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32. TIP TOP WEKKLY. Applause. Tip Top Quarterlies. tters from Trp Top WEEKLY readers are always acceptable. Views aud suggestions will be welcomed.) 46 Large Pages. Fifty Cents | . Sanbornville, N. H., April 29, 189%. ge ag J Cents Fach. Dear Sirs: I will write and tell you what1 think of Fer eeD ain ee pent! like the tip Top better thas | eee a, 2 and 3 of the Tip Top nk they can ‘ ; . op any library I ever read. But like some others of | Quarterlies are now ready, each contain- place would like to hear trom. Frank's old friend Barney.! ing in one volume thirteen of the famous : urs, . e . e W, Henry Willey. | Frank Merriwell stories complete and un- Troy, N. Y., April 80, 1897. | abridged, and thirteen illuminated photo- Dear Sirs: I congratulate you on the success of the | 1 ; Ti Top Library, and hope that it will grow to a | engraved illustrations. greater extent each week, G. P. Bert. | South Norvalk, Conn. apr, 1a, |THE FRANK MERRIWELL STORIES Dear Sirs: Iam an interested reader of your paper ; and like it very well. Often I wish it was published ; . twice a week, I have read all the stories from No. 1 | detail the pranks, trials and bravery of a up, and I often read the back numbers over again. I, . ; __ wien that they will never stop being jmblished. true-hearted American lad brave to the Charlie E. Loekwood. (core. They have received universal com- Marietta, Ohio, May 1, 1897, |mendation, and the Tip Top Quarterlies - Dear Sirs: Weare newsboys and have formed a society ; . a se. 140. which we call the Newsboys Reading Club. Wetake the | are issued in response to numerous mn Tip Top, Bed, wee one Bide, and mauy other publi | Qturies for a complete series of the Merri- cations, aud we like them all yery much. 1 ; , : Yours truly. well stories. Charles Jackson, Pres. For sale by newsdealers everywhere, or. Ree ote. sent by inail, postpaid, on receipt of price, Chuck McGerin. by the publishers. : - Seattle, Wash., May 2, 1807. STREET & SMITH, New York. Dear Sirs: [ thought I would write and tell you| | | | how we like the Frank Merriwell stories. We all think | -——————-—————————— they are fine. We wish them every success. , Nelly Pickerell. . Oo TEN CENTS EACH, Newburyport, Mass., May 6, 1897. _ Dear Sirs: I want to let you know what Y think of fies following list of books ett 9e found useful, entertaining, and : ll of instructive information for . They sre handsomely the Tip Top Weekly. It is the best book I have ever ; bound In attractive covers, printed on good quality paper, illus- read. nd [ have read a good many other libraries. J] | trated, and are marvels of excellence. These books have never hope the Tip Top Weekly a success forever. I remain | before been offered at such a low figure. ‘The price, 10 cents each your reader ° - ncludes postage. 3 a C. E. Goodwin, Jr. | GSEFUL AND INSTRUCTIVE INFORMATION. ws _ Pittsburg Pa., April 10, 1897. Album Writer's Assistant. 7 | Boyar’ Own Book of Boats. Dear, Sirs: We have been rea ing the ‘‘Tip Top Li- | Short Hand for Rverybody. The Book of Knowledge. brary”? for _a long time and think they are the best | How to Do Business. Everyday Cook Book. ublished. I think the ones at Fardale were the best. | Amateur’s Manual of Photography. The Taxidermiast Manual. — We wish Bart Hodge would appear again. Wishing the | Mills’ Universal Letter-Writer. Good. Housekeeping. Tip Top Library a success, we remain, your readers, |[- . 7 a oo. we a Frank H, Ebert, | GAMES AND SPORTS. Elmer @, Kafer, . : . Albert Bradley. |The Hunter and Angier. Tho International Cricket Guide. - abe Cape g gees . Amateur and Professional Uarsman’s ot i | ’ Chicago, IU., April 6, 1897 ne on ng. RS: td, Oi knatand : ae . : vii Poe’s Foot-Ball. . ' Complete Training Guide for Amateur. tr Dear Sate I ebiere ms ug the Tip Top Library | Gampbell’s Lawn Tennis. Dunv’s Fencing Instructor. roo. 1 to 53 and I like it very much; I can’t wait until) The Complete Checker Player. Capt. Webh’s Swimmins Monday comes to get ft. I wish you would publish it{| Backgammon and Bagatelle. Instruetor, © - twice a week instead of once. | Pauline Des Landes. {| Out Door Sports, Aquatic Guide; or, Yachting xhd » a The Young Gymnast. Sailing. fo 2 SS Elkhart, Ind., April 14, 1897. | | Gentlemen: My companion aud myself bave been| S 7) Gg. readers of the Frank Merriwell stories from 1 to Ne. FORTUNE-TELLING 5l-and. we think they are the best stories we ever read, | Napoleon’s Book of Fate. = Capid’s Dream Book. Frank Merriwell’s a Yala College are the best. We | Zols’s Dream Book. would like to know if Bart Hodge and Barney Mulloy | ee TRICKS. will turn upagain. = Sherman Golden, | Herrman’s Black Art. .. _‘Heller’s Hand Book of. Magic. aot en, Burt Wear. - [The Way to Do Magic. . Herrman’s Tricks with Cards. — eos, 2 * Savannah, Ga., April! 20, 1897. . ’ ~-* 2 _ Dear Sirs: We have read your libraries, both 'TipTop — BEUEL ATION 202 A EADENGS] 2, 2 and Red; White and Blue, and are glad to say they are | The Peerless Reciter. . Select Recitations and Readings, the best stories we have read in.a long time. We have| -"¢ Yours Elocutionist. . The Standard Reeiter. read them from the very first. Hoping that they will| | These books will be sent prepaid upon recet continue, wa are, respectfully yours, bt. M. Tilton, _C, Marion Lerburrow. selpt of 10 cents each: When ordering, please be particular to send the full title of the heer your full name and address. The books are 10 , free. Address MANUAL LIBRARY 25 Rose st., Waves CONMICWIOOKS (CO) >