=Little Snowdrop and Her Golden Casket.= By the Author of "Little Hazel, the King's Messenger," etc.
A tale for the young, illustrative of the preciousness of Scripture promises.
=The Royal Banner;= or, Gold and Rubies. A Story for the Young. By the Author of "Little Snowdrop and Her Golden Casket," etc.
A well-written story of home and school life. Cannot fail to prove interesting.
="Thy Kingdom Come."= A Tale for Boys and Girls.
=Under the Old Oaks;= or, Won by Love. By the Author of "Little Hazel, the King's Messenger," etc.
=Little Tora, the Swedish Schoolmistress.= And Other Stories. By Mrs. WOODS BAKER, Author of "The Swedish Twins," etc.
"Charming idyllic pictures of Swedish life."--_Scotsman._
=A Helping Hand.= By M. B. SYNGE, Author of "A Child of the Mews," etc.
=Archie's Chances.= By the Author of "The Spanish Brothers," etc. With Illustrations.
=Alive in the Jungle.= A Story for the Young. By ELEANOR STREDDER, Author of "Jack and His Ostrich," etc.
A fascinating story of child-snatching by a wolf, of the life led by the child in the wolf's lair, and of the cunning device of a native hunter to effect the rescue of the child.
Post 8vo, cloth extra. Price 1s. 6d. each.
=Captain Polly.= "Thou hast Gained thy Brother." A Story for Young People. By SOPHIE SWETT.
A pleasantly-written story, in which the author seeks to show that gentle persuasion and remonstrance, and a perfect trust in the person remonstrated with, often win the erring when severity and suspicion fail.
=Cords of Love;= or, Who is My Neighbour? By M. E. CLEMENTS.
=Dick and Harry and Tom;= or, For Our Reaping By-and-by. By FLORENCE E. BURCH.
A story for the young, showing how great is the power of steadfast love to overcome pride and selfishness.
=Dickie Winton;= or, Between Gate and Front Door. A Story for the Young. By Miss GAYE.
An interesting story, descriptive of the troubles into which a little boy, by a simple act of disobedience, brought both himself and his friends; and showing that however innocent the motive, the pursuit of wrong courses is certain to end in mischief.
=Frank's First Term;= or, Making a Man of Him. By HAROLD AVERY.
A story of school life, describing the trials to which a boy is subjected, and the temptations to which he is exposed, on passing from the family circle to a large school.