The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-07

can understand something OF the en-
thuslasm ii arouses, and the tascina-
ton it exercises over its devotees An
other article of interest to all women
is "Women Guardians OF Patriotism"
which gives many interesting tscts
about the Daughters OF the American
Revolution which have never before
been published, and the illustrations
include portraits OF the officers OF the
national organization, and most OF the
state regents. The Same number is re.
plete with charming stories by Joseph
Hattoh, Margaret Sutton BrisCoe, SA.
rah Biercs Scarborough, and other
well-known writers, and everyone is
bound to find something interesting
and useful in the different depart
menis for which this magazine 10
noted.
The Christmas number Of this fam.
lily magazine is to have numerous hol-
iday attractions, among them charm
ing water.color of of"Chrysanthemums,"
by the eminent flower-painter De
Longpre, which Is to be given as q
Christmas supplement; and anyone
may obtain it, also December num-
Der OF Democrats, by cutting out this
notice and forwarding 1t, with twenty
cents in stamps, to the address below.
No one should neglect to take advan-
tage OF this exceptional offer. De-
morests Ia published for so q year by
the Demorest Publishing Co., 110
Fifth avenue, New York.
During November, Harper's Bazaar
will present many effective and beau
tiful evening toilettes, also reception
gowns and street costumes, carriage
wraps and dresses for various occas-
ions. Mems fashions for the autumn
and winter will be outlined with care
ful attention TO detail.
In the Thanksgiving number,a very
brillian. story, by Margaret Sutton
Briscoe, entitled AnntCaulfield's Wed.
ding Tour, will be illustrated by Alice
Barber Stephans.
The November Eclectic opens with
a generous and high-minded article by
an eminent churchman, Canon Bar
nett, on THE Chnrch's Opportunity"
There follows sketch OF "The late
ProiessorH Huxley's Relation TO Science,
Education, and Sunday Observance
and the opinions of the great agnostiC
! form an Interesting contrast to the
ideals OF the churchman. w. T.
Stead's article on "Jipgoism in Amer
ica,, is forceiul, but unprejudiced, and
discusses clearly the Monroe doctrine
and its application to the mooted
question OF the Venezuelan boundary
Similar are Mr.. Davis awakening
of China" The Marchase de Viii de
! Marcos "Political Situation In Italy,
and Walter B. Harris "An Unbiased
View OF the Armenian Question" A
very original and interesting and moi
improbable theory is contained in
Professor A. r. Wallace's Expressive
ness OF Speech, or, Mouth-Gesture al
a Factor in The Origin OF Language
Descriptions OF travel abound in the
number. there are one or two literary
Biographies, and couple of strong
short stories OF these "a Page o
Philosophy" il written with such con
summate simplicity OF style. that it,
pathos attsins q depth, and at tn,
same time delicacy that is unusual
The number closes with the usual de
partments OF literary notices and mis-
cellsny.
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