MARK TWAIN'S WORKS.
The Innocents Abroad;
OR,
The New Pilgrim's Progress.
The names of this book and its author have become household words. The work is universally acknowledged to be one of the most fascinating volumes ever written.
150,000 COPIES SOLD.
Notices of the Press.
"The book is a Golconda of wit; a very mine of sparkling entertainment." —[N. Y. Express.
"He sees Palestine with eyes wide open and with a full appreciation of the Holy Land as it was and is."—[Missionary Herald.
"Beautifully printed, and swarming with illustrations, which, in their way, are as effective and amusing as the letter-press."—[New York Times.
"It is fresh, racy, and sparkling as a glass of iced champagne—and a good deal better for the health and digestion."—[Hartford (Ct.) Times.
"Buy it, and you will bless Mark Twain to the end of your existence."—[Mohawk Valley Register.
PRICES.
Cloth, $3.50.Library, $4.00.Half Morocco, $5.00
ROUGHING IT
IS A COMPANION VOLUME TO
THE INNOCENTS ABROAD,
And like it is filled with descriptions of people and things seen by the author himself, with his own eyes, which differ in some respects from those of others; related in his own style, which if in no other way meritorious, is at least an original one.
It is suited to the wants of the old, the young, the rich, the poor, the sad, and the gay. "There is a time to laugh," and those who buy this book, will see clearly that the time has arrived.
To all, we say buy this book, carry it home, do good with it, read it to your family and your friends,
And those who always laugh, make laugh the more."
SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED.
PRICES.
Cloth, $3.50.Library, $4.00.Half Morocco, $5.00
Persons wishing either of these volumes, by addressing the Publishers will be supplied.
☞ Wanted, parties to deliver these books to subscribers, a very remunerative business.
