Law of Cure," is intended as a text book of elementary lessons in Christian philosophy and transcendental medicine. The language chosen is simple and direct, and as free from technicalities as the somewhat abstruse nature of the subject would permit.-Carter & Karrick, 1.50

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PRUDENCE PALFREY. By T. B. Aldrich. -The reprints of our best American authors in the "Riverside Paper Series,' is a good thing, because it brings us into fresh and renewed acquaintance with old friends whom we have read and placed on our library shelves. Prudence, you will remember, or if do not, you will learn, was a bright, merry maiden of twenty that May morn we first met her, and when we know her better, we fully endorse John Dent's falling in love with her.-Houghton, Mifflin, .50

QUAINT AND CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. Selected and arranged, with brief comments, by Henry M. Brooks. --The importance of newspapers as historians, is brought very pleasantly to our notice in these quaint advertisements, which show that human nature bloomed as freely in the days of our ancestors of a century and a half ago as it does to-day. Queries for runaway husbands, escaped slaves, imported teas, interesting amusements, and bargains in neckties, oddly jostle each other in this collection.-Ticknor, .50

QUERIES WITH ANSWERS-It is in odd bits of information and happy allusions that a well informed man brightens his conversation and writings. This is suggested by the excellent arrangement of questions and answers reprinted from Queries. There are lots of them like the questions little boys "floor" you with, but here there is relief.-Sherrill & Co. 1.00.

REAR GUARD OF THE REVOLUTION. By Edmund Kirke. Three men, John Sevier, Isaac Shelby and Jas. Robertson, were the first to plant civilization beyond the Alleghanies. That they "thrice saved the country by thwarting the British plan to envelop and crush the Southern Colonies, and also frustrated the design of Spain to dismember the Union;" shows them to be a worthy theme for the historian. The story of the early settlers reckons from 1760 to 1782. A second volume as to follow.-Appleton, 1.50.

SPUN FROM FACT. By Pansy.-The title Mrs. Alden uses to show that though the filling in of her story is fictitious, the web and woof are spun from fact. Jeannie Bartlet, who from a long and painful illness became lame for life as it was supposed. Kind friends gathered in her sick room and prayed long and deeply for strength and power for the sick one, and their faithful petition was answered.--Lothrop, 1.50.

STORY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. By Lucy C. Lillie. In graceful, simple language, adapted to the minds of young readers, Miss Lillie has outlined the story of the art of music. The object has been to awaken greater interest in young students in the technique of harmony and melody. Incidentally, pretty affective anecdotes of the habits and peculiarities of noted musicians are introduced.-Harper's, 1.00 SAM LAWSON'S STORIES. By Harriet Beecher Stowe. --Fifteen Yankee stories about ghosts, gossip, horse races and other subjects which bring the shudder of fear, the laugh of appreciation, or open-eyed awe to the listening crowd around the fire-side. Many of them are familiar to us through the efforts of the peripatetic elocutionist, but they all bear rereading.-Houghton, Mifflin & Co., .50

SANTA BARBARA and Around There. By Edw. Roberts, Illust. In a few short chapters the author manages to compress a succinct, graphic picture of Santa Barbara, the beautiful sanitarium of California. A very pretty chapter to read before you lay aside "Ramona," is the illustrated description of her home. Valuable facts as to rents and tables of reference data will prove of great use to the prospective tourist.-Roberts, .75

TARAS BULBA. By Nikolas V. Gogol, with portrait of the author; 12mo.-Taras Bulba, a strong, fierce, fighting Cossack, takes his sons, on the finish of their education, off to the wars in the country beyond the Falls of the Dnieper. Their en

counters with the Tartars, Poles, and their other ememies, are described roughly and with strength. Cupid, the same god the world over gains a victory over the son Andrii, who should have been obeying the command of Mars.-Crowell, 1.00

