Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

shrcwd reflections on what he sees in
that city.
Quaint Customs Of an Island Capital
IS an entertaining peep at the manners
and customs Of the Siciliaus
Comparatively few men OF the age Of
Edward Box have attained his success
in business, and this gives weight to
his published counsel, The Young Man
in Business The conclusion Of this adj
vice, after couuseling him to be sober,
cautious, dilligent. temperate, regular III
all that c0nduces TO health. not TO worry,
nor discuss religion and politics, is to
marry a true woman aud have home.
There are stories, sketches and poems,
all being able factors in a whole fully
up TO the high standard the Cosmopoli-
tan has sci up.
McClure's Magazine, January. $. $.
Mcclure, publisher. f45 Broadway, New
York. Terms, 81 80 a year.
McClure's magazine contains this month
q number OF portraits OF some Of the most
famous authors this country has produced
such as Huxley, Tyndall, Duke OF Ar
gylc, Max Muller, ct al. The irontis-
piece is a portrait OF Francis larkman'
whose genius as a historian IL every
where recognized a most interesting
sketch by Rev. Julius II. Ward tells now
through years Of pain, most OF the time
AtAllAl llAllt MlNl ufAAAs AhA' tAh
wrote out Ia most pleasing style the ms
tory Of the French colonies in America,
aud the record Of his adventures III
search Of material for his work.
Cy. Warmer gives O vivid description
of his ride on the engine which carried
The Exposition Flyer 10 Chicago Inc
prophecies of noted writers on me
Marvels Of the Future, IS an interest
ing feature In this monthly. In addition
fnrufgltaH . E0rlpg oil TtfhNlluNH
and notices for the new year from ine
ppn Of Howells, Eab.e, Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps. Prof. Tyndall mad others
in lighter vein there are shorter stories
~ Gilbert Parker, Mrs, Louise Chandler
Mouiton and l. Zangvllle.
McClure's has most fehcltons OPEN
ing of the new year, and its readers VIII
no donbt benrtilv echo the wish of the
Book Table that this second year %
the life of this monthly may he, pIosp',Ih,
ous. and that the unprecedented EtpWtn
which has sigualized its beginning may
receive no check.
The Gulf Messenger. January; Mss
Sara Hartman, editor and puplls.iei' "a"
! Antonio, Tex. Terms. Sl-J0 q year
The January number 81 Ne " ,i..iie :,
| Is a welcome visitor to Our BOOK lanie.
] "a It must be to all rs irleh1s; VIZ
| know tte severe blow 1t reeeYed ~ ths
/ death of Mrs Foute. The ltipule NJ ol
| Affection and appreciation whlsh MIS-
| Hartman lays upon the new ,laue s.is,,l
of her associate is touchnsly peautii9 u
! memorial Every line b. in,hne, WI,
devotion to the friend sue l9s.p, nnn
the business companion WIN NON
she eoinsellci: seldom T. Il me 90.
iune Of the dead to have 80 faithful 7
chronicler Of fhelr lives. The p9liif !. - -
AIRS. Foute the frontispiece; Wilt 80
not do instice to her rare peAn' ~. -
/ 20 recall her bright and anl.lia va lazy -
! those familiar with her in ne ,,.
Augustine CnntPs conil.nu's .,r,i,, .
"Casita dc las Greuadns Y eVlnp ',' y,
IN this issue and will doubtless soon ne
followed by others Of bis pleasing V'e1'
tons IN ,,.-;..,,
Arcadia ia Texas j. wen VII" f.,,,,i
article on the culture OF if92Ps" a,,,,s
and vegetables IN Texas IVY P'eA'''