Gooch's "History of Germany" in Messrs. Ben's "Modern Word" series whets the appetite for the Later Correspondence of Lord John Russell, 1840-78," which he edited for Messrs. Longmans. The book to appear in the autumn. It takes up the story of Lord John Russell's life atthe point which had been
venue," edited by his son, ached in his "Barly Carrespond-Russell, and published in 1913. The new Work fill two substantial volumes.
The recent cancer discovery by
pened a new chapter of the study! roused has Gye and Mr, Barnard, which has
that terrible disease, and unquestionably has advanced the pr spects of its eventual elimination. Wut it_must not be forgotten that. Mr. Ellis Barker in his volume "Cancer. How it is caused: how, can be prevented," published by. Mr. Murray a year ago, first taught the truth, which has now been brilliantly "vindicated, that} cancer is a "wrong-living" disease, can be cleared from the bodily system if certain measures; ure resolutely taken,
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