School Ships of the Sailor
What the Boys who go on the
Training Ships Have to do.
The real schooling of the sailor
boys does not begin until they are
transferred to the training ship at
Newport While aboard the Minne
sota they are piped out of their ham
mocks every morning by a shrill note
from the boatswain's whistle followed
by the sing-song cry : "All hands—
up all hammocks." The cry is taken
up and passed along from hammock
to hammock by the waking boys until
all have tumbled out. Theu there is
a great scurrying to see who will be
dressed and have his hammock and
bedding lashed up first. The ham
mocks are stowed in a netting on the
deck above during the day. The boys
are forbidden to lay their hammocks
on the deck or across the guns, but
must hold them from the time they
are carried to the span deck until they
are taken by the stower. A few hours
are spent every morning in washing
down the decks and polishing the brass
work about the ship. At noon all
hands are piped down to dinner, and
at sunset the bugler sounds a call for
hauling down the colors. Five min
utes later comes supper. After sup
per hammocks are piped down, at
eight bells tattoo is sounded, aud an
hour later the crew T is ordered to turn
in and keep silence.
Talking after bedtime, swearing,
fighting and other boyish offenses are
punished in several original ways, the
most common of which is to make the
offender "toe a seem" for several min
utes at a time or send him aloft to
"keep a mast-btad lookout." Bojs
who are careless about their clothes
or their hammocks are obliged to car
ry them on their shoulders for an hour
or two every morning until they are
cured. Solitary confinement on bread
and water for five days is the severest
punishment wLich the naval regula
tions permit, except it be awarded by
a court martial. Only boys between
the ages of fourteen and eighteen
years are received at the training-ship.
From the moment an apprentice en
lists his pay is $9 per month and he
is placed in a class, where he acquires
the rudiments of his prospective pro
fession as a sailor. They are allowed
pocket money and a reasonable a
mount of leave of absence and can vis
it their homes twice a year while in
the waters of the United States. In
addition to studying arithmetic, geog
raphy and United States history while
on the training-ships, the boys are
given regular practice in boxing, fenc
ing, rowing and sailing boats. When
qualified fcr sea they are drafted to a
cruising practice ship and visit Europe
or the West Indies. After returning
to the United States and visiting
home for ten days or two weeks, boys
are transferred to naval vessels in all
parts of the world. This is usually
about fifteen months after enlistment,
and he is not apt to be chauged again
until he is of age. Then he may re
ceive his discharge or be re-enlisted at
will.
Whan Baby vaa tick, we gave her Cwtoria,
When aha wae a Child, ahe cried for Caatoria,
When aha became Miaa, ahe clang to Caatoria,
Whan ahe had Children, ahe gave them Caatoria,
STOVES
[New Advertisement.]
Jacob JJisenhuth
wishes to inform the public that, hav
ing purchased the machines and tools,
together with stock of Stoves, Tin and
Holloware, formerly the property of
D. I. Brown, and having the services
of that gentleman who is a practical
mechanic, is now prepared to fill all
orders in this line.
House & Barn Spouting
AS- A SPECIALTY
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Just received a fiue assortment of the
best makes of
STOVES,
Ranges,
HEATERS,
&c., &c., &c.
Any person in want of a stove for
cooking, baking or heating purposes
will find it to their interest to call at
theshopor saleroom, near Knarr &
Lose's foundry,
MILLHEIM. PA
where Mr. Brown may be found at all
times to attend to the wonts of patrons
THAT ELSENIIUTN'S
STOVEB MUST BE SEEN TO BE RIGHTLY
APPRECIATED.
Groceries & Provisions.
atkw noons 1
FRESH ARRIVALS EVERY DAY
o o
FINK FLORIDAORAXUKB.
BRIGHT NEW LEMONS.
CHOICE WHITE GRAPES.
NEW CROP FRENCH PRUNES.
FIGS, DATES and PRUNKLLK.S.
FINEST CLUSTER RAISI NS.
PRESKUVKD CITRON & LEMON PEEL
CURRANTS and BAKING RAISINS.
EVAPORATED PEACHES ,X PEARS.
ALMONDS and ASSORTED M IS.
An exceptionally line line 01 PURE CON
FKt TION FRY at CITY FEU i s.
CLEAU CANDY TOYS.
