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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
CAUSE AND CURE or MELANCHOLIA.
An irTiiated Doctor Tells what lie Knows
About Women Having the "BIpes."

An Irr''ated Doctor Tens what lie Knows
About Women Having the "Blues."
why do so many women have melan-
choiia?' repeated the doctor. who has
large practice among the depressed" and
nervous feminine population BE
cause they don't take care to avoid it.
Because they absolutely disregard the
rules Of mental and physical well-belug.
Because they would rather eat what they
like and suffer indigestion and the blues
afterWard, than TO eat what Is good FOR
them but doesn't tickle their palates.
Because they'd rather sit around on
down cushions than take a tramp Of
six miles through the open air Because
they read too much sentimental stuff
Because they haven't enough TO occupy
their minds and their hands.
Then the doctor paused 70 take breath,
says the Philadelphia Enquirer, and be-
gan again somewhat less agsressively:
1T is never the women who have
cause 10 feel blue" he said, who In
dulge i'm blues The women who have
shiftless husbands, hard-hearted land
lords. sick babies, and all the usual ac-
compartments OF poverty, never grow so
depressed that they have TO be treated
for it, They are too busy. It's the
woman with an adoFiRg family. social
position and a comfortable income who
doesn't find life worth living. II isn't
the servant girl who gets up at o'clock
TO kinde the fire. and who slaves all day.
who INDUCES In melancholy. but the
daughter OF the family who arises at
o'clock, dawdles over her breakfast.
reads little. practices little. shops
a little, Graves excitement with all her
heart. and IL melancholy because she
doesn't have II.
There ~ no habit which grows upon
one so rasAdly." went on the doctor. ut
pecomtE 4 disease In very short time.
Ny ot>A plan, whenever l feel an attack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
CHICAGO

.ulCAGD. ILL. Nov. 27-Wheat closed
today after short period OF pro-
-H-e1 strength. wCk"n followed the
I.t aI f1e visible supply figures. These
million bushels lower than had
expected and gave the trade a
fi-. The opening was weaker at
rtt lower Tor May and igc. lower for
Der. case1 on isc more. later de-
'irl strength. and advanced iu1Mc.,
t. o- her ana closed nominaily un-
-'t if'm saturday.
f.. opened hrh "a i.c higher than
close sold Up "A fraction, held
i'f time later eascd on &c.
a.. I..c Nas about i-i6c. higher than
,,,e... OPENED easy. but imbibod some
s,..t.n rom corn. selling up SC. but
p's WIN corn later
q. '.,.rl'i.s opened lower on the excess
49, IilFais ~ I've hogs over cxpecta-
~, eng ol ioWer prices for them GOOD
49,. a'rf advanced prices. and when
$50 became strong. the product re-
~. ana advanced materially. The
J.,', was 30. higher than Saturday Tor
ls,Na-afy pork, 7lbc. higher for January
sNa AOe' higher for January ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
THE AGRloULTURAG REPORT.
Important Recommendations by Secretary
Morton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Secre-
tary Of Agriculture. in his report Just sub
mitted to the President, regrets the vague
character OF the department Organization
which he says Golfers opulent opportuni-
ties for the exercise of the most pro-
nounced paternalIsm." but he adds that
there are many proper ways IN which the
Federal government may lesitimateiy
serve the cause Of agriculture He de-
votes considerable space to a review OF
what ne regards as an anomalous partner
shin tsatween the government OF the
limited states and the governments ~
the respective States for the conduct and
announcement Of state agricultural col
leges and experiment stations Referring
10 the sum appropriated for the use Of
state experiment stations, he says: This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
- Ynn1l pnnnIcE NfARKET.

