The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
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Inc second number at Godey's Magazine issu.
ed at the new price OF ten cents COPY surpasses
the first. The contdnt4 are Just as attractive and
the cover design lie In al style az yet unfamiliar In
this country. 1t is just the magazine for lazy
summer month";
The literary passions OF c literary man are al
ways interesting and they ara peculiarly so when
an author OF such renown AS William Dean
Howells tells Of them. Tbs tenth installment of
Mr.. Howells literary biography under the title of
MY Literary Passions appearsfin the September
Ladies' Home Journal.
The complete novel In the September number of
Lippincott's is captain Molly"by Mary A. Deni.
son, and deals With ths phllanthropic work OF the
Salvation Army, The heroine, a bankers daught.
er, leaves luxurious home 10 dwell for time in
Paradise Flats, and tries no. without success. to
allie viate the mseries Of her neighbours there: the
hero follows her in disguise and the tale comes to
an orthodox end
The Century for September contains two enter
tanning papers ajapted to tho season for the re.
opening OF the schools, the first being an account
OF "school Excursions in Germany" by DR.. ]. M.
Rice, author OF tfie vnlane, 1.-THE Public. School
System Of the United states' This paper includ.
es record OF M excursion of this kind In which
DR.. Rice participated, and has the advantage Of
being the first article on the subject printed in
America, where the idea of school excursions has
always taken root, 4ad promises to spread
Home and Country CORPORAL James Tanner,
editor, has adaad 10 is attractions special fea.
ture in the Jelly, August and September numbers.
This consists Of series az Offerings particularly
interesting and valuable to lovers Of our great Ma
! tional game. Baseball sharps, Flats, and Root
ers, this is your oppotunity-Sl,O 600 in cash, be.
sides other valuable premiums to good guessers,
This means you.
Home and Country is published by Jos. w. Kay
at 90 East 10th street, New York and the subscrip
ton price is g.. 50 ytar.
The complete novelln the August number OF
Lippincott's is sweetheart Manett" by Maurice
Thompson. The scele is laid at Bay St. Louis. on
the Gulf Of Mexico, AID the charming heroine has O
quartette of lovers, ind no little Difficulty in
deciding between then. This we'll known autho,
has done no better woik. Mrs NJ. E. w. Sherwood
supplies interesting "reminiscences Of washing
ton before the War;" Mary Elizabeth Blake writes
ON Muscles and Monls," George Graham Balm
on Newspaper 'Fakhg,'" and Will Clemens OF
"Chinese Shops and their peculiar signs.
! AAot''9 "Ao oo"n'1y "cA sustalns us reputation
as an excellent family magazine. The August mum
Der handsomely Illustrated, while its contents
are diversified and interesting enough to please
every taste. Studen! and teacher, the rich the
poor the toiler IN tho cities, those who 90 down r.
the sea IN ships, the farmer the old the Young the
middle aged, man, woman an child each and al
| will find something to interest them In the paocs
OF this magazine Home and Country is published
by Jos. w. Kay, at 90 East 10th Street New
York. The subscription price is $3.50 year.