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The "North American Review" for Ja :
uary presents these papers: :" The Revision
of Creeds Part L J, by the Rev. Newman
Smyth, d. D, the Rev. Lyman Abbott, ID d..
the Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher; Univsr-
sity Education for Women, by Professor ".
LIE Conte Stevens; "A Definition CT LIB
erty.n by Professor Isaac L Rec; Amer
can English by Gilbert II. Tucker; The
Responsibility of Progressive Thinkers, by
the Rev H. w. Thomas. ID. D; :" Blgotry
in the Medical Profession, by David Hum;
M. d: sThe Adultsra.ion of Intelligence,
By Charles L. Congdon.
1.-THE Magszne Of Art" tCsssell. Peter.
Galpin & Co, New York. is at hand for tns
current month. It is very handsomely Illus
trated. The leading articles and en-
cravings are: "Ths Cruise OF the
r ,vsr." poem by Edmund w. Goose !;
art on Wheels Muse de Clunyl, by
Richard Heath "Glesk Myths IN Grees
Art II Helen of Troy" by J. e. Hsrri-
son: "a Pre- Rsphaslite Collec ion, by
Cosmo Monkhouse +" Hogarth's House and
Tomb" by Austin Dobsop i" The Nativity
in ART br Jalia Cart wright; Veiasquez,"
bv W. Z. H.; 1.-THE Lille Bust" by Sidney
Colvin.
"The Sanitsriann for January is the first
of this admirable journal in its weekly form.
It comes now as a thin quarto full Of useful
matter. and forms q complete record Of the
progress Of sanitary science. The leading
papers for the FIST week in Janusry were
a National Legislation aud Attempts ct
Legislation on Qasrsntine, " by Professor )
L. Cabell, President National Board Of
Health; National and State Sanitation, y
by Henry I. Bgwditch, A. NJ. NJ. D.;
"Sanitary Requirements OF New York." by
J. G. Peters, NJ. D.; "Soldiers' Shoes. By
DR.. Ziegler, trsnslated by T. P. CORDIALLY,
A. NJ, NJ. D.; "Emigrsnt Inspection Ser
vice: New York Quarantine Vital Statistics
of Immigfaiion)," by VIM. Nj. Smith, NJ. d:
"House Drainage Residence OF British
Legation. Washington"
The Atlantic Monthly" for January
iHoughton, Miflio & Co., Boston) presents
this table OF leading papers Michael Ar
gelo," by H. W. Longfal.ow: An Apsn-
nine Valley" by Harriet w. Preston /: The
Ancestral Footstep Outlines of an English
Romance" by Nathaniel Hawthorne a
Summer Pilgrimage" by John G. Whittier
"An After. Breakfast Talk" by Oliver W,
Holmes; "Wagner's Psrsifsl," by Charles
d. Warner; ga Parallel" by Edith NJ
Thomas; Studies in tbs South = "Wid
Honey" by Maurice THOMPSON Z" A Strang
er. vet at Home" by L. @. Wyman "Chanct
Days in Oregon !" "Bjorostj erne Bjornson';
Stories :" ANDREW jackson and john Ran
dolph."
The popular Science Monthly" Cd
Appleton & Co., New York; for January
presents a choice selection of matter. Chief
among the papsrs are these: "Tne Greal
Comet Of 1882" by Professor G. A. Young
''ScientiGc Philanthropy" By Alfred Foul
lee; 'Traces Of Pre-1ndisn People" By
Charles G. Abbott, NJ D. Bodily Deform'
tiles in Girlhooi," by Charles Roberts, +. Z,
C.S.; ime-Keeping in London" BY E.
A. Eugler "a Mastodon in an Old Beaver
Meadow" by s. Lockwood, Phi. D.; "Curios'
tiles of Superstition" by Felix L. Oswald, 81.
D; "The Gospel Of Recreation" by Herbert
Spencer; 1.-The Influence Of Education on
Observation !" Speculative Zoology" by
Pref W. K. Brooks; Playas and Playa
Lakes" by Israel G. Russell; Scientific
Farming at Rotbsmsted,' by Manly Miles,
NJ. D /; Recent Advances in Photography,
by Captain Aboey, f. Il. s.; Sketch Of
Professor Henry Draper"
The "Overlaud Monthly" for January
california Publishing Company, San Fran
cisco), presentP, in addition to the regular
departments, these articles: Overland
"Reminiscences; "Half Dozen Words
from Baltimore to Berkeley" by D. G. Gil
man "Phosphorescepce," by Il. H.; Mu.
Culture" by Joseph LeConte; ALFRED
Tenryson, Poet Lsureste," by L. II. Rear
den; :" 0oservstiona on the New Constisu
tiop," by Theodore H. Hittell; The
Levers Sosg," by E. R. Sill; Palos
and Columbus" by Edward Everett Hale
"Corean Medical Science" by William Ell
lot Grifis; One Foot in Tlascsla. by ID.
S. Richardson 1.-THE Close of an Era" By
Niilicent Washburn Shinn ); California
Poet" by Charles S Greene f" Unsttsined,
by Ina D. Coolbrith "Kiku-A Tale oil
New Japan" by Henry Liddell.
"Harper's Magazine for January is es.
pecially bright and warm. even If the month
Is cold one. The leading articles are
ARTIST Strolls in Holland" by George FL.
Boughton, A. r. A; Living Lamps" by
Charles F. Holder; THE Anchor" by Will
lam Gibson, U. s. N; IS In Redwood Log
ging Camp" by Ernest Ingersoll; Widow
Browns Christmas" by J. 7. Trowbridge
"The Old English Seamen," by T. w. Hig.
gibson "To Meadowes," by Robert Herrick;
1.-THE Rosary of Hearts. by Mrs. Fl: NJ
Plunkett 1.-THE Ladies of st. James" by
Austin Dobsou; Tit for Tat" by Charles
Reade; 1.-THE American Dairy and It's Pos.
sibilities," by Conrad Wilson; Dick.
Christmas" by Edward Everett Hale; 1" The
Last Meeting of Pocshontas and the Great
Captain, by Margaret Preston; "The New
Years Log r bling, by Charles Phelps; ga
Christmas Thought, by A. T. L.
THE great distinguishing feature of Red.