Buttons and Booties' Baby. By John Strange Winter.

Two military tales, abounding in the most grotesque situations and humorous touches, which will greatly amuse the reader. Price 30 cents.

Mount Eden. By Florence Marryat.

A charming romance of English life, and probably the greatest effort of this popular authoress. Price 30 cents.

Hedri; or, Blind Justice. By Helen Mathers.

An exciting story in which love plays only a secondary part. All who enjoy a first-class story cannot fail to be interested, and the many admirers of Helen Mathers will find a new treasure in this work. Price 30 cents.

Joshua. By Georg Ebers.

A story of Egyptian-Israelitish life which will bear favorable comparison with Ben-Hur and other high-class books of the same style. The description of the flight of the children of Israel from Egypt, and their subsequent wanderings in the desert, are placed before the reader in a startlingly realistic manner. Price 30 cents.

Hester Hepworth. By Kate Tannatt Woods.

This work treats of the superstitious times of 1692, when witchcraft was punished with death. It tends to arouse one's sympathy, and will be read with much interest and profit. Price 30 cents.

A Woman's Heart. By Mrs. Alexander.

An exciting and dramatically written story, full of woman's tenderness and compassion under the most trying circumstances. A captivating romance that is as interesting as it is elevating in tone. Price 30 cents.

A True Friend. By Adeline Sergeant.

The portrayal not the exaggeration of a noble character, from whom the reader can draw healthy inspiration. Price 30 cents.

A Smuggler's Secret. By Frank Barrett.

An exciting story of the Cornish Coast, full of adventure, well put together and of a pure tone. Price 30 cents.

The Great Mill Street Mystery. By Adeline Sergeant.

The author is as usual true to life and true to her own noble instincts. Added to a feminine perception, Miss Sergeant has a dispassionateness and a sense of humor quite rare in her sex. Price 30 cents.

The Moment After. By Robert Buchanan.

A thrilling story, giving the experience in the hereafter of a man who was hanged. It is weird but not revolting. Price 30 cents.

The Bondman. By Hall Caine.

It is vigorous and faithful, portrays with the intimacy of entire acquaintanceship, not only the physical features of island life in the Northern Seas, but the insular habits of thought of the dwellers on those secluded haunts of the old Sea Kings or Vikings of the past. Price 30 cents.