By Geo. W. Wingate. New York: Orange Judd Co. 1886. The wonders of the Yellowstone is now an old story, and yet it is one or those rare instances where it is not difficult to lend fresh interest to a twice-told tale. It is only recently that one may get easily to this wonderful spot, and true interest in it therefore is only just awakening. This book tells how best to get there, and to manage best when one has got there, and what best to see. It will be for many years an instructive and entertaining book to the thousands who will want to see and study the stupendous works of nature gathered together in the Yellowstone region.