Life of Oliver Goldsmith . ots, Adeler .20 296. Mens Wives 10 297. Mystery of Edwin Drood, by .20 298. Reprinted Pieces from 20 299. Astoria, by W. Irving. .20 300. Novels by Eminent Hands 10 301. Spanish Voyages 20 302. No Thoroughfare 10 303. Character .10 304. Christmas Books 20 305. A Tour on the Prairies ,10 306. Ballads of .15 307. Yellowplush U0 308. Life of Mahomet, Pt I .15Do., Part II 15 309. Sketches and Travels in London, Thack ray .10 310. Life of Goldsmith .20 311. Capt. Bonneville 20 312. Golden Girls, Alan Muir .203ft. E
Life of Oliver Goldsmith . ots, Adeler .20 296. Mens Wives 10 297. Mystery of Edwin Drood, by .20 298. Reprinted Pieces from 20 299. Astoria, by W. Irving. .20 300. Novels by Eminent Hands 10 301. Spanish Voyages 20 302. No Thoroughfare 10 303. Character .10 304. Christmas Books 20 305. A Tour on the Prairies ,10 306. Ballads of .15 307. Yellowplush U0 308. Life of Mahomet, Pt I .15Do., Part II 15 309. Sketches and Travels in London, Thack ray .10 310. Life of Goldsmith .20 311. Capt. Bonneville 20 312. Golden Girls, Alan Muir .203ft. English Humorists ... .15 314. Moorish .10 315. Winifred Power ...... .20 316. Great Hoggarty Dia- mond— 1 317. Pausanias, Lytton. lo 318. The New Abelard 20 319. A Real Queen. ........ -20 320 The Rose and the Eing/0-^ 321. Wolferts Roost, Irving 322. Mark Seaworth. g$r i—MaMMmira mmuiKii i i«iiimfmrili^ljfeMM^KlHaw^jBKnriiM--. nn »ii> jmj Twwaillixin-Jitm Hnriir»«i nitr , r BLAST A3TD ITEE-VE COMPOSED OF THE NERVE-GIVING PRINCIPLES OFTHE OX-BRAIN AND WHEAT-GERM, It restores the energy lost by Nervousness or Indigestion; relievesLassitude and Neuralgia; refreshes the nerves tired by worry, excite-ment, or excessive brain fatigue; strengthens a failing memory, andgives renewed vigor in all diseases of Nervous Exhaustion or Debility,ft is the only PREVENTIVE FOR CONSUMPTION. It aids wonderfully in the mental and bodily growth of infanta andchikfoen. Under its use the teeth come easier, trie bones grow better, the skinplumper and smoother; the brain acquires more readily, and rests and sleepsmore sweetly. An ill-fed brain learns no lessons, and is excusable \f gives a 7uippier and better childhood. It is with the utmost confidence that I recommend this excellent pre-paration for the relief of indigestion and for general debility; nay, I do morethan recommend, 1 really urge all invalids to put it to the test, for in sev-eral cases personall
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