Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-26
rHr GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY &c, 1895.

VIII exhibit the character OF the older
Interpretation OF Scripture as given by
early rabbis, the fathers Of the church.
by Erasmus, Luther, Sir Isaac Newton
and others.
Herbert Spencer will have a second
article OF his series on Professional In
stitutIons In The Popular Science
Monthly for June, in which he VIII
trace the evolution OF the professions
OF the Physician and Surgeon. These
professions, which have been now
united and again separate, have COM
mon origin in the function Of the
primitive medcine-man, who is general-
iy Identical with the primitive priest
Contents OF the June number Of the
Mid-Contln mt Magazine. Louisville,
Ky: Illustration for "The Prisoner Re
leased; Midwinter Travels in Mexico,
DR.. August Schachner. illustrations
from photogra phs by the authoij June
Song, Jean Wright; The Regeneration
OF MIR. Peyton, Francis Lynde, draw
ings by j. Leyndecker; When June
Comes Back, Nixon Waterman; a
Mothers Note Book, Mrs G. A. Elder
Ambition, Madison Saweln; lnskip, a
Story (begun In May, Edward Cum
nings, drawing by Lyell Carr; DcV elop-
ment OF the Club Idea in Memphis,
Annah Robinson Watson, with por-
traits and illustrations; Tic Loving
Cup, Common Things, Forrest Crissey;
The Prisoner Released, Fanny kemble
Johnson; a Box Of Old Papers, Nir-
Elnia Dare; Ninita, Anne 3ozeman
Lyon; The Lyric Poet Of America, Jas.
l.. Onderdonk; John Keats, Poet, Thos.
&. Darlington; Annals Home Coming.
Elizabeth c. Shipman; How Shall We
Pronounce English? Morris IL. Cald-
well; a Case in Point, j, Percival Pol
lard; The Autocrat. George Braden.
a bound volume of the Century has
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William NJ. Sloane's Life Of Napol-
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midst Of remarkable revival Of In
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text, There are a number Of articles
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COmmerford Martin describes Tesla 8
OscillatOr and Other Inventions" with
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An Errant Woolng," and the first
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