The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-03

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is continued john X. Spears writes OF O!d
American Homes James RicaltoI tells about
the City Of the Sacred Ro Tree; Run to Seed
Is a delightful short story by Thomas Nelson
Page, and other interesting papers Piete the
table Of contents.
The September ireHa IS n reuarkabiy-at-
tractiye issue. will BE- seen by gIaucing nj the
following table Of contents: The Newer Hero
sizes by Rev. Geo. G.. Lprimer ID. D.; Harvest
and IalbOrers ia the r-ycIiCll Field. by +. W.
II. Meyer. Of Cambridge, England. Fashions
s1ltFfN OF liiittil y fhtt
fUil-p phor0gT1vure5 and over - smaller
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by Thomas II. Preston. The sterling ability
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number one cannot afford to miss.
The Wes'aia.ter Rer.yr for August. published
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York, opens with "a remarkable article on
Federation aud Free Trade, ia which the
y IDr nrsflipfs IL. "a tho Of fUp
will be joined 100 several great groups or States
according To their economic policies. Theodore
+ St3utOn's series on Abraham Lincoln IS con-
. tiuued IN the third instalimeut. e.. y. Blruam
b has a strong paper on the Persecution OF the
\ Jews in Russia. Under the title Oi Compile
4 mcuts aud Compliments, Mary Steadman
/ Adds discusses some educational questions,
t and there is the usual full. complete and va u
/ able reviews Of Contemporary Literature.
The North AmeTicm EeriaC for September
/ contains: Goodwin Smith and the jews, hy Isaac
Z Be-ht Bcudavid 4 Plea for Railway Cou5oiI-
: dation, by &. i. Huntington; Cooperative
+ Wonauhood in the State, by Mrs. Mary A.
/ LivormOrc; Famous Naval Exploit, by The
t Late Admiral Porter; Tie Ideal sunday, by
Rev. Charles ii. Eaton. u. d.; reflections OF au
I Actress by Clara Morris; Haiti and the United
! States by Hon. Frederick Douglass.
/ The Forum TOT September contains: IechnO-
I logical Education iu the United States, by Prof
+ II. W. Tyler; An American Boys school
( What II Should BE, by Rev. DR.. Henry 4. Colt,
Rector OF st. PauI5 school, Concord. y. H.; a
/ Review Of the Higher Education Of Women, by
I Alice Freeman Palmer, lately President Of
I Wellesley College Tho Growth aud Triumph
I Of Wagncrisn by Henry 7. FIuck; The Fu-
tIre Of tho Electric Railway. by Frank j.
Sprague: The Political Issues Of 1872, By Hon.
. Henry Cabot Lodge; aud other papers.
50. NicLo'qs Tor September contains: Lost in
. n CornficId. by Kate H. C.eIry; The Fortunes
OF Toby TraGo-d 'caHt.nuedl by J. t. Trow-
bridge; Tee VAIN Folk-Sto-ies, by Charles +.
+ Lummi5, The Isle Oi SKYE, by Eleanor -
Thackara; Eatnan Doo'ittle's Lawn Party, BY
Walter : BigeIoy aud other attractive articles
for the young folks.
The Nee EuciInd Magazine contains: The
. Brass Cannon OF CamUole.lO, By Kate Ganuett
Wells; \ Pan Republic Congress. by +. +. Pow.
I ell: Edward Burgess and His Work, by a. g.
HcYey; The New South-A Rising Texas City
, Buried City. By Arthur l.. Salmon; The
French Canadian Pcasantry. by Prosper Ben,
der; Philip Pontiac, and Tccumseh, By Caro-
line Christine Stecller.
The Cslttrg for this month contains:
Winter Journey Through Siberia, by George
KEENAN, The Poems of Thomas Bailey Aidricl
with portraitJ, Frank DempsteT sherman; IL
California in 1910 Through Mexico, A. q
Ferris; The DESIGNATION of Ability in thu
United States, Henry Cabot Lodge; The
Squirrel Inn fconclusionl, Frank t. Stockton
Tho Faith Doctor Wild, Edward Eggleston
Italian Old Masters, Francia, Ghirlandaio, w
J. Stillman; Treatment Of Prisoners at Cam
Morton /. A Reply TO "Cold Cheer az CAM
Morton, W. Z. Holloway; III. Rejoinder, JOIN
A. Wyeth.
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