WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
in one VOL lSmc with steel plates, in cloth 37lc


MY OWN STORY,

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CHILD.


Mar J;ot,-if.
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BY Mary Hewitt,
Author Of "Thc Two Apprentices" MY Uncle, hS


Clockmaker," &c.


Contcrts:-Chap. l, Our Home. II, The First
School. III, Changes; the New Maid. ", The TOWN.
V, Nanny Home, VI, Family Purchases. VII, Towi
Customs VIII Guests. IN, An Evcntful Year. y, Va
rous Things. Al, Rumors and Troubles. MI, Summer
Time and JOY at Home. XIIi Days in Autumn. NV
Good for Evil Nv, Household Wishes Obtained. NNl
Farewell.


Athoys idreytiscmen-This volume completes the r9-
res of Tales for the People and their Children 1t Is
work which has grown in interest as it has proceeded and
now see my task completed almost with regret. The
scope which embraces is wide one, and the farther
have gonc the 1t hats opened before me; the lessons
OF human life and experience are ncxhausble and hence
my Intention 10 continue this class OF Stories at soms
future time.


Recently published by the same author uniform
The Two Apprentices Tale for Youth. 3s cts
My Uncle the Cockmakcr r---.-.-----..-...-3sc -3s cts
Love and Money, Every Day Tale .3S cts


d. APPLETON s. CO. Publishers,
l.f Otis 200 Broadway.