WAR AND PEACE. A Historical Novel. By Count Leon Tolstoi. Part 2, 2 vols.-" Borodius, the French at Moscow," is the third and concluding part of War and Peace-the panoramic, historic novel of the Russian master. The burning of Moscow, the retreat of Napoleon's army, and the maneuvring of the armies is strongly described.-Gottsberger, 1.00 WON BY WAITING. A Novel. By Edna Lyell.-On the death of their father, in the terrible siege of Paris, Gaspard de Mabillon and his sister Espérance are almost forced into asking help of their grandfather, the Dean of Rilchester, who, dissatisfied at the marriage of his daughter, treats them very coldly, though he accepts Espérance into his household. After the long days go by, they win the position and affection they deserve.-Appleton, 1.50

YOUNG PEOPLE'S TENNYSON. Edited with notes and introduction, by W. J. Rolfe, A.M.; Illustrated.-Nearly two dozen of Tennyson's shorter favorites. The annotation, chiefly historical, though rhetorical notes on special words or phrase is introduced, has been cautiously given, with a view to develop original thought and observation in the young reader, instead of placing before him a cut-and-dried guide to the beauties of the verse.-Ticknor & Co., .75

Caleb Carthew, a life story, by Silas K. Hocking.-Fiction; Ward and Drummond, 1.50

Cancerous Affections of the Skin, by G. Thin, 8vo- Medicine London, 2.00

Carlyle, Some Personal Reminiscences of, by A. J. Symington, 8vo.-Biog.; London, 1.40

Cherie's Answered Prayer, a story of Southern France, by' Margaret E. Winslow,-Fict; Phil'a., 1.00

Clarendon's History of the Rebellion. Book VI. Edited by Thomas Arnold. Clarendon Press Series.-Hist; Macmillan.

Colfax Schuyler, Life of, by O. J. Hollister,-Biog,; Funk and Wagnalls.

Constructive Ethics, A review of Modern Moral Philosophy in its three stages, by W. L. Courtnay 8vo.-Science; London, 4.80

Cookery for the Sick and Convalescent, by Barbara Thomson,
Svo-Domestic Econ; London, .75

Courting of Mary Smith, by F. W. Robinson, author of
"Grandmother's Money," 3 vols-Fiction; London.
Crown Prince of Germany, a Diary, 8vo.-Biog.; London, 3 00
Dear Life, by J. E. Panton, author of " Curate's Wife," 8vo.-
Fiction; London, .75

Lisle, (Lieut) Memoir of, by the Rev. H. N. Oxenham, M. A.-
Biog., London.

De Tourzel, Duchess), Memoirs of, by the Duke Des Cars, 2 vols.-History; London, 12.80

Dictionary of German Idioms, by A. Koop,-Reference, London, 1.00

Dictionary of National Biography, edited by Leslie Stephen. Vol. VII. Brown-Burthogge, Biog.; Macmillan, 3.25 Delightful Thames, Witticisms and Verses written and illustrated by E. F. Manning, quarto.-Humor; London, 2.00 Eastern Life and Scenery, with Excursions in Asia Minor, Mytelene, Crete and Roumania, by Mrs. Walker, 2 vols., Svo.-Travel; London, 8.40

Edinburgh, Past and Present, by Rev. J S. Mill and others. -Travel; Londor, 4 20

English Church in Other Lands: or, The Spiritual Expansion of England. By the Rev. H. W. Tucker, M. A., author of "Under His Banner," etc. Religion. Dutton, .80 Eternity What Does the Bible say of It? A concordance. -Religion; Willard Tract Soc'y., .70

Fatal Bonds, by Richard Dowling. 3 vols.-Fiction; London. Fifty Years of a Good Queen's Reign, by A. H. Wall, 16 mo. -History; London, 2.40

Grammar of Volapük: The language of the world, by J. M. Schleyer,-Educ.; London, 1.25

