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Books Received Where the Rainbow Touches the Ground, by J. M. Miller. (Funk nd Wagnalls, $1.00.) Whistler, Notes and Footnotes, by A. E.G Critic Company.) Her Majesty (Collector and Art Rebels, by SR. Lysaght. (Maem juny. $1.50.) The Issue, by Edward Noble. (Doubleday. Page and Com any. $1.50.) My LiJe es an Indian, by J. W. Schultz. (Doubleday, Page snd Company. $1.50.) Studies in Seven Arts, by Arthur Symons. (E. P. Dutton. Labour and Capit cents.) Birds That Every Child Si (Doubleday, Page and Co Dust of Co by Goldwin Smith. (Norwood Press. ld Know, by Nelije Blanchan ) ict, by Harold Bindloss. (F ny. $1 A. Stokes Com- sany.) f, Prisoners of Fortune, by Ruel P. Smith. (L. C. Page and Company. $1.50.) Keister’s Corporation Accounting and Auditing. by D. A. Keister, (Burrows Brothers. $3.00.) Friday the 13th, by T. W. Lawson, (Doubleday, Page and Cor $1.50.) Before Adam. Jon. (Macmillan Company. $1.50.) Abeard and He (Charles Serib Sons. $1.25.) Sampson Rock of Wall Street, by Edwin Lefevre. (Harper and Brothers. se, by Ridgely Torrence. $1.50.) American Legislatures and Legistat Methods, by P. insch, (The Century Company. $1.25.) My Lady's Garden, by Katrina Trask rany:) Sociel Life in England, by M. B. Synge. (A. S. Barnes and Company.) 1 Break in Training, by Arthur Ruhl. Company. $1.25) Freedom in the Church, by A. V.G. yony. St.se.) Running Water, by A. E,W. Mason. $1.50.) (John Lane Com- (Outing Publishing Allen. (Macmillan Com- (The Century Com: puny C. Penfield. ast of Suez, by F. (The Century Company. Predecessors of Cleopatra, by Leigh North. (roadway Pub lishing Company.) Success in Lile, by Emil Reich. $1.50.) The Spirit of Labor, by Mutchins Hapgood. (Duffield and any. $1.30.) (Daffield and Company Tuer was once a sporting parson at Eastington, a place 6a the English coast which was a f cocks at the time of their immi; orite landing: place for wood- on to England. When the J. exhausted by their long flight, everybody in the . including the parson, at once turned out to join in the sport of knocking them down with sticks. One Sunday the peo- ple were in church and the parson in the pulpit when the church 1d appeared with a beck- oning finger. “Well, what is it?” asked the parson, “Cocks is mi!” ‘The parson hurriedly shut up hi the door and lock it," he cried to the clerk. ch birds at pari doot was cautiously opened and a b sermon case. “Shut Keep the people in ch till I've got my surplice off, Let's all have a fair chance.” FAL IN THE FIRE 4 the salts contained in pare, fresh sea-eater, which (& @aticipations of a visit to the Hotel Chamber: Yin, wt Old Point Comfort. fe, modern Bath Establishment th ail the appliances, conven: ‘ich eclenco hus discovered and TR something new this year to whet your ‘A compl has been {nstalled. fences and laxori Ingenuity devised ‘There isa Sea Pool. radiant with sunlight, filled TID pare, feat sea water at an agreeable’ temperu- ure. ‘Thero are medicinal baths of every description, lading ‘Neuheim Bathe, Electric Light Baths, nails Beyer per aged res Medicinal Bathing {s not a fad, but a recognized remedial agent, You know that thero is nothing #0 stronsthening aa the right kind of baths, and the Chamberliga pro vides every kind known to science. ‘Tho most learned physicians prescribe batha in various forms for fever convalescent», rundown con: ditions of the system, nervous prostration, rheum- ‘atiam, etc. Theso strengthoning baths are of inestimable value to men and women who feel tho exhausting effects of business life and roca! seasons and offer exceptional opportunity to renew nerve force und vitallty. The Chamberlin Baths possess every feature beat butkeatabllahmenta, lth te athditional eleties extensively used. A special booklct on Baths and Bathing will be sent om request. This now feature of the Hotel Chamberlin forther its acknowledged right to the title of Mont Magnificent Resort Hotel.” and the Chamberlin Laths are destined to become as famous, Come to Old Point for the Baths and the Climate aa {ts climatic advantages, Its social Jife and tte cuisine. For each feature is in its way of pronounced beno- ficial value. i“ Tho climato has moro Invigorating elements than are found innay other spot. and the atmosphere. it jen with ozone from the ocean and from a natural growth of pines The U. 8. Weather Reports prove that no other place on this contineat no nearly mocts all Ure. roe ireuents of n_pertect coast climate wa Tidewater irginta centering aroand Old Point Comfort. Tho aocial life at tho Chamberlin Is diverting and restfair and te brightened by, the dntercoure et the fray and. nary, for which tho Chamberlin ts the rendezvous, Then. there ts the all-pereadi fellowship nnd home-like comfort tho writlt of gens uine” Southern “hospitality ~ which. fmbues every guest with tho feeling of welcome and good will. eee And to satiaty tho sharp sea.breezo appotite which you will quickly acquire heres soul bud elaborate Brent af ea fonda. arden ppuca, and other woe num for which Tidewater: Vir famous cooked in the Old Virginia Styles Come down to Old Point Comfort and while sou enjoy the comforts, luxuries, an which will bo yours at the spirit, of good t restod pleusures, Hotel Chamberlin Fortress Monroe, Virginia Just ocross the water from the Chamberlin, in full view, (9 the site of the Jamestown Exposition Jamestown Exposition. celebrating the three the earliest English settlement (n America. Commissioners during the Exposition, purpose. The Chamberlin fa the its accomodations are ample and If you fail to find litorature companies, write to me, Twill wndredth anniversary of The Chambertin will be headquarters for Foreign Oficials and docation and equipment making it pre-eminently «test ost convenient and comyortable residence fur all visitors to the Exposition, 3 facilities unequaled. for thie riptive of the Chamborlin at tho offices of the various transportation ly give you any desired Information regarding rates, reservation of rooms, ete. If 30 write mo that yoa are coming, I shall bo ready to welcome you, and every arrangement will be mado for your comfort. four Foom will bo ready and .0ur bage ego wil ve taken tn chery soe Soon, as it Fou at Oomfort Manager Box 74 Fortress Monroe, Va. A ped of two hundred Score Cards for Bridge Whist for ten cents in stampa, JENNER & COMPANY | Undivided Eiutes Bedside | 55 BROADWAY. 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