NEW NOnk PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Flour firm and
in better demand; winter wheat low
grades. S2.0OQ24j; do patent, S3.4OQ3.G5;
Minnesota clear, S250H290; do. patent
s.. SO4435; low extras, S2.Oju245. South
ern hour steady and quiet; common 10
fair extra, S2WQj.OO; good 10 choice,
S3.3DU3. 80.
Wheat quiet and frmer; No; . red,
store and elevator, 6TQ6Il3c.; afioat, GSR
MG0c.: ungraded red. 62d69c. options
weak all day. closing 1su+sc. over Satur-
dav; trading fairly active; December
G5l4c.; January, 6S1sc ,~.-,,-
corn quiet and easier: No. ., 45Q45lsc.i
elevator; 45iLa45Iac. anoat. Options duh
at &c lower closing STEADY; November,
44Nc.; December 44'sc. anu
oats quiet and firmer; November 34t2c''
December, safe, No white, December,
..Glsc.. No. . white 369s031c.: mixed
Western, 3j036c., white do, 3od 4Oc.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, o54Ooc. ;
good 10 choice, 75d9Oc.
Wool in moderate demand ana steauy ;
domestic fleece. 2JQ25c.; pulled, lOQzoc.
Beef duh and steady; family, Sl2.Oog
1870; extra mess, $lO1Oq l.Oo; DeeI MAINS
dui al $3.50; tierced beef inactive and
easy. city extra, India mess, S@VUJ' cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies,
$500. shoulders. SG.25g0jO; hams, $40
NiOO1: middles nominal
Lard quiet and steady; Western steam
closed al $500 asked; city, SS2o. Fu-
800, South America, $40; compound
SG.150T2J
Pork quiet and easier; mess, $4,000
1900
Butter in moderate demand ana steady;
state dairy. l9p26c.; creamery, 22q26c. I;
Western dairy. lSd22c.; creamery, 2Og
2il2c.: Elgins, 27Q2TMc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy, crude,
3oc. yellow 35035iAc.
petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Rosin quiet and steady: strained, COM
mon 20 good, Si2Thdi ,32l2
Iurpentine quiet and easy at 3Oa304c.
Rice firm and IN fair demand; dOmes-
nc, fair to extra 35sG5Ac; Japan, 44sQ
49sc.
Molasses-r oreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good 10 choice in
light demand and steady at 30Q3Sc
Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked. 4Hc.
Coffee-Optl0ns barely steady at . points
up 20 10 points down; November, Si65Olt
1866: February, $3.50; May, $4,000
1865. Spot Rio duh and steady; No. Z.
s1T7Jqi7STia.
Sugar-Raw quiet ana steady. fair re
filming, 23sc. Refined steady and i'm mod.
crate demand No. &, 3 l3-lGQ4c.: stand
ard A, 4 5-iG04Ac. cut-ioaf, 5aJ 3-Iec
crushed, 5a5 Slide; granulated. 5-l6q
43sc,
Freights 10 Liverpool moderately ac-
tive and steady; cotton, 1l-6id.; grain.
Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28

GREENWOOD at Rochdale.
Vember 10Th. WILLIAM r. GREEN
WOOD father Of u. j.. Greenwood, Of
this city.
SHEILDS.-Died at his residence, near
Glen Allen, on Saturday, November the
10Th, a. ! O'Clock Z. NJ, ALFRED W..
SHIELDS, son of the late John n
and Anna Jane Robinson Shields. In the
htty-third year Of his age.
Funeral from st. Andrews church THIS
GIuesday AFTERNOON at / o'clock.
invited TO attend. ''
SEAL-Died, Monday, November 9TH
al o'clock i. NJ, Mrs ANNE X. SEAL
wife of Reuben T. Seal. 49,
Notice OF funeral in afternoon papers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
BALTIMORE

quiet; Western superfne, Sl.S5G2.f5 fam
ily. S3yOo0}.2j winter whdat, patent.
81. 1886; spring wheat, patent Si.9Oa
i25.
Wheat strong; No. Fed spot. G5H6l
S575s,c 'S steamer No red Giiyy5,,eS. ~
mn. ing wheat. by sample. 6JdIG6c.
Corn firm; mixed spot and November,
43ls043Ac.; year. excite; steamer mix
ed, 4oAnilc.; white corn, by sample,
@f4ac.; yellow DO, 80n43c
oats quiet and steady; No. white
3SszQ34c
Rye dull. No ., sssc
bay slow; good 10 choice timothy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA Nov 81 1872

Onerings-Vheat, 1851 bushels: corn
(white), SOC bushels; corn (mixed), 344
bushels; oats. 236 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 2.4l6 bushels: corn
(white), 26S bushels: corn (miKedD 80
bushels; oats. 236 bushels.
Quotations-W heat-Longberry G2c. to
G5c; mixed, coo. TO GJc. shortberry. hSo
to Coo; No. . red, G4c.
Corn-White, prime Virginia dag lots).
46c.; NO white Acc 10 46c.. white new
43c 10 46c.; NO , mixed, 4jc.
Oats-Winter GOr seed, 34c. TO NO .
No. 2 mixed, 34l2c. TO Boo: No. 3 mixed
33lac TO 34c.
Rive I3c IN 5Sp
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The rIMEs-RIcHMoND VA TUESDAY NOVEMBER % 1893,

si4.5OGi5.s0.
ocean frelghts quiet: steamer TO Liver
pool. per bushe, 3i1nid. Cork for orders.
per quarter. 3s.3dnas.Gd.. cotton. per 100
pounds. 35c.: -four, per 100 pounds, lac.
Eggs steady at &c.
Coffee nrm RIO cargoes, fair. lgi1c
No. Z. lsc.
other articles unchanged.
Stocks-NirRinia cOnsol threes, GIis bid:
Northern Central stock. GSik baltimore
and ohio southwestern irsts. 1Oih bid;
do. first incomes, 90 bid; do. third in
li2ls bid; DO. stocks, 54aj4h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
EINANCEANDCOMMERCE
al, CLOSING QUoTAfIoNs or
MONEY.
os,rings and sales att Richmond 10
bacco ESchsnge-Internh Revenue
collections Foreign Adsices.

