Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
the lfteen early portraits OF Napoleon
in that magazine

pupNshed NO. 81 Of the tNfelsiNe III
erature Series. containing Paul Re-
vere's Ride and Other Simple Poems
from Longfeilow. This book supplies
admirable reading matter for the third
ana fourth grades. for which II is
ulnicult TO find a sufficient amount OF
interesting and simple material. This
number Of the Riverside Literature
series has been published separately.
ana 70 also to be bound with No. IL,
which contains The Chlldren's Hour
and Other Poems. The combination
OF Nos. II and So will form an excel
lent book for classroom use, for
school library use and for private
use. Every family In the land should
have this book, since It contains some
or the best poems ever written by
Longfellow and does not contain any
thing beyond the comprehension OF
quite young children. No. So by itself
costs only 10 cents. The combination
Of Nos. IL and Go in linen covers costs
40 cents.
A member Of the house OF commons,
Hon. Florence O'Drlscoll, has written
two papers for The Century, embody-
Ing the result OF his travels in China.
He Is a close observer, and presents
pictures OF oriental life that are
strange to Western readers. The
first paper. which viii be printed in
the November number of the maya
zine, describes the city OF Canton and
how the Chinese work and live. The
peculiar sights Of the markets. the
str3nge wares displayed In the shops
and the various trades OF the crafts
mon are all set forth. The second
paper viii treat Of life on the river.
made particularly timely by the recent
disastrous fire among the flower boats
that destroyed thousands Of lives.
The story of How Allan PlnlSerton
Thwarted the First Plot to Assassinate
Lincoln" with several illustrations,
will be published IN McClure's Mag
azlne for November. being the first
OF a remarkable series of true detec-
tive stories compiled by authority from
the archives OF the famous Pinkerton
Detective Bureau. An early and hith-
erto unpublished portrait OF Lincoln
from daguerreotype taken In 1851.
accompanies the article.
A. Conan Doyle's new book, Round
the Rcd Lamp, Is to be published i'm
RED Lamp" the trade mark, as 1t
were, OF the English country prac-
tltioner's office. is the central point
OF these dramatic stories Of profess
sional life. There are no secrets for
the surgeon, and surgeon himself
us wen as u npN'llHl' tle duLnoI mas
made most artistic use OF the mo-
lives and springs Of action revealed
10 him In a field OF which he Is the
master.
Among the Immediately Forthcoming
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the English People, McCarthy's ylyldly
written History or our own Times.
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down to Mr., Gladstone'S resignation
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