Handbook of Christian Symbols,

-Religion; Ticknor & Co., 2.00

By Clara Erskine Clement,

Her Week's Amusement, by "The Duchess,"-Fiction; London, 2.40

Hester's Venture, by the author of "The Atelier du Lys," 3 vols. 8vo.-Fiction; London, 8.40

Hints on the Game of Golf, by Horace G. Hutchinson, 8vo. -Sport; London, .75

History of the Reformation in England. By George G Perry, M. A.-Religion; Dutton, .80

Hygiene of the Vocal Organs. A Practical Handbook for Singers and Speakers. By Morell Mackenzie, M. D.-Eloc; Macmillan, 1.50

Introduction to General Pathology, by J. B. Sutton, 8vo.— Medical, London, 5.60

Isabel Clarendon, by Geo. Gissing, 2 vols.-Fiction; London. Kerfoot (John Barrett), D,D., LL.D., Life of, by Hall Harrison, 2 vols.--Biog; Pott & Co.

Laboratory Calculations and specific-gravity tables by J. S. Adriance.-Science, Wiley, 1.00

La Plata Countries of South America, by E. J. M. Clemens.--Travel, Lippincott Co., 1.50

Last Drawing Room, by Mrs. Alex. Fraser, 3 vols.-Fiction, London.

Last Stake: A tale of Monte Carlo, by Madame Foli, 8vo.Fiction, London, 2.40

Latin Poems of Leo XIII. Done into English Verse by the Jesuits of Woodstock College.-Poetry, Murphy & Co.,

2.00

League of North and South, or Recent Episodes in Irish History, 1850-1855, by Sir Chas. G. Duffy. 8vo.-Hist.; London.

Lectures on the Physiology of Plants, by S. H. Vines. 8vo. Botany; London, 8.40

Light for the Last Day, by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Guinness-Religion, London 4.80

Lily Maid, by Geo. Waters. 3 Vols.-Fiction, London.
London in 1886. 8vo.-Reference; London, 1.00

Long Lane, A, By Ethel Coxon, author of "A Basil Plant," 2 vols.-Fiction; London.

Luminiferous Aether. De Volson Wood.-Van Nostrand, .50 Marriage of Convenience, by Harriett Jay.-Fiction; London, 1.40

Mathemetical Wrinkles for Matriculants by Dr. W. T. Knight. 12mo.-Education; London, 1.00

Melita: A Turkish Love Story, by Louise M. Richter, 8vo.Fiction; London, 2 40

Memorials of the Craft of Surgery in England by J. F. South. -Medical; London, 8.40

Men, Women and Progress, by the late Emma H. Woodward. 8vo.-Essays; London, 3.00

Miscellanies, by John Morley; vol. 3. 8vo, new ed.-Essays; London; 2.00

Mr. Desmond, U. S. A., by John Coulter.-Fiction; McClurg & Co., 1.00

Nature and Art, by Mrs. Inchbald.-Fiction; Cassell, .10

New Chapter in the Story of Nature, by C. B. Radcliffe. -Science, London, 2.40

Normans in South Europe, by Prof. J. W. Barlow, 8vo.-History; London, 3.00

North Country Flies, by T. E. Pritt, with 1 plates of handcolored illust., 8vo, second edition.-Sport; London, 4.20 Northern Lily: Five Years of an Uneventful Life, by Joanna Harrison.-Fiction; Macmillan, .50

Numbers Illustrated and Applied in Languages, Drawing and Reading Lessons, by A. J. Rickoff and E. C. Davis.-Education; Appleton, .42

Optimism of R. W. Emerson, by W. F. Dana.-Criticism; Cup ples, Upham .20

Other Side, The. A social study based on fact, by M. A. Foran.-Fiction; Ingham, Clarke & Co., 1.25

Our Irish Song Birds, by C. W. Benson, 8vo.-London, 1 60 Our Radicals: A tale of Love and Politics, by Col. Burnaby, 2 vols, 8vo.-Fiction; London.

