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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1889, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1557

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      R R*- &9i% George Cauldtorif*

      i characters here drawn are true to life . The story frill greatly interest and profit every girl I who reads it .

      j Cassell's Book of tlie Household , Vol . I . This is one of the most useful works of reference which has yet been issued by the eminent publishers of La Belle Sauvage . Isolated recipes recines and and snattprpd scattered odds odds and and ends ftnda in in domestic dnmfistif ? economy fi ^ nnomv are arfi discarded discard fid ; and and the t . h ft book hook aims aims

      at setting forth the main points of what a housekeeper needs to know . As far as possible ' each chapter is complete in itself , and the treatment of the whole subject is as systematic as it is sensible — / CVAAVh and practical / / The present + \ 1 MJk ^ f volume JL discusses VtJk Famil & i ^ aaa JkAw Life ¦¦ / Furniture M . M . M . % j \ AX and Furnish lCl 11

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      really serve to elucidate the text . j Edward - ¦ .. w A xv % . very v ¦ « . P S ^ wT . ¦ Ellis ¦ good 1 * * " t . story It •* - V is l * J for C a ^ narrative AX «« boys JL X . C * UA T is of V Xli ^ A two W e V Hunters ^ r boys | L _^ V ^ V k 7 who » T iAU of fell X V tli / ¦* - . e into X 1 Ozar XVV 7 the VAXV k , hands AlUl of & AVtK the of V ^ ' Deerfoot a C > U hostile A 1 VO UAjLV Series Indian JLliVAlUill , ' b of V ^ y -L

      the Winnebago tribe , but were rescued by a friendly Indian named Deerfoot . The incidents comprise wanderings through the prairie , the upsetting of a canoe in a turbid stream and a , perilous k Indian devil swim ' for and life his , death the shooting and other of bisons exciting , the experiences night fire in Deerfoot the cavern is , the fine attack specimen of the of

      the truly religious Indian who , carries his Bible and is ruled . by its precepts a . The story will have much fascination for readers who are fond of excitement and romance .

      The Camp in tlie Mountains , of the ' Deerfoot Series , ' by Edward S . Ellis , is the conthe tinuation tale is of , [ of the course story , referred very much to above like its —viz predecessor ., 'The Hunters , and is of equall the Ozark y interesting . ' The st . yle The of

      characters [^ I 1 h > much character to are invi of traced gorate Deerfoot throug the , the mind h friendl their and further y quicken Indian adventures , the comes imag out ination in splendidly Indian in the territory here whole . He , and narrative shows there as . much tlie nobility and greatness of his 1 MO / tl and liilU tribe \ JJL ATo AU To Ul of the VXl \ Wihnebagoes »» shows

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      I I ) y " ''nig incr readers readers everywhere fivorvwliftrfi . 1 Tlie I . ast War Trail , by Edward S . Ellis , several illustrations . This is the third , and ¦ H I ¦ ^' e suppose ^~ J ^ f ^ 'KJKjyj the UXM . \ J last JLCA / O U volume VUJLU 111 U of KJJ . the UX * - \ J ' Deerfoot I ^ VViJLlUL ll ' Series KJOJL JUJD / XIX in ail all three UIAX , \ J \ J V of - ^ JU which VT JH . JLVJI 1 . Deerfoot J ~ r \ J V > X X , \ J VS K is XO the UI 1 D ,

      I Mission ' K' }'< . It to is the a story m was of beg life innin amongst g to tell the upon American the tribes Indians . Deerfoot , in the is times an Indian when who the had Moravian become b I JL Christian iiotltttJ and this volume is to show how he aided his white brethren in attack made

      ulM > n their , , settlement ClXJllA . IXllO VU by the 111 C 1 Winnebagoes O HKJ DUUW UWH , when lid C & X deliverance 14 . C 31 A 111 O WlllLiO was wroug 1 OU 111 C 1 ht JI XXX by an CbJLJL his intervention UIjCLVjIV 111 CLVAC 3 ^

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1557, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/23/