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You Will Laugh, You Will Yell,
You Will Scream at
THE BLUNDERS OF
A BASHFUL MAN
The World's Champion
Funny Book.
READ IT! READ IT! READ IT!
It eradicates wrinkles, banishes care, and by its laughter-compelling
mirth and irresistible humor rejuvenates the whole body. Whether you
are a bashful man or not, you should read
THE BLUNDERS OF A BASHFUL MAN.
In this screamingly funny volume the reader follows, with rapt
attention and hilarious delight, the mishaps, mortifications,
confusions, and agonizing mental and physical distresses of a
self-conscious, hypersensitive, appallingly bashful young man, in a
succession of astounding accidents, and ludicrous predicaments, that
convulse the reader with cyclonic laughter, causing him to hold both
sides for fear of exploding from an excess of uproarious merriment.
All records beaten as a fun-maker, rib-tickler, and laugh-provoker.
This marvellous volume of merriment proves melancholy an impostor, and
grim care a joke. With joyous gales of mirth it dissipates gloom and
banishes trouble.
YOU WANT IT! YOU CANNOT DO WITHOUT IT!
Better Than Drugs! Better Than Vaudeville!
A WHOLE CIRCUS IN ITSELF!
The Time, the Place, the Opportunity is Here!
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THE BLUNDERS OF A BASHFUL MAN contains 170 solid pages of reading
matter, illustrated, is bound in heavy lithographed paper covers, and
will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any address on receipt of price, 25
cents. Address orders to
J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
P.O. Box 767, 57 ROSE STREET, NEW YORK.
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SYMPATHY AROUSED! SENTIMENT CULTIVATED!
LONGING SATISFIED!
LADY VERNER'S FLIGHT.
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By "THE DUCHESS."
Author of "Molly Bawn," "The Honorable Mrs. Vereker," Etc.
"The Duchess" is famous as an author of those stories which delight
the heart and mind of young women readers through the artistic
word-painting of scenes and incidents which arouse interest, stimulate
desire, and satisfy the appetite for mental diversion, recreation,
entertainment, and pleasure.
LADY VERNER'S FLIGHT is no exception to her reputed ability; in fact,
in it she quite surpasses her own standard, and the reader follows
with breathless interest the vicissitudes and trials that mark the
course of this pure story of English life in which there are no less
than three love affairs going on at the same time.
WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN INTEREST!
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