Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-04

Its small arms ami cannon. II now de-
wolves upon congress 10 supply the cost
OF proper equipment OF the arsenals
and tortihuations.
Under the title. FIRST Attacks on the
Mother Tongue" Prof. Jam Sully will
describe Ia the Februa " Popular
Science Monthly the name In which
children learn to initiate EJeech and
then TO apply correctly The words that
they use. Some Of the amusing mis-
takes that they make in both proeesseH
ticie.
A description OF The United States
Geological Survey will be contrib
ed 10 the February Popular scIeuoe
Monthly by the new director, Mr. Chas.
D. Walcott. The past work OF the
survey and Its plans for the immedi-
ate future are described In tnis article.
Subscription price to uand-McNally
railway Guide mud Hand Book Is 80
per year Each new subscriber sets
free wall map OF the United states. or
any Individual state, worth - net.
The North American Review for Feb
ruary opens with three umsly articles
ON the currency question, which are
braekcted together under the ttle uf
The Financial Middle. They are
written by Secretary Of Agricu TIRE J.
Sterling Morton, Representative VIM.
M. Springer. chairman o. lhs house
committee on banking and currency,
and Henry w. Cannon. president OF
the Chase National bank OF Nav
York, and formerly comptroller OF the
currency. This important symposium
is followed by a trenchant article On
Literature anu the English EoUk
Trade" from the pen OF Ouiia. A
paper on Politics and the Farmer"
by the Hon y. 4. Clayton, president Of
the Farmers National cOnBreas. next
claims our attention. THE New Pull
pit" forms the subject OF 4 vigorous
paper by the Rev. II. a. Hawsis which
can not fan 10 attract wide attention,
The literary feature OF the number 10
furnished by Andrew Lang, wlo con-
tributes some delightful "Recolrct'uns
OF Robert louis Stevenson" which
possess unique interest owing to the
close friendship existing between the
two writer's. In other articles Senator
OrYllle II. Plat discusses the "Prob-
lens IN the Indian Territory !" Prof.
Simon Newcomb tells "Why We Need
a National University" II. II, Buyesen
deals with ''rhe Matrimonial Puzzle"
and Charles Sedgwlck Minot writes on
The Psychical Comedy" Tha second
ui9.illnieht o. the sr5ohAt ills,SIy
OF the ateond' empire, ny the author
OF An hhBlshnan IN failj Alpert
~ Nananul' alay appears IN TINS NUM-
Der ~ deals with Inc opponents OF
the Fnnee-f reHideni' o.hsr tpp.cS
tteNted arN linatts IN beau Eyeh by
pr' hlief7ue Nallaeci me CAT IN
Law ny Gertrude - R9Iei News
paper ROW ana Nauonal l.eG'slauSn.
by Albert Halstead, washington 1tr-
respondent OF tho Cincinnati CONNER
clnl Gazette; ana How TO ltepel Train
nopDers' by Lieut. d. A. A-hiBht
U. s. A.
Houshton' Mlllln & GO. nave In
press an important BOOK on "lhe
United States Internal Revenue Tax
System comprising all Internal rev
enue laws now In force, as amended
by the act OF August %, 1894, including
the Income tax. The author is Charles
Wesley Eldridge, a member OF the
bar Of the supreme courts Of Mussu-
ohusettH auG California, and for TWEEN
ty-hve years in the Internal revenue
service.
Dr. Pnrkhurst starts out as n writer
for women ia the February Iadies'
Home journal In a way which prom
ises TO be- most interesting Ills Wig
orous style is in his work. and his dl-
rect way OF puttinr truths lsnyea no