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قراءة كتاب Our Little Ones and The Nursery, Vol. V, No. 9, July 1885
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Inquire for it at the Dry Goods Stores. If not found, samples will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any part of the U.S. on receipt of price.
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Send for circular. For sale by Druggists and Grocers.
Dr. W. K. DYER.
The Hartford Mattress is the most comfortable, healthful, luxurious, durable and economical bed in the world. More than 350,000 now in use in the United States. Can be sent in knock down shape, and is easily set up, or may be forwarded set up, at low rates. It is the cleanliest, easiest cared for, most durable mattress ever invented. It will last a lifetime. One-third of life is spent in sleep, Large discounts to the trade. The Hartford Company also manufacture an extensive line of Woven Wire Cots, iron Brass Bedsteads, Sofa-Lounges, Cribs, etc., at low prices.
HENRY ROBERTS, Pres., Box 363, Hartford, Conn.
If not for sale in your vicinity, send to us for Catalogue.
The Publishers's price of these books is $1.50 each, but we will mail either of them postage paid, to the address of any one of our readers who will send us the name of one new subscriber to "Our Little Ones and The Nursery," with $1.50 to pay the subscription for one year. The books are given absolutely free, no extra money for postage or packing is required, and the only conditions under which the offer is made are that the name sent shall be that of a new subscriber, not the renewal of an old subscription, and that the name and money to pay for it shall be sent at the same time.
This beautiful poem is reproduced in fac-simile of the original manuscript, and decorated throughout with colored illustrations by Isaac Sprague. Chromo-lithographed cover, with heavy silk fringe and tassel.
"It is a dainty gift book, and a charming form in which to preserve the poem."—Criterion.
"It is as near perfection as artist and printer could make it."—Chicago Journal.
"No gift could be more tasteful or interesting,"—Zion's Herald.
"Another gem of the season."—Watchman.
Reproduced in fac-simile of the author's handwriting, and illustrated with beautiful colored designs by Alexander Pope. Decorated covers, with silk fringe.
"Superb in every way—the selection of poem and elegance of finish."—Pittsburgh Post.
"It is the real gem, in its kind of illustration, of all this season's publications."—Sunday Globe.
This charming little poem is tastefully and artistically reproduced, each verse being enclosed in an elaborate colored design illustrative of the subject.
"It is a souvenir which every lover of the poet will seek."—Sunday Globe.
"Nothing in this line equals it in taste and elegance."—Pittsburgh Post.
"Exceedingly tasteful and pleasing."—Boston Congregationalist.
"Nothing more striking, appropriate, or artistic could be conceived."—Troy Times.
The above books are handsomely bound and enclosed in neat boxes.
