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BU LLETIN 



Books in the Various Departments 



Literature and Science 



ADDED TO TH 



PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI, 



DURING THE YEAR 



1886. 




cincinnati: 
Published by the board of Managers. 

C. SovExt u Co., FxmrrERB. 
1887. ^j 



PREFACE. 



The following catalogue coDtains the titles of the principal books purchased for and presented 
to the Library during the year 1886. It consists of nine classified " Monthly Bulletins/' a subject 
index, and an index of authors, anonymous works and collections. 

As in the volume for 1885, the classification is simply for convenience, not at all pretending to 
scientific or bibliographical perfection. As a key to the most recent additions to the Library, it will 
be found serviceable. Friends of the Public Library will confer a favor, if they will kindly com« 
municate to the Librarian the correction of any error they may discover in the Bulletins, or the 
authorship of any works treated as anonymous, or the name of any person entered only under 
initials or under a pseudonym. ALBERT W. WHELPLBY, 

Librarian. 



NOTES AND NOTICES. 



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The following catalogues arc now for sale : 

The general catalogue of 1871. (xii-f 644 pages.) 
Price reduced to . . . . $1.00 



Catalogues published since 1876: 

1. Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene (Public and Private),. 

Botany, Chemistry, Microscopy and Physic*?, (iv-j- 
64 pages.) Price 2o cents. 

2. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and fc3cience added during 1878. (iv-|-196 pages.) 

Price 50 cents. 

3. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1879. (viii -}- 292 
pages.) Price 75 cents. 

4. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1880. (viii-)-307 
pages.) Price 75 cents. 

5. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1881. (viii -\- 217 
pages.) ...... Price &0 cents. 

6. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1882. (viii 4-219 
pages.) Price 50 cents. 

7. Bulletin of Books ii^he various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1883. (viii -{-146 
pages.) Price 35 cunts. 

8. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1884. (viii -|- 145 
pages.) . . . Price 35 cents. 

9. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1885. (viii -f 146 
pages.) Price 35 cents. 

10. Bulletin of Books in the various departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1886. (viii 4-164 
pages.) Price 35 cents. 

11. Catalogue of the Columbia Branch Library. (ii4-20 

pages.) Price 10 cents. 

12. Catalogue of the Cumminsville Branch Library, (ii-f 

22 pages.) Price 10 cents. 

13. Dramas and Dramatic Poems. (192 pages.) Price 50 cts* 

14. English Prose Fiction. (vi-f248 pp.) Price 45 cents. 

1 5. French Prose Fiction. Catalogue des Conien^ Nouvelles 

et Romans franr,aiH. (iv-|-36 pages.) Price 20 cents. 

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17. Index to the Present Location of the Books included 

in the printed catalogue of 1871. (52 pages.) 

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1 9. Subject Index to the Location of Books and Pamphlets. 

(ii-f 62 pages.) .... Price 20 cents. 

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The following is a list of the principal abbreviations of 
places of publication found in the Bulletins : 



Alb. 

Alex. 

Altenb. 

Amster. 

And. 

Ant. 

Asch. 

Augsb. 

Bait. 

Bas. 

Ber. 

Biele. 

Bir. 

Blanken. 

Bol. 

Bost. 

Brand. 

Braun. 

Brem. 

Bres. 

Brook. 

Brux. 

BufiT. 

Cam. 

Carls. 

Cass. 

Char. 

Chic. 

Cin. 

CI eve. 
Col. 

Copen. 

Coth. 



Albany. 

Alexandria. 

Altenburg. 

Amsterdam. 

Andover (Mass.) 

Antwerpen. 

Aschafienburg. 

Augsburg. 

Baltimore. 

Basel. 

Berlin. 

Bielefeld. 

Birmingham (£ng.) 

Blankenburg. 

Bologna. 

Boston (Mass.) 

Brandenburg. 

Braunschweig. 

Bremen. 

Breslau. 

Brooklyn (N.Y.) 

Bruxelles. 

Buffalo (N.Y.) 

Cambridge. 

Carlsruhe. 

Cassel. 

Charleston (S.C.) 

Chicago. 

Cincinnati. 

Cleveland (O.) 
Columbus (O.) 

Copenhagen. 

Cothen. 



NOTSS AND NOTIOE8. 



NOTS8 AND NOTIOS8. 



Darm. 

Daven. 

Dav. 

Doroh. 

Dres. 

Dub. 

Duisb. 

DiUsel. 

Edin. 

Eisen. 

Eiil. 

Elb. 

Erf. 

Erl. 

Ex. 

Frankf. a. M. 

Frauenf. 

Freib. 

Freib. i. Br. 

Oies. 

Glai. 

Gor. 

Gott. 

Greifs. 

Gron. 

Giit. 

Hag. 

Ham. 

Hann. 

Harb. 

Harl. 

Harris. 

Hart. 

Heidel. 

Heil. 

Hert. 

Herto. 

Hild. 

Indian. 

Innib. 

Iser. 

Karls. 

Karlst. 

Kass. 

Konigs. 

Lane. 

Lang. 

Lans. 

Leid. 

Leip. 

Leyd. 

Lieg. 

Liv. 

Lond. 

Louis. 

Mad. 

Magd. 

Manch. 

Mann. 

Mar. 

Marb. 

Man. 



Darmstadt. 

Davenport (Iowa.) 

Dayton (O.) 

Dorchester. 

Dresden. 

Dublin. 

Duisburg. 

Dusseldorf. 

Edinburgh. 

Eisenach. 

Eisleben. 

Elberfeld. 

Erfurt. 

Erlangen. 

Exeter (N..H.) 

Frankfurt am Main. 

Frauenfeld. 

Freiburg. 

Freiburg im Breisgau. 

Giessen. 

Glasgow. 

Gorlitz. 

Gottingen. 

Greifswald. 

Groningen. 

Gutersloh. 

S'Grayenhage. 

(The Hague.) 

Humburg. 

Hannover. 

Harburg. 

Harlem. 

Harrisburg (Fa.) 

Hartford (Conn.) 

Heidelberg. 

Heilbronn. 

Hertford. 

S'HertogenboBch. 

Hildesheim. 

Indianapolis (Ind.) 

Innsbruck. 

Iserlohn. 

Karlsruhe. 

Karlstadt. 

Kassel. 

Konigsberg. 

Lancaster (Pa.) 

Langensalza. 

Lansing (Mich.) 

Leiden. 

Leipzig. 

Ley den. 

Liegnitz. 

Liverpool (Eng.) 

London. 

Louisville (Ky.) 

Madrid. 

Magdeburg. 

Manchester (Eng.) 

Mannheim. 

Marietta (O.) 

Marburg. 

Marseille. 



Melb. 

Middle. 

Mil. 

Milw. 

Mind. 

Maih. 

MiLn. 

Mans. 

K. Hav. 

N.Y. 

Nash.^ 

Neuw. 

Newp. 

Nord. 

Nordl. 

North. 

Norw. 

Nilrn. 

Olden. 

Oxf. 

Pader. 

Par. 

Pawl. 

Phil. 

Pitte. 

Port. 

PoU. 

Prov. 

Regens. 

Rich. 

Roch. 

Rost. 

Rotter. 

St. Glairs. 

St. Peters. 

San Fran. 

Sav. 

SchafT. 

Schleus. 

Shrews. 

Springf. 

Stral. 

Strasi. 

Stutt 

Sulz. 

Syr. 

Tub. 

Utr. 

Wash. 

Wies. 

Wilkes. 

Wilm. 

Witten. 

Wolfen. 

Wore. 

Wurz. 

zar. 



Melbourne (Auit.) 

Middlebury (Conn.) 

Milan. 

Milwaukee (Wia.) 

Minden. 

Mtilheim. 

Mfinchen. 

M^lnster. 

New Haven (Conn.) 

New York. 

Nashville (Tenn.) 

Neuwied. 

Newport (B.L) 

Nordhausen. 

Nordlingen. 

Northampton (Mass.) 

Norwich (Conn.) 

N urn berg. 

Oldenburg. 

Oxford (Eng.) 

Paderborn. 

Paris. 

Pawling. 

Philadelphia. 

Pitteburg (Pa.) 

Portland (Me.) 

Potsdam. 

Providence (R. I.) 

Regensburg. 

Richmond (Va.) 

Rochester (N. T.) 

Rostock. 

Rotterdam. 

St. Clairsville. 

St Petersburg. 

San Francisco. 

Savannah (Ga.) 

Schaflfbausen. 

Schleusingen, 

Shrewsbury, 

Springfield. 

Stralsund. 

Strassburg. 

Stuttgart. 

Sulzbach. 

Syracuse (N. Y.) 

Tubingen. 

Utrecht. 

Washington. 

Wiesbaden. 

Wilkeibarre. 

Wilmington (S. C.) 

Wittenberg. 

Wolfenbfittel. 

Worcester (Mass.) 

Wurzburg. 

Zurich. 



All new books added to the Library, are first placed on 
exhibition in a special case in the Main Hall, where they 
can be obtained before they are transferred to their proper 
shelves in the alcoyeB. 



DIRECTIONS. 

In order to And whether any detired work is in this catmlogue, if the author ii known, coninli the index of Authon, 
beginning at page UK. 

In ord^r to find what works on any giTen subject are in this catalogue, consult the Index of Subjects on the oppoaite 
page, and the pages of the catalogue there indicated under the subject consulted. 

In order to find whether a work published anonymously is in this catalogue, consult the Index of Titles, beginning at 
page 163. For ProceedingH and Trannactiona of learned societies consult the same index. 

Books are entered under the real name of the author when that u known; under the pieudonifm or assumed name, 
when it is not; and where only the initials of an author are known, the last initial is put first. Compound surnames are 
•ntered under the first part of the name. The names in parentheses printed in iialiea and not preceded by the word 
"/crmerly " are the pseudonyms of thn authors whose real name they follow. 

The numbers at the end of (rach title are the *' call-numbers " for the book; thoae to which an asterisk {*) is prefixed 
can not be taken from the Library. All books should be called for by their numbers. 



ERRATA. 



No. 83, p. H. Iietronne. 1' /--ypte ; read V Kgypte. 

No. 86, p. 52. Belley. r*ve ; read I'^re. 

No. 87, p. 08. Head Lombardo-Veneto, CarU etc. 

No, 87, p. 6d. MatthoWH, H. »nd Hutton, Laurence. OonUnU: B. Matthxws and L. Laubxncs; 

rea/l H, Ma rillKWH a7t«^ L. IIUTToy. 

No. 87, p. 78. fjiit*; r«tf// fail'm. 

No. «o, p. I or Bohumachor. Not*'. Til^jriun r«a/ Tiberiai- 
No. »'r», p, 100, 'Bn,u69i\iHU\M9i. nbrldgfirncnt; rM<i abridgment. 
No. J<?% p. 107. OlvlalD. tith/ilrili«r; r*tf//lithotrItie. 
No. 8^ p. W'A. lianUi'AllirhtArl, rvmr^^n^* ; Vol. :«. do ; r<ai di. 
No. f»o, p, I2«. l}t%,\ii\t%t. Cnnhnti: miitral ; r/:<M/ Mistral. 
No. fiO, p. i;jJr }%t\9L\ii\i%n. fJttntmU: Dfivid ; r^d^ Daniel. 
No. UU, p \'\*4. S^shokki). iMvl'i; read iMnlel. 
No '-**!, p. W'O, M^;Olll, t^*'*'- John; f«A<^MoGill, John, hp, of Richmond. 



INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 



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Amusements. 

pp. 41; 88. 

Art. 

pp. 24-29; 42-45; 65-58; 73-75; 89-91; 104-106; 118-120. 

Bibliography. 

pp. 47-48. 

Biography. 

pp. 4-11; 20-22; 34-41; 52-55; 67-72; 83-88; 98-103; 
117-118; 130-134. 

Commerce. 

pp. 22-24; 72-73. 
Domestic Economy. 

pp. 22-24; 72-73; 103-104; 134-135; 

Drama. 

pp. 29-31; 62-63; 77; 109-110; 138. 

Education. 

pp. 19-20; 52; 83; 116-117; 130. 

Elocution. 

p. 83. 

Fiction, English. 

pp. 15-10; 31-32; 46-47; 63-64; 77-78; 96; 110-111; 126- 
128; 138-141. 
Fiction, French. 

p. 128. 
Fiction, German. 

p. 128. 
Fiction, Italian. 

p. 128. 
Fiction, Spanish. 

p. 128. 

Games. 

pp. 41; 88. 

Geogrraphy. 

pp. 4-11; 20-22; 34-41; 52-5.'>; 67-72; 83-88; 98-103; 
117-118; 130-134. 
History. 

pp. 4-11; 20-22; 34-41; 52-55; 67-72; 83-88; 98-103; 
1 17-118; 130-134. 

Industry. 

pp. 24-29; 42-45; 55-58; 73-75; 89-91; 104-106; 118-120. 

Lanffuafire. 

See Fbiloloot. 
Law. 

pp. 22-24; 41-42; 72-73; 103-104; 134-135. 

Literature. 

pp. 78->80; 111-112; 142. 
See aUo FoLTaRAPHT. 



Manufootures. 
See Industry. 

Mathematics. 
See Science. 

Medicine. 

pp. 11-15; 45-46; 58-62; 75-77; 91-96; 106-109; 120-126; 
135-138. 

See also Science. 
Music. 

pp. 29-31; 62-63; 77; 109-110; 138. 

Philolofiry. 

pp. 2; 82; 114. 

Philosophy. 

pp. 19-20; 52; 83; 116-117; 130. 

Phonography. 

p. 83. 

Poetry. 

pp. 2y-rn; 62-63; 77; 109-110; 138. 
Political Economy. 

pp. 22-24; 4U4J; 72-73; 103-104; 134-135. 

Politics. 

pp. 22-24; 41-42; 72-73; 103-104; 1.34-135. 

Polygraphy. 

pp. 16; 48; 80; 112; 143-144. 
See alto Literature. 
Relifirion. 

pp. 2-4; 18-19; 50-52; 06-67; 82; 9i»; 114-116. 

Rhetoric. 

p. 83. 

Science. 

pp. 24-29; 42-45; 55-58; 7.3-75; 89-91; 104-106; 118-120} 
Social Economy. 

pp. 22-24; 41-42; 72-7.3; 103-104; 134-135. 

Sports. 

pp. 41; 88. 

Stage. 

See Drama. 
Theolofiry. 

pp. 2-4; 18-19; 50-52; 66-67; 82; 98; 114-116. 

Travels. 

pp. 4-11; 20-22; 34-41; 52-55; 67-72; 83-88; 98-103; 

117-118; 130-134. 
Useful ArU. 

See Art. 
Voyages. 

See SciEvcs. 




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Philology. 



Belioion, BtC^ 



Philology. 
Abu 1-WalTd Marwan ibn Janah, called Rabbi 

Yonah. The book of Hebrew roots. Now 
first ed., with an appendix, containing extracts 
from other Hebrew-Arabic dictionaries, by Ad. 
Neubauer. Oxf Clarendon press. 1875. viii + 
808 cols. (404 pp.) 4° [96,362; 83.] *|:5801 
Geldart, K. M. The modern Greek language in 
•its relation to ancient Greek. Oxf. Clarendon 
press. 1870. xii+216 pp. 16° [96,354; 83.] 
(Clarendon press ser.) 1:1647.7 

Gummere, Francis B. A handbook of poetics 

for students of English verse. Best. Ginn and 
Co. 1885. vi4-250 pp. 12° [96,433; 83.] 

1:1187 
Harlez, C. de. Manuel de la languo mandchoue. 

Granimaire, anthologie et lexique. Par. 

Maisonneuve freres et Ch. Leclerc. 1884. 232 pp. 
8° [96,332; 83.] 1:2043 

JuvenaliS, Becimus Junius. Thirteen satires. 

With a commentary by John E. B. Mayor. 
New ed. Lond. Macmillan. 1877. 2 v. 331 
pp. ; xx+451 pp. 12° [96,369; 83.] 1:3601.1-2 

LlviU8 Patavinus, Titus. Books xxi— xxv. The 
second Punic war. Tr. into Eng., with notes. 
By Alfred John Church, and William Jackson 
Brodribb. Lond. Macmillan, 1883. xxxi + 
347 pp., 2 maps (1 fold.). 12° [96,700; 83.] 

1:3833 
Vincent, Edgar and DicksOn, T. G. A handbook 
to modern Greek. 2. ed., rev. and enl. Lond. 
Macmillan, 1881. xvi+341 pp. 12° [96,699; 
83.] 1:1647.39 

Virgillus IHIarO, Publius, The works of, rendered 
into English prose, with introductions, running 
analysis, notes, and an index, by James Lonsdale 
and Samuel Lee. Lond. Macmillan. 1885. 
(8+) 310 pp., vignette t. p. 12° [96,358; 83.] 
(The globe ed.) 1:3955 

Yonah, Rabbi See Abu 'i-Waird Marwan ibn 

Janah. 

Religion and Theology. 

Allen, Joseph Henry. Outline of christian 

history, A. D. 50-1880. Bost. Roberts. 1886. 

[1885.] vii+151 pp. 16° [96,525; 83.] 4:390 

Avicebron. See Salomon ibn-Gebirol. 

Beecher, Henry Ward. Evolution and religion. 
Pt. 1. Eight sermons, discussing the bearings 
of the evolutionary philosophy on the fundamen- 
tal doctrines of evangelical Christianity. N. Y. 
Fords, Howard and Hulbert. 1885. 145 pp. 12° 
[96,445; 83.] 3:3430 

[Bible. Old Testament.] Anglo-Saxon and 
early English psalter: now first printed from 
mss. in the British museum. [Ed. by J. Steven- 
son.] 2v. Lond. J. B.Nichols and son. [1845.' 
ix+329 pp. ; (6+) 204 pp. 8° [20,512; 83." 
(Surtees Soc. pubs., 16,19.) *27:1115,U 

Note. Latin tost, Anelo-Sftxon iDterlinear rIobb, and a metrical 
transl. into middle EDglisn. 



[Bible. New Testament. Lat. and Anglo- Saxon.'] 
The Lindisfarne and Rushworth gospels. Now 
first printed from the original mss. in the British 
museum and the Bodleian library. Durham. 
G. Andreics and Co. [1854-65.] 4 pts. (8+) 
249 pp.; x(-fii)-fll9 pp.; x(+ii)-f205 pp. ; exxv 
(+ii)+173(-L2) pp., 1 coPd facs. 8° [20,523-4, 
8; 93,065; 83.] (Surtces Soc. pubs., 28, 39, 43, 48.) 

*27:1 127,38,42,47 

Note. Pt. I o<l. by Rev. Joseph Stevsnsow; Pts. *iM by Goorge 
Waring. 

Contents: Pt. 1. Gospel of Matthew. 
Pt. 2. GosjM'l of Mark. 
Pt. 3. Gospel of Luke. 
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son.— W. C. Bryant. 

Egger, ^mile. Memoire bistorique Bur les traites 
publics dans I'antiquito, depuis les temps hero- 
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Egger, ^mile. Observations sar quelques frag- 
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Farmer, Silas. The history of Detroit and Mich- 
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FfalCb'HattOlly Harold. Advance Australia! An 
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fthttX, Nicolas. De Torigine des Fran^ais et de 

lear etablissement dans la Gaule. Par. 1868. 

(Acad. Inscript. France, v. 23 (K), pp. 319-559.) 

In *62:1573 

Frith, Henry. The brave days of old : the story 

of the crusades. Lond. Routledge. 1886. 

[1885.1 xvi-i-301 pp., 20 pis., illus., vignette t. p. 

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Fry, Bvt. Maj.-Gen. James B. New York and the 

conscription of 1863. A chapter in the history 

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Garden, Mrs. Memorials of James Hogg, the 
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Garrison, Wendell Phillips and Francis Jackson. 
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Grangar, Z^- Jtimtm. A biographical history of 
England, from Egbert the (ireat to the revolu- 
tion : consisting of characters disposed in differ- 
ent claiMK^, and a/iapted to a methodical catalogue 
of engravi^ British heads; intended as an essay 
towards reducing our biography to system, and 
a help U> the knowledge of portraits ; interspersed 
with variiHy of anecdotes, and memoirs of a great 
number of pers^^ns, not to be found in any other 
biographical work: with a preface, shewing the 
otilitv of a c<;llection of engraved portraits to 
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Gll6rard, Bonjamin-Edme-Charles. Explication 

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Hall, Samuel Carter. A book of memories of 

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Headley, ^^-- Phineas Camp, and Austifl, George 
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HittoriT, Jakob Ignas. Memoire sur Pompei et 

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Howells, William Dean. Tuscan cities. With 
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Hutchinson, Mrs. Lucy. Memoirs of the life of 
Col. [John] Hutchinson, governor of Notting- 
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by the Rev. Julius Hutchinson. To which are 
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Note. :J0() copies printed for England, 200 with an Araer. impr. 
for sale in that country. No more will l>e printed. 

Jackson, Rev. Thomas. Memoirs of several 
Wesleyan preachers; principally selected from 
lives of early methodist preachers, and the Ar- 
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Jameson, Mrs. Anna (Murphy). Memoirs of cele- 
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Jameson, Ephraim Orcutt. The Cogswells in 

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Keats, John, Life, letters, and literary remains 

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The same. Lond. E. Moxon. 2 v. xix+288 
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Keene, Henry George. A sketch of the history 
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Knapp, R^V' Jacob. Autobiography. With an 
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Knighton, Dorotbea Hawker, lady. Memoirs of 
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Knox, Thomas W. The boy travellers in South 
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Knox, Thomas W. See Polo, M. 

Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand ron, The 
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an account of his exile into Siberia, and the other 
extraordinary cvunis which happened to him in 
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Lamartine, Alphonae-Mario-Louis de. Lea eon- 
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Lander, Richard and John. Journal of an expe- 
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Lappenberg, Johann Martin. A history of Eng- 
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Lappenberg. Johann Martin. A history of Eng- 
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batlio of Hastings to the acccsBton of the house 
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La Rive, Guillaume de. Reminiscences of the 
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La Villemarque. Theodore-Claude-Henri Her- 
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Layard, Austen Henry. Discoveries in theruina 
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Layard, Austen Henry. Nineveh and its remains: 
with an account of a visit to the Chaldiean 
christians of Kurdistan, and the yezidis, or devil 
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without abridgment. N. Y. Putnams. 1853. 
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1,052; 83.] 



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Leader, John Daniel. Mary, queen of Scots, in 
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Le Bas, Charles Webb, The life of Archbishop 

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Lo Bas, Philippe. Memoire sur nne inscription 
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Lee, Richard Henry. Memoir of the life of Richard 
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most distinguished men in America and Europe, 
illustrative of their charactcrB, and of the events 
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Lennox, William Pitt, lord. Drafts on my memo- 
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Lenormant, Charles. Memoire snr lus antiquites 
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Lenormant, Charles. Memoire sur la maniero de 
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Leslie, Charles Robert, Autobiographical recol- 
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Letronne, Jean-Antoino. Kxnmen arcbi^ologique 
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tienini a-l-eilo eie employee pur lea cbreticna d'E- 

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'i° Hotrouve-l-on ee aymbolc sur des monuments 

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UddellL Henry G. Life of Julius Caaar [ed. by 
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Lister, Thomas Htnry. Life and adminiairation 
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[London.] Calendar of leltera from the mayor 
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Lothrop, J'^'"''- Harriet Mulford. (Margaret Sid- 
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Lutfullah. Antobiogruphy of L,, a mohamedan 
gentleman; and bia Iranaaclioiis with his fel- 
low-creatures; iniersperaed with remarks on the 
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Luther, Martin. Autobiography; tr. by J. P. Law- 
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Luther, Martin, The life of. Collected and ar- 
ranged by M. MioBELET. Tr. by W. Haz- 
LiTT. 2. ed. Lond. Bohn. 1862. xv-|-471 
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Macaulay, James. True tales of travel and ad- 
venture, valour and virtue. Lond. Hodtler 
and Stougkton. 1884. (3-f-) 404 pp., 12 pis., illus. 
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BtinDKi' elrcllou and ■ stnmge nuatina. — CiiliRiniia'* Oral aiarl. — At 
(lie •■aiirt of (be Giskt MoKUl.'The oint mosque nl Del hi nnd th» 
Tiii Mohnl Hi Aira. — The Imc of the Orwt Moduli, — Tlir alorr nf 
aoflr«ui>'B n»dle,~A PenlanKninJ Tiller, — CkpULnWiJIIamPpol's 
rldn tlirotigh Nublft.— Suntwnlt and the aoivlnn. — The rayngc of (ho 
"tax." .—Pttilt Id theiw.— A parlinmeDlary dclmlc In TafaJtL— Origin 
of tlie<il|»i<-a. — Gariiwldi, tholtitlliuipitrioCBadliero. — UntKaion 
Iroeka in JaiMO.— French aecounli of English nsral lielories. — The 
battle of the Nile.— The bailie of Tialolxar. — Luther bcfure the em- 
perar.^Junemaut in IWM. — Life-tnat gerviuea. — The talking wood 
ohlp. ~ Eiuucha, the DBgni alan. — Tbs HoDtjon prluot ilrtoe. — 



ariml 



Hbtobt, bto. 



■ ■i.wnpore.— Tiie fifKt at 



oraQermnn imiehiiiiikpr lu BiphhiirK,— Tlii-gnllanidMV'm'cof Rorke'a 
drift.— Herorq of the VlcloriH eroiie,— Kavanagh'a dnrino ]oiiniF7. — 
ThP l«»l of the Horoelulie".— Manonrhoard I— Enriy oiiilorina nyt^ 
diiloni in Auatralin.— Acn>n Aniiinilia from wa tn aea.— Tlw dlwoT' 

tiia. — Twoallemrlsi.- ■• -.- rl 'V i-ll^■■ rnzr, —Twice lo llie top of 
himhorBi.1.— TiiP^Bi.li.i ■,! h. > In--. — Commodore Byron 



Eiki- llie 



— Th,T 



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HcCarthy, Justin llumlcy. An outline of Irish 

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MacFarlane, Charles. A lifo of Marlborougb. 

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Mack. Ebeneaer, The life of [Maric-Jean-Paul- 

Both- Yves] Gilbert Motier de Lafayette, mar- 
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McLaughlin, J. Fairfax. The life and times of 

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Macleod, Norman. The earnest student; bein^; 

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McMrcken, Oharles, Will of. Probated April 10, 

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McRee, GrifBth J. Life and correapondence of 

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Mandajors, Joan-Pierre dea Ourade. Deslimilea 

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Mansfield, Edward Deering, Eulogy on the life 

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Marmontel, Jean-Frangois. Memoircs, precedes 

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Marmontel, Jean-Fram^ois. Memoirs; including 

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HlBTOBT, BTfl. 

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Mason, Emily V. Popular life of Gen. Robert 

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Mason, FranciB. Tbo story of a working man's 
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Mathews, -M"- Anne Jackson. Memoirs of 

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Maury, Louia-Fordinand Alfred. Memoire sur 

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Maxwell, William Hamilton. Life of Field-raar- 

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— Etfects of strangulation.— Mode of death from drowning; from 
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Calvert, Gi-opro. a practical ti-calise on liKinor- 
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additions, a treatise, to which the Jacksoniun 
prize was adjudged by Ihe Royal college of sur- 
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nature and treatment of deformities, and curva- 
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I'cmploi dc I'iodure du potassium seul ou nssocie 
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den, or persons confined to bed by age, accident, 
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Earlfl. Sir James. Practical observations on the 
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Erichsen, John Eric. A practical troatiae on the 
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Flint, Austin, jr. Manual of chemical examina- 
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Ford, Edward. Observations on the disease of 
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46:3558 
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Graves, Robert J. Clinical lectures on the prac- 
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of the arine, and of the pathology and treatment 
of urinary and renal diaorders.. 2. ed. Lond. 
J. Churchill and sons. 1863. xiii-1-416 pp., illus. 
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Hecker, Angnst FriedHoh. Traitedesdifferentcs 

eopeces de gonorrhees, avec I'indicalion d'une 
nouvelle metbode afire et facile poor guerir la 
gotiorrhee ordinaire sans traitement interne et 
par des moyens locaax; trad, de I'allomand par 
A.-J.-L. JoURDAN ; et suivi de notes par P.-P. 
Alton. Par. Jaurdan. 1812. (4+) 284 pp. 
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Hocken, Edward Octavius. A treatise on amau- 
rosis and amaurotic affections. Phil. A. Wal- 
die. 1842. iv, 201+v-Ti pp. 8° [48,074; 83.] 
(l>anglisoD's Amer. medical lib.) 46:3908 

HoWShip, John. Practical remarks on the dis- 
crimination and successful treatment of spas- 
modic strictnre in the colon, considered as an 
occasional cause of habitual confinement of the 
bowels. Illus. by cases. Loud. Burgess and 
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46:4355 
Hutchinson, Jonathan. Tbe pedigree of disease : 
being six lectures on temperament, idiosyucrasy 
and diathesis, delivered in the theatre of the Royal 
college of surgeons in the session of 1881 . N. Y. 
W. Wood and Co. 1885. (6+) 113 pp. 8° 
[96,353; 83.] 46:902 

Kirby, John. Additional observations on the 
treatment of certain severe forms of hemor- 
rhoidal excrescence, illus. by cases; with the 
history of a case in which an enlarged parotid 
gland was successfully removed. Dub. Hodges 
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83.] 46:4359 

Lsroy. Jean -Jacqn as- Joseph. Expose dea divers 
procedea employes jusqu' A ce jour pour guerir 
de la pierre, sans avoir recours a I'oporution de 
la Uille. Par. Bailliire. 1825. vii-f232 pp., 
5 fold. pis. 12° [48,182; 61,141; 83.] 46:4237 

Lewin, George. The treatment of syphilis with 
subcutaneoussublimateinjections. Tr. byCarl 
PROEGLBR aod E. H, tiALK. Phil. Lindsay and 
Blakiston. 1872. xii, 249 pp., 1 pi., 1 fold. tab. 
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Meigs, Arthur V. Milk analysisand infant feed- 
ing. A practical treatise on tbe examination 
of human and cows' milk, cream, coDdenaed milk, 
etc., and directionsasto the diet of young infants. 
Phil. Blakiston. 1885. vi, 102 pp. 12° [96, 
539; 83.] 45:2618 



Morgan, John. Practical lessons in the nature 

and treatment of the affections produced by 
tho contagious diseases ; with an account of the 
primary syjjhilitic poison and of its communica- 
bility, based on extensive, direct, and comparative 
observation of the diseases in both sexes. With 
an appendix on the recent report of tho Koyal 
commission on the contagious diseases act and its 
application to the voluntary hospital system. 
Phil. Lippincott. 1872. viii(+ii)-f335 pp., 6 
pis. (1 fold., 3 coi'd), illus. 12*" [44,680; 83.] 
46:4300 
Moulin, l^tiennne. Catheterisme recliligne, ou 
nouvelle maniere de pratiquer cclte operation 
chez I'hommo. (Sondes droites ot positions pnr- 
ticnliercs dn chirurgion et du malado.) Meihode 
ayanl, dans beaucoup de caa de retention d'urine, 
aur t«utos colles employees jusqu'ici, Ics avantages 
d'uno execution plus facile el d'un sncces plus 
certain ; avec un procedo operatoiro propro a 
I'autenr pour guerir les retrccissemens de I'uretro; 
suivi d'un nouvoau moyen de reunir et cieatriser 
les dechirurcs de la vulvo et du perinee produites 
par I 'accouchement. Par. F.-Maurice. 1828. 
(iv+)ii+184 pp., 10 pis. (2 fold.) 12° [48,226; 
83.] 46:4130 

Ory, Eugene. Rocherches cliniques snr I'etiolo- 
gie des syphilides malignes precoces, accom- 
pagnecB d'libservations nouvelles recucilliea & 
I'hopital Saint-Louis. Par. Bailliere. 1876. 98 
pp., 1 fold. tab. 8° [61,211; 83.] 46:4304 

Parker, Langston. The modern treatment of 
syphilitic diseases, both primary and secondary: 
comprising an account of the new remedies, with 
numerous formnlm for their preparation, and 
mode of administration. Phil. A. Waldie. 1840. 
94 pp. 8° [48,289; 83.] (Dunglison's Amer. 
medical lib.) 46:4305 

Parker, WilUrd, Cancer. A study of 397 cases 
of cancer of the breast, with clinical observa- 
tions. N.Y. Putnams. 1885. C4-i-)61('-f-42) pp. 
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Peyer, Alexander. An atlas of clinical micros- 
copy. Tr. and ed. by Alfred C. GiRAKd. 1. 
Amer., from tbe ms. of the 2. German ed., with 
additions. M.Y. Appleton. 1885. xiv4-194 pp., 
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Plumbe, Samuel. A practical treatise on the dis- 
eases of the skin, arranged with a view to their 
constitutional causes and local characters: and 
including tho substance of the essay on these sub- 
jects to which the Koyal college of surgeons 
awarded the Jacksonian priEc. 3. ed., corr. and 
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Ralffl, Charles Henry. A practical treatise on 
diseases of the kidneys and urinary derange- 
ments. Phil. Blakiston. 1885. xii+572 pp., 
illus. 12° [96,225; 83.] 46:1619 

Rayer, Pierre- Francois-Olive. Traits tboorique 
et pratique des maladies de la peau, fonde sur 
de nouvolloa recherches d'anatomio et de physi- 
ologic pathologiques. Par. Bailliere. 1826-7. 
2 V. lxvii+688 pp.; (4-f )645 pp. 12° [48,299; 
83.] 46:4432-3 



Ubdioini, trto. 1 

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Planches. [10 cot'd pis., each preceded by a 
page of explanatory tcKl."] *46;'i^34 

Ricord, Piiilippe. Lcttres aur la Ryphilis, adrcs- 
flees a M. ie redacleur en chef de rUnion mtidi- 
calc, Buivies dcs diacouFH a I'Aeadi'^mie imperialo 
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defl acddonte eecondaircs. Avec ano introd. par 
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46:4308 

Rigby, Edward. A ByBtetn of midwifery. With 

iiotcB and additional illiis. Phil. Lea and 
Blanchard. 1841. xv-|-13-491 pp , illus. 8° 
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Robort, Molchior. Nouveau traite dea maladies 

venericnniiB d'apres lea documents puiaes dans 
la clinique de M. Ricord et dans lea aervices hna- 
pitaliers de Marseille, suivi d'un uppendice sur la 
ayphilisation et lu propbylaxie sypliilitique el 
d'un furmulaire special. Par. BaiUiere. 1861. 
ix+788 pp. 8" [61,273; 83.] 46:-*30Sl 

Roberts, William, A practical treatise od urinary 

and renal diseases, including urinary deposits. 
Iltue. by numerous cases and engravings. 2. Araor. 
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RoqUBtte, Charlua. Pbysiologie des vonericns; 

expose des phcnomencs caractcristiqiies qui 
accompagncnt et suivent les accidents veniiriens. 
Pur. BaiUiere. 1865. (4+) 548 pp. 12" [61, 
287; 83.] 46:4310 

Saint- Hartin do L^planne, Ch.-G. de. Expose 

thcorique et pratique des maladies vcnoriennes. 
Nouvelle doctrine proscrivanl les injections et le 
mercure, suivie de 50 aphoriames, d'une hisloire 
natarelle do la blunnorrhagie, de la mauiore de ec 
trailer soi-mcme, de ToxaniBn desfraudes et delits 
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SajOUS, Charlea E. Hay fever, and its successful 

treatment by superficial organic alteration of 
the nasal mucous membrane. An essay read 
before thu Philadelphia Laryngological Society, 
April 24, 1885. Phil. F.A.Davis. 1885. (4+) 
103 pp., itluR. 12" [95,636; 83.] 46:2707 

Stewart, Thomas Grainger. An introduction to 

the study of the diseases of the nervous system: 
being lectures delivered in the University of 
Edinburgh during the tercentenary year. Phil. 
Lippincott. 1885. xvi-j-237 pp., 8 pis. (5 col'd), 
tlluB. 8'=' [96,257; 83.) 46:1725 

Terhune, Ju^s. Mary Virginia (Hawes). (^Marion 

JJarland.) Common sense in the nui'sery. N.Y. 

Scribners. 1885. vi-f-205 pp. 12= [96,350; 83.] 

45:1608 

Thompson, Sir Henry. Clinical lectures on 

diseases of the urinary organs. Delivered at 
University college hospital. 2. ed. Lond. J. 
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The same. 2. Amer., from the 3. and rev. Kng. ed. 

Phil. Ua. 1874. (8+) 195 pp., illus. 8" 
[44,395i 83.] 46:4051 



1 MXDIOIKX, BTC 

Thompson, Sir HenTT. The preventive treat- 
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72 pp. 16" [44,634; 83.] 46:4256 

The same. 2. ed. 1876. 73 pp. [60,830.] 

46:4-'57 
Toynbee, Joseph. Tbo diseases of the ear : their 
nature, diagnosis, and treatment. With a sup- 
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Blakistim. 1874. (ii+)xiii+46C pp., illus. 8' 
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Treuille, Alphonse. Traite pathologique et the- 
rapeutique des maladies ven^rienneB, saivi d'na 
formulaire special. Par. Author. 1846. 3«0 
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Turnbull, Laurence. A clinical manual of the 
diseases of the ear. Phil. Lippincott. 1872. 
xvi, 486 pp., 1 cold pi., illue. %" [44,32:1; 83.1 

Vogel, Alfred. A practical treatise on the diseasM 
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Amer., from tho8. German ed,, rev, and eiil. N.Y. 
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Wallace, William. 'A physiological onqniry re- 
spcuting the action of moxa, and ita utility id 
I inveterate cases of sciatica, lumbago, paraplegia, 
epilepsy, and some olher painful, paralytic, and 
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' Dub. Hoilges and M Arthur. 1827. x+I48 pp., 
frontis. 12" [48,417; 83.] 46:3402 

Watt, George. Register papers: a collection of 
chemical essays in reference to dental surgery. 
Phil. S- S. White. 1868. viii, 260 pp. 12' 
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Webber, Samuel G. A treatise on nervous dis- 
eases, their symptoms and treatment. A text- 
book for fltudonts and practitioners. N. T. 
Appleton. 1885. ix-|-415 pp., illus. 8" r9t>-324: 



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Wedl, Karl. The pathology of the teetb, with 
special reference to their anatomy and physiol- 
ogy. Tr. from the German, by W. E. Boardmak, 
With notes by T. B. Hitchcock. Phil. Lindsay 
and Blakiston. 1872. xv, 470 pp. 8** [44.441); 
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Weeks, Clara S., compiler. A text-book of nurs- 
ing; for the use of training schools, families, 
and private students. N.Y. Appleton. 1885. 
396 pp., 2 pis., 1 fold, diagram, illus. 12" [96, 
28:i; 83.] 45:1630 

Wells, 'S'lr Hpencer. Diagnosis and sargicat treat- 
ment of abdominal tumours. Phil. Blakiston. 
188.5. vi(+ii)+216 pp., illus. 8" [96,548; 8:i.] 

46:367u 

West, Charles. The mother's manual of children's 
diseases. N. Y. Appleton. 1885. ix4-236 

pp. 12" [96,527; 83] 45:2655 

White, James W., compiler. Dental materia mod- 
iira. Phil. S.S. White. 1868. 108 pp., illus. 

16" [38,252; 83.] 46:4507 

Williams, Francis H. See Brunton, T. L. 



Fiction (English.) 



Fiction {Enfflisk.} 



Wilson, EraBmaa. A practical and theoretical 
treatise on the diagnoBis, palholopy, and treat- 
ment of diseases of the skin, arranged according 
to a oatural gystem of ulaaBifieation, and preceded 
by an outline of the anatomy and physioloj^y of 
the skin. Phil. Len and Blanchard. 1843. 
xxviii-f- 37-370 pp. 8° [48,433; 83] 46:4441 
Wilson, Ernsmus. The student's book of cuta- 
neous medicine and diseases of the skin. N. Y. 
W. Wood and Co. 18«5. (iv-f-)xii, 446 pp. 8" 
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Wood, Horatio C.,jV. Thermic fever, or sunstroke. 
Bovlston prize essay. Phil. Lippincott. 1872. 
128 pp. 12° [34,068; 43,850; 83.] 46:2558 

Wrigllt, T. L. Inebriismi.a pathological and 
psychological study. Col, W. G. Hubbard. 
1885. 222 pp. 12° [96,385; 83.] 45:2028 

Zeissli H, Grundriss der Pathologie und Tbera- 
pio der Syphilis und dor mit dicser verwandtcn 
vencriscbcn Krankheiten. Stiitt. Enke. 1876. 
xii + 336 pp. 8" [58,932; 83.] 46:'t320 

Action.— English. 

Alcott, -^I's^ Louisa Mary. Lulu's library. Vol 

1. Bost. Roberts. 1886. [1885.] 269 pp., 

illus. 16" [96,520; 83.] 35:446 

Conlinli: ACtiriaimiui drpfttn.— The osndv counlty. -KmiKlity 
Jocko.— Th* .■'kirpinKBhops.-Cookylwi.— RoBy-B journey— How itiPy 
nn aiiaj-.— Thi' fnity Ixnt.— A holw in the wall.— The piggy girt.— The 
three frogs.—Biui t hesl 

Alger, Horatio, jr. Hector's inheritance ; or, the 

boys of Smiih institute. Phil. Porter and 
Coates. [1885,] iv, 307 pp., 4 pis. Iti" [»6,228; 
83.] 35:569 

Allsn, (?rant. Babylon. A novel. N.T. Appteton. 

1885. 361 pp. 12" [96,298; 83.] 35:596 

Argles, ^'f*^' Margaret. (The duchess.) In durance 

vile, and A week in Killarney. N. Y. N. L. 
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ArgleS, Mrs. Margaret. {The duchess.) Mildred 

Trevanion. N. Y. G. Munro. [188-.1 127 
pp. 16° [96,314; 83.] (Seaside lib., pocket od., 
390.) 35:709 

Argles, Mrs. Margaret (7^ duchess) and others. 

'■That lust rehearsal", and other stories. .N. Y. 
O. Munro. [188-.] 106 pp. 16° [96,314; 83.] 
(Seaside lib., pocket ed., 136.) 35:723 



Bates, Arlo. A wheel of fire. N. Y. Scribners. 
1885. (10+)383pp. 12° [96,343; 83.] 35:Hi98 
Besant, ^Valler. In luck at last. N.Y. 0. Mun- 
ro. [188-.] 112 pp. 16° [96,314; 83.] (Sea- 
side lib., pocket ed., 324.) 35:2060 
Campbell, Mrs. Helen. Mrs. Herndon's income. 
A novel. Bost. Roberts. 1886. [1885.] (2-t-) 
534 pp. 16° [96,321; 83.] 35:3733 
Cervus, G- i- A model wife. A novel. Phil. 
Lippincott. 1885. 343 pp. 12» [96,258; 83] 
35:3983 
Conklin, Mrs. Nathaniel. (Jennie M. Drinkwater.) 
The story of Hannah. H.Y. Carters. [1885.] 
vi, 430 pp. 12° [96,547; 83.] 37:858 



Conscience, Hendrik. The blue house. Bait. 

J. Murphy and Co. 1885. 132 pp. 12" [95, 
961; 83.] In 35:4652 

Conscience, Hendrik. The fatal duel. Bait. J. 

Murphy and Co. 1885. 146 pp. 12° [95,961; 
83.] In 35:4653 

Crane, Thomas Frederick. Italian popular tales. 

Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. xxxiv 
-1-389 pp., vignetto t. p. 8" [96,497; 83.] 

35:5002 
Crommelin, May. Goblin gold. A novel. N.Y 

Harpers. 1885. 162 pp. 16° [96,522; 83.1 
(Harper's handy ser., 36,) 35:5049 

Cruger, M&ry. Hyperiesthesia. N. Y. Fords, 

Howard and Hulbert. 1886. [1885.] 400 pp. 
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De La Rame, Louisa. See L& Bame, L. de. 
Doudney, Sarah. The family difficulty. N. Y. 

G. Munro. [188-.] 86 pp. 16° [96,314; 83.] 
(Seaside lib., pocket ed., 338.) 37:784 

Douglas, Amanda M. A woman's inheritance. 

Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1886. [1886.1 345 
pp. 12° [96,645; 83.] 37:837 

Eckstein, Ernst. The will. A novel from the 

German, by Clara Bbll. Authorized od., rev. 

and corr. io the U. S. N. Y. W. S. Gottsberger. 

1885. 2v. 352pp.; 358pp. 16" [96,341; 83] 

37:1457.1-2 

Everett-Green, Evelyn. Tme to the last ; or, my 

boyhood's hero. Lond. Nelsons. 1885. viii, 
314 pp., frontis. 12° [96,380; 83.] 37:1773 

Ewlng, Mrs. Juliana Horatia. Jackanapes. — Dad- 
dy Darwin's dovecot. — The story of ashort life. 
Bost. Roberts. 1886. [1885.1 60-|-624-130 pp., 
illus. 16° [96,333; 83.] 37:1799 

A'ore. Esfh st'>ry linn h Hp*ciul vignelte I. p.; Ihe first two sloriei 
are illim. by lUodolph CaLJecott, the Ikat by Gordon Bniwue. 

Farjeon, B. L. Little Make-Believe. N. Y. G. 

Munro. [188-.] 116 pp. 16° [96,314; 83.] 
(Seaside lib., pocketed., 179.) 37:1994 

Farjeon, B. L. The sacred nugget. A novel. 

N.Y. Harpers. 1885. 278pp. 16" [96,313; 
83.] (Harper's bandy ser., 32.) 37:1993 

Fenn, George Manville. The parson o'Damford. 

A story of Lincoln folk. Lond. Cassell. 
[1885.] 380 pp. 12" [96,477] 83.] 37:2086 

Finley, Martha Farquharson. (Martha Farqukar- 

son.) The two Elsies. N. Y. Dodd, Mead and 
Co. [1885] 302 pp., froutis. 12° [96,459; 83.] 
(The Elsie books.) 37:2168 

Fleniing, Geraldino, False. N.Y. N. L. Munro. 

[1883.J 318 pp. 16" [96,315; 83.] (Munro's 
lib., vol. 1, no. 55,) 37:2241 

Fleming, May Agnes. The actress' daughter. A 

novel, N. Y, Carleton. 1886. [1885,] vi, 
394 pp, 12" [96,309; 83,] 37:2243 

Fosdick, Charles A. (Harry Castlemon.) The 

young wild-fowlers. Phil. Porter and Coates. 
[1885.] 376 pp., 4 pis. 16° [96,546:83.] 

37:2403 



iTT^zm BhjSiik). 



16 



POLTO&APHT. 



Edv&rd. A eaptiTe of love : founded upon 
IV&x'.c'« Japanese romance, Kumono Tayema 
A ma To Xo T&oki (The moon shining through a 
cjc*ijd-rift on a rainj night). Illus. from the orig- 
inal work. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1886. 280 
pp^ 24 pis., illos. 12*' [96,600j 83.] 37:3469 

HarriMlly Constance Gary (Mrs, Burton). Bric- 
a-brac stories. Illus. by Walter Crane. N. Y. 
Scribnerl 1885. xi+299 pp., 24 pis. 12*^ [96, 
348; ,83.] 37:4043 

OmtmtJi: R«ffi'R own storj'.— The Samovar' i« story.— The ston* of 
the thn-^ silver feat horn. —The atory of the Arabian f>if»c.— The Nor- 
vegian wed«lintf erowrn'H 8tory. — The ChineMo manflarin's 8torv.— The 
Austrian p«|»er knife'H 8tory. — The Ktory of the Moori8h_di»h. — The 
the u»rei 



jitory of the u»rea<lur'H sword.— The walrus tot>th's story. — The French 
fan'i.ftory. — Tlie story of the silver porringer.— The Swiss clock's 
^t^iry!— The German chatelaine's storv. — The quill i>en's stories.— 
The oaken settle's story. — The Scotch hunting horns story. — The 
ItalisD harp's story.— Kegi's own story. 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell. A mortal antipathy: 

first opening of the new portfolio. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1885. (4+)307 pp. 

12° [96,494; 83.] 37:4599 

King, Edward. The golden spike. Fantasie in 

prose. Bost. Ticknor. 1886. [1885.] 407 pp. 

12° [96,501; 83.] 38:902 

Kingsley, Henry. Silcote of Silcotes. Bost- 
Ticknor and Fields. 1867. iv+138 pp. 8° 
[96,316; 83.] 38:973 

Kringle, ^iss Karan. (pseud.) Karan Kringle's 
journal. Being comical episodes in an '*old 
maid's life". Phil. Peterson. [1885.] 15-336 
pp., 21 pis. 12° [96,542; 83.] 38:1112 

Lfl Rame, Louisa de. (^Ouida.) Othmar. A novel. 

Phil. Lippincott 1885. 396 pp. 12° [96, 

532; 83.] 39:74 

Litchfield, Grace Donio. Criss-cross. N.Y. Put- 
nams. 1885. iv+256 pp. 16° [96,378; 83.] 

38:1814 

Matthews, Brander. The last meeting: a story. 

N. Y. Scribners. 1885. (8+)268 pp. 12° 

[96,347; 83.] 38:2729 

Miller, Mrs. Alexander McVeigh. Bonnie Dora; 

or, winning the heir. N. Y. N. L. Munro. 

[1883.] 126 pp. 16° [96,315; 83.] (Munro's 

lib., vol. 1, no. 9.) 38:2975 

Munroe, Kirk. Wakulla: a story of adventure 

in Florida. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. [1885.] 

255 pp., illus. 16° [96,503; 83.] 38:3256 

Phillips, Barnet. A struggle. N. Y. Appleton. 
1885. 171 pp. 12° [96,299; 83.] 38:4400 

Rollins, Alice Wellington. The story of a ranch. 

N. Y. Cassell [1885.] 190 pp. 18° [96, 

500; 83.] 39:634 

Rowe, liichard. The boy in the bush : a tale of 
Australian life. Illus. by Zweeker, Fraser, 
Mahoney, and Dalziel. Lond. Hodder and 
Stoughton. 1885. (8+) 231 pp., 11 pis. 12° 
[96,278; 83.] 39:684 

Story, William Wetmore. Fiammetta. A sum- 
mer idyl. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 

1886. [1885.] 284 pp. 12° [96,575; 83.] 

39:2314 

Tiernan, Mary Spear. Suzetto. A novel. N. Y. 
H.Holt. 1885. 306pp. 16° [96,291; 83.] 

39:3035 



Trollope, Anthony. An old man's love. A novel 

N. Y. N. L. Munro. [1884.] 134 pp. 16« 
[96,315; 83.] (Munro's lib., vol. 1, no. 168.) 

39:3226 
Trowbridge, John Townsend. The satin-wood 

box. Bost. Lee and Shepard, 1886. [1885.] 
170 pp., 8 pis. 16° [96,427; 83.] 39:3305 

Ward, Mrs. Humphry. Miss Bretherton. 2. ed. 

Lond. Macmillan, 1885. (6+) 297 pp. 12** 
[96,320; 83.]" 40:112 

Warner, -^«55 Susan. (^Elizabeth Wetherell.) Daisy 

plains. N. Y. Carters. [1885.] viii, 609 pp. 
12° [96,667; 83.] 40:1^8 

Wayward lifo, A ; or, a girl's destiny. A novel. 

N. Y. .Carleton, 1886. [1885.] 235 pp. 12° 

[96,279; 83.] 40:2727 

Weetall. William. Ealph Norbreck'strast. Lond. 
Cassell, 1885. xvi, 380 pp. 12° [96,498; 83.] 

40:319 

Whitney, Mrs. Adeline Dutton Train. Bonny- 

)»orough. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 

1886. [1885.] iv-f388 pp. 12° [96,496; 83.] 

40:403 

Woolsey, Miss Susan Coolidge. (Susan Coolidge,) 

A little country girl. Bost. Roberts. 1885. 

283 pp., 4 pis. 16° [96,293; 83.J 40:834 

Polygraphy. 

ComegyS, Benjamin B. How to get on. A book 

for boys. Phil. Amer. S. S. Union. [1885.] 

vi, 168 pp., 1 port. 12° [96,720; 83.] (Author's 

ed.) 33:1219 

Brown, John Crombie. The ethics of George 

Eliot's works. With an introd. by Charles 

Gordon Ames. Phil. G, H. Buchanan and Co. 

1885. xx-flllpp. 12° [96,659; 83.] 33:930 

Jackson, Mrs. Helen Hunt. (H. H.) Bits of talk, 

in verse and prose, for young folks. Bost 

Roberts. 1886. vi, 244 pp., 4 pis., vignette t. p. 

16° [96,603; 83.] 33:2217 

ChntrnU: Tho imrable of St. Christopher.— A Christinaji-tree for 
oats. — Tho logon*! of St. Nioholas. — Mv ant's cow. — St. Martin'!> 
cloftk.— Kunnu Rig. — The pahioo of Gondfoforus. — The ant's MontUj 
(iinnor.— Tho nost.— Tho fe.Mtival of San Eiistachie in Rome.— Colonido 
.'«n<)W-birds. — Tho wator-works of Hoilbnin. — Momin>^ glory.— Chil- 
(Iron's j»reaching in tho chuivh of Ara OHi, in Rome. — " TKe penny 
yo meant to gjV."— A parable. — My broken-winged bird. — Cneery 
people. — A t*hort cate<.'hi8m. — The expression of rooms. — By {>tfige to 
IJoHton. — Good tempter.- Lizzie of La Hourget. — Kicking against 
pricks.— My first voyage round the world. — "A good time.'* 

Latimer, Miss E. The beautiful. N.Y. Author. 
1885. 106 pp. 8° [96,367; 83.] 33:2561 

Mackenzie, Hobert Shelton. Bits of blarney. 

N. Y. J. B. Alden. 1884. vi+9-426 pp. 16° 

[94,331; 83.] 33:2742 

Moser, Justus. SammtHche Worke. Neu geord- 
net uud aus dem Nacblasse desselbon gemebrt 
dnroh B. 11. Abeken. 2. Ausg. Ber. Nicdai. 
1843-68. 10 V. 2 pis., 1 facs., 1 fold, pedigree. 
12° [95,478; 83.] 56:838-47 

Noie. General t. p. taken from vol. 2. 

Contcnffi: Vols. 1-4. Patriotisohe PhantaKien. Herau!«geg. von 
seiner Tocht^rJ. W. J. v. Voiots. Neue verm. Au8g. 

Vol. 5. Kloinero, don Patrioti.schen Phantasien verwandte Stiicke, 
nebnt Sohnfton uyK?r Uoliijion, Kirohe »md verwandte Gegenstande. 

Vols. 6-8. OsnabruirkiHohe Ge.sohiohte. 

Vol. 9. Kloinero S<'hriften. Vermi8ehte»: AusMdser's frOhester 
Periode, in Zeit«<'hriften Krschienenea. — Fragmente. — Historiscbes 
OI»cr Klostor imd Stifter. 

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Reliqion, stc. 



Religion and Theology. 

Berington, ^ev, J. and Kirk, R^- J» compilers. 
The faith of catholics confirmed by scripture 
and attested by the fathers of the first five cent- 
uries of the church. Rev. find recast by Rev. J. 
Waterworth. With preface, corrections and 
additions by Et. Rev. [Monsignor Thomas John] 
Capel. 2. od. N. Y. F. Pustet and Co. 1885. 
3 V. (iv+)xl+468 pp., frontis. ; (4+) 505 pp., 
frontis.; (4+) 491 pp., frontis. 8° [96,057; 84.] 

3:4655.1-3 

Blaclcall, C. E. A story of six decades. Phil. 
Amer. Bapt. Pah, Soc. [1885.] 143 pp., illus. 
12^ [95,509; 84.] 4:2701 . 

Brown, -Rw. Howard N. A life of Jesus for 

young people. Bost. Bates and Lauriat. 

[1883.] vi, 183 pp., 9 pis. 16^ [96,054; 84.] 

3:2993 

Capel, Monsignor Thomas John. *'Catholic": an 
essential and exclusive attribute of the true 
church. 6. ed., much enl. N. Y. F, Pustet and 
Co. [1884.] 124+(2+)xlvii pp. 8^ [96,250; 
84.] 4:3204 

Capel. Monsignor Thomas John. Rejoinder to the 

reply of Rev. J. H. Hopkins, and that of Rev. 

J. A. Greaves. 3. thous. JN.Y. F. Pustet and Co. 

[1885.] 79 pp. 8^ [96,248; 84.] 4:3203 

Chambers, Talbot W. A companion to the re- 
vised Old Testament. N. Y. Funk and Wag- 
nails. 1885. xii, 269 pp. 12^ [95,411; 84.] 

3:316 

Chase, Ira J. The Jewish tabernacle. Two 

lectures. CIn. Standard Pub. Co. 1883. 84 

pp., illus. 12^ [95,510; 84.] 4:256 

Deems, i^^. Charles F. Sermons: forty-eight 
discourses, comprising every Sunday morning 
sermon preached from the pulpit of " The church 
of the strangers", by the pastor. N. Y. Fink 
and WagnaUs. 1885. 304 pp., vignette t. p. 8° 
[96,297; 84.] 5:5054 

Fairbairn, A. M. The city of God : a series of 

discussions in religion. 2. thous. Lond. Hod- 

der and Stoughton. 1883, viii+372 pp. 8° [T. 

4,600; 84.] 3:3537 

Ingraham, J. -P. T. Why we believe the bible. 

An hour's reading for busy people. N. Y. 

Appleton. 1885. 155 pp. 16° [96,061; 84.] 

3:3657 

Kingsbury, ^^t^. O. A. Success; or, hints for 

living. Bost. Lothrop. [1885.] 309 pp. 12° 

[95,828; 84.] 5:2722 

Contents: For individual living: Character. — An aim in life. — 
Earnestness. — Perseverance. — Body and soul. — Culture. — Hinder- 
ances. — Living by the day. — Value of individual life. — For social 
living: Borne. — Companions. — Companions for life. — Marriage. — 
Sociiu duties. — Recreations. — Citizenship. — For religious living: 
The nature of religion. — The claims of relijgion. — Religion an every- 
day matter.— Christianity a growth. —Principle rather than sentiment. 
—Liberality and orthodoxy.— The present and coming life. 

Lows, W. H. The Hebrew student's commentary 
on Zechariah : Hebrew and lxx. With ex- 
cursus on syllable-dividing, metheg, initial dagesh, 
and siman rapheh. Lond. Macmillan. 1882. 
+155 pp. 8^ [96,702; 84.] 3:1582 



Parker, R^- Joseph. Apostolic life, as revealed 

in the Acts of the apostles. [In three vols.] 

Vol. 3. N. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1885. viii 

+357 pp. 8^ [96,072; 84.] 5:5516.3 

Contents: Acts 20-28. — An epitome. — Not now, but afterwardn.— 
Poter'H view of Christ's i>erHonality. — Peter's view of the chriHtiao 
life. — The miracles of God. — Apostolic coDceptioni» of Christ. — The 
work of the Holy Spirit. 

Peioubet, R^v. F. N. and M. A. Select notes. 
A commentary on the International leBsons for 
1886: explanatory, illustrative, doctrinal, and 
practical ; with illus., maps, chronological charts, 
suggestions to teachers, and library references. 
Bost. W. A. Wilde. [1885.J 330 pp., 4 pis., 2 
cold maps. 8° [96,530; 84.J 5:3872.4 

Contettts: Btudies in Jewish history. — Studies in the writings of 
John. 

Pentecost, George F. "In the volume of the 
book"; or, the profit and pleasure of bible 
study. With an introd. by Revs. Joseph Cook 
and J. H. Vincent. :N. Y. Funk and WagnaUs. 
1885. 174 pp. 12^ [96,286; 84.] 3:3877 

Phelps, ^rs. E. B. W. Annals of the church of 

Christ from the beginning to the present time, 
with a glance at the churches in America. Cin. 
The J. F. Shumate Co. 1885. 484+ii pp. 12^ 
[96,296; 84.] 4:515 

Rankin, Jiev. John C. The coming of the Lord. 

N. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1885. xi, 83 pp. 

12° [96,528; 84.] 3:3896 

Reuter, Hermann Ferdinand. Geschichte der 
religioson Aufkliirung im Mittelalter vom Ende 
des 8. Jahrbunderts bis zum Anfange des vierzehn- 
ton. Ber. W. Hertz. 1875-77. 2 v. xx-f 335 
pp.; xi+391 pp. 12° [96,185; 84.] 10:2178.15-16 

Robinson, J^^v. Charles S. Sermons in songs. 

JN. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1885. viii, 322 

pp. 12° [96,294; 84.] 5:5613 

Sermons on the International Sunday-school 

lessons for 1886. By the Monday Club. 11. 

ser. Bost. Congregational S.-S. and Pub. Soc. 

[1885.] 459 pp. 12° [96,529; 84.] 5:4628 

Contents: First qimrter. Studien in Jewish history: Josiah and 
the iKiok of the law ; Rev. Frank E, Clark.— Jeremiah predicting the 
captivity ; Kev. Edward N. Packard.— The faithful Kecnabit«s; Rev. 
Edward S, Atwood.— The captivity of Judah ; Rev. GeorceR. Lratitt. 
—Daniel in Babylon ; Rev. E. N, Packard,— The fierv furnace: Rev. 
George M. Boynton.— The handwriting on the wall ; flev. Willard G. 
Sfeuby.— The .second temple; Rev, E<l\vard B. Masum. — Nehemiah's 

1>rayer; Rev, Theodore J. Holmes.— Reading the law ; Rev. William 
i. Camfbkll.— Esther's petition ; Rev. DeWitt S. Clarkk.— Messiah's 
messenger; Rev. l>avid O. Mears. 

Second ciuarter. Studies in the writings of John: The Word 
made flesh; Rev. Harry M. Grout. — The first disciples; Rev. Justin 
E. TwiciiELL. — The first miracle ; Rev. E. S. Atwood. — Jesus and 
Nicodemus ; Rev. W. G. Spkrrv. — Jesus at the well; Rev. E. N. 
Packard. — Sowing and reaping ; Rev. G. M. Boymton. — The noble- 
man's .son ; Rev. William H, Davis. — Jesus at Bethesda ; Rev. E. B. 
Mason.— Jesus feeding five thuui^and ; Rev. T. J. Holmks. — Jesus the 
bread of life; Rev. W, R. Campbell. — Jesus the Christ; Rev. S. 
Lewis B. Spkare.— Jesus and Abraham ; Rev. D. O. Mears. 

Third quarter : Jesus and the blind man ; Rev. F. E. Clark.— 
Jesus the good shepherd ; Rev. J. E. Twichell. — The death of Lai- 
arus ; Rev. E, S. Atwood. — The resurrection of Laxanis ; Rev. G. R. 
Leavitt. — Jesus honored; Rev. E. N. Packard. — Gentiles seeking; 
Jesus ; Rev. G. M. Boynton. — Jesus teaching humility ; Rev. G. R. 
Leavitt. — Warning to Judas and Peter ; Rev. E. B. Mason. — Jesus 
comfortinu his disciples ; Rev, T. J. Holmes. — Jesus the true vine ; 
Rev. Dew itt S. Clarke.— The missionof the spirit ; Rev. W.R.Camt- 
BELL.— Jesus interceding; Rev. .\ddison P. Foster. 

Fourth quarter : Jesus betrayed ; Rev. F. E. Clark.— Jesus before 
Pilate ; Rev. J. E. Twichell. — Jesus delivered to be cruci6ed ; Rev. 
Albert H. Currier. — Jesus crucified ; Rev. G. R. Leavitt. — Jesus 
risen ; Rev, G. Frederick Wrkjht. — Thomas convinced ; Rev. James 
R. Daneorth.- Peter restored; Rev. W. G. Sperry.— Walking in the 
light; Rev. E. B. Mason. — John's vision of Christ ; Rev. Cliarles M. 
SouTUGATE. — Worshiping God and the Lamb; Rev. W. R. Campbell. 
The saints in heaven ; Rev. DeWitt S. Clabks.— The great invitation; 
Rov. D. O. Meabs. 



BSLIOION, XTC. 



Philosophy, bto. 



Sheldon, Henry C. Historyof chrislian doctrine. 
N. Y. IlarpcTS. 1886. [1885.] 2 v. viii+ 
411 pp. ; V +444 pp. 12" [96,056; 84.] 

4:^670.1-2 

Vul. t. A, D. 1617-lBsrp. 

Spaldinp, Martin John, abp. of Baltimore. The 
history of the protestant reformation, in Ger- 
many and Switzerland, and in England, Iroland, 
the Netlierlaiida, France and northern Europe: 
in asericsofeeeays reviewing D'Anbigne, Menzol, 
Hallam, Bishop Short, Preacott, Banke, Fryxell, 
and others. Bait. J. Murphy and Co. [J875.1 
2v.ini. xii+17-5a0pp.; xi+ 17-509 pp. 8' 
[96,055; 84.] ■ 4:1289 

Spence. ^ev. Canon Henry Donald Manrice and 
others, editors. Thirty thousand thoughts, being 
extracts covering a comprehensive circle of re- 
ligious and allied topics, gathered from Iho best 
available sources, of all ages and all schools of 
thought; with suggestive and seminal headings 
and homilotical and illuminative framework ; the 
whole arranged upon a seiuntific basis. With 
classified and thought-multiplj'ing lists, compar- 
ative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, 
topical, textual, and scriptural. Vol. 4. N. V. 
Fvnk and Wagnalls. 1885. yi+(ii+)524 pp. 
4° [96,531; 84.] *3:6186.4 

VonlmU: Jr-1iOTt«lic nnnies and lilies of Qod. ~ Tlie nltlibutts of 
Qod.— Sinn.— Christiflo dogmnlige. 

Vincent, Rev. John H. and Hurlbuf, Rev. J. L. 

The lesson commeutary on the International 
Sunday-school lesBons for 1886. Bost. /. Brad- 
ley and Co. 1S8B. 309 pp., illus. 8° [96,676; 

3:1887.2 



84.] 



Philosophy and Education. 

Abbott, liev. Lyman. A study in human nature. 

N. Y. Chautauqua press. 1884. 76 pp. 12° 
[96,674; 84.] 2:18C1 

Blalciston, J. R. The teacher. Hints on school 

management. Lond. Mncmilian. 1883. xvi 
+93 pp. 12° [96,S76; 84.] 2:4444 

Boivin de Villeneuve, Jean. Querelle des philoso- 

phes du VI' aieele. Par. 1736, (Acad. In- 
Bcript. Franco, v. 2, pp. 715-29.) Iu*62:1502 

Boston Latin school. See Brooks, Rev. P. 
Brooks, Rev. Phillips. The oldest school in 

America. An oration. And A poem by Bobert 
Gkast, at the celebration of the 250. anniversary 
of the foundation of the Boston Latin school, 
April 23, laS.! Bost. Moughion, Mifflin and Co. 
1885. 106 pp. 16° [96,515; 84.] 2:4061 







[ton of jwrtrait of Ejnii Ssrapnl Dliwpll, head minfe 
lim-M, t>y Dr. John Reynolds, in belwir of (he bulH 











Ganaye, Etienne de, abbe. Recherchessur Anaxi- 
muudre. Par. 1736. (Acad. Inscript. France, 

V. 10, pp. 21-35.) ln*62:15I0 

Canaye, £tienne de, abbe. Recherches sur le pbi- 
losophe Thal&B. Par. 1736. (Acad. Inscript. 

France, v. 10, pp. 1-20.) In»62:1510 



Cams, Paul. Monism and meliorism, ft philosoph- 
ical essay on causality and ethics. N. T, 
F. W. Christern. 1885. 83 pp. 8=' [96,249; 
84] 2:738.19 

DJBtlein, W., compiler and editor. Losebuch zum 

Unterrichto in der Lilcraturkundo ilir hohere 
Lehranslalten, insbesondcre fiir die Oborktassen 
hohorer Tocbtcrschulen bearbeitet. 2., verb. 
Aufl. Altoob. H. A. Pierer. 1875. x+498 pp. 
8° [95,)i91; 84.] 2:3884 

Final science, The; or, spiritual materialism: 

being tt strict application of the most approved 
modern scientific principles to the solntion of the 
deepest problems of the age. N. Y. Funk and 
Wagnalls. 1885. 194 pp. 12° [96,287; 84.] 
2:738.20 
Fiske, John. The idea of God as affected by 

modern knowledge. [Sequel to "The destiny 
of man".] Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 
1886. [1885.] xxxii+173pp. 12" [96,511; 
84.] 2:983 

Gamier, Jean-Jacques, abbe. Memoire sur les 

paradoxes philosophiques. Par. 1770. (Acad. 
Inscript. France, v. 35, pp. 309-27.) In*62:1535 
Gautier de Sibert, ■ Fxamen do la philoso- 

phie de Ciceron. Par. 1780-93. (Acad. In- 
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Mem. 1. V. 41, pp. 466-500. In *62:1541 

Mem. 2-3. v. 43, pp. 61-130. In *62:1B43 

Mem. 4-5. v. 46, pp. 100-173. In *62:1546 

Gautier de Sibert, ■ Memoire dans lequel 

on examine s'ily a vcri tablemen t de la differonco 
cntre la doctrine des philosophcs academiques et 
colle des philosophes sceptiques, c'est-A-dire, si 
etre academique ou etre sceptique est uno meme 
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Glanvilt, Joseph. Scepsis sciontiGca: or, confest 

ignorance the way to science, in an essay of 
the vanity of dogmatizing, and confident opinion. 
Ed., with introductory essay, by John Owen. 
Lond. Paul, Trench and Co. 1885. lxx+(ii+) 
218 pp. 16" [96,125; 84.] 2:10fi8 

Hansen, Caroline. The kindergarten children. 

N. Y. White, Stokes and Allen. 1885. 14 
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Hertol, P>r. . Overpressure in high schools 

in Denmark. Tr. from the Danish by C. God- 
frey SiiiiENSON ; with introd. by J. Cbicbtos- 
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Hill, Walter H. Ethics; or, moral philosophy. 

2. rev. ed. Bait. J. Murphy and Co. 1879. 
xiii, 344 pp. 12° [96,124; 84,] 2:1174 

Horsfall, T- C. See Manchester. 
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of the universities and colleges of the United 
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Et6,254; 84.] (Contributions to the hist, of educ. 
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Omto./.: InlrodiKlinn.— LfltPr of Or. Hough to Ihe i^onimisiinn- 
tr of i-duualioa. — HiatorioHl ikeiob of Ihe ODiiersitr of Miaxourl.— 
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PSILOBOPHT, STC. 



HiSTOBT, ETC. 



Kinmont, Alexander. Twelve lectures on the 

natural history oC man, and tho riee and jirog- 

rc88 of philosophy. With ii bingrnphienl sketch 

of the aulhor. Cin. fr />. ./-»..'■ !«:('> riii4- 

3B5pp. 8° I -':'-'. :'.i ' :.■-■ i;i'. i-:. < i "; 2:i2ti2 

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On Ihe ortgiu nnJjiwpettmllm of n«tiini"™eeB or nmokinrl.— On liio 
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viviliiatlun. 

Lotze, Budolf Hermann. Outlinea of prantieivl 

philosophy. Dictated portions of lectures. Tr. 
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2: 1382 
McCosh, James, Herbert Spencer'e pliiloenphy 

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[Manchester.] Proceedings of tho conforonce on 

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*2;2039 
Mivairt, St. George. Nature and thought. An 

introduction to natural philosophy. 2. ed. 
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Perez, Bernard. The first three yeura of child- 
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Plato. Tradaclion dn dialogue de Platon, intitule 

Ion. Parrabbe Francois ARNAtiD, Par. 1777. 
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ln*62:1539 
Rochefort, Guillaume Dubois de. Memoires 

(deux) Hor la morale d'Herodote. Par. 1777. 
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In +62:1539 
Rousseau, Jcan-JacqueB. Emil, odor iibcr die 

Ereiehung. Deutscb von K. Grosse. 4. Aufl. 
Leip. Wigand. 1863. 3 pts. in 1 vol. 188 pp.; 
279 pp.; 184 pp. 18° [86,354; 84.] 2:537l.a 

The same. '6. Aufl. 1872. yii+461 pp. 12" 

[38,833.] 2:5371 

Smith, Adam. The theory of moral sentiments ; 

or, an essay towards an analysis of the princi- 
ples by which men naturally judge cooeerning 
the conduct and character, first of their neigh- 
bours, and afterwards of thoraaelvea. To which 
is added, a disserlalion on tho origin of languages. 
1. Amer. from 12. Bdin. ed. Phil. A. Finley. 
1817. vii-f 598 pp. 8" [41,305; 84.] 2:1686.a 
The same. New ed. With a biographical ynd 

critical memoir of the author. By Dugald 
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2:1686 



Studies in logic. By members of Ibe Johns 
Hopkins university. Bost. Liftle, Brown and 
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2:708 

Cbnlrnli.' Tlip lOKio nf (ho EFiiriirmna : Allan MAnqDAxn.— A nw- 
e1iln<' for pni.tiicing ■yllojiii'iiq vnrlndnnn ; AIIhd Hjiiwdj.hd.— Noteoe 
Bno1j[lil-[.Tnil..glualiuBaiinp. — (In ILk nlifrbm oT louie ; Chmiiui! 
LlOD. — <>niinMi'B!|{ebrsor \ngie ; O. II. Miti'hill. — Uppratloiu lA 
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History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Anvers, N. d'. (psetni.) ,sVe Bail, N. R. E. 

ArchEeological Institute of America. See Good- 
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Bastlan, Adolf. Die Culturliinder deg atten 
America. Bd. 1-2. Ber. Wndmann. 1878. 

xviii4-704 pp., 3 fold, maps; xxxviii(+ii)-|-967 

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Wells, David AmcB. Practical economicB. A 
collection of essays respecting certain of the 
recent economic experiencos of the United Stales. 
N. Y. Puin'ims. 1885. vi(-fii)+259 pp. 8" 
[96,393; 84.] 54:686 

White, ^Vrs. Peter A. The Kentucky boasowife. 
A collection of recipes for cooking. Chic. 
Belford, Clarke and Co. 1885. 316 pp. 12° 
[96,514; 84.] 54:2769 

Science, Art and Industry. 
American Society of Civil Engineers. The 

preservation of timber. Heport of tbe com- 
mittee on the preservation of timber, presented 
and accepted at tbe annual convention, June 25, 
1885. With appendices on the preservation of 
timber and the preservation of forests. With 
discussion by James B. Francis, B. A. Fcertes, 
nnd others. [1885.] 247-398 pp. 8° [95.994; 
84] 52:7 

Andes, Louis Edgar, Die trocknenden Dele, ibre 

Eigenschaften.Zusammensetzungund Vorande- 
rungen, sowie Fabrikation der Firnisse aua den- 
selben zu Anstrichen und Fiir Buchdrnckcr, genane 
Darslellung der Fabrikniion alior Anstrieh-, Buch- 
druck-, Slein-undKupferdruckfarben, Ein Hand- 
bucb fur Lack-, Firnies-und Farbenfabrikanten, 
Kaufleute, Anstreicher, Jjackirer, Maler u. s. w., 
nach dem nouoBtcn Stando diesor Industriesweige, 
untcr Benutzung der hcrvorragendsten Literatar 
und nach oigeneo vieljiihrigen Erfahrungen 
dargcstcllt. Braun. Vieweg. 1883. ix+I89 
pp., 1 fold, pi., illus. 8° [96,621; 84.] (Hnndb. 
der chem. Techno!. Xene Folge, 4. Lief.; K. 
Birnbaum.) *52:3303.18 

AsfruC, Joan, A treatise on the diseases of 
women ; in which it is allomptod to join a just 
theory to the most safe and approved practice. 
With a chronological catalogue of the physicians, 
who have written on iheso diseases. Tr, from 
the French original, Lond. J. Nourse. 1762-7. 
3 V. {ii-f )xxi-f 375 pp., 1 fold, pi,; xvi -f392{+l 1) 
pp.; xv(-|-i)-j-440(+8) pp., Ibid, frontis. 12* 
[47,760; 84.] 46:4675-7 

BakeriJ. (^. Afloraof the English lake district. 
Lond, Bells. 1885. viii-)-2G2 pp. 8*=" [96, 
110; 84.] 43:29 

Bartley, Elias [I, A lext-book of medical chem- 
istry. For medical and pharmaccatical students 
and practitioners, Phil. Blakiston. 1885. viii, 
376 pp., frontis., iilus. 12° [96,221; 84.] 

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Barton, Edward H. The cause and prevention 
of yellow fever at New Orleans and other cities 
in America. 3. ed., with the addition of upwards 
of seventy pages of "Prefatory remarks'*, and a 
supplement. N. Y. Bailliere. 1857. 20+2 
(-f2)-f vi, 48+iii-xvi + xviii(+iv) -f vii(-f-iv) + 
282 pp., 1 fold, map, 7 fold. tabs. 8° [31,537; 
84.] 46:2771 

Bary, Heinrich Anton de, Vergleichende Anato- 

mie der Vegetationsorgane der Phanerogamon 

und Fame. Lei p. Engelmann. 1877. xvi+ 

663 pp., illus. 8^ [96,190; 84.}^ (Handb. der 

nik, 3; " 



physiolog. Bota 
others.) 



Wilh. Hofmeister and 

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Bary. Heinrich Anton de. Vergleichende Morpho- 
logic und Biologic der Pilze, Mycetozoen und 
Bacterien. Leip. Engelmann. 1884. xvi-f558 
pp., illus. 8^ [96,190; 84.] (Handb. der 
.physiolog. Botanik, 2 ; Wilh. Hofmeister and 
others.) 43:189.2 

Note. The alx)vc is the 2. cd, of » work by the same author, pub. 
in 1866 under the title : Morphologic und Physiologio dor Pilze, 
Fleohten und Myxomyeeten. 

Bechamp, J.-A. Memoire sur les matieres albu- 

minoides. Par. 1884. (Acad. Sciences, France, 

V. 28, 2*ser. (M.) 516 pp.) In*6l:l978 

Beigel, Hermann. Die Krankheiten des weib- 
lichen Gcschlechtes vom klinischen, patho- 
logischen und therapeutischen Standpunkte aus 
dargestellt. Erl. Enke. 1874-5. 2 v. xvi+ 
603 pp., 5 pis. (3col'd), illus.; xiv-t-882 pp., 2 
pis., illus. 8^ [62,871; 84.] *46:4681-2 

Contentn: Vol.1. Alljgemeiner Theil, Physiologie, Pathologic und 
TherHpio der Menstruation, Krankheiten der Eieri<tOcke. 

Vol. 2. Krankheiten der Eileiter und der breitcn Mutterbunder, 
Krankheit-en der Oebftrmutter, der Vagina, der ilusseren Ocschlechts- 
theilo und der BrustdrQsen; Vaginismus und Btorilitut. 

Bender, Charles B. Principles of economy in 

the design of metallic bridges. N. Y. J. Wiley 

and sons. 1885. 195 pp., 11 fold, pis. 8"^ [96, 

467; 84.] 52:190 

Benrath, H. E. Die Glasfabrikation. Braun. 

Vieweg, 1880. xii+495 pp., illus. 8^ [96, 

621; 84.] (Handb. der chem. Technol. Neue 

Folge, 2. Lief; K. Birnbaum.) *52:3303.16 

Bersch, Josef Die Essig-Fabrikation. Eine 
Darstellung der Essig-Fabrikation nach den 
iilteren und neueren Verfahrungsweisen, der 
Schnell-Essig-Fabrikaiion, der Fabrikation des 
Holzcssigs, der Bereitung von Eisessig und reiner 
Essigsaure aus Holzessig, sowie der Fabrikation 
des Wein-, Trestern-, Malz-, Bieressigs und der 
aromatisirten Essigsorten, nebst der praktischen 
Priifung des Essigs. Den neueren Anschauungen 
gemass popular geschildert. 2., erweit. und verb. 
Aufl. Wien. Hartleben. 1881. xiii-xvi+222 pp., 
illus. 12^ [96,195; 84.] (A. Hartloben's che- 
misch-techn. Biblioth., 10.) 52:1851 ' 

Bersch, Josef Die Fabrikation von Malz, Malz- 
extract und Dextrin. Ber. Wiegandt^ JHempel 
u.Parey. 1880. xi+368 pp., illus. 8*» [96,183; 
84.] (Giihrungs-Chemie fur Praktiker, 2.) 

52:1496 



Blackadder, H. Home. Observations on phage- 
da>na gangrsBnosa. In two pts. 1. The history 
and cure of the disease, deducted from observa- 
tion and experience, and containing a simple and 
eflPectual method of treatment. 2. An investiga- 
tion into the history of the disease, as it is to be 
found in the writings pf various ancient and 
modern authors. Edin. D. Brown. 1818. xvi 
(-j>ii)_|.170pp. 8^ [47,878; 84.] 46:3618 

Bland, .Robert. Observations on human and on 

comparative parturition. Lond. J. Johnson. 

1794. xv+223 pp. 8° [52,078; 84.] 46:4778 

Blandfordf G. Fielding. Insanity and its treat- 
ment: lectures on the treatment, medical and 
legal, of insane patients. With a summary of 
the laws in force in the United States on the con- 
finement of the insane. By Isaac Kay. Phil. 
Lea. 1871. viii-hl7-471 pp. 8^ [43,908; 84.] 

46:idi3 

Blundell. James. Observations on some of the 
more important diseases of women. Ed. by 
Thomas Castle. Phil. A. Waldie. 1840. 215 
(+2) pp. 8^ [47,827; 84.] (Dunglison's Amcr. 
medical lib.) 46:4683 

Bockmann, Fr. Die explosiven Stofic ; ihro Ge- 
schichte, Fabrikation, Eigenschaflen, Priifung 
und praktische Anwendung in der Sprengtechnik. 
Mit einem Anhange, enthaltend : Die Hilfsmittel 
der submarinen Sprengtechnik (Torpedos und 
Sceminen). Ein Handbuch fur Fabrikanten und 
Verschleisser explosivcr Stoffe, Chemiker und 
Technikcr, Berg-,Eisenbahn- und Bau-Ingenieure, 
Steinbruchs- und Bergwerksbesitzer, Forst- und 
Landwirthe, sowie fiir die Ingenieur-Officiere des 
Landheeres und der Marine und zum Selbst- 
studium. Nach den neuesten Erfahrnngen bear- 
beitet. Wien. Hartleben. 1880. xiii-xvi-f431 
pp., illus. 12** [96,196; 84.] (A. Hartleben's 
chemisch-techn. Biblioth., 60.) 52:1252 

Bolley, Pompejus Alexander. Das Beleuchtungs- 
wesen. Nebst einem Anhang iiber elektrische 
Beleuchtung von Gustav Wiedemann. Braun. 
Vieweg. 1862. viii-f 326 pp., 2 fold, pis., illus. 
8^ [96,621; 84.] (Handb. der chem. Technol. 1, 
2. Gruppe.) ^52:3303.1 

Bowman, P. H. The structure of the wool fibre, 
in its relation to the use of wool for technical 
purposes. 2. ed. Manch. Palmer and Boxce. 
1885. xviii+366 pp., 33 pis. (I col'd.) 8° [96, 
097; 84.] 52:1518 

Bradley, D. B. Treatise on midwifery. Bang- 
kok. A. B. 0. F. M. mission press. 1842. 156 
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Note. Text in Siamese, alno first half of t. p. 

Brown, Waldo F.J Bonham, L. N. and others. 
The people's farm and stock cyclopedia, embrac- 
ing comprehensive and practical treatises on farm 
topics of every description, including farm man- 
agement, fencing, farm drainage, fertilizers, etc. ; 
to which is added a complete volume on farm 
stock in all its departments, including the breed- 
ing, care and management of horses, cattle, hogs, 



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Brown, Waldo p. and others. — (continued,) 

sheep, poultry, bees, etc. ; with numeroas appen- 
dixes for reference in all departments of agrical- 
tural life. Cin. Jones Bros, and Co. [1884.1 
2. V. in 1. 1234 pp., 6 pis., illus. 8^ p5,525; 84.] 

*52:2005 

Burnet, John. Practical hints on composition in 
pictures. Parti. Composition of form. Part 
11. Light and shade. Ed. by Susan N. Carter. 
N. Y. Putnams. 1885. v-f 56 pp., illus. 1(>" 
[96,382; 84.] (Art-hand-book, 10.) 53:737 

Burr, i^^. Enoch F. Celestial empires. N. Y- 
Amer. Tract 8oc. [1885.] 10+7-302 pp., 18 pis., 

1 port. 12^ [95,523; 84.] 42:101 
Caswell, Alexis. Eesults of meteorological ob- 
servations made at Providence, R I., extending 

over a period of forty-five years, from December, 
1831, to December, 1876. Wash. Smithsonian 
Institution. 1882. iv-f (ii+)33 pp. 4^ [95,518; 
84] (Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, 
443, v. 24.) In*4l:1523 

Classen, Alexander. Quantitative Analyse auf 
electrolytischem Wege. Fiir Unterrichtslabora- 
torien, Chemiker und Huttenmanner. Nach 
eigenen Methoden. Aachen. J. A, Mayer. 1882. 
52 pp., illus. 8° [96,172; 84.] 51:2004 

Clement, Clara Erskine. An outline history of 
sculpture for beginners and students, with com- 
plete indexes and numerous illustrations, x*^. Y. 
White, Stokes and Allen. 1885. x+302 pp., illus. 
12^ [96,675; 84.] 10:2629 

Cook, Charles, compiler. The Dandic Dinmont 
terrier: its history and characteristics. Com- 
piled from the most authentic sources. Illus. by 
portraits of authentic specimens of the pure 
breed, drawn and etched by W. Hole. Edin. D. 
Douglas, 1885. xiii-f(ii-f)148 pp., vignette 
t. p., 7 pis., 1 double map. 4^ [96,039; 84.] 

*44:3007 

Davidson, Mary M. The bombyx mori (Linnaeus). 
A manual of silk culture, containing complete 
instructions for beginners, as well as practical 
directions for managing a cocoonery, designed 
especially to simplify the production of silk by 
the use of osage orange as a food plant in local- 
ities where it naturally grows in abundance. 
[Junction City, Kan.] Author. [1885.1 113-203 
pp., illus. 12° [95,379; 84.] In 52:1709 

Davidson, Mary M. Silk : its history and manu- 
facture, from the earliest ages to the present 
time ; including Instructions for silk culture on 
osage orange or mulberry. Junction City, Kan. 
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379; 84.] 52:1709 

Deite, C. Die Darstellung der Seifen, Parfume- 
rien und Cosmetica. Braun. Vieweg. 1867. 
xii + 156 pp., illus. 8° [96,621; 84.] (llandb. 
dor chem. Technol., 6, 2. Gruppe; P. A. Bolley.) 

*52:3303.10 

Delden La'erne, C. F. van. Brazil and Java: re- 
port on coflTee-culture in America, Asia and 
Africa, to the minister of the colonies. Lond. 
W. H. Allen and Go. 1885. xii+637 pp., 2 pis., 

2 fold, diagrams, 4 maps (2 fold, col'd). 8° [96, 
098; 84.] 52:2202 



De Muldor, Carl. The pbiloeophy of art in 
America, a dissertation upon vital topics of the 
day ; perhaps of all time. N. Y. W. -R- Jenkins. 
1885. 136 pp. 12*» 1^96,247; 84.] 53:39 

Denison, Charles. Moisture and drynese ; or, the 
analysis of atmospheric bamiditieB in the United 
States. An essay read before tbe American Cli- 
matological Association 1884, and inclading the 
presentation of a rule of moistare and dryness, 
Dy which the climate is evenly sabdivided, accord- 
ing to the combined evidences of moistare, together 
with seasonal cloudiness and absolate huraiditj 
signal ser%Mce charts. Chic. Randy McNally and 
Co. 1885. (2+)30 pp., 8 double col'd maps. 8° 
[96,596; 84.] 51:2910 

yute. Ropr. from the New York medicftl journal for Sepc. 13 and 

Evans, Thomas William. History and descrip* 
tion of an ambulance wagon constracted ia 
accordance with plans furnished by the writer. 
Par. E. Brilre. 1868. 34 pp., 6 pis. S*' [44, 
538; 84.] 46:4553 

Evans, Thomas William. Sanitary institutions 
during the Austro-Prussian-Italian conflict 
Conferences of the international societies of re- 
lief for wounded soldiers. An essay on ambulance 
wagons. Universal exhibition rewards and letters. 
Catalogue of the author's sanitary collection. 3. 
ed. Par. S. JRaron and Co, 1868. x+237 pp. 
8° [44,537; 84.J 46:4623 

Paget, Jean-Charles. Monographie snr le type 
et la specificite de la fievre jaune, etablis avec 

I'aide do la montro et du thermometre. Avec 109 

traces graph iques (pouls et temperature). Par. 

