Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03

/ Fans In DECORATION" abounds In sug-
/ gostions that viii be appreciated by
every housekeeper; and Summer
| Quests and their Entertainment" Is es-
! pecialiy seas0nable, The children are
not forgotten, "a Failure Ia Business
viii be read by the small ones with
! pleasure that will be shared by those
4 OF larger growth, and the puzzle"
/ page Is also OF general interest. AL
| together, this Is an exceptionally brill
liant number; and the beautiful water
/ color, "Goldenrod," Is worth much more
| TO lovers OF the beautiful than the
subscription price for the whole year,
| which is only 81. Published by W.
| Jennings Demorest. 10 East Fourteenth
street, New York.
Three short stories OF unusual inter-
est appear in the-Atlantic Monthly for
September. They are THE Kidnapped
Bride" by Mrs. catherwood, For
4 Their Brethren's Sake" by Grace How
| ard Peirce and "Tante Catrinette,N by
! Kate Chopin. One OF the most strik-
| ing contributions II "Old Boston Mary:
| a Remembrance" by. Josiah Flynt. II
| Is graphic pen picture OF famous
| Boston vagrHnt by an author who has
written much OF tramps and tramp
| character.
A deliehtfuI prose and verse paper by
Edith NJ. Thomas entitled Rus In
] Urbe" portraya the outdoor element
| OF city life, and In a Washington Hop
Field" by Louise Herrick Wall, gives
a picture OF human nature under coun-
/ try skies. Charles Stewart Dawson,
who has before described his thrilling
mountaineering experiences, writes on
! up Chevedale and Down Again"
sketch Of Swiss mountaineering.
"The Next Step. Limitation OF Ind
vldual Wealth BY Taxation Of Private
Incomes" This. leading article Of
the month appears in the September
number Of the Southern Magazine. by
the Hon. Charles W. Buck. formerly
QsS5-sO United States envoy eXtraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary TO
Peru. 1t presents striking plan, end
| Ingenious arguments in support of II,
for drawing the limitation on individ-
ual wealth at the danger line" TO the
public. bystaxlng into the United states
treasury u superiority OF private in
comes. beyond point sufficiently high
to crafty oil legitimate Individual
wants and tastes,
One OF the most distinctive charms Of
the New England Magazine is In the
g5eet number or articles which appear
In its pages relating In one way or
another TO the historic and beautiful
New England places, quaint Essex"
Newport In the Revolution" and In
the White Mountains with Francis
ParlSmRn In 1871" are important illus
tratet articles VI this character In the
September number; and besides these
there Is charming Illustrated sketch
Of Damariscove. the famous little
Maine Island, and poem on "Diana's
Baths" with q beautiful view Of that
cool resort. so dear to all summer So
Journers at Interyale, New Hampshire.
There Is said to be peculiar interest
throughout the South In the forthcom-
Ing biography OF General Lee, by his
nephew and cavalry commander. Gem
oral Bitzhugh Lee. which is to be pub
lighed by u. Appleton & Co. in tho
Great Commanders Series. The rela-
lions. military and personal, Of the
author TO tho subject give the book a
character which no other biography
has had
Among the contents Of The Forum
for September Is an unique article on
Home Life In India; child Marriages
and widows" by Purushotam Rao Te-
lang. q high custe Brahmin who has
spent more man year IN the uhiseu
and customs Mr. Tejsns writes the
first explanation we believe, Nat has
ever appeared by Hludou In the
United States, Of the custom OF child
marriages and OF the forblddlng OF the
marriage OF widows In lndia-two sub
)eets thRt nave long oeen toples OF
earnest missionary discussion
MeCiures Mas"1lhe 'or sep'''"oGr
contains an interview win the '"''-
heht ffeheh chemist bf''ne'o'' ""e'e-
In he shows the t'he Ia coming when
no longer grown IN tue nelus OF the
,Ssl, s,sa mi oIsn,ents IN tho iabaral
tories OF the chemist.