Philosophy of the Supernatural, by W. H. Platt, D.D., LL.D. --Religion; E. P. Dutton & Co., 2.50

Poems and Ballads, by Mrs. Sewell, with Memoir by Miss E. B. Baylay. 2 vols., 12mo.-Poetry, London, 3.00

Politics and Letters, by T. H. S. Escott, 8vo -Politics; London.

Pompeii, Descriptive and Picturesque, by W. Butler, 8voTravel; London, 2.00

Primrose Dame, A: the Story of an Election, by Mervyn L. Hawkes, 8vo.-Fiction; London, .50

Private Treatment of the Insane, by E. East, 8vo.-Medicine; London, 1.25

etc.

Psychology: The Cognitive powers, by James McCosh, D.D.,
LL.D., author of "Intentions of the Mind,"
Science; Scribner's, 1.5>

Questions in English History, 1750, by Oxon, 8vo.-History;
London, 1.40

Raeburn. Sir Henry, Life of R. A., with portraits and appendex, by his great-grandson, W. R. Andrew, 3vo.-Biog. London, 4.20

Rambles in Naples: An archeological and historical guide to the museums, galleries, etc. 3d edit. maps, plans, etc.Reference; London, 1.25

Rear Guard of the Revolution, by J. R. Gilmore, (Edmund Kirke) author of Among the Pines." 12mo.-Fiction; Appleton, 1.50

Regional Surgery, by F. A. Southam, Part 3, 8vo.-Medical; London, 2.80

Reichenbachia, by F. Sander. Orchids, illustrated and described, part 1, illust., Folio.-Botany; London, 3.00 Reminiscences of an Attaché, by H. E. H. Jerningham, 8vo.--Biog; London, 2.00

Romance of Mathematics, by P. Hampson, M.A., 8vo.-London, 1.40

Saint Mungo's City, by S. Tytler, 12mo.-Fiction; London,

1.00

Sea Painter's Log, by Robert C. Leslie, 8vo, Illust.-Travel; London, 4.80

Silver Rags, by Willis Boyd Allen, author of "Pine Cones." -Juvenile; Lothrop & Co., 1.00

Some Laws in God's Spiritual Kingdom, by Bishop Wilkinson, 12mo.-Relig.; London, 1.40

Sporting Fish of Great Britian, with notes on Ichthyology, by H. Cholmondeley Penell, illust, with 16 lithographs of tish in gold, silver and colors, 8vo.-Sport; London, 6.00

St. Briavels, by Miss Mary Deane, 3 vols.-Fiction; London. Studies in the Literary Relations of England and Germany in the Sixteenth Century, by C. H. Herford.-Literary Crit; London, 3.60

Suggestive Lessons in Practical Life, designed to train the young to thoughtfulness and intelligence through observation of the fact of the world's industry and skill, 8vo.Educ.; London .75

Synopsis of Therapeutics, by R. S. Atchison, 18mo.-Medical;
London, 1.20

Tactical Studies from the Franco-German War, 1870-'71, by
Capt. F. G. Stone, 8vo,-Science; London, 12.00
Twilight Verses, by D. Tompkins, 8vo.-Poetry; London, .75
Under Two Fig Trees, by H. F. Lester, Illust.-Fiction; Lon-
don, 1.40

United, by A. P. Simett.-Fiction; London.

Wanted an Heir, by C. L. Perkis, 12mo.-Fiction; London,

1,00

Wear and Tear of London Life, by Robson Roose, 8vo.-Essays; London, .50

Wesley, Susanna, by Eliza Clarke.-Biography; London, 1.40 Year with the Birds, by an Oxford Tutor.-Nat. Hist; Lon. 2.00

EDUCATION.-Grammar of Volapük; Mathematical Wrinkles; Numbers; Queries and Answers; Suggestive Lessons. ELOCUTION.-Hygiene of Vocal Organs.

