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Mrs. Meg, Mrs. Amy, and Mrs. Joe all live near together and the many scenes of fun and frolic_described take place in one or the other of their homes. There is a great deal of love-making which will delight older girls and almost all the marriages turn out well. Miss Alcott says she has endeavored to suit everyone by many weddings, few deaths, and as much prosperity as the eternal fitness of things will permit. She also says the curtain has now fallen forever on the March family. *Alden's cyclopædia of universal literature, presenting biographical and critical notices and specimens from the writings of eminent authors of all ages and all nations. V. 1. N. Y., J: B. Alden. 1885. 480 p. nar. D. cl., 60 c. *Alden's cyclopædia of universal literature, presenting biographical and critical notices and specimens from the writings of eminent authors of all ages and all nations. V. 3. N. Y., J: B. Alden, 1886. 7+496 p. D. cl., 60 c. Alden, Mrs. Is. M., ["Pansy," pseud.] The Browning boys. Bost., D. Lothrop & Co., [1886.] 5-109 p. I il. D. cl., 75 c. The story of two boys who are suffering great poverty, through their father's illness and loss of work, and who desire to do something to help keep the family together. What they achieve both through their own earnest efforts and through the trust they learn to place in a higher power is well told. Each chapter aims to illustrate a Bible text. Alden, Mrs. I. M., ed. The pansy stories of child life at home and abroad, and of modern and ancient history. Bost., D. Lothrop & Co., [1886.] 2+416 p. il. sq. O. bds., $1.25. There are stories by such authors as Margaret Sidney, Faye Huntington, and Mrs. Alden herself; short sketches and biographies, poems and a multitude of illustrations. The twelve numbers for the present year have been put into a beautiful cover, and make, altogether, a very hand. some volume. Alden, Mrs. Is. M., [ Pansy," pseud.] Spun from fact. Bost., D. Lothrop & Co., [1886.] +338 p. il. D. cl., $1.50. The story is that of a young girl, Jeannie Bartlett, who through a long and painful illness became, as it was suppos ed, crippled for life. From time to time stories came to her of the miraculous cures effected by prayer, and a hope grows up in her that even her case may not be beyond help. A time is set for a season of united prayer in the sick room. The friends gather about her in the large arm-chair in which she has been placed. One eager, heartfelt prayer follows another, and at the close the invalid, full of faith, and endowed with a new and wonderful strength, rises to her feet, and walks with a firm step across the floor. It is no temporary cure; her strength remains, and from that time forth she is whole and well. The author claims that the main incident of the story, as narrated, is true, Aldrich, T: Bailey. Prudence Palfrey: a novel. 13th ed. Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1886. 3-311 p. S. (The Riverside pap. ser., no. 21.) pap., 50 c. *Alexander, W:, D.D. The great question, and other sermons. N. Y., T: Whittaker, 1886. 14+307 p. D. cl., $1.50. *Alexander, W. Lindsay, D.D. Zechariah : his visions and warnings. N. Y., N. Tibbals & Sons, 1885. 8+335 p. O. cl., $2. Alger, Horatio, jr. Helping himself; or, Grant Thornton's ambition. Phil., Porter & Coates, [1886.] 3-320 p. il. S. (Atlantic ser., no. 4.) cl., $1.25. Grant Thornton, a country minister's fifteen-year-old son, suddenly becomes aware that his father has run in debt for the necessaries of life. He leaves home, goes to financier, and has a career of unbroken success, making New York City, finds employment with a Wall Street many friends and helping others in many directions. This author always encourages boys to do their best. Allan, Elizabeth P. Foxwood_boys_at school. N. Y., American Tract Soc., [1886.] 3-267 p. il. D. cl., $1. All who remember " Vacation days at Foxwood," published about two years ago, know that the "school days of the same boys will be bright reading. Foxwood school is in Virginia and the details of daily routine give a good picture of Southern life. The principal of the school is almost an ideal guide for healthy, happy boys. Allen, F: H. Masterpieces of modern German art. Bost C. F. Jewett Pub. Co., 1886. Complete in 25 pts., subs. per pt., $1; also in 6 sections. in portfolios, per section, $5. *Allen, F: H. Modern German masters. Edition de luxe. Bost., C. F. Jewett Pub. Co., 1886. F.. subs., complete in 10 sections, ca., $20. *Allen, F: H. Recent German art; series of 17 photo-etchings reproduced from selected original paintings by the most celebrated German artists, with descriptive text. Bost., Estes & Lauriat, 1886. F. cl., $7.50; Same, India proofs. $15.00. Allen, Grant. For Maimie's sake: a tale of love and dynamite. N. Y., Appleton, 1886. 