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THE I.ATEST STUDIES ON INDI.VN RES EKVATIONö. By J. B. HarrUon, autlio of 'Certaln Dangerous Tendencias lu Ainer lean Life," Etc. Phlladelphla : Indlan Klghts Assoclatlon. This book consists of descriptive notes on the following rest r vatio as: The Rosebud and Piiie Uidge, In Soutliern Dakota, Oumha, Wiunpbajro and Santee, in Nebraska; Yankton, Lower ISrtile, Crow Orcek, Cheyenne Rlver and Standlnjj Koek, in Dakota; the Crow lïeservation, in Montana; Yukima, and NiMpially and Skokonii.-h, in Washington Territory ; and the Klamath Rescrvation, in Southern Oregoa. The cloalng chaptera are composed of oplaisna o the uuthor apon wlial he saw. It is au intiTtstinr liltlc volume. HOMANISM TUK DANGER A1IKAI). The Keasou wliy a (jood Roman UiUholle Cannot be a Uood Citizen of this Repubilc. l!y A. J. Grover. Chicago : Cralg & liarlow. Cloth, prlce, 75 cents. This book appears to have been written "under a profound conviction that Romanism is the insidious enemy of liberty, and most serious menace to the republic. Tlie free school systein is in (langt r. Itomaiiism has votes to be cast as a unit These votes ai e mcessaiy in national elections, and in most local clections, to party tuonefij whichcver arty wil] promise to do tlie most for Homanisin, will get tliem. lleic liet the danger. l'olilicians liave already silriiccd or .-nlidlacd t lic Proteatant pulpit and tlie parliun pma, As in the ilays when sluvery rulid everybody intcrested in the suecess af ¦ piirty satan to RomaniMt. The imtional pollcy as to slavery almoat cost tlie lile Of the ropubllc. 'i'here is ten times the danger to our frea loatltnUooa from BaManlav new, taal thora was tnnn slavery in 1S51." The author takes an extrema view of the case, howcver. In a free country a citizen has a rigM to worsliip Ood is his eoaaclenca may diutute, and it will taka different argument from that advanced to convince the pople generally that a good Koman Catholic cannot be a good eitlzeo of tliia republic.