Eden Part 17

"This is the novel of the year. The love-making in it is charming and it is interesting up to the very end. It gives a sad picture of lives of the men of the present day in our large cities, particularly in New York and Philadelphia. Like Thackeray's Barry Lyndon, it is an elaborate study of selfishness."--_The World, New York._

Princess Sophia-Adelaide.

The deserted daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

"The auth.o.r.ess a.s.serts in the most emphatic way, that she is Sophia-Adelaide, Princess Royal of England and d.u.c.h.ess of Saxony, and that she was born in Windsor Castle, on November 21, 1840, that her father was Prince Albert Edward of Germany, and that her mother is Queen Victoria. The portrait of the author printed in the volume bears an unmistakable resemblance to Queen Victoria."--_Minneapolis Tribune._

Divorced

A Novel. By Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, author of "Lights and Shadows of Life," "South Sea Sketches," "A Was.h.i.+ngton Winter," "Memoirs of Admiral Dahlgren," etc.

"This is a masterly discussion of one of the burning questions of the age, dealt with according to the logic of facts. The plot is most ingenious. The characters are sketched with a powerful hand."--_Tribune._

Two Women in Black

By James Mooney. Mooney & Boland Detective Series. Profusely ill.u.s.trated by True Williams.

Shadowed to Europe

By James Mooney. A Chicago Detective on two continents. By James Mooney. Mooney & Boland Detective Series. Ill.u.s.trated by True Williams.

The Vanderbilts

By W. A. Crofutt. Ill.u.s.trated with portraits of the Vanderbilt family and their various residences. The work reads almost like a fairy tale, giving as it does an accurate history drawn from authoritative sources of the methods by which the great Vanderbilt fortune was built up.

Her Desperate Victory

By Mrs. M. L. Rayne, author of "Against Fate," "What a Woman Can Do," etc. Ill.u.s.trated by True W. Williams. In this work Mrs. Rayne deals in her own effective and trenchant manner with the power of a gentle life to overcome the greatest difficulties. Every mother and daughter in America should read this book.

Love's Ladder

A Novel. By W. DeWitt Wallace.

"This story is a powerful one and rivets the attention from beginning to end. The movement is rapid and reminds one throughout of the onward march of a drama."--_Chronicle, Was.h.i.+ngton, D. C._

"It is vigorous and original."--_Herald, Indianapolis._

The Veteran and His Pipe

Being the famous articles from the Chicago _Inter Ocean_.

"Of even more importance than many of the more pretentious volumes which aim to set aright the story of a campaign."--_Chicago Times._

Legends and Superst.i.tions of The Sea

By Lieut. Ba.s.sett of the U. S. Navy, with numerous fine ill.u.s.trations.

"A valuable work of reference."--_United Service Magazine, New York._

"It is a collection of Folk-lore of the Sea so comprehensive, and so systematically arranged, as to be of encyclopedic usefulness."--_Literary World, Boston._

"Entertaining to read and valuable as a book of reference."--The_ Critic, New York._

Ingersollia

Gems of Thoughts from the Lectures, Speeches and Conversations of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, with portrait.

The Kentucky Housewife

A collection of Recipes for Cooking. By Mrs. Peter A. White.

The Every-Day Cook Book

By Miss M. E. Neill. Economical, Reliable, Excellent.

Ten Minute Sketches--Essays Humorous, Satirical, Sentimental and Burlesque

By Chas. H. Ham.

A Man of Destiny. Letters to Grover Cleveland, President Elect