Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

and the affe ct.onate veneration In which
his name is held by all branches OF the
Protestant church. but he holds that IL
will be hard to concede Tat AWlaSt- us
con emf orary. is worthy OF nothing better
than the meagre place to which tame mas
assigned him. The tasks OF the TWO, ne
claims were Identical, and they were
equally great in the spheres IN "nleh
thew labored The points OF difference
and the points of agreement between
Luther and Zwngli are discussed OUT
not to the dspara cement OF the former,
md the latters career from his o'rtA 10
his death. is handled with an enthusiasm
which makes the book, despite us th.o.o
teal phases read like romance Ana
vet throughout there ls convincing ~
ience Of conscientious and earnest desire
TO be accurate. In every sense ehe VOL
ume Is entitled to be termed popular
lie Zwineli and unquestionabiS
yiI prove very enlightening to many. me
author has culled the most interesting
ind salient facts in Zwingh literature
and given them to the reader In most al
tractive and instructive form.
For sale by the publishers.
THROUGH THE LoOK1NG-GLAsS,
And What Alice Found mere Ds
Lewis Carroll. Illustrated by rete
Newell. New York and London: Har-
DER Brothers. Publishers: 1902 Pages ~.
price 81 Net. For sale by Bell BOOK
and Stationery Company
AS companiop volume to the Petee
Newell edition of "Alices Adventures
Wonderland" we nave s'i''''ai
-d!tion. beautiful in every respecl' u
Through the Looking Glass. 1t Is need
ess to give an outline of the ever-popuias
story. dear to the hearts Of most OF the
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& read and reread by them. Those VINO
rave not We. tasted the delights OF TINS
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hem long to do so. and own copy. ne
dition Is especially adapted for HOLIDAYS.
oound in n handsome white cover, with
picture OF Alice, and the lettering IN
-old. with an outer protective cover OF
.eavy green paper, the volume MAKES
most tempting and attractive Sl1t. hNh
hen a look between the pages VIII tai'-
Y set the readers wild AROUND cue
,dSes of each page runs riot Or mus
rations in pale green coloriuS-pictutes
+ the wonderful elephants, the jabber-
yock. the knights, kings and queens. ana
III the marvellous peoples OF Alice's Wor.c
,.ntwined with and nesting In these are
he beautiful flowers and birds of gorgeous
olumage that inha bited the queens gar
len. There are fifty full page iiustra-
ions, with Alice figuring IN most W .ne'i' !,
Altogether. the Peter Newell edition 81
Through the Looking-G!ass VIII ran ,.
mong the very first of the popular noi--
day books M. =.
THE TRAGEDY OF. PELEE- Mar
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With Drawings by George Earlan. ana
Photographs by the Author. New ORR :
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After the destruction of ST Pierre by
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KEENAN, went to Martinique on the Dixie
! for The Outlook The present volume Is
. graphic account of his experiences on
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1T subsequent eruptions. and speculation
lis to the cause Of the disturbance.