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THE PANSY FOR 1891. Edited by 'Pansy." Cloth $1.75; boards, $1.25. Boston: D. Lothrop Company. For saie by George Walir. The monthly vieits of Pansy to thousands and tens of thousands of homes do not in tlie least detract frora tlhe freshness and welcomness of the bound volume of tlie magazine tliat comes to quite ae large an audience at tlhe close of the year. The constiituencies of tlhe monthly instalments and of the compteted volume are quite distinct, and, oombincd, secure for Mrs. Alden's brigiht and helpful magazine a phenomenal sale. TÍie volume for 1891 is In keeping wltb the excedent record that Pansy ihas secured in prevlous years. A targe amount of editorial ad special work for the volume has of course been done by Mrs. Alden, who under her pen name of "Panay" has for o long a time brougilit lielp and sii--imt: in ptirpose and la deed to bhousande of young people all over the laad. Among other familiar naracs in t'.iis ycar's volume are Dr. PeHs !.. Oswald, Faye Huntlngton, Mrs. c. M. Livingston, Myra 8paJ-, ford, Margaret Siidney and otihera who by name or iniiials are known to thousands oí readers. Tlw first edltlon of Tlie Faith Doctor, by Edward Eggleeton, was cxbAusted the day of publication- a tad bách Be ma to indícate a atrong appreciatlon of the beet American flet.ioll. Tlie assldoious blographer of Dr. Johmeon, James Boeweil, Avould certa.inly approT of the devotion of hls owu Mograpber, Mr. Percy FitegeraW, who has ritten a full and mcfsi i taining Life of James Bíjssweli, wiiirli is to be publlahed shortly by D. Appleton & Co. Mr. Pltagerald has matle .-i book iull ol ianteresting au dot ■-. and readabl ■ througaout It wMJ contain portralte of Boswell and of Dr. Johnson. sincc the terrible warnlngs ?lven ljy rival baklng powdcr advertisers ünrough the newBpapers, the timid hooieewife hardly dares to put saH m her bread, tor fear of catehlne Balt rlK'iim.- JL'lyinoulh Mail