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PICTURE BOOKS FOR FOR LITTLE TLE CHILDREN. .

The following list comprises Fifty-eight kinds. These Toy Books are the best to be
ond and are produced at a very large outlay, on paper especially prepared, and aré |
printed in colors, in the best style, with the determination of having them meri es than
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-BOB’S SCHOOL DAYS. VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS. —New Pictures. o HARE AND TORTOISE.
SLEEPING BEAUTY. | | WONDERFUL LEAPS OF SAM PATCH. | PUSS IN BOOTS.
PUMPKIN HOUSE. | 7 NONSENSE FOR GIRLS. | MY MOTHER. A.s
DIAMONDS AND TOADS. TEN LITTLE MULLIGAN GUARDS. a CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. |
RED RIDING-HOOD. — | ALPHABET OF COUNTRY SCENES. _ FAT BOY. :
NELLIE’S CHRISTMAS EVE. JACK AND THE BEAN-STALK. VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS. 3
TEN LITTLE NIGGERS. SANTA CLAUS AND HIS WORKS. DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
NINE NIGGERS MORE, THE FROGGY WHO WOULD A WOOING GO. KINDNESS TO ANIMALS,
BABY. _| WORLD-WIDE FABLES, — HOME KINDNESS.
PUTNAM. : _ | CINDERELLA and the LIT; UE GLASS SLIPPER. RIP VAN WINKLE. —
POCAHONTAS. : HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. HUMPTY DUMPTY.
THREE BEARS. HENNY PENNY AND HER FRIENDS. : | NURSERY RHYMES. ©
TOM THUMB. MOTHER BRUIN AND HER FOOLISH CUBS. — WILD ANIMALS—Part One.
VISIT TO THE MENAGERIE. THE CAMPTOWN RACES, WILD ANIMALS—Part Two.
HOME GAMES FOR BOYS. THE FUNNY LITTLE DAj ‘iES. — MOTHER HUBBARD’S DOG.
: HOME GAMES FOR GIRLS. : ee : TIT, TINY, AND TYTTENS, —
. YANKEE DOODLE. ee VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS. FOUR-FOOTED FRIENDS. | a
ROBINSON CRUSOE. | oS In German. THREE LITTLE KITTENS. — - =
v 4, WHEE CAT. | | SANTA CLAUS AND HIS *ORKS. _ THREE GOOD FRIENDS. —
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AU NT. KATE'S SERIES—New, |UNCLE NED S P; nf ‘URE BUOKS.
FIFTEEN CENTS EACH. | TWELVE CENTS EACH, oe
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Six kinds. Some of the old stories redone | | Twelve kinds, embracing a carefully written
o in a superior manner, Hight illustrations, | Fight lide, containing _uple, plaintive sto- and very superior series of Bible Histories.
“ef elegantly printed in colsrs. Royal 8vo.| "es aboutcommon su! cts. Highly mor al, They contain a large amount of Bible infor- a
: 16 pages. Showy covers in ‘oil colors. and true to nature. Ib: :etrations full-paged,' mation, in a very small compass, and are |
ALADDIN. and very expressive. i. 1ge 8vo. 16 pages. | _ admirably adapted as preparatory books
RED- RIDING HOOD. Four illustrations, prin‘¢d in colors. Pic-' for Bible study. Their simpli city brings
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THE ROBIN’S CHRIST™AS EVE.
HECTOR, THE DOG.
LITTLE DOG TRUSTE.

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VALENTINE AND ORSON. ,
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; GRAN DMOTHERGOOSE SERIES, |HOME PICTURES. = = =  =—, SOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. |
‘. 3 SAME SIZE AND PRICE. DITTIES FOR CHILI: BEN. GOOD CHILDREN OF THE BIBLE. <
; NURSERY SONGS. | ae: PLAY-BOG:: Ge | SESS: ae EXAMPLE.
NURSERY RHYMES. | PLAYTIME STORIES. | , JESUS OUR SAVIOUR.
NURSERY JINGLES. ‘STORY OF THE APOSTLES. |
GILT-COVER PIC TURE BOOKS, sroriEs of ABRAHAM, ISAAC, and JACOB,
UNCLE JOHN’S DROLLERIES. | ae JOSHUA, AND THE MIGHTY MEN OF OLD.
4 SAME SIZE AND PRICH. ae KINGS OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH.
SIMPLE ADDITION BY A LITTLE NIGGER. | RAMBLING RHYMES. ‘STORIES OF THE PROPHETS. _ :
. ‘MISS MOUSER’S TEA PARTY. PROVERBS FOR THE XURSEPY. MOSES AND THE WANDERINGS OF THE |
a DASH’S HOLIDAY. 'LILY’S PICTURE BOCK. CHILDREN OF ISRAEL.
Be eS THE TEN LITTLE NIGGERS. : ‘THE ROBIN, : MRS. BARBAULD’S HYMNS.

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