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HOUSEHOLD TRACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THREE MILLIONS of these Popular Tracts are now in circulation in Great Britain and the Colonies, and the demand is increasing. They are adapted for gifts or loan; are eagerly listened to at Public Readings at Lecture Halls and School-Rooms; and are worthy the attention of all who seek to promote the moral, sanitary, and religious improvement of the people. Price Twopence each.
| By Mrs. Sewell. | FOR GIRLS. |
| Mother’s Last Words. | The Happy Life. |
| Our Father’s Care. | Daughters from Home. |
| The Lost Child. | The Dangerous Way. |
| Children at Home. | FOR BOYS. |
| Children at School. | The Starting in Life. |
| Happy Schoolfellows. | How to “Get On” in Life. |
| Sister’s Love. | A Mother’s Legacy. |
| FOR MOTHERS. | Beware! or the Effects of Gambling. |
| Cottage Homes. | FOR CHILDREN. |
| The Mother’s Trials and Triumphs. | Household Rhymes. |
| Sick Child’s Cry: Household Verses. | Work and Play: Household Verses. |
| The Good Mother. | Dear Children. |
| FOR PARENTS. | FOR SERVANTS. |
| How to Manage the Young Ones. | My First Place. |
| How to Make the Most of Things. | Kind Words for the Kitchen. |
| Peace in the Household. | FOR EVERYBODY. |
| Household Management. | Straightforwardness. |
| Whose Fault is it? | Scandal, Gossip, Tittle-Tattle, &c. |
| Never Despair: Household Verses. | Temptation. |
| Something Homely. | The Gain of a Well-trained Mind. |
| Household Troubles. | A Tale of the Irish Famine. |
| Household Happiness. | A Picture from the World’s History. |
| FOR WORKING MEN. | Perils in the Mine. |
| When to Say “No.” | A Tale of a Dark Alley. |
| Working-Men’s Hindrances. | Sunday Excursions. |
| The Day of Rest. | What shall I do with my Money? |
| “Paddle your own Canoe!” | Kind Turns. |
| A True Briton. | Margery, the Martyr. |
| FOR SAILORS. | Home! Sweet Home! |
| A Short Yarn. | Lost Days. |
| FOR YOUNG MEN. | Two Ways of Going to Market. |
| Sons from Home. | What can be done with Ten Shillings. |
| How to Take Care of Number One. | “God Always Hears.” |
| How to Rise in the World. | ON HEALTH. |
| Life’s Battles. | The Worth of Fresh Air. |
| Men who have Fallen. | The Use of Pure Water. |
| Company. | The Value of Good Food. |
| The Odds Against Betting. | The Influence of Wholesome Drink. |
| FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. | The Advantage of Warm Clothing. |
| Are You Thinking of Getting Married? | How do People Hasten Death? |
| Going a-Courting, Sweethearting, Love, and Such Like. | The Secret of a Healthy Home. |
| Marriage Bells. | How to Nurse the Sick. |
| The Black Ditch. |