... ( equally promising interest, entitled Like to LiLY 1 - G. S. Street. At the same time, The Heart of Dat.r ness, by Joseph Conrad, is concluded, leavijp a Fr found impression on the mind of the reader. in the Back of Beyond we get a pretty impressicn ...

... y read- able as ever, there is begun w~rhat promises to be an equally fascinating serial, The Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad. Most noteworthy of the complete stories, and as a realistic piece of writing, is A Daughter of the Mobammadans. There ...

... uniform excellence, contains a variety of very good thinge. To begin with there is a breezy sea yarn, quaintly written, by Joseph Conrad. The notorious bankruptcy case has suggsetdu trenchant article on The Company and the individual. It is a protest againsD ...

... exulted -Kith frcsh certitude in his a -vid v for edven- tnro, and in a, sense of wairny-sidcd ?? Lord Ji1: A Sk'tch, b- Joseph Conrad, co'memnnced in Blackwood's Magazine for October. ...

... tbhe t swarm of suns, in the appalling and calm solitudes awaiiting the breath of future ?? Lord Jim:- A Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, in Blackwood's I Magazine. ~ ?? A MINUTE, PLEASE 1-Sufferers from Gravel, Lumbago, Piles, Pains, in the Eac~k. Dropsy ...

... sanme time there is begun what promise* to be equally readable and entertaininig. At once one's attention is arrested by Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, a sketch typical of the sea-life of light literature. Another beg-uilding piece of writing, quite unique ...