The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-12-08

: creates enthusiasms which have
occurred in America will he re
vived: those wonderful times whet
: Louis Kossuth rode up Broadway
: when the young Prince Of Wales
was here; when Jenny Lind sang
in Castle Garden; when Henry
Ward Beecher electrified his con.
gregation by selling slaves in his
pulpit; when Grant went round
the world; when Henry Clay bade
farewell to the senate; when John
Wesley preached in Georgia, of
" hich SO few know. All these
memorable events and others will
be wildly recalled, told more
graphically than ever before, and
illustrated with pictures which
have occupied twelve artists for
over year. A third series is uni
que and valuable from the fact
that it will give women scores of
IDEAS for their homes. 1t will re-
veal what there is "Tnside of a
Hundred American Homes" and
carefully reproduce pictures Of one
hundred completely furnished
rooms in homes in this country
from Maine 10 CaiifOrnia-where
taste has gone further than money.
Two new department writers have
also been exclusively engaged by
the JoURNAL: Mrs. S. II. Rorer,
who will hereafter have entire
charge Of the domestic department
and give II series Of cooking lessons,
and Dwight L., Moody, the famous
evanct list, who is TO put the result
Of his life study of the Bible in a
department entitled "Mr. Moohy'o |
Bible Class" The artist, Charles
Dana Gibson, who Great d the Glib
son girl, will present six full-page |
pictures showing "rhe People OF
Dickens" while Alice Barber Steph-
ems will alternate with Mr.. Gibson
and present her idea of "Six Types
of American Womanhood," show
ing the American woman in society,
in religion, in business, in summer
in the home, and as a mother.
Mary L. Wilkins, the New England
writer, will revive the old quilting
party, the ancient singing-school
and the apple pairing bee in "rhe
Pleasures of Our NeighborhoOd."
Sir Henry Irving is to tell how to
study, read and present "Shake-
spear in Small Communities"
rosti, the song writer, will give his
first piano composition. Sir Ar
thur Sullivan is to present the
first true and correct copy of "The
Lost Chord" ever printed in Amer
lea. Reginald DcKoven, John
Philip Sousa and Jah obowski (who
wrote "Erminic"), have each writ
ten waltz, while Ira d. Sankey
has composed hymn which he
greater than his famous
Ninety and Nine" Ian Maclaren {
will have a story, while Herbert n.
Wards humorous Sc ial, "The
Burglar Who Moved Paradise"
will run through the year followed !
)y Hamlin Garland'S new move {
ette, "The Spirit of Sweetwater."
Jenny Lind's daughter is 70 sketc h ,
'My Mother aS l Recall Her."
while George w. Smalley is to
show "The Personal Side of Bis |
mark" and "rhe Personal Side of {
he Prince of Wales" in two lavish
y-illuslrated articles. Altogether {
10 magazine gives IA lis Of attrac-
ions so interesting and promising
Is does THE LADIES HOME JOuL-
IAL, and certainly no periodical ,,
loes it, as does the JOURNAL, for Q
'nly one dollar per year. II it has t
become fad, as ii seems, for every !
,irl and woman TO take this nIaga- |
line, it is an excellent one, and un-
ike many other fads a stns;l lie {
me. The JOURNAL is puhlisht d I
" The Curtis Publishing Company 9
# Philadelphia. :