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a WRECK ON THE F. @. AND P.
A Number of Cars Smashed but No
body Hurt.

Starke, Fla, Aug. 15.-The south bound
freight train on the Florida Central and
Peninsular railroad that passed this place
at O'Clock yesterday morning is badly
wrecked. Two miles below here thirteen
cars were ditched and badly torn up.
Fortunately the most of them were
empty. The wheels of one car loaded
with flour broke and caused the wreck
No one was injured, but the railroad com
pany sustains a heavy loss in the smash
up of the cars.
Monday evening little Gussie Knight,
4 lO-year-old son of T. A. knight. was
attacked on the street By ferociOus dog
and badly bitten on the leg and hand
The dog was Immediately hunted down
and killed. There were no 81 MS that the
dog was mad. The city marshal says he
saw the boy kick the dog before he at
tackled him. The victim claims to have
been bitten on the leg, and ne kicked
while his hand was in the dogs mouth.
The wound was promptly cauterized.
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st. Louis Market.

81. Louis, Aug l5.-FlUur steady and sell
ers hrm; spring patents e. 650L2 IS; extra
fancy a. l00J2 20; choice 81 0Jd2 % Wheat
higher, August sc. september 5!2sc; Decem.
Der 55nc; May Ole Corn lower; August
54Ac; september j5c; May sic. Oats higher:
august ole; September 3latc: May 864e.
POrk-standard mess, $40 5lMRl4 8; on or
ders sl4 20. Lard, prime steam Z al Az:
choice a. IS. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
50 .7ls longs and clear rios "a %; shorts s7 ~,
Bacon-boxed shoulders az so; longs ~ q:
clear ribs a. s751 shorts 8s 80. High wines
trim at al IS.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-Notice IS
~ hereby given 10 all persons having de
mands against DENIS OCON NOR, late OF
said county. deceased, to present them
TO me, properly made out within the
time prescribed by law so as to show their
character and amount; and all persons In.
debted to said deceased are required to make
immediate payment 10 me.
JOHN LYONS,
Executor last will and testament Of Denis
O'COunOr.
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THE COTTON HAMMERS.
Complaint That Their Business
Yields No Fair Return.

OUMpIHInL That Ihelr Busln eas
Yields No Fair Return.
Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 15.-The cotton COM
press men, now in session here, have or
gained themselves into an association.
The object of their meeting is to secure
the establishment of the old rate of
10 cents per bale for COMPRISING. which
was reduced to cents by the Southern
Railway and Steamship Association. A
committee waited on Commissioner
Stahlman this morning, but nothing def
mite will be done until Aug. ~, when the
committee will be heard by the Southern
Railway and Steamship Association. The
compress men complain that there would
be no profit in their business at the rate
of cents per bale for compression.
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DIRECTORS Meet.

Atlanta, Aug. 15.-The directors Of the
PIEDMONT Exposition Company met this
morning to ratify the option of the new
exposition company on the Piedmont ex-
position grounds. This option gives the
new company the right 10 purchase the
grounds for Sl65, 600 at any time within
the next two years
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Sale of a. Railroad.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. Is The Georgia
Pacific road will be sold in Atlanta, Ga,
by Special Master w. p. Hill, on Satur-
day. President Spencer of the Southern
Railway Company will bid in the prop
erty for his system. The motion to con
firm the sale of the road will be heard on
Saturday, morning by Judge Newman, who
will return from Virginia for that pur-
nose
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply. any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-.
modauons TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column
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Case of KidnappinR.

Atlanta, Aug 15.-The charge of kid
mapping against Col. Hamilton Nancy Of
home was dismissed by Judge Parkinson
before whom the case was tried, this
morning. Col. Yancy had been arrested
oy a negro woman because he insisted on
taking colored boy back home with him
VINO had been bound to him by his
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BEATS AT A BALL GAME.
Budget OF News From the Ancien
City of Florida.

= CITY OF Florida.
st. Augustine, Fla, Aug. 15.-Miss
Stella Cayo and sister, Mrs. Theo. Homer,
were to-day attacked by vicious bull
dog, the animal biting the former lady's
arm The dog was killed
Walter Masters and Carrie Monson Of
this city eloped and were married in
Palatka yesterday. The parents objected
owing to youthfulness.
The ST. Augustine boys beat the Lees
burg team TO in the ball game to-day.
1t is also claimed that more people beat
the bail players out of gate mon ey than
the number paying.
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WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
Victim of a Georgia Pacific Railroa
Accident Sues for $4,000.

