SOME YOUNG HEROINES. 12mo, cloth, illustrated 1.00

SIDE BY SIDE.  Books full of helpful inspiration. 12mo,
cloth, illustrated .60

THAT BOY BOB.  For young readers.  By Faye Huntington
and Pansy. 12mo, cloth, illustrated .75

THE LITTLE PANSY SERIES. 10 vols., boards,
3.00; cloth 4.00

THOSE BOYS.  By Faye Huntington.  A noble book
for the older boys. 12mo 1.50

THREE PEOPLE.  An intensely interesting and effective
temperance story. 12mo, illustrated 1.50

TIP LEWIS AND HIS LAMP.  A story of school
life for boys. 12mo, illustrated 1.50

TWO BOYS.  A short story fully illustrated. 12mo, cloth,
illustrated .75

WISE AND OTHERWISE.  Some of the finest character-painting
is to be found in this book. 12mo, illustrated 1.50

WHAT SHE SAID.  The two stories “What she said and What she Meant,” and “People who haven’t time and can’t afford it,” are here put in one volume. 12mo, cloth, illustrated 1.25

D. LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, Franklin and Hawley Sts., Boston.

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THE CELEBRATED $1000 AND $500 PRIZE BOOKS.

The $1000 Prize Books.  A fresh edition in new style of binding.

16 vols. 12mo $24.50

The New $500 Prize Series.  A fresh edition in new style of binding.

13 vols. 12mo $16.75

The Original $500 Prize Series.  A fresh edition in new style of binding.

8 vols. 12mo $12.00

[EXTRACTS FROM OPINIONS OF THE CRITICS.]

The Original $500 Prize Stories.

Andy Luttrell.  Price, $1.50.

Andy Luttrell is remarkable for its exceeding interest, and impressive illustrations of evangelical truth and Christian experience.—­The Morning Star.

Shining Hours. $1.50.

“Shining Hours” is by a young clergyman, whose name is withheld from the public, but it is a book of great beauty, and promises greater things in the future.—­Boston Traveller.

Master and Pupil.  Price, $1.50.

It sets forth, through the medium of an admirably told story, the true spirit and the high work of education in our public schools.—­Rev. Dr. Day.

May Bell.  Price, $1.50.

In this interesting temperance story, filial love and devotion are strongly exhibited.  “Even Christ pleased not himself,” is the key-note.

Sabrina Hackett.  Price, $1.50.

It is one of those rare offsprings of genius which occasionally delight the lovers of a simple and pure literature.—­Albany Journal.

Aunt Matty.  Price, $1.50.

It sets forth the beauty, the power, and the beneficence of a true evangelical faith, approved by the intellect, and welcomed by the heart.

Light from the Cross.  Price, $1.50.

Contradictions.  Price, $1.50.

They certainly are very attractive stories, and having won golden rewards for those who wrote them, we trust they will gain for them the far more glorious result of “winning many souls to righteousness.”—­The Presbyterian.