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    HORNER'S PENNY STORIES FOR THE PEOPLE . 1 ' Scarcely any publishing venture , in a commercial sense , has achieved success so rapidly . But from have apart been life from as trained this it reall view , unfortunatel y of exists these , and Stories y , to which seize , the many with reason avidity times of , their in sensational point popularity I of morals stories is not , which are far hi Jbo are ghl seek y very obj . ^ ectionable The far ; in public < Jeed . Horner's Stories , however , whether they take up history or the ever changing varieties of ordinary , much life , are so decidedl is this y the true case , so , that far as the their ordinary details nove of l time reader , place is , surprised and circumstan to find ce how are concerned much genuine , r So ! I , romance around ' us lie . s The hidden publishers away fro deserve m public the success observation they have in the achieved apparently . '—The commonp Ebformer lace lives . of those 1 JSTEW STORIES NOW PUBLISHING . . j JSTo . 3 L DOROTHY . By M . E . L ., Author of « Freda's Peril / & c . tReady . f Xo . 35 . FORGIVEN AT -I LAST ' : an Australian Story . By Sidney Watson , Author of « Promoted ¦ ., 81 I No . 36 . THE . CLARES 1 OF CLOVERLY . By Fannie —* - Eden , Author of « Through Weal INexi and [ Ready week Woe . . . ' I No . 37 . THE BANKER ' S DAUGHTER tt : a Sequel to ' Charlie Coulson . ' By Dr . M . L . Ro [ Next § svally ueek . . % * The Earlier Numbers ( Nob . 1 to 33 ) , of which FOU R MILLI ONS have oeen isstied , always in Stock . Ji London : W . B . HORNER & SON , 27 Paternoster Square . / : :

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    - - ! fl * A delightful miscellany , instructive , amusing , and of marvellous diversity . '—Saturday Review . Harper ^ , — * 's — ' - — ¦ Young ¦¦ - — ' ' —— — 1 ¦ ¦— ¦ — ' ¦ ' - ¦ — ¦—¦— — People Volume for I 8880 ¦ • • . . x . . 4 to . in handsome cloth cover , 7 s . 6 d . ; gilt edges , 8 s . Containing Hundreds of Original Stories , Hundreds of Illustrations , and Twelve Coloured JPlates . Also published Weekly , price Id . ; or in Monthly Parts , 6 d . each ; ( Subscription ,. 65 . 6 d . per annum ) . _ ¦ - — ¦ ' ¦ - — - ¦ - ' ' ' ' .... . . . ~ m ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 4 Turning over the pages of " Harper ' s Young People , " we have come to this conclusion , that it must be a dull child who will not find materials in it for merry and happy hours . ' —Graphic . * " Harper ' s Young People " is more popular in price and less luxurious in get-up , but it contains more matter , and is so admirably edited and written that it can hold its own against all rivals „ . The clever and laughable humorous woodcuts are a special feature /—Manchester Examiner . its ' The illustrations volume is , as are usual not , handsom a few which e and are portly much . Its to be contents commended are very . It diversified is the best , and Ameri among can many magazine for the young with which we are acquainted . ' —Queen . I I are p '" lenty Harper of : good ' s Young stories Peop , merry le " is jokes as good , and aa clever ever , p and ictures perhaps . '—Dai a little ly Telegraph better . This year there , London : SAMPSON LOW , MA 11 STON . SEARLB & RIVINGTON , Limited , i St . Dunstan ' s House , Fetter Lane , Fleet Street , E . G .

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    MEW AMERICAN BOOKS . —Importations received Every Fortnight , ^^ which include all the New Books of interest , in advance of , or immediately upon , American publication . Any work not in stock will be obtained within six weeks from order . I London : SAMPSON LOW , MARSTON , SEARLE & RIVINGTON , Limited , English and American Booksellers and Publishers , St . Dunstan ' s House , Fetter Lane , Fleet Street , JE . C .

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), May 15, 1889, page 624, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15051889/page/114/