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\Moonshine, A Jingle. Brot, Pach al ——— THE STANDARD DIME DIALOGUES Dime Dialogues, No. 32. A Persecuted Man, For various characters. ‘Too Curious for Comfort. For2 males and 2 females, Under False Guise. A Sure Guide, For seven males. ‘The Eight Little Boys from Nonsense Land. How They See the World, For five little girls, ‘The Doctor’s Office. For severai characters male and female, "Too Much Side Show. For a number of boys. How Mrs. Ponderous Was Paid. For 4 young ladies, Polywog Versus Wolypog. For numerous citizens. Tongue and Temper. For two ladics. Flour of the Family. For 3 ladies and 1 gentleman, Middleton’s Mistake, For five males. A Valuable Neighbor. For one lady and one boy. The Man of Cheek, For two males. Mr. and Mrs, Blizzard at Home. For man and wife. Morgan’s Money. For five males. ‘The Courtship of Miles Staudish, School Festival. Dime Dialogues, No. 33. The Wrong Trunk. For several male characters and one female. Saucy Jack Leee, For four males and four females. ‘The Pretty Preacher. For two young ladies, A Contrast. For two little girls. Only Joe. For five ladies and one gentleman, The Tables Turned. For several males, Why Did You Do It? Fora school of little children, She Had Him Three. For 1 lady and 1 gentleman. A Report of the Affair. For two gentlemen. Mrs. Araold’s Misconception For two gentlemen and three ladies, The Year Round, Yor twelve impersonators. Defending the Castle. For 2 males anc 2 females. A Perfectly Veracious Man, For1maleand1 female, Sympathetic Sympathy. For 3 males and 2 females, Ananias at Home, For one male and three females, The Man from Bangor. 1 gentleman and 8 ladies, Casabianca in Two Versions. For two boys, Dime Dialogues, No. 34. it’s English You Know, For three (or six) males and eight females. A Much Misunderstood Man, female. The Glass Man. For seven males. Mrs. Podberry’s Views on Education. males and several children, girls. How She Managed Him. For one male, one female, and child, The Oyster Resurrection, females. AN mit party | Quarrel. Fortwo males. Blessed are the Pure in Heart. For four females. What the Boys Knew of it. Fora school—ail males, A Warm eption. For 2 males and 2 females, fupposings. For ten little girls. When I Grow up to be a Man. For six little boys. Enforcing a Moral, For three or four males and several females, Playing Big Folks, For several children. What Are Little Girls Good For? For 9 little girls. The Bump-Scientist’s Reception in Clarionville Cen. ter. For 8 males, or 7 males and 1 female, More Than She Bargained For, For three females and one male. Dime Dialogues, No. 55. an the Wrong House, For 2 males and 2 females. The Sham of It All. For 3 females and 1 male, The Surest Proof. For several males and one female, ‘Too Much for Jones and Smith, For two males. Naughty Boy Blue. For Mother Goose and several children, Only a Working Girl. For 4 femaies and 2 males. How He Got Even with His Enemy. Fortwo males. Mrs, Bigson’s Victory. For one male and one female. Tl:3 Mysterious Boarder, For 3 females and 2 males, The mgr, tena Sisters. For a number of females, Doily Madison’s Method, For 2 males and 1 female, Miss Lighthead inthe Country, For one male and one female. The Cruel King, For seven little boys. Shoddy and Wool. For five males and six females. The Best Profession of All, For four little girls and one grown person. Florence Elton’s Mistake, For 2 males and 1 female, The Bewitched Music-Box, For two males, / Dime Dialogues, No, 36. The King Discrowned. For an entire school. Meeting of the Bulgertown Philomalian Literary So ciety. For five or more males, and three females, Wise and Otherwise. For six little boys. For six little girls. Beware of Mr. Oily Gammon. For four males. nnah. For four females. The Cowboy Consin. For 2 males and % females. For one male and one For two fe- For two males and two The Proverb Children, For six little girls. he Happiest Man in the Country. For two males | and two females. The Repudiated . For two females. yderm’s n. For four males, a a ‘ oD “¢ - ~ ~ a 7 ; ~~. ae ss « Several females and children, ° oe . o. — a. ~” i ey Dime Dialogues, No. 37. The Fairies’ Prisoner. A Scenic and Dress Piece for a Young Ladies’ School, or Garden Pari,, or Par- lor Entertainment, The MeFlackertys and McDooz'ers. and three females. ‘ The Children of the Week. For seven little girls, Uncle Raspy’s Ruse, For one male and four females, The Land of **Once-on-a-Time.” For 7 little boys, Pplter Johnsum’s Affairs, For one maie and one emale and one outsider. The Bores ofa Day. For four males and six females, Rather Mixed. Fora number of small girls, , The Ould Oirish Tay, For several males and two females. Cherubino and Seraphina. For 1 male and 1 female, The Comic Valentine. For four boys and teacher. The Two Roberts. For five malesand one female. Keeping Bachelor’s Hall. For several males and one female. Four Wishes. For four little girls, Things Are Seldom What They Seem. males and two females. The Charity Student. For several girls. A Catch at Last. For three males and one female. The Bogus Doctor, For four males and a ghost. oe ae for an Exhibition. Forteacher and three chiiaren, For sale by all newsdealers, or will be sent, post- paid, to any address, on receipt of price, ten cents, BEADLE AND ADAMS, Posiisuers, 98 William Street, New York. I)IME F{AND-BOOxS. Each Voiume 100 12mo Pages, Yor two males For two Young People’s Series. Ladies’ Letter-Writer. Book of Games, Gents’ Letter-Writer Fortune-Teller, Book of Etiquette. Lovers’ Casket. Book of Verses, Ball-room Companion, Book of Dreams, Book of Beauty, Hand-Books of Games. Handbook ef Summer Sports. Book of Croquet. Yachting and Rowing. Chess Instructor. Riding and Driving. Cricket and Football. Book of Pedestrianism, Guide to Swimming. 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Condensed Mythology, Pictus, The Nereides, (io an of Attica, A Doketor’s Drubbles, The Coming Man, “wit West. ‘ae Illigant Affair at Mul doon’s, [the Corner, That Little Baby Around A Genewine Inference, An Invitation to the Bird of Liberty, The Crow. Readings and Recitations, No, 24. Trishman’s Panorama, The Lightning-rod Agent The Tragedy at Four Ace Ruth and Naomi, [Flat, Carey of Corson, Babies, John Reed, The Brakeman at Church Passun Mooah’s_ S§Sur- mount, Arguing the Question, Jim Wolfe and the Cats, The Dim Old Forest, Rasher at Home, The Sergeant’s Story, David and Goliah, Dreaming at Fourscore, Rum, Why Should the Spirit of When the Cows Come Home, Tommy Taft, A Michigander in France, Not One to Spare é Mrs. Breezy’s Pink Lunch Rock of Ages, J. Cesar Pompey Squash’s Sermon, Annie’s Ticket, The Newsboy, Pat’s Correspondence Death of th’ Owd ’Squire, Mein Tog Schneid, At Elberon, The C1 The Judgment Day, The Burst Bubble, Curfew Must Not Ring Mortal be Proud? 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