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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

4 efecto de esos saoudimientos es carlo
sfsimo. Aleiandro Dumas, ei viejo J
maravilloso romancists, pre1encio en-
Italia un nuevo temblof de TERRA. Re.
iere gravemente que 10 tomo pernoc-
tando en- Ia misma hsbitacion de uno
de sus compafleros de visje. Durante
la noche tuvo lugar Ell temblor J Du
mas Sc encontro, q la manana siguiente
en- su ouarto. Su oompafiero habfs sido
Itrasladado por ell terremoto la pieza
coRtigua. Cuenta Dumas tsmbI6n que,
en- Ia tarde anterior la noche del te
rremoto, Sc asomo la ventana de su
pieza, que daba al Oeste, para eontem
plar la puesta del sol. Al levsntsrse
por la maf1ana, la ventana squella mi
raba al Norte. La, vivienda aquella
habfa cambiado de orientacion!
La historic del Vesubio es larga,
muy larga. Mas de un desencantado
de la vida Sc ha asomado al crater del
volcAn en- busca de un suicidio que leI
inmortalizara, comprendiendo la mania
de nuestro tempo, que es amsr 10 ex
traflo. Un brasilero, Silvam Jardfm,
sc mat6 de este modo. Este suicidio
podrk pareeer muy tropical; pero lol
cisrto es que Sc verified. mo intenta
rfan hacer 10 mismo los seis ingleses
hace dos dias por la lava
del volcan.
El Vesubio ha inspirado paginas her
pero entire elias ninguna
como un artfuulo de Perez Gald6s, Gu
yas obras no aprecian jamas en- todo 10
que valen los que hablan la lengua en-
que Galdos escFibe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

En- squel momento despert6 madame
de Revanues de su piadoso ensuef1o, y
de IN solo golpe de vista adivino Ia
esoena que cerca de ella ocurrfs.
Enternecida y satisfecha, atraveso q
81 vez Ell sendero para acariciar & su
hija Juana.
NO me rifias, mama, no me ri
fiss-dijo la generosa criatura. Ii po-
brecilla estaba llorando, porque no te-
MIA flores para colocar en- la tumba de
ga padre!
Madame de Revannes miro maqui-
nalmente la cruz. Llena de estupor
lanz6 un grito de augusta y retrocedio
espantada, asiendo de la mano Juana.
La inscription que eetaba al pie de
la cruz decfa:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

Por squela 6pooa habfa en- lss puertas de Nerao
ladera Rod a5anla agunoa arboea por sue ventanas
trepaba una para gilvestre.
En un dis de Easro, en- que el oielo estaOa szal y
al mol resplaudsofa ponerse Las montanas que
cerrau hsrmoso vals de Pau formaoase como IAN
tAstioo an6teatFo do rojas nubee.
"a tlbio el aire oomo en Ia plsna primavera, los
sapinoa tenAn ssciias bajo j. hsrba, que empesa-
be reverb sceF, asomaban modestsa sus coToas las
paseAhanss del brazo por los alredsdoFes do In
as.lt, ana muisr IN hombEe, i6ysnes ambos linda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
HOTEL IuGLATERRA
q COMERCIO 8

Sus nuevos duefos tienen ell
gusto de de anunciar a sus favore-
cedores que han introducido gran
des mejoras en- su cocina. Precios
de situacion.
Propietarios: DIoN1sI & Grazini.
Ponce, Agosto l4l9O0. I'm. al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
La ReIna de las barrieadas is7

-IY pensar que fof 20 quien Ie hizo TRACTION.
o. confeso amigo mic que ii estuViese en- vues-
tro lugar..r
-SQl6 harfaisg
One tendria menos prisa en- salir de squf...
-sPor que2
-Poroue una VIZ fuera de aqni, avergonzado por
haber hecho traic Ga mi reg deshonrado mi escudo'
orees que deber ouerpo CON 10 espaos
CASTOR hizo mueca.
-Despu6s de todo NADIA de ESQ me importa-con-
ouy6 R.ucuando es6is fuera harei. 10 que me1or os
cuadrp puesto que 20 soy ;ez nj gran preboste'
Raul y ell gasc6n esperaron hasta ls noche
En- los momsntos que Ell rayo luminoso, que
passba trav9s de la saetera empesaba aleJrse an
can't vidad empez5 derrbar la saetera oon ls punta
de la dags.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

