The Nickel Library

Has very justly become the most popular series of novelettes that has ever been offered to the public. The reason of this is apparent: The publishers will not re-print old stories. Each number of the Nickel Library is fresh and original, and this makes it unlike any other series in the United States. Every issue is copyrighted by the publishers, according to the act of Congress. Further than this every number is complete in itself, no double numbers, and all the books are of uniform size.

There is another feature, and perhaps the leading one that has brought this publication into general favor, and that is its pure and wholesome tone. While the romances are filled with thrilling adventures, many of them founded upon history, not a profane or vulgar word mars a single page, and low expressions or slang phrases, which have contaminated too much of the cheap literature of this country, will not be found in The Nickel Library.

While the stories are enjoyable to the highest degree, the forest adventures give so correctly the habits and customs of aboriginal tribes, that a knowledge of the red man’s traits and cruelties will be gained and retained more vividly than when found in any other form.