MOLASSES CANDY (or YatTvt M ADE BY
OURESEI.VES, ALWAYS FRESH.
CALIFORNIA Fill IT canned and Evap
orated.
PURE HONEY in pint and quart jars.
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOFIi. Roller pro
cess.
CRANBERRIES, Sound and c'lrnt.
PLAINTand F ANCY CRACKERS
FINEST FULL CREAM CHEESE.
rURE SUGAR TABLE SYRUPS.
A full line of NEW CANNED GOODS.
PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY SYRUP i
half gallon and one gallon cans.
PURE MAPLE SYRUP in quart and hall
gallon cans.
FIN K, FRAG RANT T E As.
PURE SPICKS. You can depend on our
f round pepper for buteherlugl purposes,
t is strictly pure.
FRESH SHELL OYSTERS opened to order,
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ALL OUIISTOCK IS NEW AND
FIIESII.
US FOIv
ANYTHING YOU WANT
IN OUR LINE.
—SECHLER k CO.,—
GROCERS,
Bush House Block,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
V ...
-4 GREAT I NEW % YORK I STORE.
Just arrived with a Full Line of
—Dry Goods, Clothing, Hosiery, Notions and Fancy Goods. —
COME ONE AND ALL AND SECURE BARGAINS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LADIES.
Rend the Facts: Parties buying $.">.00 worth' of goods will make a days' wages. Please call and examine goods, and be convinced.
Goi<qci< oi
NATIONAL HOTEL
Millheim, Centre Co., - - Penna.
Summer Resort
Two miles from Coburn Station.
-=o=-
THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly renova
ted, is newly furnished throughout and
offers the very best accomodations to the trav
eling public.
FRONT ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FURNISH
ED, ON SECOND FLOOR FOR SUM
MER BOARDERS.
The celebrated "l'enn's Cave" is but a short
diMre from town, and the good roads and tine
mountain scenery of the surrounding country
make it a very desirable stopping place.
Horses and Sflis'i C ir
riages for use of guef-fs.
Bos meets all Traios at Cobnrn".
-—•{ Moderate Terms. }
Mr.q. ijooq, R*opT<.
"rtEXXSYLVA 4 NIA
sTATKcou.it; i:.
Next Trim bruins September s. Ism'..
This jns| jlution is I routed in nnr of tin most
beaut it ul ami healthful spots of t lie entire a lie
gheny legion • It is open lo students of both
sexes, and oilers tlie following Course oi si udy :
1. A Full Seientillo Course of l our Years.
2. A l.atln Seientille Course.
:t. The following A1 \ ANCKI> COURSES, of
t wo years each, follow inn t lie first two years of
l lie Seir ii title Course : (a) AG RICU LTC RE; (h)
N A'IT IIA I. HISTORY : (e) CH KM IS'TR\ AND
PHYSICS; <d) CIVIL KNGIN I I RING.
I. A short SPKCI AL COCRSE in Agriculture.
/>. A short SPKCI AI. COT RsR in Chemisti \
r> A reorganized Course in MECHANIC
A UTS, combining Miop work willt study. Now
building ami Maehinery
7. Anew SPKCI All COl KsKftwo \ears) in
Literature ami Seienee, for Young l.ailies.
s. \ Carefully {traded Preparatory Course.
P. SPKCI A l, i'OCIJSKS are arranged to meet
the w ants of tndlvidnal students.
Military drill is required. Expenses for board
and incidentals very low. Tuilioni'ree. Young
ladies under charge of a competent lady Prin
cipal.
For Catalogues <>r other infoi m ii ion address
cfoiujf \v. a mi u rov i i . i
President,
27 2'.) State College. Cent te t o„ Pa.
Automatic Sewing Wiachine Co.
' 72 West 23d St., New York, N. Y.
refunded. Put what Is re rotnai
aeiwlteew a woman will to uu vmiiy
■swing aba ahnttl mithißOlft . 1........
uow l'uteut ALI'OM. IK'
Even Shoo Maun("m - furors find it 1 fud It>
their work— its elastic Mama are nu*r durable.
Truly— Automatic s. wing Machim e are laat • nper
eadhut ahuttlo mat . ■ I" to no t t
deny it. Truth Is mighty and dot ■ prevail. Shuttle
Mmhiuca Lttvo c.'i a Uo a)■'*■ • •
Send for circular. Conv voud-uco aoiu-ite :.