lSalinas celebrarA ell dia s del pr6xim
! Sstiembre fsstejos publieos en- home
! naje de Nuestra Sefiora de la Monserrs
tie, patrona de dicha eircunscripcion.
] Hoy puDlicamos en- seocion editoria
IN importante trabaio economico d.
nuestro amigo ell doctor Amadeo. Este
ldistinguido colaborador es incansabls
en- su propaganda en- defensa sobre loi
intereses sgrfcolas.
Del mismo pueblo: Los trabsjos de
las Haciendas que estuvieron algunos
dfas parslizados han vuelto d reanudar
sc ell eomereio empieza a recobrar su
animacion, entrando TODD en- la VIA
normal.
El doctor Rsimundo Andueza Pala
clio, ex presldente de la republica de
Venezuela, cue ocup6 en- ell primer ga :
binete de Castro, la cartera del Exterior,
fallecio en- Caracas ell viernes de La pa
sada semana.
Con motive del proximo viaje Fa-
nuestra, Asuncion Schroeder, varios de
sus amigos Ia obsequiaron anoche con
una simpatica jaranita Ia que concu
rrieron muy bellas damas y muy apre-
ciables jovenes.
La fiesta tavo caracter familiar. La
concurrencia fu6 obsequiada con dulces
licores. Deseamos un buen viaje la
apreclable amiguita.
Anoche Sc suspeudi6 por csusa del
aqua ell concerto auunciado per los
apreciables artistas que forman ell cna
dro cantante que ocupa Ella Perla.2
En- ell vecino caserfo de la Playa ce-
lebro anoche, la union de dos seres ami.
gos nuestros. La virtuosa senorita Ma
RIA Dolores Mayol y Torres = ell active
comerciante don Juan Bautista Lebron.
Fueron padrinos del matrimonio los es-
pesos Lebr6n Irigolles.
La fiesta fu6 animada Y concufrida y
los asistentes ella fueron obsequiados
explendidamente. La nota federal fu6
la dominate. Deseamos eterna felici-
dad al nuevo hogar y felicitamos por
tan grata union & nuestro enthusiasts
correligionario don Limo Llangel.
Euestro distinguido amigo ell doctor
don Juan Francisco Castillo, ex minis
tro de 10 Interior, acaba de ser nombra
do por ell general Castro Presidente
provisional del Estado Zulia.
Ell Honorable Juez Presidente de 10
Corte del Distrito de Mayagus ~, solici-
ia de las autoridades y agentes de la
policfa judicial, la busca, captura y
remission & la carcel de aquella ciudad,
del procesado por hurto JESUS Paz San
tos, natural de Anasco ? vecino de
Ponce.
Las importantes declaraciones que
h ace <El Trabajo>, de Mayagiiez, So
bre la celebration del IL de Agosto la
anaf1ana. Como Sc trata
de un vocero republicano, mereoen mas
atencion en- los actuales momentos.
AVISO. Sc pone en- conocimimiento
del pdblico que Sc Ian leceiones en- in
giles por un professor americana, cuyas
clases ser8n dadas tres dfas la semans.
Dlchas clases empezsran ell de Sep
tiembre ell precio sera l peso mes.
Para informarse acu1 La calle de
M6ndez Vigo 70 Is (altos). IS
". II. Huffman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

O. RECEBE a Guido ganado vacu
no en- una estaneia situada en- Sah
mas de 900 cuerdas de nagnificos pas
aos. Hay aqua abundante dentro de la
inca. Precio de AZ 70 centavos ORC
mensuales por cabeza, segun el hume
70. En- esta imprenta informaran. l4-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
r6e Ri6Iioteca de IA DEMOCRACfA