ESSAY'S & MISCELLANIES.-Men, Women and Progress; Miscellanies; Open Air; Quaint and Curious Advertisements; Wear and Tear.

FICTION-Allegiance; Alton Locke; Betwixt and Between; Caleb Cushing; Cherie's Answered Prayer; Childhood, Boyhood, Youth; Choy Susan; Courting of Mary Smith; Cruise of the Alabama; Cynic Fortune; Daughter of the Gods; Dear Life; Effie Ogilvie; Fatal Bonds; Fight for a Fortune; Her Week's Atonement; Hester's Venture; In no Man's Land; Isabel Clarendon ; Justina; Kidnaped; Last Drawing Room; Last Stake; Lily Maid; Long Lane; Long Run; Marriage of Convenience; Melita; Misfits and Remnants; Missing Bride; Moonlight Boy; Mr. Desmond, U. S. A.; Northern Lily; Not in the Prospectus; Other Side; Our Radicals; Pilot Fortune; Primrose Dame; Prudence Palfrey; Rear Guard; Romance of Mathematics; Spun from Fact; St. Briavels; St. Mungo's City; Under Two Fig Trees; United; Wanted an Heir; War and Peace; Won by Waiting.

HISTORY.-Clarendon's History of the Rebellion; Crown Prince of Germany; De Tourzel, (Duchess;) Fifty Years of a good Queen's Reign; Germany, League of North and South; Normans in South Europe; Norway; Questions in English History.

HUMOR.-Delightful Thames; How to be Witty; Under Two Fig Trees.

JUVENILE.-In No Man's Land; Silver Rags.

LITERARY CRITICISM.-Optimism of R. W. Emerson; Studies in the Literary Relations of England and Germany. MEDICINE.-Cancerous Affections of the Skin; Divine Law of Cure, Esoteric Christianity; Introduction to Pathology; Memorials of the Craft of Surgery; Private Treatment of the Insane; Regional Surgery; Synopsis of Therapeutics. MUSIC.-Story of Music.

NATURAL HISTORY.-Our Irish Birds; Year with the Birds.

POETRY.-July; Latin Poems of Leo XIII; Legends and Lyrics; Poems and Ballads; Twilight Verses; Young Folks Tennyson.

POLITICS.-Labor Problem; Letter to Cleveland; Politics and Letters.

REFERENCE.-London in 1886; Rambles in Naples. RELIGION.-Aid to the Study of Moral Philosophy; Bible and Belief; Eternity; English Church; History of the Reformation in England; Handbook of Christian Symbols; Jewish Altar; Light for the Last Day; Philosophy of the Supernatural; Plain Words; Some Laws in God's Spiritual Kingdom.

SCIENCE.-Constructive Ethics; Laboratory Calculations; Lectures of the Physiology of Plants; Luminiferous Aether; New Chapter in the Story of Nature; Primitive Mind Cure; Tactical Studies from the Franco-German War.

SPORT.-American Salmon Fishing; Book of Duck Decoys; Hints on the Game of Golf; How to Handle Vicious Horses; Percheron Horse; Sporting Fish of Great Britain.

TRAVEL.-Accounts of the Gypsies of India; Eastern Life and Scenery; Edinburgh, Past and Present; India Revisited; Lake George; La Plata Countries; Norway; Pompeii; SeaPainter's Log.

"Read periodicals, not idly and wastefully, but so as to keep up with the truth of the present, as well as to learn the truth of the past. See as many journals as possible, learn to choose what is valuable and skip the rest."-J. B. PERKINS.

The following is a list of the Magazines and Reviews indexed in Book CHAT each issue. Please note that the index is by subject, and is up to date on current magazines. Additional periodicals will be added to this list each month, so that it may be kept as full and complete as possible.

Titles to articles in the French, German, Spanish and Italian reviews are translated, and given under subject with the English articles.

Magazines of June received too late for notice in last issue are noted here.

Quiver.