At! EJITS For thepr
"The V/erlil's Uondi i , v."
WANTED 1 By •>- W. B1 EL.
The most successful -üb-<Tipt ion l>ook ver
published. Over haU <( million cojm i . > •./
the post eight >)i<<n(h<. atnt it is selling t : lee
times as fa-.t iow as ever before. Ilei ulur can*
v.ism is clear from 115 to I2s,fi4o and i opel luj.
Nothing like it was ewr kin-w n in the hi ! uu\
of book publishing. s ntj'r ■ < ■i n.,
cati'-n. No experience tn d< d to limine - ac
cess. We help persons without means t.> do a
large bu-s.uess; uo cupitiil ne< dd. \\ rite for
particulars. Sohirh s rjiianint < d , >/■ ■. as
irho t'o not fish to tte tot e< .... v <u
We mean business, and want live agents in
every township. It will e. >t you nothing to
write for terms and full descriptions oi our
plans of doing business. We also o/n oiroi/
slatuhml hooka to persons who send us names
of book agents. Write for our list of live stan
dard books.
Historical I'fnt tsnt\i Co .
12b N 122 N. 7th St.. I'hila.. Pa.
F) u S. U GUTELIUS,
DEMIST,
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Mii.un.iM, Pa.
Offer.- 1:1s profes lonal services to fie pebl o
lie 'is prepared to perform all operations iu i;.<-
dental profession. 11" Is nour fully prepare I lo
extract teeth absolutely without pam
P. H. MUSSEB,
WATCHMAKER & .5 EWEI
Main Street. Millheim. P. 1 ...
j++OI'POSITE TIIE HANK. J-t
Repair Work a Specialty. Sat- 1
isfaetion guaranteed. Your patrol ige
resp- ctfr.lly solicited. 5 ly.
13 WEEKS.
The ■*<! IFF. <i \7.FTTF. wid b.-u
carciy wrapped, to anj address in the Uni I
states for tbr e months on receipt of
onk dollar.
Liberal di- .mnt allowed to a
gents and elul's. sample eopie in died Ir e.
Addle:-- a'.t orders to
RICHARD K. FOX,
FIt.XNKt.IX Sqcauk. N A".
THAT
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Loriliard
PLUG- TOBACCO
with Ib dTin Tag: Hose leaf Finn C it ( hew
ing; -Vav y <';i|>pittgrs.au <1 Ll '.ei-.nrow ami
Yellow SNI'FK are tbe hestamlel; *a| I quali
ty considered.
SIOO A WEEK-
Ladies or gentlemen dt siring plea sant i roflt •
able employment wiit" it oia-e. We want you
to handle aii article ot donu st :<• use that m <•>-
Mi:stS its: I.K to everyone at si lit. STAPLE
AS FLOUK. s lis like hot caki Prolit
per cent. Families wishing to practice ei • no
MY should for (heir own h -nelil wnie for par
ticulars. I"-< <1 every day the year r< mud in
every household. Price within reae'i <>f all.
Circulars I r-e. Ag< lit - reeeiv S \ -I 111I 11 ■l' Flf FF.
Address llO.tlKk I IC Alt' (i .. M AiilO.V.
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loy and Middle-aged Hen At Yonnt Lsxdii • ned
l"ra taecns&l stait t& butinmlife ai Coleman Coll
Newark, N.J. Lib, b UahipMO. NoVi tu*
Mionsaecured wbend-slTed. Illusrratedt tat lon
ajipllcation. Hcary Coloman. t':ia.. Esra Whit..- I'jcs.
A Lifo Experience. Romarliablo r.nd
quick curea. Trial Puckager-. Send
stamp for sealed particulars. Address
WAi-lD & CO. jL.oiifsig.n.i, tViQ.
sfoißfc|| n ~ji r~ r-.-i-n i/. ■■ f\* m
(FIECLINIMG) (
Boon to those//- ' f v
*k° wounabyp "f,
Largest Fac-toi"/ j"
and BE3T siiAIItS in tho world. Bc.fl lor circular
to only manufacturera c£ reclining roiling ciiaUd.
Easy Chair Co., New Haven, Conn.
<7> d |p A /'pi y " " p V { ; A c£l \
ijfci \t : li 6 ; V ■ ED.