Y deiando 6sta en- ell agujero que la cl4vars,
sat6 desde los hombros de G1s5n al sueo del caa6czo
-aQue hayP pregunt6 ansia ell gascon
Que estamos en- saVo.
-lAhl
Mas para sllc neoesario esperar la noohe
-lPor ou62 pregunt6 CASTOR.
Encogi6se Raul de hombros. .
ID scidid damente sois tanto lnoeente, querido'
tC6mo os cafstes aquf os encontrsS mi compsnia
os f0urAs que 10 a ne nos hizo alteZl La duquesa
de Montpensier fu6 csrioia una bromal
No Dor oierto -dio GIston-pero - =
-Pero s salimos de aquf en- pleno dia nos pueden
YER las gentes de que dspone el Vidamo nos Veran
darAn cuenta de nosotros.
-Es una gran verd7d-dio Ell gasc6n-peEo tam
bi6u 10 es que tengo uu hambre horrible.
y 20 sed que abrass, Aiempre OF deof
que cusndo habla muoho es preolso Deber'
-Es cierto. :.
-IPor que. pues no hemos dc del remedio
opuestoP Cuando nc hay que beber ae debe hsblar
Seal Hablemos. -
Soy de opinion de que. la duqu'sa haOra pedloo
auxio Anger, observe Raul.
-lY c6mof
-VaI6ndosa de las gentsa del tnor de P4nesterre
-Es muy poaible--dijo el gasc6n--y ahora me
neuerdo de que aver VI montax caballo un ohcuelo
do ounce deoiasis anos. :,
= Gao %. E muehAoho dsbi6 iF A7g"Ta el
fey de hAvaua esy6 sn ANA smbososda'
-fki Fsy da hsv2Hat 80,
--PsrdiaEl cemo ave- pass l. neeh sa este east
10, djto haal - .a.a "a .aaa;nay
--katoaass, "A da4assa u hshEA aapaAae AsssAAss'
mar Eogg6 u Qase0a co0 aiFa Aetgeslei -. 49,.
-B4hl IA ~ habga mAsAae aes sssss sAFss - =
eNia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
LUCIANO ORTIZ ANTON
CARLOS LOPEZ d T0RD
A1o6 DoS
ABOG ADoS

Participan sus clientes d cuantos
Duedan necesitar sus servioios profesio
males, que han trssladado ga bnfete la
calIe de Cristina ntimero 6, baios.
Las horas de consultas seran de 8 4
IL de la mafiana y de 2 d 8 de la tarue.
Ponce. 10 de Aposto. m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
HOtelCOIOnial
Gales Is y Fl. N. w.
Wnnhinntnn n ~

Washington, D. G.
Situado en- la parte mas centrica de
la ciudad Immediate a Ia Casa Blanca
a los Departamentos del GObiernO.
Por frente del hotel cruzan tran
Was en- todas direcciOnes.
Restaurado ultimamente. SalOnes
de reception; de lectura, billares para
los huespedes, cafe, buffet, &.
Departamentos para familias ha-
bitaciOnes con banos particulares.
Servicio esmeradO: telegrafO; tel6-
tOnO &.
Precios mOderados.
w. r. Koch, propietariO,
I'm. d. Mayo 8 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
EFECTOS DE LA MOSICA

Sc decfa que la mdsioa endulzaba ell
caracter y producfa efectos saludables
en- ell organismo humane, y hslologos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
W AMUEk- LEON
Lo1-1yo,

A6ogado
u. M. de GOicOecheA -
P-ocwGdor.
UNION Sol No o12.-TELEFoNo 80.
CoNsULTAs :-8 s II am. y 4 pm
SE ALQUHLAM en- la calle del
Leon, @nos bajos aprop6sitos para Of
mas 8 cabai.o=ps solos. Tienen bafios &
inodoro y estan en- sitio fresco y venti-
lado.
Para informes dirijanse esta iimpren.
10. Julio 81. d.
SPARKLETS " q sean aDaratoa
pequenos para hacer en- pocos minu-
COS SODA WATER, aerear leche, wi
no y todo liquido que SO desee hacer
Iesferv6cente.
de venta a precios mddicos en- Ia
n0rrer1a y fundici6n de ROBERTO
GRAHAM. Marina 25. Ponce. P. r.
Aay0a ~ de 1000. 2vR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

En- esta hnprenta hay
do venta PAPEL vIEJO, hasta
ouatro quintales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
Sc alquilan pastOs

A muy corta distancia de la Ciudad
Hay aqua abundante y nutrida hierba.
Para informes dirigirse S. MOret.
Hta. AgOsto 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
Sc VEN DEN

Muebles en- buen estado, infOrmara
Manuel Mayoral. Almacen de Mayoral
HermanOs Playa-POnce. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
Rafael TiradO VerrieP

ADO
Ofrece sus servicios prOfesionales,
en- la Gale Mayor numerO II.
HoRAs DE CoNsULTAs
De d II y do 2 d 5.
Sres. Scott y Bovine, New York
Muy senores mios: Amos hace que
uso en- mi practica su excelente ~Emul
sion> y siempre me he felicitado por
sus buenos resultados, siendo muy
raro ell enfermo que le repugne.
Tenganlo pOr I'm remediO perfec-
tamente combinado y muy util en-
muchos casOs.
Ponce, Mario de 1900. DR.. g.
VILhARONGA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

