=Alaska.= (MISS R. SCIDMORE.) A well written and exceedingly interesting volume. Miss Scidmore's descriptions of the various places she visited and the curious things she saw are vivid and picturesque, and one can learn more of both from her pages than from all the official reports that have been published. It is a book that ought to have a wide popularity. It is well illustrated and contains a map reduced from the last general chart of Alaska published by the Coast Survey.--_Lancaster_ (Ohio) _Gazette._ The author has a bright and pleasant style, and has the advantage of describing regions which are little known and ill understood. There are numerous illustrations.--_Boston Journal._ A pleasant book, well suited for popular circulation and a people's library; thoroughly entertaining as well as instructive.--_Boston Beacon._ =Dean Stanley with the Children.= The beautiful book now in hand will make a good many children and young people familiar with the name and work of the good Dean of Westminster.--_Chicago Standard._ The sermons here given are full of exquisite tenderness, and form admirable models for discourses of like character. Canon Farrar says that there was not one sermon ever preached by Dean Stanley which did not contain at least some one bright, and fresh, and rememberable thing. Mrs. Humphrey's sketch not only gives us an excellent idea of the man himself, but also tells us many interesting things about the great English public schools.--_Zion's Herald._ In this charming book the author makes us feel the presence of that character so dear to all who know him--Arthur Stanley, Dean of Westminster. Even from his gentle childhood his life was devoted to Christian truth and Christian history, and this volume with its information concerning the illustrious dead, who lies in Westminster, and its sermons to children is one that every Christian mother will delight to read with her boys.--_Springfield_ (Ill.) _Register._ An admirable gift book for young people is Mrs. Humphrey's volume entitled Dean Stanley with the Children.--_Boston Advertiser._ The book has a singularly beautiful moral influence which commends it to parents.--_Boston Globe._ Every mother will be glad to add this little book to the children's library, for the record it contains of the life of a strong and noble character.--_New Bedford Standard._ It is in every sense a timely as well as excellent contribution to biographical literature.--_Cleveland Leader._ Mrs. Humphrey's book _Dean Stanley with the Children_, is a book so winsome that old and young readers cannot fail to find it fascinating.--_Boston Traveller._