Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

marvellous magnetic influence between
two widely separated persons. Progress
o. the World" 1tG Fifth avenue, New
Cold bedrooms and overheated ilv-
Ing rooms are mentioned among the
principal causes OF Catching cold" In
an article by Or. A, X. Bond. In the
January number Of Babyhood. The
In young children Is instructively dis
Guessed by the same writer. The MUIR
sery Helps ana Novelties" In this nnm-
Der and the department OF ''Bahy's
wardrobe contain many useful hints
and snggestions FOR bn,y young moth
Beekman street, New York.
Calendars OF all kinds and sizes her-
aid the coming year. Many are to he
mad for the asking-lnny without
asking-but 20 them IA TO other things
the rule might be applied that what
costs nothing is worth about what II
costs. One Of the reatest and most
servicenble which has reached us this
year Is the ono published by N. w.
aver 4 Son. newspaper advertising
agents, Philadelphia. which we re-
year is the one published by N. w.
shaw their local agent. This Issue
seems II possible even better than it's
predecessors. Handsome enough for
the library. and yet carefully adapted
Tor everyday use, II IL naturally great
iayorlte. Its price t?b ccnts). includes
nehvefy' IN perfect condition. postage
paid to any address.
The editor Of the Review OF Reviews
IN his summing up Of THE Pro-
grees OF the world'' for tho past month
discusses the Turkish situation and
-
lnclnding our own national relations
thereto. the declarations OF our govern
nent on the Monroe doctrine and Vene-
2uela, Great Brltain'H rejection OF arbl-
iration, President Clevcland's commits
sion, the Bayard incident. our relations
with Cuba and Spain. our deficient ro-
venues, presidential candidates.. pro-
gress In civil service reform. municipal
progress In this country, recent pro-
gress In Russia and many other OF the
interesting Issues that have arisen ut
home and abroad during the last days
OF 1895, The character sketch Of the
sultan OF Turkey win acqunlnt many
readers for the first time with the real
personality of that functionary, who Is
described as the chief constable OF tho
East-"a poor policeman, but the only
Policeman there is'' In that portion OF
the earth, The frontispiece OF the jan
uary Review OF Reviews Is reproduce
ton OF what 10 known In Germany as
Emperor Williams Cartoon. The ON
peror did not draw the picture, but
gave the idea and Il rough sketch To an
artist. approved OF the finished result,
aud presented the original TO the Car
OF Russia. The remarkable new consti.
tuition which II Just going into opera
ton in South Carolina is reviewed In
detail by Albert shaw in the January
number.
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison viii
discuss "'rhe Presidential ONCE" very
comprehensibly In his "Thls Country
of ours" series In the forthcoming Feb
ruary Ladies' Home Journal. lie will
detail the provisions and methods OF
electing n chief magistrate. and will
have much TO say bearing upon the
eligibility OF a president for reelection;
VIII give his Views ns to the length OF
err decided opinions relative to the an
noyance to which presidents are sub
Ieoted from Office seekers. General
Harrison believes that the fears lex
pressed by the trainers OF our conati-
tution) that the power OF the office is
such as to enable an ambitious incum-
bent to secure an indefinite success
sion of terms have never been realized
The Ladies' Home Journal. philadel-
phia.
HamhidFe has very attractive
double page painting. Beauty and In
noeenee," In the last issue of Truth.
The first Issue OF the Atlantic Month
ly for 1890 opens with an unpublished
note book OF Nathaniel Hawthorne,
now printed Tor the first time. There
are also the opening chapters Of n three
part story by +, ]. stlmson u. S. OF
Dale entitled Pirate Gold" Two pn-
litical arti les viii be sure 20 attract
attention. "rhe Emancipation OF the
Postonice," by John II. Proctor. chair
man OF the Unlted stntes civil service
commission, and Congress Out OF
Date" the latter being a statement of
the evils due 10 the present system OF
converting congress a year after ltB
election. Other features OF the Issue |
are "'rhe Country OF the Pointed FRS"
n short story by Sarah Orne lcwett:
THE John club" heing M entertaining
description by George DlrkhecS Hin of |
the meetings Of Johnson enthusiasts:
q sketch OF provin- ial French life by |
Mrs. Catherwood, ~ Farm In Maine.'
"Children of the Road" n study of |
child life among vagrantH by Josiah |
Flynt; and "The Schoolhouse as Gem |
tre," by the editor Of the magazine, n |
paper Introducing the discussion o. |
1.-THE Status OF the Teacher" In Eubse- |
quent Issues. j. NJ. Ludlow contributes |
an able paper on THE Christian Social |
list Movement OF the Middle OF the Gem |
tury." There In powerful inBtallmcnt |
OF Gilbert Parker's "Scnts OF the 1
poems. and book reviews, and |
the usual departments.-The Atlantic
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