KATE SANBORN’S BOOKS.

Abandoning an Adopted Farm.12mo. Cloth, 75 cents.

“Every page is rich with its amusing and entertaining storiesand references.”—Boston Herald.

“Can not fail to be of the utmost interest to any and all whohave spent any time in the country and observed the ways ofcountry people. Miss Sanborn is simply inimitable in her abilityto catch the humorous in what is passing about her, and in settingit down so that others can enjoy it.”—Cleveland World.

Adopting an Abandoned Farm.16mo. Boards, 50 cents.

“‘Adopting an Abandoned Farm’ has as much laugh to thesquare inch as any book we have read this many a day.”—BostonSunday Herald.

“Miss Kate Sanborn has made a name and place for herselfbeside the immortal Sam Slick, and has made Gooseville, Connecticut,as illustrious as Slickville in Onion County, of the sameState.”—The Critic.

“If any one wants an hour’s entertainment for a warm sunnyday on the piazza, or a cold wet day by a log fire, this is thebook that will furnish it.”—New York Observer.

A Truthful Woman in SouthernCalifornia. 12mo. Cloth, 75 cents.

“Miss Sanborn is certainly a very bright writer, and when abook bears her name it is safe to buy it and put it aside for delectationwhen a leisure hour comes along. This bit of a volumeis enticing in every page, and the weather seemed not to be sointolerably hot while we were reading it.”—New York Herald.

“Her descriptions are inimitable, and their brilliancy is enhancedwith quaint and witty observations and brief historicalallusions.... Valuable information and richly entertaining descriptionsare admirably blended in this book.”—Boston HomeJournal.