Wb wan', ladv Acnnta fir r "" PF .i 'VF.A i ' .MA
DAME DEAN S Sei NAJ< RUPPDItTI.Nt IV\)RSE t'S.
So f vw:i.-: ■■ r.l * '. oar 1 ....
Agent st;iO Ittoa h\y. Our Agents pert from
four to fcnt7 aah : ' S<S?no*S?'iffiSS
and full purtioulnr". lif.(ll OG _ ,
LEWIS SCHIEL'! A CfL, 30d Broadway, Hew .oris
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S® CS . • mi;
| Warranted tli e most perfect Force- Fccil
Fertilizer Drill in existence. Send for \
■ circular, B _ fARgUHAjj, York, Pa.
—Tin-:
MILLHEIM JOURNAL
JOB
Printing OiTieo
vJ
is nine nh//'/ ird with
(?OQP f -rfssfS.
(hi,l n liir<je (tsNorhiit'ii/ of
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son: JIV.
ULL LIE ADS,
SLA TESTEM'S,
EAI 'EL ODES,
C/ECDLIES.
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and, in >7i< 17, veal and fash/
; Job Printing of all Cite '
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ONE MONTH
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OHk gent.
I
Puy a jo talc-aril aril send fur free • .n j>lo
copies or the TV I r KI. YOH HONICL E TELK
<;RAPI£, to be sent you for o . • month fro - f
charge, to enable you tojud • • of it- merit .
AGENTS WANTED.
Fend for circular piv-nr am unt of ca ho in
mission to agents. Liberal inducements offer- J
!. A pwl chance in k aey uithout in- j
erfejii , ii. iv \. r .
•Ill] fiiroiiicl-3-TLlcirai'a j
is an i-ipitt-p: fi. y ix column .lew.-p.v.mr,
devoted to current* no* s of the we ,;oi aril
e 1 \ i inht*• ;-ii .i. - Py t!:o '-est autlu •■*, a ai a
\.;ji <1 a -ortinent o: pipTesiiiig matt< r for the
Farmer, Meivhnn'.. Mech nic an I tii i uni y
Circle.
1 Y MAIL. 1 • •> fACi: PAID.
ONE DOLLAR A YEA }J #
Add re all c. mimtnlc .
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l'tttsbui r. I'a.
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Mr 3. Sarah A. Zeigler's
TH A Trw?r
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on Penn street, s* mth of race in i ! :c,
Mil helm. LA).
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Bread, Pica & Gak.
. of superior quality can he bought at any time
ai.d in any quantity. .
ICE CREAAI AND FAN
CY CAKES
for Wed 'lugs, Picnics and oilier social .ill el'
i Uf s promptly made to order.
Call ;it her placa ami R'-t your suppll s at <r.
cecdingly low prices. Jtl-3m
ctUSY PREMIUM.
Fiiil AD.-'. I SVG.
Cinad Prise! letlal, Paris, 1878..
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2US North Front ... PHII A DELPHI A, PA.
V ' AN7AGENT3 to SELI
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g i sTHAii?!
•n nnd Woman of chnrnetor nnl le'rlli; vc
I bj ava Tnrri'oi;; ' u.irai ( • X Av. ks* ct
t.::njio \rnghcr to to rcti.racd rs, rrv o*|>c- ■ i nn
eati; f.u-tory. A thousand por cont. th hcstVL . harin
t iio and j,(, , f n ii!. 1.i.'l- : loin y. ju*
trinsie merit m.iUc3 it a phenoiaioal sacce- leverjr
wnere. ForHlu i -atodclrcttl iron 1 ton mofap ncy
aodms. j. VVOSrE, Gt. L.-.u:i-.-
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s Eiib t'iairasbi a;.,-a. A°y;,
Newspaper Advertising .-.neau (10 Spx-ace
btreet), w here a 1 vev- n 8" HIS Lr* K7
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NEW IMPROVED HIGH ARM,
HE W MECHANICALPRINCIPLES
c. :,i Dote •:/ J.lowncKts, Auio
. . iio Direct o.2Pi •' t fiction,
Oylin Jer* Shuttle, Self-setting JScc-
Ds, Per.' so Fee \ Do Erring 8,
Few Porta. Minimuni Weight* No
■ No Noiae, No Wear, No
Fazi: see, No " Tantrums," Capa
cttyi n id, Alioaya in Order,
Richly Ornamented, iTielcdplated,
and • uce Per ■ est E: "Pnon.
f?nt! f. ■ r!rf:.':nr,
A\ " DsTDDU CO.,
23 Union S(}UBfß| Ksw tui k.
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Eo-stcy Organ,
l- J-olldly Glade.
r ;'F-onc Unrivaled.
