Penny Dreadfuls, 1899 · page 288 of 290
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00000000 00000 0000000888800 o oe eee Oooo eee 99900009 0900000060006009 900000000000 One of the Best Books of the Year. ee 20 020 020 020 66 00 90 60 060 BOO 80 60 006 00 “BAM WILDFIRE,” - BY HELEN B. MATHERS. Miss Mathers has written many excellent books, but none has achieved such renown as this her latest and most original work. It is the story of a husband and wife whose affections have been estranged. The wife is a good woman and, although severely tempted, main- tains her integrity to theend. In England, where this _ work first appeared last year, it became the sensation of the day, and realizing that it would prove a great success in America, we purchased the copyright for the United States from Miss Mathers. This book is one that will prove equally acceptable to the lover of a good | novel and to the deep thinker. It is more than a mere story. It isa vivid picture of real life. BOUND UNIFORM WITH THIS WORK---ENGLISH SKK CLOTH, WHITE LAID PAPER, GOLD TOP. For sale by booksellers and newsdealers everywhere, or sent by mail, postpaid, for 353 ceats by the pub- lishe1s, STREET & SMITH, 238 William Street, NEW YORK. 00909000 90999000000900000000000000 S ceccceceooccccococosoccoooooosecooeoooes a LOO (Si C(O)