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... HIDDEN NUGGETtrahan Golalields. Illustrated by William JOHN BARCREAVE'S GOLD - k Story of the Atm•A Tale of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrated b y Rainey. R.I. 3 , 8 1 Charles M. Sheldon. 53. By ROBERT M MACDONALD. By HARRY COLLINGWOOD. THE RIVAL TREASURE ...
... by STANLEY L WOOD. Largo Crown tiro, cloth extra, olivine edges, 6s. JOHN BARGREAVE'S GOLD : A Tale of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illusti ate Iby CHARLES M. SIIELDON. Crown Bvo, cloth extra, olivine edges, bs. Reviewing A Nero of Sedan. the Spectator ...
... made. The Carrie D. Knowles ic stated to have been at the time of her disappearance ““on a Eroq'.chd whaling cruise in the Caribbean On Salisbury Plain on Wednesday the mucter of yeomanry will be the largest ever assembled at one time in this conutry. The ...
... NUOCET—A Story of the Aus- JOHN BARCREAVE'S OOLD -,A Tale .. 1 tralisn Goldfields. lilustrated by William Adventuie in the Caribbean. Illustrated tii ! Rainey. RI. 34. 81. Charles M. Sheldon. 61. i By ROBERT' M. MACDGNALD. 1 By HARRY COLLINGWOOD. ' THE RIVAL ...
... out of the water, and often blown hoard vessels. In some cases men have thus been knocked down by them. The natives of the Caribbean Sea osteem the flying gurnard highly a food fish. When a shoal is surrounded by big net they dash out of the water in hundreds ...
... without a word about lose it- feature very much he commended. - ' .Spectator. JOHN BARGREAVE’S GOLD: of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrate lby CHARLES 31. SHELDON. Crown 8»o, cloth extra, olivine edges, sa. BY ALEXANDER mJgDONALD. lISOUGH THE HEART ...
... yield to his tempting, so will many readers who test the charm of his happy descriptions. His itinerary carried him from the Caribbean to the Rockies, and from the Rockies to the St. Lawrence, and though a slave to time he could diverge but little from the ...
... it i ,Ucnt story without u word tout lott a feature very much to commended. JOHN BARGREAVE'S COLD; Tale ■>( Adventure the Caribbean. Illu-tmted by (’IIAIILE.S M. 811KLDON. CrownSvo, cloth extra, olivine e«ijtes. in BY ALEXANDER MACDONALD. THROOGH THE HEAKT ...
... are likely U etf the greatem value. The completion the Panama Canal, tbe development trade in tbs Golf Me*x» sad lbs whole Caribbean and tbs probable increase of the naval establishment to meet ear aational rerponrakfl ities that area wiD probably call fur ...
... charms of their personal appearance. His account of meeting with there people, re tells the story of it bis book. “Around the Caribbean and Aoroes Panama.” fa amusing: It was raining when came up, and I must admit that 1 was rather dirty. My face, between hot ...
... their personal appearance. His account of meeting with these people, as he tells the story of it in his book, Around the Caribbean and Across Panama, is amusing: It was raining when we came up, and I must admit that 1 was rather dirty. My face, between ...
... Archipelago. By Staff-Surgeon T. T. Jeans. [lllustrated by William Rainey. JonNx BARGREAVE’S GOLD : A Tale of Adventure in the Caribbean. By Capt. F. S. Brereton. Illustrated by Charles M. Sheldon. A Hero oF SEpAN : A Tale of the Franco-Prussian War. By Capt ...