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JANE EYRE. BY CHARLOTTE BRONTE. With 48 Illustrations engraved by ANDREW. Carefully printed from beautiful type on superior calendered paper. 2 vols. 12mo. Cloth, gilt top, boxed, $5.00; half calf, $9.00. Edition de Luxe, limited to 250 numbered copies, large paper, Japan proofs mounted, $10.00.

Jane Eyre" is one of the books which seem destined to live. Its original and vivid style, its life-like and powerful plot, its tremendous moral purport (once misunderstood, but now recognized), make it one of the most absorbing novels ever written. The present illustrated edition is as perfect as will ever be produced. Press-work, paper, illustrations, and binding combine into a whole that is a delight to the eye and a cynosure for the library.

THE PORTABLE COMMENTARY. By JAMIESON,
FAUSSETT, and BROWN. 2 vols. Crown 8vo, cloth, $4.00.
This convenient manual has a world-wide reputation as the
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concise, easily understood, clear in type, convenient in size;
and should be in the hands of every student of the Bible.
THE NARRATIVE OF CAPTAIN COIGNET,
SOLDIER OF THE EMPIRE, 1776-1850. An Autobio-
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The recollections of Captain Coignet, perfectly authenti-
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BRAMPTON SKETCHES; OR, OLD NEW-ENGLAND
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The old New-England life is rapidly fading, not only from existence, but even from the memory of people. It is therefore well that those who were in touch with the best elements of this quaint and homely life should put to paper and perpetuate its traditions and half-forgotten memories. This Mrs. Claflin has done for the town of Hopkinton, where her grandparents lived, and "Brampton Sketches" stand out as a truthful record of a peculiarly interesting provincial town.

GOLD NAILS TO HANG MEMORIES ON. A
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HALF A DOZEN BOYS. By ANNA CHAPIN RAY.
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This is a genuine story of boy-life. The six heroes are capital fellows, such as all healthy lads, or girls either for that matter, will feel heart-warm toward. The simple incidents and amusements of the village where they live are invested with a peculiar charm through the hearty and sympathetic style in which the book is written. It is a book quite worthy of Miss Alcott's pen.

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Praise or comment on this classic would be a work of supererogation. Every parent sooner or later puts it into his children's hands. We can only say that the present edition of this classic is by all odds the best that has ever been offered to the American public. Printed from large type, well illustrated, and handsomely bound, it makes a book worthy of any library.

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In this handsome volume Mrs. Bolton relates sympathetically the lives of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Turner, and other artists, whose names are household words. The sketches are accompanied by excellent portraits.

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During a recent visit abroad, Mrs. Bolton had an opportunity of visiting many of the scenes made memorable by the residence or writings of the best-known English authors, and the incidents which she was thus enabled to invest with a personal interest she has woven into the sketches of Tennyson, Ruskin, Browning, and the other authors of whom she writes. GOSPEL STORIES. Translated from the Russian of Count L. N. TOLSTOI by NATHAN HASKELL DOLE. 12mo, $1.25.

Count Tolstoï's short sketches of Russian life, inspired generally by some pregnant text of Scripture and written for the masses, show, perhaps even more than his longer works, his real greatness. Sixteen of these stories are here presented. PHILIP; OR, WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN. A Story of the First Century. By MARY C. CUTLER. 12mo, $1.25. An appreciative notice of this story contains the following words: Reverence, accuracy, a chastened feeling of perfect sincerity, pervade this book. We have read it through, and can confidently recommend it as in every way fitted to give the old familiar facts of the gospel history new inter

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This masterpiece among Julius Wolff's prose romances is laid in medieval times, and, as in The Saltmaster," the author has caught the spirit of those days and transferred it to his pages.

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FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE DEATH OF SHAKESPEARE. By SIDNEY LEE.
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ROYAL EDINBURGH HER SAINTS, KINGS, AND
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