Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-01

number are 'The Higher Life of New
York City" by DR.. Albert Shaw, the
editor of the Review of Reviews. This
article has thirty-fiye illustrations. and
we are safe in saying that never has
that which makes for aigher living in
the metropolis been better described
than by Dr. Shaw, nor better illustrated
than by the charming pictures which
accompany his article The subject &C
Armenia is now uppeTnOst in every
ones mind. The awful outrages and
massacres which have taken place
there have filled the world with horror,
therefore The article CLARA Barton and
The Red Cross by Miss Myrtis WillmOt
Barton is Of q special and timely inter-
est
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Top.cs are treated i'm strict alphsbeti-
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THE ARENA.-The February Are
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sue Of tas great refCrmat,ve and pro-
gressive review that has yet appeared.
I'm l-s 176 pages are found notable pa
pers 6y Forbes W.nSlCW, d. c. l., Of
the Royal College Of Physicians of Lon
don. ON Madness as Portrayed by Sha-
kespcre. The Land of the MONDAY
Sun. 10y Justice Walter Clark L. L.
d.. Of the Supreme Bench eff North Car
DINA proiusely illustrated. "The
Bond and he Dollar by John Clark
Rdpath. l.. Il. d.. the second paper
Of q most notable series by Americas
most popular living historian. "Bry-
amt. the Poet and Politician" by Frank
b. Sauborn. Personal "reminiscences
Of Whittier" by his friend, the Rev
Car. stopher Coffin Hussey with full
page haif-tOne illustration of the old
VIII. tier homestead and portrait Of Mr..
Hussay)
ECRIBNER'S MAGAZINES Scrub
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mld-W.rter outdoor number q it con-
.a.ns an unusual number OF articles OF
t'e and 9iverlure in. the open air.
Among these will Zee found Life In Jhd
Alctudes-The Cc,c-aI0 Health Pin
tau. 5y Lewis Norris Il1,rgs. 'Iua
Ascer, Of Mount Ararat,' is an excel
lent illustrated paper by II. r. b.
Lynch A highly Interesting article,
GUusr8tsO. 81 tl- description of
"Hur-irg -he Mn x Ok with the Dog
Rios" by Frank Russell. The story
of 'Se1t'me1 .si Tcmmy' is continued,
and q rumbr c. ether choice articles
from f1vori.e authors.
AMERICAN RESORTS. Volume /,
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TO he traveller, the healtl-seeker,
The tourist and pleasure-seeker this
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RONANCE-In the February num-
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DOrtfolio OF the art of the day, follows
this with more of the contrasting pOr-
traits of actors as they are and as they
make up" for the stage devOtes a
number of pages to the pictures OF
Thomas Moran and contains other il
Illustrated articles upon literary, artistic
and scientific topics The design OF the
magazine is novel. 1t is concise, timely
and q popular favOrite everywhere,
The cover. an original design of child
and an ape sitting in a tree and arg0-
ing the possession Of an apple, is catch
ing and effective
EVERY MONTH-The February
number OF this charming periodical
comes under a cover Of red, replete with
bright Illustrations, and is rich in
music Of the most popular order. "She
is Mine" song and chorus by Chas. L..
Van Baar; III BE True TO My honey
Boy" schCttisch, by Geo. Evans. "Syl-
van Echoes. Gavotte," by Richard
GOerdler; shall We Forgive Her" song
and chorus. by Walter Keene The
reading matter in Every Month is the
choicest to be found, while the illus
Uauons cannot be surpassed.
HABPEB'S WEEKLY of January
25.l -s enc of the handsomest illustrate
ei publications to- be found IN the coun-
I try. The paper on James Monroe IS
very timely and the portraits fine spec
mems Of arr The able paper by Major
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the Issues and Results of the Civil
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