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Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York City · June 11, 1896

A Valuable Review.

“CURRENT HISTORY” begins its seventh year with an unusually fine number of 250 pages. In every quality that has marked this unique quarterly since the beginning of its career, the same high standard is maintained. As a handbook of information on all current questions in politics, international relations, science, etc., it is indispensable to everyone who wishes to post himself on any topic. It is not confined in its review to United States matters, but covers the world; it is not a mere collection of clippings, but a carefully digested review in which the lost threads of incidents, facts, dates, names, etc., are woven into the framework of a complete, connected, and very readable story. It is cheap, being aimed to reach even those already well supplied with periodical reading matter, who will find it an addition to the library which, once known, they will not care to do without. It is a veritable history of the world, brought up to date, authentic, reliable, the product of ripened experience and intelligence. The present number has sixty five illustrations, portraits, maps, etc.

Buffalo, N. Y.: Garretson, Cox & Co., publishers; A. S. Johnston, Ph. D., editor; $1.50 a year; single number 40 cents; sample 10 cents; specimen pages and circulars free.