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LOVE, COURrrsHIP AND MATRIMONY.

The

Art

and Etiquette of Making Love.

A Manual of

Love, Courtship

e.nd

.ilil:atrimony,

It

tells

How to cure bashfulnus,

How

to

break off

an e·ngagemcnt,

How to commence a

cou1·tship,

How to act after an engagement,

How

to

please a sweetheart or lover,

How to act as bridesmaid or qrooms-

How to wriU. a love-le.tte.r,

man.

How to ••pop the quution",

I-low the eliquett. ofa wedding and all

How

to

act before and after a proposal,

the detail.s ofthe afterreception 1hould

How to accept

01·

reject aproposal.

be observed,

And in fact, how to fulfill every duty

e.nd

meet every contingoncycon–

n ected with conrtshipandme.trimony. 176 pages. Paper covers .. 30 eta.

Bound in boards, cloth h ack ............ .. .......... . ......... . ... :10

cl.II

.

Howard's Book of Love l'oetry.

A curious and Beautiful

Collection of Tenderly Delicate, f:!weetly Pathetic and Amusingly Quizzi·

cal Poetical Love-Addresses, coutaining a large number of the moat ad–

mired selections from the leading Poets suitable for quotations in Love

Letters,

e.nd

applicable to all phases and contiugencies incident to the

tender passion. 14.lpagea...... .......... .... .... .. ........ . ..... 2:1 eta.

Courtship Made Easy; or, The Art of Making Love Fully

Explained.

Containing full directions for Conducting a Courtship with

Ladies of every nge and Position in society, and valuable information for

persona who desire to enter the marriage et.ate. Also, forms of Love-

letters to be used on certain occasions.

~'

pages .................. l:i cts.

How to Win and How to Woo.

Containing Rules for the

Etiquette of Courtship, showing how to win the favor of the Ladies, how

to begin and end a Oourtsblp, and how to write Love-Letters . .... .15

cl.II.

The Language of Flowers.

A complete dictionary of the

Language of Flowers, and the sentiments which they express. Well ar–

ranged and comprehensive

in

every detail. All unnecessary matt er bas

been omitted. Tl.lie little volume is destined to fill n want long felt for

a reliable book at a price within the reach of all. Paper....... ...15 cts.

Dictionary of Love.

Containing a Definition of all the terms

used in the History of the Tender Passion, together with specimens of

curious model love letters, and

ma.ny

other interesting matters awertain–

ing to Love.never before published ; the whole forming

a.

remarkable Text–

Jlook for all Lov.ers, as well a.a a Complete Guide to Matrimony, and a

Companion of Married Life. Paper.. ...... . ..... ... ... .. ....... ..50 cts.

Anecdotes of Love.

Being a true account of the most re–

markable even a connectedwith the History ofLove in nil agestmd among

all Nations. ByLoLA MONTEZ, Oountess ofLandsfeldt. Paper.. liO els.

Poet's Companion.

A Dictionnry of all Allowable Rhymes

in the Englis1rLanguage. This gives the Perteet, the imperfect and Allow·

able Rhymes, and will enable you to ascertain to a certainty whether any

word can be mated.

It

is invaluable to any one who desires to court the

Muses, and is used by some of the beat writers in tho country. ... 2:1 els.

Green's 100 Tricks With Cards,

BYJ. H.

GREEN,

reformed

Gambler. This ls a book or 96 pages, and exposes and explains all the

mysteries of the Gambling To.hie.

It

is intoresting not only t o those who

play, but to those who do not. Old Players will

g~t

some n ew ideas

from this curious book. Paper........ ... .......... .... ..... . ... .. 30 cts.

Tbe Wizard of the North's Hand-Book of Natural Mag-ic.

Ticiog

B

series ofTricke of Deception, arranged tor Amateurs. Byi>ro-

!'cHsor J.B. ANDEBBON. Pa.per.. .... ..... . .. .. , .. ...... ..........2:1 cto.