New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
ROSTON LITERARY NOTES.
. ,,,,,, JUVENILE MAGAZINE.

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"rRrEpoM AND FELLOW
- -, nv,,cIoNs A BOOK ny THE ARCH HERE
!. r,porcH THE YEAR." AN ANTiDofk
rop THE OTHER, BY AN EPISCOPAL miNiSi
1vpox REGULAR ooRRssfoSphN' of r"h i"'0 :.
,"Srny Nav 2O.-We are to have a new Ju-
',ea,iue in the Hub" The. laurcls OF 81 S'c"o'os
na,Ie ms cnyious and II You please, we inteha 10
,S .ome aurels too. d. Lotirop & Co.. paoi'shers' Oh
-r.rs,u have been quietly establishing surprisingly
,srgc trade especially in juveniles books They
,-here and what the rest OF the world don't p"y' INC
surday school libraries do. They think ~iereloe' '
nmagazine under their auspices viii SELL even III '
ann times and they are to about the LIST OF Va.
arst number of their new Juvenile ,nomh 70 po o
u,d. A,cntx II is 10 be edited by Miss Ela tai"an
for whom Lothrep Co. published during ~. Ss
Winter avery pleasant novel" the ~h'ie liam" US.
Farman was also the author OF an ar'oa' ~ -
xtontie signed think, D. y shes,heru' anu 'n...I
~UovTwo Gsrls tried Farming" She was one vi INC
49, -, +, - hor v,,ac,ous account Of their actual ex
~r,,ncos Yrs widely notired ard commented upon.
Nov she is going to Girl that tries EmtSlg' anu
,hs,k she -ill succeed She has secufed aremarkaoE
.o,d list q, contributors Mr. and Mn. r. r. stoddard
are among them Gel Higginson has boon engaged or IL
10 be-sopbie May beloved ofyoung people Miss AMANDA
NJ Dous,as and an honorable legion beside whose com
plete mu5terroll viii not cali. The magazine VIII DC
lavishly illustrated and when mention nary a mar
lock and Sol Eytiagr among the prominent coh'lpu
tors to this department Of the work. you will readily
made charming frontspece for the ffrs nuper WIN"
illustrates scene in the serial story by the edtress en-
titled The Cooking Club of Too-Wht Hollow me-
will he poems by good poets puzzles and puns' CHUNKS
of wisdom here aud thereal the things IN shor 'na'
yo 10 make up q firstclass juvenile magazine
pohorts BROTHERS will publish, this week, two religious
,ooks OF widely different character Or perhaps or'ho
dox believers would think ought 10 say lna oie u"
irrelIgous book inasmuch as 1t Is maze up oi cohi
tons from the great lights of Free Thought reer W
ltt, in
ton Of essays and addresses edited by committee
The Free Religious Association. Most of these addresses
have, think teen delivered at horticultural NAM anu
they form one the most brilliant COLLECTIONS Oh payers
have seen anywhere. Whether one agrees WIN 'hen
or no-and certainly do not-onc must admire the won
af ability with which some of these arch heretics
resent their views Moreover il is Impossible 10 uoup
their sincerity. They tell the truth as they see lt-anu
feel themselves much called to its uterance as ever
was prophet or seer old 1.-THE Soul of Professionalism
N O. b. Frohipg CHANTS contribution 10 the worR anu IL
il one of his most brilliant and ncsve papers. Inc
Nature Of Religion" by David A. Wasson Religion ana
Science !" by John Weiss and The Word Philanthropy
by T. W. Higginson, are among the most orin"n' W
these artccs-vhere all able The best WORK OF 'e
best minds in the Free Religious organization mas peeh
given 10 this book 1t would be avery dangerous Voiume
II free thought were dangerous, which do not peeVe
That faith seems worthless which hides itscii from
the arrow of another's doubt The virtue which has
never been tempted the fortress which has never peeh
besieced the strength which has never been essayeo
may all he genuine but their worth only be certainly
proyeu in the hour Of temptation OF conflict and OF ta
The Christian who would not remain Christian AFTER
reading all the literature of Free Religion might as wei
l~ a Pagan in the first place.
n Freedom and Fellow ship ia the Gospel Of the
Dobers the other book referred is the expression
Of a faith against which that Gospel Of Doubt has no
weapons II Is entitled Through the Year: Thoughts
relating 10 the Seasons of Nature and the Church Inc
the Rev. Horsto N Powers rector OF 81 'onn
Church, Chicago supposed. from the title, 1t would
be a volume of devotiOns; but ii is instead VOL
rnne of brief essays religious themes. 1t Is book
10 lie on the dressing of good women and to he
taken up when is tired; when one feels the wear
OF living and longs TO turn to the rest ha' remain
eth for the people Of Cod 1t is helpful book-one which
makes you stronger TO live and filter to die-a most to
Srsps and book, although the author belongs
20 a burch which is the stronghold of conservatism