Penny Dreadfuls, 1888 · page 193 of 208
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THE SELECT SERIES A MONTHLY PUBLICATION, DEVOTED TO GOOD READING IN AMERICAN FICTION. rice, 25 Cents Hach. No. 1—THE SENATOR’S BRIDE, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller. No. 2—A WEDDED WIDOW; or, The Love that Lived, by T. W. Hanshew. No. 3—VELLA VERNELL; or, An Amazing Marriage, by Mrs. Sumner Hayden. No. 4—BONNIE JEAN, by Mrs. E. Burke Collins. No. 5—BRUNETTE AND BLONDE; or, The Struggle for a Ring, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller. No. 6—-A STORMY WEDDING, by Mary E. Bryan. No. 7%7—GRATIA’S TRIALS; or, Making Her Own Way, by Lucy Randall Comfort. No. 8—WILL SHE WIN? or, The Charmed Necklace, by Emma Garrison Jones. No. 9—-THE WIDOW’S WAGER, by Rose Ashleigh. No. 10—OCTAVIA’S PRIDE; or, The Missing Witness, by Charles T. Manners. No. 11I—BADLY MATCHED; or, Woman Against Woman, by Helen Corwin Pierce. No. 12-THE PHANTOM WIFE, by M. V. Victor. No. 18—THE BRIDE ELECT, by Annie Ashmore. No 14—FLORENCE FALKLAND, by Burke Brentford. No. 15—THE VIRGINIA HEIRESS, by May Agnes Fleming. No. 16—SIBYL’S INFLUENCE, by Georgie Sheldon. No. 17—-THE HOUSE OF SECRETS, by Mrs. Harriet Lewis. No. 18—-ROSAMOND, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller. The above works are for sale by all newsdealers, or will be sent to any address, postpaid, on receipt of price, 25 cents each, BY the publishers, STREET) & SMITVEFI, P. O. Box 2734. 31 ROSE STREET, New York. com Gie JOO CS (E(0)