LITERARY NOTICES by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Sep 4, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 43.

LITERARY NOTICES.

By Editor

Home and Country, of New York, will appear in July and thereafter among the illustrated magazines. Its specialties will be Literature, War History, Finance and Industrial Progress. Among the interesting features of the first number are descriptions of the trial trips of the Clermont and Orleans, the first steamers navigating the Hudson and Mississippi; a full yet concise discussion of Senator Peffer's bill for the nomination and election of Presidents by direct vote of the people, written by its author; several well-written articles upon Finance and Trade, adapted to the understanding of ordinary readers; reminiscences of Grant and Lincoln; short stories, and a full-page illustration of the Battle of Atlanta. The subscription price of the magazine is $2.00 per year, and it may be clubbed with any $1.00 weekly or monthly in the country without extra cost. At the former price a U. S. Postal Guide will be given to each subscriber to the magazine. 96 and 98 Maiden Lane, New York.

No. 3 of Bible Students' Library is a pamphlet of more than ordinary value. Its title is "Views of National Reform," being a combination of thirteen choice tracts collected under one cover for convenience of preservation and reference. In other words, it is thirteen different "views" of the so-called National Reform movement, by different authors, treating upon as many different phases of the subject. In no other volume of its size is so much light from various standpoints thrown upon the certain results of this now popular effort to change the form of our government into a union of Church and State. Everyone, whether now interested in the issue or not, should have a copy. It costs but 15 cents, postpaid. Address, Pacific Press Publishing House, Oakland, Cal.; 43 Bond Street, New York; 18 West Fifth Street, Kansas City, Mo.