Reformed Quart. Rev.
Revue Chrétienne.
Revue des deux Mondes.
Revue Historique.
Revista Contemporanea.
Revista de Espana.
Sanitarian.

Scottish Church.
Scottish Review.
Shakespeariana.
Southern Bivouac.
St. Louis Magazine.
St. Nicholas.
Sunday at Home.
Sunday Magazine.
Temple Bar.
Theatre.

Time.

Tinsley's Magazine.
Unitarian Review

Van Nostrand's Magazine.
Walford's Antiquarian.
Welcome.

Welcome Hour.

Westminster Review.

Westermann's Mon. Hefte. Wide Awake.

Total....130

Chambers's.

Boats, Combination Row & Sail...C. M. Douglas-Am. Canoe.
Coracle
.....Chambers's.
Bohemia, John the Blind, King of...... A. Cohausen-Westerm.
Botany, Books on Fungi.. .......C. E. Bessey-Am. Nat.
Brayton, Dr. S. N........... Sellye A. Willson-Mag. W. Hist.
Bribery, Ancient and Modern...
Bridge, Forth..

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Quart. Rev. .W. S. Dalgleish-Good Words.

on Thames, near the Tower.. Burke, Edmund. Caldecott, Randolph.. California, Sahara of.. University of. University of.. Camels, Phylogeny of... Canada, Political History of.. Romanism in.. Toryism in..

Naut. Mag. Aug. Birrell-Cont. Rev. Manches. Quarterly.. H. D. Groot-Overland. J. Miller-Golden Era. H. Strebin-Golden Era. E. D. Cope-Am. Nat. .G. Smith-XIX Cent. .D. H. MacVicar-Presbyt. Rev. John Carrick-Mag. Am. Hist. Jas. A. Finch-Cath. World. .C. E. Norton-Princeton Rev.

.E. Ingersoll-Chaut. E. L. Sturtevant-Am. Nat. Walter Buell-Mag. W. Hist.

Cantu Césare.
Carlyle, Recollections of..
Cattle, Ranching in America..
Celery, History of..
Chandler, Zachariah.
Charity, Infirm City Children...... W. Mitchell-Good Words.
Charles, IV., Private Life, ....J. Favier--(June)—Revue Hist.
Children, Animal and Plant Lore of..F. D. Bergen-Pop. S. M.
.A. L. Ramsey-Fop. Sci. Mo.
Jour. of Educ.
Sanitarian.

44

Brain of...

Education of.

66

Health of..

Infirm City.
China and the West

Grass-Cloth.
Immigration.....

46

in San Francisco..

Modern....

Wm. Mitchell-Good Words.

Quart. Rev. Chambers's.

Prof. E. W. Gilliam-No. Am. Rev.

......Cornhill.

J. N. Jordan-ATX Cent.

Welcome.

.C. F. Cumming-Time. Bapt. Mag.

.A. S. Packard-Am. Nat.
.Th. Johnson-Mag. W. Hist.
J. R. Skinner-Path.
Church Q. Rev.
..Knowl.

History of Interpretation
How it came to Us...
Idyls of Theocritus, and.. W. M. Fullerton-Unit. Rev.
Interpretation in 2d Century............Church Q. Rev.
Judas at the Supper.........P. Anstadt-Luth. Q. Rev.
Light from Egyptian Antiq..G. Seyffarth-Luth. Q. Rev.
Light of Scripture.. E. V. Gerhart-Ref. Q. Rer.
.Marcus Dods-Expos.
Prof. C. H. Toy-Unit. Rev.
E. Wentworth-Meth. Rev.

Literature on New Test.. Maccabean Psalms.

Music in the Revision.

Place of the Apocalypse...E. D. Simons-Bapt. Q. Rev.

..N. Porter-New Eng.
G. S. Mott-Presbyt. Rev.
.S. A. Seaman-Meth Rev.

