Tom Clark and His Wife Part 9

VI.

THE ROSICRUCIAN'S STORY.

The great Sensation Tale. Embracing the celebrated and quite extraordinary "Miranda Theory."

By Dr. P. B. Randolph.

N.B. The above two books are especially valuable by reason of the flood of light thrown on the modern phenomena usually attributed to "spirits."

VII.

IT ISN'T ALL RIGHT;

Being an Answer to, and refutation of, the modern doctrine that "Whatever is is right." The book is an eloquent defence of Marriage, and embraces an appeal for the poor prost.i.tute against the villainous wiles of those who make her what she is. Nothing in the language speaks more forcibly for fallen woman than this rare pamphlet.

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SINCLAIR TOUSEY.

_In addition to the above, will be for sale_,

THE CELEBRATED

"RODREY" DREAM-BOOK,

RE-TRANSLATED, CONDENSED, AND ADAPTED TO MODERN USAGE.

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