FOR 1883-1884.

=History of Greece.= Vol. 2, by Timayenis, parts

seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh 1.15

Students of the Class of 1887, to be organized this

fell, not having read volume one of Timayenis’s History

of Greece, will not be required to read volume two, but

may read “Brief History of Greece,” price 60 cents,

instead of volumes one and two of Timayenis.

=Pictures in English History=, by the great historians,

edited by C. E. Bishop 1.00

=Chautauqua Text-Book No. 4=, English History .10

= “ “ “ 5=, Greek History .10

= “ “ “16=, Roman History .10

= “ “ “18=, “Christian Evidences” .10

= “ “ “21=, American History .10

= “ “ “23=, English Literature .10

= “ “ “24=, Canadian History .10

= “ “ “39=, “Sunday-school Normal Class Work” .10

= “ “ “43=, Good Manners .10

=Preparatory Latin Course in English=, by Dr. Wilkinson 1.00

=Primer of American Literature= .30

=Biographical Stories=, by Hawthorne .15

=How to Get Strong and how to stay So.= by W. Blaikie

Paper .50; cloth .80

=Easy Lessons in Vegetable Biology.= by Dr. J. H. Wythe

Paper, .25; cloth .40

=Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation.= by Rev. J. B. Walker

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