A Struggle for a Fortune

by Harry Castlemon

The first eighteen titles with brackets are books with sequels, “Victor’s Triumph,” being a sequel to “Beautiful Fiend,” etc. They are all printed from large, clear type on a superior quality of flexible paper and bound in English vellum cloth, assorted colors, containing charming female heads lithographed in twelve colors, as inlays; the titles being stamped in harmonizing colors of ink or foil. Cloth, 12mo size.

{	1	Beautiful Fiend, A
	2	Victor’s Triumph
{	3	Bride’s Fate
	4	Changed Brides
{	5	Cruel as the Grave
	6	Tried for Her Life
{	7	Fair Play
	8	How He Won Her
{	9	Family Doom
	10	Maiden Widow
{	11	Hidden Hand, The
	12	Capitola’s Peril
{	13	Ishmael
	14	Self Raised
{	15	Lost Heir of Linlithgow
	16	Noble Lord, A
{	17	Unknown
	18	Mystery of Raven Rocks
	19	Bridal Eve, The
	20	Bride’s Dowry, The
	21	Bride of Llewellyn, The
	22	Broken Engagement, The
	23	Christmas Guest, The
	24	Curse of Clifton
	25	Deserted Wife, The
	26	Discarded Daughter, The
	27	Doom of Deville, The
	28	Eudora
	29	Fatal Secret, A
	30	Fortune Seeker
	31	Gypsy’s Prophecy
	32	Haunted Homestead
	33	India; or, The Pearl of Pearl River
	34	Lady of the Isle, The
	35	Lost Heiress, The
	36	Love’s Labor Won
	37	Missing Bride, The
	38	Mother-in-Law
	39	Prince of Darkness, and Artist’s Love
	40	Retribution
	41	Three Beauties, The
	42	Three Sisters, The
	43	Two Sisters, The
	44	Vivian
	45	Widow’s Son
	46	Wife’s Victory

All of the above books may be had at the store where this book was bought, or will be sent postpaid at 50 cents each by the publishers.

M. A. DONOHUE & CO.
701-727 Dearborn Street CHICAGO

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Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.

A table of contents was added for the convenience of the reader.