Messrs. Roberts Brothers’ Publications.

VOYAGE OF THE LIBERDADE

BY CAPTAIN JOSHUA SLOCUM.

Illustrated. 4to, Cloth. Price, $1.00.

The “Voyage of the Liberdade” reads like a romance, but is, nevertheless, the faithful account of a marvellous experience in the career of that indomitable Yankee tar—Capt. Joshua Slocum. How the wonderful little boat, containing the author and his family, made a journey of 5,000 miles in the face of perils calculated to terrify many of the hardiest is told without any attempt at rhetorical garnish, yet with a clearness that gives it a permanent literary value.

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Mrs. Wesselhoeft’s Stories.

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Jerry the Blunderer. By Lily F. Wesselhoeft, author of “Sparrow the Tramp,” “Flipwing the Spy,” “Old Rough the Miser,” etc. 16mo. Cloth. Illustrated from photographs taken from life. Price, $1.25.

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THE CAPTAIN OF THE KITTIEWINK.

A Cape Ann Story for Boys. By Herbert D. Ward, author of “The New Senior at Andover,” and other Stories. With nine Illustrations. Square 16mo. Cloth. Price, $1.25.

THE WRECK OF THE “KITTIEWINK.”

As Capt. “Phineas Scrod,” who had charge of the Kittiewink, would have expressed it, “That there craft wasn’t no teaspoon.” A capital good boat she proved to be, and a prime story has Mr. Ward written, giving the adventures of Hall, Algernon, and last but not least, of Trot, the terrier. “The Captain of the Kittiewink” is just the kind of story to give boys the yachting madness.—New York Times.

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