Atlanta, Ga, Ang. 15.-The recent
accident on the Georgia Pacific road at
Nickayack creek, in which several were
killed and wounded, sprung its first dam
age suit to-day. 1t is brought by P. c.
Dunlap, an engineer on one of the engines
that were wrecked. Mr.. Dunlap sues
for $4,000, alleging in his suit that the
accident resulted from gross neglect on
the part of the road. The suit is brought
in the United States court.
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ROME PoPULIsTs.
DR.. FELTON, Named for Congress After
an All Day Session.

Rome, Ca, Aug. l5.-The populists,
after an all morning caucus, finally nomi-
mated DR. William H. FELTON, OF Barlow
to make the race for congress against
Judge Maddox
DR.. FELTON, accepted, with the condition
that he could withdraw at any time he
deemed 1t advisable on account of his
health. BY many it is believed that he
will not make the race TO the end. and
that seab Wright will yet come in as an
indepeudeut
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IN THE OLD DOMINION.
Maj. Peter j. otey Gets the Sixth Di

Maj. Peter j. Otey Gets the Sixth Dis
trict Congressional n Nomination.
Roanoke, Va, Aug. 15.-Maj Peter j.
Otey of Lynchburg was to-day nominated
by the democrats of the Sixth district as
their candidate for congress. The Oppo-
sition combined on Hon. John Goode, but
too late to make his candidacy effective.
Before the result of the first ballot was
announced the nomination of Maj, Otey
was made unanimous.
IN THE SIXTH AND NINTH.
Richmond Va, Aug. 15.-At Tappahan-
mock to-day the democratic congressional
convention for thet'irst district nominated
Hon. w. A. Homes to succeed himself. 1t
adopted resolutions felicitating the de
mocracy on-the passage of the tariff bill,
Endorsed Cleveland and declared for
silver coinage at a ratio of Ii to 1.
At Wytheville, the republicans of the
Ninth district nominated Gen. James A.
Walker for congress. They denounced
the state election law as unjust and par
tsan and the Cleveland administration
weak and yaCillating; declared opposi-
ton to trusts and monopolies, especially
the Whitney Canadian coal trust, and
favored the free coinage of silver.
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A Sad End.

Atlanta, Aug. 15.-In Catoosa county.
near Summerville, Charles H. Henry ac-
cldentally blew his head o with Il Win
chester rife this morning. The young
man was loading the gun when it was
discharged with the result named. The
deceased was the son Of Col Il. p Henry,
one of the most prominent men in Catoosa
county.
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omoial Record for the Morning New

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight. Aug. rs, 1924: Showers, with
thunderstorms. probably Thursday early
morning; no decided change in temperature;
variasle winds, shifting to west and north
west.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair cooler in
southern portion; variable winds, becoming
northerly.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, on Aug. Is 1894, with the normal for
the day:
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The Senatorial Campaign.

ort Gaines, Ca, Aug l5.-Messrs. Ba-
con and Garrard spoke here at the demo-
uratic convention to-day Both made a
good impression.
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had taken the last of the medicine she was
Boundly cured. Yours truly,
Rev. T. II. SIMPSON.
For women suffering from any chronic
female complaint" or weakness; for wo-
men who are rundown or overworked
" Favorite Prescription is a medicine
that safely and certainly builds up.
strengthens, regulates, and cures.
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NAAAAAAs AAiAOtltAllk Ns1tl=
WINGED that II was her
only hope, we bought
six bottles of DR..
Piercc'sF avOritePre
scrtption and " Cold
en- Medical Discov-
cry" To the surprise
of the CO m m unity
and the joy of myself
and family, in one
week my vito COM
menced to improve,
and long before she
had taken tho last
bottle she was able to
do her own work she
had not been able to
do it before for seven
VpafGl ard whom -bn
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Maximum temperature, 9o'' minimum tenn
perature. 75o.
The hight OF the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m. C75th meridian time yesterday was
s.S feet. a fall Of 90 feet during the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty.four hours
ending p. m, Aug Is, 1894, 10Th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
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SPEED OF THE sTEEDs.
Attendance Slim and Weather Threat
eninE at Saratoga.

