The success which has attended the publication of "Féáur Months of War," by this journal, encourages the relation of a small incident which Occurred a few days ago. A reader was asking whether this office was producing an album of pictures of the local incident, remarking that ever since the commencement he had been cutting out the photographs which appeared in the "North-China Daily News" for the purpose of making a souvenir of these stirring times. On being informed that such an album was in process of publication, and would also contain a brief running story of the whole affair down to the capture of Nanking the reader was overjoyed, and was one of the first to purchase a Copy immediately after publication. Following a thirteen page chronological description events there are no less than 120 pages of photographs, approximating 300 in number, covering a day-to-day pictorial record of what occurred from the middle of August to the end of the year. Printed on good paper the photographs come out extremely well and the whole publication forms an attractive and useful record of the local incident. The display of pictures is spaced with a number of Sapajou's inimitable cartoons, and the general presentation is such that the volume should prove of considerable assistance in bringing home to people im other $450, together with postal fees, friends overseas can be better informed of all that has taken place, than can be done with reams of letter writing, In this connection the second spasm, and probably last of the "Shanghai's Sche-muzzle" is also on sale, and at a cost of $3 together with the original production makes an interesting and amusing souvenir of the lighter side. of Shanghai's tragedy.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.