s a neat Volume of 300 pages, with numerous Embellishments. It is
written in a familiar, popular style, and is well suited to the
Juvenile, Family or School library.

CLOTH BINDING, PLAIN AND GILT EXTRA.

COSTUMES OF EUROPE.

Beautifully Embellished with 24 Engravings of Original Costumes. One
vol. Square 16mo. Fine Cloth binding, 50 cts; with Col'd Engravings, 75
cts.

This is a Companion volume to the COSTUMES OF AMERICA, and is equally
instructive as well as pleasing for young readers.

Every intelligent Boy should possess a Copy of the Book of Costumes of
Europe and America.

KRISS KRINGLE'S

RHYME BOOK.

* * * * *

A lively book of Rhymes for very little Children.

RICHLY EMBELLISHED WITH PICTURES.

Square 16mo. Paper Covers, 12-1/2 cents.
Cloth Binding, 25 "

MAJA'S ALPHABET.

A

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL ALPHABET,

IN RHYME

WITH NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS, BY ABSOLON.

CARLO FRANCONI,

AN ITALIAN STORY,

And other stories for Young People.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS.

Square 16mo. Cloth Binding.

This is a very touching and entertaining Story for Youth. The Scene is
laid in England, and in Italy, the incidents are of a peculiarly
interesting character.

COSTUMES OF AMERICA.

* * * * *

An excellent volume for Young People of both sexes, and well calculated
to awaken an interest in the History of this Continent. Illustrated with
Twenty-four Engravings of Original Costumes. One volume, square 16mo.
Cloth, 60 cents. With Colored Plates, 75 cents.

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