Ernest Ingersoll's LIFE OF ANIMALS: THE MAMMALS _Colored Plates and Photographic Illustrations_ _Cloth 8vo $2.00 net_
"An exceedingly entertaining and informing book containing the latest information concerning the whole group of mammals, that branch of animal creation most interesting to man because he is one himself. There are numberless works on this topic or related ones, but we know of none that is so comprehensive as this in a single volume. . . . There is an amazing amount of information written simply but with authority. Every man, woman, and child who takes up this book will hate to put it down for a moment."--_Philadelphia Inquirer._
Frederic L. Paxson's THE LAST AMERICAN FRONTIER _Illustrated Cloth 12mo $1.50 net_
"It has remained for Professor Frederic L. Paxson to give us the best tales of the Indian frontier--that region which has given to our history so many stirring chapters. 'The Last American Frontier' combines the educational quality of historical accuracy, the tense interest of 'dime-novel' fiction, and the charm of artistic literary workmanship. This is a book for all the family--the young and the old."--_Leslie's Weekly._
Joseph A. Altsheler's HORSEMEN OF THE PLAINS _Illustrated Cloth 8vo $1.50_
"'Horsemen of the Plains,' by Joseph Altsheler, is a story of the West, of Indians, of scouts, trappers, fur traders, and, in short, of everything that is dear to the imagination of a healthy American boy."--_New York Sun._
"A stirring story of hunting and exploring in the years when the Rocky Mountains were the Far West and when those regions were still the battle ground between the white man and the red. 'The Horsemen' are the whimsical, canny, brave, kind old scouts, who adopt Bob, the boy hero, into their circle and father him in his first trip into the mountains after valuable furs. There is a great deal of outdoor life in the book and much which displays the ingenuity of the successful hunter."--_Minneapolis Tribune._
Lieut.-Col. J. H. Patterson's IN THE GRIP OF THE NYIKA _Illustrated Cloth 8vo $2.00 net_
"Nyika merely means wilderness, and its grip is conveyed very forcefully to the pages of Colonel Patterson's book, which holds the reader as closely as the Nyika holds those who venture into it. . . . Colonel Patterson has a particularly interesting way of describing things he sees. . . . The whole volume is filled with exciting incidents and many illustrations from photographs of odd animals and queer people."--_Boston Transcript._