A Brilliant American Novel

-John ten Cooke, of Virgiuia, an American novelist, whose staries, in thrilling situations, sustained power, dramatic incident, and charming diotion, are unsurpassed, has written for the Detroit Free Press a serial entitled " Canolles : The Fobtunes of a Paetisaíí of '81. A Stoby of thb Rsvolution." It was comraenced in the Weekly Free Prest of June 10. During this Ceutennial year such a story should be especially welcome. Such of our readers as are intereated in this department of literatura, will, no doubt, gladly hail " Canolles" as the type of the heroic partisan of American liberty, and hasteu to secure for themaelves the pleasure of the perusa.1 of what promisas to be the most attractive story of the year. Usk Caution.- In calling for that excellent Saleiatus, D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chemical, be sure you get what you cali for, as in consequeuce of its success there are many imitations In the market. It is better than Soda and cheaper and better than Baking Powder.