The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-06-18
STANLEY IN AFRICA!
His Own Story Of
Wonderful Marches
ACROSS Tue CONTINENT.

EXCITING and periIous voyages on the
EI great Equatorial lakes and down the Con
go River to the sea-, and OF Desperate eneoun-
history Of the recent explorations OF Lieut..
Cameron mt others, by Alexander Hyde, a..
M Author Of agricultural "the Frozen
Zone and It's Explorers &c, Beautifully u
profusely illustrated.
: This book Is u record of daring deeds, heroic
struggles, and perseverance and endari,nee IN
the i,icc Of appalling hardshtps and diRcul-
ties. II Is the cheapest, and by Tar the best,
complete history Of Mr.. SANKEY'S ~iEconapar-
able exploits published, q I'd the only gpnu-
inc, authentic, and crelitabie history OF his
recent expedition published alta low price;
while fol- the large class OF intelligent readers
who nave no time to spend In studying the
dry and uniuterestIng details of geographical
discoveries aud theories with which the Afri-
can explorers delight to pad out t!cirtwo-vol.
umc narratives, It will prove IN be the most
satisfactory one that can be obtained At aug
price. ..... .H eEr .,Egtf
1t gives in q clear, connected concise, and
very interesting stSle.a full and anthentiG
adventures in Africa, from the time pc START
cd on his first expedition, until. With thehalf:'
starved surviving companions or ais IONS ana
danflers, dc emerged from his tourney
his " ondcrfnl descent OF the Congo, into the
ci civilization OF the West Coast.
1t IS unnecessary to say anything laudasory
of Mr.. Stanley or the great work he has ac-
complishcd by his eAl lorations in Arcn.
The press throughout tile civilized world has
announced his splendid successes and sound
eG iorIn n's h.itc ~ u'S.ins I"rnrad NV, hS
appreciative testimonials to the value and
magnitude OF his work. H u.s." said the 10
incnieu ~. tGor,ihM d IL luz ~ h, his nmtirin,,
cal. Hp!olations no naS, 10y US hm. .
energies, Sekat rest NY tnsonisso ~ ."na,a
EenrS: MS ~ Mmln ~ uip / thn ,voriI az y III,
mnX.Sn.nriyc nnos ~ The Cnnro S,nnicv sayS: ~
eHLGui.m..s W W 5 ~ " no y n,r dnv, "r 'b,,nccr
Ou ~ unyn - W =. r .n ~ nsoce and lost
NM m"; roll over nnr hcnds brf snr months OF
III o ~ Wild oUaroy in Inc satoyocts never.
Tor 80 Ior nf tLnt ,orinL has its own terri.
w. taG E a"S " .o 80 eipn 80 oT seyere INJURIES.
y" ~ deuno3r and n JcatS We lived az though we
u ueTp"ii Wy Az, ,,,Ltnnt ~ intoryniu 10
w, ~ .' nrn sh nr n,y,inv trains
tnc tnunuerths SlnnnW iH.ntns 800 70 ,,r,,,.
some puoiistels nav .iSu p.oI,S 10y
the history OF otanie! > tIa.enS. = T,nIS;n
more interesting muSt the story DC, u Ioi"'n
ms own WORDS, ny III tlis gooh.-
The book also contains, IN eonGenseaS Ell
Lieut.. cameron story OF ms tnree ySAS
wanderingsln africa. Aitnonsh ne quo SUI,
icy nclh GrosS !; .me S" mh ran, orn,i. n"rra.
were wiuely uineIepu, "nH aaoro 1901 ~
,nGan a 1.i,r ntrsr% % - p'nanions though q
new and nith rd a IN ns"nne ie : ~ for manI
rcndeTs # viii he more emf, rtaining that's
StanIey's recital Of his holder and more SAN
n,Iinnrv c,ninits. After reacbiug the interior
where he met Livingstone,s dead body on its
way h9mel cameron marcnea west u.nra Wtsh
and tbcn ioincd n Portuguese ~siave.hunting