Expansion of English. ......J. Martineau-Cont. Rev.
Hour Glasses in........Wm. Andrews-Home Chimes.
Malmesbury Abbey..
W. M. Adams-Quiver.
Bapt. Mag.

Pew-Rent System..

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66

Romanism in Canada. . D. H. MacVicar-Presbyt. Rev.
Seminary of Reformed.. Rev. T. Appel-Ref. Q. Rev.

Women of Primitive..
Work in Cities...
Civil Service Reform..
Civil War, Cedar Mountain.

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.(June 10) Revue Chret. H. M. Bartlett-Church Mag.

....G. W. Green-Forum.

A. E. Lee-Mag. Am. Hist. Defence of Charleston.. Beauregard-Vo. Am. Rev. During Antietam Week.... Maria Blunt-Century. Fighting Farragut.. B. Kennon-Century, Fort Sumter... F. G. de Fontaine-Sou. Biv. Historical Letters. No. Amer. Rev. Missouri Campaign. R. H. Musser-Sou. Biv. Mistake of Beauregard..W. R. Taylor-No. Am. R. Occupation of New Orleans........A. Kautz-Cent. Surrender of New Orleans M. A. Baker-Cent. Thomas at Chattanooga....... W. F. Smith-Cent. Clay, Henry, Speeches of........C. H. Peck-Mag. Am. Hist. Copenhagen, Denmark..

"Crackers" of the South. Crimea, Experiences in. Darwin, Galileo and the Pope Deaf, Horace Mann School Detroit, Mich.....

.Jas. Baker-Cassell's. .C. W. Wood-Argosy. .7. Cocke-B'klyn Mag. .L. Oliphant-Blackwood's. R. A. Proctor-Knowl. .A. C. Jennings-Chaut.

..Jas. V. Campbell-Mag. W. Hist. Dexter (Rev. H. M.) Letter to...A. Richmond-No. Am. Rev. Dogs, Modern Fox Hound.

Royal Buck Hounds. Drama, "Little Drury Lane".

Baily's. Baily's.

..H. B. Baker---Gent's Mag. H. Merivale Temple Bar. H. L. Benwell-Amat, Work,

Drama, The Beggar's Opera.
Drummond's Natural Law..
Dublin, Ireland..
Dugall, Sir William.
Earthquakes..

Parthenon, Erecthion...... De Morey-Nouvelle Revue. Progress of... Greeley Expedition Greene, Jos. C.

American. C. G. Rockwood, Krakatoa Waves.

Education, American Schools

Boston Primary Schools.. L. P. Hale-Lend a Hand.
Evening Schools...... Rev. F. Willis-ATX Cent.
German High Schools.
Jour. of Educ.
.S. Jackson-Lend a Hand.

in Alaska.

.....H. Houssaye-Chant. Ellice Hopkins-Sunday MagJ. H. Seymour-Mag. W. Hist.

Grillparzer, Diary of travels of.. E. Schmidt-Nord und Sud.
Hall, Bishop and His Times
Handwriting..

..Church Q. Rev. A. W. Mackenzie-Eng. Ill. Mag. Hanson, Christian Goldsmith's Niece).. Church Mag

Harte, Bret, Literary Decline...... Bon Gaultier-Golden Era. Health, Exercise and...... Prof. E. L. Richards-Pop. Sci. Me. Dr. I. J. Curtiss-Sanitar.

Hygiene of Nature.

Heath, Mass. Heligoland in.

Sanitar.

Sanitar. ...Ehren. Jour. (2197)-Littell's.

Lipp.

S. W. Duffield-New Eng. F. C. Burnand-Fortnightly. J. H. Dubbs-Ref. Q. Rev. R. R. Doherty-Chaut. R. E. Protheroe-Longman's. T. Roosevelt-Century. ..Lond. Q. Rev. Alice M. Fenn-Art. Jour. F. J. Crowest-Cassell's.

Miccrocus Pasteuri. Hymns, Christian Gellert's.

