A POUND OF CURE.

By W. H. BISHOP.

A striking novel of life at Monte Carlo. It embodies a curious picture

of the growth of the gambling spirit upon a young married man, whose

only fault is his weakness in the presence of alluring pleasure. In

addition to the very remarkable plot, the book is noteworthy for the

delicate and picturesque descriptions of the scenery around Monte

Carlo. Mr. Bishop's easy and very accurate English style adds to the

effectiveness of the book as a work of art.

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