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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER.
This Magazine, universal favorite
with all classes of society, rich and poor
lis issued for September, and a rare num-
Der it is, bTim full of genuine matter such
as interests all readers. 1t has a nice
whaleman's story, telling of adventure in
the arctic regions (which was crowded on
ofthe August number), and a well-writ<
ten sketch about newspaper reporters, con
tributed by one of that useful profession
the celebrated NJ. Quad of the Detroit
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writer, who served through the war as a
soldier, has passed many months in the
Indian country as trapper and hunter,
and now acts as editor. In addition to-
all this is a well-prepared paper on Bra
zil, several beautiful stories, an extra good
supply of poetry, and among the latter is
a poem by Miss Mosby of Virginia, near
relation of the celebrated Colonel Mosby
of guerrilla fame, and the usual illustra-
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NOTHING finer has yet been produced in
this country in the form of magazine
than the September ALDINE. Europe and
America have been laid under contribu-
ton to furnish the most marvelously beau
tiful pictures which the best artists can
produce Mr. A. F. Bunner has series
of three magnificent views in the Rocky
Mountains, made expressly for The AL
DINE. In these days of Yellowstone ex-
peditions and excursions to this famous
region, these pictures possess unusual in
terest. A full-page view of Clear Creek
Cannon, Rocky Mountains, opens up the
wonderful grandeur of those hidden soli-
tudes in way to make them seem real;
a large picture of the Snowy Range ofthe
Sierra Madre is wild, gloomy, and grand
while sketch of the interior of the Rocky
Mountains, gives one the impression that
all the world is made of mountains. A
charming full-page picture after Lejeune
a french artist, called "The Blue Bird"
shows bewitching young woman con-
fined in strong tower to keep herfrom
her lover. Mr. John Hows, New York
artist, has a full l-page study of "Brookside
Willows" remarkable for its faithful in
depreciation of nature and minute detail.
A finer picture is seldom seen. Mary A.
Hallock gives a society sketch called
"Who is it ?" of two ladies peeping down
stairs to catch glimpse of the man at the
hall door. Dore the great French artist,
furnishes two large pictures illustrating
the fairy tale of the Sleeping Beauty
One of these shows the wonderful Sleep
ing Palace" with the huntsman in pro-
found slumber; the other mirrors the
Sleeping Beauty" in her vine covered
balcony in the golden sunlight These
two pictures are magical in their effect,
and full of the subtle genius of Doro.
Peter Doran has carefully drawn picture
called an American Farm Scene" which
is truthful and characteristic. There il
also fine picture of Emperor Charles v.
and Titan" after Becker, which illus
trates well known historical event. "A
Skye Terrier" closes the grand list of Ill.
Iustrations for September.
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