The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-27
Publications Received.

ECLECTIC MAGAzrNE.-The Eclectic
for February has the following varied
ana iyps.srestins table .Sasce Of Of Organic Organic
Evolution" by George ]. Romanea
"Gossip of an Old Bookworm," by W.
]. Thoms; "Of Mistakes: A Consola.
tory Essay" by A. X. II. B.; "Coun.
try Life in Italy" Part H.; "Dan.
gers from Comets" by Richard A.
Proctor; "Recent Phases of JudWoph.
obia," by DR.. Hermann Adler |;
"Words Of Wisdom from Goethe )"
"George Colman, Elder and Young
err by II. Barton Baker; 1.-THE &c
eentricities' of the RICH" ola Chute
des Feuilles," from the French OF
Milleyoye; "Kith aud KIM" novel,
by Jessie Fothergill, author of "The
First VIOLIN" chapters xxixiv.-xxxix. (;
"a Day at the British Museum Read.
. ing ROOM" by Percy Fitzgerald; "a
Self.Help Society,"" "Socisl Plaques -
Jsbber," by Prof. Nichol; "Three
Burdens" by II. Somerset; "The Ad.
ventures of o War Correspondent :"
"Christmas Song;" Literary Notices !;
Foreign Literary Notes; Science and
Art. ard Miscellany.
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Attention Is invited to tho Atlantic
articles entitled "Studies In the South"
the first of which appeard In January,
and the second is In the February
issue. They are written by the an-
thor OF the article on "Certain Danger
ous Tendencies in American Life"
which attracted so much attention Of
the time of its appearance. The writer
visited the South under peculiarly
favorable circumstances for the pur-
pose of making q minute examination
OF all features of Southern social and
domestic life, industry, and manufac.
lures, as well IS the soil and climate
of the different sections, and in these
papers he aims to report with absolute
exsctness the facts as he saw them.
It is no exaggeration to say that the
articles convey a more full and salts
factory ststment of all the conditions
Of the south than has ever been made
before, and they are exceedingly pic.
turesque and interesting.
The North American Review for
February contains an able defence of
the Christian religion against the at
tacks of modern doubt and inhdelity,
by Prof. Geo. p. Fisher OF the Yale
Dayinity school. His contribution to
the controversy viii be regarded with
great interest, as furnishing the latest
statement OF orthodox views in what
may be regarded as an authoritative
form. Other articles In the February
number Of the Review are: "Do the
Spells Belong to the VictorT by Pres
ident Andrew d. White "a Remedy
for Railway Abuses" by Isaac l.. Rice |;
'sRepudiation In Virginia, by Senator
John W. johnson; and "The Lancet
and Law, by Henry Bergh.
Harpers Magazine for February is an
excellent number, containing several
articles Of much popular interest such
90 Mr.. w. II. Bishops article on "Com-
mercial, Social and Political Mexico"
Mas Anna Bowman Blake's personal
sketches of "French Political Leaders,
which is illustrated with many por-
traits, and "The American Life Saving
Service, )" by Mrs Martha ]. Lamb. OF
oourse there 10 the usual large variety
o. good reading, such ~ 10 always ex-
pected Of this ably cond noted magazine.