232 p. D. pap., 25c. who became a "Maimie is a girl that captivates and is captivated everywhere; kisses and is kissed innocently whenever she her, while she adores another, though she also loves her makes a new friendship, and marries one man who adores husband! She commits many follies, among them that of shooting the man she has wedded; then she marries another who had a wretched married life with a woman brandy to hasten her death. After this the entanglements drunkard, and whom he supplied with of the story get very thick, and the improbabilities grow stupendous. 'Love and dynamite' is the second title of and men, with whom one of Maimie's husbands gets inthis book, and there is a gang of Russian nihilists, women volved."-Phila. Evening Bulletin. Allen, Grant. For Maimte's sake: a tale of love and dynamite. N. Y., G: Munro, [1886.] 295 p. S. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 712.) pap., 20 c. llen. Grant. Charles Darwin; his life and work. N. Y., J. Fitzgerald, [1886.] 88 p. O. (Humboldt lib.. no. 80.) pap., 30 c Allen, J: Barrow. Rudimenta Latina, comprising accidence and exercises of a very elementary character. N. Y., Macmillan, 1886. 120 p. S. (Clarendon press ser.) flex cl. net, 50 c. Allen, J: G. Topical studies in American history. Rochester, N. Y., Scrantom, Wetmore & Co., [1886.] 17+74 p. S. bds., ALLEN gin of nearly every page is given a list of books for reading-histories. biographies, poems. novels, and essays. Allen, Jos. Life of Nelson; with an introduction by the Rev. Hugh Reginald Haweis. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, 1886. 4-160 p. S. (Routledge's world lib., no. 3.) pap., 10 C. Allen, Willis Boyd. Christmas at Surf Point Bost., Congregational S. S. and Pub. Soc., [1886.] 3-168 p. il. D. cl., $1. Surf Point is supposed to be a poor little fishing village on the coast of Maine. Rose Curwen, full of philanthropic ideas, settles there, opens a Sunday school, invites her pupils to visit her and learn to make presents to give away at Christmas time; while they sew, paste, draw, and work under her direction, she reads and tells them stories, which make up the bulk of the volume. They all are meant to teach Christmas lessons. tated by A. C. Freeman. V. 72, [1854-1859.] San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1886. 863 p. O. shp., $,. *American (The) decisions cont. cases of general value and authority; comp. and annotated by A. C. Freeman. v. 73, [1857-1859.] San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1886. 2+9-866 p. O. shp., $5. *American (The) decisions, compiled and annotated by A. C. Freeman. V. 75, [18551859.] San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1886. 2+7-894 p. O. shp., $5. American (The) decisions, cont. the cases of general value and authority: comp. and annotated by A. A. Freeman. V. 76 [1857-1860]. San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1886. 2+13-876 p. O. shp., $5. *American (The) decisions cont. the cases of general value and authority. Comp. and annot. by A. C. Freeman. V. 77, [1859-1862.] San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1886. 873 p. O. shp., $5. Alton, Edmund. Among the law-makers. N. Y., American (The) decisions; cont. the cases of genC: Scribner's Sons, 1886. 12+308 p. il. D. cl., $2.50. When quite a small boy Mr. Alton was for four years a page in the U. S. Senate. It is from this experience he has obtained a large part of the material embraced in this volume. It consists of anecdotes about public men and descriptions of the pranks of himself and his page associates. This side of the book, however, is secondary to the instructive element which pervades it. The writer digresses, continually going out of his course" to introduce peculiar specimens of legislative action, and to illustrate characteristics of the respective Houses; and he has, at times, sought to do more-to exhibit, by practical examples, the constitutional relations between the three departments of the General