UN JOVEN con largos afios de prac-
tica en- ell comeroio ofrece sus servlcloa
como tenee30r de libros. En- esta I'M
prenta taes1formarau. SIS alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20

\ El Doctor FIorencio Suarez. m6d;oo
oiruj ano, ha traslsdado su domioiIio <
la calle de Baldorioty, antes Atocba
n1mero 20 esquina a Wives y Plaza del
| Mercado.
l m alt. Ponce, Agosto de 1900.
en- 100 DOLLARS Sc veude Ia cas.
numero II de la calle de Bertoly. Ran-
ia 8 dollars, esta techa de zinc. 2-6
Oh. JOSE VIDAL vlLAREr
Cta'9ano DentiSta,
Participa a sus clienteS al publi-
co en- general, que ha traSladado sus
Ofcinas la calle de Cristina, baios
de la casa de don Carlos Armstrong 20
Agosto IA de 1900.
COLOCACIONES.- hay en- ell
taller de Fundici6n, Herrerfa, Mecanica
y Carreterfa de Roberto Graham, en-
Ponce, para buenos operarios en- dichos
ramos. els d.
Por vapor &Conde Wifredo~ acaban
Q6 f0ClDlF los CF0S. "A. F0PndnQ0Z &
Co. ACEITE DE OLIVIA SUPERIOR
de la acreditada marca manuel Por.
car v Tio~ de Barcelona, en- latas de
una arroba, media arrObay 10 libras
que venden precios m6dicos. IA l5
Guillermo Wives, Doctor en- Medi-
Gina Y Cirujia de la Universidad de
y Oculista, certifica /:
Que en- SUI larga practica ha COM
probado constantemente la sorpren.
dente efcacia de la Emulsion de
Scott~ para combatir la .debilidad,
raquitismo y bronquitis cr6nica de la
mujer del nino, y varias afecct0neS
de los 0jos que rec0nOscGn por eau
sa, una atonia general del 0rganis-
mo, Q una diatesis escrofulosa.
Y para que conste, .expide la pre-
seate en- Ponce, Pto, Rico, 10. de-
Mario de 1900. -GUILLERMo WIVES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-20
NO7ICIAS

Todo anuncio communicate que 90
inserte en- este disri0, debera salts
facerse su importe por adeiantadO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-15
AUGUSTA. MANI

AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Analysis from the fifth annual report OF
The Maine State Board of Health.
The 'SPARKLING CLEARNESS jus,
tiites the fanciful NAME of the SPRING
CHEMICALLY and MICROSCOPICAL-
LI II IS ONE OF THE PUREST OF
WATERS" Date of examination, April
~. 1889. Analysis of sample of water No.
80 expressed in parts per 100000.
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Lippincoti's Maya inc.

The Christmas number Of Lippincotts
publishes complete Amelia +. Bars lat
est novel entitled Souls of Passage" 1t
is claimed to be the best thing Mrs. Barr
has done, and the reading public is in
deed fortunate in being able to procure
it. through the medium of this magazine
al such slight expense. The scenes of
the story are laid in Scotland, ana as the
title would indicate the novel deals some
what with reincarnation. Special articles
short stories and poems make up the re-
mainder of this delightful number. chief
among them being noted: 'As Adver-
tised." Agnes Repplier: The Strategic
War Game at the United States Naval
War College" Lieut.. John Morris Elliott;
AN Idyl of the Glass; Martha Wolfen-
stein: and AN Anti-Masonic Mystifica-
ton" Henry Charles Lea.
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The International Monthly.

In the current number of the Internal
tional Monthly several notable articles
upon subjects of general interest ale
given. Arthur Z. Houghton writes Of
The International Position of SPAN at
the Close of the NIXth Century Kuno
Francke, professor of German Literature
at Harvard University, has a scholarly
paper on THE Evolutionary Trend of
German Literary Opinion" One of the
most valuable contributions is The
School and the Home" by Paul II. Ha-
nus of Harvard University. Prof. Hanus
shows clearly that The school cannot
be wholly responsible for the education
of our children. The individual home and
the community are jointly responsible
with the school Another noteworthy
article is contributed by Booker r.
Washington on The American Negro
and His Economic VaIue." Arthur j..
Frothington, Jr., writes interestingly Of
Archaeological Progress and the Schools
at Athens and Rome"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-15
The Review o! Reviews.

