Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
A NEW DEPARTURE.
The Fret Appt srance Of q Magazine with
Colored NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Its
Manager Has 20 Say.
New York Tim 50.

| New York Times.
| Thelsppesrsnee OF anything new snd striking,
and especially anything that marks o new era
In Illustrated MAGAZINE Literature, is certain to
cause universal comment. When, therefore,
the CSsmopOlitan Ha2d-ine, in IT'S February
issue. iast out, Appeared with colored illustra-
tions In the BODY Of the magazine, 3 Il ing
! which has never been known before in all the
history of mazazines, it has naturally attracted
| great attention, and been tn subject OF coAYer-
salon In socletT c.rcl $, at clubs, snd upon the
street. So important has the subject seemed
that reporter of this paper called at The Office
| of the Cosmopolitan, y Park Row, New York
and desired 20 See Ar.ScnllcEt, the ma ager.
follows:
"Do you propose, Mr.. sChlicht. making the
co'ored illustrations s regular feature Il the
CoSDl0p Titan;
wv ctr,a My do" was The reply And we
are positive 1t win prove gresE feature. 1t Is
wholly orizinsl idea with US, and we have
article on the Ballet. in Pa is" In Ibis
February number with the artistic colored
inussrat.ons, has naturally attracted great at
tention."
what gsve you the ida of this new depart.
ure, Mr.. Schlicht;''
Il conceived 1t some time since, AID have
been Studying NJ the subject very carefully.
- Gmet tang Eyer a YeSr sg9tSss vas abroad, In
to formScomPanies in England France land
Germany, fortantroduriDg our labor saving
office devices. AZ that time gave seme ntten.
ton tolitersture and art matters. although, TO
tell ths truth = WAS So nearly dead from
malari9s that at times could scarcely hold up
my heaa. If yoG have ever stIemEtsa TO do
business or any ind of creativeswstzk when
sfilcte9with the horrors If maria. yRn can
realize What endured. CoAsultt s6Re of
the bestsfoctors u England S1d they fAiIed los
assIst meat al. Then went or the cenHnenti
to BerliDssI was 81 en- wnrss there. Isseea ed
to me that1 woald never be arle to DO. bnsi.
ness agairsspr axe any real Interest IA life;
s9d sU to ss Spf iGS h 10
saw my wre' ched ition. sAa eslssed that
he fSd dafs it, ss snS PS Ssn
anything else, took some of ais Re medy, and
10 my surprise, slept wsl that night. You
car can well l%s1s tHst onsInTed 70 take i
from thAttme, was en55 ely cured of malaria
In Its weSs tform, wholly by the use Of Dufy's
Pure MalEW h!skesSno qginine. NO drugs.
tiDue in IT'S use by my wife. who ia firm be
lever in temperance, as, indeed. l am my
self, and. in fact, my wife purchased l. BIZ
the dozen for me. When l recovered
persuaded numbers OF my friends to
try the same means for restoring Ihti
health, and the results have been able to
achieve. in making the Cosmopolitan the won
derfuly popular magazine that Is is, apd as
slating in csrri ing the business of the Ssh,icht
( Field Company 70 Its present enormous pro-
portions, is largely due 10 my r newed hea. tn"
"Aud You find the public take readily to ariis-
tic colored illustrations in your magazine, do
you, Mr.. Schlicht?"
"Uuqueationably. The Cosmopolitan Maya.
aSRe has been a euccess from the start, as IN
deed, popular literature, filing field oils
tihctly It's own, perhaps midway between The
daily papers and the more aHtiqUaJed mag zine
entities /. 10. But / believe rur feature of
colored Illustrations will sweep the eouL try,
and marx distinct era in magazine litera
ture."
Thanking MIR. schlicht Tor his courtesy and
information, III writer withdrew. fully salts
lied that both the Cosmopolitan and Mr.. SChlicht
have inCeed hit upon some of those hap is
coverles which both iuteTest and p care the
people, and help tho worlds progre's.