The May number of the Cambridge Magazine offers a very attractive list of contents. With this issue the magazine is enlarged to the size of the ordinary magazine. The list of contents is:-

Equality in a Republic. Charles W. Eliot.

Dr. Samuel G. Howe. Julia Ward Howe.

Perfect Love. (Poem). Frederick Howard Hines, LL.D.

Elmwood, the Home of Lowell, R. Sydney Duncan.

My Experience as a Convict-Part 1 (In two parts), By an Ex-convict.

When Woman Enjoys Equal Rights With Man, Mae D. Frazar.

Difficulties of Working-People, By a Workingman.

The Deputy's Daughter, Translated from the French of Georges Ohnet by John J. Kennedy.- Chapter 1; A Family Difficulty. (To be continued).

An American Woman at a German University.

Judge Thomas Hughes, Q. C.- Resolutions on his Death.

Blackbird-A Tale of Frontier Life, Translated from the French of Gustave Aimard by Archibald G. Thacher '97.- Chapter V: The Rescue. (To be continued).

Book Reviews.

The Prospect Union.

The Social Union.

Notes on Cooperation.