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Parkhurst, Rev. C. Talks to young women. 

N. Y., Century Co., 1897 $1

Though a man among men, the famous New York preacher can address himself as effectively to an audience of women as to a mass meeting- of citizens.

Piatt, J. Business. 

N. Y., Putnam's Sons, 1889 75c

Maintains that business can be successfully conducted without humbug or cheating if men are properly trained for it, and are competent, industrious and thrifty.

Quigley, D. Success for you. 

N. Y., E. P. Button & Co., 1897 $1

There is no better tonic than this book.

Ryder, A. H. Go right on, girls. 

Bost., D. Lothrop & Co., 1891 $1

Advice to young girls, how they can better their mental, moral and physical conditions.

S. Smiles Character. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1887 $1

A series of helpful and interesting essays.

——— Duty. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros, 1881 $1

The pages of this book contain numerous examples of the best and bravest men and women in the career of well-doing

——— Self-help. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., n. d. $1.25

An interesting and instructive book on industry, perseverance and self-culture.

——— Thrift. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros, n. d. $1.25

The object of this book is to induce men to employ their means for worthy purposes and not to waste them upon selfish indulgence.

Starrett, H. E. Letters to a daughter. 

Chic., McClurg & Co., 1886 75c

Author has a high sense of the dignity and importance of home life, and takes a refreshingly feminine view of woman's sphere and woman's work.

——— Letters to elder daughters. 

Chic., McClurg & Co., 1888 75c

A series of papers on : The ideal family ; The young wife as house-keeper ; The young wife as home-keeper; The mother at home ; Mother-in-law, etc.