Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
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The Quarterly Register Of Current
History, March; publication Office, so
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This publication is Of too much value
to be lightly estimated, for It is vertically
what IL claims 10 be-a three months
register OF such events as 80 20 make up
history, A glance at the divisions viii
justify what h said, and in each Of these
Is recorded The latest and most important
events international Affairs Affairs
Ia Europe Affairs In ASIA affairs
ord OF Progress and Neurology" al
most cover the entire field Of human at-
fairs, aud careful reader of this one
periodical may be generally informed as
to what Ia going on IN the great divisions
Of the eurrlI
The tronhspiece In this issue is an
unusually tine portrait Of President Cleve-
| land.
The Review of Reviews, March; New
York The March number closes the sec
ond year Of the American publication Of
this monthly. It's success has been phc-
nomcnal and Is due In great part to the
competent editor, DIR. Shaw. This month
| ~ cun always be depended upon for
/ timely topics, and the current number
| yerihes this statement. The proposed an-
nexauon of Hawaii is ably considered
| from different standpoints by Mr. Thurs
| ton I'M favor. and George ricknor Cur
| It's, who argues against 1t on the ground
| of uneOnstitutionalty editOrully, The
annexation scheme IL endorsed In Amer
! lean Politics. four careers are con-
! sidered, Blaine, Butler, Hayes and In
! mar by Prof Judson. Speaking of Justice
/ Lamar in connection with the needs Of
! the country at the close of the war, he
says:
ut was not reconstruction merely that
| the nation needed after AppomattoN; IL
was reconciliation And every man in
| either section who gave his heart sincere
| ~ TO living the national life, to building
I up what had been torn down, was aud
Ia q patriot who deserves the gratitude
of the republic. This, Justice Lamar
| did, And lac Is a type OF Southern men,
| IN public and private station, who have
shown that most exalted patriotism The
milton Is n nation again because of him
and of them"
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and is followed by the timely
topic, 1.-THE Sandwich Islands
Rather novel is the treatment of Pads
of Medical Men," by Cyrus Edison, M
ID, who shows that even within the
realm OF science fashions prevail. and
instances the Blue Glass, the Faith and
the Rest cures. and of elixir preparations
Archdeacon Farrar, who writes with a
master hand, whatever his subject, Ia
Conceptions OF Future Life.N presents
the view Of old and new thinkera on the
truth of immortality, which so long as
the ieshy tenement does hedge us in
must be a theme for speculation, ana
matter of faith, although TO each one
there will come a moment when, like the
dying lawyer IN Robert Elsmore, We
shall feel that the question of life after
death Is one thing in life worth being
sure of.
Madame Adam contributes some very
interesting "liecollections of Georg,
Sand" woman who has few peers IN
literature and yet prosututed her high
genins To ignoble ends.
Modern Insurance and Its Possihili
ties,' Is discussed by a symposium com
posed Of the presidents OF four leading
Insurance companies.
There are other articles on subject,
which are now attracting public attention
aud the selections for the month justin
the reliance of she public on the excel
lence Of the magazine
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