McClure's Magazine

ILLUSTRATIONS

THE MISADVENTURES OF CASSIDY. By Edward S. Moffat. 3

MARY BAKER G. EDDY. By Georgine Milmine. 16

IN CHARGE OF TRUSTY. By Lucy Pratt. 32

FIRST DAYS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION. By Carl Schurz. 39

The First Crop Without Slaves. 39

Restless Foot-loose Negroes. 40

The Freedmen's Bureau. 41

Pickles and Patriotism. 42

The South's Hopeless Poverty. 42

Johnson's Haste for Reconstruction. 44

Arming the Young Men of the South. 46

The President Defends Southern Militia. 48

Criticism and Personal Discomfort. 48

The End of an Aristocracy. 49

An Ungracious Reception. 50

Why the President Reversed his Policy. 50

Congress and General Grant's Report. 51

THE FLOWER FACTORY. By Florence Wilkinson. 52

THE SILLY ASS. By James Barnes. 53

WAR ON THE TIGER. By W. G. Fitz-gerald. 58

THE RADICAL JUDGE. By Anita Fitch. 65

POVERTY AND DISCONTENT IN RUSSIA. By George Kennan. 74

"THE HEART KNOWETH." By Charlotte Wilson. 81

IN THE DARK HOUR. By Perceval Gibbon. 82

"OLIVIA" and "FAUST" AT THE LYCEUM. By Ellen Terry. 88

THE LIE DIRECT. By Caroline Duer. 99

THE WAYFARERS. By Mary Stewart Cutting. 102

ILLUSTRATIONS

"FOR FOUR LONG SUMMER MONTHS OF DUST AND HEAT CASSIDY HAD BEEN A FREIGHTER."

"'I'VE SOLD THEM WHEELERS!'"

"NEAREST TO THE ROUGH PINE BOX STOOD THE WIDOW, WITH LOWERED EYES"

"'I HEREBY PRONOUNCE YUH MAN AND WIFE!'"

GREETING THE PILGRIMS.

GEORGE WASHINGTON GLOVER.

THE MOTHER CHURCH IN BOSTON.

MRS. EDDY'S NEW HOME IN CHESTNUT HILL.

"'I'SE JUS 'BLIGE WHUP 'IM ALL DE WAY TER SCHOOL'"

"I KIN GET 'EM YERE, EF YER WANTS."