BailUcre. 1875. 60+24 pp. 8^ [61,009; 84.] 

46:2786 

Farabeuf, L.-H. An operative manual. Ligation 
of arteries. Tr. b}- John D. Jackson. Phil. 

Lippincott. 1874. 157 pp., illus. 12^ 

84.] 

The same. [42,809.] 46:34C5 

Feichtinger, G. Die chemische Technologic der 
Mortolmaterialien. Braun. Tieweg. 1885. 

xiii+478 pp., illus. 8^ [96,621; 84.] (Handb. 

der chem. Technol., 6, 1. Gruppe, Abtn. 2; P. A. 

Bolley and K. Birnbaum.) ln*52:3303.9 

Fenner* C. S. Vision : its optical defects, and tbe 
adaptation of spectacles. Embracing 1. Physic- 
al optics. 2. Physiological optics. 3. Errors of 
refraction and defects of accommodation, or optic- 
al defects of the eye. With 74 illus. on wood, 
and selections from the test-types of Jaeger and 
Snellen. Phil. Lindsay and Blakiston, 1875. 
(vi+)xiii-xiv, 299 pp., 1 fold, pi., illus. 8° [49, 
327; 84.] 46:3891 

Fischer, Ferdinand. Die chemische Tecbnologie 
des Wassers. Braun. Vieweg, 1880. xii+ 
403 pp., 2 fold, pis., illus. 8^ [96,621; 84.] 
(Handb. der chem. Technol. Neue Folge, 3. 
Lief; K. Birnbaum.) *52:3303.17 

Fisher, T. W. Plain talk about insanity : its 
causes, forms, symptoms, and the treatment of 
mental diseases. With remarks on hospitals and 
asylums, and the medico-legal aspect of insanity. 
Bost. A, Moore, 1872. (6+)17-97 pp., 3 pis. 
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Fleck, Hugo. Die Fabrikation chemiBcher Pro- 
ducte aus tbieriscben Abfallen. Bearb. aaf 
Grund eelbststandiger Erfabrungen und rait Be- 
riicksicbtigung der neuesten Verbosserungen. 2. 
Aufl. Braun. Tieweg. 1880. ix+169pp., illus. 
8° [96,621; 84.1 (Handb. der chem. Tecbnol. 
Neue Folge, 1. Lief.;'K. Birnbaura.) *52:3303.15 

Fleischman, Joseph. The art of blending and 
compounding liquora and wines: sbowing how 
all the favorite brands and various grades of 
whiskeys, brandies, wines, etc., are prepared by 
dealers and rectifiers for the trade, giving direc- 
tions for making all the ingredients used in their 
preparation ; and valuable information concern- 
i ng whiskeys in bond. N. Y. Dick and Fitzgerald, 
[1885.] 68 pp. 12° [96,092; 84.] 52:1504 

Fontaine, Hi ppolyte. Electrolysis: a practical 
treatise on nickeling, coppering, gilding, silver- 
ing, the refining of metals and treatment of ores, 
•by means of electricity. Tr. from the French by 
J. A. Berly. Lond. Spons, 1885. xii+256 
pp., illus. 8° [96,468; 84.] 52:1754 

Forrest, William S. The great pestilence in 
Virginia; being an historic account of the 
origin, general character, and ravages of the 
yellow fever in Norfolk and Portsmouth in 1855; 
together with sketches of some of the victims, 
incidents of the scourge, etc. N. Y. Derby and 
Jackson, 1856. xiii+326pp., frontis. 12*» [30, 
184; 84.] 46:2787 

Fowler, Frank. Drawing in charcoal and crayon 

for the use of students and schools. J^^. Y. 

Cassell [1885.] iv-f-(ii+) 88 pp., illus. 16^ 

[96,084; 84.] 53:756 

Plates, 8, obi. 4? 53:1289 

Friedlaender, Karl. The use of the microscope 
in clinical and pathological examinations. 2. 
ed., enl. and impr., with a cbromo-lithograph. 
Tr., with the permission of the author, by Henry 
C. CoE. N. Y. Appleton, 1885. x+195 pp., 
1 col'd pi. 12^ [96,322; 84.] 51:2601 

Gay, Elinor. Skilful Susy. A book for fairs and 

bazars. N. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1885. 

75 pp., illus. 12° [96,524; 84.] 53:710 

Gaye, Selina. The world's lumber room ; a gossip 

about some of its contents. Lond. CasselL 

1885. xii+316 pp., illus. 12° [96,121; 84.] 

41:2365 

Gobel, K. Yergleichende Entwicklungsgeschichte 
der Pflanzenorgane. [Bres. Trewendt. 1884. 
n. t. p.] 99-432 pp., illus. 8° 



Graeff; 



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Memoire sur les experiences rela- 



tives a rec(^ulement des eaux, faites au reser- 
voir du Furens. Par. 1884. (Acad. Sciences, 
France, v. 28, 2«ser. (M.) 92 pp., 10 pis. (2 fold., 
1 double.) In*6l:1978 

Greene, W. T. Birds I have kept in yeara gone 
by, with original anecdotes and full directions 
for keeping them successfully. Lond. L. U. 
Gill. 1885. viii+198 pp., 16 col'd pis. 12° 
[96,114; 84.] 44:1749 



Halphen, Achille. Memoire sur la reduction des 

equations differentielles lineaires aux formes 

integrales. Par. 1884. (Acad. Sciences, France, 

V. 28, 2«ser. (M.) (2+)301 pp.) In*6r.l978 

ilandbuch der Botanik. See Schenk, A. 

Haton de la Goupilli6re, Julien-Napoleon. Pro- 

bleme inverse des brachistochrones. (Acad. 
Sciences, France, v. 28, 2* ser. 42 pp.) In*6l:1978 

Haussermann, Karl. Die Industrie der Theer- 

farbstoffe, ubersichtlich dargestellt. Stutt. J. B. 

Meizler, 1881. (iv+)ii(+ii)+96 pp. 8** [96, 

213; 84.] 52:1322 

Healy, Edith. Painters of the Italian renaissance. 

Illus. with engravings by T. De Mare. N. Y. 

Belford, Clarke and Co. 1885. xxix, 2il pp., 25 

pis. 12° [96,513; 84.] |0:2587 

Heinzerling, Christian. Die Fabrikation der 
Kautschuk-und Guttaperchawaaren sowie des 
Celluloids und der wasserdichten Gewebe, rait 
besonderer Beriicksichtigung der neueren Fort- 
schritte, die in diesen industriezweigen gemacht 
wordon sind. Ein Handbucb fiir Techniker; 
Fabrikanten, Gelehrte etc. Braun. Vieweg. 
1883. xv+242 pp., 1 fold, pi., 1 fold, plan, illus. 
8° [96,621; 84.J (Handb. der chem. Tecbnol., 
6, 4. Gruppe, Abth. 2 ; P. A. BoUey and K. Birn- 
baum.) *52:3303.13 

Heinzerling, Christian. Grundziigo der Leder- 
bereitung, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der 
neueren Fortschritte auf diesem Gebiete. Ein 
Handbucb fiir Gerber, Techniker etc. Braun. 
Vieweg. 1882. xiii+204 pp., 1 fold, pi., 1 fold, 
plan, illus. 8*» [96,621; 84.1 (Handb. der 
chem. Tecbnol., 6, 4. Gruppe; P. A. Bolley and 
K. Birnbaum.) *52:3303.12 

Hempel, Walther. Neue Methoden zur Analyse 

der Gase. Braun. Vieweg. 1880. x+129 

pp., illus. W [96,171; 84.] 51:1701 

Hiigard, Eugene W. Beport on cotton produc- 
tion in the United States; also embracing 
agricultural and physico-geographical descriptions 
of the several cotton states and California. Wash. 
1883-4. 2 pts. 924 pp., 12 maps (6 col'd, 3 
double); 848 pp., 1 double coPd pi., 13 maps 
(7 col'd, 3 double). 4^ [92,001; 84.] (Depart, 
of Interior. 10. census 1880, 5-6.) *84:843-4 

HofT, J- H. van't Ansichton iiber die organiscbe 

Chemie. Braun. Vieweg. 1881. 2 pts. in 1 

vol. xvii+29i pp.; xvi+263 pp. 8^ [96,200; 

84.] 51:1979 

Hofmeister, Wilhelm and others. Handbucb der 
physiologischen Botanik. Herausgeg. in Ver- 
bindung mit A. de Bary, Th. Irmisch und J. 
Sachs. Leip. Engelmann. 1867-84. 3 v. xii-f 
404+vi+405-664 pp., illus.; xvi+558 pp., illus.; 
xvi+663 pp., illus. 8^ [96,190; 84.] 43:189.1-3 

Note. Vol. 2 iH the 2. od. of a work by the name author, pub. in 
1866 UDder the title : Morpholo^ie und Physioiogie der Pilze, Flech- 
tcn und Myxomyceten. 

Contents: Vol. 1. Ft. 1. Die Lehre von der PflansenEelle. Ft. 2. 
Allgemeine Morphologie der Gew&chse ; W. HorMKisTKE. 

Vol. 2. Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilse, My- 
cetosoen und Bacterien ; A. de Baey. 

Vol. 3. Vergieichende Anatomie der V«getaiionBorgane der 
Phantrogamen una Fame ; A. de Baet. 



Science, eto. : 

Holdor, Cbnrlea Frederick. Marvels of animal 

lift). N. Y. Scribners. 1885. x+240 pp., 32 
. pl8. 12° [06,371; 84.] 44:301 

Jettel. Wladitnir. Die ZQndwaaren-Fabrikation 

in ihrcr gcgenwiirligen Anabildung. Mil Be- 
riicknichtigung der wichtigston Ma8L'h]noii znm 
HobelndorHolzer, zamEinlt-gcDund AuHDohniiiTi, 
2ur SpanHchachlol-und SaloitbiichHori-Fabrikation 
und der liocopte zum ZuBammetisetzcD dor Ziiiid- 
waaren. Bruun. Vieweg. 1871. vi(+ii)-|-i6 
pp., illuB. 8° [06.021; 84.] (Hnndb. dyr chum. 
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In*52:330U.U 
Kolbe, Hormann. Zur BntwickelungflgeBchicbte 

der thooruliBchon Chcmio. (Bcaonderur Ab- 
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Jjcip. J. A. Barlh. 1881. iv+117 pp. 12'' 
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Kunhardt, C P. Small yachts : their design and 

eotiHtruction exemplified by the ruling types of 
modt)i-n prnctiuo. Lond. Loic. 18S5. iv-fliCy 
pp., tiO pla. (3 fold.), illus. f " [96,3G4; 84.] 

*A:2244 
Lankester, Mrs. P. Wild flowers worth notice. 

A seleotion of some of our native plants which 
are most attraelivo from their beauty, uses, or 
associations. With 108 coloured figures from 
drawings by J, E. Sowcrby. Lond. \V. H. Allen 
and Co. 1S85. xx4-159 pp., 18 col'd pla. 12° 
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Ledebur, A.. Die Mctallurgio. Bd. 2. Braun. 

Vieaeg. 1882. xi+HlT pp., illus. 8° [06, 
621; 84.] (llandb. der chom. Technol,, 8, Abth, 
1 ; P, A. BoUey and K. Birnbuum.) +52:3303.14 

OaulcnU: .MoIJillvenirlwilnnK. 

Lunge, tiuorg. Handliuch dor Soda-Industrie 
und ihrer Nebcnzweigo fiir Theorio nnd Praxis. 
Braun. Vieweg. 1879. 2 v. xxsii+iiU pp., 4 
fold, pis., illus.; xxiii + lOlS pp., C fold, pla., illus. 
8» [06,621; 84.] (Handb.derehera.Technol.,2, 
1. Gruppe; P. A. Bolley and K. Birnbaum.) 

*52:3303.4-5 
Lunge, (icorg. Die Industrie der Steinlcohlcn- 
theor-Dostillation nnd Ammoniakwasaer-Vorar- 
beitung. Brann. Vieireg. 1883. xiii+35G pp., 
illus. 8° [96,621; 34;] (Handb. dur ohem. 
Tcciinol., 1, 3. tJruppo, Ablli. 2; P. A. Bolley and 
K. Birnbaum.) *52:3303.2 

Mayer, Adolf. C'homischu Technologie dta Holzcs 
als Biiumntorial. Brnun. Yifiir.eg. 1872. x-f- 
184 pp., illus. 8° [96.621; 84.] (Handb, der 
chom. Tuchnol., 6, 1. Gruppe, Abth. 1; P. A. 
Bolloy and K. Birnbaum.) In*52:3303.<J 

Medicus, Ludwig. Genchtlich-chemiaehoPriifung 

von Nahrunga- und GenuHsmitteln. Methoden 
und Daten zur Boarlheilung. Wiirz. Stiihd. 
1881. vii + 152 pp., 3 fold. tabs. 8" [96,182; 
84.] 51:1785 

Meyer, ^- von. Die Exploslvkorper und die 

heuerwcrkeroi. Braun. Vieweg. 1874, viii 
-fl26(+2) pp., illus. 8° [06,621; 84.] (Uandb. 
der chom. Technol., 6, 3. Gruppe, Abth. 2 ; P. A. 
Bolley aud K.. Birnbaum.) In*52:3303.11 



Miller, Mrs. Olive Thorne. Bird-ways. Bost. 

Houghton, Mi_ffiin and Co. 1885. Tiii+227 pp. 
12° [06,5i'6; 84.] 44;1803 

Mohr, Friedrich. Dor Weinbau nnd dw Wein- 
bereitungakundo. Braun. Vieweg. 1865. 
viii-f-164 pp.. illQS. 8° [05,621; 84.] (Handb. 
der ehcm. Technol., 4, 3. Gruppe; P. A. Bolley.) 
*52:3303.8 
Morrison, William A. Practical onginoer and 
mechanic's guide, containing a glance at the 
early history of steam ; its application to pump- 
ing; its later use for railroads and steamboats; 
its more extensive use for general machinery. 
The setting and management' of boilers: the 
modern ateum engine ; how it shonld be managed. 
Description and application of the indicMur. 
Illustrations showing the advantage of the engine 
being in the bost possible condition for duty. 
Tables aud rules fur demonatraling the actaal 
working of the engine, with methods of correct- 
ing the di'fecta. Hulcs for calculations. Tables 
for various calculations relating to metals and 
other materials. Tests and methods of working 
metals. Useful practical information, receipts, 
etc. Lowell, Maxs. Author. 1884. 172 pp., 
illus. 12' [05,493. 84.] 52:766 

Morse, Kdward S. Japanese homes and their 
surroundings. Illus. by Iho author. Bost. 
Ticknor. 1886. [1885.] xxxiii+373 pp., illus. 
8° [06,553; 84,] *53:1117 

The same. [96,741.] 53:1117 

Muntz, Eugene. Lea precurseurs de la ronais- 

sanee. Par. Librairie de Vitrt. 1882. vii + 

254pp,, I4plB., llluR. f° [96,193; 84.] *A:5215 

Naturhistorisic Tidsskritt. stiflet af Honrik 
Kroyor, ndgivet af J. 0. Schiodtb. 3. JlEekke. 
Kjobenhavn. €. A. Iteitzel. 18C1-S4. 14 v. 
245 pis. (5 col'd), 3 maps (1 fold, col'd). 8'' [96, 
211; 84.] *4I:H01-14 

Naumann, Alexander. Die Grundlehren der 
Chemic, fur don Studircnden kurz dargelegt. 
Heidel. Winter. 1879. viii-f 226 pp. 8° [06, 
214; 84.] 51:1802 

Otto, l"'''- Jill- Lebrbueh dor rationelleu Praxis 
der landwirtbachafilichen Gowerbo. Die Bier- 
brauerui und Branntweiubrennerei. die Sprit-, 
Hofo-, Liqueur-, Essig-, Starke-, StiirkoBucker- 
Fabrikation, die Ciderboroitnng, die Kalk-, Gyps- 
und ZiogBl-Brennerei, Potascbesiodoroi, Oelralfi- 
nerie, Butler-und Kiiso-Bereitung.dasBrotbacken 
und Seifesicdcn umfassond. Zum Gebrauche bei 
Yortrtigeniiber die landwirtbachafilichen Gewerbe 
und zum Sclbstuntcrrichte fiir Chemiker, Land- 
wirtbe, Fabrikanten, ArchitektGn,Ingenieure und 
Steuorboamte. Braun. Vieweg. 1865-7. 2 v. 
(iv+)iv+653 pp., 3 fold, pis., illus.; viii-f 578+40 
pp.,10fold.pls.,illua. 8° [06,621; 84.] (Uandb. 
der chom. Technol., 4, 2. Gruppe; P. A. Bolley.) 
*52:3303.6-7 

Sbirkriiiimniis. SbVrkegvriips und Slnrkeiuckciit, lowie dla Butter- 
DDd Kioe-Beniltuug. FQr Cbemiker, ale. 



Science, etc. 



29 



Poetry, etc. 



Pagenstecher.H. Alexander. Allgemeino Zoo- 
logie, Oder Grundgesetze des thicrisehon Baus 
und Lebens. Bor. Wiegandt^ Hempel u. Farey, 
1875-81. 4 V. vii(+ii)+347 pp., illus.; vii+528 
pp., illus.; vii-f-419 pp., illus.; viii+959 pp., illus. 
8° [96,192; 84.] 44:428.1-4 

Paine, Charles. The elements of railroading. 

A series of short essays reprinted from the 

Kail road gazette. N. Y. Railroad gazette, 1885. 

v+154 pp. 12^ [96,090; 84.] 76:2630 

Palmer, Julius A., Jr., editor. Mushrooms of 

America, edible and poisonous. Bost. L, 

Prang and Co, [1885.] 4 pp., 11 coFd pis., with 

descriptive text.^ 4^ [95,584; 84.] *43:2528 

Petzholdt, Alphons. Die Erzeugung der Eisen- 
und Stahlschieuen. Eine hiittenmannische 
Studio. Braun. Tieweg, 1874. xiii+81 pp., 
1 map. 8^ [96,621; 84.] (Handb. der chem. 
Technol., 8, Abth. 2; P. A. Bolley'and K. Birn- 
baum.) In*52:3303.14 

Schenk, A., editor. Handbuch der Botanik. Her- 
ausgeg. unter Mitwirkung von Ferd. Cohn u. A. 
Bd. 1-3. Bres. Trewendt, 1881-4. vii-f-766 pp., 
illus.; xi+707 pp., illus.; viii+432 pp., illus. 8® 
[96,191; 96,579; 84.1 (Eneykloprodio der Natur- 
wissenschaften, Abth. 1, Thl. 1; G. Jiiger and 
others.) 43:336.1-3 

ConUnU: Vol. 1. . Die Wechselbeziehunifcn ewiachen den Hlumen 
und den ihro Kreuziing Termittelndeu InHekten; Hermann MuLLKa.— 
Die insoktcnfressenden I^anzen ; 0«car Dbudk. — Die Gefilsskrypto- 
gnmen; Prof. Dr. Sadf.beck.— Die I^anzenkmnkheiton ; B. Frank.— 
Di 




•Die Algen im weitenton 
Sinno; P. FALKKNe'sRa. — 0io Muscineen ; K. GObkl. — Die Bacil- 
lariat^cen (Diatotnaceen) ; E. Pfitzkr. — Die phyniologiHchen Loi- 
stungen der PflanKengewebe ; 6. Haberlandt. 

Vol. 3. Die Spaltpilze; W. Zopr. Verglcichende Entwicklungn- 
geschiclite der Pflanzenorgaae; K. GObkl. 

Schwarzenberg, Philipp. Die Technologie der 
cheraiscbeQ Froducte, welche durch Gross- 
betrieb aus unorganisehen Matorialien gewonnen 
werden. Braun. Vieweg. 1865. x-|-312 pp., 4 
fold, pis., 3 fold, tabs., illus. 8^ [96,621; 84.] 
(Handb. der chem. Technol., 2, 1. Gruppe; P. A. 
Bolley.) *52:3303.3 

Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Baker, George M. The globe drama. Original 

plays. Bost. Lee and Shepard, 1885. 66+ 

5.8+52+55+47+55 pp., 6 pis. 16° [96,420; 

84.] 32:716 

OmtcnU: Tlie flowing bowl. — Better than gold. — Comrades. — 
Nevada ; or, the lost mine.— Past redemption. — Rebe<'ca'8 triumph, 

BerQ, Albert Ellery. The drama, painting, poetry, 
and song; embracing a complete history of the 
stage, an exhaustive treatise on pictorial art, a 
choice collection of favorite poems, and the popu- 
lar songs of all nations. N. Y. P. F, Collier, 
1884. viii+718 pp., 43 pis., illus. 4^ [96,466; 
84.] *|0:6500 

Blake, William, The poems, with specimens of 
the prose writings of. With a prefatory notice, 
biographical and critical. By Joseph Skipsey. 
N. Y. J. Pott and Co. 1885. viii, 282 pp. 24^ 
[96,717; 84.] 31:2073 

Bradley, Mary. Hidden sweetness. The poems. 
The illus. from drawings by Dorothy Holroyd. 
Bost. Boberts, 1886. [1885.] x, 64 pp., illus, 
12^ [96,282; 84.] 31:2089 



Browning, Kobert. Pomegranates from an En- 
glish garden : a selection from the poems of B. 
With introd. and notes, by John Monro Gibson. 
N. Y. Chautauqua press. 1885. viii, 137 pp. 
12^ [mfiiyO; 84.] 31:473 

Bullen, A. II., editor. A collection of old English 

plays. In 4 vols. Vol. 4. Lond. Wyman and 

sons. 1885. vii + (ii+)394+4 pp. 12^ [96,244; 

84.] *32:276.4 

Note. Only 150 eopien printed. 

Contents: Two tragedies in one; Ro^»ort Yarincton. — Tlie captives, 
or, the lost recovero*! ; Thomaa Hkywood. — The coHtlie whore.— 
Everie woman in lu».r humor.— Ap|K>udix. — Index. 

Centllvre, Mrs. Susanna TFreeman Fox Carrol). 
The dramatic works of the celebrated Mrs. C; 
with a new account of her life. Lond. J, Pear- 
son. 1872. 3 V. xii+376 pp , 1 port.; (2+)380 
pp.; (2+)372 pp.; additional t. p. in each vol. 
12^ [95,302; 84.] *32:769.1-3 

Note. A reprint of 1760-Cl. 

Cbntents: Vol. 1. Life of the ftiithor.— The perjur'd husband,— The 
Beaux'H duel.— The game.ster. — The Ba.9Sot table. — Love at a venture. 
—The stolen heiress. 1761. 

Vol. 2. Love's contrivance. — The busybody. — Marplot in Lisbon. 
—The Plntonick lady. — The perplex'd lovers.— The cruel >;ifi. 1761. 

Vol. 3. The wonder.— The man's bewitch'd.— A Ootluim election. 
—A wife well managed.- A Bickerataff' a burial. —A bold stroke for a 
wife.— The artifice. 1760. 

Christian!, Adolph F. The principles of expres- 
sion in pianoforte playing. N. Y. Harpers, 
1886. [1885.] 303 pp. 8^ [96,130; 84.] 

53:2109 

Collier, Ada Langworthj. Lilith : the legend of 

the first woman. Bost. Lothrop and Co, 

[1885.] 104 pp. 12^ [96,135; 84.] 31:2101 

Dickens, Charles, The complete poems of. N. Y. 

White, Stokes and Allen. 1885. 142 pp. 16^ 

[96,355; 84.] 31:2480 

Dorr, J alia C. K. Afternoon songs. N. Y. 

^m6nm. 1885. xi-fl84pp. 12^ [96,698; 

84.] 31:2493 

English, Thomas Dunn. The boy's book of battle- 
lyrics: a collection of verses illustrating some 
notable events in the history of the United States 
of America, from the colonial period to the out- 
break of the sectional war; with historical notes 
and numerous engravings of persons, scenes and 
places. N. Y. Harpers, 1885. xii+168 pp., 
illus. 8° [96,148; 84.] 31:2120 

Fawcett, Edgar. The new King Arthur. An 

opera without music. By the author of "The 

Buntling ball". N.Y. Funk and Wagnalls, 1885. 

iv, 164 pp. 12^ [96,207; 84.] 32:681 

Garnett, Lucy M. J. See Greeic folk-songs. 

Greeic folk-songs from the Turkish provinces o 
Greece, 37 douXii 'EXXdq: Albania, Tbessaly 
(not yet wholly free,) and Macedonia. Literal 
and metrical translations by Lucy M. J. Garnett, 
classified, rev. and ed., with an historical introd. 
on the survival of paganism, by John S. Stuart- 
Glbnnie. Lond. F, Stock, 1885. xxxi-f 260 pp. 
8^ [96,147; 84.] 31:2021 

Heywood, Thomas. The captives; or, the lost 
recovered. A comedy. Licensed by Sir Henry 
Herbert in 1624, and now first printed from 
Egerton ms., 1,994. [Lond. Wyman and sons. 
1885,] 99-217 pp. 12^ [96,244; 84.] ln*32:276.4 



PoiTRT, sra 3 

Hosmar, Frederick L. and Gannett, Witliam C. ' 

The thoagbt of God in hymns and pooma. 
BoBt. Roberts. 1885. vii, 135 pp. 16° [96, 
823; 84.] 5:3453 

HoWflllS) William Dean. Tbe sleeping-car. A 
farce. Boat. Osgood. 1885. 74 pp. 24° 
[96,328; 84] 32:892 

KdlidaSft. Sakoontala; or, tbe lont ring: an 

Indian drama. Tr. into Engliob prose and 
verse from tbe Sanskrit by Uonior Williams. 
N. Y. Bodd, Mead and Co. 1885. xx+(ii-f) 
236 pp., col'd head pieces. 12° [96,390; 84.J 

32:909 
Latin hymns (The) of the Anglo-Saxon chnrch, 

with an interlinear Anglo-Saxon gloss; derived 
chiefly from a ms. of the 11. century, preserved 
in tbe library of the dean and chapter of Durham, i 
[Ed. hy Kev. J. Stevenson.] Durham. G. j 
Andrews. [1851.] x(-fii) + 171 pp. 8" [20, | 
518; 84.] (Surteea Soc. pubs., 23.) *27:1122 | 

XjWTtndh of Durham. Dialogi Laurentti Dunel- 

mensis, monauhi ac prion's. [EiiX. by Kev. 
James Baine.] Durham. Andrews and Co. 
1880. xxxviii(+ii)+92pp, 8° [93,065; 84.] 
(Snrtees Soc. pubs., 70,) *27:11('9 

LuddeRi W. The thorough base school, an easy 

and progressive course for acquiring a practical 
knowledge of rudimental harmony: especially 
adapted to tbe wants of those desirous of learn- 
iDg to play or write church music, accompani- 
ments, Bongs, choruses, etc. [Rev. od.] Written 
for the piano-forto or organ. Cin. J. Church 
and Co. [1874.] (2+) 111 pp. obi. 12° [96, 
673; 84.] 53:2212 ' 

Perring, Sir Philip. Hard knots in Shakespeare. 

Lond. Longmans. 1885. ix-f374 pp. 8° 
[96,144; H4.] 32:3042 

Peyton, Thomas. The glosse of time, in the first 

[and second] ago. Divinely bandied. Soene 
and allowed. Lond : printed by Bernard Alsop, 
for Lawrence Chapman, and are to be sold ai his 
shop over against Staple Inne. 1620-23. N. Y. 
J. S. Alden. 1886. 2 pta. iu 1 vol. xxxvii, 100-f 
{2+)105-77 pp. 12° [96,t)63; 84,] 31:2789 

[Plays, Collected, n. t. p. Lond. v. dj 16 v. 

18* [73,327; 84.] 3i2:18-33 

pmltnli: Vol. 1. Mi'moir of Mr. WRlJiwk.— The ratal dciwery ; 

Eli'«E*th'l"rH«"D.-Thrred roTer; or, IhV HHJlinj of Ihc liiljillU '; 
Edward Fin-Bii.L.~Ali Pwhs ; John Hownnl Pitri.— Lovo lo lium- 
UeUfe; J. H.PiTKi. — Tribulotinn; or. uuvrelcoiii^ visilors; Julm 
PiwiK. — William Tell; J>me> Sheridiui KhoirLu. — Blue Beard; 
Otorge CoLMAK, jr. — Caslleof S..rr*Dl.> ; "r, tlieprinonorof kochi-llp i 
Henrr HmiviLi,. — Robert ihc iMvil. duke of Narinand]'; K. J, 
RiiHOHD.-'OneD'clocloor. Ihe knighl and the vood demon; Matllicw 
Qngory L»wi». 

Vol. 2. Memoir of Mr. EUlalon, by D. O. ~ The children In the 
wood ; Thomas Moitos.— Foscarl ; Mary RatHcll MiTroiD. — JuMkd ; 



m. — Paul Pry; Douj(l«s jBtiotn. — The 

late oTbloodiJohnThomaslliiKu.-fllitcl 
i« Downa" ; Daualaa JH■oL^. — FHlher an 
UbuboDuUre ; G. Bill. — Jeunf Jodob 



—(continued.) 



[Plays, Collected.]— 

Vul 4. Rarmond arid Axneo. the iravVllere henightrd ; < 
l^eedinj^ nun of Lindenliers ; Matltiew Gregory Liwii "*- - 

ofHt^MarkH; Matt'riew'oreJury Li>ii. -^Tl'ia rendei 
AiTss.— Timoiir Ihc Tartar : Maltliew Greirory I.twu. 
tliefaltorTarquiu; Julm Htiward Piim;— Who hi 
George CLMid, 



Iuin1>rylde Mchi 
LD. — Ilome iwi 



'* aacrlllce; A. L. 



robber'a dauxlitorB.—The forpBt of Bandy i iir, (he tlog of ^ 
Ailaiil>>il fmiii the French. — Kaymiiud and Ainie*: or. tiit 
nun of Lindenberg ; [adapted rrom M. ». Lewla hyl H.W.< 
— NalioleoD ; or, the enifwror and tlw noldier ; JuliD Watal 



bll^ng 



I life; Duiiglt 






- Fiftfpti yuan of a drank- 



dayi; C. A. Sonttai 



iriHTia. — llnfnrtiiiuite Mi<9 Bailey ; Qithen Abbott 
-Tlieyniithrulmieeni or, Chrietine of Sweden ; Cbarlea 
Tlie green cynl inun»ter; James Bobiusoti Plinch^. - 
m ; or. Maint Rcit»rl-A oare ; W. T. Moscaiirr. 

" " Ibhbc i'otooa. — Shakesneare'a early 

?in;],mi; or. the aeveoth bullet; Kurt 



; MutlhewGre) 



Imauiid'J?;™' 



—Nelley abbey i William 



merry monarch ! John Uowanl PiTKi.— The twogalley slaiee. Adapt- 
ed rroiil the Frencli by John Howard PatHt. — Lifu of Rkhard Cum- 
berland.— Comedy of the West Indian i Richard Clubulimd. 

Vol. 9. Memoir of Mr. Quick .—Kotorlety : Freileriek Riiholm. 
—The iheplierd of Derwenl Valo; or. the innooeDI oulnrit. Adapted 
and augmi-nted from the Friiieh by Jaeepfa Lean. — aide and seek ; 



Altered from'it 
ederiok nay!.oli.a 
— The magpie, o 


*Ge™'i;5 o^'aSH^eh t^ R, 
— The duel ; or, my two 


or. Mo<-J for bio. 
OLD.-Alonio the 
H, M. Himta. - 
<i1lat[e : l«ac Bi 


irave and the fair Imoglne ; 
-Mr*. Wiggins; Joim Till 
aaUTin.-TheroeUlek; 



liPry: ItouglaaJai 



Vol. 11. FrankenBieiD; or, themanand IheinonBler. Founded 
on Mrs. Hhelley-s work and the Fre»-h pieoe La magicien el le mon- 
Mte; U.M.MiLsra.- Wives by advenWment; or. oonrting in the 
newipupora. — "Swing"! ; C. K. Baixett. — LTieiiahee Loiel ; or, the 
Giiny of Aahlmnibiim Delli A. li. CaaruLL.'— William '■ Tiaita ; or, 
ttiri'p hours before »u|incr; W. T. Muwriiu'r — The maid of Oeooa ; 
iir. the bandit merebanti John FaauLL. — The (tattle lorer; or.mualc 
m marlile ; l>oiigliui JiiaOLD. — The pinsue of Haraeillea : or, the 
iiornira of ITS). Tr. and aitnpted IVoin the French, by W. H. Wil- 
LUM.— The inlimate friend ; or. n cpu'er guest at a weiiding. Adapted 
mini the French of Tlieniilon, Datxion and l-alooe by Jolin Kiaa.— 
Do'ug(B"jaB''a'rLB." ° '" *"""""— "O"' . c ■ uccaneer. 

Vol.l'j. The wrailh «C the lake: or. the brown ie'a hrli| : John 
Thntnaa HAixn.— Blnrkbeiird : or, tlie captive priDcesa ; J. C. Cboh. 
-Will Watch ; or, the Mnek plianlom ; J. U. AHKiBBT.-The intimate 
friend; or. a queer gueiit at n weiiding. Adapted trom Theaiilon, 
Dnrtins and Lalone, by John Kiaa. — Pttleen veara of a drunksnl'a 
lifo; Douglas Jiiiuld. — The dumb Savoynra and hia monkey ; C. 
Pelhain Tiiowpws. - The soldier'- daughter ; Arthur CnaBii. _ The 
ret] rovei-; or. the mutiny of the Caroline; K, T. Waivia. — Tlie 

Crinter'a devil ; or, a type nf the obi one. — SylreBtor Paggerwood ; 
torge CoLHAK, — The riml dav and distraining for rent; IMuriaa 
JaatiiLB.-Theold oakeheM; or, the »muii«ler'» aonand the robher'a 
daughter. — Ainnan the brave and tho fair Imogine ; or. the apectre 
briilc; H. M. MiLaaa. 

Vnl.13. Love in a village; Ixaar BirKuaiirr.— Tho maid ofthe 
mill; liiaaoBiuKiaiinrr.— Thebeggar'aoperai JolinUaiY.— CEdipus; 
John liiTDKH and Nathaniel Lkk.— Ilie hypocrite ; Isaac BicaiaiTirr. 
-The wonder, a woman keei-a a aecrei; ijuaanna CiaTiivai, 

Vol. U. The rivals ; KiehanI Brinaley SBitinia. — Inkle and 
Yarico ; George Colbas. jr.— Patrick in Pruasia ; or, love in a camp. 
— The Hchnol fur Bcaodal ; Kiclianl Urinslcy ^naaiDAH. — A trip to 
flcarbor.)ugh ; Richard BrinBleySHiMiDAK. — The mistake; Sir John 

Vol. in. The rape of the lock ; John UiEKroiD. — VirglDius tbe 

rum-un ; William Roiiaal. — Fnilh and falKehood ; or, tRe bte of 
nlmahranger; William Leman Bam. — My fellow clerk; John Ons- 



POKTET, ETC. 



PicnoN (English). 



[Plays, Collected.] — (continued.) 

Ab'buu>BKi(iTT.-~Kiiii(JohD(.v>ththelHDcfltortlieACt)iQUb 
AbboII ■ Bic-KETt.— A quiel da; ; John OiiKroiD .-Sudden lliougt 

Vol, It. The parole of honour ; Thornan Jnmes Sr.iL*. ~ Josi; 
Arc, theMiiidof Orleansi ThoioaBJamfBSiKLii.'-Doii Juan i Char 
HiLHEiund EdwardSTinLiiiu. — t>*Ddolo; or. the Lust of lhedogr'<. 
EilHarJ STiiLwa. — Ttw lilnck domino i Uilbort AhbotI a Bkiitt.— 
Pancal Bruno.— The kiiut'swaoer; or, the camp, ih? aaUagc, and the 
court ; Thomst H^rton Wilki.— Wanted a hrinnd ; or. ■ tiilt from 
Fn UiaToLri ; Gilbert Abbott a BicKUT.-Tlie amhaiisadreng ; Gilbert 
Abbott a BKiaiT.-The brothers ; or, tlie wo[f and tlie lamb: Thomas 
Egerton WiLai. 

Schaff, Jiev. Philip and GHman, Aitbur, editors. 

A library of religioue poetry: a collecliou of 
the beet poems of all ages and tongutis; with 
biographical and literary notoe. N. Y. Funk 
and Wagnalls. 1885. xxxi+1004 pp., 13 ports. 
8" [96,271; 84] 31:2259 

Scott, Sir Walter. Marmion. Ed. with notes 

by William J. Rolpe. Boat. Ticknor. 1885. 
3;^8 pp., frontis., illuB. 16° [96,134; 84.] 

31:1543 
Smith, ijncy Toulrain, editor. York plays: the 

plays performed by the crafla or mysteries of 
York on the day of Corpus Chrisii, in the 14., 15. 
and 16. centuries. Now first printed from the 
Qniqae ms. in the library of Lord Asbburnham. 
Ed. with an introd. and glossary. Oxf Claren- 
don press. 1885. lxviii+557 pp., 3 fold, sbeota of 
music. 8° [96,145; 84.] *32:217 

Smith. William Henry. Bacon and Shakespeare. 

William Shakespeare: his position aa regards 
tho pfays, etc. Lond. Skeffington and son. 1884. 
38+ix pp. 16» [93,054; 84.] 32:3037 

Stuart-Glennie, John s. See Greek folk-songs. 

Upton, tioorge P. The standard operas, their 
plots, their music, and their composers. A 
handbook. Cbic. Jansen, McClurg and Co. 
1886. [1885.] 343 pp. 12° [96,304; 84.] 

53:2347 

White, Kichard Grant. Studies in Shakespeare. 

Boet. Houghton, Mi^in and Co. 1886. [1885.] 

(6+) 383 pp. 12= [96,422; 84.] 32:3054 

CmttnU: On reading ahakeepeare : Playii of the 1.-3. period. — 
Narratiie aiml.vnis; THe lady of Gniach-s Imeband. — The cafe of 

foreet of Arden. — Miwellanieit" The Bacnn-Shakeapeare cntie. — 

"■ ■ igM.— Stase KonaliDdn.— im the 

les and leiicone. ~- Note on W. 

YaringtOlli RoberL Two lamentable tragedies. 
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obaundler in Thames-streete, and his boye, done 
by Thomas Merry. The other of a young childo 
murthered in a wood W two ruffina, with tho 
consont of his unckle. Lond. M. Laws. 1601. 

SRepr. Lond. Wyman and eons. 1885.] 97 pp. 
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KbIc. Said ID be bjr Misi Julia Uagmder. 

Adams, William Taylor. (Oliver Optic.) Stem 

to Btern ; or, building the boat. Boat. Lee 

and Shepard. 1886. [1885.] 324 pp., 3 pU., 

additional, illns. t. p. Ifi*" [96,428; 84.] 35:304 



Balzac, Honorc de. The Duchesa de Langeais 

[and other stories]. Boat. Roberts. 1885. 

(6+) 333 pp. 12" [96,640; 84.] (The comedy 

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Baylor.) On both aidea. A novel. Phil. Zip- 
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84.] 35:1939 

Black, William. White heather. A novel. N.Y. 
Harpers. 1886. [1885.] 497 pp. 12° [96, 
204; 84.] 35:2195 

Braeme, Mrs. Charlotte M. (Bertha M. Clay.) 
Tho marriage vow. N. Y. J. S. Ogilvie and 
Co. [1885.] 336 pp. 12" [96,340; 84.] 

35-4384 
Brentano, Clemena. Fairy tales. Told in En- 
glish by Kate Freiligralh Kkoekeb, and pictured 
by F. Carruthers Gouid. N. Y. A. C. Armstrong 
and son. 1886. [1885.] xxiii+252 pp., illus. 
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Otnlenls: Dear-mi-Mul. — Tlie atdry uf Sir Skip-and.B-Junip. — 
The Btury of Nmnv Noddy. — The xlory of Waokemhard and of hi! 
Ave ■onB.-Thildrco'K page. 

Carry), Charles E. Davy and the goblin ; or, 

what followed reading "Alice's adventures in 
wonderland". Bost. Ticknor. 1886. [1885.] 
160 pp., illua. 12° [96,290; 84.] 35;3904 

Chamberlain, Partheoe B. Rob Clazton's story. 

N.Y. T. Y. Crowdl and Co. [1885.] 274 pp., 
3 pla. 12° [96,292; 84.] 35:4001 

Chervet, Mme Marie-Eugenie SafTray. (Raovlde 

Navery.) Patira. A novel. Tr. from the 
French. Bait. J. Murphy and Co. 1883, (4+) 
423 pp. 12° [95,947; 84] 38:3519 

Colquhoun, M, J. Primus in Indis. A romance. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1885. 176 pp. 16° [95. 
312; 84] (Harper's handy aer., 33.) 35:4624 
ConSCienCB, Hendrik. Veva ; or, the war of the 

peaaanta ; and The conscript. From tho origi- 
nal Flemish. Bait. MurphyandCo. [188-.] 408 
pp. 12° [95,962; 84,] 35:4643 

NoU. The t, pi, and preface to the Amcr. ril. repreHent Ibis book 
a9 cooIainiDg I»n fltorinx. Thire in onl> one : Vevs. 

Cumberland, Stuart C. The rabbi's spell. A 

Ruaeo Jewish romance. N.Y. Appldon. 1885. 
193 pp. 12° [96,521; 84.] 35:5132 

Ou Boisgobey, Fortune. The old age of Lecoq, 

the detective ; and An omnibus mystery. 12. 
thous. Lond. Vizetelly and Co. 1885. 2 v. 
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Durand, Mme Alice-Marie Fleury. (Henry Qre- 

ville.) Dosia's daughter. Tr. by Clara Erskine 
Clement. Boat. Ticknor. 1886. [1885.] 309 
pp., 1 facs. letter. 16° [96,519; 84.] 37:1101 
Ellis, Edward S. Camp-fire and wtgwaro. Phil, 

Porter and Coates. 1885. iv, 388 pp., 4 pis. 
16" [96,229; 84] 37:1669 

Emerson, Willia G, Winning winds. A novel. 

N. Y. Carteton. 1886. x, 393 pp. 12° [95, 
951; 84.] 37:1707 



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Farieon, B. L. Self-doomed: a novel. N. Y. 

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Greene, Hon. Mrs. On angel's wings; or, the 

story of little Violet of EdelBheim. Lond. 
T. Nelson and sons. 1885. 289 pp., frontis., 
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Hammond, William A. A strong-minded woman ; 

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Harte, Francis Bret. By shore and sedge. Boat. 

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CbnUnll: An apostle of tlio Tulps.-Snmh Wfllkcr.— .^ Hhiji of '43. 

Hays, ^rs. W. J. City cousins. A story for 

cliiidren. N. Y. T. Whittaker. 1886. [1885.] 
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Holley, ^frs. Marietta. ("Josiak Allen's wife".') 

Sweat Cicely; or, Josian Alion as a politician. 
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Hosmer, tJ. W. "As we went marching on". A 

story of the war. M. Y. Harpers. 1885, 
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iak. ipseud.) Birchwood. N. Y. T. Y. Crowel- 

andiCo. [1885.] 315 pp., 2 pis. 12° [96. 
277; 84.] 38:127 

Jak. (.pseud.) The Fitch Club. N. Y. T. ¥. 

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84.] 38:123 

Janvier, Thomas A. (Ivory Black.) Color studies. 

W. Y. Scribners. 1886. (6+)227 pp. 16° 
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Omlr»ti: Rose Mfl<]iler. — Jituno d'Antinioine. — Orpiment and 
G*mtH>|jb..— RolwriMja's medium. 

KremnitZ, Mite, compiler. Roumanian fairy talcs. 

Adapted and arr. by J. M. Percival. K. Y. 

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38:1114 

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dolden felar.— Tautb wilhoiit »gt, and life witliont dmlh. — The liCIJ« 
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McClelland, U. G. Ublivion. An episode. X.Y. 

B. Holt. 1885. vi+290 pp. 16° [96,302; 
84.] (Leisure hour sor., 175.) 38:2140 

Mrs. Keith's crime. A novel. N. Y. 