...v YORK Nov. 2T-g'he recon-
'l4tions OF the ways ana 20. Me"l fi,I ,lr-
Mo-. on the proposeo ~" t.t,etriai
rUalzcd me me are broke badly and
Trading in the issues Ie"Vi,'Ss .birb
N' .....-t. total OF Iti.atb ShhIts' ga 49," 49,,
80 80 were American SpAa eait,no
also lcd ln point OF dcell"e, , i"',e
n8m 1-s Co >''s. me plvpopr' rom y, TO
o. ttD autv ou refined sugar rom - e,c
bon pound was Nousoete1 ',,o 49,,
I fD the company, ana Ntie -
.le boz the trade VINO clalheI Ai"t ~
i..ut curtailment ~ not Dis-
L lrtIcads uV thus corporation -
..re and cattle Feeding hT1he Ao'''
M fo Dol, in anticipation that the ~,
.'uau uf the tax on distilled 'p'i'' "a
D. smaller than generally tNF,t't ,,,.,,,
M b. remembered that Che HioDh WI
t.lr nr minors that thc taN WouiY
b. advanced go Go 30 cents. quo ~" nor
. fNlnebf So WiH bc only ]" 'tii'H ri.
GALLON Cof3age was dtpI ~, ,oine
= the announcement that n.hDt-e vs.
Mi be put ol the free Iat |ec ad
broke badly. The reduction Oh" I'D tGe
VrInrrm on Finished floau.N "a to
duty ou p.e to cent ihFi ,i.i.aco
49, eIcs. General ilectI'c ". .rored
C.e ,trrr both freely Sold "'. iist
A. .t..eucL it may be s'i- .l1aT,r9
frd ru r.uarkably wen. sf
tI. .f.aE m the Industrial r..,.o,.a
.rI f.l Uul nt inc rf .,1 ~
~. eas more disposition ~ , 80 .ns
rle.ts. and 3D. general et,lllC l,''' ~
lUa areost losses Weir A ..t, ~ -.
~ TO- preferred -,. pi"'',ttlS "a -.
ltfr.. s. chicago Gas ~. bur-
{.. ra Sf Paul lt. Rock Island ~,
. -h.rr d.. Missouri PACING li, Lead
rrrf.rre. o. t0rdaEc ~. DO. pre-
I Fl Npu Jersey Central ~. New
.I g Omaha "a, Union Pacific
EVA Western lni0u *. Near the close
...Iue movement abated and slight
,... resulted Compared with Satur-
.. I. figures. however. the leading
D.... .N1E losses OF 3D. GO "a per cent?
r. D.. usfrals leading In Che special
. DIDO GrauIt and Wisconsin rose -,
r.r Is Essex lig Chicago Junction
and .'lu stock Yards - and Duluth
rr....I.I i4. Iho total sales OF listed
unlisted stocks were Ni4.uuO shares
r... and miscellaneous bonds were
Ed Affected by the decentralization in
.rts and further advances We're
r...r ou c8H has been easy. rangine
fr. tl ID. per cent. last loan at li2
rr ..rf.. ana closing oncred az ~ per
..t. prime mercantile paper idSi2 per
..t. bar silver b9I g., Mexican dollars,
Sterling exchange ls easier, with
t.I U..u mess Boo bankers bills at ASIA
l. fr sixty days and SJl414N15 for
.Ir.. posted rates. iSiiau4S6t4. COM
r.-.| bIIs ~latUlN2i, for sixty days
e-. 4-H. uI~4. for demand. Govern
r..-t bonds firm. state bonds duh Rail
rI bomb. tuI but strong. silver at
Board was neglected.
..I....Ir IfrIt-rr A rrrnrrg
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PRICK 3 sc Cents ,
Our price 70 sentsr OF
Co1pons. 9 cents
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Nov, ~
1891