Government, as distinct, yet interdependent, parts of a mighty and harmonious system; to emphasize commanding principles of civil liberty and public law; and, in general, to stimulate in the minds ef American youth an active and patriotic interest in the political history and destiny of their country." A greater part of the volume appeared originally as a serial in St. Nicholas. Modifications and additions will be found in the present form. *Alviella, Count G. d'. The evolution of contemporary religious thought: considered with special reference to the recent religious history of England, the United States, and India. N. Y., G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1885. 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O. shp., $6. AMERICAN 6 ANDERSON American (The) reports, cont. all decisions of *Amiel, Henri Frederic. Journal intime; tr. general interest, with notes and references by with introd. and notes by Mrs. Humphrey Irving Browne. V. 54, [1884-'86.] Alb., Ward. N. Y., Macmillan, 1886. 55+487 p. J: D. Parsons, Jr., 1886. 36+919 p. O. shp.. D. cl., $2.50. $6. Ames, C: Gordon. George Eliot's two marriages: an essay. 4th ed. rev. Phil., G: H. Buchanan & Co., 1886. 34 p. D. pap., 20 c. pamphlet, of which the young firm have every reason Mr. Ames's essay is now published in a handsome feel proud as a specimen of neat and tasteful printing. Mr. Ames gives a kindly, tender, and logical survey of the first marriage," but rather fails in his explanation of the second, leaving the vexed question, "How could George Eliot marry again?" as unanswered as before. Loneliness and lack of self-dependence are the motives Mr. Ames pleads. American Social Sci. Assoc. Journal of Social science, no. 21, September, 1886; containing transactions c'the American Assoc., Saratoga papers of 1885, with a synopsis of social science instruction at American colleges in 1886. Bost., Cupples, Upham & Co., 1886. 45+231 p. O. pap., $1. Some of the papers are: The unnamed third party, by H. L. Wayland; Socialism and state action, by E: W. Bemis; Labor unions under democratic government, by D. M. Means; Influence of city life on health and development, by Dr. Grace Peckham: The health of American cities, by C. F. Wingate; The physical training of women, by Dr. L. M. Hall; Land and law as agents in educating Indians, by President Gates; Arbitration of labor disputes, by Rev. W. Gladden; The place of art in education, by T: Davidson: The relation of the drama to education, by W. O. Partridge; Child-life in city and country, by C. D. Kellogg; City and country schools, by W. M. Beckner *American Surgical Assoc., Transactions, v. 3, ed. by J. Ewing Mears, M.D., Phil., printed for the Association by P. Blakiston, Son & Co., 1885. D. cl., $3.50. . *American and English corporation casesprivate and municipal, (excepting railway cases,) ed. by Adelbert Hamilton. V. Northport, L. Í., N. Y. E: Thompson, [1886.] 6+709 p. O. shp., $4.50. V. 10. *American and English corporation cases, both *American and English corporation cases, *American (The) and English railroad cases; *American (The) and English railroad cases, Amerikanischer kalender für deutsche Luther- A new edition on larger paper, with thirty-two fullpage illustrations. to *Amory, Rob., M.D. Treatise on electrolysis and its applications to therapeutical and surgical treatment of disease. N. Y., W: Wood & Co., 1886. 314 p. il. O. (Wood's lib. of standard med. authors), cl., subs., $1.25. Anecdotes nouvelles lectures faciles et amusantes et récitations a l'usage des classes de Français. N. Y., The Writers' Pub. Co., 1886. 71 p. D. pap., 30 c. A collection of 103 anecdotes, well selected and short, and simple and interesting reading for French students. Anders, J. M., M.D. House-plants as sanitary agents; or, the relation of growing vegetation to health and disease; comprising also a consideration of the subject of practical floriculture, and of the sanitary influences of forests and plantations. Phil., J. B. Lippincott Co., 1887 [1886.] 