“Fair Harbor is one of the few places now left in the world which most people know nothing about. You may count on your fingers the men and women who have ever heard of it; and if you have the usual number of fingers, your list will come to an end first.” And in this “singularly pretty and attractive bit of the very tip end of the heel of Cape Cod” some happy summer idlers passed the delightful “week away from time” which the book records. A bit of advice: Read it. THROUGH THE GATES OF GOLD. A Fragment of Thought. By MABEL COLLINS. 16mo. Limp cloth. Style of “A Little Pilgrim.” 50 cents. “A work which is reported to be of a remarkable character will be published by Roberts Brothers in February. It is called ‘Through the Gates of Gold;’ and though by a well-known author, it was submitted to that house under conditions of the strictest secrecy, and nothing concerning the writer’s identity or nationality is to be revealed. As Roberts Brothers have had much experience in the secret-keeping business, there seems to be little prospect that the mystery surrounding the origin of the work will be penetrated. The book deals with problems of the future life in an unusual manner, and it is believed that it will make as much of a sensation as did ‘The Gates Ajar.’ Its simultaneous publication in London has been arranged for.” MARGARET OF ANGOULÊME, QUEEN OF NAVARRE. By A. MARY F. ROBINSON, author of “Emily Brontë.” MRS. SIDDONS. By Mrs. NINA H. KENNARD, author of “Rachel Félix.” Two new volumes in the “Famous Women Series,” which now comprises Lives of George Eliot, Emily Brontë, George Sand, Margaret Fuller, Mary Lamb, Maria Edgeworth, Elizabeth Fry, Mary Wollstonecraft, Harriet Martineau, Countess of Albany, Rachel Félix, Madame Roland, Susanna Wesley. Uniform library volumes. 16mo. $1.00 each. DANTE: A Sketch of his Life and Works. By MAY ALDEN WARD. 16mo. Cloth. $1.25. A delightful study of the poet’s life and works, written with remarkable clearness and lucidity both of style and arrangement. THE KERNEL AND THE HUSK. Letters on Spiritual Christianity. By the author of “Philochristus” and “Onesimus.” 12mo. Cloth. $1.50. The author of this book asserts that a belief in the miracles of Christ is not essential to a belief in Christ; and in an introduction “to the reader” he says “it is to the would-be worshippers and the doubtful worshippers of Christ that the following letters are addressed by one who has for many years found peace and salvation in the worship of a non-miraculous Christ.” FOOTPRINTS OF THE SAVIOUR. A Volume of Devotional Studies in the Life and Nature of our Lord. By the Rev. JULIAN K. SMYTH, pastor of the New-Church in Boston Highlands. One handsome 16mo volume. Cloth. Gilt top. Rough edges. $1.00; white and gold cover, in a neat box, $1.25. LAST DAYS OF MARIE ANTOINETTE.