The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-25
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"A Fool in Spots" by Halle Erminie
Rives. Published by Woodward & Tier
nan Printing Company. ST. Louis Paper
80 cents. This is an illustrated volume
The authorizes is a cousin of Amelie
Rives Chandler and was born and reared
in the blue grass region Of Kentucky
The story of Cherokee Bell the heroine
while it cannot be called sensational
abounds in startling scenes and dramatic
situations. Cherokee is a Kentucky girl
who through her mothers friend has
been introduced into New York society,
where she is much admired. The scenes
are laid in New York city and Kentucky.
Uncle Sans Cabins" by Benjamin
Rush Davenport. The Mascot Publish
ing Company 1859 Sixth avenue, New
York. Paper, 50 cents This is a story
of American life, looking forward a cen
fury. There is considerable speculation
as to the condition of the working class
at that far distant period.
THE Supremacy of the Spiritual" by
Edward Randall Knowles. LII. D. Cloth,
rs cents. There are many delightful
thoughts in this volume, and there is a
class of readers that will find It particu-
larry interesting. Its title is an index Of
its character.
Episodes" by G. S. Street. The Mer-
RAM Company. 81 Fifth avenue. New
York. publishers. Cloth, IS cents This
is a little volume of l69 pages. prettily
bound, and containing q articles. all OF
which are well written and well worth
reading
"A Scientific Solution of the Money
Question" by Arthur Kitson. Arena
Publishing Company, Copely Square, Bos-
ton. Paper. 80 cents This is an elaborate
discussion of the financial problem that
has been disturbing the country for years
MAGAZINES.
The March number of Godey's Maya
zine shows that this famous old publica-
ton is rapidly approaching the front
and that the public is approaching it is
shown by the phenomenal increase in
circulation during the last few months
This number contains as leading articles:
Ben Bolt" illustrated by Newman;
Types of English Beauty" Master
pieces of Greek Sculpture" Jeanne
dare How Spectacular Is Pro-
duced' Artists and Their Studios" Civ
ing sketches of William NJ. Chase. J.
Wells Champney, and c. Aver Whipple
The Cooley Company, 80 Lafayette street,
New York.
Haper's for March sustains the well
deserved reputation of that magazine. It
contains the last chapters of Richard
Harding Davis 1.-THE Princess Aline,"
the fourth instalment of Thomas Hardy's
Hearts Insurgent," and four short sto-
ries: "a Californian" a San Francisco
love story. by Geraldine Bonner; THE
Second Missouri Compromise" a humor-
Gus episode in Idaho history, by Owen
Wister; flames Little Day." being the
adventures of an aged Vermont couple
in the metropolis, by Sarah Orne Jewett;
and IAN Everyday Affair" a realistic
sketch of Copenhagen life, by Olga
Finch.
The Metaphysical Magazine for Feb
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ably good articles on metaphysical sub
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to occult. philosophic and scientific re-
search 1t is edited by Leander Edmund
Wipple and J. Evans Mclean; and very
well edited 1t is. The articles show
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that are certain to make it an attractive
magazine to all who are Interested in
metaphysics The Metaphysical Pub
fishing Company, J0S Fifth avenue, New
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scribner's for March is one of the best
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MAGAZINE for long time The illus
trations are particularly fine. The lead
ing article "A History of the Last Quar-
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BENJAMIN Andrews. will be widely read.
The high standard of the fiction of the
magazine is well maintained In this num-
aWlr
Demorests Magazine for March is fresh
and bright and has some excellent ar
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in POPULAR favor and It deserves. 1t fills
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