1885. 234 pp. 16" [95,740; 84.] 
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A'oM. SBidlobeb;Hn>.W.K. Clifford. 

Molesworth, ^^3. Mary Louisa, (.^nis Graham.) 
"Us". An old fashioned story. With illus. by 
Walter Crane. Lond. MairmiUan. 1885. vii+ 
240 pp., 7 pis., illus. t. p. 12° [96,541; 84.] 

37:3261 



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12° [96,1()5; 84.] 38:3278 

Norris, WilUam E. a man of his word. N. Y. 
G. Munro. 36-84 pp. 16° [96,314; 84.] (Sea- 
side lib-, pocket ed., 277.) In 40:745 
Picard, George H. A mission flower: an Amer- 
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Richards, Laura E. The joyons story of Toto. 
With illus. by E. H. Garrett. Bost Robertt. 
1885. (4+)226 pp., illus. 12° [96,281; 84.] 

39:310 
RIdeing, William H. A little upstart. A novel. 

Bost. Cupptes, Upkam and Co. 1885. 284 pp. 
12° [96,004; 84.] 39;409 

S , D- T. Mustard leaves; or, a glimpse 

of London society. N. Y. Dodd, Mead and 
Co. 1885. 218 pp. 16° [96,508; 84.] 39:995 
Sangrie. (pseud.) Mignonnetto. An ideal 

love story. K. Y. Carlelon. 1885. 324 pp. 
12° [96,280; 84.] 39:1100 

Sleight, Mary B. Pulpit and caael. N. Y. T. 

y\ Crowell and Co. 1885. 301 pp., 3 pis. 12° 
[96,300; 84.] 39:17e>2 

Smith, ^rs, Lucy Toulmin (formerly Misa 

Meade). The autocrat of the nursery. With 
40 illus. by T. Pym. N. Y. A. C. Armstrong and 
son. 1886. [1885.J xvi+174 pp., illus. t. p., illus. 
sq. 12° [96,458; 84.] 38:2848 

Speight, T. W. A barren title. A novel. N. Y. 

Harpers. 1885. 181 pp. 16° [96,502; 84.1 
(Harper's handy aer., 38.) 39:2073 

Spencer, ^rs. (May Nunez.) The story of Mary. 

By an American, N. Y. Carleton. 1885. 
391 pp. 12° [96,068; 84.] 39:209:* 

Spenser, Edmund. The story of the Eod Cross 

knight, from Spenser's Fairy queen. By R. A. 
Y. Lond. Nelsons. 1885. xiii, 144 pp., addi- 
tional, vignette t. p., illus. 12° [96,379; 84.] 

39:2091 
Stablest W. Gordon. Stanley Grahams ; boy and 

man.. A tale of the dark continent. N. Y. 
A. C. Armstrong and son. 1886, [1885.] viii-f- 
349 pp., 6 pis., illus. 12° [96,460; 84.] 39:2160 
Sullivan, T. R. Koscs of shadow. A novel. 

N. Y. Scribners. 1885. (6-|-)270 pp. 12° 
[96,345; 84.] 39:2424 

Tancred: prince of Tiberias. A tale of the 11. 

century. From the French. Bait. J. Murphy 
and Co. 1884. 224 pp. 12° [95,956; 84.] 

40:2651 
Van Vorst, Frederick B. Without a compass. 

A novel. N. Y. Appleton. 1885. 414 pp. 
13° [95,957; 84.] 39:36l>2 

VandegrifY, Margaret. Rose Raymond's wards. 

Phil! Porter and Coates. [1885.] 395 pp., 4 
pis. 12° [96,707; 84.] 39:3646 

Weber, A. Hester Tracy: a schoolroom story. 

H. Y. T. Whittaker. 1886. [1885.] iv-|-267 
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letterpress. N. Y. Futnams. 1873. (4+)80 
pp., 20 double maps -(12 col'd), illus. 4° [36, 
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Butler, Samuel, bp. of Lichfield. An atlas of mod- 
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ColBinan, Lyman. An historical text book and 
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Cooley, Thomas Mclntyre. Michigan : a history 
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Cope, Edward D. On the contents of a bone 
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Cramer, Bev. John Anthony. A geographical 
and historical description of ancient Greece; 
with a map, and a plan of Athens. Oxf Claren- 
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Contents: Vol. 1. Ancient Greece.— Illyria.—Epirus.— Macedonia. 
— Thracia.— Thcssalia. 

Vol. 2. Acarnania.—iEtolia.— Doris, Locris, and Euboea.— Phocis. 
— BoBotia.— Attica. — Megaris. 

Vol. 3. Peloponnesus.— Corinthia.—Achaia. — Elis. — Messenia. — 
Laconia.—Argolis.— Arcadia.— Crete and Cyclades. 

Cramer, Beu. John Anthony. A geographical 

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Davis, John Francis. The Chinese: a general 
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The same. N. Y. Harpers, viii, 383 pp., 1 fold, 
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[Durham, Monastery of] Catalogi veteres libro- 
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Eaton, Charlotte A. Rome, in the 19. century; 
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the ancient city, the remains of the middle ages, 
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ceremonies of the modern Romans. 5. ed., to 
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staj dead. 

Elphinstone, Moant^tuarl. An acconnt of the 
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Enaiand, France, Russia, and Turkey. 4. ed. 
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Fitch, George W. Outlines of physical geogra- 
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Forsyth, Robert. The boautios of Scotland i 
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Bt. (4+)544 pp., 17 pis.; (4-f )547 pp., 24 pis.; 
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Banffiihini. — Elgin, or Horayahli 

Vol. G. Caithnose (sneh.).— Orbner inlands.— SbptUnd islniiilB.— 
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Galfrjdus oe Coldingham and others. Histonic 
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pubs., 9.) *27:no8 

Conlmlt.- Prefrwe ; Ja mexBi rai ,— Liber de ttHia erciaBiie Dunhel- 
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Gerard, James Watson, ^tie poaco of Utrecht: 

a historical review of the great treaty of 1713- 
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xv-l-420 pp., 1 fold, map in pocket. 8" [96,721; 
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Getchflll, George H,, compiler. Our nation's ex- 
ecnlives and their adminiatrationa. The con- 
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biographical and atatistieal conspectus of the 
national government, from its foundation, 1775 to 
1885. The settlement and formation of the stale 
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Gilman, Arthur, The story of Rome from the 
earliest times to the end of the republic. N.Y. 
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Goodrich, Samuel Griswold, A piclorial geogra- 
phy of the world, comprising a syatem of uni- 
versal geography, popular and Bcientilie, including 
a physical, political, and atatistieal account of the 
earth and us various divisions, with numerous 
sketches from recent travels, and illus, by more 
than 1,000 engravings, of manners, costumes, 
curiosities, cities, edifices, ruins, beasts, birds, 
fishes, reptiles, trees, plants, fruits, etc. With a 
copioue index, answering the purpose of a gazet- 
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Gordon, Patrick. Geography anatomiz'd; or, 
the geographical grammar. Being a short and 
exact analysis of the whole body of modern 
geography, and a new and curious method. Com- 
prehending I. A general view of the terraqueous 
globe. Being a compendious system of the true 
fundamentals of geography ; digested into various 
definitions, prohlema, theorems, and paradoxes 
with a transient survey of the surface of the 
earthly ball, as il eonsislB of land and water. 
II. A particular view of the terraqueona gl< 
Being » clear and pleasant prospect of all remark- 
able countries upon the face of the whole earth 
shewing their situation, extent, division, subdi- 
viaion, cities, chief towns, name, air, soil, commod- 
ities, rarities, archbishopricks, bishopricks, uni- 
versities, manners, languages, government, arms, 
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illua. with divers maps. The 12. ed., corr., and 
somewhat cnl. And a act of new mapa by Mr. 
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Gowing, Richard. Richard Cobdon. Lond. 
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Giinther, Siegmund. Lelirbuch der Geophysik 
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Guzman, David J, Apuntamientos aobre latopo- 
grafia fisica de la Repi'ibliea del Salvador, cora- 
prendiendo: su bistorianatural.Busprodacciones, 
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Hale, itev. Edward Everett. Boys' heroes. Boet. 

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Hamilton, Francis. See Buchanan, F- 

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HflCker, Justus Fi-iedi-ich Karl. The dancing 

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Her6 and there in our own country. Embracing 

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Omlrnlt.- On the Frrnr.h ijrmvi -. Jumrn RobrrtH GiL-niii. (Ed- 
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th« Uoiorkiio villff 



— H'iii«ek»T>'nK ... - _- .. . 

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Hodgkin, Thomas. Italy and her invaders 47li~ 
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KirtOd, John William. Dr. [Tboraas] Guthrie. 
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Lanman, Charles. Farthest north; or, the life 
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Lb Bon, Gnstave. La civilieation des Arabcs. 
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Lieber. Franz. Frane Lieber. Aus den Denk- 
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McClellan, H. B. The life and campaigns of 
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Macdonald, Rev. Frederic W. Fletcher of Made- 
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Markham, Clemonts Kobert. Life of Robert 
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Menant, Joachim. Les pierres gravees de la 
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Merriam, Georges. The life and tiroes of Samuel 

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MommSOn, Thoodor. RomiscbeGeachicbte. Bd. 

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Omitnli: Die Prorlnico run CoBEiiir bia Dloi-leliftd. 

Montague. George William, compiler. History 
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O'Meara, Katbluen. Mndamo Mohl: her italon 
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Parton, James, editor. Some noted princes, 
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Powell, James W. Third annual report of the 

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Powell, James W.— {continued.) 

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CbMnvl.: Vol.l. SulmonnnillrDm: A chjiiiHron tHvklciimlDsh- 
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turn-pikuB; bridges and calverte of all kinds; 
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12° [44,589; 85.] 46:'i691 

Duchenne,Cuillaume-BenJBmin-Amand, Selections 
from the clinical works of. Tr., ed., and con- 
densed by G. V. PooRK. Lond. New Sydenham 
Soc. 1883. xxii+{ii+)472 pp., 1 pi. 12° [96, 
440; 85.] (New Sydenham Soc, 105.) *46:51 
Earle, Henry. Practical observations in surgery. 
Lond. T. and G. Underwood. 1823. x(-f iv) 
+229-1-8 pp., 3 pis. (2 fold.) 8" [48,008; 85.] 

46:3140 



Medicine. 



46 



Fiction (^English). 



[France.] Ministdre do la marine et dos colonies. 
Programmes des questions auxquolles les can- 
didats ont a repondre dans Ics concours poar les 
differents grades et emplois du corps de sante de 
la marine. Publ. par ordre du miniatre do la 
marine et des colonies. Par. Bailliere. 1875. 
Ill pp. 8*^ [61,375; 85.] 46:4638 

Frankel, Ludwig. Ilandworterbuch dor Frauen- 

krankheiten mil Einschluss der Geburtsstorun- 

gen. Ber. Veit u. Comp. 1839. (4-f)728 

pp. 8° [59,938; 85.] 46:4693 

Garretson, James E. (John Darby.) A system 
of oral surgery: being a consideration of the 
diseases and surgery of the mouth, jaws and asso- 
ciate parts. Phil. Lippincoft. 1873. xx+17- 
1091 pp., 11 pie., illus. '8^ [43,953; 85.] 46:3436 

Gerdy, Pierre-Nicolas. Traite des bandages et 

appareils de pansement. Par. Crevot. 1826. 

xvi+646 pp. 12° [48,040; 85.] 46:3350 

Gibson, William. The institutes and practice 
of surgery: being the outlines of a course of 
lectures. Phil. E, Parker, 1824-5. 2 v. 
xvi+469(+2) pp., 13 pis. (4 col'd) ; viii+542 pp., 
5 pis. 12° [48,031; 85.] 46:3150-51 

Goulard, Thomas. (Euvres de chirurgie. Liege. 

J.-R Bassompierre. 1779. 2 v. viii+268(+4) 

pp.; 317(+3) pp. 16° [48,029; 85.] 46:3154-5 

Contents: Vol. 1. Traits sur los effets des pr^parationH do niomb, 
et principaloment de I'extrait de satiimc employ*^ sous diflt'^rentes 
formes et pour diff^Tentes maludiea chirurgicalefl. 

Vol. -2. Hemarfiue.<i et observations pratiques sur les maladies v^- 
n^riennes ; avec une seconde (Edition des maladies de I'urt^'tre, et la 
composition des bougies 8p<^cifique8 pour gui^rir les embarraa de ce 
conuuit, et autres formules nouvelles et trfes-utiles pour le traitement 
des maladies v6n6riemies. 

Fiction.— English. 

Aiden, ^rs, Isabella M. (Pansy,) Mrs. Solomon 

Smith looking on. Bost. Lothrop, [1882.] 

vi, 456 pp., 2 pis. 12° [96,803; 88.] 35:583 

Astor, William Waldorf. Valentino. An histor- 
ical romance of the 16. century in Italy. N.Y. 
Scribners. 1885. vii, 325 pp. 12° [96,792; 85.] 

35:845 

Brown, Helen Dawes. Two college girls. Bost. 

Ticknor and Co, 1886. 325 pp. 12° [96,801; 
85.] 35:2998 

Butler, William Allen. Domesticus. A tale of 

the imperial city. N.Y. Scribners. 1886. vii 
4-281 pp. 12° [96,804; 85.] 35:3425 

Conklin, Mrs. Jennie M. (formerly Miss Drink- 
water.) Uncle Seth's will. Phil. Presb. bd. of 
pub. [1885.] 408 pp. 12° [96,795; 85.] 37:859 

Cooke, Rose Terry. Koot-bound; and other 
stories. Bost. Congreg. S.-S. and Pub. Soc. 
1885. 264 pp., 6 pis. 12° [96,805; 85.] 

35:4719 

Omtrntfi: Root-bound. — An experiment. — About our house. — 
Judged.— What Deacon Baxter said.— Two saints: Saint the first. — 
Saint the second.— The voice in tho garden.— Come unto me. — Why 
they die.— After Thanksgiving.— After »rbutus.—The Deacon's week. 
—Let it rain.- Miss Dorcas's story.— Sufficient unto the day .—A tramp. 
— February.— The minister's motto.— Clara's question.— John Carter^s 



sm. 



Ourand, Mme Alice-Marie-Celeste-Henry. (Henry 
Greville.) Cleopatra. Bost. Ticknor and Co. 
1886. 299 pp., 1 port. 16° [96,791; 85.] 

37:1102 



Eckstein, Ernst. The Chaldean magician, kn 
adventure in Rome in the reign of the Emperor 
Diocletian. From the German, by Mary J. Sap- 
ford. N. Y. W. S. Gottsberger, 1886. 112 pp. 
16° [96,812; 85.] 37:1458 

Ewing, Juliana Horatia. Lob Lie-by-the-firo; or, 
the luck of Lingborough. Tllus. by Randolph 
Caldecott. Engr. and printed by Edmund Evans. 
Lond. Soc. for promot. Christ, knowl, [1885.] 72 
pp., illus. 12° [96,813; 85.] 37:1783 

Fargus, Frederick John. (Hugh Conway.) A 

cardinal sin. A novel. N.Y. H, Holt. 1886. 

429 pp. 16° [97,254; 85.] 37:1965 

Farjeon, B. L. Christmas angel. N.Y. Harpers. 

1885. 199 pp., illus. 16° [96,750; 85.] (Harp- 
er's handy ser., 42.) 37:1995 

Genone, Hudor. Inquirendo island. N.Y. Put- 
nams. 1886. vi+347 pp. 12° [96,802; 85.] 

37:2926 

Grant, Robert. The Knave of Hearts. A fairy 

story. Bost. Ticknor and Co, 1886. 198 pp., 

illus. 12° [96,743; 85.] 37:3363 

Half-way : an Anglo-French romance. N. Y. 

Harpers. 1885. 287 pp. 16° [96,755; 85.] 

(Harper's handy ser., 41.) 40:^790 

Harcourt-Roe, Mrs, J. The bachelor vicar of 

Newforth. A novel. N. Y. Harpers, 1885. 

192 pp. 16° [96,751; 85.] (Harper's handy ser., 

44.) 37:3976 

Jackson, Mrs, Helen Hunt. (H, H.) Zeph. A 

posthumous story. Bost. Roberts, 1885. 253 

pp. 12° [96,793; 85.] 38:149 

Last days at Apswich. A novel. N.Y. Harpers, 

1886. 180 pp. 16° [96,754; 85.] (Harper's 
handy ser., 47.) 40:2283 

Lyall, Edna. Donovan : a modern Englishman. 

A novel. N.Y. Appleton, 1886. vili+456 pp. 

12° [96,807; 85.] 38:1941 

Noble. Annette Lucile. The professor's girls. 

Phil. Presb. bd. of pub, [1885.] 384 pp., 4 pis. 

16° [96,806; 85.] 38:3637 

Norman, Henry, editor. The broken shafl. Tales 

in mid-ocean. N.Y. Appleton. 1886. 223pp. 

12° [96,809; 85.] 40:2071 

Contents: On board the Bavaria; Henry Nobmak. — The upper 
l>erth; l"'rancis Marion Crawford.— Markheim; Robert Louis Stktbm- 
80N. — Marjory; F. Anstey Gvturik. (F. Amtey. )^The action to the 
word; Walter Herrioa Pollock. — My fascinating friend; William 
Archer.— Riley, M. P.; Tighe Hopkins.— Love ana lightning; Henry 
Norman. 

Our little Ann. By the author of "Tip-cat". 

Lond. W, Smith. 1885. viii+367 pp. 12° 

[86,794; 85.] 40:2476 

Pendleton, Edmund. A conventional fiohemian. 

]^. Y. Appleton. 1886. (2+)372 pp. 12* 

[96,789; 85.] 38:4331 

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. An old maid's para- 
dise. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1885. 
195 pp. 16^ [97,150; 85.] (Eiverside paper 
ser., 9.) 38:4392 

Ritchie, Mrs, Anne Isabella (formerly Miss 

Thackeray.) Mrs. Dymoud. A novel. N. Y. 

Harpers, 1885. 274 pp. 16^ [96,753; 85.] 

(Harper's handy ser., 43.) 39:2869 



FroTiON (English). 



BlBLIOQBAPHT. 



Russell, William Clark. In the middle watch. | 

Sea stories. N. Y. Barpers. 1885. 176 pp. 
16° [96,752: 85.1 (Harper's handy ser., 45.) 

39:759 

StflVenson, Robert Louis. Strange cane of Dr. 

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Authorized ed. N. Y. 
Scribners. 1§S6. (6-i-)138pp. 12" [96,799; 85.] 

39:-2-'«4 I 
SturaiS, Julian. JohnMaidraent. N.Y. Appleton. 

1886. 272 pp. 12" [96,800; 85,] 39:2402 i 

Thackeray, ^ia Anno Isabella. See Ritchie, 

Mrs. A. I. 
Tolstoi, Lev Nikolaicvitch, Graf. War and 

peace. A historical novel. Tr. into French 
by a Russian lady, and from ihe French by Clara 
Rell. Before Tilsit. 1805-1807. 2 v. Rev. 
and corr. in the United States, N. Y. W. S. 
Gottsberger. 1886. 322 pp.; 357 pp. 16° [96, | 
790; 85.] 39:3058.1-2 I 

Walworth, Mrs. i. n. without blemiah. To- ' 

day's problem. N. Y. Cassell. 1886. viii, 
381 pp. 12° [96,797; 85.] 40:92 

Winter, John Sirange. A man of honor. A novel. . 
N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 113 pp., illus. 16° | 
[96,810; 85.] (Harper's bandy ser., 50.) 40;619 
Wriight, Julia McNnir. Roland's daughter: a ; 
nineieenth century maiden. Phil. Presb. bd. i 
of pub. [18S5.] 31C pp, 12° [96,808; 85] 

40:881 

Ribiiography. 

Allgemeiner deutscber Literaturkalendor fiir 
1879-1882. Herausgeg. von Heinrich Hart 
nnd Julius Hart. Jahrg. 1—1. Brem. J. Kuht- 
mann. 1879-82. 4 v. 18° [92,544; 85.] 

*L:6ti20.1-i 

Bolt. InJ«hrg.6th«till«i>ic1isD||nlto: Di'uU<oh<-r LittprBtur-Ka- 
Bartistt, John RuBsell. Bibliography of Rhode 

Island: a catalogue of books and Other publica- 
tioDS relating to the state of Rhode Island, with 
notes, historical, biographical and critical. Printed 
by order of the general assembly. Prov. 1864. 
iv, 287 pp. 8° [83,819; 85.1 *L:931.a 

The same. 4° [31,025.] *L:a31 

Berjflau, Jean-Pliilibert. Early Dutch, Gorman, 

and English priniera' marks. Lond. E. Rascol. 
1866. 36 pp. 60 pis. 8° [77,543; 85.] *L:29 
Blnney, William Greene. Bibliography of North 

American conchology previous to the year 1860. 
Prepared for the Smithsonian Institution. Wash. 
Smithsonian Institution. 1863. 2 pts. in 1 vol. 
iv+(iv-f )ti50 pp.; v+305 pp. 8° [83,814; 85.] 
(Smithsonian iniscell. coll.) *L:93G 

Boase, GooVge Clement and Courtney, William 
Prideanx. Bibliotheca Cornubienbis. A CHta- 
logae of the writings, both manuscript and print- 
ed, of Gornishmen, and of works relating to the 
county of Cornwall, with biographical memoranda 
and copious literary references, Lond. Longmans. 
1874-82. 3 V. xii-f 417 pp.; vii+418-917 pp.; 
ix+918-lH2 pp. 4° [86,616; 85.] *L2905.1-3 



Bosgoeil, Mulder D. See Mulder Bosgoed, I>- 

Rragge, William. Bibliotheca nicotiana; a cata- 
logue of books about tobacco, together with a 
catalogue of objects connected with the use of 
tobacco in all its forms. Privately printed. Bir. 

1880. (iv+)ii-|-5-248(-|-2)+8 pp. 4° [81,661; 
85] *L:3213 

X'.lr. Cbnlaif nit- nil ajjpeniiil : Tlic liipes of hU |>eople. Onljr 

DeutSCher Litteralur-Ealender. Herausgeg. von 

Joseph KiiRSCHNEB. Jahrg. 5-8. Ber, H'. ^e- 

mann. 1883-6. 4 pis. 24° [92,206; 97.279; 85.] 

*L:6620.5-8 

•ler. IleniiuiK'g, •u" Ilviuricli iftKT und Juliiu Bimt. 

Dewey, Mclvil. Decimal classification and rela- 
tive index for arranging, cataloging and index- 
ing public and private libraries, and for pamfluls, 
clippings, notes, scrap books, index rcrums, etc. 
2. ed., rev. and greatly enl. Bost. Library bu- 
reau. 1885, 486 pp. 8° [96,594; 83.] *L:1428 

AV.lt. The no. of lliia copj- Is lee. 

Hagen, Hermann August. Bibliotheca entomo- 
lugica. Die Littoratur iiber das ganze Gebiet 
der Bnlomologie bis zum Jahre 1862. Leip. 
Engelmann. 1862-3. 2 v. in 1. xii+566 pp.; 
(2+)512pp. 8° [83,811; 85.] *L:36til 

O^lrnU: Vol. 1. A-ST 

Vol. 2. K-Z. MiK'iripmsysti-mitlixchcnSnchivgiKler. 

Hart, Heinricb and Julius. See Allgemeiner, etc. 

Hunnewell, James F. Bibliography of Charlea- 
town, Massachusetts, and Bunker Hill. Boat. 

Osgood. 1880. vii(-|-i)-|-100 pp., 2 facs., 1 fold. 

plan ol battle. 8" [80,775; 85.] *L:1044 

Jackson, James. Lieto provisoire de biblio- 
graphies gcographiques speciales. Par. Soc. 

degcogr. 1881. vi+(ii+)340 pp. 12° [85,615; 

85.] *L:3346 

Johnson, Charles Plumptre. Hints to collectors 
of original editions of the works of Charles 

Dickens. Lond. Q. Btdway. 1885. 56 pp. 

12° [96,051; 85.] *L:2931 

Koie. Only MO c-opic" printed, fiO of whiih ire on larjte paper. 

Kiirschner, Joseph. See DeutsCher Litteratur- 

Ealender. 
Leypoldt, Frederic (i. PyMirf) flnd JonOS, Lynds 
E., compilers. The books of all time. A guide 
for tlio purchase of books. Bost. [1881,] 76+ 
39 pp. 24° [88,457; 85.] *L:2684 

Leypoldt, Frederic {L. Pylodet) tint^JoneS, Lynde 
E., compilers. Brief purchase list of books for 
the library. Bost. [1881.] 39 pp. 24° [88, 
457; 85,] In*L::i684 

Longfellow collector's band-book, The. A bibliog- 
raphy of first editions. N. Y. W. E. Benja- 
min. 1885. 56 pp. 12° [95,666; 85.] *L:2980 

N'li. EdiIionlimitccHoi.'.OcopiPB. No. IM. 

Mulder Bosgoed, D. Bibliotheca icbthyologica 
et piscalorm. Catalogus van boeken on ge- 
scbrif\en over de natuurlijke geschiedenis van de 
viBBchenenwalvis8chen,dekan8tmatigevischteelt, 
de visacborijeo, de wetgeving op de visscherijen, 
enz. Uaari. Loosjes. 1874. (iv-l-)xxvi-i-474 
pp. 8° [83,812; 65.] *L:3645 

SuU. Has Che aama title in French. 



BlBLIOQRAPHT. 



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Polygraphs. 



Ramsay, Alexander. A bibliography, guide and 

index to climate. Lond. W. S. Sonnenschein 

and Co, 1884. 2 pts. in 1 vol. (2+)449 pp. 8° 

[93,891; 85.] (The scientific roll.) ♦L:3240 

Rettig, Georg. Leitfaden der Bibliothekver- 

waltung, hauptsachlich fiir Jugend-und Volks- 

bibliotheken bcarbcitet. Bern. J. Dalp, 1883. 

60 pp. le*' [92,543; 85.] *L:1478 

Rhees, William J. Catalogue of publications of 
the Smithsonian Institution (1846-82), with an 
alphabetical index of articles in the Smithsonian 
contributions to knowledge, miscellaneous col- 
lections, annual reports, bulletins and proceed- 
ings of the U. S. National museum, and report of 
the Bureau of ethnology. Wash. Smithsonian 
Institution. 1882. xiv+328 pp. 8° [87,143; 85.] 
(Smithsonian miscell. colls., 478.) *L:535l 

Sims, Hichard. Handbook to the library of the 
British museum. With some account of the 
principal libraries in London. Lond. J. R. 
Smith. 1854. xii-f418 pp., 2 plans (1 fold.). 
12*^ [85,285; 85.] *L:3061 

Ojntrnf>t: A bri<»f history of it.«» formation, an<l of tho various col- 
lections of which it i.« eoni|>o»«'d. — DoJtrriptions of the (rutalogues in 
firesent use. — ('lasse<i lists of the niss., eto. — A variety of infornia- 
ion inilispeuHable for the **rea<lers" at that institution. * 

Tredwsll, Daniel M. A monograph on private- 
ly-illustrated books. A plea for bibliomania. 
Brook. F, Tredwell. 1881. (6-f )161 pp. 12*^ 
[80,702; 85.] *L:2841 

Uricoechea, £• Mapotecacolombiana. Coleccion 
de los titulos de todos los mapas, pianos, vistas 
etc. relativos a la America espaiiola, Brasil e islaa 
adyacentes. Arreglada cronologicamente i pre- 
cedida de una introduccion sobre la historia 
cartografica de America. Lond. Trilbner. 1860. 
vi+215 pp. 12° [95,177; 85.] *L:3366 

Van Rhyn, Gr. A. F. What and how to read : a 
guide to recent English literature, containing a 
minutely classified list of the best books pub. 
in England and America during the past five 
years, with critical remarks and suggestions, and 
an introd. N. Y. Appleton, 1875. xxx-|-221 
pp. 12*^ [85,415; 85.] *L:3031 

WestwOOd, Thomas and Satchell, T. Bibliotheca 
piscatoria: a catalogue of books on angling, 
the fisheries and fish-culture, with bibliographical 
notes and an appendix of citations, toucl/ing on 
angling and fishing, from English authors. Lond. 
W. Satchell 1883. xxiv-f 397 pp. 8° [89,374; 
85.] *L:3682 

Whselsr, William A. Who wrote it? An index 
to the authorship of the more noted works in 
ancient and modern literature. Ed. by Charles 
G.Wheeler. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1881. 
(2+)174 pp. 12° [83,859; 85.] ♦L:1587 

Polygraphy. 

Amiel, Ilenri-Frederic. AmieFs journal. The 
journal intime of A. Tr., yrith an introd. and 
notes, by Mrs. Humphry Ward. Lond. Macmxl- 
Ian, 1885. lxi+487 pp. 12^ [97,139; 85.] 

33:832 



Browns, Irving. Iconoclasm and whitewash, and 

other papers. N.Y. J. 0. Wright. 1885. v-f 

108 pp. 8° [96,922; 85.] 33:949 

Omtmts: Iconm^lasm and wliitewash.— Bibliomania.— Sh,nkosi)oar- 
ian cri I ici8in.— Gravestones: esthotioally and ethically oon»ider«»d. 

Chautauqua 3*oung folks' annual. Eight series of 
articles in one volume. Bost. Lothrop. [1886.] 
(6+)208 pp., frontis., illus. 8** [96,435; 85.] 

34:2571.1 

International cyclopedia. The: a library of uni- 
versal knowledge. Comprising Chambers's 
e» cyclopaedia, complete, and 20,490 additional 
articles by American editors: embracing in all 
49,646 distinct titles. Arranged under a single 
alphabet. N. Y. Dodd, Mead and Co. 1885. 
149 double pis., 88 col'd maps (87 double, 1 fold.). 
8° [96,565; 85.] *||:2230.1-15 

Omtents: Vol. 1. A — Aud. 

Vol.2. AiHl— Bra. 

Vol. 3. Bra— (.'ir. 

Vol.4. Cir— Dis. 

Vol. T). DiH-Fir. 

Vol. 6. Fir-Gni. 

Vol. 7. Gra— Inf. 

Vol.8. Inf— Lif. 

Vol.9. Lif— M in. 

Vol. 10. Min— <)|>e. 

Vol.11. OjK'— Pom. 

Vt)l. 12. Pom-Saf. 

Vol.13. 8uf-Str. N 

Vol. 14. Str-Voff. 

Vol. 15. Vog— Zyni. 

Osmun, Thomas Embly. {Alfred Ayres.) The 
mentor : a little book for the guidance of such 
men and boys as would appear to advantage in 
the society of persons of the better sort. N. Y. 
Funk and Wagnalh. 1885. 211 pp. 18° [96, 
948; 85.] 33:432 

Pansy, The. Stories of child life at home and 

abroad and of modern and ancient history. 

Ed. by Mrs. G. R. Alden. Bost. Lothrop. [1886.] 

424 pp., illus. 8° [96,533; 85.] 34:4111.1 

Peck, George W. The grocery man and Peck's 
bad boy. Being a continuation of Peck's bad 
boy and his pa. Chic. Belford^ Clarke and Co. 
1883. xiii, 240 pp., illus. 12° [95,692; 85.] 

33:3347 

Sanborn, Miss Kate. The vanity and insanity of 

genius. N. Y. G. J. Coomhes. 1886. xiv+ 

(iv+)198pp. 12° [96,656; 85.] 33:3557 

Sanborn, Miss Kate, editor. The wit of women. 

N.Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1885. 215 pp. 

sq. 12° [96,206; 85.] 33:3558 

Saunders, Frederick. Pastime papers. N. Y. 
T. Whittaker. 1885. viii+(ii+)233 pp., vig- 
nette t. p. 12° [96,078; 85.] 33:3573 

OmtenfK: Tho apology. — Notes on names. — Lottors and letter- 
writinK.— Tho old inas«teri«.— Touiihinc tailors. — (ienius in jail.— The 
marvels of memory.— Concerning cobblers. — Cotlee and tea.— Printers 
of the olden time. 

Shepard, William, editor. Enchiridion of criti- 
cism. The best criticisms on the best authors 
of the 19. century. Phil. Lippincott. 1885. 278 
pp. 16° [96,731; 85.] 33:3662 

Steele, Sir Richard. Selections from the Tatler, 
Spectator and Guardian. Ed., with introd. and 
notes, by Austin Dobson. Oxf. Clarendon press. 
1885. 11+504 pp. 16^ [96,507; 85.] (Clarendon 
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the application of tbu evolutionary principles and 
theories to the practical aspects of religious liie. 
M". Y. Fordi, Jloward and Hulbert. 1886. 149- 
440 pp. 12" [T.4,624i 86.] 3:3430.2 

CbnUntt.' iDlroducWrj : The biwkground of mysUrT.— The nmni- 
fold ChrlBl. — The oonTanrion of foree. —The drill of tlie agi'ii.-The 
hidden man.— The rent of God.— Ood'B lovinB providenue.— The Sew 

Thc*groi*lh of "t™1iDn".-Th" butllw of life.— The Kbertj of Christ !~ 
ConcoHi not uaiBon.— Liberty KDd duty of the pulpii. — The vlCniity 

[Bible. Now Testament.] St. John iii. 16, etc. 

in most of the languages and dialects in which 
the British and Foreign Bible Society has prinic-d 
or circulated the holy acripturea. Enl. ed. Lond. 
Soc. 1885. 67 pp. [97,147; 96.] »1.:3420 

Butler, William. From Boston to Bureilly and 

back. N. Y. Philliji-i and Hunt. 1886. 512 
pp., 1 port 12° [96,950; 86.] 4:2554 

Capel, Monsignor Thomas John. The pope t the 

vicar of ChriBt; the bead of the church. N. Y. 
F. Pustet and Go. 1885. Ill pp. .8" [97,000; 
86.] 4:2768 

Cox, Sei). Samuel. Expositions. N. Y. T. 

Whittaker. 1885. xx+453 pp. 12" [96,069; 
86.] 5:5022 

~iii(tii*i; The pprehg 
n life.— The divine 

Sarany other areation.—TEe law of 'irlfiiiiilion^ — The pnypT~or'iiie 
remnnnt. — ForKtveonB iiot impuaity. — Dives and Luuiii, — Tlie 
traneflgu ration.— Faith ■ condition of^aalvBtion, — Failh Hid anhith. 
— The rlKhteDUniwie wbhib i* hy faith.— Knith a ooDdiliDn of plensinii 
Sod.— Tlie Bcone of pnycr—The Bin unto death.— Child of the deril 
or child or Ood.— The mlaitlon of Chrlal. — Deititietlaa tntm the taee 
Df the Lord. — The Son of Man the eaviour of the Io«I, — The Koii .'f 
Ions, — Fear cii«l out by love, — Snjrlluil hu'-bandrv. — The sterner 
■lambles. — Tlie niorai of tlie Imnned flH-tree. — David's friend.— The 
tfipnd of JrBUH.-The'ieDth ef E>ekicr> wife. 

Dodge, Miss Mary Abigail. (^Gail Hamilton.) See 

Spencer, H. and Harrieon, F. 
Farrar, Canon Frederick William. Sermons and 

addresseB delivered in America. With an 
introd. by Phillips Brooks. N. Y. E. P. 
Xhitton and Co. 1886. xi4-364 pp., 1 port. 12" 
[T.4,620; 86.] 5:5116 



Farrar, Canon Frederick William.— (condnuerf.) 

Atvakenment. — Not ■ nectariin ChriBl.— Th olion in Ihe'iw?— th' 

The lost »bMp!-'ThP loi™Min*'irT|,inM whi"h''cin^oTlM™mk°n:- 
KeeJl the cnintnandmenti, — Idola. — The eiample of the BalnlB, — 



— DHnte.- Farewell thouffhtu on Ameriea. 

Farrar, Canon Frederick William, Treasure 

thonghtB from the writings of. Ed., with an 
introd., by Rose Porter. Boat. Lot/irop. [18S6,] 
xi, 218 pp. 12" [T,4,635; 86] 5:2581 

Frothing ham, Octavius Brooks, Stories from the 

lips of the teachor. Retold by a disciple. 6. 
ed. N. Y. Piitnnms. 1885. v +5-1 93 pp. 12° 
[97,427; 86.] . 5:2373 

Geikie, ««•. Cunningham. Old Testament char- 
acters. With 71 illus., chronological tables, 
and an index. N. Y. J. Pott and Co. 1885. 
xii+484pp. 12" [T.4,633; 86.] 3:999 

" hlimtiel.— Jacob.- Lenh and 

■ dailBhler — 
-De&rah.- 



-Efau— J il.lHli. -Joseph ,—PliBn 

- Aaron. — Bnlanin. — Miriam. — 

— Jephthali.- SnmiDnaiid Uelllah,— 



— r— .'I.— Ooliiilh.— iMvid Ihv piialinisi Absalom. 

— Joab.— AbithuphPl.-Solonioil.- TheQiirenof^lielH— Rehohotni 
— Je^onhniihat, — Aihullah.- Ahnb.— Jewbel.— Eiiiah, — Ellnlia.— 
Baamun IheSyrinn.-Jehn.—Joiiah.— Jeroboam IL— iMlah.-JoBuih, 
— Jehonkirn. — JoL.— Job'a friends,— Jttemlah.—Eaek iel.—Datiiel.— 
Ealhor,— Nehemlnh,— Ulironolugicaltnbleii, 

Hahn, Aaron. History of the arguments for the 

existence of God. Cin, Block Pub. and Print. 

Co. 1885. (6+)206 pp. 12" [T.4,639; 86.] 

3:3643 

Harrison, Frederic. ,Sec Spencer, H. and Har- 
rison, F 

Hosmer, James Eendall. Tho story of the Jews. 

N. y. Putnams. 1886. xviii(+ii)+38l pp 
illus,, frontis, 12" [T.4,634; 86.] (The story 
of the nations.) 4:282 

Hunt, William. The Somerset diocese, Bath and 

Wells. Lond. Noc. for promot. christ. hnoicl. 
188.5. viii+2Gl pp., 1 fold, map. 16" [T.4,631; 
86.] (Dioceaao histories.) 4:1813 

Jones, ifef. Samuel P. Sermons and sayings, 

Cincinnati Music Hall ser. Ed, by W. M. 
Leftwich. With an introd. by I. W. Joyce, 
Cin. Cranston and Stowe. 1886, 312 pp., 2 ports. 
12" [T.4,621; 86.] 5;5280 

OmItniHt TliB clly wholly given lo Idolatry,- Nn man wronaed or 
enrrupted— "Uuil your mennneBs".— The i;liun3h of Owl.— Trust in 
Ood, and do riic^t,— Tho ioaa of the aoil I.— Cornel Imi, a devout mac — 
All lliIngB work toBetlier for guod.— Etenwl punli'liment, or the loaie 
of damuufion. — UngodKntM and worldly luaU. — Ln* and crdrr — 
Helpeach other.— GodllnoBii and life— Olory and virliie.- The wa>'<-i> 
«*-,- _a.i„. ■>..,■>. i.„. 1. EBcBpe for thy life, — Sertuon; 



sr.— GodlluoBii ■ 

■■ Paui'K iBHt WORla. 

am bandBBe: Samuel W. f 



Kellogg, Hev. H. Martin. Twelve hours with 
young people. N. Y. N. Tibbals and sons. 
[1885.] 312 pp. 12" [97,141; 86.] 5:2710 

Kellogg, iiev. Samuel H, The light of Asia and 
the light of tho world. A comparison of the 
Icgenil, the doctrine, and the ethics of the Budd- 
ha with the story, the doctrine, and the ethics of 
Christ, Lond. Macmillan. 1885. xx-f 390 pp. 
12" [T.4,038; 86,] 10:2178 19 

Lee. Alfred, Eventful nights in bible history. 
N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 423 pp. 12" rT.4, 
C36; 86.] ^:345 



Beligion, etc. 



51 



Beliqion, eto. 



Lyford, Rev. C P. The mormon problem. An 
appeal to the American people. With an ap- 
pendix, containing four original stories of mormon 
life, founded upon fact, and a graphic and thril- 
ling account of the Mountain Meadows massacre. 
N. Y. Phillips and Hunt 1886. 323 pp. 12° 
[96,951; 86.] 10:2280 

McCook, Jiev. Henry Christopher. The women 
friends of Jesus. A course of popular lectures 
based upon the lives and characters of the holy 
women of gospel history. N. Y. Fords j Howard 
andHulbert. 1886. vii+466 pp. 12° [T.4, 
619; 86. J 4:4947 

Contents: Mary, the mother of Jesus. [Before the birth of Christ.] 
—Mary, the mother of Jesus. [After the hirth of Christ.] — Salome : 
ambition id women. — Susanna : woman's physical mini.stry. — Joanna, 
the royal steward's wife : sickness ns a means of crrace. — Martha of 
Bethany: woman as mistress of the home. — Mary of Bethany: 
woman's love of the beautiful. — Procla: a wife's warnintr. — The 
weeping daug^hters of Jerusalem : woman's tears. — Mary of Cieophas : 
woman^ ministry in sorrow.— Mary Magdalene : woman transformed 
by Christianity. — Mary, the mother of Mark : woman'ssocial ministry. 

Marie-Joseph, of the order of Carmel, abbe. Popu- 
lar life ot Saint Teresa of Jesus. Tr. from the 
French, by Annie Porter. With a preface by 
MoDsignor Thomas S. Preston. N. Y. Benziger 
Bros. 1881. 174 pp., frontis. 12° [95,990; 8G.] 

4:5063 

Maynard, Michel-Ulysse, abbe. The studies and 
teachings of the Society of Jesus, at the time 
of its suppression, 1750-73. Tr. from the French. 
Bait. J. Murphy and Co. 1855. xxiii+261 pp. 
12° [96,063; 86.] (Premium lib.) 4:3993 

Order (The) of creation. The conflict between 
Genesis and geology: a controversy between 
the Hon. W. E. Gladstone, T. H. Huxley, Max 
MUller, M. ReviLLE, E. Lynn Linton. N. Y. 
The Truth Seeker Co. [1886.] 178 pp. 12*^ [97, 
322; 86.] 3:3333 

Cbntentf: Dawn of creation and worship; William Ewart Glad- 
rroNK.— The interpreters of Genesis and the interpreters of nature ; 
Thomas Henry Hi' XLKY.— Postscript to solar myths; Friedrich Max 
MQllkb.— Proem to Genesis : a plea for a fair trial ; W. E. Gladstonk. 
—'•Dawn of creation": an answer to Mr. Gladstone; Rev. Albert 
R£?iLLK.— Mr. Gladstone and GencHis ; T. H. Huxley.— A protest and 
a plea; Mrs. Eliza Lynn Lintun. 

Parkor, Rev. Joseph. The people*s bible : dis- 
courses upon holy scripture. [In 25 vols.] 
Vols. 1-2. N. Y. Funk and Wannalls. 1885-6. 
xvi+368pp.; viii+328pp. 8° [T.4,617; 4,652; 
86.] ^ 3:746. 1-2 

Oontents: Vol. 1. The bjook of Genesis. 
Vol. 2. The book of Exodus. 

Parker, Rev. Theodore. Views of religion. With 

an introd., by James Freeman Clarke. Bost. 

Amer, Unitar. Assoc. 1885. x+466 pp. 12° 

[97,244; 86.] 5:5525 

Portor, Charles Talbot. Mechanics and faith : a 

study of spiritual truth in nature. N. Y. 

Putnams. 1886. viii+(ii+)295 pp. 12° [97, 

402; 86.] 3:3878 

Contents: Introductory. — The unseen.— The criterion of truth. — 
Snperstition.- The judicial spirit. — The unity of the mind.— Mechan- 
ical science and rationalism.— Revelation.— The revelation of objects 
of sense. — Co6peration. — The revelation of meclianical truth. — The 
revelation of ideal truth. — Materialism. — The revelation of force.— 
The unit^ of physical and spiritual truth. — The perception of spirit- 
ual realities oy recognition. — The revelation of God. — The verbal 
revelation. — Perfection. — Natural religion. — Beauty.— Suffering. — 
Faith.— Prayer. 



Progressive orthodoxy: a contribution to the 
christian interpretation of christian doctrines, 
by the editors of "The Andover review'*. Bost. 
Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. (6+)258 pp. 
12° [T.4,629; 86.] 3:^651 

Cmtenfs: Introduction. — The incarnation. — Tlie atonement. — 
Eschatoloj^. — The work of the Holy Spirit.— The christian.— Chris- 
tianity and mi»Hion8. — The scriptures. — Oonclusion. Christianity 
absolute and universal. 

