Sinner's Twain, A Romance of the Great Lone Land

This novel deals with a picturesque and remarkable phase of life that had, only three years ago, an actual existence. As John Mackie was in charge of a North-West Mounted Police detachment in the wild country described, he writes from the life. The typical old French-Canadian smuggler, his charming daughter, the sorely-tried troopers, and the strange plot furnish much that is not only of absorbing interest, but utterly new to the general reader.