Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-09

i writ addition to these there are
the regular departments, fun of infor-
nation for literary workers. The Au-
thors' journal Publishing company.
New York.
Few more pathetic stories from real
] life, illustrative Of the strength OF
character Of a child OF eight, were ever
told than the one which appears in the
/ october number OF Babvh0Od under the
| heading of Faithful to His Trust" In
| interesting contrast TO this is the IL
1 lustrated true story OF How Tony was
! Tanned The medical articles In this
I number are on Nursing IN lnfantile
| Skin Affections" by DIR. G.. W. Allen,
and Nursery Gymnastics" by DR.. 5.
/ j. Fort. The medical editor answers
Il number OF questions upon the diet
| OF young children, on constipation,
| nail biting, etc. a rather novel view
Is put forth by writer on Dolls
Psychologically Considered" "The
Mothers Parliament" contains. as US
ual. number Of interesting and help
ful letters on the many subjects which
arise In the care and training Of young
children. Si.0O year. Babyhood Pub
fishing company, Beelsman street,
New York.
The October number OF the Dellnea-'
tor is called the Autumn Number. and
contains q choice and varied selection
of timely articles. 1t gives an authori-
tatlve exposition of autumn styles, IL
lustratlng a variety Of novel, artistic
and beautiful garments. Especially
complete and valuable Is its discussion
OF Mourning, Mrs. Roger a. pryors
paper on Etiquette Of Griefs outward
showing being supplemented by an IN
atruclve article giving patterns and
designs for mourning attire. Every
mother with the responsibilities OF n
household should study what Is said
about Fitting out o Family, the sea-
sons costume needs Of herself and her
little ones being fully treated. The pro-
gress OF Co-Education in Great Britain
is further explained by Amy Rayson.
BookblndinE as an occupation for wo-
linen IS cntertainlngly described by
Evelyn Hunter N0rdhOn. Lucia NJ.
Robbins describes a new and amusing
form Of entertainment The reopcning
OF the schools Is remembered in an ac-
count OK things suitable for the Chill
drens Luncheon Basket. while A. b..
Longstrcct contributes practical eX-
position OF How to Carve, The return
OF cooler weather makes timely the
admirably illustrated article on Dra-
peries. The papers on the Kindergarten
hy Sara Miller Kirby, on Floral Work
for october by A. NJ. Stuart and the
designs for Burnt Work by Harriet
Keith Forbes fully sustain the inter
est felt In these topics. Around the
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ioF Young people mas Just been started
oy FRANK LesHgs puDishing house. II
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lor BOYS ana Girls ana IS in every
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cents. inc HFst number tOctouc) con-
ANS the opening YhaptcrH OF a serial
story Tor boys by inward 5. Ellis, and
one Tor girls by Jehnnette III. Wal
worth There are short stories by
DllFer pptlc ana Rebetfa Harding
laNisi football story by Henry e.
Haydock; bicycle stories by Max /.
Harvey and a. L. Milleti an article
giving some Hints on Trapping" by
T. l., oswald paper telling how TO
turn heap of rubbish into pretty or
Ihanents, by Adele Beard several IL
Illustrated poems and practical dcscrip-