Spencer, Herbert and HarriSOn, Frederic. The 
iusuppressible book : a controvei*sy. From the 
"Nineteenth century" and "Pall mall gazette", 
with comments by Gail Hamilton [Miss Mary 
Abigail Dodge]. Bost. S. E. Cassino and Co. 
1885. (4+)278 pp. 12^ [97,400; 86.] 3:4016 

Contents: Religion : a retrospect and prospect ; Herbert Spkkckb. 
—The ghost of religion ; Frederic H a BaisoN.-Kelroffressive religion; 
Herb*»rt Spencer.— Agnostic metaphysics; Frederic UAaRisoN.— Last 
words about airnosticism and the religion of humanity; Herbert 
SPKjfCEB,- Mr. Herbert Snencer and agno.sticism ; Frederic Harrison. 
— Comments : The gos})el according U> Herbert Spencer. — The gos- 
pel according to Frederic Harrison.— The gospel of Jesus Christ, the 
son of God.— Casu^ belli. 

Studia biblica: essays in biblical archseology and 

criticism, and kindred subjects, by members of 

the University of Oxford. Oxf. Clarendon press. 

1885. viii+263 pp. 8° [97,140; 86.] 3:318 

Contents: Recent theories on the origin and nature of the tetra- 
grammaton ; Rev. S. R. Driver.— The light thrown by the Septuagint 
verv««ion on the Books of Samuel ; F. H. Woods. — On the dialects 
spoken hi Palestine in the time of Christ; Ad. Neubaukr. — On a new 
theory of the origin and composition of the synoptic gospels pro- 
poHe<f by G. Wetzel ; A. Edkrbheim. — A commentary on the gospels 
attributed to Theophihu» of Antioch; William Sanday. — The text of 
the Codex Ro!».sunenbis ; W. Sanday.- The Corbcy St. James (ff), and 
its relation to other Latin verMiouH, and to the original language of 
the Ffiistle; John Wordhworth.— A Syriac biblical n»s. of the 6. cen- 
tury, with special reference to its bearing on the text of the Syriac 
version of the gospels ; G. H. Gwilliam. — The date of S. Polycarp's 
martyrdom ; T. Randkll.— On some newly -discovered Temanite and 
Nabnteeun inscriptions ; Ad. Nkubavbb. — Some further remarks on 
the Corbey St. James (ff) ; W. Samoay. 

Talmage, Rev. Thomas DeWitt. Sermons deliv- 
ered in the Brooklyn Tabernacle. Phono- 
graphically reported and rev. 2. ser. 2. ed. 
N. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 1886. iv+416 pp. 
12*^ [T.4,622; 86.] 5:5779 

Contents: Biographical sketch. — Fishing too near shore. — The 
wings of the Almighty. — A chime of gOHpel belln. — God's bottle. — 
Rationalism.— The royal house of Jesus. — The galleries. — The owl, 
vulture, bat, chameleon, and snail. — The white nair of Jesus. — The 
wrath of the Mca.— The silver trumpet. — The poultice that cured the 
carbuncle.— Crown-jewels. — The carousal in the palace. — The great 
ship. — The day-break. — Kiddles to be solved. — Methodism as it 
appears to an outsider. — The grain rii)e. — Reckless driver.'*. — The 
anthem of heaven. — The roll-call of the dead. — Three years.— The 
king's business. — Feeding sparrows.— Late in the afternoon.— Run- 
ning water.— The grand review.— The bright side of a minister's life. 
—The great salvation.— Revolution.— Wine for the wedding.— Money, 
and the blessing.— Green pastures.— The battle of the pitchers.— Left- 
handed men. 

Thisted, Waldemar Adolph. Letters from hell. 
Given in English by L. W. J. S. With a pref- 
ace by George MacDonald. N. Y. Funk and 
Wagnalls. 1885. ix+350 pp. 12*^ [94,520; 
86.] 5:4247 

Thomas, Heuen. Divine sovereignty, and other 

sermons. Bost. Lothrop. [1885.] vi,293pp. 

12^ [T.4,628; 86.] 5:5800 

Qmtents: Divine sovereignty. — Man's sinfulness and inability. — 
Atonement ami expiation. — The divuie helper. — The witnessing 
church. — Retribution. — Means and ends. — ''Worship God". — The 
child and his dues. — A more excellent way. — The pre-eminence of 
Christ.— Our relationships.— The limitations of evil.— For his name's 
sake.— Search ings of heart.— The divine resiwnsibility.— Predestina- 
tion.— Self-improvement.-Weariness in well-doing.— The divine in- 
visibility. 

Thompson, Hugh Miller. The word and the 

logos. N. Y. Putnams. 1886. (8-f )91 pp. 

12° [T.4,618; 86.] (The Bedell lectures, 1885.) 

3:4017 



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52 



Philosophy, etc. 



Tolstoi, I^ov Nikolaievitch, Graf. My religion. 

Tr. from the French. N. Y. T. T. Crowelland 

Co. [1885.] xii+274 pp. 12° [97,825; 86.] 

3:4015 

Wright, John A. People and preachers in the 

methodist episcopal church. By a layman. 

Phil. LippincotL 1886. 314 pp. 12*^ [T.4, 

.632; 86.] ' 4:4205 

Philosophy and Education. 

Boyd, Joseph. The teachers* blue book for the 
public schools of Ohio, for 1885-86. A teachers* 
and school officers* directory for Ohio, together 
with salaries, probable vacancies for 1885-86, and 
other information for teachers and school officers. 
Day. Groneweg Bros, 1885. xvi+246 pp. le*' 
[96,725; 86.] *2:2411 

Compayre, Gabriel. The history of pedagogy. 

Tr., with an introd., notes and index, by W. H. 

Payne. Bost. D. C. Heath and Co, 1886. 

xxvi+592 pp. 12° [97,481; 86.] 2:4271 

Elliot, Frank M., editor. History of Omega 
chapter, and reminiscences of Northwestern. 
A brief sketch of the Sigma Chi fraternity, and 
a list of the members of Omega, etc. Chic. \_F. 
M. Elliot.'] 1885. 264 pp., 1 pi. 16° [97,252; 
86.] 2:4094 

Fsrry, A. L. Phrenology made easy. A new 

system of mental science. 2. ed., rev. Cin. 

B. Clarke and Co. 1886. vi, 60 pp., illus. 12° 

[96,924;86.] 2:1894 

Ham, Charles H. Manual training the solution 

of social and industrial problems. N. Y. 

Harpers. 1886. xvii4-(iv+)403 pp., illus. 12° 

[96,788; 86.] 2:4705 

HoflTinan, U- J* The science of the mind applied 
to teaching. Including the human tempera- 
ments and their influences upon the mind, the 
analysis of the mental faculties, and how to de- 
velop and train them; the theory of education 
and the school; and methods of instruction and 
school management. N. Y. Fowler and Wells Co. 
1885. xi, 379 pp., illus. 12° [97,373; 86.] 

2:4767 

LotZB, Budolf Hermann. Outlines of psychol- 
ogy: dictated portions of the lectures of L. 
Tr. and ed. by George T. Ladd. Bost. Ginn and 
Co. 1886. xi+157 pp. 12° [97,255; 86.] 
(Lotze*s Outlines of philosophy, 4.) 2:1359 

Pratt, Daniel J., compiler. The regents' questions 
from the first examination in 1866. Being the 
questions for the preliminary examinations for 
admission to the University of the state of JMew 
York, prepared by the regents of the university, 
and participated in simultaneously by nearly 250 
academies, forming a basis for distributing more 
than a million of dollars. Complete with key. 
Syr. C. W. Bardeen. 1886. 4 pts. in 1 vol. 100 
(+381) pp. 16° [97,374; 86.] 2:4161 

Contents: Pt. 1. Arithmetic. 
Pt. 2. Geography. 
Pt. 3. Grammar. 
Pt.i. Spelliiig. 



Spencer, Herbert. Education: intellectual, moral 

and physical. N.Y. Appleton. 1886. 283 pp. 

12° [96,953; 86.] 2:5530.a 

The same. 1866. [6,485.] 2:5530 

Sully, James. Outlines of psychology, with spec- 
ial reference to the theory of education. Read- 
ing-club ed., abr. and ed., with appendices, sug- 
gestive questions, and references to pedagogical 
works, by J. A. Keinhabt. 2. ed., with enl. index. 
Syr. C. W. Bardeen. 1886. vii+373 pp. 16° 
[97,242; 86.] 2:5602 

Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth. Day dreams of 

a sen ool master. Bost. TV. Small. 1885. viii 

+328 pp. 16° [97,466; 86.] 2:5662.a 

The same. 2. ed. Edin. Edmonston and Douglas. 
1864. [655.] 2:5662 

Titcomb, Sarah Elizabeth. Mind-cure on a ma- 
terial basis. Bost. Cupples, Upham and Co. 
1885. 288 pp. 12° [97,323; 86.] 2:738.21 

Todhunter, Isaac. The conflict of studies, and 
other essays on subjects connected with educa- 
tion. Lond. Macmillan. 1873. ix-|-(ii4-) 242 
pp. 8° [46,059; 97,403; 86.] 2:5677 

Contrnttf: The conflict of Htudics.— Competitive exainination.o.— 
vate 8tudy of mathcmaticN. — Aca ■ • - - 
geometry.— The mathematical tripos. 



Private study of mathcmaticN. — Academical reform. — Elementary 
r._tl 



History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Barthelemy, Jean- Jacques, abbe. Explication 

d'un bas-relief egyption, et de I'inscription 

phenicienne qui I'accompagne. Par. 1768. 

(Acad. Inscript. France, v. 32, pp. 725-38. 3 pis ) 

In ♦62:1532 

Barthelemy, Jean-Jacques, abbe. Bemarques sur 

quelques medailles publiees par differens au- 

teurs. Par. 1768. (Acad. Inscript. France, v. 32, 

pp. 671-84. 1 pi.) In *62:1532 

Bejot, Francois. Meraoire dans lequel on exa- 
mine quels etoient Ics lilparoetes. Par. 1768. 
(Acad. Inscript. France, v. 32, pp. 234-61.) 

In*62:1532 

Belley, Augustin, abbe. Dissertation sur Teve des 

villes do Germanicopolis et de Neoclaudiopolis, 

en Paphlagonie. Par. 1764. (Acad. Inscript. 

France, v. 30, pp. 324-37.) In *62:1530 

Bourrienne, Louis- Antoine Fauvelet de. Bour- 
rienne et ses erreurs volontaires et in volontaires, 
ou observations sur ses memoires, par le general 
Bellaird, le general Gourqaud, lecomte d'AuRE, 
le comte de Sdrvilliers, le baron Meneval, le 
corate BoNACOSsi, le prince d'EcKMUHL, le baron 
Massias, le comte Boulay de la Meurthe, le 
ministre de Stein, CAMBAceRes. Eecueillies *par 
A. B[uLOz]. Brux. L. Hauman. 1830. 3 v. 
(4-f)258 pp.; (4-t-)247 pp.; (4+)220 pp. 18° 
[46,505; 86.] 23:2676.1-3 

Cormack, Bev. John. See Fenelon. 

Fenelon, Francois de Salignac de Lamothe. abp. 
of Cambrai. Lives of the ancient phil- 
osophers; tr. from the French, with notes and 
a life of the author, by the £ev. John Cormack. 
N.Y. Harpers. 1854. vi,299pp. 18*> [8,569; 

86.] 23:645.a 



Hl8T0RT| ETC. 



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History, etc. 



F6nelon, F. de S. de h.^ (^continued.) 
Thesarae. Phil. Grigg. 1824. 12^ [30,015.] 

23:645 

Contents: Life of F^^nelon. — Thalc8. — B<)lon.--PitlA0UH.— Bi»».— 
Periander. — Chilo. — Cloobuluj*.— P'piiiH'nidoM. — Anachiirsis. — Pvihii- 

goras. — HeracIittiR. — AnaxagornH. — DiTnmTiius.— Einpt'dooloH. — 
ocratesi.— Plato. — Antij»t!ieiu'H.— Ari8tippus.--Arif«totle.— Xeuoerates. 
— Diogenes. — Crates.— Pyrr ho. — Bion. — Epicurus.— Zeno. 

Figuior, Louis. Vies des savants illustres dcpuis 
I'antiquite jusqu'au xix* siecle, avec Tapproeia- 
tion soinmaire de leurs travaux. Par. Libr. 
intemat. 1866-70. 5 v. (xi+)470 pp., 38 pis.; 
(vii+)496 pp., 35 pis., 1 facs.; (viii+)470 pp., 36 
pls.j (vii+)528 pp., 36 pis.; (vi+)49U pp., 39 pis. 
8^ [28,932; 86.] 23:647-51 

Otntmts: Vol 1. Savants dn I'aDtiquit^'': Tlmh'^s. — Pj'thagoro. — 
Platon.— Aristoto.— Hiprocrato. — Throiihraste. — Archirn(><lo. — Eu- 
ciide. — Apollonius. — Hippanpie. — Plinc. — Dioscorido.— Galien. — 
Ptol^mOe et I'^-ole d'Alexandrio. 

Vol.2. SavantH du nioven A^e: Goiter. — Me»u<>. — Rhnsi's. — 
Avicenne. — Averro^s. — AmilcMisis. — All>ert le Grand. — Thomas 
d^Aquin. — Roger Bacon. — Vincent de Beauvais. — Arnauld de Ville- 
neuvc. — Rajmond Lullc — Guy de Chanliac. — Gutouljerg. — Fust ct 
Schopffer. — (jliristophe Colonib. — .Anicrio Venpuce. 

Vol.3. Savants de la renaissance : Paracclse.— Ramus.— J<^r6nie 
Cardan. — Bernard Palissy. — George Agricola. — Conrad Gosner. — 
Kondelet. — Andr^ VtVsalo. — Ambroisc Par«^. — Koiwruik. — Tyeho 
Brah*^. — Vasco de Gama. — Majs^ellan. 

Vol. 4. Savants du xviiesitNilc : Keppler. — Galil<''e.— Descarles.— 
F. Bacon. — Harvey. — Tourncfort. — Huygens. — Denis Papin.— Van 
Helraont.— Robert Bo^'le.— Nicolas L6mcfy.— Blaise Pascal. — Fermat. 
— D^sargues.— Cassini. 

Vol. 5. Savants du xviiie si<Vlo : Newton. — Leibnir.. — D'.\lemlx*rt. 
— Euler. — Bernouilli. — Fontenellc. — Linn6. — Boerhaave.— Haller. — 
Spallanzi. — Jussieu. — Reaumur. — Butfon. — Condorcet.- Rouelle.— 
Lavoisier. 

Gneisenau, August Wilhelm Anton Graf Neid- 
hardt von. The life and campaigns of Field- 
marshal Prince Blucher, of VVahlstatt, from the 
period of his birth and first appointment in the 
Prussian service, down to his second entry into 
Paris, in 1815: comprehending not only authentic 
biographical incidents of the leading military 
characters of both the French and confederate 
armies, but enriched likewise with much novel 
and interesting matter. Tr. in part from the 
German, with considerable additions, by J. E. 
Marston. Lond. Sherwood^ Neely, and Jones. 
1815. xiv+(x+)429+17 pp., 7 pis. 12° [22, 
776i 86.] 23:2569 

Goodrich, Samuel Griswold. {Peter Parley.) Curi- 
osities of human nature. Bost. Taggard. 1864. 
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Oontentu: Z. Colbum.— Barati^re. — Gassendi.— Pascal. — Grotius. — 
Newton. — Magliabecchi. — Crichton.- Bcronicius.— Master Clench.— J. 
Buxton. — W. Giljson.— E. Stone.— R. Evelyn. — C^. Matsys. — West. — 
Berretiui. — H. K. White. — Mozart. — PL Burritt. — G. Morland.— W. 
Penn. — J. Smith.— E. Allen.— D. Crockett.— D. Boone.— Charles XII. 
of Sweden. — The Cid.— Robin Hood.— P. Jones.— Ma.Manicllo.—Rienzi. 
—Selkirk. — J. Law.— Treuck.— J. D. Hunter.— C. Hauser.— Psalmana- 
«ar.— V. Greatrakes.— M. Hopkins.— Peter, the wild l>oy.— J. Kelsey. 
— B. M. Carew. — J. Elwes.— Baron D'Amiilar.— T. Guv.— Old Parr.— 
O'Brien. — M. C. Miller. — Huyalas. — T. Topham. — F. Powell. — J. 
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Goodrich, Samuel Griswold. {Peter Parley.) Fa- 
mous men of ancient times. Bost. Taggard. 
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Oontents: Moiiammed. — Belisarius, — Attila. — Nero.— S**neca.— 
Virgil.— Cicero. — Julius Ciesar. — Hannibal.— Alexander.— Aristotle. — 
Demosthenes.— Apelles,— Diogenes. — Plato.— SocruteM.-Alcibijides. — 
Demooritus. — Pericles. — Aristides. — ^Ksop. — Solon.— Lycurgus.— 
Homer. — Confucius. 

Goodrich, Samuel Griswold. {Peter Parley.) Fa- 
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Cbntents: Sir W. Scott.- Lord Byron.— N. Bonaparte. — Goethe.— 
R. Bums.- E. Burke.— S. Johnson.— J. Milton. — W. Shakespere.— 
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Goodrich, Samuel Griswold. (Peter Parley.) Lives 

of benefactors. Bost. Taggard. 1864. 320 

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Omtenfs: G. Washington. — J. Jay.— P. Henry.- B. Franklin.— G. 
M. de La Fayette. — T. Ko.«*ciusko. — William Tell.— J. Howard.— E. 
Jenner.— J. F. Oberlin.— J. Guttenberg.— .J. HarKraves.— R. Arkwright. 
— E. Whitnev.— R. Fulion.— N. Copernicus.— Galileo Galilei.— C. Linn6 
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Davy. 

Goodrich, Samuel Griswold. (Peter Parley.) Lives 

of celebrated women. Bost. Taggard, 1864. 

352 pp., additional vignette t. p., illus. 16® 

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The same. G. C. Rand. 1855. 23:756.a 

Contents: Lucretia and Margaret Davidson. — Mrs. Adams.- Mrs. 
Washington.— Mme de 8tar*I. — Lady H. Stanhope.— Hannah More.— 
Mrs. BarWtuld. — Mme de Genlis. — Josephine. — Marie-Antoinette.— 
Mme Roland.— Mme de S<''vign<'^. — Mary, queen of Scots.— Elisabeth, 
queen of England.— Isaliella of Spain.— Joan of Arc. 

Guild, Keuben Aldridge. Chaplain Smith and 
the baptists ; or, life, journals, letters, and ad- 
dresses of the Eev. Hezekiah Smith, I). D., of 
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25:993 

Harvoy, R^- M. Where are we and whither 
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Hubbard, John Niles. An account of Sa-go-ye- 
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ser., 13.) *29:296 

Imporial dictionary (The) of universal biography: 
a series of original memoirs of distinguished 
men, of all ages and all nations. By writers of 
eminence in the various branches of literature, 
science and art. Conducted by John Eadib 
and others. Joh n Francis Waller, editor. Lond. 
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*25:3124.1-6 

Note. Vols. 1, 3-5 have engr. t. pp. 

Contents: Vol. 1. Aa— Bic. 10 ports. 
Vol. 2. Bic— Czu. 18 ports. 
Vol. 3. Daa— Gay. 10 ports. 
Vol. 4. Gay — Jux. 13 portjs. 
Vol. 5. Kaa — Pom. 19 ports. 
Vol. 6. Pom— Zwi. 20 ports. 

Janvier, Thomas A. (Ivory Black.) The Mexican 
guide. 1^. Y. Scribners. 1886. ix+310 pp., 
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Kennard, -^rs. NinaH. Eachel. Bost. Roberts. 

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women.) 25:603 

Land (The) we live in. A pictorial and literary 
sketch-book of the British empire. Lond. 0, 
Knight. [1853.] 4 v. in 2. xvi+368 pp., illus.; 
xvi4-356 pp., 9 pis., illus. t. p., illus.; xiv+380 
(4-2) pp., 8 pis., 2 maps (1 double), illus. t. p., 
illus.; xvi-{-364 pp., 6 pis., 3 double plans, 1 map, 
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Loftie, VV. J. Windsor : a description of the 

castle, park, town and neighbourhood. Lond. 

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Lowe, Cbarlus. Prince Biamnrclc : an hiElorical 

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Menard, Loon. Memoire but la posilion, I'origine 

ct los anciens monnmonB d'lino villc do laOaule 
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ln*62:1532 
Menard, Leon. Mcmoiro flur qnciqacs anciens 

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Mott, A., compiler. Biographical skelohes and 

interesting anecdotes of persons of color. To 
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Old England's wonhies: a gallery of portrails, 

from authentic copies, of the most eminent 
statesmen, iawyci's, warriors, men of letters and 
science, and artists of our country. Accompanied 
by full and original biographioe. Lond. Bokn. 
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Pelton, C. Key to Pelton's new and improved 
series of outline maps, containing ail the im- 
portant geographical namen in the known world; 

comprising its continents, islands, peninsulas, 
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its oceans, seas, gulfs, buys, straits, channels, 
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musical recitaliona. To which is added a brief 
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confined to the most interesting and character- 
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Rov. S. ViNCE. With numerous maps, rev. by the 
author. To the whole are ndded, a catalogue of 
tlie best maps, and books of travels and voyages, 
in all languages: and an ample index. A new 
td., greatly enl. Lond. T. Cadetlaiid W. Davies. 
1807. 3 V. li-f cxxxii-(-738 pp., 22 maps(l double, 
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*60:4li>l-3 

Public characters of 1799-1800. To becontinuod 

annually. Lond. Phillips. 1799. vii-f580 

pp., I fold. pi. 12" [1,707; 86.] 23:138 

£Wf(iif-i: Earlc.fHi. Viiic'Pnt. — SluTidmi. — T. Krukine.— PniT. 

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Rltter, Karl. Comparative geography. Tr. for 
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Rltter, Karl. Die Erdkunde im Verhaltniss zur 
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OiBlmfi: 1. Biich. Afrika. 

Robinson, S.fO. Edward. Physical geography of 



the Iloly Land. 



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Sayce, A. H. AsayHa: ita princes, prioBte, and 

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bible knowledge, 7.) 26:1714 

Schliemann, Heinrlch and Dorpfflid, Wilholm. 
Tiryna. The prehistoric palace of the kings of 
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The preface by h". Adi.er, and contributions by 
Wilbelm Dorpfeld. N. Y. Scribners. 1S85. 
Ixiv+385 pp., 2(i pis. (1 fuld., 19 col'd, 5 fold. 
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Sheref-eddjn All"' r«''i. The history of Tinmr- 

Bec, known by the name of Tamorlain the 
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Europe. Written in Fei'sian by S., his contem- 
porary. Tr. into French by [Fran(;ois] Pens 
OE LA Croix. Now faithfully render d into 
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Smith, ^eu. Hesekiah. Ste GuJId, K- A. 
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Vermont and the New York land-jobbers. 

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Snead, Thomas L. The fight for Missouri from 

the election of Ijincoln to tho death of Lyon, 
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Sp&mer, Jobann Gottl. Christ. Franz Oito. {Fram 

Otto.) Auf boheii Thronon. Grosse Herrscher 
uud Kriegsfursten im 18. und 10. Jahrhandert. 
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dem dentschen Voike vorgefiihrt. Leip, Spamer. 
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col'd), illus. 12° [55,337; 86.] (O. Spamer'a 
lilustr. Jugend-und lluuabibl., 10. Sorie. Pan- 
theon.) 23:1192 

On'laiU: Dio QpbcIucIiH' vom Alien Friti, - Ksibit ,!.iBpf !I„ dor 
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Stephen, Leslie. Life of Kenry Fawcett. 3. ed, 

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Stumm, Capt. Hugo. Russia in central Asia; 

historical sketch of Uussia's progress in the 
East np to 1873, and of the incidents which led 
to the campaign against Kiiiva; with a descrip- 
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J. W. OzANNE and Copt. H, Sachs. Lond, 
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Swaine, Rev. S, A. General Gordon, Lond, 

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Thalheimer, M. E, Anoatlinoof general history. 

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5S Science, xto. 

Thayer, Rei\ William Makepeace. From the 
tannery to the White house. The life of Ulys- 
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24:1384 
ThoniSOIl, Jiev. William M. The lond and the 
book ; or, biblical illustrations drawn from the 
manners and customs, the scenes and scenery of 
the Holy Land. Voi.3. N. Y. Marpers. 1886. 
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Van Home, Rf^- David, Tent and saddle life in 
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1885. viii, 352 pp., frontis., illus. 12° [96,205; 
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Verne, JuleB, The exploration of tho world. 

The great explorers of tho 19. century. Tr. 
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Wilson, James Grant, Bryant, and his frii 

some reminiscences of the Knickerbocker 
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Q.n(B,/«,- WlUum Cullen Brjmit.^I.roesK, P»nldtng,-WMhmg, 
inn IrtioB.- Rlchnnl Henry IHuiii,— JmmPB Fwiimore Coop»r.- "- 
Gmmt Hnllwk.^IoHenh RDdtnan Dnkr,— MiIIiuiIfI Parker Wi 
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Science. Art and Industry. 

Abbott, Charles C. Upland and meadow. A 
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Barnard, Charles. Talks about the weather iu 
its relation to plants and animals. A book ot 

observations for farmers, students, &nd schools. 

Boat. Chautauqua press. 1885. xv+121 pp. 

16° [96,984; 86,] 51:2876 

Beard, W, H, Humor in animals. A series of 

studies, pen and pencil. N, Y. Putnams. 

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Bishop, Rev. H. H. Architecture: especially in 
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Bowie, Aug, J., ^V. A practical treatise on hy- 
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of the use and construction of ditches, flumes, 
wrought-iron pipes, and dams; Sow of water on 



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heavy grndes, and iu applicability, ander high 
preeanre, to mining. N. Y. Van Nostrand. 1885. 
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Buckler, William. The larvtc of the butterflies 

and moths. Ed. by II. T. Stainton. Vol. 1. 
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Ctmleali: The btitterfli«8. 

Cremona, Lnigi. Elements of projectivo geome- 
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Croll, James. Discussions on climate and cos- 
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Cromwell, J- Howard. A treatise on belts and 
pulleys; embracing full explanations of funda- 
mental principles; proper dispoBitiun of pulleys; 
rules, formulas, and tables for determining widths 
of leather and vulcanized -rubber belts and belts 
running over covered pulleys; strength and pro- 
portions of pulleys, drums, etc. Together with 
the principles of and necessary rules for rope- 
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Dahlatrom, Karl P., translator and editor. The 
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Ffllch, I- ^- Poultry culture. How to raise, 

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Fellowea, Francis. Astronomy for beginners, in 

32 lessons. N. Y. J. Wiley and sons. 1885. 
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Fontaine, William Morris. Contributions to the 

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FraclcdtOR, S. S. Tried by flre; a work on cliina- 

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Fried lander, Karl. A manual of microscopical 
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express permission of the author, ftom the 2. enl. 
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Gentry, Thomas ti. Nests and eggs of birds of 
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Glllmore. Quincy Adams. Practical treatise on 
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Greer, Henry, editor. Recent wonders in electric- 
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Hartmann, Hubert. Anthropoid apes. N. Y. 

Appleton. 1886. viii-f326 pp., illus. 12° [96, 
955; 86.] (Internet, scientif. ser., 52.) 44:355 
Hemenway, Frank F. indicator practice and 

steam-engine economy; with plain directions 
for attaching the indicator, taking diagrams, com- 
puting the horse-power, drawing the theoretical 
curve, calculating steam consumption, determin- 
ing economy, locating derangement of valves, and 
making all desired deduciiona; also tables re- 
quired in making the necessary computations, and 
an outline of current practice in testing steam- 
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52:727 
Hitchcock, J. liipley W. Etching in America. 

With lists of American etchers and notable col- 
lections of prints. N.Y. White, Stokes and Allen. 
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Huppe, Ferdinand. The methods of bacterio- 
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Hussak, Eugen. The determination of rook- 
forming minerals. Authorized transl. from the 
1. German ed., by Erastus G. S.hitii. N. t. J. 
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Johonnot, Jiinies, compiler and editor. Glimpses 
of the animate world ; or, aeicnce and literature 
of natural history, for school and home. M. Y. 
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JohOnnOt, James. Neighbors with claws and 
hoofs, and their kin, for boys and girls. N. Y. 
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Science, etc. 



Johonnot, James. Neighbors with wings and 

fins, and some others, for young people. N. Y. 

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KomblOy Marion, editor. Art rccreation.s. A 

guide to decorative art. Bost. S, W. Tilton 

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King, David W., editor. Homes for horae-builders; 

or, practical designs for countr}', farm and 

village. N. Y. 0. Judd Co, 1886. 251 pp., 

illus. 12« [96,729; 86.] 53:522 

Lanza, Gaotano. Applied mechanics. N. Y. J. 

Wiley and sons. 1885. viiiH-729 pp., illus. 8° 

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LobatO, Jose G. Estudio quimico-industrial de 
los varies produetos del maguey mexieano, y 
analisis quimico del aguamiel y el pulque. Mexi- 
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[London. liay Society.'] See Ray Society. 

MiinO, ^^' John J. Solution of weekly problem 

papers. Lond. Macmillan. 1885. xi 4-339 

pp. 12*^ [97,377; 86.] 51:231 

Note. Elementary mathematics*. 

Muir, M. M. Pattison and WilSOn, David Mnir. 

The elements of thermal chemistry. Lond. 

Macmillan. 1885. xvi+312 pp., 1 fold, diagram, 

illus. S*' [96,982; 86.] 51:1791 

Mullin, Joseph p. Modern moulding and pattern- 
making. A practical treatise upon pattern- 
shop and foundry work. Embracing the mould- 
ing of pulleys, spur gears, worm gears, balance 
wheels, btationary-engine and locomotive cylin- 
ders, globe valves, tool work, mining machinery, 
screw -propellers, pattern-shop machinery, and 
the latest improvements in English and American 
cupolas. Together with a large collection of 
original and carefully selected rules and tables, 
for every-day use in the drawing-oflSce, pattern- 
shop, and foundry. N. Y. Van Nostrand. 1885. 
x+257 pp., 3 pis. (2 fold.), illus. 12° [96,971; 
86.] 52:1480 

Nicholson, George, editor. The illustrated diction- 
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cyclopedia of horticulture for gardeners and 
botanists. Vol.1. Lond. L.U.Gill. 1885. viii-f- 
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*52:3 188.1 

Contents: A— E. 

PardlBS, Ignace-Gaston. Short, but yet plain 
elements of geometry. Shewing how by a 
brief and easie method most of what is necessary 
and useful in Euclid, Archimedes, Appollonius, 
and other excellent geometricians, both ancient 
and modern, may be understood. Written in 
French. And rendered into English by John 
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Putnam, J. Pickering. Lectures on the princi- 
ples of house drainage, delivered before the 
Suffolk District Medical Society (section for clin- 
ical medicine, pathology, and hygiene), and the 



Putnam, J- Pickering. — (continued.) 

Boston Society of Architects, at the Mass. Insti- 
tute of technology. Pi. 1, repr. from the Boston 
medical and surgical journal, Nos. 17, 18, and 
19, 1885. Bost. Ticknor. 1886. [1885.] 125 
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Ramirez, Santiago. Noticia historica de la riqucza 
minora de Mexico y de su actual estado de ex- 
plotacion, escrita por disposicion de la Secrctaria 
de Fomento. Mexico. Ofic. tip. de la Secretar. de 
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tabs. 8° [96,765; 86.] 42:2151 

Ray Society. Instituted 1844. For the publica- 
tion of works on natural history. List of coun- 
cil, officers, local secretaries, and members, to- 
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Recent American etchings. Original plates by 
J. S. King, W. H. Shelton and others. Text 
by J. R. W. iliTCHcocK. N. Y. White, Stokes 
and Allen. 1885. (56 pp.,) 10 pis. f° [96,407; 
86.1 *A:8201 

Note. Cloth bound ed. No. 467. 

ContrnU: Breton courtyard (an impression of sunligHt) ; J. 8. 
King. — Christmas eve; W. H. Shelton.— A nea-side residence; Henry 
Farrer.— A morning walk ; Hamilton Hamilton. >- Moonlight at low 
tide ; J. C. Nicoll.— The duck's (mradise ; Charles Volkmar.— Grand - 

Sa; drawn hy Hugo KautOnan, etched \ty Katherine Levin.- (toats; 
. A. S. Monks. — Beach at (iloucester, Mass. ; Kruseman van Elten. 
The mandolin player ; dniwu by Fortuny, etched by J. .J. Calahan. 

Richter, Victor von. Chemistry of the carbon 
compounds; or, organic chemistry. Author- 
ized transl. by Edgar F. Smith from the 4. German 
ed. Phil. Blakiston. 1886. xiv+(ii+)9-710 
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Ricker, N. Clifford. Elementary graphic statics 
and the construction of trussed roofs. A manual 
of theory and practice. 1^. Y. W. T. Com^tock, 
1885. 158 pp., 3 fold, tabs., illus. 8° [96,972; 
86.] 52:287 

Romanes, George John. Animal intelligence. 

-N. Y. Appleton. 1886. xiv+520 pp. 12° 

[97,024; 86.] (Internat. scientif. ser., 44.) 44:611 

Schmidt, Oskar. The mammalia in their relation 

to primeval times. N.Y. Appleton. 1886. xii 

^308 pp., illus. 12° [97,346; 86.] (Internat. 

scientif ser., 53.) 42:1338 

Schott, Charles A. Tables and results of the pre- 
cipitation, in rain and snow, in the United States, 
and at some stations in adjacent parts in North 
America, and in Central and South America. 
Collected by the Smithsonian Institution, and dis- 
cussed under the direction of Joseph Henry and 
Spencer F. Baird. 2. ed. Wash. Smithsonian 
Institution. 1881. xx+249 pp., 5 pis., 5 fold, 
maps.' 4° [95,518; 86.] (Smithsonian contribu- 
tions to knowledge, 353, v. 24.) In *4I:1523 

Segura, Jose C. and CorderO, Manuel D. Ilesefla 
sobre el cultivo de algunas plantas industriales 
que se explotan 6 son Pusceptibles de explotarse 
en la republica, formada por encargo de la comision 
moxicana para la exposicion do Nuova Orleans. 
Mexico. Ofic. tip. de la Secretar. de Fomento. 1884. 
(ii_f_)iii_j.339(-(-3) pp., 2 fold. pis. (1 col'd.) 12° 
[96,761; 86.] 52:2290 



Soukok, xto. I 

Sinclair, Angue. Locomotive engine running 
and ninnagement: a trealiite on locomolivo on- 
ginea, showing their perforlnance in running dif- 
feronl kinds of trains with cconoray and dispatcli; 
also directions regarding tho care, management, 
unci repairs of locomotives and all their connec- 
tions. 5. od. N.Y. J. Wiley iind sons. 1885. 
xviii-l-390 pp., 2 pis., illuB. 12" [97,380; 8(1.] 

52:809 
Solon, L. M. The art of the old English palter. 
Illus. by the author. M. Y. Appleton. 188ii. 
xxiv + 2119 pp., 3 pis., illus., vignette t. p. 8° 
[97,355; 86.] 53:2821 

Stephen, Vincent. Wrinkles in electric lighting. 
Lond. K anil F, K Spon. 1885. ix-F45 pp., 
illus. 12" [97,023; 8(5.] 52:1552.17 

Thaysr, Kmma Homan. Wild flowers of Colo- 
rado, from original water color skolchcH drawn 
from nature. N. Y. CiisselL [1885.] 54 pp., 
24col'dpl9. f [9G,0l!7; 8li.] *A:58H> 

Towne, Henry R. A treatise on cranes, de- 
Bci'iptive particularly of ihoRe designed and 
built bj- the Yule and Towne Manufacturing Co., 
owning and operating the Weston Crane Co.; in- 
cluding niao a description of light hoisting ma- 
chinery as built by the same makers. Stamford, 
Conn. 1883. xii+191 pp., illus. 8" [97,381; 
86.] 52:fi62 

Trimble, Henry. Pruclical and analytical chem- 
istry. Being a complete coarse in chemical 
analysis. Phil. Blakiston. 1885. viii, 94 pp., 
illus. 8" [9(1,745; Sf!.] 5|:1980 

Turner, ^l^s. C. H., editor. Cyclopedia of pruc- 
lical floriculture. N. Y. T. MacCoun. 1884. 
xv(4-iii)+424 pp., vignette t. p. 4" [97,240; 86] 
*43:253T 
Tuthill, William B. The suburban cottage, iu 
design and conslruction. N. Y. W. T. Corn- 
stock. 1885. 101 pp., illua. 8° [96,973; 86.] 

52:991 
Tyerman, Thomns F. The moon's rotation ex- 
amined by the Newtonian theory of gravitation. 
Oxf. flatter Iind Rose. 1885. 31 pp., 3 pla. with 
explanatory text. 8° [96,127; 86.] 42:339 

United States internal-revenue gnugers' manual, 
embracing regulations and instructions, and 
tables, prescribed by tho commissioner of internal 
revenue by virtue of aeclion 3249 U. S. revised 
statutes. July 1, 1880. Wash. 1880. 523 pp., 
1 fold, pi-, illus. 16° [97,040; 86.] (Ser. 7, no. 
ll.-Eovised.) 52:1588 

Upmann, J. I^as Schiosspulver, desson Geschich- 
te, Fabribalion, Eigeuschafton und Proben. 
Braun. Vietceg. 1874. viii+219 pp., illus. 8° 
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Gruppo, Abth. 1 ; P. A. BoUeyand K. Birnbaum.) 
ln*52:3303.11 
Waddell, J. a. L. The designing of ordinary 
iron highway bridges. N. Y. J. TViley and 
sons. 1884. xi-f244 pp., 7 fold, pis., 42 tabs. (37 
fold.) 8° [97,372; 86.] 52:338 

Waldstein, Charles. Essays on the art of Pheidias. 
Camb. University presn. 1885. xix+431 pp., 
16 pl8., illus. 4= [97,446; 86] *|0:6526 



llBDicin. 

Warner, I'raneis. Physical expression: its modes 

and principles. N. Y. Appleton. 1886. xx+ 
373 pp., illua. 12" [97,340; 86.J (Intcriiat. scion- 
tif. ser.. 61.) 44:946 

West, Thomas D. Moulders' text-book: being 

Part 2 of American foundry practice, present- 
ing original methods and rules for obtaining good, ' 
sound, clean custings; and giving detailed de- 
scription for making moulds requiring skill and 
experience; alfo containing a pruclical treatise 
upon tho construction of cranes and cupolas, und 
the melting of iron and scrap-steel in iron found- 
ries. N. Y. J. Wiley ond sons. 1885. viii-f- 
461 pp., 22 pis. (8 fold.), illus. 12" [96,474; 86.] 
52:1481 
Williams, Samuel G. Applied geology. A trostiso 

on tho industrial relations of geological stract- 
ure; and on the nature, occurrence, and uses of 
substances derived from geological sources. N. Y. 
Appleton. 1886 xii+386 pp., illus. 12" [97, 
348; 86.] (Applelon's science textbooks ) 

42:2067 
Wilson, Uavid Muir, .See Muir, M. M. P. and 

Wilson, a m. 

Wilson, Frederic J. F. Typographic printing 

machines and machine printing. A practical 
guide to the seleclion of bookwork, two-colour, 
jobbing, and rotary machines, with remarks upon 
tbeir construction, capabililies, and peculiarities; 
also instructions in making ready, the preparation 
of engravings, etc. 3. ed. Lond. Wymnnandsons. 
[1879.] xvi+214 pp., 16 fold, pis., illus. 12" 
[96,070; 86.] (Wyman's technical ser.) 52:1673 
Wolff, Alfred R. The windmill as a prime mover. 

N. Y. J. Wiley and sons. 1885. xiii-1-169 
pp., 2 fold, pis., illus. 8" [97,032; 86.] 52:674 
Wood, Jir^- John George. Uoraa and man, their 

mutual dependence and duties. Phil. Lippin- 
cott. 1886. xviii+339 pp., illus. 8" [97,324; 
86.] 52:2855 

Woods, Arthur T. ind Stahl, Albert W. Elemen- 
tary mechanism: a text-book for students of 
mechanical engineering. N. Y. Vttn 2fostrand. 
1885. vii+300pp., illus. 12" [97,378; 86.1 

5I:244& 

Zopf, Wilhelm. DioSpaltpilzo. Bres. Treaendt. 

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Medicine. 



Ashton, T. J. On the diseases, injuries, and mal- 
formations of the rectum and anus, with re- 
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J. Churchill. 1857. xxiv+396 pp., iiliis. 8" 
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Bancal, A.-P. Mannol pratique de la lilhotritie, 
ou lettres a «n jeuno medecin sur le broiement 
de la picrre dans la vessie; suivi d'lin rapport 
fait A rinstitut royal de France, par MM. Perct, 

Ct{AUS8I8S,DESCHilMrs, PELLETAN,et MA0ENDlE,e[l 

faveur de son nouvel instrument pour loperation 



MiDionri. I 

Bancal, A. -P. — (continued.) 

de la cataracle par extraction, el d'nno iettro do- 
Hcriptive de la maniere do ppaliquer eette opera- 
tion uu moyen decet inatrumcnt. Par. Batlliere. 
1829. xxvti. 238 pp., 6 pis. (5 fold.), 1 facs. 12° 
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Boaie, Ijionei Smith. Urinary and renal dcrango- 

tnonts and calculous dieordors. Uint« on diag- 
noeia and treatment. Phil. Blakiston. ISHb. 
vii, 356 pp. 12" [9fi,220; 86.] 46:1696 

BillinflS, John Sbaw. Report on the mortality 

ana vital statisticB of Iho United StateH as re- 
turned at the 10. ceiisuH (June 1, 1880). Ft. 1. 
Wash. 1885, lxiii+767 pp., 1 fold, col'd pi., illns. 
4" [96,841; 86.] (Dep't of Ihe interior. 10. 
census, II.) *84:850 

Bright, J- W. Cancer: itfl classification and 

remedies. Phil. .S.W.Butler. 1871. 190 pp. 
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Brisseau, Michel. Six observations [chiru-rgi 

cales], imprimees pour la premiere fois en 171C, 
revftes par I'auteur. Par. G. Cnoelier. 1734. 
(2+)36 pp. 12° [48,259; 86.] In46:3227 

Brown, J. Graham. Mi'dical diagnosis: a manual 

of clinical methods. 2. ed. N. Y. /. R. 
Bermingham. 1885. 286 pp., illus, 8° [97.433; 
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Bulkley. Lucius Duncan. Acne: its etiology-, 

pathology and treatment. A practical treatise, 
based on the study of 1500 cases of sebnceous 
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Butltn, Henry T. Dieeases of the tongae. Phil. 

Lea. 1885. viii+451 pp., 8 col'd pis., illus. 
16» [96,549; 86.] (Clinicui manuals for practi- 
tioners and students of medicine.) 46:2257 

Cazenave, P.-L.-Alphee and Schedel, h.-e. a 

practical synopsis of cutaneous JiHuases,^from ' 
the most celebrated authors, and particularly from I 
docomentn afforded by the clinical lectures of Dr. 
Biett. Tr. from the French, with notes. Pbil. ' 
Carey, Lea and Carey. 1829. 400 pp. 12° [47, ■ 
956; 86.] 46:4396 ' 

Chabert, J-.L. Reflexions mcdicales snr la mnla- 

die spasmodico-lipyrienno des pays chauds, 
Tulgairement appelee fievre jaune. N. Or!. 

Imprim. de V Ami des lots. 1831. Civ-j-)x-|-317 pp. 
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Chapflian, Henry T. On treatment of ulcers on 

the leg, without confinement, with an inquiry | 
into the best mode of aiTectiog the permanent 
cure of varicose veins. With notes, selections j 
and additions by R. S. Newton, Cin. Eclectic 
pub. office. 1853. x(-|-ii) + 18a pp., illus. 8° ■ 
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Coan. ^it"^ Mnnson. Ounces of prevention. 

