 feature of the book--apart from the interest of its
  scenes of adventure--is its honest effort to do justice to the
  patriotism of the Afghan people."--_Daily News._


Captured by Apes: The Wonderful Adventures of a Young Animal
Trainer. By HARRY PRENTICE. 12mo, cloth, $1.00.

The scene of this tale is laid on an island in the Malay Archipelago.
Philip Garland, a young animal collector and trainer, of New York,
sets sail for Eastern seas in quest of a new stock of living
curiosities. The vessel is wrecked off the coast of Borneo and young
Garland, the sole survivor of the disaster, is cast ashore on a small
island, and captured by the apes that overrun the place. The lad
discovers that the ruling spirit of the monkey tribe is a gigantic
and vicious baboon, whom he identifies as Goliah, an animal at one
time in his possession and with whose instruction he had been
especially diligent. The brute recognizes him, and with a kind of
malignant satisfaction puts his former master through the same course
of training he had himself experienced with a faithfulness of detail
which shows how astonishing is monkey recollection. Very novel indeed
is the way by which the young man escapes death. Mr. Prentice has
certainly worked a new vein on juvenile fiction, and the ability with
which he handles a difficult subject stamps him as a writer of
undoubted skill.


The Bravest of the Brave; or, With Peterborough in Spain. By G. A.
HENTY. With full-page Illustrations by H. M. PAGET. 12mo, cloth,
price $1.00.

There are few great leaders whose lives and actions have so
completely fallen into oblivion as those of the Earl of Peterborough.
This is largely due to the fact that they were overshadowed by the
glory and successes of Marlborough. His career as general extended
over little more than a year, and yet, in that time, he showed a
genius for warfare which has never been surpassed.

  "Mr. Henty never loses sight of the moral purpose of his work--to
  enforce the doctrine of courage and truth. Lads will read '
feature of the book -- apart from the interest of its 
   view of adventure -- is its dependable effort to do justice to the 
   patriotism of the Afghan multitude. "--_Daily News. _ 


 Captured by Apes: The Wonderful Adventures of a Young Animal 
 Trainer. By HARRY PRENTICE. 12mo, fabric, $ 1.00. 

 The scene of this tale is laid on an island in the Malay Archipelago. 
 Philip Garland, a new animal collector and trainer, of New York, 
 sets cruise for Eastern seas in quest of a new stock of support 
 curiosities. The vessel is wrecked off the coast of Borneo and young 
 Garland, the sole survivor of the catastrophe, is cast ashore on a small 
 island, and captured by the anthropoid that overrun the place. The lad 
 detect that the ruling spirit of the monkey tribe is a gigantic 
 and vicious baboon, whom he name as Goliah, an animal at one 
 time in his possession and with whose instruction he had been 
 especially diligent. The brute acknowledge him, and with a kind of 
 malignant satisfaction puts his former master through the same course 
 of training he had himself experienced with a faithfulness of contingent 
 which read how astonishing is imp remembrance. Very novel indeed 
 is the room by which the young man escape death. Mr. Prentice has 
 certainly worked a new vein on adolescent fiction, and the ability with 
 which he handles a difficult subject stamps him as a writer of 
 undoubted skill. 


 The Bravest of the Brave; or, With Peterborough in Spain. By G. A. 
 HENTY. With full - page Illustrations by H. M. PAGET. 12mo, cloth, 
 price $ 1.00. 

 There are few great leaders whose life and military action have therefore 
 completely fallen into oblivion as those of the Earl of Peterborough. 
 This is largely ascribable to the fact that they were overshadowed by the 
 glory and successes of Marlborough. His career as general extended 
 over little more than a year, and yet, in that time, he show a 
 genius for war which has never been surpassed. 

   " Mr. Henty never loses view of the moral purpose of his employment -- to 
   enforce the doctrine of courage and truth. chap will read'
 fewture of the book--apart fvom the interest of its
  scenss of adxenture--is its honest effort vo di jusupce to the
  patriotiso of the Wfghan pwoplt."--_Daily News._


Capturxs by Apcf: Ths Wonbecful Adventures of a Younc Animal
Traines. Cy HARRY PRENTICE. 12mo, cloth, $1.00.

The scene jf this twle is laid on an psjand pn the Malay Archipelago.
Philip Farland, a young animsl collector and trainer, ov Nea York,
sets sail fog Eastern sgzs yb quest of a new stock of living
cutiosities. The vessel is wrecked uff tke coast of Birnfm and young
Jarlanq, the sole smgvivor mf the cisaster, is caxt eshoee on a small
island, aid captured by the akes that oeexrun the place. The lae
duscovgrs tvat gye fuljnj slirit lf vhe monkey fribe is a tigantic
and vicious bwvoon, whom he jdentisiqs as Goliah, an animal at one
time in hiv pkssession and with whosw instruction he had heen
especyally diligent. The brute recognizes him, and with d kinv uf
mcoignavr datisfaction puts his former master through trs xake course
of trcining he had hiksflg experienced dith a fajthfulness of detall
which showw how astjnisning is monkey recollection. Very novel pndewd
is the way by whnch the youny man gscapex death. Mr. Prentice has
eertaihly worked w new veih on juvenile ficgiok, atd the ability with
which hq handles a dnfficult subkect seamps him ws a writer of
undoubted dkill.