Finish.
r /-cars of Popularity.,
jl - tttd cataLoams SENT FEEE.
Estcy Cryan Co., urauieboro,vt!
THE CELEBRATED
' : ::.Y:w r TVqaa,
OVER
10,000
IX CONSTANT USE.
Cuy Direct from the Manufacturer.
Wholesale Manufacturing Prices from
—S(O it 5100. —
ELEGANT DESIGNS.
LARGE SOLID WALNUT CAGES.
FINELY FINISHED.
BEST SEASONED MATERIALS
USED.
V OICED TO PERFECTION,
7:.:w 13 UNSURPASSED.
SATISI7.CTION GUARANTEED.
EVLRY ORGAN WARRANTED FOR
FiVE YEARS.
SEXD FOii CIRCULARS.
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JADING ORGAN CO.,
d. d KAIUHTUR, Manager,
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■ ">" liitLo. and on a
g (lf\S 7 '"' iPn . a ti/liaicr lledi 1
15 R " -GTv il ,1 3 w 'hich is much
P, more ci-plcami
L ""NW —;".d it
o IsNl \ /--1A shasattacinenti
5 S&w I 1 :-i g f° r Circular and
•3 ftegi ... |,ii-d TGrc.il-C::ri
> fi * ..-'x • • 3; 1i r 13:;,ci:t
a-, . . "i c o- i,'.v.lding. New.
7/ , b:rel. cili THE
\Ds? BEST Icvcated.
Price £30.00 a.nd upwards.
Manufactured and sold by the
Battle Creek Machinery Co., B#lT i!d." £ "'
B|p N. W. EBY, 'T
',A -DISTILLER OP— W"
) Straight PURE lj|
L RYE WHISKEY _1
FOR MEDICAL USE.
\\"o()ch\ qi<d, Gci|{i<e Go M l°e:q:q
MARVELOUS PRICES.
BOOKS FOR THE MILLION
Complete Novels and Other Works, by Famous Authors, Almost Given Away !
TV f !l.v ing books nr<- puhtl ,hed In m i' pamphlet fnrm, many of them liniidnnmely illustrated, and .11 are printed
fro i ifnoil pe 11 po it gg.Mid pit per. Tin v tn-at of * great t arlety of IUIIJWU. ami we think no one can nomine the
lit Willi" .1 timlin; to i. in man\ that lit or all. would like to joiesa. lu cioUi-bouud form tlicae hooka would coalf lUO
ta 11. I. th tmok ia complete iu iueli.
The Wlilow !tel.>ll I'ii per*. Till* la the book
over whieti i.n.r yrumlmi 'e i. 1 > iglmd till they cried, and
It ia riat a* funny to-day u> • ier.
Fancy Worlt fur Homo Adornmi at, m (n
--!lir ly new iv.nk n> >n till, subject .coutaiulug <ay and
I ret >t Instruct! >•• for making fancy baskets, wall
I" i,. hr.. ne I'e work, embroidery, etc., etc., pro
lu 'i t'i t ele/.|l|t!j lllu '.lntel.
Urlinin'a I'nlry Miirloa for the Yopriff. The
flu -at oil. ttoii of fuirjr atoric ever publi.hed. Tbu child
ten will lie delicti led with them.
The I.mly of f!io l.nhe. By Sir traitor Scott.
"The l.i 1 . t lu ' l.ake " la ai. uinii ■; li verae. aud of all
th - works of Suit i> me it more 1 euutiful than tlila.
\i ii iunl iit'Ftlu ut-tti; for I-* li> at. I Uentl -pirn, a
fil le n> | Item-a ant Rood I Hug. glviug the ruica of
luoiern <tl pi -tie fir nil occasions.
Tile Mandated I,otter Writer for I.adlea and
Cciitleui O. a i; : ■> guide fo corn.] ondetice, glviug
pLiu dire tiaua !■< the composition of hater* of .very
l.:>d, IV linup • - it'll form* and extmrih"*.