N.Y. Barpers. 1885. vi+5-I88 pp. 16° 
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45:1388 
Cook, William H. A treatise on the principles | 

ana practice of physio- medical surgery ; for the , 
use of students and practitioners. Cin. W. H. 
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8«.] 46:310:2 



Mkdioiks. 



Corning, ^- Leonard. Local anesthesia in gen- 
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N, Y, Appleton. 186ii. 103 pp. 8° [97,437; 
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Corson, John W. On the treatment of pleurisy : 
with an appendix of cases, showing the value 
of combitiations of croton oil, ether and iodine, 
as counlcr-irritants in other diseases. N. Y. W. 
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Costor, J. Manual of surgical operations; con- 
taining the now methods of operating devised 
by Lisfranc ; followed by two synoptic tables of 
natural and instrumental labours. The traiisl. 
and notes by John D. Uodman. . Phil. H. C. 
Carey and I. Lea. 1825. viii, 205 pp., 1 fold. tab. 
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K:tr. Ow of ihc tiiTm. meniionr-d on [. |>. ix wnntiiiK. 

Couison, Walter J. Stone in the bladder: with 

special reference to its prevention, early symp- 
toms, and treatment by litbotrity. Lond. J. 
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balby, W. B. Lectures on diseases and injuries 

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Phil. Lindsay and Blakiston. 1873. xi, 23H pp., 
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Davis, David D. Acute hydrocephalus, or water 

in the head, an inflammatory dtscasc, and cur- 
able equally by the same means with other 
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Dfllabarre, C.-F. Traile dc la scconde dentition, 

et melhode naturelle de la dirigcr; suivis d'un 
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Deiafield, Francis and Prudden, T. Mitchell. A 

handbook of pathological anatomy and histol- 
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DoiefoSSB, K. Procedes pratiques pour ['analyse 

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Denman, Thomas. See London practice etc. 
Desgrangos, A. Lemons de clinique chirurgicale, 

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besmaiSOnS, Le docteur. Des asilcs d'alicnes en 

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Dewees, William P. A compendious system of 

midwifery, chiefly designed to facilitate the in- 
quiries of those who may be pursuing tbiu branch 
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DeWfleS, William P.—(continiied.) 

The same. 4. cd., with additions, and improve- 
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DeweeS, William P. Essays on various sobjecta 

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' Dickson, J- Thompson. The science nnd practice 

of medicine in relation to raind, the palholopy 
of nerve centres, nnd the jurisprudence of innan- 
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Duhring, Louis A. Epitome of diaeases of the 

skin. Being an abstract ofa course of lectures 
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Dujardin-Beaumetz, ticorgce. Clinicnl Ihera- 
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livered in the hospital Si. Antoino, Paris, France. 
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Duncan, J- Matlhews. Contributions to the mech- 
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Elliot, George T.,;r. Obstetric clinic: a practi- 
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Eisner, Fritz. Die Praxis des Nahrungsmiltel- 
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Kahrungsmitteln und ticbraucliHgegenstiinden 
eowie fur bygienjscho Zwecke. Filr Apolhcber, 
Chcmiker und Gesundheitsbeamte. 3., umgearb. 
und verm. Aufl. Hamb. L. Voss. 188B. viii 
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Fleck, Hugo. Die Chemie im Dienste der offent- 
lichen Gesiindbcitspflege. Ein Wegwciser fiir 
Verwallungsbeamte, Aerzto, Ingenieure und 
Chemiker zur Beantragung, Bewerkstelligung 
nnd Beurtlicilung chcmiscber Untersuchungen 
und daranf begriindeter facbm^nniscber Gutacb- 
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Flower, William Henry. An introduction lo the 
osteology of the mammalia. 3. ed., rev. with 
the assistunco of Hans Gadow. Lond. Mac- 
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86.] 45:300 

6ama, J.-P. Traite des plaics do lete et de I'cn- 
cophalite, principaloniout de celle qui Icur est 
consecutive; ouvrago dans lequel sont discutees 
plusieurs questions relatives aax fonctions dn 
syeteme nerveux on general. Par. Sedillot. 
1830. xiii+460pp. 12' [48,041; 86.] 46:3432 



I Hbdicihb. 

Geraudly, ■ L'art do conscrver les dents. 

Ouvrago utile et neccesaire, non seulcmcnt aux 
jounce gone tjui so dcslineiit a la profession de 
cbirufgicn-denlisto, mais encore a toutos les por- 
sonnes qui veulcnt avoir les dents belles et ncttes. 
Par. P.-G. Le Mercier. 1737. xi-f l61{-l-7) pp. 
16" [9,546; 86.] In48:4474 

Gerbler, I^e dorteur . Lotlres et observa- 

lions au eujet do deux nouveauxromodescontro 
lee maladies squirrhouses. canccreuses, etc. Ge- 
neve. 1777. (ii + )viii,78(+3)pp. 16" [9.582; 
86.] ]n46:a637 

Gerbler, Le docteur . Quatrieme letlro A 

MM. les auteurs de la Gar.ctLe de la sante; en 
repoiise A Toxtruit de see Lotlros et observations 
inecre dans leur feuillo du jcudi 3 juillet 1777, No. 
27. Geneve. 1777. 20 pp. 16° [9,582; 86.] 
In46:3637 
Gillette, P. Cbirurgic journaliero des bopitaux 

du Paris. Repertoire de ihcrapeutique chirurgi- 
cale. Par. Baillu-re. 1878. xvt-j-772 pp.. illus. 
8" [61, (MO, SC] 46:-i'>i' 



Godfrey, ^trs. Oir the nature, prevention, treat- 
ment, and cnre of epinal curvatures, and de- 
formities of the ehcei and limbs, without artificial 
sujiports or any mechanical appliances. 3. ed., 
carefully rev. and enl. Lond. J. OhurchtU. 
I860. xv+13lpp. 8° [44,174; 86.] 46:3713 
Gould, A. Poarco. RIements of surgical diag- 
nosis. Phi!. Lea. 1884. viii-f584 pp. lU" 
[95,640; 86.] (Manuals for students of medicine.) 

46:3167 

Gowers, William K. Lectures on the diagnosis 

of diseases of the brain, delivered at University 

college hospital. Phil. Bhkiston. 1885. vii-f 

1'46 p]i., illus. 8° [96,218; 86.] 46:1770 

Greenleaf, Cbarlea H. A manual for the medical 

officers of the United Stales army. Phil. 

Lippincott. 1864. viii, 199 pp. 12'' [44,624; 

86.] 46:^63 

GreSSWflll, Jamee Brodie. Veterinary pharma- 
cology and therapeutics. N.Y, W. R. Jenkins. 
1885. viii+206pp. 16° [97,429, 86.] 46:5714 

Griessmayer, Victor. Die Vorfalschung der 
wichligsten Nahrungs-und Genussmittel vom 
cbemiscbon Standpunkte. 2., verm, und verb. 
Aufl. Augsb. Lampart u. Comp. 1882. vi, 145 
pp., 4 tabs. (3 fold.) 16° [96,170; 86.] 45;1S76 
Gross, Samuel D. The anatomy, physiology, and 

diseases of the bones and joints. Phil. 
Qrigg. 1830. v(+ii)+389 pp. "" '■" 
80] 

Guthrie, G. J. On the diseases and injuries of 
arteries, with the operations required for their 
cure ; beiog the substance of the lectures deliver- 
ed in the theatre of the Koyal college of surgeons 
in the spring of 1829. Lond. Burgess and Bill. 
1830. ixiv+416pp. 8° [48,035; 86.] 46:3469 



8° [48,043; 
46:3562 



UXDIOIMI. 6 

Guthrie. ^- 3- a treatiso on gun-shot wounde, 

on inflammation, erysipelas, and mortificalion, 
on injuries of nerves, and on wounds of tbe ex- I 
tremities requiring tbe different operations of 
amputation ; in which the various methods of 
performing these operations are shown, together I 
with their after-treatment; and containing an 
account of the author's Baccessful cose of ampu- 
tation at tbe hip-joint, etc. Being a record of tbe 
opinions and practice of the surgical department 
of the British army, at the termination of the 
wars in Spain, Portugal, France, and the Nether- 
lands, 1814 and 1815. Tbe3. ed. Lond. Burgess 
and ma. 1827. xx+559 pp., 6 pU. 8° [48, 
036; 86.] 46:45G6 

GuyOR, J.-C.-Felix. Elements de chirurgie clini- 

qne, coroprenant lo diagnostic cbirurgical, les 
operations en general, les methodes opcratoires, 
I'hygi^ne, le traitemont des blesses et des operes. 
Par. Builliere. 1873. xxxviii-t-672 pp., illus. 
8" [01,076; 86.] 46:3158 

HsfniltOR, Allan McLane. A manual of medical 

jurisprudence. With a special reference to 
diseases and injuries of tbe nervous Bystcm. N. 
Y. J. R. Bermingham. 1885. 9-386 pp., illus. 
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Hardy, A. The dartronsdiathesie.orcczemaand 

its allied affections. Tr. by Henry G. Piffabd. 
N. Y. Moorkead, Simpson and Bond. 1868. xi 
+94 pp. 12" [44,622; 86.] 46:4418 

Hartrldge, Qustavus. The refraction of the eye. 

A manual for students. 2. ed. Lond. J. and 
A. Churchill. 1886. xv+228 pp., 2 pis. (1 fold,), 
illus. 12° [96,931; 86.] 46:3907 

Hennen, John. Observations on some important 

points in tbe pracLico of military surgery, and 
in tbe arrangement and police of hospitals. Illus. 
by cases and dissections. Edin. A. Constable 
and Co. 1818. x(-f iv)+508 pp. 12" [48,095; 
86.] 46:4572 

Henry, M. H. The treatment of venereal diseases: 

a monograph on the method pursued in the 
Vienna hospital, nnder the direction of Prof von 
Sigmund, including all tbe formula. Adapted 
and arranged from tbe German. N. Y. W. 
Wood and Co. 1872. 49 pp. 8° [4:1,950; 86.] 
46:4288 
Hill, John D. An analysis of one hundred and 

forty cases of organic atricluro of tbe urethra. 
Of which 120 cases were submitted to Holt's 
operation, and 20 to perinieal section. Lond. J. 
and A. Churchill. 1871. 69 pp. 12" [44,206; 
86.] 46:41)9 

Hood, Wharton P. On bone-setting (so called), 

and its relation to the treatment of joints crip- 
pled by injury, rhoumatiam, inflammation, etc. 
Lond. Macmillan. 1871. ix(+ii)+156 pp., 
illus. 12" [44,621; 86.] 46:3568 

Howard, John. The physiology of artistic sing- 
ing. Host. Author. 1886. 334 pp., 1 port., 
illus. 8" [96,960; 86] 45:1056 

HOWO, Andrew Jackson. Manual of eye surgery. 

Cin. Wilstach, Baldwin and Co. 1874. vii, 
204 pp., illuB. 8° [43,750; 86.] 46:3910 



Krause, Albert. Die Theorie und Praxis der 

Geburtsbulfe. Tbl. 2. Her. Reimer. 1853. 
XV+6I4 pp., 35 pis., illus. 8" [48,138; 86] 

46:4837 
Larobe, William. Reports on the efi'ects of a 

peculiar regimen on scirrhous tumours and 
cancerous ulcers. Lond. J. Mawman. 1809. 
vii+190pp. 12" [48,164; 86] 46:3645 

Lassus, Pierre. Pathologie chirurgicale. Par. 

Mequignon Voine. 1805-6. 2 v. viii+565 pp., 
frontis.; (4+)578 pp. 12° [48,145; 86.1 

46:3181-2 
Lawson, George. Injuries of the eye, orbit and 

eyelids: their immediate and remote effects. 
Phil. Lea. 1867. xii+17-408 pp., illus. 8" 
[44,165; 86.] 46:3926 

Lind, James. An essay on the most effectual 

means of preserving the health of seamen in 
the royal navy. And a dissertation on fevers and 
infection. Together with observations on the 
jail distemper, and the proper methods of pre- 
venting and stopping its infection. A new ed., 
much enl. and impr. Lond. D. Wilson and G. 
Nicol. 1774. xx-f363pp. 12" [48,178; 86.] 

46:4646 

London practice (Tbe) of midwifery; including 

the treatment during the puerperal state, and 
the principal infantile diseases. To which is 
added notes, plates, and [Thomas] Denhan's Aph- 
orisms. Sy an American practitioner. 6. ed., 
much onl. and impr. Concord, N. H. I. mil. 
1826. viii, 335 pp., illus. 8" [48,452; 86.] 

46:4761 
Lorain, Paul. ]^Cudcs de medccine clinique et de 

pbysiologie pathologique. Le cholera observe 
a rbopitai Saint-Antoine. Par. Bailliae. 1868. 
(8-f-)220 pp., illus. 8° [61,122; 86,] 46:2866 
Macnamara, Charles. A treatise on Asiatic 
I cholera. Lond. J. Churchill and sons. 1870. 
xi-f 557 pp., 3 maps (2 fold.), 1 plan, 3 tabs. (1 
fold.), illus. 8" [40,590; 86.] 46:2868 

Marshall, Henry. On the enlisting, discharging 

and pensioning of soldiers, with the official 
documents on these branches of military duty. 
From the 2. Lond. ed. With the regulations 
for the recruiting service in the army and navy of 
the United States, and a preface. By W. S. W. 
RuscHENBBROER. Phil. A. Waldie. 1840. xliv 
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medical lib.) 46:4586 

Meigs, Charles Delncena. Woman : bcr diseases 

and remedies. A series of letters to bis class. 

4. ed., rev. and enl. Pbil. Blanchard and Lea. 

1859. xvi-f 33-706 pp., illus, 8" [44,166; 86.] 

46:4708 

Merriman, Samuel. A synopsis of the various 

kinds of difficult parturition, with practical re- 
marks on the management of labours. With 
notes and additions, by Thomas C. James. The 
1. Amer. from tbe 2. Lond. ed. Phil. T. Dob- 
son. 1816. viii, 297 pp. 12" [50,352; 86.1 

46:4848 

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MfeDIOINfi. 



62 



Poetry, etc. 



Nauche, Jacques-Louis. Dos maladies propres 

aux femmos. Par. Bailliere. 1829. 2 v. 

xii+394 pp.; (2+)395-769 pp., 1 fold. pi. 12° 

[48,245; 86.] 46:4712-13 

Ore, Cjprion. Corapte rendu des maladies obser- 
vees dans le service de chirurgie de I'hopital 
Saint-Andre [do Bordeaux] depuis le I" Janvier 
1865 jusqu'au 31 octobre 1867. 1" partie. Bor- 
deaux. G. Gounouilhou. 1867. (8-f)112 pp., 
illus. 8° [61,208; 86.] 46:3219 

Palfin, Joan. Anatomic chirurgicale; ou descrip- 
tion exacte des parties du corps humain, avec 
des remarques utiles aux cbirurgiens dans la 
pratique de leur art. Nouv. ed., rev., corr. et 
augm., accompagnee de notes dans le P^ volume, 
et refondue dans le IP. Par B. Boudon. On y a 
joint les observations anatomiquesetcbirurgicales 
de [Frederik] liurscii, trad, du latin, etcelies de 
[Michel] Brisseau. Par. G. Cavelier. 1734. 
2 V. xxiv-f 514 pp., 30 pis. (1 fold.) ; viii+403-f 
176(+2)+36 pp., 26 pis. (12 fold.) 12° [48,259; 
86.] 46:3226-7 

Pellarin, Augustin. Hygiene des pays chauds. 
Contagion du cholera demontree par Tepidemie 
de la Guadeloupe. Conditions hygieniques. De 
Temigration dans les pays chauds et de la coloni- 
sation de ces pays. Des dangers qu'il y a a me- 
connaitre la contagion du cholera. Ouvrago 
recompense par I'lnstitut (Academie des sciences) 
et par I'Academie de medecine. Par. Bailliere. 
1872. (44-)358pp. 8° [61,227; 86.] 46:2876 

Pelletan, Philippe-^Pean, baron. Clinique chirur- 
gicale, ou memoires et observations de chirur- 
gie clinique, et sur d*autres objets relatifs a I'art 
de guerir. Par. Dentu. 1810. 3 v. (vi-|-)viii 
(+ii)-f 394 pp., 1 fold, pi.; (4+)401 pp., 3 fold, 
pis.; (4+)452 pp., 1 fold. pi. 12° [48,258; 86.] 

46:3233-5 

Philipeaux, Eaymond. Traitc pratique de la 
cauterisation d'apres I'enseign^ment clinique 
de M. le prof. A. Bonet, de Lyon. Ouvrago 
couronne par la Societe des sciences medicales et 
naturelles de Bruxelles. Par. Bailliere. 1856. 
xx+626 pp., il.'us. 8° [61,234; 86.] 46:3380 

Power, John. A treatise on midwifery ; develop- 
ing new principles, which tend materially to 
lessen the sufferings of the patient, and shorten 
the duration of labour. The 2. ed., considerably 
impr., and illus. with numerous cases; comprising, 
also, additional observations on premature expul- 
sion of the ovum, and retention of the placenta. 
Lond. W. Simpkin and R. Marshall. 1823. 
xvii(+iii)+234pp. 12*^ [48,276; 86.] 46:4856 

Richardson, Joseph. A practical treatise on 

mechanical dentistry. 2. ed., very much enl. 

Phil. Lindsay and Blakiston. 1869. xx-f 25-442 

pp., illus. 8*^ [44,316; 86.] 46:4490 

Roubaud, Felix. Traite de Timpuissance et de la 
sterilite chez Thomme et chez la femme, <!om- 
prenant Texposition des moyens recommandes 
pour y remedier. 3* ed., mise au courant des 
progres les plus recents de la science. Par. 
Bailliere. 1876. xvi+804pp. 8° [61,288; 86.] 

46:4041 




RuySCh, Frederik. Observations anatomiqucs et 

chirurgicales au nombre de cent. Traduction 

du latin par * * * D. M. Par. G, Cavelier. 

1734. 176 pp., 8 pis. (4 fold.) 12° [48,259; 86.] 

In46:3227 
Scanzoni, Friedrich Wilhelm von. A practical 
treatise on the diseases of the sexual organs of 
women. Tr. from the French of A. Dor and 
A. SociN, and annotated, with the approval 
of the author, by Augustus K. Gardner. 4. 
Amer. ed. N. Y. E. M. Be Witt. [1861.] xxi, 
669 pp., illus. 8° [44,311; 86.] 46:4720 

Siamese twins, lieport of the autopsy of, together 
with other interesting information concerning 
their life. (Repr. from the Philadelphia medical 
times.) Phil. Lippincott. 1874. 39 pp., illus. 
16° [42,559; 86.] 46:3686 

Simpson, Sir James Young. Clinical lectures on 

the diseases of women. Ed. by Alexander R. 

Simpson. N. Y. Appleton. 1873. xxiii+789 

pp., 1 pi., illus. 8° [44,306; 86.] 46:4723 

Slade, Daniel Denison. Diphtheria : its nature 
and treatment. With an account of the history 
of its prevalence in various countries. Being a 
2. and rev. ed. of an essay to which was awarded 
the Fiske fund prize of 1860. Phil. Blanchard 
and Lea. 1864. (4-[-)13-166 pp. 12^ 
86.] 

Smith, Heywood. Practical gynaecology. A 

handbook of the diseases of women. Phil. 

Lindsay and Blakiston, 1878. xv, 205 pp., illus. 

12^ [59,680; 86.] 46:4725 

Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Adams, Oscar Fay, editor. February. Bost. 

Lothrop. [1886.] xxiv+(ii+)133 pp. 16° 

[97,298; 86.] (Through the year with the poets, 

2.) 31:2051.2 

Adams, Oscar Fay, editor. January. Bost. 

Lothrop. [1886.] xxii+(ii+)136 pp. 16° 

[97,297; 86.] (Through the year with the poets, 

1.) 31:2051.1 

Baker, Miss Ella M. Clover-leaves. A collection 

of poems. Compiled and arranged by K. G. B. 

Bost. Lothrop. [1885.]* xx+234(+2) pp. 12** 

[97,295; 86.] 31:2371 

Beers, Henry A. The thankless muse. Bost. 

Houghton^ Mifflin and Co. 1885. vi, 133 pp. 

18° [97,299; 86.] 3I:2380 

Noie. This volume iuclude.**, with ft number of new }K>eni9, a 
selection from a lx)ok of verses publiMhed in 1878, and entitled "Uddj* 
and ends." 

Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen. The love sonnets of 
Proteus. [5. ed.^ Lond. Paul, Trench and 
Co. 1885. xi+120 pp. 16*^ [97,243; 86.] 

31:2390 

Chadwick, John White, compiler. The two voices: 

poems of the mountains and the sea. Troy, N. 

Y. H. B. Nims and Co. 1886. 209 pp. 16° 

[97,343; 86.] 31:2100 

Channing, Rev. William Ellery. John Brown, 

and the heroes of Harper's Ferry. A poem. 

Bost. Cupples, Upham and Co. 1886. 143 pp. 

24° [97,465; 86.] 32:768 



POBTST, »M. 



FionoK (English). 



CrUlfl, ^slter. ThesireDS three: a poem written 

and illns. by W. C. Lond. Macmitlan. 1886.1 
(4+)26(-|-M) pp., vignette t. p., Ulua. 4° [97, 
449; 86] *3I:3201 

Dall, ^rs. Caroline Healey. What we really 
know about Shakespeare. Boet. Roberts. 
1886. Tiii, 204 pp. 12° [96,744; 86.] 32::!045 

Dante Allghleri, The paradise of £d., with I 
transl. and notes, by Arthur John Butler. | 
Lond. Jaacmillan. 1885. xv+436 pp. 12' ■ 
[97,307; 86.] 31:2472 

Eastman, Charles Gnmage. Poeros. Uontpeller, 
Vt. T.C.Fhinney. 1880. xxi+(ii+)233pp,,l 
port. 12" [97,256; 86.] 3|:2499 



Field, Michael. The father's tragedy. 

Kufaa. Loyalty or love? N. Y. 

1886. (i7+)iv+312 pp. 12= [97,327; 



William 



86.J 1 

32:829 j 

Foadick, William Wbiteman. [Scrap book, con- 

taiDiDg complete poems (in ma. ana newspaper 

catlings). Cin. 1858-61.J f "" 



[96,74.S; 86.] 
*A:144 



ITott. Formpriy the prouort)' of (he lain Tjler Davidxan, Kqq. 
Fmeuled to Ihe Llbrsr; hy itenry FrubHwu, Esq. 

Furnesi, William Henry. Verses. Translations 
from the German, and hymnu. Bost. Hough- 
ton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. iv+88 pp. 16° [97, 
296; 86] 31:2527 

McLennan, William, translator. Songs of old 
Canada. Uontreal. Dawson Bros. 1886. 
(8+)83 pp. 16" [97,253; 86.] 31:2229 

Moulton, Richard G. Shakespeare as a dramatic 
artist. A popular illustration of the principles 
of scientific criticism. Oxf. Clarendon press. 
1885. xi-l-210 pp. 12° [97,394; 8ti.] 32:3046 

Piatt, Mrs. Sarah Morgan Bryan. A voyage to 

the Forlnnale isles, and olhor poems. Boat. 

Bwghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886, x+205 pp. 

12° [97,294; 86.] (Mrs. Piatfs select poems.) 

31:2790 

Ritter, Frederic Louis. Manual of mosical 

history from the epoch of ancient Greece to 

oar present time. N.Y. Scrilmers. 1886. vi + 

57 pp. 12° [96,943; 86] |0:2577 

RoaSOtti, William Michael. See Slielley, P- B. 

Shelley, ^^rcy Bysshe, The compluto poetical 

works of. The text carefully rev., witn notes 

and a memoir, by William Michael Kossetti. 

Lond. J. Stark. 1885. 3 v. xxviii+451 pp., 

frontis.; vii-|-456 pp., I fold, facs.; xv+443 pp., 

frontia. 8° [97,443; 86.] *3l:2867.I-3 

OntenU: Vol. 1. Memnit of Shtlley.— Qiieen MHb.— AluBlor ; or, 
Ihe apirlt of ■olititde.— The cevoJI of IhIsiii. 

Vol. «. Roulind and Helan.-Linea wrilKn among the Eii0inean 
hill*. — Joliui and HbiIiIbIo. — PromctheUH iiDhuuiul, — TJk' <.>nL-l.— 
Pvtor Ball Ihelhird.— The masque of annrchy.— (E>]iiiiii> tvraiinuH: »r, 
8irellfi»( tbc t>ruit.— The senaitive planl.— UIKt to MnrmUlHbarne. 
— The wllch of Alias. — EpipiTchidluu. — Adouaiii ; an eU'oy on the 
death of Joho KeaK.-Heriu. 

Vol. S. Early poenn. — Piwms written 1816-22. — Frngmenlii.— 
Tranalatieiu: Bymna orHoiiEi.—The CyclopK: a HiilxricdrnmB, froin 



of CauiMoi. — Scenes tram the F 



ri.— Sker 



Smith, Mrs. Eva Munson, compiler and editor. Wo- 
man in sacred song. A library of hymns, relig- 
ious poems, and sacred music, by woman. Being 
selections from the writings of more than seven 
hundred autliors, including musical productions 
of upwardB of fifty composers, together with short 
biographical sketches of many of the writers. A 
reference book in the library and for use in the 
home. With an introd. by Frances E. Willard. 
Bost. Lothrop. [1885] xxviii4-15-883 pp., 11 
pis. 8" [97,359; 86.] 53:1806 

Story, William Wetmore. Poems. Bost. Hough- 
ton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. 2 v. vi-|-271 pp.; 
v+316 pp. 160 [96,949; 86.] 31:1694.1-2 

Omlcnta: Vol. 1. pBrohmenls and portraila. 

Tennyson, Alfred, lord. Tiresias, and Other poems. 
N.Y. Harpers. 1885.. iv-|-100 pp. 16° [96, 
747; 86,J (Harper's handy ser., 46.) 31:2911 

Thayer, Stephen Henry. Songs of Sleepy Hol- 
low, and other poems. N. Y. Putnams. 1886. 
x-|-187pp. 12° [97,292)86.] 3I:2914 

Thompson, Slason, editor. The humbler poets : a 
collection of newspaper and periodical verse, 
1870-85. Chic. Jansen, McClurg and Co. 1886. 
459 pp. 12° [97,291; 86,] 31:2272 

Varley, John Philip. Sylvian; a tragedy. And 
poems. N.Y. Brentano Bros. 1885. vii-f207 
pp. 12° [97,293; 86.] 31:2940 

Welcker, Adair, fiomor, king of Norway, and 
other dramas. Sacramento. Lewis and John- 
ston. 1885. 6-245 pp. sq. 18° [97,328; 86.] 

32:1297 

Omiinis: The hitterend.— Flavta.— Drenmn of reftlmn beyond us. 



Fiction.— English. 

Alden, .2fr,s. Isabella Mayo. (Pans^.) The Browning 

boys. Bost. Lothrop. [1885.] 109 pp., 
frontis. 12° [97,320; 86.] 35:584 

Andersen. Hana Cbriatian. The white swans, and 

other tales. Illus. by Alice Havers. Tr. by 
Mrs. H. B. Paull by permission of Alessrs. F. 
Wurne and Co. N. Y. E. P. Dutton and Co. 
[1886.] 48 pp., vignette t.p.,col'dillu8. obi. 12° 
[96,967; 86.] *A:8441 

Auerbach, Berthold. Spinoza. A novel. From 

the German by E. Nicholson. N.Y. H. Holt. 
1882. v-i-444 pp. 16° [97,428; 86.] (Leisure 
hour acr., 135.) 35:896 

Bailey, Miss. {Edna Lyall.) In the golden days. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1886. (6-|-)207 pp. 16° 
[97,274; 86.] . 38:1946 

Bailey, Miss. (Edna Lyall.) We two. A novel. 



N. Y. Appleton. 1886. viii+403 pp. 

[97,261; 86.J 



12° 



38:1947 
Balzac, Honore de. Cesar Birotteau. Bost. 

Roberts. 1886. (4-|-)401 pp. 12° [97,263; 
86.] 35:1619 

Barr, Mrs. Amelia E. The last of the Macallia- 

ters. A novel. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 173 
pp. 16° [97,313; 86.] (Harper's handy ser., 
58.) 35:1638 



Fiction {English). 



PiCTioN (Bnglish). 



Idw^h Ule.— The wife of BHlh'i Mle.— The n-[i>r 
le. — The sqiiiro'ii tale. — The fffinkllD't 
- TI.e purdoTi ■ ■ ■ ~ 



Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. The ingenious 

gentleman Bon Quixote of La Mancba. A 
Iransl., with introd. and notes. By John Objisby, 
N. Y. Miianill'iit. 1885, 4 v. viii+aaO pp., 
1 map; viii-fa89 pp.; x+418 pp.; ix+426 pp. 
8° [97,444; 86.] *35:3981.1-4 

Chaucer, tJcoffrey. Chaocer's stories simply 

told. By Mary Seymour. With illuB. by E. 
M. ScannoM. Lond. T. Ndson and sons. 1884. 
(vi+)Kv+196pp,, llpls. 12" [97,2ti2; 8fi.] 

35:4138 

■ of ChBuppr'K life. — Proloane.— Thi 
■ ■ Biilh'j wLe.— Th. 

- The fninlillD'« »lury. — The 
. The iirioKM'B Ulp.-^liBiicr'ii 

Ik pri pel'" till p, -The nmopii Diiii> 

tal«— I'lis I'Miion-B yenmnn-B tnle.— The manciple's lalf. 

Coventry, John. After his kind. N. Y, B. 

Holt. 1886. (6+):i-24pp. IC" [97,257; 8t!.] 
(Leisure hour ser., 184.) 35:4887 

Crawford, Francis Marion. A tale of a lonely 

parish. Lond. MaemilUin. 1886. (6+)38il 
pp, 12° [97,234; 86.] 35:5028 

Dunning, Charlotte. Set Wood, Mrs. C D. 
Fenn, George Manville. Morgan's horror. A 

romance of the "west coontreo". W. Y. Cos- 
sell. [■1886.] vi, 192 pp. 12° [97,265; 8L1,] 
(CasBcn's rainbow ser.) 37;2088 

Fenn, George Manville. The vicar's people. A 

story of a fctain. Lond. Cassell. [1886.] 
v+345pp, 12° [97,252; 86,] 37:2087 

Foster, ATrs. I. H. (Faye Huntington.) Trans- 
formed. N. V. T. Y. Croirdland Co. [1886.] 
341 pp., 2 ])l8. 12° [97,267; 86.] 37:4864 

Greene, M'ss A. K, See Rohlfe, Mrs. A. R. G. 
Harte, Francis Bret. Snow-bound at Eagle's. 

Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886, 213 
pp. 18° [97,255; 86.] 37:4008 

HEtyeS, Henry, i^pseud.) The story of Margaret 

Kent, A novel, 4. ed. Bost, Ticknor and 
Ca. 1886. 444pp, 12° [96,796; 86.] 37:4244 

Sole. Awrlbed (□ Mri<, Olney Klrkr- by Th<- Buntflo tntTclpr. 
which ulKn myf thai Mugnrei Ken! in i!>e liiie M». Kate HcUooeU 
(fiAmcosrl Bohhv). 

HomerUS, The Odyssey. See Witt, C. 

Howe. Maud. Atalanta in the South, A romance. 

Bust. R'Aerts. 1886, 345 pp, 16° [97,258; 
86,] 37:4709 

HowellS, William Dean, Indian summer, Bost. 

Ticknor and Co. 1886, 395 pp. 12° 
[97,25:i; 86,] 37:4736 

Jacob Scbuyler'a millions. A novel, .N. Y. 

Appleton. 1886. 282 pp, 12° [97,277; 86.] 

40:3255 

James, Henry, jr. The BoBtonians, A novel. 

Ijond, MacmiUan. 1886. 449 pp. 12" [97, 

266; 86.] 38:250 

Keonatl, Honry F. The aliona. A novel. N. Y. 

Appleton. 1886. 453 pp. 12° [97,259; 86.] 

38:718 

Lawless, Mrs. Emily. Hurrish : a study. N, Y. 

Harpers. 1880. 208 pp. 16° [97,311; 86.] 

(Harper's handy ser., 61.) 38:1361 

Lyall) Edna, {pseud.) See Bailey, Miss. 



Macdonald, George. What's mine's mine, Bost. 

Loihrop. [1886.] vi, 631 pp. 12° [97,260; 
86.] 38:219a 

Macquoid, Mrs. Katharine S. Under the snow 

[and A picture story], llliis, by T. Macquoid. 

Lond, Sec. for promot. christ. knotcl. [1886.1 

122 pp., vignette t. p., illas. 16° [97,315; 86.'( 

38:-'362 

Marshall, Emma. Under the Mcndips : u tale. 

N. Y. E. P. Button and Co. [1885.] 
(ii+)420 pp., vignette t. p,, illus. '"" 
86.] (Home reading for girls.) 
Meredith, George. The ordeal of Richard Fovorel^ 
* a history of a father and son. New ed. Boat. 
Roberts. 1886. (6+)472 pp. 12° [97,268; 86.] 
38:290'J 
O'Brien, Reo. Cornelius. After weary years. 

Bait. J. Murphy and Co. 1885. C4+)4;i3 pp. 
12° [96,006; 86.] 38:3795 

Riley, James Whilcomb. {Benj. F. Johnson.) The 

boasgirl: aChristmaBalory. And other sketcbea. 
Indian. Bowen- Merrill Co. 1886. 263 pp. 12" 
[97,350; 86.] (Character ekelchea.) 39:420 



5-1 vi + 
[97,318; 

38:2603 






Dd blensDS pTpry ane. — The boBngirl.— 
luoallo.— LItlle Tommy Bmtlh.— Tod.- 



1 -plder 
The orchurd Inadi of long hko.— The old m 

Roe, Mary A. A long search. S. Y. Dodd, 

Mead and Co. [1885.] iv+391 pp, 12" [97, 
272; 86.] 39:590 

Rohlfe, Mrs. Anna Katbarino Greene, The mill 

mystery. N. Y, Futnams. 1886. 389 pp, 
16° [97,321; 86.] (Knickerbocker novels,) 

37:3408 
Ssely, Howard, A lone star Bo-Pcep, and other 

tafes of Texan ranch life. N. Y. W. L. Mer- 
shon and Co. 1885. (8+)285 pp. 18" [97,273; 
80.] 39:1547 

a,»lr«li-: .\ lon« slur no-Pfep.— Thp my-tery of San SbU.— Thivp 
Strephona of Conehn. — An vpiwit- of pHint Rock. - A stngp-ci^h 



Seymour, Mary. See Chaucer, G. 

Soldiers' storiea and sailors' yarns: a book of 

mess-lable drollery and reminiscence picked up 

ashore and afloat by officers, naval, military, and 

medical, Lond. W. H. Allen and Go. [188-.] 

12 



iii-f404pp. 12° [97,289; 86,] 

Oin'f ji'i ,• My shell nod »hnrt Mory, — Pringle'i 
he Ix'lli- of auilf •" - '■ - — ' " — " 



[181 

4(1:2 



ungHlov, — How Brooke beciiini 
lory. GBbiirlla'K gnttluilc- 



;rimmiiKe " >t TmeriBe. — 

■Ipgmphy 
oualiBm. 



ny jjuces, — A day iinifiiiird.— My 



D Nank envelope.— A drencl Chfi»lm»9 ei 

Spyri, Johanna. Bico and Wisoli. Rico and 
Stineli, and how Rico found a home. Tr. from 

the German by Louise Brooks. Boat. Cvpples, 

Upham and Co. 1886. 509 pp, 12" ' 

86.] 

Stafford, W. A. H, Broken bonds. A novel. 
N, Y. A. F. Underhitl and Co. 1885. (4-f) 

258 pp. 12" [97,269; 86.] 39:2164 



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Heliqion, eto. 



Religion and Theology. 

Andrews, Samuel J. God*s revelations of him- 
self to men, as successively made in the patri- 
archal, Jewish, and christian dispensations, and in 
the Messianic kingdom. N. Y. Scribners. 1886. 
xv+391 pp. 12° [T.4,651; 87.] 3:3153 

Bercheure, JPierre. [Reductorium moral izacionum 

super totam bibliam.] [Coin.] B. von Unckel. 

1477. (425 pp. 850 colsO 4^ [T.4,295; 87.] 

*L:7233 

Note. This title is taken from the colophon. 

Bertliorius (or Berchorius), Petrus. See Ber- 
cheure, P. 

[Bible. New Testament] The Syrian antilego- 
mena epistles. 2. Peter, 2. and 3. John, and 
Jude. Written A. D. 1471, by Suleim&n, of Husn 
Keifa. Ed. by Isaac H. Hall. Bait. Pub. agenqj 
of the Johns Hopkins university. 1886. (l+)7 
leaves, 17 facs. f ° [97,464; 87.] (Williams ms.) 

*A:189 

Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchison. A character- 
istic of modern life. Five essays. N. Y. 
Randolph and Co. [1886.] 74 pp. 16° [97, 
777; 87.] ' 5:4868 

Note. Repr. from a volume entitled : •'Our little life : a series of 
essays, consolatory and domestic, first series". 

Contenis: Of life: what is always present in it. — How shall we take 
its great characteristic? — Of worry as a mennsof grace.— The diverse 
material God^s grace must work on. — Of a trying means of grace. 

Bradley, ^^v- George Granville. Lectures on 

Ecclesiastes delivered in Westminster abbey. 

Oxf. Clarendon press. 1885. viii+133 pp. 12° 

[T.4,643; 87.] 3:1437 

Cheever, ^ev. Henry Theodore. Corresponden- 
cies 01 faith and views of MacTame Guyon : a 
comparative study of the unitive power and place 
of faith in the theology and church of the future. 
N. Y. Randolph and Co, [1885.] xx+ 11-292 
pp. 12° [T.4,642; 87.] 3:3477 

Church, Rev. Richard William. The discipline 

of the christian character. Lond. Macmillan. 

1885. (10+)139pp. 12° [T.4,641;87.] 3:3478 

Darmesteter, James, translator. The Zend-avcsta. 

Pt. 2. The Sirozahs, Yasts, and Nyayi^. Oxf. 

Clarendon press. 1883. viii+(iv+)384 pp. 8° 

S 96,045; 87.] (Sacred books of the East, 23 ; F. M. 
ililler.) *|0:2058.23 

Davids, Thomas William Ehys and Oldenberg, 
E.ermAnn, translators. Vi nay a texts. Tr. from 
the Pali. Pt. 3. The iTullavagga, 4-12. Oxf 
Clarendon press. 1885. (8+)444 pp. 8° [96, 
045; 87.] (Sacred books of the East; F. M. 
Miiller, 20.) *I0:2058.20 

DiXf W. Chatterton. The pattern life ; or, lessons 
for children from the life of our Lord. With 
Sillus. by P.Priolo. Lond. Griffith^ Farran, Okeden 
and Welsh 1885. x+718 pp. 16° [T.4,646; 
87.] 5:3111 

Fisher, Rev. George P. Faith and rationalism, 

with short supplementary essays on related 

topics. New and enl. ed. N. Y. Scribners. 

1885. xii+191pp. 12° [T.4,637; 87.] 3:3541.a 



Fisher, Rev. G. P. — (continued. 

The same. 1. ed. 1879. 188 pp. [71,313.] 

3:3541 

Contents: Faith and rationalism. — The teaching of theology on 
the moral basis of faith.— The doctrine of nescience respecting God. 
— The doctrine of evolution in its relation to the argument of design. 
— The reasonableness of the christian doctrine of prayer. — Jesus was 
not a religious enthusiast. — The moral and spiritual elements in the 
atonement.— The unity of belief among christians. 

Goblet d'Alviella, Eugene, comte. See Harrison, 
F. and Spencer, H. 

Godet, Frederic. Commentary on the Gospel of 
John, with an historical and critical introd. 
Vol. 1. Tr. from the 3. French ed., with a pref- 
ace, introductory suggestions, and additional notes, 
by Timothy Dwight. N. Y. Funk and Wagnalls. 
1886. x+559 pp. 8° [T.4,653; 87.] 3:.i215.l 

Harrison, Frederic and SpenCOr, Herbert The 
nature and reality of religion. A controversy 
between H. and S. With an introd., notes, and 
an appendix on the religious value of the un- 
knowable, ^y Count [Eugene Goblet] d*ALVi- 
ELLA. N. Y. Appleton. 1885. 218 pp. 12° 
[94,649; 87.] 3:3610 

Contents: Preface; E. L. Y. — Introduction. — Religion: a retro- 
spect and prospect ; H. Spencer. — The ghost of religion; F. Harri- 
son. -- Retrogressive religion ; H. Spesceb. — Agnostic metaphysics; 
F. Harrison. — Last words about agnosticism and the religion of hu- 
manity; H.Spencer. — Mr. Herbert Spencer and agnosticism. Letter 
to the •'Pall mall gaaette"; F. Harrison. — Appendix: Harrison 
against Spencer. The religious value of the unknowable; Lecorote 
Eugt^ne Goblet d'Alviella. — Synopsis of the cardinal principles of 
the synthetic philosophy as stated by its author. — A positivist 
religious service. 

Huntington, Rev. George. Outlines of congrega- 
tional history. Bost. Congregational S.-S. and 
Pub. Soc. 1885. vii+201+v pp. 12^ [T.4, 
654; 87.] 4:4025 

Jacobi, Hermann, translator. (rainaSdtras. Tr. 
from Pr&krit. Pt. 1. The AA:aranga Siitra. 
The Kalpa Siitra. Oxf. Clarendon press. 1884. 
liii+324 pp. 8° [96,045; 87.] (Sacred books 
of the Bast, 22; F. M. Miiller.) *|0:2058.22 

Lay, Rev. Henry Champlin. The church in the 

nation, pure and apostolical, God's authorized 

representative. N. Y. E. P. Button and Co. 

1885. xiv, 256 pp. 12° [T.4,644; 87.] (The 
Bp. Paddock lectures, 1885.) 3:4385 

Contents: The true ideal of the church.— The particular or nation- 
al church. — A church in the United States, national and pure. — The 
church's duty to her own children and her own people.--The church's 
duty to a divided Christendom. — The church's claim upon the loyal 
service of her clergy. 

Liddon, Rev. Henry Parry, canon of St, Paul. 
Easter in St. Paul's : sermons bearing chiefly 
on the resurrection of our Lord. N. Y. E. P, 
Button and Co. 1885. 2 v. xiii+288 pp.; vii+ 
311pp. 12° [T.4,655; 87.] 5:5328.1-2 

Marvin, William. Authorship of the four gospels. 
External evidences. N. Y. T. Whittaker. 

1886. 142 pp. 12° [T.4,650; 87.] 3:3751 

Phelps, Rev. Austin. My study, and other essays. 

N. Y. Scribners. 1886. vii+319 pp. 12** 

[T.4,647, 87.] 5:3947 

Contents: My stutiy. Pts. 1-3. — Vibratory progress in religious 
beliefs. — Oscillations of faith in future retribution. — Retribution in 
its biblical atmosphere.— St. Paul ©n retribution.— Correct ives of pop- 
ular faith in retrimition. Pts. 1-2.— Retribution in the light of reason. 
Pts. 1-2.— Endless sin under the goTcrnmentofOod.— The hypothesis 
of a second probation.— Scholastic theories of inspiration.— The New 
England clergy and the anti-slavery reform. Pts. 1-2. — Massachu- 
setts and the qiiakers. — Does the world move. — Is the chri^tian life 
worth living.— A studv of the episcopal church. Pts. 1-2.— Prayer as 
a state of christian living. — viYty do I believe Christianity to be a 
revelation fh>m God. 



S.ISTOBT, KW. I 

SchafT, ^ev. Philip. Saint Aagustin, Melanoli- 

thon, Neaoder. Three biogmpbies. N. Y. 

Funk and Wagnalh. 188G. vi, 168 pp. 12° 

[T. 4,630; 87.] A'A^J'M 

SBineCke. L- Gescbicfate dea Volkea Israel. GoLt. 

Vandenhoeck u. Ruprecht. 187ti-84. 2 pis. in 1 
vol. viii+399 pp.;x(+ii)+366pp. 8= [97,735; 
87.] 4:283 

TheBBme. Pt. 1. [S6,614; 69,258.] 4:216 

Shsdd, Jiev. William Greenough Tbayor. The 

doctrine of endloBs punisbraunt. N. Y. .Scrift- 
ners. 1886, ix-|-163 pp. 12° [T. 4,648; 87.] 

