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LANTERN SETS. 163 MAPS. By permission of Messrs. W. & A. K. JOHNSTON, of Edinburgh and Eondon. 1 Africa. 2 America, North, and West Indies. 3 America, South. 4 Aria, 6 Australia. 6 Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. 7 Belgium and the Netherlands. 8 British Isles. 0 Canada, Dominion of; Newfoundland, eta. 10 China and Japan. 11 England and Wales. 12 Europe. 13 Europe, Central. 14 Prance and Switzerland. 15 Greece. 16 Hemispheres. 17 India. 18 Ireland. 19 Italy. 20 New Zealand. 21 Oceania. 22 Palestine. 23 Russia in Europe. 24 Scotland. 25 Spain and Portugal. 26 Sweden. Norway and Denmark. 27 Switzerland. 28 Turkish Empire in Europe and Aria. 20 United States and Mexico. 30 World. Mercator. SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF MAPS. By permission of Messrs. W. & A. K. Johnston, of London and Edinburgh^ SI Central Africa 82 Central America 83 Dominion of Canada 34 Egypt 35 German Empire 36 South Africa LIFE MODEL SETS. gORATIO SPARKINS. By DICKENS. (Copyright). Life Modeln. 1 Miss Marianne replied, “Mr. Ho>-a,.'o Spar kins, Ma.” 8 ' 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 There he is, dear; how like Lord Byt-ln 1 ” 3 “ How delightful 1 ” said Horati>. 4 Horatio bowed his aeknowle-Xturfits. 0- “Ah! FlamwolL my dear foliow: hov. d’ye dol *’ 6 “Is he the Honourable Mr. Augustus What’s-hia-n ame 1 ” 7 ‘ * Talking cff business,” interposed Mr. Bartoa. 8 Mr. Sparkins bowed again, 9 “ Pray, be seated, ladioc.’’ 10 Mis s Teresa raised h-t? kav, and beheld— Horatio Spark'sJ ; Beading-, 6d. THE DRUNKARD’S DEATH. 1 She was dead! 2 “Is that you, father?” 3 “And what do you want here, now? " 4 “He died in my arms—shot like a dog." 5 “You’ll drink with me, master." 6 In another instant he was a prisoner. By DICKENS. Life Models. 7 He sank down on a doorstep, faint and ill. 8 He crouched into a corner. 9 He fought and struggled with the water. 10 Afterwards the body was washed ashore. Reading, 6d. THE RUINED HOME. By W. A. EATON. Life Models. 1 Mark yon low cottage standing by the road. 2 And Walter Maynard brought his young bride home. 3 Ske met him with a sad, reproachful look. 4 With a cry, she fell upon the ground. 5 Next morning came a crowd of eager villagers. 6 Some village urchins fishing in the j stream. Reading, 6d. OLD PARSON RAYNE. By SIMS. (Copyright.) Life Models. 1 A quaint, old fashioned parsonage. 2 They had parted in anger. 3 Old Janet looks at that picture. 4 He would sit for hours lost in thought. 5 “Ha! ’ he exclaimed; "he’ll come to- night." 6 The labourers passed onward to the village. 7 "See, Janet! ’’ "That’s my Eric." 8 Janet fell upon her knees. 9 “Dead!" sobbed Janet; “dead!" 10 Janet placed the boy beside his knees. 11 That night all was told. 12 Grandpa lifts the lad up, and kisses him, Reading, Is. HOW I WON MY WIFE. By W. A. EATON. Life Models. 1 A boat was just starting from off the beach. S I lit a cigar, and stroll’d along. ■» ••fTon can towards this light.” I seized the poor, half-fainting form. So I gave the girl into friendly hands. The bride stood by tbe altar roil.