Penny Dreadfuls, 1891 · page 236 of 251
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PRIMROSE EDITION IN- Oe 85 DOCTOR JACK, By ST. GEORGE RATHBORNE, w wow being much talked about. The critics say 7s the most exciting and sensational story of the season, and 50,000 copies have already been sold. Wocror Jack.—A novel, by St. George Rathborne, is an intensely interesting and highly dramatic modern story of an American’s adven- tures in sunny Spain and Oriental Turkey. The scenes are rapid in their action, and yet the reader is given entrancing glimpses of pen painted scenery along the way that charm the senses. It will be con- ceded on all sides that the author’s graphic description of the bull fight at Madrid is the most powerful ever printed ; while the events con- nected with the great Spanish carntval must ever remain a pleasant — recoltection to the reader. We predict for Docror Jack a sale un- equaled since the publication of ‘‘Mr. Barnes of New York.” The volume is handsomely gotten up, in attractive cover.—N. Y. Herald. Foz sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, or will be sent, posTacE FREH to any address in the United States or ae on receipt of price, 60 cents, by the publishers, SPREE T& SMITH, | P.O. Box 2754. 25 to 81 Rose Street, New Yorke EComicbhooks.co