3:-ii95 

Spenceri Herbert and HarHson, Frederic, A con- 

trovoray beiwoeD. See Harrison, f . and Spen- 
cer, H. 
TrBdwell, Danii^l M. A sketch of the life of 

Apollonias of Tyana; or, the first ten decades 
of our era. N. Y. F. Tredwell. 1886. Ti + 354 
pp., 1 fold, col'd map. 8° [97,423; 87] 4:4989 

Tucker, Mrs. Charlotte. {A. L. 0. E.) Pictures 

of St. Paul, drawn in an English home. N. Y. 

Carters. [1886.] vi, 352 pp., IG pis., i!lu8. 12° 

[97,702; 87.] 5:3140 

Vincent, Rev. Marvin Riehnidson. Cbriel as a 

teacher. Two lectures delivered before the 

New York Sunday-schooi Teachers' Association. 

K. Y. Randolph and Co. [1886.1 58 pp. 12° 

[T. 4,645; 87.] 3:3100 

West, E. W., translator. Pablavi texts. Pt. 3. 

Diua-i Alainog-i Khiru^/. 'S'lkand-grimrinik 

Vijar. Sad Dar. Oxf. Clarendon press. 1885. 

xlviii-1-376 pp. 8° [96,045; 87.] (Sacred books 

of the East, 24 ; F. if. Kiiller.) *I0:2058.24 

Whedon, O. D, Commontary on the New Testa- 
ment, intended for popular use. Vol. 3. N.Y. 
Phillips and Hunt. [1871.] 402 pp., 1 coi'd map. 
12° [T. 4,413; 87.] 3:2250 

Oniaili! ActB-'Romiiua. 

White, Edward, abp. of Canterbari/. The seven 

gifts. Addressed to the diocese of Canterbury 

in his primary visitation. Lond. Macmillan. 

1885. (8+)255pp. 12° [T. 4,640; 87.] 5:4038 

Cbflfrnb: 1, Ofwimloiiii Morirnnuce. i. Of iin.lcrttnn.iinR: 
•ducition. 3. or i^oiiDiH: dfllDi'nitioii. 4. Of elri'iuflli: or- 
* ' ™l(Tl((f: lioctriOE. B. or RudliB™n wor- 



History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Adams, William Ilenry Davenport. Egypt past 
and present, described and illu»., with a narra- 
tive of its occupation by the British, and of recent 
events iu the Soudan. Lond. T. Nelson and sons. 
1885. 380 pp., additional, vignette t. p., illus. 
12° [97,631; 87.] 21:749 

Adams, William Henry Davenport. Famous 
caves and catacombs, d(?Bcribed and illns. Lond. 
T. Nelaon and sons. 1886. xii-|-9-204 pp., addi- 
tional vignette t. p., illus. 12° [97,630; 87.] 

10:1274 



' MlSTORT, ETC. 

Bassett, James. Persia ; the land of the imams. 

A narrative of travel and residence, 1871-85. 
N. Y. Scribners. 1886. xvii+342 pp., 1 fold, 
map, 1 table. 12° [97,679; 87.] 22:614 

Berthelot, Pierre-Eugenc-Marcellin. Lcsorigines 

de Talchimie. Par. G. •Steinheil. 1883. xx-f- 
445 pp., 3 pis., vignette t. p. 8° [97,756; 87.] 

10:134 

Blind, Malbilde. Madame Roland. Bost, Roberts. 
1886. viii+318 pp. 16" [97,744; 87.] (Fa- 
mous women scr.) 25:776 

Brown, Charles 0. Battle-fields revisited. Grant's 
Chattanooga campaign. A horseback ride from 
Chattanooga to Atlanta. Kalamazoo. Salon and 
Anderson. 1886.. 128 pp. 16° [97,458; 87.1 
29:2650 
Butterfleld, Wilishire. See Heart, Capt. J. 

C , A. p. Wahrhcit und Dichtung. A 

psychological study, suggested by certain chap- 
ters in llie life of Goorge Eliot. N. Y. W. B. 
Smiik. 1885. 61 pp. 18° [97,779; 87.] 24:531 

ftVs, The hnir-lille teml- ; A sllidj of OcorHe Eliol's loye-life. 

Childs, Emery F. A history of the United States 
in chronological order from 1492-1885, includ- 
ing notifies of manufactures as they were intro- 
duced, or other industries; of railroads, canals, 
telegraphs, and other impruvoments; of inventions, 
im|)ortunt events, etc. N. Y. Baker and Taylor. 
1886. (2+)254pp, 12° [97,724; 87.] 29:1-181 

Church, Rev. Alfred J. With the king at Oxford. 

A tale of Iho great rebellion. N. Y. Scribner 
and Welford. [1885,] (12-f )298 pp., 16 pis. (8 
col'd.) 12" [97,703; 87.] 27:1558 

[Cincinnati.] a guide to picturesque Cincinnati. 

Cin. O. Reich. 1883, 101 pp., illus. 10° 
[89,839; 87.] 22:3828 

Crolfut, William A. The VanderbiKs and the 

story of their fortune. Chic. Belford, Clarke 
and Co. [1886,] xii-i-310 pp., 12 pis. 12° [97, 
693; 87,] 25:1366 

Edgar, Oscar. See Tunlson, J. S. 

[Figfl, R- W,?] (Robert Cannon and An ex'boy.) 

Ipseads.) "Where men only dare to go!" or 
the story of a boy company. (C. S. A.) Rich. 
Wkittet and Shepperson. 1885, viii+263 pp., 1 
pi. 12" [97,438; 87.] 29:2598 

Harlot, Thomas. Adtnirandu narratio, fida tamen, 

de commudis el incolarum rilibus Virgini», 
nuper adraodum ab Anglia, qui a Dn, Eicbardo 
Greinville, equeslris ordinis viro, eo in eoloniam 
anno uOLXxxv. deducti sunt, inventte, sumtus 
facicnte Dn. Waltoro Kalcigh, equestria ordinia 
viro, fodinarum atnnni priefecto, ex auctorltate 
serenissima'regintc Angliie. Anglico scripta scr- 
moneaTboma Ilariot, ciusdem W^ltori domostico, 
in eam eoloniam mlsso, ut regionis situm dili- 
gonter obscrvarot; nunc auteni primura Lati[n]o 
donata a C. C, A. Frankf a. M. S. Feirabend. 
1590, 34C+12) pp,, 22 pis, (1 fold.) with explan- 
atory text, 1 double map, illus. t, p. f ° [86,750; 
87.] *L:7225 



AlSTOBT, ITO. 68 

Heart, Capi. Jonathan. Journal ofH., on themarch 
witli his company from Connecticut to Fort 
Pilt, in Pittabnrgh, Petinsylvania, from the Sept. 
7, to Oct 12, 1785, inelunive. To which is added 
the DicKiNBON-HAHMAa correspondence of 178-t-6. 
The whole illua. with notes and preceded by a 
biographical sketch of Captain Heart by Consul 
WillBbire Bcttkrfield. Alb. Munsell's sons. 
1885. xv+94 pp. n° [96,209; 87.] 29:2091 

Hittell, Theodore H. History of California. San 
Fran. Pacific press pub. house. 1885. 2 v. 
xxx\i, 799 pp.; xli, 823 pp. 8° [97,635; 87.] 

^ 30:350.1-2 

Hunt, Louise Livingston. Memoir of Mrs. Ed- 
ward Livingston, with letters hithorlo unpub- 
lished. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 183 pp. 12° 
[97,676; 87.] 24:2277 

JackflOlli -^'■S- Helen Hunt, {R. H.) Glimpses of 

three coasts. Bost. Roberts. 1886. (4+)418 

pp. 12' [97,747; 87.] 2I:'I71 

CmlenU: CAlifonilH BDd Oregon. — Scotlnod And EDglaiid. — Nor- 
way. Dcamark nnd Oermmiiy. 

Jameson, Bobert, Wilson, James and Murray, 

Hugh. Narrative of discovery and adventure 
in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present 
time, with illas. of the geology, mineralogy, and 
Eoology. With a map, plans of the routes of Park, 
and of Denham and Clapperton ; and several en- 
gravings. N. Y. Harpers. 1840. 13-359 pp., 
7 pis., illna. 18' [8,588; 87.] (Harper's stereo- 
type ed.) 60:706 
The same. 1855. z, 359 pp., 5 pis., additional, 

vignette t. p., illas. [8,560.] 60:706a 

Jflffbrys, Thomas. A description of the Spanish 

islands and aettlementA on the coast of the West 
Indies, compiled from authentic memoirs, revised 
by gentlemen who have resided many years in. ; 
the Spanish settlements; and illus. with 32 maps 
and plans, chiefly from original drawings taken 1 
from the Spaniards in the lale war. Lond. T. I 
Jefferys. 1762. Cvi-i-)xxiv+106(+Z)pp., 2 fold, 
pis., 2 fold, maps, 1 fold, chart, 27 fold, plans. ' 
sq. 8" [52,590; 87.] *60:2058 j 

JenkS, fl^J- William. The explanatory bible at- | 
las and scripture gazetteer ; geographical, topo- . 
graphical and historical: containing maps of all 
the countries and places mentioned in the Old 
and New Testaments, drawn from the latest and i 
best authorities, and engraved expressly for the 
work, with illustrative essays for each map, and I 
accurate local descriptions in the gazetteer : a col- 
ored missionary map of the world ; a dictionary 
of the natural history of the bible, with engrav- j 
ings; and tables of time, weights, measures and 
coins, tabular views, etc. For tho use of families, 
clergymen, teachers of bible classes of Sabbath 
and other schools, theological stndenta, and bib- 
lical readers generally. Bost. C. Hickling. 1847, 
167 pp., illua. f " [9,998; 87.] *60:4002 

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LaBree, Benjamin, e«^i7or. The pictorial battlesof 
the civil war, illus, by upwardrt of 1,000 engrav- 
ings, made during the war, from sketches by artists 
who praticipatod in all the campaigns of the 
armies, and who have since become famous. They 
are: Thomas Nast, Wiiud,Schell, Lumley, Forbes, 
Beard, Neviil, Davis, Crane, Sindall, Pino, Bnilcy, 
Bentley, Travis, Pierce, Bott, Hamilton, Peterson, 
Todd, Griffin, Wilcox, Weaver, Queen, Jtussell, 
Hillen, Collins, Chamberlain, Leclerc, Askins, 
Harris, Bosse, Osborn, Capt. Balling, Bisbard, 
Simons, Devys, Sartorious, McDavitt, Hinchy, 
Fredericks, Claggett, Newton, Iseman, Corporal 
Bacon, RawBon.Nannert, Com mass, Edge, Kramer, 
Sergeant Gilchrist, etc. The use of a navy : The 
U. S. navy and the pan it took in the civil war, 
by Admiral David D. Porter. The last days of 
the rebellion : Tho surrender of Gen. R. E. Lee 
to Gen. U. S, Grunt at Appomattox, by Gen. Philip 
n. Sheridan. A comprehensive and chronologic- 
al history of the civil war: A life of Gen. Ulysses 
S. Grant, his last illness, death, and imposing 
funeral ceremonies, a roster of the general officers 
of the U. S. army, and of the commanders and 
vessels of the U. a. and Confederate navy, and a 
vast accnmulation of statistical and other matter 
bearing on the war carefully edited. A roster of 
the general officers of the Confederate army, and 
other valuable Confederate matter, contributed 
by Gen, Marcus J. Wright. Historical sketch of 
Grand Army of the Republic, by Gen. Robert B. 
Beats. Historical sketch of Confederate Veter- 
ans' Association, by Hon, W, C. Caerinoton. 
Valuable information has been contributed and 
courtesies extended by Generals Grant, Hancock, 
Logan, Brevet Muj. Gen. (S, N. Y.) J. Watts de 
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Skelton and Bulkle.y Book Co. 1886, 2 v. (11+) 
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ivniHiiao of i»r(rai>: Qpn, A. C. McCLvao.— Argument or E. C. LiuiB 

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slriaco. Topographiache Karte des Lorabardiach- 
venetianischen Konigreichs, nach astronomtsch- * 
trigone melrischen Vermeasangen gezeicbnet uud 
gestochen zu Muiland, in dem mililarisch-geo- 
graphischen Institut dea k. k. cesterreichischeu 
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London, The pictorial handbook of: comprising 
its antiquities, architecture, arts, manufacture, 
trade, social, literary, and scientific institutions, 
exhibitions, and galleries of art; together with 
some account of the principal suburbs and most 
attractive localities. Illus. with 205 engravings 
on wood, by Branston, Jewitt and others; and a 
new and complete map, engr. by Lowry. Lond. 
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[London.] Post oflSce London directory for 1883. 

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Long, Lessel. Twelve months in Andersonville. 
On the march, in the battle, in the rebel prison, 
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Lynch, James D. The bench and bar of Texas. 

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M'ClllloCh, John Eamsay. A dictionary, geo- 
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extended, and adapted to the present condition 
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Martha, Constant, liltudes morales sur I'antiquite. 

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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus. An accompaniment 
to Mitcheirs map of the world, on Mercator's 
projection; containing an index to the various 
countries, cities, towns, islands, etc., represented 
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position of any place exhibited on it may be 
readily ascertained : also, a general description 
of the five great divisions of the globe, America, 



Mitchell, S. A. — {continued.) 

Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceanica, with their 
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus. Geographical ques- 
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus. School atlas: com- 
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Monteith, James. Physical and intermediate ge- 
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taught as a science ; written and illustrated on 
the plan of object teaching. Pt. 2. Local and 
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Munroe, G. K., editor. The Florida annual, im- 
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Oertel, Philipp Friedrich Wilhelm. {W. 0. von 
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Oertel, Philipp Friedrich Wilhelm. (W. 0. von 
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wahrer Freund des Volkes. Bin Lebensbild, fur 
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Peck, fifv. J, K. The Bcven wonders of tho new 
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Rajendraiala Milra, Wfiu. IndoAryans : contri- 
butions towards tho elacidntion of tboir anuient 
and medieval hiBtory. Lond. E. SUtnford. 1881. 
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Rand, McNaltyf"' Co., pubs, improved indexed 
business utfas and shippers' guide, containing 
large scale maps of the dominion of Canada, old 
Mexico, Central America, Cuba, and tbo several 
states and territories of tho U. S. ; together with 
a complete reference map of the world, printed in 
colors from plates secured by loiters patent, produc- 
ing the clearest typographical effect of any known 
engraved plates, accompanied by a new and origi- 
nal compilation and ready reference index, showing 
in detail the entire railroad system, tho express 
company doing business over each road, and 
accurately locating all cities, townx, post offices, 
railroad stations, villages, couulies, parishes, is- 
lands, lakes, rivers, mountains, olc. Tho special 
features of this edition are: locating thu branch 
or particular division of railroad upon which 
each station is situated; the nearest mailing 
point of all local places; designating money order 
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express company doing business at tho points 
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Rltch, William G. Aztiaa. The history, resources 

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thouB. Eev. and onl. Bost. Lothrop. 1885. 

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Jam™ Brown Ra)-.-NtwhT(obla.-D.>ld 

JamcB Wliiimmb Joh|<Ii A. Wright.- 

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A'cli. A eonllniiBliim of F. MibtiiCi Slut mid lui-a jPKr-book. 

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54:890 

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United States year book (An annual), for the year 
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various ports, and receivers, registers and sur- 
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XJ. S. civil service law and rules. The New York 
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offices in the U. S. and territories, indicating 
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brief summary of the laws of each state respect- 
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marriage, divorce, limitations of actions, exemp- 
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of property, real and personal, of every county 
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Wallace, Alfred Kussel. Bad times: an essay on 
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Winthrop, X^.-Co^ William. Military law. Wash. 

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Note. Vols. 3-4 bearb. von Friedrich Cabl. In vol. 4 the title is 
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Vol. 2. Bd. 101-16. laiT-CO. 

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Omtcnts: A sharp lookout. — A spray of pine. — Hard fare. —The 
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Fremy, Edmond and Terrell, Auguste. Le guide 
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Heinzerling, Christian. Die CoDservirang des 

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Holden, Edward S. See NewCOmb, S. and Hol- 

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Jahn, Hans. Die Grundsatze der Thermochemie 

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JaqueSf Lieut. William H. Modern armor for 
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Kingsley, John Sterling, editor. The standard 

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Vol. 3. Lower vertebrates. 16 pis., illus. 

Vol.4. Birds. 25 pis., illus. 

Vol. 5. Mammals. 42 pis., illus. 

Vol. 6. The natural history of man. 52 pis., 1 map, illos. 

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Newcomb, Simon and Holden, Edward S. As- 
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Pray, Thomas, jr. Twenty years with the indi- 
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Rodwell, Gr. F., editor. Dictionary of science: 
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Scbmidf A. E. von. Leitfaden flir den Unter- 
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Stoney, Bindon B. The theory of stresses in 
girders and similar structures, with practical 
observations on the strength and other properties 
of materials. With illus. on wood by Oldham. 
New ed., rev., with numerous additions on graphic 
statics, pillars, steel, wind pressure, oscillating 
stresses, working loads, riveting, strength and 
tests of materials. Lond. Longmans. 1886. 
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Tappan, Eli T. Treatise on geometry and trigo- 
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Vacher, Sydney. Fifteenth century Italian orna- 
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Wittstein, G. C. See Annalen der Chemie etc. 
Wurtz, Charles-Adolphe. Traite de chimie bio- 
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Youmans, Eliza A. Descriptive botany. A 
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Medicine. 

Bazin, Ernest. Lemons theoriques ot cliniques 
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Bazin, Ernest. Lecjons theoriques ot cliniques 
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Belim, G. Nachtrag pro 1882 zu der Statistik 
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Clieyne, W. Watson. Manual of antiseptic treat- 
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Jones, John Frederick D. A treatise on the proc- 
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Klob, Julius M. Pathological anatomy of the 
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HXDIOINX. 1 

Knapp, H. A treatiae on iotraocalar tamors. 
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Lamare-Picquot, F.-V. Etudes exporimontalcs 
de medecine et de cbirurgie pratiqaos, con- 
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Landau, Leopold. Moveable kidney in women. 
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La Roche, R- Pneumonia; its supposed con- 
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LawronCB, ^^^- Margaret Woods. (Meta Lander.) 

The tobacco problem. Bost. Cupples, Upham 

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Leber, Th. and Rottenstetn, J- B, Dental caries 
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Le Dentu, A. Des anomalies da testtcnle. Far. 

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Legg, 3. Wickham. A guide to the examination 

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The same. 4. ed. 1876. (6-|-)102 pp., illus. 

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Le Gouas, F.-M.-T. Nonveaus principes do 

chirurgie, redig6s suivant le plan de Touvrage 
de G. de Lnfaye, contenant: 1" Une introduction 
a I'etude de la zoonomie, I'anatomio generate, 
I'anatomie descriptive et la physiologic ; 2° I'hygi- 
ene ; 3° la pathologie generale; 4° la pathologie 
externe on chirurgicalo; 5° enfin, la tUerapeu- 
tique, la matiere medicale et les pelites operations 
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Lfltterman, Jonathan. Medical recollections of 

the Army of the Potomac. N. Y. Appleton. 
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Lidefl, John A. A treatise on apoplexy, cerebral 

hemorrhage, cerebral embolism, cerebral gout, 
cerebral rheumatism, and epidemic cerebrospinal 
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HlDICINE. 

Lloyd, John Uri and Cortis G. Drugs and 

medicines of North America. A publication 
devoted to the historical and scientific discussion 
of the botany, pharmacy, chemistry, and thera- 
peutics of the medicinal plants of North America, 
their [constituents, products and sophistications. 
Vol. 1. Cin. J. U. and C. G. Lloyd. 1884-5. 
304 pp., 2 fold, pis., 1 fold, diagram, illus. 4° 
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Omienln: RnnuncuLae«e. 

Longueviilfl, P.-F. -Thomas. Kecherches sur le 
cholera asiatique observe en Amerique et en 
Europe. Par. Bailliere. 1857. xi, 135 pp. 8° 
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Lyman, Henry M. Insomnia ; and other dis- 
orders of sleep. Chic. W. T. Keener. 1885. 
x+239 pp. 12° [95,512; 87.] 46:1717 

Lyons, Robert D. A treatise on fever; or, selec- 
tions from a course of Icctnres on fever. Being 
part of a course of theory and practice of medi- 
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Maclise, Joseph. Surgical anatomy. Lond. J. 

Chvrchill. 1851. (84 pp.,) 25 col'd pis. f 
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Maisch, John M. A manual of organic materia 
medica: being a guide t^ materia medica of 
the vegetable and animal kingdoms, for the nse 
of students, druggists, pharmacists, and physi- 
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Marc6, Louis- Victor. De la valeur desecrilsdes 
alienes au point de vue de la seraiologie et de 
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46:2000, 
Marci, Louis- Victor. Traite de la folie des fera- 
mes enceintes, des nouvelles accouchees et des 
nourricea, et considerations medico- legates qui se 
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Markoe. Thomas M. A treatise on diseases of 
the bones. N. Y. Appleton. 1872. viii+416 
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Martin, D. Newell. The human body. An ele- 
mentary text-hook of anatomy, physiology, 
and hygiene, including a special account of the 
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Massachusetts Emergency and Aygiene Asso- 
ciation. Six lectures upon school hygiene, 
delivered under the auspices of the Massachasetts 
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CbnfcFtfn: School hygiene; FYftnk Wilu.— HentrngsDiJ mtilk- 
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MattiSOn, J< B. The treatment of opinm addic- 
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Po«TET, ITO. 



Fiction (^English)' 



Haunder, C. F. ■ Operative surgery adapted to 
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Maunder, C. F. Surgery of llie arlericR : Lettso- 
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46:3479 
Meyer, Henry C. Water-waste prevention : its 
importance and the evils due to its neglect. 
With an account of the metbodB adopted in va- 
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45:1246 
Morand, S- Memoir on acupuncluration, embrac- 
ing a series of cases, drawn np under the in- 
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Moreau, L.-F. E^aai sur Tcmploi de la reaecCion 
des OS, dans Is traitoment de pliisieurs articula- 
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xv+120pp. 12" [48,227; 87.] 46:^577 

Naphoys, George H. Modern eurgicul thera- 
peutics: a compendium of current formulffi, 
approved drcBsings and specific methods for the 
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Otis, Pessenden N. Practical clinical lessons on 
syphilis and the genito-urinary diseases. N.Y. 
Author. 1886. (4+)584 pp., illus. 8" [97,715; 
87.] 46:43')2 

Wood, George B. and Bache, Franklin. The 
dispensatory of the United States of America. 
15. ed. Rearr., thoroughly rev., and largely rewr. 
By H. C. Wood, Joseph P. Beuinoton, and Samuel 
P. Sadtlke. Phil. Lippincott. 1883. viii-J- 
1928 pp., illQS. 8° [88,578; 87.] *46:5314 

Poetry, Music and tlie Drama. 

Banister, Henry C. Music. 1. Amcr. from 12. I 

Eng. ed. N.Y. H. Holt. 1885. xx+325 pp. , 
16" [97,623; 87.] (Handbooks for students and 
general readers.) 53:^095 

Goetlie, Johann Wolfgang von, The poems of, con- ' 

sistingof his ballads and songs and misecllune- 
ous selections, done into English verso by William 
GiBBOM. K. Y. S.Holt. 1886. (vi)-J-viii+;^44 
pp. 16" [97,674; 87] 31:2561 

Liszt, Franz. Die Zigouner und ihre Musik in I 

Ungarn. In das Deutsche iibertragen von L. I 
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Morgan, Appleton. Venus and Adonis: a study , 

in Warwickshire dialect. N. Y. Shakespeare 
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(Papers of the H. P. Shakespeare Soc., 2) | 
32:3047 



I O'Connor, William D. Hamlet's note-book. Bost. 
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I 32:3046 

' Underiliif, Andrew P. Etchings in verse. N.Y, 
, Brentano Bros. 1886. vi, 121 pp. 12" [97, 

675; 87] 3i;2932 

Whittier, John Greenleaf Saint Gregory's guest, 
and recent poems. Bosi. Houghton, Mifflin 

and Co. 1886, 66 pp. 12" [97,704; 87.] 

31:2962 

Young, William. Wishmakers' town. N. Y. H. 
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I 3i:i988 

Fiction.— Englisli. 

Aima-Tadema, ^iss Laurence. Love's martyr. 

I N. Y. Appleton. 1886. 234 pp. 12" [97, 

64l>; 87.] 39:2725 

Archer, Thomas. By fire and sword : a story of 

the huguenots. N.Y. Cassell. [1886.] 256 pp. 
12" [97,655; 87.] 35:700 

Armitt, Annie. In shallow waters. A novel. 

N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 217pp. 16" [97,670; 
87.] (Harper's handy ser., 64.) 35:731 

Badeau, Adam. Conspiracy: a Cuban romance. 

N. Y. R. Worthington. 1886. 324 pp. 12" 
[97,667; 87.] 35:1323 

Balzac, Honore de. After dinner stories, done 

into English by Myndart Verslst, With an 
introd. by Edgar Saltus. N. Y, G. J. CooTnbes. 
1886. (2-l-)223pp. 16" [97,622; 87.] 35:1520 

Omlmi.: Iniroduelior.— The Bod Inn.— Msilfline Pirraiani.— The 
■' GraiKle Brel.^che."— Madsme de Beaus«anl. 

Barr, Amelia E. A daughter of Fife. N. Y. 

Dodd, Mead ond Co. 1886. (4+)335 pp. 12*' 
[97,642; 87.] 35:1639 

Bayly, Capt. George, Sea-life sixty years ago. 

A record of adventure which led up to the dis- 
covery of the relics of the long-missing expedi- 
tion by liie Comto de la Perouse. N.Y. Harpers. 
1886. 191 pp. 16= [97,666; 87.] (Harper's 
handy ser., 67.) 35:1748 

Conscience, Hendrik. Flemish life,in four stories. 

Tr. from the German. N. Y. P. J. Kenedy. 

1886. (24-)364 pp., frontis. 12" [97,786; 87.] 

35:4645 

Conimli: Amhor'8 iiddrjBs lo his frienda. — The recruit. ~ Mine 

Cooks, Rose Terry. The Sphinx's children, and 

other people's. Bost. Tkknor. 1886. 484 

pp. 12" [97,652; 87] 35:4692 

Nillt.— J»ritfho Jim. — Loel on a railnrBy. — Dotlor Purker'i! P»tly. — 
Dorim nnd IMn. — Some accoiiot of lliomaB Tucker.— The forirer'B 
hririe.-Too lale.-My tlmnkHRivinB.— How she found ont.-AnnTot- 

niocking.- Sallj I'arson'i duly.— A fcird iMson.- 'Liab's flrat Clirisl- 

CuppISS, George. Gnpplcs Howe, mariner. A 

iu)e of the sea. Bost. Cupples, Vphamand Co. 
1885. 258 pp. 16" [97,664; 87.] 35:5167 

Oahlgren, Madeleine Tinton. The tost name. 

A novelette. Bost. Ticknor. 1886. 222 pp. 
12" {97,641; 87.] 37:18 



Fiction (Sh^ItiA). 



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lilTBBATITRB. 



Du Boisgobey, Fortune. The Mntnpan affair. 

Chic. Rand, McNally and Co. [1886-1 208 
pp. 12° [97,77fl; 87.] 35:230(i 

Harland, Henry. {Sidney Lmkti.) Mrs. Peixuda. 

N. Y. Cassell [1886.] 317 pp. IS" [97, 
653; 87.] 37:3980 

HflnderSOn, Isaac. The prelate. A novel. Boat. 

Ticknor. 1886. 3 5 (J pp. 12" [97,665; 87.1 

37:-i29i) 

HodgettS, !■ F. Ivnn Dobroffi a Ruasian atory. 

Phil. G. If. Buch'inaniind Co. 1886. 512 
pp., illus. 12* [97,785; 87,] 37:«-13 

Johnson, Virginia W. {Cousin Virginia.) Tulip 

Pliioe. A atory pf New York. N.Y. Harpers. 
1886. 195 pp. 16" [97,057; 87.] (Harper's 
handy ser, t;5.) 38:^-12 

KbIIov, J- D' Jorrold. A deaperatecliante. N. 

Y. .Scribners. 1886, viii+233 pp. 13" [97, 
658; 87.] 38:V-'4 

Lfl&n, ^fJ^s. Francie {formerly Florence Marryat 

and Mrs. Roue Church). Open aeaarae. Boat. 
Aiding Book Pvb. Co. 1886. [1885.] 186 pp. 
8= [96,030; 87.] 38:2577 

Ludlow, Jaroca M. The captain oTtbe Junizariea. 

A alory of the times of Scanderbcg and the 
fall of Conalanlinople. N. Y. Bodd, Mead and 
Co. 188G. (2+)4U4 pp. 12" [97,1159; 87.] 

38:1932 

Luska, Sidney, {psevd.) -S'fle Harland, Henry. 
McCarthy, Juatin Huntly. Doom I An Atlantic 

episode. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 119 pp. 
16" [97,6tiO; 87.] (Harper's handy ser., 6S.) 

38:2138 
McCarthy, Justin Hontly, editor. Our aunaation 

novel, N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 162 pp. 16" 
[97,654; 87.] (Harper's handy ser., 63.) 

38:2126 
Marryat, Florence. See Lean, Mrs. F. 
Matthews, Brand er. Thelast meeting. A story. 

N. Y. Scribners. 1885. (8+)268 pp. 12° 
[97,661; 87.] 38:3729 

Meredith, (ieorge. The adventures of Harry 

Richmond. New ed. Boat. Roberts. 1686. 
Tii+544 pp. 12" [97,648; 87.] 38:2900 

Meredith, George. Evan Harrington. A novel. 

New ed. Boat. Roberts. 1886. iv+510 pp. 
12'= [97,647; ST.] 38:2907 

HietSChmann. Hermann Otlo. {Amin Stein.) 

Luther ana the eardlnul : a historic- biograph- 
ical lale. Given in English by Julie Sutter. 
Lond. JMig. Tract Soc. [1886.] x-|-374 pp., 8 
porlB. 12" [97,748; 87.] 38:3635 

Noel, Maurice. Bus: or, the life and adventures 

of a honey bee. N. Y. H. Holt. 1886. viii 
-1-134 pp., illua. 12" [97,663; 87.] 38:3647 

Ridley, M. L. Sent lo Coventry; or, the boys of 

Highbeecb. N. Y. Carters. [1886] iv. 224 
pp., 4pl8. 12" [97,629; 87.] 39:413 

Bobbins, Mrs. S. S. Diek, the captain of the 

fuinily ship. M. Y. Carters. [1885.] 199 pp., 
1 pi. Ifi" [97,637;87.] (The Gntoltes, 1.) 

39:469 



Robbins, ifrs. S. S. Nan, the missionary. N. Y, 

Carters. [1H85.] 194 pp., I pi, 16" [97,638; 

87.] (The Gillettes. 2.) 39:468 

Shaw, Flora L. Colonel Cheawick's campaign. 

Boat. Roberts. 1886. 436 pp. 16" [97,651; 

87.] 39:16119 

Smith, Mrs. John Gregory. Atla: a story of the 

lost island. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 284 pp. 

16" [97,650; 87.] 39:1917 

Stein, Armin. {pseud.) See Nletschmann, H. 0. 

Stevenson, Robert Louis. Prince Otto: a ro- 
mance. Boat. Roberts. 1886. 272 pp. 12" 
[97,646; 87.] 39:2265 

Stockton, Frank R. The late Mrs. Null. N. Y. 
Scribners. 1886. (4-f)437 pp. 12" [97.645; 
87] 39:2311 

Stoddard, William Oaborn. Two Arrows : a story 
of red and white. N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 2a9 
pp., 23 pis. 16" [97,649; 87.] 39;2;i09 

Tadema, Miss Laurence Alma. See Atma-Ta- 

dema, Miss L. 
Tales from many sources. Vols. 5-6. N. Y. 
Dodd. Mead and Co. 1886. 281 pp.; (4+)287 
pp. 12" [97,776; 87.] 40:2650.5-6 

CimlrnU: Vnl.fi. Lob Lip-tiy-Oifi-ftre ; 'MfT. Juli«M H. E<rns,— 
WiM .Pock. FromTfmnlelHr. — Virginim: Mm. Fdiiuth. - Ur. 
JaKiAtiaiiillli'alHLloouvoyiigp. Prora l&l|iTitvui.— Numtwr;i[N; Jlirr 
fninri-H I>uid. — aanrnJ : A. MuT F. Roaimoit. — Out of Hwon. 

Kroin Tpnipli- bar. 

Vol. a. L'nelpGforgP'i' will. jFromTrmplBtar. — Flfurde Lti>; 
E. C. OrcnimpHnH.i. (7Vnfj.-E/o4ta..l— EmilH : iHi?piKHte; ElC. 
Pai^TEk.— How (Jui'dulliKon waH WDt down; J. ST»Lir.— Au pair. 
Ftom 'rpiiijilp Int.— My firnt client; F. J. Ftauiw. («Nff* Omirm.l- 
Orucic; Ln.ij- I.i.ua.T of Balt-arreB. ' 

Tell your wife. Boat. Lee and Shepard. 1886. 

248 pp. 16" [97,639; 87.] 40:2652 

Tolatol, Lev Nikolaievitch, Qraf. Anna Kare- 

nina. Tr. by Nathan Haskell Dole. N. Y. 
T. Y. Crowell and Co. [1886.] viii-f5-773 pp. 
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Walworth, Mrs. J. H. Old Fulkereon's clerk. 

N. Y. Cassell. [ISSGJ v, 171 pp. 12" [97, 
656; 87.] (Cassell'a "Rainbow" aer. of orig. 
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n-n'w'»- Iniroduciion.-<!o(.ihB-» ynuih; Homiio S. Whit«. - 
Goi^llLe''a Hclt-eiillurv; John Almii. — OnpIhi>'> tiluniHni ; Thoniu 
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iiiiii: fl. H. Kiiiiir,Jr.— CliIldlifBuBjiutlniyniby Gtwihe; Mn-.OaiM- 
lino K,Bbi»b*». — HiBlory (iriheniuclpopm; Donlon J, SniBU.- 
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Scherer, Wilhelm. a history of German litera- 
ture. Tr. from the 3. German ed. by Mrs. P. 
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—bimirchli- 'tHDiliirfK. irilTi Joneph BrPBiiro and Aniw Miller.--* 

arri, ami tlie i;lwnH4i of the MlMtny praftninn,-Strlctatn do [wt- 
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'BiwyB, letipr*. "kricL _ _ „,. 

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Philology. 

Ahlwardty W., editor, Tho divans of the six 
ancient Arabic poets Ennabiga, 'Antara, Thara- 
fa, Zuhair, 'Alqama and Imrunlqais, chiefly ac- 
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and the collection of their fragments; with a list 
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Doornkaat Koolman, J. ten. Wortorbuch der ost- 

friesischon Spracho. Etymologisch bcarbeitet. 

Norden. H. Braams, 1879-84. 3 v. xx+710 

pp.j (4+)781 pp.; (4+)635 pp. 8<^ [96,726; 88.] 

ContcfiU: Wo\.\. A— pitjcn. *|»5438.1-3 

Vol. 2. H— put-wftter. 

Vol. 3. Q— Z. Nobat Nachtmg iind In<iico8. 

Harper, William R. A Hebrew manual for be- 
ginners. Text, translation, transliteration, vo- 
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Harper, William R. Introductory Hebrew meth- 
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JoWStt, Benjamin. The politics of Aristotle. Tr. 
into English, with introd., marginal analysis, 
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Qmtcnts: Vol. 1. Introduction and trannlation. 
Vol. 2. Pt. 1. Notts. 

Knapp, William I. Modern Spanish readings, cm- 
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449 pp. 12° [97,146; 88.] 1:2225 

Knowles, J^^v. J. Hinton. A dictionary of Kash- 
miri proverbs and sayings, explained and illus. 
from the rich and interesting folk-lore of the 
valley. Bombay. Education Soc. press. 1885. 
viii+263 pp. 12° [97,831; 88.] |:4626 

Stern, Sigmon M. Studien und Plaudercicn. 1. 

ser. 12. ed., rev. With grammatical tables. 

N. Y. H.Holt. [1879.] xiii(+iv)-f226(+2)-f 

:^6 pp. 12° [97,256; 8S.] 1:1621.1 

Stern, Sigmon M. and Menco. Studien und Plau- 

dereicn im Vaterland. 2. ser. 5. cd. N. Y. 

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1:1621.2 
Yule, Col. Henry and Burnell, Arthur Coke. 
Hobson-Jobson : being a glossary of Anglo- 
Indian colloquial words and phrases, and of kin- 
dred terms; etymological, historical, geographical 
and discursive. Lond. Murray. 1886. xlviii-f 
870 pp., illus. 8° [97,854; 88.] *l:5314 

Religion and Theology. 

Blunt, Jiev. John Henry. The reformation of the 
church of England: its history, principles, and 
results. Lond. Eivingtons. 1882-5. 2 v. xi-f 
567 pp.; xi-f622 pp. 8° [T. 4,662; 88.] 

ConienU: yo\.\. 1614-47. 4:1290.1-2 

Vol.2. 1647-1W2. 



Cox, Homersham. The first century of Chris- 
tianity. Lond. Longmans, 1886. xvii-|-454 
pp. 8° [T. 4,661; 88.] 4:794 

Crookohank, C. H. History of methodism in 

Ireland. Vol. 1. Belfast. R, S. Allen, Son 

and Allen. 1885. xvi -1-480 pp. 12« [97,826; 

88.] 4:4206.1 

Contents: VfeaXey and his times. 

Cyrillus, ^bp. of Alexandria^ St. (Jommentary 
on the gospel according to St. John. Oxf. 
J. Parker and Co. 1874-85. 2 v. Ix-f 684 pp., 
additional vignette t. p.; xiv-f (ii-|-)731 pp., ad- 
ditional vignette t. p. 8° [T. 4,657; 88.] (Lib. 
of the fathers.) 3:2198.1-2 

Contents: Vol. 1. Chapters \-%. 
Vol. 2. Cluiptcrs D-21. 

Giles, Rev. John Allen. Apostolic records of 
early Christianity, from tho date of the cracifix- 
ion to the middle of the 2. century. Lond. Beeves 
and Turner. 1886. vii+440 pp. 8« [T. 4,660; 
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Hartmann, Karl Robert Eduard von. The religion 
of the future. Tr. from the German, with the 
author's permission, by Ernest Dare. Lond. 
W. Stewart and Go. 1886. 119 pp. 12« [T. 4, 
658; 88.] 3:3644 

Leo !•> pope. Select sermons of S. Leo the Great 
on the incarnation ; with bis 28. epistle called 
the "tome". Tr., with notes, by William Bright. 
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Warren, E. Prioleau nnd Cleverly, C. F. M, Tho 

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Wheeler, c<ipt- George m. and Macotnb.-^i^'f- M. M. 

Tables of geographic poeUions, iiEimuths, nnd 
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Wilson, 'S'i'r Charles W. From Korti to Khartum. 
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Wood-Martin, W, G. The lake dwellings of Ire- 
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Worcester, Joseph Emerson. Geographical dic- 
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Wordsworth, R'>^- Christopher, Greece: picto- 
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*60:2948 

The same. Murray. 1868. xsiv-|-452 pp,, 15 

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AmrsBitKiTS, rc. 



Amusements, Games, Sports, etc. 

Agnel, n. R. The book of chess: containing the 
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in games actually played by the greatest masters; 
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on diagrams, both original and sclectca ; also a 
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Burton, Maj.-Oen. Edmond Francis. Reminis- 
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Campbell, John, An exact and anthonlic ac- 
count of the greatest white-herring fishery in 
Scotland, carried on yearly in the island of Zet- 
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the manners and customs of tho inhabitants, wiib 
their method of trading with the Dutch. Bepr. 
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Cavendish, {jiseud.) 5ce Jonas, Henry. 

DodaSOn, ^s", Charles Lutwidge. (^Lewis Carroll.) 
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Griffith, Robert, Boys' useful pastimes. Pleas- 
ant and profitable amusement for spare hours. 
Comprising chapters on the use and care of tools, 
and detailed instructions by means of which boys 
can make, with their own hands, a large number 
of toys, household ornaments, scientific appliance* 
and many pretty, amusing and necessary articles 
for the playground, the house and out-of-doorR 
N, Y, A. L. Burt. 1885. 341 pp., illus. 16" 
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Jones, Honry. {Cavendish.) Whist developments. 
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KinlOCh, Alexander A. A. Large game shooting 
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Proctor, Richard Anthony. Strength and happi- 
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Roosevelt, Theodore. Hunting trips of a rancb- 
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Science, Art and Industry. 

Alford, Marian M., lady. Needlework as art. 

Lond. Low. 188G. xxiii+422 pp., 85 ptf>. (5 
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Amateur work, illustratod. Ed. by the author 

of " Every man his own mccbanic." Lond. 
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52:1165 
Baird, Spencer Fullerton, Brewer, Tliomas Mayo 

and Ridgway, Kobert. Tlie water birdfl of 
2Jorth America. Issued In continuation of the 

Jublioalions of the geological survey of Calirnniia. 
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Barnaby, Sydney W. Marine propcllera. Being 
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2)+95 pp., 12 pU. (5 colM); (4+)145 pp., 6 pis.; 
35 pp., 4 col'd pla. 4" [97,807; 88.1 

*43:24fl9.1-5 

Sate. Vo], I ia bj Dt Bnrj. Tols, %Ji tij IK' B»rj anil Woronin, 
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BxwooiM prani und die TnHbcn rxler Narren der POuunionblluinf . 

Zor Horpliologle dnr PtMUoidiwn. ayivgluvi mcMlociirnuK. 

Vol. 3. (1. Relhe.) EDlRickLuiiimnHwhiclKfl iler AkwIoIiih piil- 

dwirimni Cr. Mucot mucrda, Uucor Kiolunlfer. Ziir KentKnlns iter 



— .-, IB.) SptiBiriii lom»n«B, 8onl«rlii HmlMil* und 

coprDphila, ArUiroboli7iiohg(™[i.>ni; Eufitium, Ery-ijilio und Clcin- 
noliolua; nebst Bt'Dieckungen Oboi dip QcH'bloqIiltiorgaDe dca Aa- 

Vol. i. (1. Re Ihc.) Untpniiii^Tiiinf{«n flbcr din reronnaporpBD und 
BnprolegnlOMi nod die GriuidlBKau einea naiarlichen Sjeleuis d*r 

"v-oJ.S. (S. Rethc) Beitra«iurKennloiBiidBtni.lil.sinepn. 

BIddle, Tyrrel E. Amateur sailing in open and 

half decked boats. Lond. Norie and Wilson. 

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Bock, Josof Zincography. A practical guidu to 
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Boryntann, Eugen. Anieitung zur chomischcn 
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51:2011 
Burn, Kobert Scott. Systematic small farming; 
or, tbe lessons of my farm : being an introduc- 
tion to modern farm practice for small farmers in 
the culture of crope; the feeding of cattle ; the 
management of the dairy, poultry, and pigs; the 



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Burn, Robert Scott— (Cond'ntie'/.) 

keeping of farm work records ; the enailago sj-a- 
tem, construction of silns and other farm build- 
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Church, Arthur Herbert. English porcelain. A 
handbook to the china made in England during 
the 18. century, as illas. by specimens chiefly in 
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Colyer, Frederick. A treatise on modern steam 
engines and boilers, including land, locomotive, 
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*52:3080 
Crawford and Balcares, Biri of. See Lindsay, 
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Crookes, William. Select metboda in chemical 
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Crookshank, Edgar M. An introduction to prac- 
tical bacteriology, bancd upon the methods of 

Koch. Lond. H. K. Lewis. 1886. xxiii+249 

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44:242S 

Everitt, Graham. English caricaturists and 
graphic humourists of the 19. century. How 

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S. tionnenschein, Le Bas and Lowrey. 1886. xix4- 

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Hanbury, Ada and others. Advanced atudiea of 
flower painting in water colors. Reproduced 
from original drawings, specially made for tbo 
work. With full directions for copying the ex- 
amples, general instructions on painting, and a 
description of each flower. By Blanche Han- 
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Horstmann, A., Landolt, H[an8 Heinrich] and 
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amiraw r'hjsikMiKchol^rirpn; A, Wni»r>.«iiiiH. 

