Chicago eagle., 1900-09-22
The MAGAZINES.
pEAIlSO\'S,

WIN lis pctODpf issue PEARSON y.
which since its first appearance in this
country has been the same size rs Me.
Clurcs. and most of the other 1O.ccnt
magazines. is enlarged from M to I'i4
pages which makes it larger than even
llarper's or the Century. In fact the
largest illustrated magazine In the
world. The additional pages are de-
voted chiefly to short stories and to a
serial. An objection to reading novels
In serial form Is the comparatively
small sections into which the book has
to be divided. This objection has been
done away with by the publishers Of
Pcarson's Magazine. who will print
5000 words of the story each month;
In other words. as much as goes In these
days To make many complete novels.
The chief feature of the October issue.
therefore. Is the first instnllmcnt of IL.
Rider liaggar,Fs new historical novel.
"I.ysbcth: a Tale of the Dutch This
Is n story of the time of the Spanish IN.
quisiiion. u story of love. of religious
persecution and of adventure. and one
which promises to command nm even
wider circle of readers than 1lnggard's $
"Shc" and king Solomon's Mines" In
the same number James =. Mctcalfc
begins his history of slavery in Amer.
lca." which. In view of the prominence
of the race question at this time, ap-
pears NJ u particularly opportunc mo.
mcnt. The first chapter Is chiefly de.
voted 10 u description of the capture.
sale and transportation of the slaves
and also gives some astounding facts
In regard to the profits OF the trade.
There are altogether thirteen articles
In this number and seven complete
short stories. Among the latter 1.-THE
Last Cartridge" by James Workman
Is n story of the time of the Indian m,,
tiny; "rhc Capture of Molly Mcguire
Is rOllicking Irish story by Seumas
MacAInnus: BAL NlasIue' Is IN cXIui.
site AMI pathetic character sketch by
Nellie X. Blissett and Love In a
Mask" an amusing love story by II. \,
llinkson. "Drlving In Russla." by Tur'
ncr Morton: Indigo Planting In India
10y NJ. y. McDOnald: "Apples" (Amcri.
cas- Greatest Fruit Industry. by TheO-
,lOre Dresser: How Animals Sleep" by
Louis Robinson, NJ. D.: "rhc Petrihed
Forests OF Arizona" by Clifford How.
ard: "DOctorlng by Machinery" by Il
l.. Lambert, are particularly worthy OF
mention among the Illustrated articles
INGALLS,.
We have just received McCalls Maga
zine for September with its handsome
Illustrations Of patterns of stylish de-
signs of garments for ladies', misses
and children. The table of contents Il
as follows: "rhe Very Latest Novelties
In Dress" IAN About the New Fash
IONS" Questionable TOilettes for Early
Fall Wear" Every Day Etiquette
smart Coats and Street Costumes fol
Ladies' and Children" what Children
Are Wearing" "lIints for the Wen
Dressed Woman" september Jot
tings." Information for Dressmakers,
Hats for September and October,
Costly Flowers" "A summer Evening
In New York" illustrated by photo
graphs of roof gardens, vacation
Hints" Housewives Should Know,
introduced by a Scrubbing Brush
(stOryJ. Questionable Handkerchiefs.'
How to Use simple Herbs and Flow
crs," FASHIONS In Lace new bOlerOs
tichus, collars, etc.), Taking Care OF
Sick People" Good Taste In Enter
tanning" Cooking Hints" Concerning
Children Games for Juvenile Par
ties" etc, "A New Idea for Fame,
Work." "Odd Bits of Information
keeping Attractive" "Prcserves ant
Jellies." -Four Delicious Pies" "Som,
Appetizing Dainties," Fresh Air fol
Children" "ln jest ana Earnest" "Cor
rcspOndence," Her Diary" Foo
Notes." The Toilette Table" "IIow Il
Make Cucumber Cream" "Prcmiun
Pages" Fashion Pages" "Iiow TO Us'
II Mccall Bazaar Pattern"