Wtil""r 111 cnluiE Itccrcnt lon*, a I.iree collection
of "tints Charades, Tableau., Games, Purrto*, etc., f"T
aiK.li! B-therinea, j.rlialo theatrical*, and evenluea at
ti itu >. Illustrate d.
lilaloiSiit'S Iteeltntlona nnd I tending., n large
and eho.ee colli ilon tor school exhibitions ami public and
privwe entertainment*.
I'arlor Mugis" unal C'ha'mlenl Fx pcrlinenf ,
> hook whb'h lulls how to p. i form l.umlr la of amusing
ltd ks In magic aud liiktrucUve experiweuu with simple
Ig -ut*.
The Home Cook Root; nnd Family f'livsl
-Inn, containing hundred* of excellent cooking recipe*
a .1 Ittut to 100. .. keepers, alao telling how to care all com-
Ctou ail out* by simple home remedies.
. Miannera nnd Cuatom* In Fnr Away I. nnd*.
• ten inter, sting aud Instructive book of travels, desorlb
lug the t culinr life, habila. manncr-and customs of the
pe . .f I ireigu eountriea; illustrated.
sixteen Complete Morle* by Foptilar Authors,
•m'iri g love, huiuoroua aud d-tecii'e stories. atorie* of
ao M lite, of adreoturc, of railway lift, etc., all very lu
tare l ne.
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At Hie World'* Merey, A Novel. Bv Florence
Warden, author of •'The ilouae on the Marah," etc.
Mildred Treianlim. A Novel. Ity " The Ouch
e," author of "Molly llawti," etc.
Bark Buys. A Novel, by Hugh Conway, author
of '• Called Back.
The M.vatrry of the Holly Tree. A Novel,
By the author of •• Intra Thorue."
Nil ado u a on tin* know. A Novel. By B. 1,. Far-
Jcon, author of •'lir. ad and-Cbeeac.aud-Kisaea," elc.
.The ti ray Woman. A Novel, liy lira. Uaakell,
author .>f " Mary Barton," etc.
Tin" Fr oaten Beep. A Novel. By WUkie Colliae,
author of " The Woman lu White," etc.
Ked Court Fnrm. A Novel. By Mr*. Henry
Wood, author of " Ka*t Lyuue," etc.
In Cupld'e t. A Novel. By the Author of " Dora
Thorue."
liurk to the Old Home. A Novel. By Mary Cecil
Hay. author of" Hidden Perlle," etc.
John Itovrerhunk'n Wife. A Novel. By Mlie
Mu'.o-k author of "• John Halifax Gentleman," etc.
. I.mly ti wciidollno'a llrenin. A Novel. By the
author of • I)..ra Thome," etc.
.liiapor Ikltne'a Necret. A Novel. By Mlaa M. K.
Ilrad tun. author of "Aurora Floyd," etc.
l-i-oltiH'. A Novel. By Mary Cecil Hay, author of
] "Uremia Vorke." etc.
tiuhrlel'a Murrlngre. A Novel. By Wllkle Colllne,
author of " No Name." etc.
. David Hunt. A Novel. By Mre. Ann S.
author of" Fashion and Famine." etc.
Ucuplutc th Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary
Cecil Hay. author of •' Old Middleton'* Money," etc.
Hud ley Cnrlcon. A Novel. By Miss M. K. Brad
don. author of " I.a>ly Audley'e Secret," etc.
Koalenl oa Tin MvaTaar or tm* Hrant-axn*. A
Novel. By* KttaW. Fierce, author of The Birth Mark," etc.
A tialden Huwn. A Novel. By the author of
"Dora Thorue." etc.
.. Vnlerle'a Kate. A NoveL By Mrs. Alexander,
author of " The Wooing O't," etc.
. Muter Ifoae. A Novel. By Wllkle Collins, author
' of " The Woman In White." etc.
i Anne. A Novel. By Mr*, nenry Wood, author of
| "Kast I.vnne."
The I.nurd Buah. A Novel. By Mlaa lfulock,
author of "John Halifax, Gentlemau." etc.
Amoa Itnrten. A Novel. Bv Ceorge Eliot, author
| of "Adam Bede," " The Mill on the tflosi," etc.