RED CARL.
By J. J. Messmer. A story dealing with the labor question, socialism, and temperance, and one of the best, all points considered, that treats of these subjects popularly.
"It would be difficult to find a healthier, more stimulating, and more suggestive story to put into the hands of the young."
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CHARLES DICKENS'S COMPLETE WORKS.
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A Story of the Army of the Potomac. By Warren Lee Goss, author of "Jed." With over 80 illustrations by Chapin and Shelton.
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