BAoHELoB OR WORK OF TIE HEART By Mavs
uonad
No. LA STRATEGY yLoapMc
GABLES HAWTHORNE
GAsx
No. THE COMING By
= By MARVEL.
By
No H. THE SCARLET LETTER
No ESSAYS OF ELLA LAM
No ID VICAR OF WAKEFIELD
No Is PAUL AND VIRGINIA
No LAYS OF
No DREAMS. 1rou0L LIVES
No % BLACK BEAUTY BY
s Of the above cut from The Times for days with
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Watch the list carefully are constantly added.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, MO-. Nov. 27.-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat higher, November. 5s%c., De-
cember 5Shc
Corn firm; November, 33c.; December,
33c.
oats higher. November, CSC; December,
2Sc.
Pork-Standard mess, Sl4.6215; on orders,
S15.25a1537la.
Lard-Prume steam. 1926. nominal.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, S6.3TlA;
longs and clear sides, S72j.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 1925; longs,
SS.62i2; short clear sides, $3.50
High wines steady at Sl.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
Office OF
commissioner CT. Carlton Jackson,
923 east Main street.

commissioner q. Carlton Jackson,
1913 east Main street,
Richmond. Va, Nov. "a, 1888.
The papers in the above case having
-, referred to me, the undersigned, 10
make the enquiry and report directed by
the decree OF which me FOREGOING - an
uotire that | have fixed on my once, as
nbove in the city Of Richmond. as the
staee aud Friday, the I'D day of De-
rrember. 1888. at 10 o'clock A. NJ as me
,,,,,s ia proceed 10 make the enquiry
stnye mentioned and the other enquiries
directed by said decree.
Given under my hand TINS z''n aay Ok
November. 1898 ,,rrsoy
Commissioner.
d. c. RICHARDSON, p. q, no2S-taAw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
OBITUARY.


The funeral Of Mr. Peter Holloway. who
aled Sunday at his residence on Pine
street viii take place at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. lie was I'm his eighty-nrst
year. o-F 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
ing. Closing.

S@sh Quotations Flour steadler anu
somewhat larger Gales: wheat, 62lac: NO;
oats 2silc.: pork. $i3l24gl$.20; lard,
81 nqS55: ribs, $50; sides, S"'0do'Vo'
,,hIakv. Sl.1i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, \. c., Nov. 27.-Rosin
steady strained, Sl.OO, good do, Sl.0j.
Turpentine steady at 2Gztc.
Tar firm at $i.OO
Crude turpentine firm; hard. S1.05; soft
and virgin, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28

A cabiegram has Just been received I'm
richmond telling Of the death Of William
+. Greenwood, at Rochdale. near Man
CHESTER Eng, which occurred on Sunday
last. Mr.. Greenwood was the father Of
Mr.. +. +. Greenwood who is manager
OF the horseshoe department Of the
Iredegar Iron Works, I'm this city.
Rev D. W. Warren, -. ID.
Rev Or. L. w. Warren, formerly pastor
OF the First Baptist church. Of this city.
died at Macon, Ga, on Sunday and was
buried yesterday from Tatnall-square
Baptist church, OF which he was pastor.
DR.. Warren was in the seyenty-ffth
year Of his age. He began life as a
lawyer in the Office Of his uncle, General
Eli Warren, but soon gave up practice
for the ministry. lie was pastor Of the
First Baptist church, Of Atlanta: First
Baptist church Of Richmond. and Of
Macon, Ga. from which church he led
out colony which organized as the
atnall-Square church. He was the pre-
decessor of Rev. DIR. Hawthorne at the
First Baptist church. in this city, and is
remembered by a large part Of Rich
monds population.
Anne X. Seal.
Mrs. Annie X. Seal, wife Of Sergeant
r. T. Seal, died yesterday afternoon
after a lingering illness. She leaves one
son, Mr.. e. f. Seal, and three daughters,
Mrs j. II. Beveridge, Mrs o. n. Klein
ingham, ana Mrs. II. S. Brigg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
Alfred w. gbeiIds

Mr.. Alfred w. Shields died at his resi-
dence near Glen Allen Sunday, aged fifty
three years. His funeral will take place
from 81 Andrews church this afternoon
al l o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
Ihe america Sail. for Brazil.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Brazilian
war vessel America sailed tonight and
cleared the bar at 1l:& p. NJ, heading
south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
LEGAL NO1iCEs.
TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF The
1 CITY OF RICHMOND.