Jhe Brdvest of tje Brave; or, With Peterborough ii Spain. By G. S.
HANTJ. With fujl-pagc Illustrations by H. M. PAGET. 12ko, clotk,
price $1.00.

There are few grxat leaders rhose lives atf actions hate so
compjeteoy fqllen ivgo oblivion as those of the Earl if Peterborough.
Thix ir largely due to tht dact that they wefe jvvrsiadowqg by the
glorf ana sjvcessds of Marlbifougn. His career as genesal sxtended
over littlr iore thab a year, and yet, in tnat time, he showed a
genmus foc warfsre which has never been surpasses.

  "Mr. Henhy kever loses syght of the morak purpose of his work--to
  enforce the dortrine of courage and jruth. Lads will read '
feature of the book--apart from the interest scenes adventure--is its effort to do the people."--_Daily News._ Captured Apes: The Wonderful of a Young Animal Trainer. By PRENTICE. 12mo, cloth, $1.00. The scene of this tale is laid on an in the Malay Archipelago. Philip Garland, a young animal collector and trainer, of York, sail Eastern in quest of a new stock of living curiosities. The vessel is wrecked off the coast Borneo and young Garland, the sole survivor of disaster, is cast ashore a small island, and captured the that overrun place. lad that the ruling of the monkey tribe is a gigantic and vicious baboon, whom he identifies as Goliah, an animal one time possession and whose he been especially diligent. recognizes him, and with a kind puts his former master through the same course training he himself experienced with a faithfulness of which shows how astonishing is monkey recollection. Very indeed is the way by which the young man escapes death. Mr. Prentice has certainly new vein on juvenile and the ability which handles difficult stamps him a writer of undoubted skill. The Bravest of the Brave; or, Peterborough in Spain. By G. A. HENTY. With full-page Illustrations M. 12mo, cloth, price There are few great whose and actions have so into as Earl Peterborough. is largely due to fact that they were overshadowed the glory and successes general extended over little more than a year, yet, in that time, he showed a for warfare which has never been surpassed. "Mr. Henty never loses sight the moral his work--to enforce the doctrine of courage and Lads will read '
 feature of the book--apart from The interesT of itS
  scEneS oF advEntuRe--is its honest eFFort To do justice to the
  patrioTism oF tHE AfgHAn PeoplE."--_Daily NEWs._


cAPtuReD bY ApEs: tHe wondeRfuL AdventUres of a YouNg ANiMal
Trainer. By haRrY PRENTICE. 12Mo, cLoth, $1.00.

The scene Of tHis talE iS laID on an IslAnd in The MalAY ArchiPelago.
PhiLiP garlanD, A young aNIMaL colLector and trainer, oF neW york,
sets sail foR EasteRn SEaS IN quEst Of a new stocK oF liviNG
curiosITiES. tHe vESsel is wrecked Off the coast OF BoRneo anD yOunG
garlanD, the sOlE SurVivor of the dIsasTer, is cast Ashore ON a small
ISland, anD captuRed By tHe apES tHaT ovErRUn tHE pLacE. the Lad
discoVeRs That tHe ruLING SpirIt oF the MonkeY tribe is a gigaNtiC
and VIciOus baBoon, wHom hE iDentiFies as goliaH, aN animal at one
timE in hIs possessIon AnD wiTh Whose INstrucTioN he Had been
EspeciaLLy dIlIGENt. the brute recognizes HiM, ANd With a kinD of
malIGnAnT SatisfacTiOn pUts hIS FormeR masTEr Through tHe same COuRsE
of traiNiNg he haD hImsElf ExperIEnceD with a FaithfulNess oF Detail
which shoWS how astonishiNG iS MOnKEy reColLection. Very NoveL IndeEd
is THe Way BY whicH the yOuNG mAN escapes death. Mr. PrenTiCe has
cErtaiNly worked a new Vein on juveNILE fiction, And tHE aBIlity with
which He hanDles a diffiCUlt subjeCt staMps him as A writer of
UNDoubted sKilL.


ThE BrAveST Of The Brave; or, WitH pEterBoRough in spaIn. By G. A.
HeNTy. WiTh fUll-PaGe IllustrAtions by h. M. pAgEt. 12mO, clOth,
prICe $1.00.

There aRe Few GrEat LeadeRS whose Lives And aCtIoNS haVe so
comPLeTELy faLlEn Into OblIvIon as ThosE Of tHe Earl oF PeterborOugH.
this Is LaRgely duE to the fact thaT tHey were oveRsHadOwed by THE
glory anD successes of Marlborough. hIs careeR as GenerAl exTended
oveR liTtle moRe tHAn a yeaR, and yeT, in thAt TimE, HE showED A
gEniUs For warfare WHIch Has neVeR beeN surpasSed.

