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scrlbner,s for November.

Scribner's Magazine for November opens with
z picturesque and amusing travel sketch by
Guards, in which ne describes his experience
while In Camp with the Katchins"-a tribe of
cattls-raiding mountaineers, living near ths
Chinese frontier of Upper Burma. Colonel Col
vile made an interesting series of photographs
during his travels, from which Mr.. A. f. JaccacI
has produced o most striking series OF draw
ings.
Among the articles which are Thoroughly
American Ia their authorship and subjsct are
THE Picturesque Side, by \. Ropkinson
smith giving in pen and pencil his Impressions
Of the Chicago. Fair, particularly the Midway
Plaisance and Isaac Il. Bronlsy's contrfbu-
ton to the Historic Moments series. giving his
This issue contains . numbsr of articles
which have to do with subjects Of great con-
temporary interest Augustine strrei CHE
the present Parliament. gives an intimate, in
side view of 1.-The House of Commons"
paper OF most pertinent interest to every
Miss Katharine de Forests account Of the
present conditions governing Education for
Girls in France" Miss De Forest Is an Amsr-
lean girl who has lived tor q number Of years in
France.
MI. F. N. Doubleday concludes his sGlimpsss
o. Ereno 81 iisssrators' Nth accounts Of the
Flamsng. Lsioir, Forain and other coutem-
porary artists. With Examples of their work.
In November, 1873, Madame Roland was com
demned TO death and executed as an author
and accompiies in a conspiracy against thu
French Replblie.. The hundreath anniversary
OF that event is the occasion for q very clever
paper by Ida NJ. Tarbell on Madame Roland
In III Freeman at Home" Mrs. Della Lyman
Porter, who was for SOME time q member of the
new impression OF hts personality, which shows
that behind his brusque manner was q most
kindly and generous man, Tue article contains
The fiction Of this issue includes two short
stories by Octave Thanet and Martha McCnloch
Williams.
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1.-THE Forum" for September.
The November Forum contains q long list Of
valuable art Icles by noted writer's ON important
Decline Of the Senate" Offers q siasninE crisi.
cism OF present Senate methods in an article an
titled, Shall the Senate Rule the Repubiics"
heading given to a searching analysis Of the
compared With he senate & WsOstsr, Clay and
'"rhe New Moral Drift 10 French Literaturer-
| claiming high rank for Emile lola. Gen. Adam
Badsau, in Hamilton Fish: The Old School and
ley's dismissal as Minister to England
and the QUARREL between Sumner aud Grant.
TSouthern. Sentiment and Mob Law is again
| Of Georgia, In Negro Outrage No Excuse for
Lynching.N and by Waeltr II. Page, editor OF
the ForN'a, whe calls mob Nv .'The Last Hold
effective remedy. John R. Proctor writes on
aAmsrica's Battle for Commercial Supremacy"
Canada and Manifest Destiny Is considered
by john CAsteli Hopkins. who jastihss Cana
dian Hostility to Annexation and BY Louis
Frechette. who boldly dsclares for The
United States for French Canadians. y
DR.. John s. Billings treats of New York and
Brooklyn, 10 his series OF expert Investigations
on municipal sanitation. VIM. Morton Payne,
tells, .what a Daily Newspaper Might be
Made" "Is Christianity Losing GroundY' notes
. topic OF wide absorbing interest. effectively
discussed from different standpoints by DR.. c..
A.. BRIGGS. In 'sThe Alienation of Church and
People, by Prof. Felix Adler, ''Modsrn
ScepticisIn AMI Ethical Culture" aud DR.. Paul
Carus. OF Chicago, who considers 1.-THE Dawn
OF q Rsii gious Era, y In connection with the rs-
cont Parliament OF Religions.
McClure's MsEazIne for November.
The November number OF Mc9lure,s Maoa,
zine contains the following interesting studies
and tories:-"Numbsr Three at Real Convex.
sa~tions,m by Frank r. Stockton aud Edifh M
Thomas; 'Incursbles a Ghftto Tragedy. bv r
zangeryilte; Human Documents, plcturlnE
Fiammarion and 7. Hcpkinson Smith; an nEr-
haustivs Study of President Cleveland hv n
Jay Edwards; "Cralg-y.NoGn PATHS homs 10
Arthur Warren; "0ace Aboard the Lurser'SI
by o." -Four Hundred Dsgrecs Below z.rn ),
an Interview which J. w. Dam had WITH prrf