4-334 p. D. cl., $1.50. : Dr. Anders wishes it understood from the outset that his work does not claim to be either a treatise upon hygiene or botany he aims simply to set forth, in plain terms, the latest light regarding the effects of some of the various physiological functions in plants and flowers upon the atmosphere in general, and the air of dwellings in particular, as well as the application of this knowledge to the laws of health. Most of the conclusions put forward have been arrived at from the results of an almost continuous series of personal experiments extending over a period. of eight years. The chief purpose of the writer will have been accomplished if he succeeds in proving that plants and flowers, particularly when cultivated in-doors, are worthy to be placed in the foremost rank of sanitary agencies. The concluding chapters treat of the sanitary influences of forest-growth-a subject engrossing, and deservedly so, a large share of the attention of scientific observers. Andersen, Hans Chr. Fairy tales: first series, adapted to children reading the third school reader; ed. for school and home use by J. H. Stickney. Bost., Ginn & Co., 1886. 7+ 280 p. il. S. (Classics for children.) cl. 60 c., bds., 50 c. One of the specialities of the present edition is the grading of the stories in three independent series, the first embracing those of most interest to children of from eight to twelve years; the second, those from ten to fourteen the third, those of twelve and upward. The original Pedersen illustrations of sixty years ago have been reproduced to add to the quaint charm of the author. Andersen, Hans Christian. Fairy tales: second series; adapted to children reading the fourth school reader; ed. for school and home use, by J. H. Stickney. Bost., Ginn & Co., 1886. 5+346 p. S. (Classics for children.) cl., 60 c.; bds., 50 c. *Andersen, Hans Christian. Fairy tales. Bost., Anderson, R. Lightning conductors; their ANDREAS Andreas, Karl. The healing of sickness by spiritual means. 2d Amer. ed., rev. and enỉ, by G. W. McCalla. Phil., G. W. McCalla, [1886.] 97 p. T. cl., 40 c. On faith-healing: contains an account of 150 cases of restoration to health through prayer. Andrews, S: J. God's revelations of himself to men as successively made in the patriarchal, Jewish, and Christian dispensations and in the Messianic kingdom. N. Y., C: Scribner Sons, 1886. 14+391 p. O. cl., $2.50. This book is addressed to believers in the divinity of Jesus Christ, and therefore is not critical after the modern fashion. "It discusses no textual questions, and enters into no special historical or archeological investigations; and it assumes the substantial truth of the Scriptures as we possess them. It deals only with the outlines of the Divine purpose, not with the details. Its scope is simple-to set forth the manner in which God is pleased to reveal Himself to men, past, present, and future, as He has made it known." "The life Author of Lord upon earth of our *Andrews, S: J. God's revelations of himself to men: as successively made in the Patriarchal, Jewish, and Christian dispensations, and in the Messianic Kingdom. Chic., S. A. Maxwell & Co., 1886. D. cl., $2.50. *Angell, Jos. K., and Durfee, T: A treatise on the law of highways. 3d ed., with notes and ref. to the later cases. By G: F: Choate. Bost., Little, Brown & Co., 1886. 40+625 p. O. shp. net. $5. "Anson, Sir W: R. The law and custom of the constitution. Pt. 1: Parliament. N. Y., Macmillan, 1886. 15+336 p. O cl. net, $2.75 'Appel, Rev. Theodore. Recollections of college life at Marshall College, from 1839 to 1845. Lancaster, Pa., Rev. T. Appel, 1886. D. cl.. $1.25. *Appleton's annual, cyclopædia, and register of important events of the year 1885, new series, v. IO. N. Y., Appleton, 1886. O. cl., subs., $5; shp., $6; hf. tky., $7; hf. rus.. $8. *Appleton's general guide to the United States and Canada: rev. for 1886, with new maps. N. Y.. Appleton, 1886. Complete in I v., pocket-book form, $2.50; in 2 v., ea., $1.25 "Appletons' hand-book of American winter resorts. New rev. ed. for 1885. N. Y., Ap. pleton, 1885. Il. and map, D. pap., 50 c. *Appleton's hand-book of summer resorts; rev. for 1886, with new maps. N. Y., Apoleton, 1886. II. D. pap., 50 c. Archer, T: By fire and sword: a story of the Huguenots. N. Y., Cassell & Co., [1886.] 5-256 p. D. cl., $1. Gives a vivid picture of the persecution of the Huguenets. The scene is laid in the city of Nimes, in the year 1744. The chief sufferers are the silk manufacturers and their friends. The narrative element is subordinate to the historical. By author of "Decisive events in history." Archie's chances; [also] A child's victory; by the author of "The Spanish brothers." N. Y., T: Nelson & Sons, 1886. 