Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16


review OF the courses which contributed
90 the anic-bcllum lack Of literature
which has been commented upon ~ sncn
writers rs Brander Mathews aud Thomas
Nelson Page.
The Old Homestead, January Mrs.
Mary T.. Bryan. editor, Atlanta. ia.
The contents of tho January number
Of this popular Southern inacazino are
varied 90 suit The different classes of
readers 90 which il goes. Tho cOutrbu-
tors embrace some Of the best known
writer's Of the South and while this
monthly Is IN no way sectional, anu ~
the dsy Il Is broad aud lib
Grail On lie editorial page there ~
en- able article on the evil 60 be wrought
IN this country by continuing the pres
ent policy OF immigration. "A Southern
heroine by an cx-COniederate, brings
60 mind the trying scenes of the civil
war. Stories. poems anu wei hlied
departments render this number extreme
" attractive.
The eighth annual report Of the mnn-
ayers and superintcndent Of the North
Texas hospital for the insane ut Ter
rell for the yeQr ending Oct. IL ls'G,
shows that the average number OF pa
women are ia the majority aud are priu.
cipaily farmers wives. The number Of
single inanne men s nearly twice that
Of the married, while tire reverse Is true
VI female patients. Childrcss county has
sent the largest number during the ycnr.
The cost, per capita, has ben SlGO.Sp.
The percentage oil death has been ~,
which Is not large when u Is renem-
bprad from whence the majority Of tho
patients come and their usual unhealthy
condition.
Idttel's Living Axe. No 81, Bradford
street, Boston. Published every Satur-
day by littell & Co.. Boston. Price.
- year.
Few American admirers Of Goethe are
familiar with his career as public min
ister. and win find new pleasure in read
ing sketch ia the Age OF jan. q,
taken from the Contemporary Review
One Of the charms of this weekly is
that Il culls from the best sources Of
English literature, aud no one can be "a
constant reader OF the Well-hlled pages
and not learn much Of better litcruture.
and have models Of style that will be- Of
great profit ia literary work.
The Dolineator. February Published
by the ButteIick Publishing company,
New York, Price, 10 cents num-
Der.
The midwintcr number az the publish
or denominnte H. comes in time. It's pages
arr replete with models OF exquisite
costumes, designs for hornets, hats. ana
other dress accessories. In the depart
mcnts of fancy work. the home, sports
and pagtmc3 and other things there Is
much to instruct and to please. The
twelfth paper of the Dclsuttc system
treats OF facial eXeicse.
American Gardening: January. The
Rural Publishing company, Times Bunu-
ing. New York Tcrms, 81 year.
The love of gardening seems to have
fingered In mankind since the days Of
the 6rst tillcr of the ground, but never
before were the helps To its proper doing
as many as now The publication under
notice Is temptation To throw aside
other business and return so the FIRST
love. Tho illustrations are gems Of art
aud the lessons In gardening instructive.
Pleasure Gardening in the South, "
Roses Outline aud Roses the
Newest viii especially interest read
crs in this section.
Table Talk: January: Table Talk Pub
fishing company, lll3 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Price, 800 q year.
Ten cents n number or Sl.0O a year Is
inadequate price for monthly az full
OF uuuktktfllNk NlNAN Us ~ ANhit ANlks
Mrs. L. II. Rorcr the editor. has a
practical knowledge Of the better modes
of cookery and ~ nc the head Of the
noted cooking school IN Philadelphia.
| Her contributions are therefore of in
calculnbic value, and she has an nble
corps Of assistants who add the spice Of
variety TO the well proportional dil,h pre-
pared for the monthly readers o. Table
Talk"
Frank Harrison's Shorthand magazine
| Is published at the exchange Building.
| Boston, and Is sent TO publishers for 80
| cents year The magazine abouuds In
! what seems to hc admirable hints "a
stcuographcrs and az the same time fur
| nishos the reader with much excellent
| literature and IL well worth the price
asked for the years supply,
The Ladies' Home Companion, Jan
| u0ry office. o2T Chestnut street, phila-
! dclphia Pa Terms, 80 cents year
To be companion il IL essential that
one he In touch with the chosen usso-
! ciutes, and this publication comes into
homes az companion for ladies' as q
help 20 them in the many arduous aud
varied tasks that fall to the lot Of house
keepers.
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