By Horatio Alger, Jr.
The Boy's Writer A series of books known to all boys; books that are good and wholesome, with enough "ginger" in them to suit the tastes of the younger generation. The Alger books are not filled with "blood and thunder" stories of a doubtful character, but are healthy and elevating, and parents should see to it that their children become acquainted with the writings of this celebrated writer of boys' books. We publish the titles named below: | Adrift in New York. | | A Cousin's Conspiracy. | | Andy Gordon. | | Andy Grant's Pluck. | | Bob Burton. | | Bound to Rise. | | Brave and Bold. | | Cash Boy. | | Chester Rand. | | Do and Dare. | | Driven from Home. | | Erie Train Boy. | | Facing the World. | | Five Hundred Dollars. | | Frank's Campaign. | | Grit. | | Hector's Inheritance. | | Helping Himself. | | Herbert Carter's Legacy. | | In a New World. | | Jack's Ward. | | Jed, the Poor House Boy. | | Joe's Luck. | | Julins, the Street Boy. | | Luke Walton. | | Making His Way. | | Mark Mason. | | Only an Irish Boy. | | Paul, the Peddler. | | Phil, the Fiddler. | | Ralph Raymond's Heir. | | Risen from the Ranks. | | Sam's Chance. | | Shifting for Himself. | | Sink or Swim. | | Slow and Sure. | | Store Boy. | | Strive and Succeed. | | Strong and Steady. | | Struggling Upward. | | Tin Box. | | Tom, the Bootblack. | | Tony, the Tramp. | | Try and Trust. | | Wait and Hope. | | Walter Sherwood's Probation. | | Young Acrobat. | | Young Adventurer. | | Young Outlaw. | | Young Salesman. | Any of these books will be mailed upon receipt of 35c., or three copies for $1.00. Do not fail to procure one or more of these famous volumes. A Complete Catalogue of Books
Will Be Sent Upon Request. HURST & CO., Publishers, NEW YORK
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