Attendance Slim and Weather Threat
eninE at Saratoga.
Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 15.-The attend
ance was slim, the weather threatening,
and the card anything but an attractive
one to-day. The feature OF the day was
the first race, in which Defargilla beat
Old Dominion at five furIongs in
the fast time of l:0013 Pittsburg
Phil, the owner of Defargilla, went
around the ring previous TO
the race and pounded down the price of
his horse from to ? to TO >. He man
aged 10 win something like $4,000 on the
result. There were eleven starters in
this event, and Old Dominion at the false
price of p to 1 got the place from Yemen.
Taral, who was upon Befargilla, brought
his mount to the front in the last furlong
and won by half length. Summaries
follow: ---
First Race-Five furlongs. Defargilla,
1l3, Taral TO g. won, with Old Dominion
second and Y emen third. lime :00Is.
Second Race-Four and half furlongs;
selling. Tough TIM err l12, Perkins. to 10,
won, with Lady Ri hmond second and Kis-
met third. Time 54ia
third Race-Six furlongs, selling. Miss
Annie, colt, 100, Oonohue, to l. won, with
Rossmar second and Cherry Blossom third.
Time f:I5,
Fourth Raee-Six furlongs, Genette Ed
ward, 100, Perkins, to l, won, with Strath-
meath second aud StromOoh third. Time
1:l6.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. Galilee, 1Ol.
Perkins, to 5, won, with Nottingham second
and Penniless third. lime l.26H.
sixth Race Zone mile and a half over six
hurdles. Col, Clay, l45, Blakely, to ?, won,
with Miles Standish second and Japonica
third. Time As.
AT JEROME PARK.
New York, Aug. 15.-There was good
attendance al Jerome Park to-day, the in
ducement being q match at six furlougs
between Stonenell and GlenmOyne. When
the run began both were 9 TO 10, but in
short time 3 to became the ruling price
on Stonenell while GlenmOyne went back
a point or two and some BOOKS laid
as good as to l at the close. For the FIST
half mile they ran closed together and
then StOneneQ drew away as they
rounded into the stretch. 1t could be
seen, however, that Glenmoyne was oaly
buck-JLmDing, ana an eighth mile from the
finish Hamilton gave Glenmoyne his head
and he rushed to the 'front.' winning easily
by two lengths. In the opening race no
one cared to try conclusions with Stone
nellie and she walked over for the purse.
Following are summarizes:
First Race-Mile. Walkover for Stone
nellie, to 5, TriJe No time.
Second Race-Five and one half furlongs.
, California, 49, DOggett, to 5, won, with Sir
Dixon, Jr., second and Ovlet third. Time
l;0lat.
Third Race-Six furlong; selling. Mabel
Glenn, Ill, Simms, even, won with Best
Brand second and LonSbroolk third Time
les
Fourth Race-Match; six furlongs. Glen
moyne, Hamilton, TO 8, won, with Stonenell
second. Time 1:i6.
Fifth Race-Six furlonEs, Windgate, 90,
McClain, to 1 won, with Separation second
and Sallle Byrnes third. Time 20
Sixth Race-Half mile, selling. Harry
Reed, l07, sims, l to 6, won, with Cora second
and South Side third. Time ASH.
Seventh Race-Six furlongs, selling. Miss
Hawk second and Charley third. Time LIE.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice Is
N hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against JOSEPHINE BOWLING,
late OF said county. deceased, 10 pre-
sent them TO me, properly made out, with
IN the time prescribed by law so as TO show
their character and amount: and all persons
indebted TO said deceased are required
TO make immediate payment to me.
VIM. p BOWLING,
Admir- Est. Josephine Bowling.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNrY.-Notice is
mands against ANN ELIZA hOBERTs, late
OF said county deceased, to present them TO me,
properly mace out, within the time prescribed
by law so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted 10 said de-
ceased are required TO make immedi-
ate payment to me.
WILLIAM II. DREW
Executor OF tho last will and testament OF
Ann Eliza Rol erts deceased.
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BOARDING

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HAVE one or two rooms for rent; cool and
I pleasantly situated, with board; prefer
gentlemen; terms moderate Apply Mrs.
hOnertson. Isle OF Home.
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MINISTERS ENDORSE TT.

