... in his characteri and the eerial story, “ Katherine Blythe continues to increase in Worps contains a remarkable article on “* Modern Missions” by the Rev. F. L. Wieeman of Birmingham and Dr. E. H. Edwarde telle the story of what has been dove at Tai Yuan ...

... the July issue. of adventures in the Phillipine Islands, by Stan- ley P. Hyatt, is complete in this number, and another short story entitled “A Wild Goose Chase,” is an amusing school yarn. The maga- zine is rich in illustrated articles on every man- ner ...

... articles and items in the magazine are, as ’ of the best. There is a good of fiction, among which Winning of Balblair,” a short story turning upon the question of the introduction of hymns into the church service, will specially appeal to Scottish readers ...

... Peasant,” and “Pantomime Paris,” are among the papers in the Match nnmber which will perused with interest. Lover* a good short story will find something to their liking in the opening pages, which ere occupied with * pretty tale entitled A Stranger the ...

... footsteps and become a minister. The pumber also contains “A from the Pred Piper of Hamelin,” by Professor James Stalker ; a short story “The Man who won Her,” by E. C. Kenyon, and ral interest- ing articler, anecdotes, and photographs. Tas Prize Recirer (A ...

... disgrace to civilized society than the fata this great .inn.—“E*rl Dudley’s Letters.” Tn* latest development in fiction the short story of adventure. We have school of young writers who have each of them made some part of the earth their own. Gilbert Paiker ...

... characteristic be its light and taking matter. A short space ought to be left the beginning for description of some games, especially indoor games, in this and next season, to while away the long nights. short story thirty forty lino* would take well »i the ...

... prin cipally a fiction number, being packed from cover to cover with complete tales by favourite short story writers. Prominent is a characteristic story of absorbing interest by Halliwell Sutcliffe, and other include Fred M. White, who is represented ...

... entitled “A Special Fictioo Number,” and there ts an of goud reading from the pens of sume of the best short story writers, very suitable for reading. The stories are profusely illustrated by good artiste, and when we mention, such contributors as Me Guy Madame ...

... fér them.i January number. It opens with o germof fiction by Wilkie Collins, entitled ‘‘ The Poetry did it,’ and another short story, ‘‘ Witnessed by Two,” is also well written. **Chartes Lamb in Hertfordsture” contains some interesting reminiscences of ...

... seems to have been favourable to certain of its portions being le age. Dr of the British Museum, has from the Chinese a short story, entitled the ‘Casket of * which is of some interest as | a class in China which somewhat rvese of ancient Greece. ...

... Szarat next issue will con- tain the opening chapters of a short serial story entitled “A of the Western Teles,” which we are sure will prove of fascinating interest to our The scenes of the story, which hus been specially contributed to our columns, are ...