Chapter III: Section II: For Three Subscribers
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=Any Yearly Volume of "The Nursery."=--Beautifully
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Price =$1.75=
=Oxford's Senior Speaker.=--A collection of
exercises in declamation and recitation, for
advanced classes, comprising many dialogues and
select pieces never before published. With ninety
illustrations. Price =1.50=
=Sargent's Original Dialogues.=--A collection for
school and family reading and representation.
Price =1.50=
=An Elegant Edition of Shakspeare.=--Complete in
one volume; full cloth, extra gilt and gilt edges.
Price =1.50=
=Any one of the Standard British Poets.=--In one
volume; full cloth, extra gilt and gilt edges.
Price =1.50=
=Aunt Louisa's Little Treasure.=--Contains four
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FRIENDS, FOUR-FOOTED FRIENDS, and THREE LITTLE
KITTENS. Twenty-four full-page illustrations in
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=Good Old Stories.=--Contains--MOTHER HUBBARD,
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Twenty-four full-page illustrations in colors.
4to. Cloth, beveled edges, embossed in black and
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=Oft-Told Tales (New).=--Contains--ROBINSON
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and WORLD-WIDE FABLES. Twenty-four full-page
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=Sunnybank Stories.=--Compiled by Rev. Asa
Bullard. Profusely illustrated. Bound in high
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in a neat box. Price =1.50=
=Aunt Louisa's Wee-Wee Stories.=--Comprises--COUNTRY
ALPHABET, BABY, HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE, and MY MOTHER.
Twenty-four full-page illustrations. 4to. Cloth,
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=Aunt Louisa's Child's Delight.=--Contains--RIP
VAN WINKLE, YANKEE DOODLE, POCAHONTAS, and PUTNAM.
Twenty-four full-page illustrations in colors.
4to. Cloth, beveled edges, embossed in black and
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=Aunt Louisa's Fairy Legends.=--Contains--PUSS N
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CINDERELLA. Twenty-four full-page illustrations in
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mounted on cover. Price =1.50=
=Window Gardening.=--An elegant book, with 250
fine engravings and 300 pages, containing a
descriptive list of all plants suitable for window
culture, directions for their treatment, and
practical information about plants and flowers for
the parlor, conservatory, wardian case, fernery or
window garden. Tells all about bulbs for house
culture, geraniums, hanging baskets, insects,
plant decoration of apartments. The illustrations
are unusually beautiful, and many of them perfect
gems of exquisite beauty. Price =1.50=
=Household Elegancies.=--A splendid new book on
household art, devoted to a multitude of topics,
interesting to ladies everywhere. Among the most
popular subjects are transparencies on glass, leaf
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work, picture frames, brackets, wall pockets,
work boxes and baskets, skeleton leaves, etc.
Hundreds of exquisite illustrations decorate the
pages, which are full to overflowing with hints
and devices to every lady, how to ornament her
home cheaply, tastefully and delightfully, with
fancy articles of her own construction. By far the
most popular and elegant gift-book of the year.
Price =$1.50=
=Ladies' Fancy Work.=--A companion volume to
"Household Elegancies." It contains 300 pages, and
is illustrated with over 350 fine engravings. It
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pictures, a charming series of designs for Easter
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immense number of designs of other fancy work to
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=Long Look House.=--With six full-page
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=1.25=
=Out Doors at Long Look.=--The second volume of
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=Autograph Albums.=--Beautiful Bindings =1.50=
=Minnie and her Pets.=--Any _two_ of the
following; viz.:--
Minnie's Pet Parrot.
Minnie's Pet Cat.
Minnie's Pet Dog.
Minnie's Pet Pony.
Minnie's Pet Lamb.
Minnie's Pet Monkey.
Price per volume =.75=
=Little Prudy Stories.=--By Sophie May. Any _two_
of the following; viz.:
Little Prudy.
Little Prudy's Sister Susy.
Little Prudy's Captain Horace.
Little Prudy's Cousin Grace.
Little Prudy's Story Book.
Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple.
Price per volume =.75=
=Little Prudy's Flyaway Series.=--Any _two_ of the
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Little Folks Astray.
Prudy Keeping House.
Aunt Madge's Story.
Little Grandmother.
Little Grandfather.
Miss Thistledown.
Price per volume =.75=
=Dickens's Works.=--Any volume of Harper's
Household Edition. Illustrated. Cloth.
Price =1.50=
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
=Kindergarten Alphabet and Building
Blocks.=--Containing alphabets, numerals, animals,
&c. Price =$1.50=
=The Little Object Teacher.=--Colored
Illustrations. Price =1.50=
=Crandall's Building-Blocks.=--Can be made into
forms of almost endless variety. The blocks are
put up in neat, strong boxes, and a large sheet
giving various designs of buildings, etc.,
accompanies each box. Price, =1.25=
=Crandall's Acrobats.=--Full of fun and frolic,
and most brilliant in costume. These are among the
most fascinating and ingenious toys ever invented.
The number of figures which can be made with the
pieces in a single box, is limited only by the
ingenuity of the operator. Price =1.25=
=Parlor Table Croquet.=--Eight mallets, two
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Price =1.50=
=A Heavily Plated Gold Pencil.=--Price =1.50=
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=Crandall's John Gilpin.=--This beautiful and
interesting toy is regarded by Mr. Crandall as the
masterpiece of his inventions thus far for the
little folks. It is made up of two figures, John
Gilpin--whose highly colored dress is specially
attractive to boys and girls--and his horse, which
intelligent animal performs a very important part
in the illustration of John Gilpin's famous ride.
Price =$1.50=
=A Beautiful Rubber Pencil=, with gold-plated
tips. Price =1.50=
=A Silver Fruit Knife and Nut-Pick.=--Price =1.50=
=A New Terrestrial Globe.=--Beautifully printed in
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=Fret or Jig Saw=, for fancy wood-carving. With 50
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=Silver-Plated Flower-Vase.=--New pattern. Elegant
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=A Set of Drawing Instruments.=--Price =1.50=
=A Set of Gold Bosom Studs.= Price =1.50=
=A Neat Photograph Album.=--Leather covers, clasp,
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=Fuller's Jig-Saw Attachment=, by the aid of which
the use of the saw is greatly facilitated. (See
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=American Squails.=--Ebonite enameled. This is the
jolliest game ever invented. Played on a common
dining table by any convenient number of persons.
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=A Beautiful Writing Desk=, with paper, envelopes,
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=The American Patent Pocket Stove.=--Invaluable in
every nursery, sick room, and camp. This stove
makes no smoke, no dirt, and causes no trouble.
The fuel (alcohol) when poured into the stove,
being held in absorption by the packing
(asbestos), is perfectly harmless. It is lighted
and extinguished instantly. The stove can be got
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=Gold-Plated Shawl Pin.=--Very beautiful. Best
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=A Telescope or Spy Glass= =1.50=
=A Gold-Plated Bracelet.=--Very pretty =1.50=
=A Travelling Hand-Bag.=--Ornaments, Lock and Key
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=A Stereoscope.=--Black walnut. Price =1.50=
=A Beautiful Morocco Wallet or Portmonnaie=, of
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=A Magnifying Glass.=--Frame of German silver,
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