The Rev. Dr. Philip S. Moxom of the First Baptist Church well said of Phillips Brooks, "He was a loyal Episcopalian in the very best sense in which a man can be loyal to the church of his choice; but he was not and could not be confined in the Episcopal Church. He belonged to no church or party or sect; rather he belonged to all churches and parties and sects in so far as they represent elemental truths and express elemental sympathies. The Congregationalists claimed him, the Unitarians claimed him, the Baptists claimed him, the Methodists claimed him; and the claims of all were just, because beneath all these names and party badges is the common human heart and the one universal church of God; and to that human and that church of God, Phillips Brooks belonged." The next generation will not remember the rush of his voice in the pulpit, or the warm clasp of his hand, or his kindling eye, but his influence will go on forever. As he himself said, "He whose life grows abundant grows into sympathy with the lives of fellow-men, as when one pool among the many on the seashore rocks fills itself full, it overflows, and becomes one with the other pools, making them also one with each other all over the broad expanse." For such a life there are no seashore limits; no limits of time or space. His words will have fulfilment. We shall "see him in the morning." Mrs. Sarah K. Bolton's Famous Books. "_The most interesting books to me are the histories of individuals and individual minds, all autobiographies, and the like. This is my favorite reading._"--H. W. Longfellow. "_Mrs. Bolton never fails to interest and instruct her readers._"--Chicago Inter-Ocean. "_Always written in a bright and fresh style._"--Boston Home Journal. "_Readable without inaccuracy._"--Boston Post. POOR BOYS WHO BECAME FAMOUS. By SARAH K. BOLTON. Short biographical sketches of George Peabody, Michael Faraday, Samuel Johnson, Admiral Farragut, Horace Greeley, William Lloyd Garrison, Garibaldi, President Lincoln, and other noted persons who, from humble circumstances, have risen to fame and distinction, and left behind an imperishable record. Illustrated with 24 portraits. 12mo. $1.50. "It is seldom that a book passes under our notice which we feel impelled to commend so highly to young readers, and especially to boys."--_N. Y. Observer._ "No book within our knowledge is better suited to be adopted in the rapidly growing reading-circles of our country."--_Journal of Education._ "Of this class of books we cannot have too many,--the more we have the better. This book, placed in the hands of our youth, will be worth more to them than gold."--_Christian Intelligencer._ GIRLS WHO BECAME FAMOUS.