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Title: Little helpers
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Janvier, Margaret Thomson, 1845-1913
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Publisher: Boston, Ticknor and Co.

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\ TH DEAD DOLL AND OTHER VERSES. BY MARGARET VANDEGRIFT, Author of Little Helpers, etc. 1 Vol. Square 8vo. Fully illustrated. Uniform with Davy and the Goblin, etc. $1.5O. A charming collection of wise and witty verses for children, many of which, like THEDEAD DOLL. THE FATE OF A FACE-MAKER, etc., are very popular, andhave been copied all over the country; and are household words in thousands of families,where this complete and heautiful edition will be eagerly welcomed. Among the otherpoems are THE GALLEY CAT. THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE. SLUMBER-LAND. A DREAM OF LITTLE WOMEN. AT SUNSET. THE CLOWNS BABY. WINNING A PRINCESS. THE KINGS DAUGHTER. These poems are not only very attractive and interesting to children, but they also havea great fascination for all who care for children, and for sweetness and innocence of life, Sent, postpaid, on receifit of price, by the publislters, TIOIKIIxroiR, &z CO.,
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AT CLOSE QUARTERS THE FIRST DAY AT GETTYSBURG. The Recollections of a Drummer Boy. BY REV. HARRY M. KIEFFER, LATE OF THE 150TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. Copiously illustrated with scenes in camp and field. 1 vol. Square Svo.Revised and enlarged, and printed from entirely new plates. $1.5O. A new and enlarged edition of this admirable book, which is particularly adapted for youths, andshould be placed in the hands of every lad in the country, to impart a knowledge of the old war days. The position of the author, as a clergyman of the Reformed Church, gives the book a certain valueto all persons interested in true and pure literature, which is also of the greatest power of attraction. The Recollections of a Drummer Boy has become a very popular book for Sunday-school libraries;and should be read by all old soldiers and their children. The great demand for the book has compelledthe publishers to issue this enlarged and beautified new edition. The author describes the war fever and enlistm

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