4-141 p. il. D. cl., бо с. The story of Archie Lyndon, who is early left an orphan, dependent upon his uncle's kindness. His uncle is in trade," and Archie, whose father belonged to a good family, revolts at the prospect of earning a living behind He then crushes his pride, goes into the shop, does his duty thoroughly, and finally becomes a missionary, in which capacity he stands beside his uncle's death-bed, some twenty years afterward. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] The haunted chamber: a novel. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1886.] 94 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 737:) pap.. 10 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., "The Duchess," pseud.] The haunted chamber: a novel. N. Y., G: Munro, [1886.] 3-117 p. S. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 785.) pap., 10 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Ducness," pseud.] Argles, Mrs. Marg., [" The Duchess," pseud.] pap.. 20 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess,” pseud.] Lady Valworth's diamonds; [also,] The haunted chamber. Phil., J. B. Lippincott Co., 1887 [1886.] 2+319 p. D. cl., 75 c. "Lady Valworth's diamonds " are stolen under peculiar circumstances. A young girl is found wearing them at a party; she reports having received them from a lover. Investigation proves the lover to be Lady Valworth's son of whom this young nobleman is engaged. The" is rather "piled on,' but all ends well for the young ladies, the lover ending his life in despair. "The haunt ed chamber," the second story, has already appeared in other editions in this coun ry. under an assumed name. There are two heroines, to both agony Argles, Mrs. Marg. ["The Duchess," pseud.] Lady Valworth's diamonds. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co. [1886.] 136 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 802.) pap., IO C. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] N. Y., G: Munro, Lady Valworth's dianionds. [1886.] 3-144 p. S. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 875.) pap., 20 c. the counter. A brother of his father comes on the scene, a Argles, Mrs. Marg. [" The Duchess," pseud.] Lady man who has amassed an immense fortune in the Fiji Islands. He gives Archie the chance of becoming heir to his wealth and business, which the young man refuses after deliberation, as he finds out his uncle is an infidel., Valworth's diamonds. N. Y., G: Munro, [1886.] 39 D. Q. (Seaside lib., no, 2078.) pan., 10 ç ARGLES Argles, Mrs. Marg. ["The Duchess," pseud.] Lady Valworth's diamonds. N. Y., Norman L. Munro, [1886.] 2+123 p. S. (Munro's lib., no. 661.) pap.. 10 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] Lady Valworth's diamonds; [also] Old Bobbett's ghost. N. Y., J. S. Ogilvie & Co., 1886. 160 p. D. cl., 50 c.; pap., 25 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg. [" The Duchess," pseud.] A mental struggle: a novel. Phil., J. B. Lippincott Co., 1886. 3-292 p. D. cl., 75 c. Imogen Heriot, a proud, beautiful young girl, with a deep worship for birth and station, is the one who goes through the "mental struggle." She rudely rejects a man she loves because his father's money was made in trade, and accepts one she does not love for his title and social position. The ordeal she passes through is brightly told, with the aid of many little side issues in the way of flirtations and love affairs, and a good deal of clever, amusing talk. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess," pseud.] G: Argles, Mrs. Marg., [" The Duchess," pseud.] A mental struggle: a novel. N. Y., Norman L. Munro, [1886.] 2+24 p. S. (Munro's lib., no. 555.) pap.. 20 c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., [" The Duchess," pseud.] A mental struggle: a novel. N. Y., J. S. Ogilvie & Co., [1886.] 2+245 p. S. pap., 25c. Argles, Mrs. Marg., ["The Duchess" pseud.] Ugly Barrington; [also.] Betty's visions, by Rhoda Broughton. N. Y., G: Munro, [1886.] 82 p. S. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 862.) pap., IO C. Argyll, Duke of [G: D. Campbell] and George, H: Property in land; a passage-at-arms between the Duke of Argyll and Henry George. N. Y., J: W. Lovell Co., [1886.] 3-77 p. S. (Lovell's lib., no. 796.) pap., 15 c. *Aristotle. Politics; tr. into English, with introduction, marginal analysis, essays, notes, and indices by B. Jowett. