Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09


| her father. who needed the common
mans money. few years oil reekless
| waste In IN effort to purchase happiness
brought ruin, hut was he means OF OPEN
ing the eyes Of the wife 10 q true knoWl-
edge Of her husband and Of his worth;
There is nothing especially original N
the plot. nor remarkable IN the way OF
tie telling, still II Is pleasant iale Tor
an unOccupied hour
This Is The November number of the
Once-a- Week semi-m0nihly library, tie
subscription price of which is Sl.0O u
year.
Our Animal Friends-New York office,
10 East 1wenty-second street; terms, 81
year.
This publication is the result Of aroused
feeling for those dumb creatures who
have been too long the mistreated ser
wants Of mankind. Indirectly 1t is
friend 10 man. because there is nothing
which SO quickly brutalizes human M
ture as unrestrlincd power over the In
feriOr creation. The monthly issues re-
port the progress made in many parts
of the world In the prevention of cruelty
ind In the adjustment of inhuinan prac-
tees. Besides this, there are articles
showing the lOyablc traits in many ami
mails, and on this account it deserves a
! place in the home. A recent number has
an account Of the tanning of the otter
| by Norwegian fisherman, who teach it TO
he as useful in the catching of fish as
the pointer is TO the hunter Each mum
Der contains a department devoted to
veterinary matters, ana Is valuable TO all
owners Of animals
Our Lumb Animals November Office,
Goddard building, 10 MIX street. Boston
Aluss.
The Society for the prevention of Cru
city to Animals publish this monthly In
the interests Of the objects Of the society.
II is intended for distribution by the
friends Of this praiscworthy object and
while II is furnished to subscribers at
30 cents u year, there is a deduction
made to anyone taking a number Of
copies for free distribution.
The American Church Sunday School
Magazine; NOyenber-Otiice Of publica-
ton, 112 Twelfth street Philadelphia.
Subscription, 81 per annum.
As may be seen, this monthly Is issued
under the auspices ut the Episcopal
church. and Il IL intended to aid church,
men in the teaching Of the diocesan
series of Sunday school lessons. The
selected lessons for the entire month are
given with admirable helps and guides for
instrncting teachers and pupils Only
part of each number Is devoted to This
matter. aud the remainder is filled with
religious literature of value 10 families
where the heads wish 10 be- Intelligent IN
church doctrines, ana Wou1 nave lle,r
children, as well as themselves ne upie
to give q ruson for the inhh lhaL Is
in them.
The Delinc1tor, December. But
tericlS Publishing Company, New YORK
Price, 80 cents number.
The home drcssmaker need no longer
delay making the gown she wants for
certain about winter styles. The De.
lineator IL out in advance Of time, and
tho Christmas number contains models
of costumes for any occasion. There is
uo very marked change in the winter
modes, still almost every woman likes
Ia hive the latest and most reliable nu-
thoriiy. and that She will always find
in this publication In addition TO mat
tors of dress, there nr suggestions for
holiday games aud also for the prcparu-
ton of dishes for this scnson Of fcasting.
The HumuntB. -. November. Vie
turia Woodhull. editor. Office, 20 Nesey
street, New York Terms. Sl.5O II year,
This magazine deals mniuly with social
problems. nnl the tenor Of its articles is
IT high order, both rs 10 literary eX-
ccllcncc and aim There Is In the current
number q most readable review of the
daily work ol The Parliament of Re