Literary Notes

Prof. Süly will discuss The Questioning Age, that perplexing period for parents, in the October Popular Science Monthly. This is the third of his Studies of Childhood, and is no less delightfulthan the two that have preceded it. The American Champagne District wül be described by Lee J. Vanee in the Popular Bcience Monthly for October. Mr. Vanee gives the history of the industry in this country, and telis how lts various processes are carried on at the present time. The Century for September is a splendld number. Everyone vrtl be interested in readtng about the school oxrursions in lermany. about a jaunt into Corsica and scores of good things Avith whicli the number is crowded. All are finely ilustrated. In selecting your winter's reading rlioose the Century. The October number of Demorest's Family Magazine, just at hand, contains a n illustrated article on "'Cadet life at West Point," which is always nn interestiug subject. But 110 less -vill be found "A failure in dress reform," and "Shall boys and girls reeed ve the same education." This number is full of interestlng and pleasing things. The next number bcglns a new A'Olume. "Why not subscribe vith the Courier ?