O. Silvestri-Nuova Antol. \ P. H. Wickstead-Chris. Ref. Doctrine of....Ch. Secrétan (June 10) Revue Chret. Story of Creation.

Cassell's. Welcome Hour.

(June) Jour. R. M. S.

Sunday at Home. Sunday at Home.

Edward Clodd-Knowl. ......Mind in Nature.

.E. B. Mitchell-Eng. Ill. Mag. F. G. Heath-Illust.

J. M. Oxley-Mag. Am. Hist. H. P. Wells-Harper's. J. G. Wood-Argosy.

R. Hitchcock-St. Nicholas.

F. Wills-Cont. Rev. W. W. Fenn-Lond. Soc'y. Macmillan's.

.S. W. Duffield-Presbyt. Rev.

.A. Heart-Century. ....C. K. Cooke-AZA Cent. H. Ehrich-Nord und Süd. Naut. Mag. Lewis Stuart-Mind in Nat. (June) Preus. Jahr.

New Hebrides and
Franz, Robert ..
Franklin, Sir John, Monument to..
Fraser, Prof. John...
Frederick the Great, Colonies of.
Free Trade, H. George on..
Frick, H. C.

Frost affecting Roadways.
Fry, Elizabeth...

Gambetta, Brain of.

Gayarré, Chas..

Gems, Turquoise.

R. H. Newton-Unit Rev. H. K. James-Mag, W. Hist.

Van Nost. Blackwood's. ....Am. Nat.

P. H. Hayne-Sou. Biv. Jos. Macmillan-Cosmop.

Bapt. Mag.

Venantius Fortunatas..S. W. Duffield-Presbyt. Rev. India, before Mohammedan Conquest. J. Hutton-Asia. Q. R.

Sir Louis Jackson-Asia. Q. Rev.
Rev. J. Nichols-Luth. Q. Rev.

Coins of Hindu Kings. J. F. Fleet-(June) Ind. Antiq.
Indragonian and Grammarians.......(June) Ind. Antiq
English Gypsy Index. .G.A.Guerson-June) Ind. Antiq.
Myths of..

Marriage in Bengal.

Occupation of Perim..

"Stella Occidens "-Knowl. H. H. Risley-Asia. Q. Rev.

R. L. Playfair-Asia. Q. Rev. Dr. M. Mitchell-Sunday at H. Rev. Bishop Hurst-Meth. Rev.

Princes and People of...Sir Ispel Griffin-Asia. Q. Rev.

Revisited..

Samuel Smith-Cont. Rev. Sacred Books of Quart. Rev Taj Mahal... .......J. F. Hurst-Chant. Indian Storyland. J. S. Payne-Church Mag. Indo-China and France A. Heard-Century. Inquisition, The.. Rev. L. R. Dunn-Meth. Rev. Insanity and Crime. .S. W. North-Jrl. Men. Sci. Appetite in. J. A. Campbell-Jrl. Men. Sci. Children in Asylums..W. W. Ireland-Jrl. Men. Sci. St. John Ambulance Classes..

Slave-making Ants

An Irish View.

Behind the Scenes.

Chambers's.

W. H. Gibson-Harper's. .M. Treat-Wide Awake.

Irish Question, Amer. Lessons on Home Rule......Cont. Rev.

Colonial Home Rule..G. B. Powell--Nat. Rev.

English Crisis......R. Bonghi-Nuova Antol.

"Wanderer "-Time.

Fortnightly.

A. Flesch-St. Louis Mag. .....(June) Preus. Jahr. .J. T. Alling-Cosmop. Leisure Hour. Prof. H. Schwarz-Pop. Sci. Mo. W. Holmden-Mag. of Art. Early Proto-Ionic Capital. .J. T. Clarke--Am. J. Arch. Islanders of..

Greece, Art in...

Home Rule in 18th Cent..F. B. Harrison-Fort.

.R. Staples-Fort,