\ brilliant number will be the verdict
of all readers of the December Review
of Reviews. From cover to cover it is
crowded with noteworthy features that
entertain and instruct. The special feat
ures include: William Mckinley: A
Chronology" "A Hundred Years of the
District of Columbia by Albert Shaw;
Governor Elect Odell of New York, by
Lyman Abbott: Making a Way out of
the Sum-, Jacob ~ Riis THE Old Age
of New England Authors" Heze!iah
Butterworth; An Estimate of Max Null
ler' The Cuban Repubic-Limited,
Walter Wellman; and "A Town and
Country Club Lillian W. Belts. ESpc-
cally timely are the articles of literary
interest including. Art in the Holiday
Books The Change in Current Fic-
tion.' Notes On the New Books of f'ic
ton Some New Editions, Some New
Books OF Travel. History and Trave..
and Books for Children and Young PEP
pie.
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Some Christmas Numbers.

The Christmas Guidon is a most beau
tiful and complete number FROM is3 u,
mage there is not a duh line. How
Pope is Elected is the most interesting
account of papal elections Inc articie
on Egypt. the Land of the SPHINX ,t, by
J. G.. A. is beautifully illustrated. inc
sketch of the life and character OF the
late Very Rev. John F. Barry. v. y; =
cese. and this with the eulogy rreachc1
by the bishop forms most complete anu
appreciativc tribute. A line nan tone POT
trait accompanies the article 10 these
noteworthy features are addeu uiluSuaiS
interesting Christmas readlhS.
This years Christmas number of Har-
pers Weekly eclipses all previous lSsue'
of this popular weekly the cover Yer p thrnc
wise men following the star. Nine bead-
tiful full page illustrations in black ana
white and colors. a double-page IN colors.
and many smaller pictures MAKE ms
artists represented are noted the names
of F. Strothmann. A. 3. Frost. F. 5
Church Everett shinn T. Il ta Mason fe an
ures include Going Home for CHRIST
mas A. G. Wheeler: The Army War
College, Francis F; Leupp;, -, a. C len Il
Calm; Mr.. DooIey: on The Crusa q s
the New Empire" 'Improving Ocean an
Postal Service ana t snodt " N!oi" Ton ~
send. Albert Lee and y. +. w. Mason
The SATURDAY. Evening Posts CHRISTMAS
number appears in a handsome ana ap-
propriate cover. and is hrimful OF enter
! tanning ana instructive features: In the
long list of stories and special articles are
noted the following: Little Miss JOINS,
joel Chandler Harris: Russian-C nina:
Frank G. Carpenter; Man and His
Christmas Shopping" Kate Masterman
cold Comfort on the Road to the Pole,
Frederick A. Cook: The Emperor
Chrisfmas.' The Fool Killer" Tho
GOSPEL OF Saving" Russell Sage; Ash
cake Hannah and Her Ben" Paul Law
renee Dunbar: odd Adventures IN t2ueei
Callings." .'Photographing Life. ChttoI
Johnson: An Unrecorded Miracle. and
Christmas Shopping. Kate Masterman;
poetry is furnished BY Guy. Wetmort
Carryl. Joe Lincoln, Frank J.. stanton
and others Many beautiful illustrations
add 10 the attractivcness of this number
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Good Housekeeping.

This ma gazine is conducted in the in
terests of the higher life of the house
hold and admirably it fulhlls its mis-
sion. The December issue is by far the
best number of this excellent monthly
that we have yet seen. 1t opens with a
symposium on american Home Life il
the Outgoing Century" in which such
well known women as Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Mrs. r. II. Stoddard Mrs. Ade-
line d. T. Whitney, Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more, and Mrs. c. NJ. Seymour Severance
give their views on this important sub
ject Other noteworthy contributions
are; keeping House in an Apartment,
christmas in the Old South "A Visit
to the Boston Cooking school, Train
the Boys TO be Men, THE Art of Pyrog-
aphy." and His Chafing-Dish Expert
ence." The regular Departmental are
filled with interesting and timely matter.
This magazine has inaugurated an inter
national inquiry on the help question. and
the results of its labors will be awaited
with the keenest interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-15
Table Talk.