Donn0hd, FORSYTH Co., NJ
DIR. II. V. PIERCE: Dear ,SjJ,-For some
SIX or seven years my wife had been an in
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PERSON L

PERSON L,
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bR Il READY 10 go to the country?
H. \ Look up that old watch, chain,
relic or nick naclSs, and get them changed for
new ones or get the cash for the same at
Fegeas', the reliable ieweler, liz Broughton.
no you want money? II so you can get all
- you want on your diamonds, watches,
iewelry. clothing, tools, guns pistols, etc.
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, l79 Congress
street. +. Muhlburg, manager.
HELP WANTED.
SSr-~,~s-SyC-~ |7>.-~~~~-~-~~~~/-~~@~~~
WANTED bushelman. Apply at South
w ern 81 Pants Company. 1925 Congress
street; a steady position guaranteed.
SALESMEN, we send samples, allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
to proper applicants. staple seller. three
stores out Of five will order. Address with
stamp, Lock Box 420, New ork city,
SALESMEN to sell baking powder we put
~ our goods in glass rolling pins SEQ month
and expenses; or commission Chicago Bak-
ing Powder Company, 767 Van Buren Street.
Chicago
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HOUSES AND STORES EoR RsNT.

HOOOEO ANU . OnEO run MIMI.
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L1OR RENT Immediately, a pretty. six
!! room house new at West Savannah at
Sl2 err month: fine neighDorhood: good
water convenient TO street car line; or same
property Tor sale az 81 700, payable, principal
and interest, $50 cash and balance in ten
years, on installments of $40 per month. In
Quire at or address savannah Cottage and
Improvement Company, lO1 Bay street.
NOR RENT house; Barnard street second
n south Of Gordon. Apply TO Edward r.
Lowell.
TIOR RENT, residence 1916 Hull. corner OF
II Whitaker; all modern improvements;
possession Immediately. kobt. II. latem.
40 NEW HOUSTON street. This ele-
~ gantly appointed new house for rent,
all modern Improvements. Apply Appel &
Schaul.
ENINE residence, with all modern improve
Il ments ll6 Jones inquire No. ia jacob
Cohen.
IIoR RENT desirable three-story on base
Il ment dwelling house No II, Charlton
street. third house east OF Abercorn street,
from Oct list Apply to F.. X. Douglass. office
Board Trade building.
LlOR RENT. from Oct /. the following
II desirable residences: "a Jones street,
being between DraytOn and Aber-
corn streets. 'pattnall street. corner
OF Liberty street. The above houses all have
modern improvements and will be put in
thorough repair. Apply to Champion g.
Germany, 1lS Bryan street.
E1OR RENT, several houses; ali modern
Il improvements in good location. Salo-
mon Cohen, 8 Bull street.
NOR RENT residence No. 7sh Habersham
II street: in tirst-class condition; posses.
sion gwen Sept /. John L.-Archer, ll8 Bryan
street
L1OR RENT, Sl5 per month, two houses on
IL Jefferson street, near Charlton, now
being put In hrst-class condition. John i.
Archer, llS Bryan street,
DESIRABLE house. northwest corner
~ Duffy and Montgomery; large and pleas
ant rooms; rent low j. f. Brooks & Frlpp,
Agents, 155h Bay street.
NOR RENT, house corner Of Montgomery
IL and Harris streets: 10 rooms; bath on
each floor. George Hawkins, 90 Taylor street
corner Lincoln.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-Notioe is
" hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against MARY REILLY, late OF said
county, deceased, TO present them TO us, prop
erly made out, within the time prescribed by
law, so as to show their character and amount,
all persons indebted to said deceased are
hereby required to make Immediate payment
to us. PETER REILLY,
M. A, O'BYRNE,
Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament
OF Mary Reilly.
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CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes REIN
~ ished. lhe savannah Plating and NJ f'g.
Co., Congress and Drayton streets.
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EOR SsLE.