e,s.,tas Rulups. surviving partner or
iata firm Of l.. w. Bilups SON VINO
s sa. FOR benefit of himself and all othe a
Editors of James II. Peay, deceased
Who shau come into this suit. ,u,,
lanes n. Peays administrator ana
Jdnle, " .............Def
Fxtract of Decree Of November ~ 1885
And the court doth further adyudse'
and decree that this cause be re-
9arred 20 one Of the commissioners OF
the court, who is directed TO enquire ana
report
"A An account OF all the debts due by
,be estate OF the said James III. Peay,
deceased. with their amounts and priori-
ties, II any"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. p. IS
ARRIVED

Schooner Jesse l.. Leach. Smith, New
York, salt, Davenport a Norris
Schooner Edward Lameyer. Beal. Rock
land, Me, lime, $. H. Halves q co.
schooner j. J. Reese. Griffith. Patta-
goni river hickory butts, Virginia ana
North Carolina Wheel Company.
Schooner w. b. Steelman. Smith. PhiIa-
delphia, coal, 5. Ii. Halves q co.
schooner Annie NJ. DickeFson, CHM.
light, Currie * Co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
SAILED.

Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Dorchester, Parker, Boston
via Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. Dole. New York
via Newport News and Norfolk. pas
sengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28

RICHMOND va. Nov p. lS.8.
eI by John h.. Williams e sons.
and Brokers. 80. 1000 Nam
'm090 Virginia Centuries at 5ut:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
SAILED.

Schooner Fanny Brown HardcastIe.
vessel Curtis Parker Lamberts Point,
TO load coal.
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If THE SCARLET LETTER.

a romance Of intense interest ~ =
,vai, and graphic description. re
Ca bv New England colonial lii
~ ne best of SCOTS novels, II IL
IN of the age and place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
vS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

IL. LA1o vg, FnMoNsroCNE AYToUN
by WV Bsckwood
Rome" popularity
bemetwth In
@ platform appie
Of
10 Oyrx MEREDITH Robert Lord lytton)
LordLy General or India and Bril-
A
the moa Of thought fertility
n,p,wS Bv Iron) OLIVE scHRESEh
Off
aciscs high medatve qualities . nh In
and
discussion ought
oil a
-, ,cv REALTY. By SEwELI
estoryM
we'll deserves
dmakes
OF
pre-" Of a snimaia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
PORT OF WEST POINT, Nov. 27. 1S93
ARRIVED

Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester, Parker. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond, Dole, New YORK,
passengers and general cargo.
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT. Times Building Richmond
Watch the list carefully, books constantly added
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. qs. 1893.


sun rises.......... 7:O5 Noon rises . 1879 u m
sun sets. 1890. ASH Davs length Oh 4'm
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,o, ro,n TALES. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

,whorne the distney 1TnI Soos sTu IL rw
writer's given the T9f to an Annual published
wsrs Usrassseaueny reprned are in rs ns ,ey Of
the felicity u barm Of the author OF THE scarlet
are the spr % contemplation and its effect IS hsls
ns vs., o" no less than by the imaginative genius u -"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
o,n az wlKEFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated euIe,om
inns nttons for those who recognize
IL, nooS for the whole reading aN %Ir, me
tenderes. said unapproached, by any
had had, a Ina OF it, I'VE read the vicar OK, OK
20 il again and again. and bless ."e the
to reconcile us to human an,sr, sa traits OF
exhibits all the charac'e'''S
6,yerting simplicity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
Glory OF AN AFRICAN FARM. By

Under the nom de plume n,er OF T T@n Of era
.raordlnarily powerful S sorm, iu to h have
nathos. The author seems ,S 1n action sor
but struck out NEW NEW P pss Wild ife Of an
OF studies mustra, nas,s sr' with striking
ting before ,b the an ry Imaginative ambition.
inteills oIS which leaves an abiiins mem
I Inc novels OF the age
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Aldr." TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT Time. Building Richmond VI.
Watch the list carefully, books constantly added
l. THE BEyERIES OF OR, OF THE HEART
BY TX MARVEL Donald g. Mhchelll
s aas. a'i for f' e. first TH % S's % cost " PRE-:
how a.cs '' n D. s' n of ssss fro" " pen no" quaint
LAYS BY beautifully
s:ss: s., r '1::'; Il: "a .
a n: '1 S s .; i'5si sas The "
B. TIILYLoss SCANDAL. By NJ.
g d s': sa:i SCOTS: s: % @ n
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knows. S SIRENS
s a sS ss a S@, with ' situation: s"i":
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day. 'D 4S work. a ps asS p
, INF G s0s T,stsr' painting a sn s World
social IRE Ensss y. 5s'YSs S1 sn feeling Ts os Ss
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c. THE COMING RACE. By LORD IYTroN - .-... 49,.
the 7 9:. S9" or Ssss BY The @ 's, ana
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