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1885. V. 1. O. cl., containing introduction and translation, $3; v. 2, notes, O. (Clarendon Press ser.) cl. $2.25. *Aristotle. The rhetoric of Aristotle; tr. with an analysis and critical notes, by J. E. C. Well. don. N. Y., Macmillan, 1886. 47+ 306 p. S. cl., net, $2. *Arizona. Opinions of Hon. Clark Churchill, attorney-general. Delivered to the 13th legislative assembly, [1885.] Prescott, Arizona Journal Print., 1885. 2+26 p. D. pap. 50 c. of the *Arkansas. Acts and resolutions general assembly, passed at the session held in Little Rock, Jan. 12th-March 28th, 1885. (By authority.) Little Rock, A. M. Woodruff, 1885. 16+262 +39 p. O. shp., $1.50. *Arkansas. A digest of the statutes, embracing all laws of a general and permanent characin force 1883, by W. W. Mansfield. Examined and approved by U. M. Rose. 4er Pub. by authority of the General Assembly. Little Rock, Mitchell & Bettis, 1884 [1885.] 16+1490 p O. shp., $9.00. *Arkansas. Supreme Court. Digest [18371884], by R. D. Hopkins and E. R. Morgan. In 2 v. V. 1: [A-K.] Des Moines, Mills Pub. Co., 1886. 31+575 p. O. shp. (for complete works), $15.00. *Arkansas. Supreme Court. Digest, by R. D. Hopkins and E. R. Morgan. [1837-1884.] V. 2. Des Moines, Mills Pub. Co., 1886. 12+5771182 p. O. shp., the complete work, $15. *Arkansas. Supreme Court. Digest of decisions, Dec. 1861-Feb., 1886; by T: J. Oliphint. Little Rock, Woodruff's Bk. and Job Office, 1886. 63+520 p. + 28 blank leaves. O. shp. *Armitage, T:, D.D. A history of the Baptists traced by their vital principles and practices, from the time of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to the year 1886; with an introduction by J. L. M. Curry, D.D. N. Y., Bryan, Taylor & Co., 1886. 900 p. il. O. cl., subs., $6; $7; hf. mor., $8.50 full mor., $12. Armitt, Annie. In shallow waters: a novel. N. Y., Harper, 1886. 217 p. S. (Harper's handy ser., no. 64.) pap., 25 c. To delineate a hero of an unusual type this story seems to have been written. Henry Dilworth belongs to English middle class life, is somewhat rough in exterior, and has few of the lighter graces of a gentleman; but at heart he is a hero, and a man of exquisite refinement and rare unselfishness. Agnes Leake meets him on the steamer There going out to Australia, to which country she is accompanying her newly married sister and brother-in-law. is a storm, the vessel runs on a rock, the newly married pair are drowned, and Agnes is rescued by Dilworth. brief residence on a desert island ensues; the couple are then found and get back to England, Dilworth in the mean A time marrying Agnes. The rest of the story deals with the chief characteristics of the married pair, Agnes' selfishness, which is hid under a most charming exterior, finally wrecking Dilworth's life. Armitt, Annie. In shallow waters: a novel. N. Y., G: Munro, [1886.] 3-202 p. S. (Seaside lib., pocket ed., no. 759.) pap., 20 c. Armour, J: M. Atonement and law; or, redemption in harmony with law as revealed in nature. 21 ed. Phil., H. B. Garner, 1886. 240 p. O. cl., $1.50. "Mr. Armour's work is somewhat in the line of Drummond's Natural law in the spiritual world,' but with more sharpness in his definitions and a closer adherence to Scripture in his argument. He does not, indeed, discuss so wide, and we must add so vague, a theme as the spirital world, but confines attention to redemption by atone ment, which he holds to be, in all its details, consonant with every idea of law."-Phila. Presbyterian. *Armour, Rev. J: M. Atonement and law. Phil., Christian Statesman Pub. Co., 1885. 240 p. O. cl., $1.50. The two books of Armstrong, G: D., D.D. nature and revelation collated. N. Y., Funk & Wagnalls, 1886. 213 p. D. cl., $1. The matters treated of are, Nature and revelation; primeval man; evolution; the Mosaic cosmogony; the Pentateuch; providence and prayer. aimed to popularize his subject, by the avoidence of all technical terms, and by condensing the discussion into as a space as possible. He is pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk, Va., and was formerly professor of chemistry and geology in the Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. small The author has *Armstrong, Rev. J. G. The Protestant Epis copal Church of the diocese of Georgia vs. Rev. J. G. Armstrong, [Jan., 1886.] Report of the case, authorized and authenticated by J. W. Beckwith, Bishop of Georgia. Atlanta, J. P. Harrison & Co.. 1886. 308 D. O. pap., $2. |