Literary Notes

Amoug the prince of magazines tor the little folks is Our Little Ones, always tillcij with cnlcrtuiiiiMK tilinte fur tlie .ihll dren. It is wortli its weight in silver. Tlie Husselt Pub. Co., Boston, Mass. Dri's.s. is tlie nan.ii ot' s inoiithiy BMgjft.ine devote) to the practical and the beautiful in WoiiKii'd iiud Childrens' clothinf, conducted by Annie Jenness Miller, umi piihli.-hcd by Tlie Gal lison & Hol) ron Co., New York City, at $1.50 per annuin. Kecent reports in the newspapers concerning faith cures and deaths, eaid to have beun occasioned by faith-healinjf or Christian Science doctoring, render particularly timely Dr. Buckley's article in the forlhcomininx Oentury on" 'Christian Sclenoe'and 'Mind Cure.'" Dr. Buckley is the tiditor of the Methodist Christian Advocate, and the author of the recent papan In the Ceutury on "Faith-healinx and Kindred Plienomena." Aniong the, curioKities of the forthcomming article is a " Prayer for a Dyspeptic, " printed verbatim. A niiin jr the new attractions in the musical line. Is the book called " The American Son;; and Chorus Collection." It isa jfood C4illection of songs, or solos, witb chorus parts and with accoiupaniinents lor eitlicr piano or orgun. The book will fiirnish enjoyiueut for many social evenings. The muslc is eaKy, so that it may be used at any evening party or other social gatherlng, with very little trouble, as the tunes will be quickly caught up, and the chorus parts naturally lind people to sing theiu. And it is oheap, too. It will be mailed to any address on recelpt of 6ö (tents, by Oliver DlUon & Co., Boston Mass. The price, without postage, is 50 cents. __