Losing and Finding,” etc.

Recitations and Concerted Pieces for Bands of Hope, Sunday Schools, etc. Compiled by James Weston.

Sweet Nancy. By L. T. Meade, Author of “Scamp and I,” “A Band of Three,” etc.

Twice Saved; or, Somebody’s Pet and Nobody’s Darling. By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Our Den,” “Master Lionel,” etc.

Three Runaways. By F. Scarlett Potter, Author of “Phil’s Frolic,” “Hazelbrake Hollow,” etc.

Una Bruce’s Troubles. By Alice Price, Author of “Hamilton of King’s,” etc. Illustrated by Harold Copping.

Under the Blossom. By Margaret Haycraft, Author of “Like a Little Candle; or, Bertrand’s Influence,” etc.

Who was the Culprit? By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Her Saddest Blessing,” “The Man of the Family,” etc.

POPULAR SHILLING SERIES.

CHEAP REPRINTS OF POPULAR STORIES FOR THE YOUNG.

*Claire; or, A Hundred Years Ago. By T. M. Browne, Author of “Jim’s Discovery,” etc.

*The Minister’s Money. By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “True unto Death,” etc.

Rag and Tag: A Plea for the Waifs and Strays of Old England. By Mrs. E. J. Whittaker.

PICTURE BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG.

*Ring o’ Roses: Pictures and Stories for Little Folks. By Uncle Jack, Author of “Frolic and Fun,” etc. Four Full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations.

*Holiday Joys: Stories and Pictures for Girls and Boys. By C. D. M., Author of “Merry Playmates,” etc. Four full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations.

Frolic and Fun: Pictures and Stories for Every One. By Uncle Jack, Author of “Follow the Drum,” etc. Four full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations.

Merry Playmates: Pictures and Stories for Little Folks. By C. D. M., Author of “Brightness and Beauty,” etc. Four full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations.

Follow the Drum: Pictures and Stories for Cheerful and Glum. By Uncle Jack, Author of “Bright Beams and Happy Scenes,” etc. Four full-page coloured and numerous other illustrations.

Off and Away: Pictures and Stories for Grave and Gay. By C. D. M., Author of “Brightness and Beauty,” etc. Four full-page coloured, and numerous other Illustrations.

Bible Pictures and Stories. Old Testament. By D. J. D., Author of “Pets Abroad,” etc. With Forty-four full-page Illustrations. Coloured paper boards, 1s.; cloth gilt, 1s. 6d.

Bible Pictures and Stories. New Testament. By James Weston and D. J. D. With Forty-five beautiful full-page Illustrations by W. J. Webb, Sir John Gilbert, and others. New Edition. Fcap. 4to. Illustrated boards, 1s.; cloth, extra, 1s. 6d.

Bright Beams and Happy Scenes: A Picture Book for Little Folk. By J. D. Four full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations. Coloured paper cover, 1s.; cloth, 1s. 6d.

Holiday Hours in Animal Land. (New Series.) By Uncle Harry. Four full-page coloured and numerous other Illustrations. Coloured paper cover, 1s.; cloth, 1s. 6d.

Merry Moments. A Picture Book for Lads and Lasses. By C. D. M. Four full-page coloured and many other Illustrations. Coloured paper cover, 1s.; cloth, 1s. 6d.

BOOKS BY REV. DR. NEWTON.

*Molly and I. By the Author of “Jack,” “At Sunset,” etc. Long 8vo. Illustrated Title Page. 1s.

Cicely’s Little Minute. By Harvey Gobel. Long 8vo. Illustrated Title Page. Cloth extra. 1s.

*Uncrowned Queens. By Charlotte Skinner, Author of “Sisters of the Master.” Small 8vo. 112 pages. Cloth.

Sisters of the Master. By Charlotte Skinner, Author of “The Master’s Gifts to Women.”

The Master’s Gifts to Women. By Mrs. Charlotte Skinner. Small 8vo. 112 pages. Cloth.

The Master’s Messages to Women. By Mrs. Charlotte Skinner. (Uniform with the above.)

Some Secrets of Christian Living. Selections from the “Seven Rules” Series of Booklets. Small 8vo, cloth boards.

Daybreak in the Soul. By the Rev. E. W. Moore, M.A., Author of “The Overcoming Life.” Imperial 32mo. 144 pages. Cloth.

Steps to the Blessed Life. Selections from the “Seven Rules” Series of Booklets. By Rev. F. B. Meyer, B.A. Small Crown 8vo, cloth boards.

Thoroughness: Talks to Young Men. By Thain Davidson, D.D. Small Crown 8vo. Cloth extra.

Women of the Bible. (Old Testament). By Etty Woosnam. Third Edition. Royal 16mo. Cloth.

9d. each.

NINEPENNY SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

*How a Farthing Made a Fortune; or, Honesty is the Best Policy. By Mrs. C. E. Bowen.

Benjamin Holt’s Boys, and What They Did for Him. By the Author of “A Candle Lighted by the Lord.”

Dawson’s Madge; or, The Poacher’s Daughter. By T. M. Browne, Author of “The Musgrove Ranch,” etc.

Foolish Chrissy; or, Discontent and its Consequences. By Meta, Author of “Noel’s Lesson,” etc.

How Paul’s Penny Became a Pound. By Mrs. Bowen, Author of “Dick and his Donkey.”

Letty; or, The Father of the Fatherless. By H. Clement, Author of “Elsie’s Fairy Bells.”

6d. each.

NEW SERIES OF SIXPENNY PICTURE-BOOKS.

THE “RED DAVE” SERIES.

THE MARIGOLD SERIES.

4d. each.

THE TINY LIBRARY.

NEW FOURPENNY SERIES.

CHEAP “PANSY” SERIES.

Four Girls at Chautauqua.
The Chautauqua Girls at Home.
Ruth Erskine’s Crosses.

3d. each.

THE PRETTY “GIFT-BOOK” SERIES.

BOOKS BY CHAS. M. SHELDON,
Author of “In His Steps,” etc., etc.

A Cheap Edition of the above books, in paper covers for distribution, can also be had, price 6d. each.

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