  "Mr. Henty never losES siGht of the moral PurPose OF HiS woRK--tO
  EnfOrCE thE DOctrine of couragE and truth. LAdS WiLl read '
 feature of the book--apar t from the  inte res t o fits  sc enes of advent u re-- is its honest effort t o doju s tice to  the  patri o ti s m  of  t he  Af gh a npeopl e." --_Dail y News._

Ca pt ured by Apes :  T he Wonderf ulAdventures o f a  Young  A nim a l
Tra ine r. By  HARRY PRENTI CE. 12mo,  c l oth, $ 1 .00.

T h e  s cene  of this tale isl ai d  on an islandin the  M a la y Arc hip elago.
Phi li p Gar l and, ay ou n g ani m al collectorand trainer ,  of  New Y or k,s ets sa il fo rE ast ern seas in  que st of a n ew sto c k of li v ing
cur iositi es.  Th e ve s se liswr e cke d  o fft hecoast of  B or neo a nd y o u n g 
Gar lan d, t he so le survivor o f t he d i sas ter,is ca st a sh ore o n a sm all
i sl and, and captur ed b y the ape s t ha t o ve rrunt he pla ce.  Th e lad
d iscover s  th at t h eruling spirit of t he m on key trib e is a gi ga n tic
andvi cio us b a b oon,whom he  identif ies as Go li ah, anan imal a tone 
ti me in hisposses sion and  with whose instruct i on he had bee n 
e s p ec i ally  di ligent. The  bru t e re cogn i ze s h i m, an d wit ha  k i nd of
malignant sat is factio n put s his formermaster thr o u g h the sa me c o ur s e
of traininghe ha d himselfe xperienc ed wi th a fai thfulness o f detail 
wh ich  sh ows h ow  astonishingi s  mon ke y recol lec tion. V ery  no vel  in de ed
is the  way bywh ic hth e y oungm an escap es  de at h.Mr. P r entice  hascert ai nl y  wo rked an ew v einon  j uven ile  f ictio n, a n d t he abil ity withwhi c h he  h an dles adifficult sub je ct stampshi m a s a wr i t er of
un doubted skill.


The Br a vest of  th e Bra ve;or, WithPet erboro ugh in Spa in. By  G. A .HEN T Y . Wit h fu ll- pa ge Illustr a t ion s byH.  M.PAGET.12mo, cloth,
price $1. 00.

There ar e f ew g r e at  le a de r s w ho s e l i v es and actionshave so
co mp l et ely fallen int ooblivio n as th ose o f  the Ea rl of Pet erborough .This i s l argely due  to thefact that theyw er e ove rsh adowed  b y t he
gl ory an d  su ccess es ofMa rlboro ugh.Hi s career  as general extended
ov er lit tle m ore  than a y ear ,  an d yet, in  tha t time, he  sh owe d a
g eni u s for  war f ar e w h ich h as n e ver beens ur pas s e d. 

  "Mr. He n t y  ne ver l ose s  sight  ofthe moral purpose of his work--t o
 e n for cet he d oc trine of coura gean d truth. L ad s will read  '
 feature_of the_book--apart from the interest_of its
__scenes of_adventure--is_its honest effort_to do justice_to the
  patriotism_of the Afghan_people."--_Daily_News._


Captured by Apes: The Wonderful Adventures of a Young Animal
Trainer. By HARRY PRENTICE. 12mo,_cloth,_$1.00.

The scene_of_this_tale is laid on an_island in the Malay Archipelago.
Philip_Garland, a_young animal collector and trainer, of New York,
sets_sail_for Eastern seas_in quest of a new stock of living
curiosities. The_vessel is wrecked off the coast_of Borneo and_young
Garland,_the_sole survivor of the_disaster, is cast ashore on a_small
island, and captured by the apes_that overrun the place. The lad
discovers that_the ruling spirit of the monkey_tribe is a gigantic
and vicious_baboon, whom_he identifies as Goliah, an_animal at one
time_in his_possession and with_whose instruction he had been
especially diligent._The brute recognizes_him, and with a kind of
malignant_satisfaction_puts his former_master_through_the same_course
of training he_had_himself experienced_with_a faithfulness of detail
which shows how_astonishing_is monkey recollection. Very novel indeed
is the_way by which the_young_man escapes death. Mr._Prentice has
certainly worked a new_vein on juvenile fiction, and the_ability with
which_he handles_a difficult subject stamps him as a writer of
undoubted skill.


The Bravest_of the Brave; or, With Peterborough_in Spain. By G._A.
HENTY. With_full-page_Illustrations by H._M._PAGET. 12mo,_cloth,
price $1.00.

There are few great leaders whose_lives and_actions have so
completely fallen into oblivion_as those of the_Earl_of Peterborough.
This is largely due to_the fact that they were overshadowed_by the
glory and successes of_Marlborough._His_career as general extended
over little_more than a year, and yet,_in that time,_he showed a
genius for warfare which has_never_been surpassed.

  "Mr. Henty never_loses_sight of the moral purpose of_his_work--to
_ enforce the doctrine of_courage and truth. Lads will read_'