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STREET & SMITH’S SELECT SERIES OF ; POPULAR AMERICAN CQPYRIGHT STORIES, BY POPULAR AUTHORS. INO. 3S. BRUNETTE AND BLONDE; OR, THE STRUGGLE FOR A BIRTHRIGHT. By Mrs. ALEX. McVEIGH MILLER, Author of “The Senator’s Bride,” “A Dreadful Temptation,” “The : Bride of the Tomb,” etc. This is a natural and admirably told story, graceful in diction, with well-drawn characters, and the author’s graphic power is evidenced in many dramatic scenes of exciting interest. Wo. SG. A STORMY WEDDING. By Mrs. MARY E. BRYAN, Author of ‘‘Manch,” “Ruth the Outcast,” ‘Bonny and Blue,” etc. A spirited and earnestly written story, with a fresh and ingenious plet, which is so artistically developed that the interest never lags. Both of these books are uniform in size with the others of the series of AMERICAN CoPYRIGHT STORIES, with handsome lithographed covers, Price, Twenty-five Cents Each. They are for sale by every Bookseller and News Agent, or will be sent to any address in the United States or Canada on receipt of price. STREET & SMITH, P. O. Box 2734. 31 Rose St., New York. Gomichbooks (E(@) m