The story of my life ; or, The sunshine and shadow of seventy years / by Mary A. Livermore ... with hitherto unrecorded incidents and recollections of three years' experience as an army nurse in the great Civil War, and reminiscences of twenty-five years' experiences on the lecture platform ... to which is added six of her most popular lectures ... with portraits and one hundred and twenty engravings from designs by eminent artists ...

FIFTY-FIFTH THOUSAND.
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF NEW YORK LIFE.

a pictorial IRecorb
OF
THRILLING PERSONAL EXPERIENCES IN MISSION AND RESCUE WORK,
AND LIFE SCENES BY DAY AND NIGHT IN THE GREAT
UNDER-WORLD OF NEW YORK.

By Mrs. HELEN CAMPBELL,

Bev. LYMAN ABBOTT, D.D.,

Col. THOMAS W. KNOX,

Detective THOMAS BYRNES.

NO publication on any subject or by any author
has commanded more attention from the
press, the pulpit, and the reading public
than this truthful, impressive, and startling
volume; nor has any other called forth such
unstinted praise and ringing words of " God"i,, speed" from leading ministers of all denomiSnations.
Its authorship is fourfold, viz. Mrs.
Helen Campbell, Author and Philanthropist; Rev. Lyman Abbott, D.D.,
"Editor of "The Outlook," and Pastor of Plymouth Church, Col. Thomas W. Knox,
Famous Author and Journalist; Detective
S Thomas Byrnes, the World-Renowned
Chief of New York Police and head of the
" Detective Bureau.
"usS. Mrs. Campbell portrays life in New
York as seen by a woman while ministerto the homeless and the oppressed, as well as to
n, and children in their own haunts, literally in

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