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The Select Series. A SEMI-MONTHLY PUBLICATION DEVOTED TO GUUD READING IN AMERICAN FICTION, Price, 23 Cents Each. | EOL Y Co oOoOSTRATrED. No. 28—A HEART’S IDOL, by Bertha M. Clay. No. 27—WINIFRED, by Mary Kyle Dallas. No. 26—FONTELROY, by Francis A. Durivage. No. 25—THE KING’S TALISMAN, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr. No. 24—THAT DOWDY, by Mrs. Georgie Sheldon. No. 28—DENMAN THOMPSON’S OLD HOMESTEAD. No. 22—A HEART’S BITTERNESS, by Bertha M. Clay. No. 21—THE LOST BRIDE, by Clara Augusta. No. 20—INGOMAR, by Nathan D. Urner. No. 19—A LATE REPENTANCE, by Mrs. Mary A. Denison. No. 18S—ROSAMOND, by Mrs. Alex. MeVeigh Miller. No. 17—THE HOUSE OF SECRETS, by Mrs. Harriet Lewis. No. 16—SIBYL’S INFLUENCE, by Mrs. Georgie Sheldon. No. 15—THE VIRGINIA HEIRESS, by May Agnes Fleming. No. 14—FLORENCE FALKLAND, by Burke %rentford. No. 183—THE BRIDE ELECT, by Annie Ashmore. No. 12—THE PHANTOM WIFE, by Mrs. M. VY. Victor. No. 11—BADLY MATCHED, by Heler. Corwin Pierce. No. 10O—OCTAVIA’S PRIDE, by Charles T. Manners. No. 9—THE WIDOW’S WAGER, by Rose Ashleigh. No. S—WILL SHE WIN? by Emma Garrison Jones. No. 7—GRATIA’S TRIALS, by Lucy Randall Comfort. No. 6—A STORMY WEDDING, by Mary E. Bryan. No. 5—BRUNETTE AND BLONDE, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller. No. 4—BONNIE JEAN, by Mrs. E. Burke Collins. No. 3—VELLA VERNELL, by Mrs. Sumner Hayden. No. 2—A WEDDED WIDOW, by T. W. Hanshew. No. 1—THE SENATOR’S BRIDE, by Mrs. Alex. MeVeigh 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 & SMITH, P, O, Box 2734. . ol Rose Street, New York, EomIichbooks:.co