STRUGGLES OF A SOLDIER.
6. =Sea and Shore=; OR, THE TRAMPS OF A TRAVELLER.

"Paul Farringford, the hero of these tales, is, like
most of this author's heroes, a young man of high
spirit, and of high aims and correct principles,
appearing in the different volumes as a farmer, a
captain, a bookkeeper, a soldier, a sailor, and a
traveller. In all of them the hero meets with very
exciting adventures, told in the graphic style for
which the author is famous."

=The Lake Shore Series.= By OLIVER OPTIC. In six volumes. Illustrated.
Any volume sold separately. Price per volume, $1.25.

1. =Through by Daylight=; OR, THE YOUNG ENGINEER OF THE LAKE
SHORE RAILROAD.
2. =Lightning Express=; OR, THE RIVAL ACADEMIES.
3. =On Time=; OR, THE YOUNG CAPTAIN OF THE UCAYGA STEAMER.
4. =Switch Off=; OR, THE WAR OF THE STUDENTS.
5. =Brake Up=; OR, THE YOUNG PEACEMAKERS.
6. =Bear and Forbear=; OR, THE YOUNG SKIPPER OF LAKE UCAYGA.

"OLIVER OPTIC is one of the most fascinating writers
for youth, and within one of the best to be found in
this or any past age. Troops of young people hang over
his vivid pages; and not one of them ever learned to
be mean, ignoble, cowardly, selfish, or to yield to
any vice from anything they ever read from his
pen."--_Providence Press._

=LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO., Boston=

OLIVER OPTIC'S BOOKS

=Army and Navy Stories.= By OLIVER OPTIC. Six volumes. Illustrated.
Any volume sold separately. Price per volume, $1.25.

1. =The Soldier Boy=; OR, TOM SOMERS IN THE ARMY.
2. =The Sailor Boy=; OR, JACK SOMERS IN THE NAVY.
3. =The Young Lieutenant=; OR, ADVENTURES OF AN ARMY OFFICER.
4. =The Yankee Middy=; OR, ADVENTURES OF A NAVY OFFICER.
5. =Fighting Joe=; OR, THE FORTUNES OF A STAFF OFFICER.
6. =Brave Old Salt=; OR, LIFE ON THE QUARTER DECK.

"This series of six volumes recounts the adventures of
two brothers, Tom and Jack Somers, one in the army,
the other in the navy, in the great Civil War. The
romantic narratives of the fortunes and exploits of
the brothers are thrilling in the extreme. Historical
accuracy in the recital of the great events of that
period is strictly followed, and the result is, not