“It is a book that can be unreservedly commended to anyone who loves a good, wholesome, thrilling, informing yarn.”—­Passaic News.

THE YOUNG APPRENTICE;

OR, ALLAN WEST’S CHUM.

“The story is intensely interesting.”—­Baltimore Sun.

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THE DAYS OF CHIVALRY SERIES

Of Worth While Classics for Boys and Girls

Revised and Edited for the Modern Reader

Each large 12mo, illustrated and with a poster jacket in full color $2.00

THE DAYS OF CHIVALRY

BY W.H.  DAVENPORT ADAMS.

THE CHAPLET OF PEARLS

BY C.M.  YONGE.

ERLING THE BOLD

BY R.M.  BALLYNTYNE.

WINNING HIS KNIGHTHOOD;

OR, THE ADVENTURES OF RAOULF DE GYSSAGE.

BY H. TURING BRUCE.

“Tales which ring to the clanking of armour, tales of marches and counter-marches, tales of wars, but tales which bring peace; a peace and contentment in the knowledge that right, even in the darkest times, has survived and conquered.”—­Portland Evening Express.

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THE YOUNG PIONEER SERIES

BY HARRISON ADAMS

Each 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, per volume $1.65

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE OHIO;
  OR, CLEARING THE WILDERNESS.

THE PIONEER BOYS ON THE GREAT LAKES;
  OR, ON THE TRAIL OF THE IROQUOIS.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSISSIPPI;
  OR, THE HOMESTEAD IN THE WILDERNESS.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSOURI;
  OR, IN THE COUNTRY OF THE SIOUX.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE YELLOWSTONE;
  OR, LOST IN THE LAND OF WONDERS.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE COLUMBIA;
  OR, IN THE WILDERNESS OF THE GREAT NORTHWEST.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE COLORADO;
  OR, BRAVING THE PERILS OF THE GRAND CANYON COUNTRY.

THE PIONEER BOYS OF KANSAS;
  OR, PRAIRIE HOME IN BUFFALO LAND.

“Such books as these are an admirable means of stimulating among the young Americans of to-day interest in the story of their pioneer ancestors and the early days of the Republic.”—­Boston Globe.

“Not only interesting, but instructive as well and shows the sterling type of character which these days of self-reliance and trial produced.”—­American Tourist, Chicago.

“The stories are full of spirited action and contain much valuable historical information.  Just the sort of reading a boy will enjoy immensely.”—­Boston Herald.