through the charmingly written and
superbly illustrated article "A Dav at
Niagara," one may become familiar with
every point of interest in the vicinity of
the Great Falls; while those who propose
stopping tnere on their way to or from
the Exposition, may learn how thev may
see all to the best advantage, and with
tne least expenditure of time and money
" Life at White Sulphur Springs" is an
otner outing article. This is also an
example of stay-at-home travel; for after
reading the article and seeing the many
illustrations one feels as familiar with
the place as if it were visited.
" The Diary of An Athletic Girl," " Miss
Canarsie's Crinoline," " The Storv of the
Millennium," and "The Madness of La
Farge" will be read with pleasure by all
lovers of good fiction; "A Feast of Cm-
oreiias describes a most charming
summer fete; "acation Pleasures" fur
nishes some excellent hints for entertain
ing; "Society Fads" describes all the
latest foibles of the butterflies of fashion:
and all the departments for which this
Magazine is noted are full to overflowing
with good things. There is something
in it of interest to every member of the
family. This number is a fair sample of
what is given twelve times a year for
$2.00. Published by W. Jennings Dem-
orest, lo Last 14th St., JNew York.
