is shown to be very advantageous as an incitement to the saving of wages and as a means of education in the management of business, and the general condition of those who participate in it is in every way improved. The book gives full details of the management of the societies, and thus furnishes valuable instruction to any who contemplate forming such organizations. It would seem that our American working people might advantageously adopt some measures of this kind. A SERIES of twelve Sunday evening lectures delivered last winter before the congregation of Mt. Vernon Church, Boston, by the pastor, Dr. S. E. Herrick, has been published under the title of "Some Heretics of Yesterday" (Houghton, Mifflin & Co.) The aim of the lecturer was to trace the course of the Reformation-the great revolt against traditionalism and authority, as it is defined-from its inception by Tauler in Germany to the close of Wesley's ministry in England, a period of five centuries. A history of the twelve chief Protestants who carried on the great work, one after another, - Tauler, Wiclif, Huss, Savonarola, Latimer, Cranmer, Melancthon, Knox, etc.,--forms the substance of the discourses. There is no new light thrown on their lives, nor does their story receive fresh attraction from the manner in which it is rehearsed. As a compilation of biographies of men to whom the Christian world is indebted for the purification of its religious creeds, the book has a value for readers outside the circle to which it was primarily addressed. LITERARY NOTES AND NEWS. E. P. Roe's new novel, "A Young Girl's Wooing," starts off, as announced by its publishers, with an edition of 25,000 copies. MRS. OLIPHANT's new serial story, the first installment of which will appear in the January " Atlantic," will be called "A Country Gentleman." THE "Magazine of Art," the best popular periodical of its class, begins a new volume in December. Published by Cassell & Company, New York. THE appreciation of Bayard Taylor in England is evidenced by the announcement of an edition of his "Life and Letters" (reviewed in last month's DIAL) to be brought out in London. AMONG the attractions of "Wide Awake" the coming year will be an historical series relative to Westminster Abbey, by Rose Kingsley, a daughter of Canon Kingsley. The leading serial story will be furnished by Mr. Craddock. THE "Quiver," an English periodical with a vast array of bishops and divinity doctors as contributors, is hereafter to be issued also in this country by its English publishers, Cassell & Company. It is "an illustrated unsectarian magazine for Sunday and general reading." THE biography of Poe, by Mr. G. E. Woodberry, to appear in the "American Men of Letters" series, will contain important letters from Poe and others, which have hitherto been kept private. Several episodes in Poe's career will be explained; and a fuller account will be given of his parentage, marriage, and last days, than any hitherto published. AN interesting announcement of forthcoming publications is that of "The Artist s Library," a series of valuable hand-books on the history and practical application of art, by well-known foreign writers, and published under the patronage of the Administration of Fine Arts at Paris. They are to be translated into English, edited by Mr. John Sparkes, principal of the South Kensington Art School, and published in London and New York by Cassell & Company. MR. AINGER's edition of Charles Lamb's Miscellaneous Essays and Poems, to be published at once by Macmillan & Co. in London, and simultaneously in New York by A. C. Armstrong & Son, will contain all Lamb's miscellaneous writings that he had himself selected for preservation in a permanent form, and whatever else in the shape of new materials Mr. Ainger has derived from Lamb's annotations to George Wither, his interleaved copy of which is now in the possession of Mr. Swinburne. This edition will also contain quotations from several unpublished letters of Lamb, in various hands. A VERY attractive edition of Poe's complete works is just issued by A. C. Armstrong & Son. It is in six volumes, crown octavo, printed from new stereotype plates, and illustrated by etchings from original designs by Gifford, Church, Platt, Pennell, Vandenhoff, and other artists, also fac-similes, autographs, and a new portrait of the poet. Besides Mr. Stoddard's last and complete memoir of the poet, there is included a new paper from his pen on "The Genius of Poe," which appears in no other editions.-The Art in Phoenicia, Cyprus, and Asia Minor," transsame publishers will issue this month "History of lated from the French of Georges Perrot and Charles Chipiez, in two volumes, with 500 illustrations. Harper's. French Novels, Recent. J. B. Runnion. Dial. Lakes of Upper Italy. Atlantic. Mistral's Nerto. Harriet W. Preston. Atlantic. Omar Khayyam, Vedder's Illustrations for. H.E.Scudder. Century. Sculptors of the Early Italian Renaissance. Kenyon Cox. Century. Spencer's Latest Critic. E. L. Youmans. No. Am. Review. BOOKS OF THE MONTH. [The following List includes all New Books, American and Foreign, received during the month of October, by MESSRS. JANSEN, MCCLURG & Co., Chicago.] ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS. French Etchers. Examples of the work of Corôt, Jacquemart, Vegrassat, Nehlig, Daubigny, Martial, and others. 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