Prize Temperance Tales.

 

ONE HUNDRED POUND PRIZE TALE.
Frank Oldfield; or, Lost and
Found. By the Rev. T. P. Wi-
son, M.A. With Five Engrav-
ings. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
Price 3s. 6d.
An interesting prize temperance tale ;
the scene partly in Lancashire, partly in
Australia,

ONE HUNDRED POUND PRIZE TALE,
Sought and Saved. By M. A.
Pau, Author of “ Tim’s Trou-
bles; or, Tried and True.” With
Six Engravings. Post Svo, cloth
extra. Price 3s. 6d.
A prize temperance tale for the young.
With illustrative engravings.

ONE HUNDRED POUND PRIZE TALE.

Through Storm to Sunshine. By
Wiiuram J. Lacey, Author of
“A Life’s Motto,” “The Captain’s
Plot,” etc. With Illustrations.
Post 8vo, cloth extra. 3s. 6d.

This interesting tale was selected by the
Band of Hope Union last year, jrom
among thirty-seven others, as worthy of
the £100 prt Tt now forms a beautiful
volume, with six good illustrations.

 

FIFTY POUND PRIZE TALE,
Tim’s Troubles; or, Tried and
True. By M. A. Pautn. With
Five Engravings. Post 8vo, cloth
extra. Price 3s, 6d.

A prize temperance tale for young per-
sons, the hero an Irish boy, who owes
everything in after life to having joined
a Band of Hope in boyhood.

FIFTY POUND PRIZE TALE.
Lionel Franklin’s Victory. By E.
Van Sommerer. With Six En-
gravings. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
Price 3s. 6d.
An interesting prize temperance tale
Sor the young, with illustrative engrav-
ings.

 

SEVENTY POUND PRIZE TALE.
The Naresborough Victory. A

Story in Five Parts. By the Rev.
T. Keywortu, Author of “ Dick
the Newsboy,” ‘‘Green and Grey,”
etc., etc. With Ilustrations.
Post 8vo, cloth extra. 2s. 6d.

“Tn construction the story is good, in
style it is excellent, and it is certain to
be a general favourite.” MANCHESTER
EXAMINER,

“ Attractive in its incidents and forci-
ble in its lessons.” LIVERPOOL ALBION.

SPECIAL PRIZE TALE.
Owen’s Hobby; or, Strength in
Weakness. A Tale. By Eimrex
Burizieu. Illustrated. Post
8vo, cloth extra. Price 2s. 6d.
Replete with touching, often saddening,
and frequently amusing incidents.

SPECIAL PRIZE TALE.
Every-Day Doings. By Hetuena
Ricwarpson. With Six Ilustra-
tions. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
Price 2s. 6d.
A prize temperane tale, “written for
an earnest purpose,” and consisting
alnvost entirely of facts.

By Uphill Paths ; or, Waiting and
Winning. A Story of Work to

 

be Done. By E. Van Sommer,
Author of ‘Lionel Franklin’s
Victory.” Post 8vo, cloth extra.

Price 2s. 6d.

True to His Colours ; or, The Life
that Wears Best. By the Rev.
T. P. Wrison, M.A., Vicar of
Pavenham, Author of ‘Frank
Oldfield,” etc. With Six En-
gravings. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
Price 38s. 6d.

An interesting tale—the scene laid in
England—illustrating the influence over
others for good of one consistent Christian
man and temperance advocate.

TI. NELSON AND SONS, LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND NEW YORK.