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MAGAZINES.

The January issue of the International,
with a beautiful new combination of coll
ors on it's cover, and contents that are
fuller and more varied than ever has
more of a holiday air than the December
number, even. The leading article on
Jamaica. w. L." is original, and beauti-
fully and profusely illustrated. This is
followed by the conclusion of the article
from Revue des DeuX Mondes, Who Win
Exploit China % The departments as al
ways, are good The International Maya
zine Union Quoin Company, Chicago Ill.
The January Black Cat has the usual
number of very interesting short stories.
Short Story Publishing Company, IA High
street, Boston, Mass.
The Owl for January has several short
stories of high standard which are finely
illustrated. The Owl Publishing Company,
New York.
The Cosmopolitan for January is a splen-
did number of this popular magazine. The
frontispiece is particularly good. 1t is en-
titled, Taking a Long, Cool Aim" THE
Real Klondike," by Frederick Remington,
is a finely illustrated article. stephen
Girard and His College," by NJ E. w.
Sherwood, is an article that is well worth
reading. John r. Laws has an article on
IAN Island on the Coast of Georgia.
which will be read with interest. There
are many other good things in the num-
Der The Cosmopolitan, Irvington-on-the
Hudson.
The January Century has the opening
part of Dr. Weir Mitchelrs new novel,
1.-THE Adventures of Francois; Founding,
Thief. Juggler and Fencing Master During
the French Revolution" which is illus
trated by Castagne, and is expected to be
a worthy successor of Hugh Wynne."
Other contributions on English topics are
Scenes From Huxleys Home Life" by
his son, Leonard Huxley with a new por-
trait engraved by johnson, and a graphic
account of the curious feature of ''The
Lord Mayors Show" by Mr.. and Mrs.
Pennell Among the French subjects are
an article on French Wives and Moth
ers" by Miss Anna L. Bicknoll, author of
the books on The Tuileries and Marie An
toinette, with Illustrations in his pictur
esque style by Boutet de Monvel, well
known 10 Century readers by his recent
illustra tons of the career of Jeanne d Are,
etc; short paper on Jean-Charles Cain,
French artist Of a diff
ferent type, with illustration of
his work, by William A. Cof-
fin and an historical study by Archibald
Forbes, the distinguished war correspond
ent, entitled "a Myth of Waterloo" The
American material includes "Recollections
of Washing con and His Friends" ns pre-
served in the family of Nathaniel Greene.
contributed by Martha l.. Phillips and
daintily illustrated by Malcolm Fraser:
Everyday Heroism," a paper in the
Heroes Of Peace" group, by Gustav
Kobbe; the continuation of Mrs. Steven
sons "Reminiscences Of Mexico during
the French Intervention, with Illustrations
the first popular account printed in
America OF this period; and last but not
least "The Mysterious City of Honduras"
the recent discoveries in Copan. here de-
scribed by the explorer George Byron
Gordon, with a rich array of pictures by
Henry Sandman. The Century Company.
Union square, New York.
Political Science quarterly for Decem-
Der has a splendid table of contents. The
reviews extend over many subjects, and
they are so well written that a great deal
of information Is contained in q small
space CHM & CO., and 10 fremont
place. Boston.