The December Table Talk is brimful
with entertaining and instructive matter
All departments of the household are rep
resented, and the many suggestions Civ
en- will be heartily appreciated by the up
to-date housewife. This number pre-
sents many articles relative to the fes-
tival of the month, as the following par
tial list shows: "A Borrowed Christ
mas. THE Cookery of the 'Maytlower
Women zone Womans Plan" The
Making of Men, THE Children's Christ
mas, King Santa Claus versus Qheen
Fashion" New Menus for December"
and Sweets for the Holidays" The de-
partment, ''Housekeepers Inquiries
with its many tried receipts accompanied
by half-tones showing the various dishes
ready for serving, is popular feature.
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The Ledger Monthly.

The December Ledger is an admirable
Christmas number. Its handsome cover
design and Christmas articles and stories
make it an exceedingly attractive num-
ber There are 135 illustrations in this
number. Among the contributions are
noticed: christmas Holiday Entertain
ments,'' Santa Claus Among the Poor
Children" Marie Ahnighito Peary and
Her Eskimo Friends, and Joseph JEFF
ferson's Southern Home The house
hold departments are filled with timely
matter. The fiction includes several
charming short stories and an INSTALL
ment of Hall Gaines novel, Jan, the Ice
lander"
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Maine Sportsman.

The Christmas Sportsman is from all
points of view the most attractive issue
of this enterprising Maine publication
that we have Yet seen. With its bright
and CHEEKY cover, its stirring articles, il
Illustrated by many handsome half-tones,
it is sure to please it's many readers. The
leading articles include character
sketch by Charles Clark Mum, author
of Uncle Terry" and Pocket Island"
Two Maine Girls After Moose" Moose
Hunting at Nahmakanta." christmas a t
Trout Brook Farm" and How Unce
lothian Killed the Moose
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Mcclure's Magazine.

In McClure's Magazine for December
appears the first instailment Of Kim
the latest and the most important novel
from Kipling's pen. In it Kipling once
more returns to India. the scene of his
early successes. Another feature of
great literary Importance is the first Of a
series Of More Dolly Dialogues" by An
thony Hope. Readers of the delightful
Dolly Dialogues will welcome this seq
ond series which promises to be even
more entertaining than the first. An ar
ticle of permanent interest relates the in
cidents connected with The Last Days
of the Confederate government" It was
written by the late Stephen r. Mallory
Some notable short stories are given, and
the illustrations throughout are of ex-
ceptional merit.
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Harper's Bazaar.

The Christmas number of this popular
woman's weekly merits the highest com
nnendation. Special articles. short sto-
ries. poems and the Christmas features
crowd its pages. partial list Of the
many good things given. includes: New
made Christmas Gifts Mems Roles as
Played by Women" Sarah Bernhardt !;
The Song OF the Shepherds" Edwin
Mark ham: The CHRISTMAS DINNER,
christmas Decorations, and Hero
ines of Nincteenth Century Fiction.
The earlier issues for December have al
so been unusually interesting, presenting
among others, the following important
contributions: ''Thackeray's Good Her
ONES" William Dean Howells; Lon
don's E,mDrcsS club" Bertha DamariS
Knobc: with Elizabeth Cady stanton.
Kindergarten Methods for Mothers,
Life at Nassar College. and NipllnG
New Home" The current fashions are
fully reviewed and illustrated in each is
sue.
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The Living Age.

The December numbers of the Living
Age present an abundance of entertain
ing and interesting reading. Among the
more important contributions are noted:
The Redundancy of Spinster Gentle
women I'm the Early Fortes, THE
Siege of the Legations Rural Life in
Russia" "A Partisan Household" The
German Schoolboy," The Oldest Picture
Book of All ''Chaucer's World, MY
Book: The Story of an Authors Vanity"
and 'Gulls, Gannets and Shags." These
articles have been selected for the most
part, from the leading foreign period
Gals. The literary supplement furnishes
several delightful readings from late PUB
LEGATIONS, and there is also the usual book
notes and gossip.
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The Sanitarian.

The December Sanitarian opens with
full report of the 2Sth annual meeting of
the American Public Health Association.
including abstracts of the principal "a
pers. Other subjects considered in this
number are: Gospel of Cleanliness in
Medicine Soaps" Wants America to
Kill Mosquitoes Some Reasons for the
High Death Rate in Porto Rico and
Medical Jurisprudence in America iii
the Nineteenth Century"