NOR SALE, steam yacht Edith, ffty-siK
II feet long and nine feet beam. Also one
house nat thirty feet long and sixteen feet
wide. Apply to George W. Ovens l24 Bryan
street.
ENOR SALE. have for sale one Of the very
Il incest residences in savannah, two sto-
ries on asement on lot 60xl0o feet. Vacant
ground enough for another house; north OF
castor street tetweeu DraytOn and Aber-
corn. SOU. John l.. Archer, lis Bryan street
EOR SALE. 5000 Will buy a residence In
II the southern portion OF Savannah; terms
to suit purchaser. John l., Archer, IFS Bryan
street
ENOR SALE, twenty share series s, Georgia
Il state Loan sto,k, forty-third payment
made. A. $. Delannoy.
ENOR SALE, turpentiue location. four
4 thousand acres OF round timber ready
leased and plenty more to be had. Also seven
crops yearling boxes ana nine crops virgin
boxes. Address Merritt s Powell Fsnnin,
Fla.
IGOR SALE, lot 6OxiiO feet; Taylor, Jener-
IL son and Berrien streets. A. ). Delannoy.
CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
- other coast points last longer and are
cheaper; boats can load at the mill; prices
are reduced TO g.. - and $3.50 per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company
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EDUCAT ON L

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BOOKKEEPING, shorthand new and easy
- system typewriting, telegraphy. Tuition
$500 a month. Day or night session. Geor.
gla business College, has removed to post
ONCE building.
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hal SCELI NeOuS.

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before you buy or sell property consult
- Robert h. Tatem Real Estate Dealer
No, Bull street.
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LOST

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I OST, ladies' gold watch. whitaker south
IL OF Anderson, No. 5,267O58. Reward IL
returned to III Duffy street.
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Results Of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, Aug. 15.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing resnlts:
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FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE, one sba. Chatham Bank: ten
II shares Savannah savings Bank stock.
Bland, News ONCE.
The Press., 1894-11-08

It was a great welcome that William Booth, founder and general ofnthe Salva- tion Army, received in New York on Mon day evening. Carnegie Hall was crowded to the doors with people who included ev- cry rank and condition in life. An or dained minister read the message of welcome that had been signed by nine- tenths of the protestant clergymen in New York and Brooklyn. General Booth would have had very different reception if he had crossed the Atlantic, say, twenty yeals ago. Then his methods and the reasons for them were not understood, very little was known of the results he all ready saw, and there was no conception of the enormous development of his pro- ject, now familiar to men all over the world. He has proved his case and won friendship and good will where both were lacking at first. Of one thing he may be sure: Wherever he goes in this country he will find his welcome waiting for him, and his arms will not be allowed to have a monopoly of it.
The Press., 1894-11-08

ELECTION results were collected with difficulty, owing to the storm and the falling of the snow laden wires, many of these dragging the poles down with them. The trouble was general all over the coun- try. But the democrats didn't mind hav- ing the returns come in slowly, and the republicans found great enjoyment in the driblets and in what they indicated
The Press., 1894-11-08

MARK TwAIN's NEW Book. - Mark Twain's most popular and successful books have been sold by subscription, and the American Publishing Company, of Hartford, Conn.,, announce for early publication his new book, "The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson and the Comedy Those Extraordinary Twins" The Trag- edy and Comedy were at first dual story two stories in one--and the authors ac- count, as given in the preface, of the diff ficulty he had in writing the book, of the incompatibility of some of the characters, and of his having to finally separate them by pulling one of the stories out by the roots and leaving the other-a kind of literary C@sarean operation, is certainly one of the most original, breeziest and cleverest chapters-choice fun-that has been written for many day. We are told that "there is time to laugh,'' and The Churchman says, "The reader will begin to smile at the very first paragraph. !"
 The book will be sold only by subscrip- tion, and as it possesses, in pronounced degree, the remarkable characteristics of the authors best work it is sure to have a | ldISO Sdlo. 1IhCA pdSO VIII D0 OcautlAu ullJ illustrated with marginal sketches, the work of one of our best artists, and the publishers have wisely decided to sell the volume at a popular price-bringing it within the reach of all.
 An advertisement for agents appears in another column, and applications for ter ritory should be sent to the publishers at once.
 "The best is the cheapest" the truth of which aphorism is generally admitted by the more experienced. The best edu- cation will eyer be the most valuable, and while it may not always be the case, it is generally conceded that that the in- stitutlon which employs, practical teach CTS, modern methods, and is unusually we'll equipped, will afford the best train ing. The New London Business College, New London, Conn.,, lays claim to these features, and justly, too, if if it is to be gauged by results, for the graduates of the school have been uniformly success full, and are in demand. Copy of cata- logue will be mailed free upon applica- tion to R. A. Brubeck, principal.