ALL AROUND THE HOUSE;

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HOW TO MAKE HOMES HAPPY.

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 Mrs. HENRY WARD BEEOHEB,
 Author of "Motherly Talks," etc.
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1 vol., I0mo. Clot.


Prce $io.


 This volume consists of the reprint of those social chats with
young housekeepers in which Mrs. Beecher so excels, together with
a large number of receipts. The volume is as sensible and practical
within as it is neat and attractive without."-New York examiner
and hAronidle.
 "The book is an encyclopedia of household Information, which
no woman can read without benefit. It can not fail to be t help to
many untaught housekeepers while the more experienced may find
suggestions of value. The volume would be a blessing if it could go
into every household and be attentively read."- Chcao iInter-Ocn.
 "She has not lived in vain who has gathered together so much
of worldly wisdom, and bequeathed it in such attractive form to those
who come after her. treading the dangerous quicksands that beset do-
mestic life in this nervous and electrical age."--Sa Franciso ven-
ing Post.
 "Every house which has Mrs. Beecher's book will be the happier
for it."-W-E (Pa.) Sunday Morning Gasme.
 "The book is counselor add cook combined, and a treasure in any
house."- Wo7do Sunday JounaL.
 "No book has appeared among the many issued for the honue-
hold which combines so many excellences for the promotion of do,
mestic well-being." -New York Baptit Wkeey.
 SNo housekeeper can read the book without advantage."--jAJlaf
Journal.
 This is an invaluable book; its pates contain a liberal education
in household mattes."--Narhll DaUy American.
 "Mrs. Bhecher has produced a book which should find a resting,
place in every housewife's library."-Ph"a' Rpa Bword.


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