The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-24
SOME OF THE
ILLUSTRATED
FEATURES
ErPNoTIsM TO-DAY,

q IRAOIISM TO-DAY,
very interesting article on the contro-
versy now raging over the phenomena of
hypnotsm and the claims and methods Of
its students. II tells OF the application of
curative processes and the interesting re-
suits that are often obtained, together with
the confidence of hypnotists in the wonder
full promises Of the so-called science. A
portrait is given of DR.. LUYs OF the Charlie
hospital, Paris, and there are number of
other pictures.
JULES tERNE.
Very little is known OF the personal char
acteristics OF JULES VERNE, the celebrated
French author. A splendidly illustrated
sketch in THE SUNDAY HERALD tells where
and now he lives, with an account OF his
early life and the beginnings of his literary
success. his methods OF study and compost
ton, etc.
TWO DAYS WITH KIT CARSON.
Here is a thrilling story of the Overland
route in the Fifties. and of the rescue OF
young married woman from the Apaches
through the vigilance and courage OF the
famous scout, KIT CARSON. Two illustra-
tons.
THE ADVENTURES OF SARATT.
This is another one of the stories told
around the camp fires of the STANLEY
party OF African explorers, and is copy
righted by the distinguished traveller in
Darkest Africa" himself. Two illustra-
tons.
SUMMER HOMES OF THE CABINET.
Mrs. MCGUIRE relates where the wives
OF the secretaries of the different depart
ments in Mr. CLEyELAND's political family
will take their outings and recuperate from
the social duties of the fashionable circle at
the capital. Pictures OF the dining rooms
st Burberry Lodge, Secretary LAMoNTs
summer house, and OF Secretary OLNEY's
house at Falmouth, Mass.
HANGINGS FOR THE SUMMER ROOM.
The artist gives four finely drawn Illus
trations Of airy arrangements of inexpen-
sive and pretty hangings for doors and
windows, and CLARA BUNcE describes how
they are made. with some entertaining and
instructive views generally in regard to
drapery.
THE LATEST FASHIONS.
Mrs. MCGUIRE asserts that the woman in
blacl1is the summer heroine and tells of the
fashionable revolt against combinations OF
gnudy shades OF coloring. A bewildering
lot of dress making directions are given to
keep UP with the new modes. The styles
in shoes engage the pen OF another cores
pondent, and there is some solid good sense
in his philosophy of comfortable footwear.
MARGARET COMPTON adds contribution
on 'sCurios in Jewelry.n
4 DOG WITH A CONSCIENCE.
Duke an intelligent dog, is the hero OF
this story By ANNA SCOTT, and pretty
hard story to believe it is, albeit very in
teresting.
BEAR RAPHAEL.
HERR HINNEN is the name Of young
Swiss who has made speciality of study
ing ana painting the likenesses Of bears.
Some OF his pictures viii be exhibited at
the Worlds fair -Four cuts OF these pic
lures are given, with an account Of young
HINNEN, the artist.
4 HOME MADE FOURTH
DR.. GEORGE E. BLAKELEE relates how the
Folly Farm boys prepared some attractive
pyroteehnics to entertain their neighbors
on the night Of a Fourth Of July Some Of
TIE HERALD's boy readers may take ad
vantage of this article to arrange a surpris-
ingly brilliant show at trifiing expense.