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NOTES.

An Instance Of revenge long deferred
hut none the less sweet comes once In
while into the life of literary men.
Nore than a dozen years ago Mr., Emer-
so0 H0ugh, the author Of Hearts De-
sine" wrote a story called 'Hasenberg's
Cros, eyed Horse" which he sought
diligently but unsuccessfully to market
with the greater number Of the period
icals of the known world At last the
story found a resting place In Mr..
Uoughs desk. Three years ago, feel
mg q bit let down physically he took
the advice Of a distinguished publisher
Of New York and put himself IN the
hands of an osteopathc physician.
Some doubts as to the beneficial re-
suits existed, but no doubt whatever as
10 the size OF the bill. Mr. Hough pom
dtrei long and seriously on the ques-
ton Of getting even with his doctor At
length he happened to think OF his d
story Of the crOss-eyed horse. ON have
the ostopath treat the horses cross
ewes said the author 20 himself,
Wheeupon he rewrote the story, sold
Il promptly at q good figure, and made
Il chapter Of his new novel where II
"a known as Science at Hearts De-
sire Mr. Hough points to himself
with pride as the only man who ever
got even with his doctor.
The immense popularity Of THE Fat
dthe Land" DR.. Streeter'sstory OF an
American farm, which ran through
tlght large editions In l6 months, Is on
Iy one of the many Indications Of the
vide spread interest at present In
country life, The Macmillan company
expect that "A Self Supporting Home
which they announce for issue I'm Nov
'mber win also find a wide audience,
Mrs Saint Maur tells IN It how she
established a self supporting home in
II months on "A rundown farm, with
out capital,
This week the Macmillan company
are publishing the following books. Mr..
Charles Majors new novel, "Yolanda;
Maid If Burgundy" THE Toll Of the
Bush" by Mr.. william Satchell "The
Cat by Miss Violet Hunt, IN tho series
n Animal Autobiograpmes; THE
Whtenshing Of Julia" a play b. Mr..
Henry Arthur Jones the Students edi-
ton Of Professor Edward Bradford
Ttchener's experimental Psychology;
Quauubtive;" Hoondiug's "Phllosophl-
cal Problems" translated and revised
under the supervision Of and with
preface by Professor William James ~
Harvard university; "Civl War and
RECONSTRUCTION IN Alabama by Profess
sor Walter L. Fleming; New American
Music Rrader. No. w" "Cranford" ed
lied bv Professor Martin w Sompson,
and "The Courtshlp of Miles Standleh,"
edited by Professor William d. Howe,
10 5Iacmillan's Pocket Classics, new
series. volume one OF the new edition
Of Sgnrobal's 'Metallurgy;" "The Age
Of lus'Inian," volume / a new edition
ot Architect. Owner and Builder Be
fore the Law" by Mr.. Y. NJ. Clark;
Smells age Of Transition" two vol
umes and the life Of Sam Bough"
A letter from Maurice Barring TO the
editor %! The Sphere says. Paradise
Lost Is to the Russian peasant a fairy
tale having the authority Of scriptural
wit Tie true analogy to the reason OF
Che popularity Of Paradise Lost In
Russia would be the popularity
Of E1Avan's Pilgrims Progress
IN England only Il is curious
tha, th Russians should have aliohted
On F9adlse Lost The language, re-
Hflols and exalted reminds them or
course of what they hear In church,
bur Che thing they Ike most about II Is
ihl. hey think Il 10 true-like children
with t-lry tales"
Tho very large first edition OF Mr..
marriott Crawfords new novel Fair
Mergrct A Portrait was exhausted
Two divs ago before publication, and
,ho Macmillan company are putting tho
nook ~ press again at once.
Ihs Engll5h writer has never quite