GUIDE TO CORRECT LANGUAGE.
By G. H. Bell
A TREATISE convenient for the use of all people in all callings and professions, and especially helpful to printers, teachers, students, and those who write for the press. It contains facts that everybody wishes to know about the correct use of the English language, and these facts are so arranged that they can be instantly found. The book is written in three parts. PART I.—Practical Grammar; containing the most essential grammatical laws, illustrated with examples that reveal the correct and the incorrect use of words. PART II.—Punctuation; in an entirely new and simple method, embracing illustrations, rules, and examples, so arranged that one can instantly find what he wants. PART III.—Use of Capitals; though this is one of the most difficult problems in the use of the English language, the rules in this book render it as simple as possible. Substantially bound in cloth. Size, 6 x 9¼ inches. Price, $1, postpaid. Order of your State Tract Society.