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Kaln, JoBoph John, editor. Tho ligbt of lifo ; or, 1 

the Bocicta of vegetable and animnl dcvclop- 
tnent detected and ozpluinod in strict oonforniily 
with known nntaral and chemical laws. 1. ed, 
Lond. Wyman and sons. 1885. 181 pp. 8" 

197,924; 88] 45:862 '■■ 

[earton, R. See Swaysland, W. 

Unifsay, Alexander William Crawford, 23. earl 
of Crawford and Balcares, lord. SketehoH of tho 
cbrJBtian art. 2. cd. Lond. Murratj. 1885. 
2 V. xii-f392 pp.; (4+)403 pp. 12° [97,835; \ 
88.] 10:2859.1-2 ! 

Loftie, William J. LcBsonB in tho ortof lllumin- ; 
ating. AaerifsofexumpIesBcloctod from works j 
in the British museum, Lambith pnlaue library, j 
and South Kensington museum. With practical ! 
JDHtructionB, and a Bkctch of the hisiory of llic art. j 
Lond. Blackie. [1S85.] xviii+34 pp., illuB. 4°' 
[97,91f;; 88] (Vere Fosters water-color eer.) j 
*53:1210 I 
Miller, Frederick. Interior decoration. A prac- 
tical treatise on anrface decoration. With notes 
on colour, stoncilline, and panel painting. Ltmd. 
Wyman and sons. [18S5.] ix+145 pp., 10 pis. (G 
fold.) 12" [97,89:i; 88.] 53:142 

Nasmyth, James and Carpenter, James. The 
moon, considered as a pranut, a world, and a 
eatiiHite. Lond. Murray. 1885, xv-|-218 pp., 
26 pis., itIuB. 8'' [97,846; 88] 42:292 

Palgrave, Francis Turner. Tho life of our Lord 
and Saviour Jesus Christ. lUus. from the Ital- 
ian painlerB of the 14., 15., and IH. ccnlurtcB. 
With a sketch of the growth, aims, and develop- 
ment of religious art in Italy, and explanatory 
notes. Lotid. National Soc. depositor!/. 1885. 
63 pp., 24 cord pis. 4° [97,918; 88.] *A:8423 
Payen, Anselme. PrcciB de cbimie industrlello, a 
I'uB&go 1° doB ccolea d'arts ol manufactures el 
d'artB et metiers, 2° dea ccolea preparatoirca aux 
profcaaions industrlellcB, 3° des fabricants et des 
agricultuure. 6* ed., rev. et miao au coorant des 
dornierea decouvertes scientifiqucs, par Camltlc 
Vincent. Par, JIachetie. 1877-8. 2 v. (6+) 
832 pp., illuB.; (4-i-)10I4 pp., illus. &" [97,730; 

88.] 51:18:^8.1-2 

Planches. (4 pp.,) 45 pis, (3 fold., 39 double, 3 
double col'd.) 51:1838.3 

Pegler, Henry Stephen Holmes. The book of the 
goat. Containing full particulars of the va'rious 
breeds of goats and their profitable management. 
3. ed., re-written and greatly enl. Lond. /,. U. 
Gill. 1886. 222 pp., 9 pis. (1 col'd), illus. 12° 
[97,823; 88.] 44:429 

Pennington, Arthur S. British zonpby tea: an in- 
troduction to the bydroida, aetinozoa, and pol- 
yeoa found in Groat Britain, Ireland, and the 
Channel islands. Lond. L. Reeve and Co. 1885. 
xvi-|-363 pp., 24 pis. (1 page dcscriirtlvo text with 
each.) 12° [97,824; 88] 44:2475 

PrestWich, Joseph. Geology : chemical, physical, 
and stratlgraphicat. In two vols. Vol. 1. 0.\f 
Clarendon press. 1886. xsiv+477 pp., 3 fold. 
maps (1 col'd), 3 fold. pla. (1 col'd), illus. 8° [97, 
938; 88.] 42:2018.1 

CnlmU; Chsmickluid pbjde*]. 



Proctor, Richard Anthony. Tho soasonB piclnred 

in 48 sun views of the earth and 24 zodiacal 

maps and other drawings. Extracted for "Knowl- 

edyo library" from ''Knowledge" for 1883 and 

1884. Lond. Longmans. 1886. Spp.,27plB. 4° 
[97,921; 88.] »42:2533 
Southby. K. R. A syBlcmalic handbook of prac- 
tical browing, inclading a fall deacHption of the 

buildings, plant, materials and procesBes required 
for all descriptions of baer, botn from malt alone 
and from mixtures of malt with all deacriptiona of 
unmaltud grain ; also the uaos of sugars, and all 
Other matcriala, with full particulars as to harden- 
ing brewing waters, etc. 2. ed, Lond. Author. 

1885. (viii+)viii-|-391 pp., 1 fold. pi. 8° [97, 
879; 88,] 52:1S06 
Span, Ernest. Workshop receipts, for the ase of 

manufuctnrers, mechanics, and scientific ama- 
teurs, Lond. E. and F. N. Spon. 1885. iv+450 
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Stokes, George Gabriel. On light. 2. coarse, on 

light as a means of investigation. Delivered 
at Aberdeen In December, 1884. Lond. JUac- 
millan. 1885. vii-i-107 pp. 12° [97,891; 88.] 
(Burnett lectures.) 51:2567.2 

Stoney, Bindon fi. The strength and proportion 

of riveted joints. Lond. E. and F. If. Spon. 
1885. (4-|-)87 pp. 8° [97,884; 88.] 52:317 

Swayaiatld, W. Familiar wild birds. Ser. 1-2. 

Lond. Casselt. 1883. 2 v. viil+160 pp., 40 
col'd pis., head and tailpieces, vignette t. p.; viii 
-|-160 pp., 40 eol'd pis., bead and tail-pieces, vign- 
ette t. p. 12° [97,822; 88.] *44:1877.1-2 

Kate. Each lolume includE's : EsgK aad egg-col lectiog. tf B. 
Keihton, 

Thausing, Julius F. The theory and practice of 
the preparation of malt and the fabrication of 
beer, with especial reference to the Vienna proc- 
ess of browing. Elaborated from personal ex- 
perience. Tr. from the German by William T. 
Brannt. Thoroughly and elaborately ed., accord- 
ing to the latest and most scientific practice, in- 
cluding all the new improvements on the brewing 
of lager boor introduced into the U. S., by A. 
ScnwARZ and A. H. Bauer. Phil. Baird. 1882. 
xvi, 815 pp., 11 double pis., illus. 8" [97,949; 
88.] 52:1507 

Turner, Francis C. A short hiatory of art. Lond. 

S. Sonnenschein, Le Bos and Lowrey. 1886. viii 
-|-392pp.,38pta,,lllna. B" [97,838; 88.] 10:2397 
Viimorln - AndrieUX, Pierre Philippe- Andre-Le- 

veqaede. Tho vsgetable garden, lllaatrations, 
deecriptions, and culture of the garden vegetable* 
of cold and temperate climates. [Tr. byW.MiL- 
lf.rJ English ed., pub. under tne direction of 
W. Robinson. Lond. Murray. 1885. xvi+620 
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Watson, Henry William and Burbury, S. H. The 
mathematical theory of electricity and magnet- 
ism. Vol. I. Oxf Clarendon press. 1885. xii 
+268 pp. 8° [97,939; 88.] (Clarendon press 
8er.) 51:2866 

Qmltnit: Eleclmitatlca. 



Medioini. 



91 



Mkdioine. 



WiiliamSy C. Grevillo. A handbook of cbomical 
maDipalation. Lond. «/. Van Voorst. 1857. 
xv-f 580+88 pp., illas. 12^ [97,889; 88.] 

■51:1984 

NoU. OTntains also: Supplement to A handbook of chemical ma- 
nipuUitioD. 1879. 

Winkelmann, A. See Horstmann, A., Landolt, H- 
and Winkelmann, A. 



Medicine. 

Abeille, Jonas. Traitc des maladies a urines al- 
bamineuses et sucrecs, oa de i'albaminurio et 
du diabdte sucrc dans Icurs rapports avec les ma- 
ladies. Par. Bailliere. 1863. viii+733 pp., 1 
double pi., ill us. 8° [60,900; 88.] 46:1590 

Abercrombie, John. Pathological and practical 
researches on diseases of the brain and the spi- 
nal chord. 2. ed.,enl. Edin. Waugh and Innes. 

1829. xix+476 pp. 12^ [47,784; 88.] 46:1755 

The same. 1. Amer. from the 2. Edin. cd., cnl. 

PhiU Carey and Lea. 1831. xix,464pp. 8° 

[47,770.] 46:1756 

Abercromble, John. Pathological and practical 
researches on diseases of the stomach, the in- 
testinal canal, the liver, and other viscera of the 
abdomen. 2. ed., enl. Edin. Wavgh and Lines. 

1830. xxiv-f 424 pp. 8^ [47,788; 88.] 46:1441 

Abernetliy, John. Surgical observations on the 
constitutional origin and treatment of local dis- 
eases; and on aneurisms : including directions for 
the treatment of disorders of the digestive organs. 
9. od. Lond. Longman. 1827. xii+34Bpp. 8° 
[44,262; 88.] 46:165 

Adams, Joseph. Observations on morbid poisons, 
chronic and acute. The 1. comprehending 
syphilis, yaws, sivvens, elephantiasis, and the 
anomala confounded with them. The 2. the acute 
contagions, particularly the variolous and vaccine. 
2. ed., illus. with col'd engravings, and further 
commentaries on the doctrines of Mr. Hunter. 
Lond. J. Callow. 1807. (viii+)xxxix-|-405 pp., 
4 coi'd pis. 4° [47,757; 88.] *46:6025 

AdamSy William. On the reparative process in 
human tendons afler subcutaneous division for 
the cure of deformities; with an account of the 
appearances presented in fifteen post-mortem ex- 
aminations in the human subject; also, a series of 
experiments on rabbits, and a resume of the Eng- 
lish and foreign literature of the subject. Lond. 
J. Churchill. 1860. xi(+xiv)-f 175 pp., 8 pis. 8° 
[44,264; 88.] 46:3690 

AdamSy Sir William. Practical observations on 
ectropium, or eversion of the eye-lids, with the 
description of a new operation for the cure of that 
disease; on the modes of forming an artificial pu- 
pil ; and the description of a scries of new and 
improved operations for the cure of the different 
species of cataract. Lond. J. Callow. 1814. 
xvi+262 pp., 3 pis. (1 fold., 2 coPd.) 8° [47,763; 

46:3865 



88.] 



Addison, Thomas, A collection of the published 
writings of. Ed., with introductory prefaces to 
several of the papers, by Dr. Wilks and Dr. Dal- 
DY. Lond. New Sydenham Soc. 1868. xxxi-f 
107(+ii) + 10i)-56(-f iv) -fl57-64 (-f iii)+169-208 

(-fii)4-209-42 pp., 1 port., 8 pis. (3 coFd), each, 
preceded by a page of explanatory text. 8® [44, 
345; 88.] (New Sydenham Soc, 36.) *46:26 

Contents: Biography. — On the anatomy of the lnng«».— On the di- 
a^nosi;* of pneumonia.— Pnenmonia and ita con»e<|uenee8.~Palhology 
of phthisip.— The difficulties and fallacies attending physical diagno- 
ain in diMeases of the chest. — Fattv degeneration of the liver. —The 
disorders of females connected witn uterine irritation.— Case of ova- 
rian dropsy removed by the accidental rupture of the cyst.— Affection 
of tho Hkin, vitiligoidcn.— The keloid of Alibert, and on true keloid.— 
Disorders of the brain connected with diseased kidneys.— Influence of 
elcetricitv as a remedy in certain convulsive and spasmodic diseases. 
—Constitutional and local effects of disease of the supra-renal capsules. 

Addison, Thomas. Observations on the disorders 

of females connected with uterine irritation. 

Lond. S. Highley. 1830. viii+96 pp. 8^ [47, 

769; 88.] 46:4920 

AinSWOrth, William. Observations on the pesti- 
lential cholera (asphyxia pestilenta), as it ap- 
peared at Sunderland in the months of November 
and December, 1831: and on the measures taken 
for its prevention and cure. Lond. Ebers and Co. 
1832. (8+)172 pp. 8^ [47,767; 88.] 46:2848 

Aitken, William. Outlines of the science and 

practice of medicine. Lond. C. Griffin and Co. 

1874. xx-f 593 pp. 12^ [44,457; 88.] 46:662 

Alton, William. Dissertations on malaria, conta- 
gion, and cholera; explaining the principles 
which regulate endemic, epidemic, and contagious 
diseases, with a view totheir prevention: intend- 
ed as a guide to magistrates, clergymen, and heads 
of families. Lond. Longmans. 1832. (iv+) 
vii-f724-220+ixpp. 8^ [47,771; 88.] 46:2580 

Alibert, Jean-Louis. Nouveaux el^mens de thera- 
peutique et de matiere medicale, suivis d'un 
essai fran^ais et latin sur I'art de formuler, et d'un 
precis sur les eaux minerales les plus usitees. 5* 
ed., rev., corr. et augm. Par. Bechet jeune. 1826. 
3 V. vi+xlviii+729 pp., I fold, pi.; vii+595 pp.; 
viii+824pp. 12^ [47,773; 88.] 46:5166-8 

Alibert, Jean-Louis. A treatise on malignant in- 
termittents. 3. ed., rev., corr. and enl. Tr. 
from the French, with an introductory discourse, 
occasional notes, and an appendix, by Charles 
Caldwell. Phil. Fry and Kammerer. 1807. 
xiii(-(.i)-f263+116 pp. 12° [47,759; 88.] 

46:2721 

Note. The appendix consists of An essay on the pestdential or 
yellow fever, as it prevailed in Philadelphia in the year 1806. 

Allen, Peter. Lectures on aural catarrh ; or, the 
commonest forms of deafness and their cure. 
(Mostly delivered at St. Mary's hospital.) N. Y. 
W. Wood and Co. 1872. xv(-f ii)-f 277 pp., 4 pis., 
illus. 12° [44,569; 88.] 46:3800 

Althaus, Julius. A treatise on medical electric- 
ity, theoretical and practical ; and its use in the 
treatment of paralysis, neuralgia, and other dis- 
eases. Lond. Trubner. 1859. xvi-f362 pp. 8® 
[5,226; 88.] 46:5510 

Anderson, McCall. See Anderson, T. McC. 



Medioine. 



92 



MxDionfE. 



Ander80n,T.McCaI1. Loctareson clinical medicine, 
delivered in IheHojal and Western infirmaries 
of Glasgow. Lond. Macmillan, 1877. x(+ii) 
+268 pp., 7 pis. (1 fold., 1 fold, col'd), illus. 8° 
[58,846; 88.] 46:198 

Content*: Introductory.— Pain as a Rymptonn of diseafle.— Gastric 
and cerebral TomitinK-— Hysteria.— Spinal irritation.— Phenomena of 
embolism. — Supposed disc^ase of the pons Varolii. — Treatment of 
aneurism of the arch of the aorta by means of gal vano- puncture. — 
Aneurism of the abdominal aorta. — Tubercular peritonitis. — Acute 
phthisis (galloping consumption).— Mediastinal tumours. — Cirrhotic 
form of Bright'saisease. — Multiple fatty tumours complicate<l with 
Aneurism. — Lupus verrucosus, ephidrosis cruenta, elephantiasis 
Arabum. — Are the vegetable parasitic affections of the skin due to 
one or several parasites ? 

Andrai, Gabriel. Clinique medicale, ou ehoix 
d'observations recueilliesa Thopital de la Cbarite 
(clinique de M. Lerminier). Tome 2. Par. Ga- 
bon, 1829. (4+)635 pp. 12° [48,472j 88.] 

46:667 

Contents: Maladies de poitrine. 

Andrai, Gabriel. Pathological hasmatology. An 
essay on the blood in disease. Tr. from the 
French by J. F. Meigs and Alfred Stillo. Phil. 
Lea and Blanchard. 1844. 11-129 pp. 8*^ [47, 
793; 88.] 46:1320 

Andrai, Gabriel. A treatise on pathological anat- 
omy. Tr. from the French by Richard Town- 
send and William West. Dub. Hodges and Smith. 
1829-31. 2 V. xii+698 pp.; xxii+808 pp. 12*^ 
[47,774; 88.] 46:1200-1201 

The same. N. Y. aS. Wood and sons. 1832. viii 
+424 pp.; xviii+507 pp. [43,533.] 

♦46:1202-3 

Angell, Henry C. A treatise on diseases of the 
eye; for the use of students and general prac- 
titioners. To which is added a series of test types 
for determining the exact state of vision. 4. ed., 
enl. N.Y. Boericke and Tafel. 1876. xvi-f343 
pp., 3 pis. 12° [59,308; 88.] 46:3869 

Anger, Benjamin. Nouveaux elements d'anatomie 

cnirorgicale. Par. Bailliere. 1869. xvi4-1056 

pp., illus. 8° [60,905; 88.] *46:3020 

Atlas de planches dessinees d*apres nature et re- 
presentant les regions de la tete, du cou, de la 
poitrine, de Tabdomon, de la fosse iliaque interne, 
du perinee et du bassin. (18 pp.,) 12 col'd pis. 
f*' *L:8005 

Anglada, Charles, l^tude sur les maladies eteintes 
et les maladies nouvelles, pour servir a Thistoire 
des evolutions seculaires do la pathologic. Par. 
Bailliere. 1869. (vi+)vii+646(-h2) pp. 8*^ 
[60,906; 88.] 46:456 

Annuaire medico - chirurgical des hopitaux et 

hospices civils de Paris, ou recueils de memoires 

et observations, par les medocins et chirurgiens 

de ces otablissements. Par. Crochard. 1819. 

xii+636 pp. 4° [48,654; 88.] *46:5937 

AntOnuCCi, Giuseppe. Prospctto clinico che con- 
tiene le osservazioni degli anni scolastici 1820, 
21,22,6 23. Per servire dicontinuazione all'aitro 
prospetto deir anno 1819, compilato da' medici 
ajatanti del suddetto istituto, Domenico Rotondo 
6 JMioolft Antonncci. Napoli. Porcelli. 1824. 
2» pp.. iq. 8* [47,758; 88.] 46:671 



Arlidge, John T. On the state of lunacy and the 
legal provision for the insane, with observations 
on the construction and organization of asylums. 
Lond. J.Churchill. 1859. xv+213pp. 8*» [44, 
176; 88.] 48:1905 

Armstrong, George. An account of the diseases 
most incident to children. To which is added 
an essay on nursing, with a particular view to in- 
fants brought up by hand. Also a short account 
of the dispensary for the infant poor. A new ed., 
with many additional notes, by A. P. Buohan. 
Lond. J. Callow. 1818. xxxi(+iv)+242 pp. 
16° [47,791; 88.] 48:4995 

Armstrong, John. Lectures on the morbid anat- 
omy, nature, and treatment of acute and chronic 
diseases. Ed. by Joseph Kix. 1. Amer. ed. With 
an account of the life and writings of Dr. Arm- 
strong, by John Bell. Phil. Desilver^ Thomas 
and Co. 1837. 2 v. xl+13-444 pp., 1 fold. facs. 
letter; viii + 13-463 pp. 8° [47,777; 88.] 

46:675-6 

Armstrong, John. Practical illustrations of the 
scarlet fever, measles, and pulmonary consump- 
tion; with observations on the efficacy of sulphu- 
reous waters in chronic complaints. 2. ed. -Lond. 
Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. 1818. xii-f468pp. 8*^ 
[47,772; 88.] 46:2737 

Armstrong, John. Practical illustrations of ty- 
phus fever, of the common continued fever, and 
of inflammatory diseases, etc. With notes, critical 
and explanatory, by Nathaniel Potter. 2. Amer., 
from the 3. Eng. ed. With corrections and an ap- 
pendix. Phil. J. Webster. 1822. xvi, 434 pp. 
12° [47,783; 88.] 46:2750 

ArthuiS, A. Treatment of nervous and rheumat- 
ic affections by static electricity. Tr. from the 
French by J. H. Etheridge. Chic. W. B. Keene, 
Cooke and Co. 1874. 144 pp., illus. 12** [42, 
765; 88.] 46:5512 

Ashhurst, John. Injuries of the spine. With an 

analysis of nearly 400 cases. Phil. lAppincatt. 

1867. 127 pp. 12° [44,561; 88.] 4$:3692 

Ayre, Joseph. Pathological researches into the 
nature and treatment of dropsy of the brain, 
chest, abdomen, ovarium, and skin; in which are 
demonstrated the inflammatory origin of these 
diseases, and the general facility of their cure un- 
der a new and greatly improved method of treat- 
ment. 2. ed., illus. with cases. Lond. Limgman. 
1829. xii+287 pp. 8° [47,782; 88.] 46:2350 

Ayre, Joseph. Practical observations on the na- 
ture and treatment of marasmus, and of those 
disorders allied to it, which may be strictly denom- 
inated bilious. North. S. Butler. 1822. 219 pp. 
18° [47,790; 88.] 46:1635 

Baillie, Matthew. The morbid anatomy of some 
of the most important parts of the human body. 

3. Amer. from the 5. Lond. ed. Phil. Hickman 

andHazzard. 1820. xx+288 pp. 8*^ [47,893; 

88.1 46:1208 

Bailly, Charles. Traitement des ovariotomisees. 
Considerations physiologiques sur la castration 

de la femme. Par. Bailliere. 1872. 114 pp. 

8*^ [60,908; 88.] 46:4922 



Ballin, Ada.S. The science of liress in theory 

and practice, Lond. Low. 1885. xvi+27a 

pp., 8 pta., illue. 12° [97,900; 88.] 45;1H5I 

Bampfiflld, R- W. An esBaj on carvaturcB and 

diecaHOH of ibo xpine, including all llie forma of 
Bpinal distortion ; to which ihe Fothcrgillinti gold 
medal was awarded by the Medical Society of 
London ; and presented, at a special general meet- 
ing, on the 3d of May. 1S24: with sumo additions. 
Lond. Longman. 1824. iv+vii-|-iv-f387 pp., 1 
pi. 8' [47,829; 88,] AG'MSZ 

Bampfield, K. W. A practical treatise on tropical 
dysentery, more particularly as it occurs in tho 
East Indies; illns. by cases and appearances on 
dissection: to which are added, practical treatises 
on scorbatic dysentery, on tho morbus chylopoi- 
eticus and gastrodynia a fame; with some facts 
and observations relative to scurvy in general, 
and a short accoant of the scorbutic disease that 
appeared at the penitentiary, Millbank, West- 
minster. Tho 2. od. Lond, Longman. 1823, 
(iv-f)x-f344 pp, 8° [47,879; 88,] 46:1555 

Bancroft, Edward Nathaniel. An essay on tho 
disease called yellow fever; with observations 
concerning febrile contagion, typhoa fever, dys- 
entery, and the plague, portly delivered as the 
CnUtonian lectures, before the College of physi- 
cians, ISOt) and 1807. And repub., with notes, by 
. JobnB. Daviuoe. Bak. Cusking and Jeicett. 1820. 
xxiv, 526 pp. IS" [47,820; 88.] 46:2769 

BarbiSPi Jean-Baptiste-Gregoire. TraitCDl6men< 
tairo de matiero medicale. 3* ed,, rev,, corr, et 
angm. Par. Megvignon-Marvii. 1830. 3 v, 
<iT-j-)xxiii4-viii+e59pp.| (4+)694 pp.; (4-f)722 
pp. 12" [47,835; 88.] 46:5172-4 

Bardslay, James Lomax. Hospital facts and ob- 
servations, illustrative of tho efficacy of the now 
remedies, strychnia, brucia, acetate of morphia, 
Tcratria, iodine, etc. in several morbid conditions 
of the system; with a comparative view of the 
treatment of chorea, and some coses of diabetes, 
ft report on the efficacy of sulphureous fumiga- 
tions in diseases of the skin, chronic rheumatism, 
«tc. Lond. Burgess find Hill. 1830. ix(-^-ii)-f- 
223 pp., fronlis. 8= [47,825; 47,873; 88,] 

46:5600 
Baron, John. Delineations of the origin and 
progress of various changes of structure which 
occur in man and some of the inferior animals; 
1)eing the continuation of works already pub, on 
this subject. Lond. Longman. 1828. 56 pp., 4 
col'd pis. 4" [48,682; 88,] *46:5960 

BartholOW, Eoberts. Manual of hypodermic 

medication. 2. ed., rev. 'and enl. Phil. Lip- 

pincott. 1873. xii, 170 pp., 4 pis. (3 fold.), illus, 

12'' [44,552; 88.] 46:5-173 

Barwoll. Kicbard. The causes and treatment of 
lateral curvature of the spine. Enlarged from 
JecturoB pQb. in 'The lancet', Lond, H. Hard- 
wicke. 1868. xi + 179 pp., illus. 12° [44,259; 
S8.j 46:3695 



MiDtOINI. 

Barwell, Richard. On the cure of club-foot with- 
out cutting tendons; and on certain new meth- 
ods of treating other deformities. 2. ed., greatly 
enl. Lond. R. Hardwkke. 1865. xx-f231 pp., 
10 pis., illus. 12° [44,274; 88.] 46:3694 

Bateman, Thomas. Delineationsof cutaneous dis- 
eases: exhibiting the characteristic appearancoa 

of tho principal genera and species comprised in . 
the classification of the late Dr. Willan; and com- 
pleting tho scries of engravings begun by that 
author. Lond, Longman. 1817, viii(-f ii) pp., 



72 col'd pts,, each preceded by a page of explaoa' 
tory text. 12" [48,679; 88.] 



*46:6033 



BatOS, David Nicholas. A practical treatise od 
acute abdominal and pelvic inflammation; coii' 
taining a comprehensive clinical view of inflam- 
mation of tho stomach, bowels, peritoneum, utoras, 
etc. With a certain and expeditious method of 
euro. Lond. Baldwin and Oradock. 1829. x+ 
136 pp. 12° [47,812; 88.] 46:1445 

Baudeiocque, Auguste- Cesar. Treatise on puer- 
peral peritonitis, to which was awarded the 
prize by the Royal Society of Medicine of Bor- 
deaux. Tr, from the Froneh by (i. S. Bedford. 
N. Y. Collins and Hannay. 1831. 480 pp. 8° 
[47,880; 88.] 46:4974 

Baudeiocque, Jcan-Louia, L'art des accouche- 
mons, 0' ed,, rev., corr, ot augm.; precedee de 
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Bigelow, Jacob. American medical botuny, being 
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Billing, Archibald. First principles of medicine. 

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Billroth, Christian Albert Theodor. Lectures on 
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Binz, Karl. Grnndziige der Arzneimittellehre. 

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BischofT, Ignatz Eudolf A treatise on clinical 
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Blackall, John. Observations on the nature and 
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BoiSSeaU, Francois-Gabriel. I'liysioloj^ieul pyr- 
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Bouchut, Eugene. TraiLe pratique des maladies 
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Bouls, J. ^ee Briand, 3. and Chaude, e. 

BoylO, James. A practicitl mcdico-hislorieal ac- 
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a topogra])hi(:al description of its shores, rivers, 
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Brando, William Thomas. A manual of pbar- 
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Braun, Karl R. The urn'mic convulsions of preg- 
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Brera, Valeriano Lodovico. A troatiao on ver- 
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Bretonneau, Pierre. On diphtberito. Tr. by 

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Briand, Joseph and Chaudd, I'irnest. Manuel 

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Daudet, Alphonse. Sappho: Parisian manners. 

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Farrar, Capt. Charles A, J. Down the West 

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Kino, Capt. Charles. Marion's faith. A aequel (o 

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Manteufei, Uraula ZSge von. Violetta. A ro- 
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Parker, Jane Mareb. Tbe midnight cry. A novel. 
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Severn, Lawrence. Heaven's gate : aBtoryoflbe 
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Stannard, ^f«- Henrietta Eliza Yanghan (Pal- 
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Stannard, ^^rs. Henrietta Eliza Vaaghan (Pal- 
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Religion and Theofogy. 

BacqueZi Nicolas-Louis, abbe. The divine office 
cousidercd trom a devoiional point of view. 
From the French, Ed. by the Rev. Kthelr^d L. 
Taunton. Witb a preface by liis eminence [Henry 
Edward Mansi."(o] the card. abp. of WeBtminntor, 
Lond. Burns and Oates. [1885.] (U+)ti04 pp. 
12" [98,189; 89.] 5:352() 

Bhartriharii The Satakas of; tr. into English 

from ibo original SaDskrit by the Rex. B. Hale 
"WoRTHAM. Lood. Trubner. 1886. xii-j-TI pp. 
8° [98,041; 89.] (Triibner's oriental ser.) 

c.nuM>: N»is.«k..-v.,nigy,.A.tak.. 10:2178.20 

Eddy, Mn. Mary Baker Glover. Science and 

beultb, wiib key to the BCriptureB. 18. ed., rev. 
Bost. Author. 1886. 590 pp., frontia. 12° 
[98,064; 89.] 5:4401 

Ederstieim, R^o. Alfred. History of Juduh and 

Israel from the birlb of Solomon to the reign of 
Ahnb. Lond. Relig. Tract Soc. [1880] sii+ 
9-197C-f 4) pp. 12" [T. 4,665; 89.J (Bitle hist., 
5.) 4:285 

Edwards, Tbomae Cbarles. A commentary on 

tbe lirat Epistle to tbe Corinthians. 2. ed. 
Lond. Sodder and Stoughton. 1885. xsxix+ 
491 pp. 8" [T. 4,663; 89.] 3:-'295 

Gorman, W. Gordon, compiler. Converts to Rome. 

A list of about four thousand protostants who 
have recently become Roman catholics. 2. ed. 
Lond. Sonnensckein and Co. 1865. vi+89pp. 
12° [98,230; 89.] 4:3313 

Jacquenet, i.-B.-S., abbe. The life of the ven- 
erable Joseph Marchand, apostolic miaaionary 
and martyr. Tr. from the French, with a preface 
by Lady [Mary Elizabeth] Heebeet. Dub. 
M. U. Gill and son. 1886. xi-}-128 pp. 16° 
[T. 4,664; 89.] 4:5553 

Le PlonOfiOn, Augustus. Sacred mysteries among 

the Mayas and the Quiches, 11,500 years ago. 
Their relation to the sacred mysleries of Egj-pt, 
Greece, Cbaldea and India. Free masonry in 
times anterior to the temple of Solomon. N. Y. 
Ji.Macoy. 1886. xvi+163 pp., 19 pis., illaa. 8= 
[98,185; 89.] 10:2178.21 

Pilgrim C^bt) of Our Lady of Martyrs for 1885. 

Comprising the bifllory of the shrine of the 
bUiwed virgin Mary on the site of the former 
Uiiwion of Martyrs, Auriesville, N, Y., with mm- 
Coilnnies on early and recent American Indian 
miiMions. West Chester, N. T. Reo. J. Loyzance. 
I88S,] iv, 290-J-8 pp. 8° [98,186; 89.1 
^ 4:3044 

HIatory, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Admi. William Heniy Davenport. England on 
ilin Hiift; or, the story of tbe British navy, its 
AddlitlvK lintlleH and great commanders. Lond. 
If y. White and Co. 1885. xii+607 pp. 12" 
(WV.Mltl; 89.] 27:1318 



Alfleri, Vittorio. Lettere inedite alta madre, a 
Mario Bianchi e a Teresa Mocenni ; con appeo- 

dice di diverse altre lettere e di docamenti ilia- 

etrativi. Per cura di Jacopo Bbrnabdi e Carlo 

MiLANEtii. Firenze. F. Le Monnier. ISfti. 

(4+)286 pp., 1 fold, pedigree. 12° [34,722; 89.1 
56:5525 

Allen, John G. Topical studies in American 
history. Roch. Scrantom, Wetmore and Co. 

1885. xvii-f 74 pp. 16° [97,436; 89.] 29:1419 

Arnold, Rev. Frederick. Robertson of Brighton. 

With some notices of his times and contempg- 
raries. Lond. Ward and Downey. 1886. viii-|- 
348 pp. 12° [97,862; 89.] 25:715 

Ashton, John. The dawn of tbe zixtb centary 

in England: a social sketch of tbe times. Witb 
116 illuB. drawn by the author from contemporary 
engravings. Lond. Unwin. 1886. 2 v. xvi+ 
302 pp.; xvi+313 pp. 8" [97,842; 89.] 

fO:114.1-2 
Badeau, Adam. Aristocracy in England. N. Y. 

mtrpers. 1886. 306 pp. 16° [98,200; 89.] 
22:2275 
Ball, Jiev. Thomas. Tbe life of tbe renowned 

Doctor Preston, writ by his pupil, in the year 
1628. Now first pub. and ed. by E. W. HARCoraT. 
Ojtf. Parker and Co. 1885. xv-f 176 pp. 12° 
[97,861; 89.] 25:601 

Ballon, Maturin M. Due south; or, Cuba past 

and present. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 
1885. ii+316pp. 12" [97,031; 89.] 21:2634 

Bandelier, A. F. Report of an arcbieological toar 
in Mexico, in 1881. 2. ed. Bost. Cvpples,Up- 
hatn and Co. 1885. x+326 pp., 26 pis. (1 double 
col'd, 1 fold,), itluB. 8" [97.310; 89.] (Paper* 
of the A re hteo logical Institute of America. Amer. 
ser., 2.) *|0:9"2 

Bede, Cuthbort. (_pseud.) See Bradley, Rev. B. 
Black, C. B. Tbe south of France; east half, in- 
eluding the valleys of the Rhone, Drome and 
Durance, the baths of Vichy, Royat, Aix, Mont- 
Doro and Bourboule, the whole of the Riviera 
from Cette to Leghorn, with the inland towns of 
Turin, Bologna, Parma, Florence and Pisa, and 
the passes between Prance and Italy. 4. ed, 
Edin. A. and. C. Black. 1886. Txiv+39e pp., 
19 maps (17 fold., 6 col'd), 17 plans (10 fold.). Ifi" 
[97,845; 89.] *22:2830 

Blaine, James Gillespie. Twenty years of con- 
gress: from Lincoln to Garfield. With a re- 
view of the events which led to tbe political revo- 
lution of 18C0. Vol.2. Norwich. Benry Bill 
Pub. Co. 1886. xv-f724pp.,7plB. 8= [96,734; 
89] 29:1434.2 

Bonar, James. MaltbuB and his work. Load. 
Macmillan. 1885. viii(4-iv)+432 pp. 8' 
[97,910; 89.] 24:2405 

Born, Stephan. Lord Byron. Vortrag. Bas. 
Schweighauser. 1883. 39 pp. 12" [93,487; 
(OofTentl. Vortrage, geh. in dor Scbweiz, 
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Bradley, fiev. Edward. (Cuthbert Beds.) Foth- 
eringbay and -Mary, queen of Scola. Being an 
acconnt, hUlorical and descriptive, of Fothering- 
bay caatle, the last prison of Mary, queen of 
Scots, and the scene of her trial and ezecution. 
Lood. Simpkin, Marshall and Co. 18S6. 232 pp., 
10 pis. 12° [117,870; 89.] 24:2548 

Brooks, Henry U,, compiler and editor. The olden 
time series. Gleanings chiefly from old oews- 

fiapersof Boston and Salem, JUassachnsetta. Se- 
eded and arranged, with brief comments. New- 
Englaod Sunday. Boat. Ticknor. 1S86. viii-f- 
65 pp. 16" [9H,00I; 89.] (Olden time sor., 3.) 
10:5.132 
BruC6, William Napier, Life of Cieoeral Sir 
Charles Napier, G, C. B. Lond. Murray. 
1885. 3rv-f416 pp., 3 pla., 2 fold, maps, 2 fold. 
plans. 12' [97,868; 89.] 25:1 

Burke, -Sir Bernard. A genealogical and heraldic 
dictionary of the peerage and barotielage, to- 
gether with memoirs of the privy councillors and 
Snigbls. 48. ed. Lond. Harrisons. 1886. (iv+) 
cxxxii-t-1676 pp., illua. 4" [97,936; 89.] 

*L:6504 
Cannan.Fdwin. The Onke of Saint Simon. Oxf. 
B. if. Blackicell. 1885. {6+)I69 pp. 12° 
[97,883; 89.] (Lothian prize essay. 1885.) 

25:904 
Chesney, JUrs. Louisa and O'Oonnell, ^^''S- Jane. 
The life of the late Gen. F. R. Chesney. By 
bis wife and daughter. Ed. by Stanley Lane- 
PooLB. Lond. W. H. Allen and Co. 1885. xxiii 
-1-477 pp., I port, I fold. map. 8° [97,374; 89.] 

24:184 

ChristiSOn, Sir Robert, The life of; ed. by his 

sons. In two vols. Vol.1. Edin. Blackurood. 

1885. xiT+428 pp., 1 port. 8" [97,937; 89.] 

a«fmt>; Auiobiogmphy, 24:215 

ColBRian, John a/id Edward. Mcmoirsof Samuel 

Phelpa. Lond. Remington. 1886. 331 pp., 
1 port. 8° [97,860; 89.] 25:512 

Collignon, Uaxime. A manual of Greek archte- 

oiogy. Tr. by John Henry Wright. Lond. 
Cassefl. 1886. xii+384 pp., iUus. 12" [98, 
007; 89.] (Fine-art lib.; J. C. L. Sparks.) 10:940 
Collins, Charles H. From Highland hills lo an 

emperor's tomb. (Episodical, reflective, and 
descriptive.) Cin, Ji. Clarke and Co. 1886. 
vi+344 pp., illus. 12" [97,953; 89.] 22:84t) 

Cornell, S. S. Cornell's intermediate geography: 

forming part second of a systematic aeries of 
school geographies. Designed for pupils who 
have completed a primary or elementary course 
of instruction in geography. N. Y. Appleton. 
185B. 84 pp., illus. 4° [17,408; 89.] *60:^983 
Cornell) S. S. Primary geography, forming part 

first of a systematic series of suhool geographies, 
N. Y. Appleton. [1867.] 98 pp., illus. sq. 8" 
[22,636; 89.] (Revised ed.) *60:a982 

Daunt, Achilles. With pack and rifle in the far 

south-west. Adventures in New Mexico, Ari- 
zona, and Central America. Lund. Nelsons. 

1886. ix, 389 pp., additional vignette t. p., illus. 
12". [97,913; 89.] 21:1303 



HiSTOBT, VM. 

Dubard, Maurice. Japanese life, love, and legend: 
a visit to the empire of the "Rising sun". 
From "Lo Japon piitoresque." By William Conn. 
Lond. Ward and Downey. 1886. viii-f 351 pp. 
12" [97,844; 89.] 22:153 

Dudevant, Mme Amantine-Lucile-Aurore Bupin. 
{George Sand.} Letters; tr. and ed. by 
Raphael Ledos de BEAcroKX, with preface and 
biographical sketch by the translator. Lond. 
Ward and Downey. 1886. 3 v. xl-|-(ii-f )383 pp., 
2 ports.; C6+)387 pp., 2 porta.; (6-l-)3&0 pp., 
2porU. 8" [97,866; 89.] 25:2110.1-3 

Elliot, Alexander, compiier. Hood in Scotland : 

reminiscences of Thomas Hood, poet and 
humorist. Including sketch of his anleoedenlB, 
original letters and poem hitherto unpublished, 
and letters, etc., by bis son and daughter. Intro- 
ductory notice by Charles C Maxwkll. Dundee. 
J. P. Mathew and Co. 1885. vii, 178 pp., 1 pi. 
12" [97,911; 89.] 24:175* 

Farmer, Silas and Co. Map and manual of the 

city of Detroit. Detroit. iS. Farmer and Co. 

[1872.] 79 pp., 1 fold. map. 18" [69,796; 89.] 

60:1721 

Field, Hev. Henry Martyn. The Greek islands 

and Turkey after the war. N. Y. Scribners. 
1885. vi, 228 pp., 2 pis., 3 col'd maps. 12» 
[96,991; 89.] 22:1402 

Findlay, John Ritchie. Personal recollections of 

Thomas De Quincoy. Edio. Black. 1886. 
x+74 pp., vignette t. p., 2 ports., 1 fold. facs. 12*' 
[98,114; 89.] 24:638 

Forbes-RoliertSOn, John. The great painters of 

Christendom Irom Cimabuo to Wilkie. Lond. 
Cassell. [1885.] xi-|-9-139 pp., 1 pi., illus. f " 
[97,940; 89,] *A:845fl 

Gardner, -Sfrs. Mary Rnssell. History of France 

in rhyme. NY. Author. 1886. 90 pp 12" 
[98,014; 89,] 26:2950 

Gisborne, William. New Zealand rulers and 

statesmen, 1 840-1 885, Lond, Low. 1 886. 
viii+292 pp., illus. 12" [97,923; 89.] 23:721 

Gower, George Granville Leveson, earl, afterwards 
duke of Sutherland. The despatches of Earl G., 
English ambassador at Paris t^rom June 1790 to 
August 1792. To which are added the despattheB 
of Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Moneo, and the diary of 
[Henry John Temple,] Viscount Palmerslon id 
France during July and August 1791, now pub- 
lished for the first lime. Ed, for the syndics of 
the University press, by Oscar Brownimq. Camb. 
Vnioersity press. 1885. xxxix-t-400 pp. 8° [97, 
873; 89,] 26:2957 

Gowflr, f-ord Ronald. Last days of Marie Antoi- 
nette. An historical sketch, Lond. Paul, 
Trench and Co. 1885. vii-|-lG3 pp., 1 port,, 2 
fold. facs. sq. 8° [97,875; 89,] 24:2426 

Graham, Col. George Fergus I. The life and work 
of Byed Ahmed Khan, 0. S. I. Edin. Black- 
wood. 1885. ix-f 412 pp., 1 port, 12" [97,867; 
89.] 25:1226 



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Greene, John H. A catechism of Irish geography 
and topography, physical, social, historical and 
biographical, for schools and families. Cin. W. 
Doyle. 1859. (6+)200 pp., 1 fold, col'd map. 8** 
[11,089; 89.] 60:2580 

Greene, John H. Lanigan-testimonial memoir, 
in aid of the funds now being raised in Ireland, 
to rescue, by a suitable monnment, the long- neg- 
lected remains of a great scholar, divine, historian 
and patriot from the present ignominious state. 
Stereotyped ed. Cin. M, H. Bird. 1860. 16 pp. 
8** [11,089; 89.] In 60:2580 

Gllthrie,William. A new geographical, historical 
and commercial grammar; and present state of 
the several kingdoms of the world. * * * To 
which are added: 1. A geographical index, with 
the names of places alphabetically arranged. 2. 
A table of the coins of all nations, and their value 
in English money. 3. A chronological table of 
remarkable events from the creation to the pres- 
ent time. Illus. with a correct set of maps, cngr. 
by Mr. Kitchin. The 8. ed., with great additions 
and improvements. The astronomical part by 
James Ferguson. Lond. C. Billy. 1783. 848 
pp., I pi., 18 fold, maps (4 col'd). 12^ [41,445; 
89.] 60:431 

The same. 18. ed., corr. and greatly enl. To 
which have been added the late discoveries of 
Dr. Herschell, and other eminent astronomers. 
Vemor and Hood. 1801. vi+1076 pp., 1 pi., 21 
fold. maps. [2,805.] '*'60:431a 

The same. Illus. with 25 correct maps. 1. Amer. 

ed., impr. Phil. Johnson and Warner. 1809. 

2 V. (8+)556 pp., 1 pi., 12 fold, maps; (4+)496 

pp., 9 fold. maps. 8^ [40,954.] 60:432-3 

Note. 4 maps are wanting. 

The same. A universal geography ; or, a view of 
the present state of the known world. Accom- 
panied with 21 correct maps. 3. Amer. ed., with 
extensive additions and alterations, by several 
Amer. editors. Warner. 1820. (8-f )514 pp.; 
640 pp. [90,953.] 60:434-5 

NoU. Contaim also : A list of men of learning and science. — Maps 
wanting. 

Hatton, Frank. North Borneo: explorations and 
adventures on the equator. With biographical 
sketch and notes by Joseph Hatton, and preface 
by Sir Walter Medhurst. 2. ed. Lond. Low. 
1886. xv+342 pp., 13 pis., 1 fold, map, illus. 
8^ [97,852; 89.] 22:2642 

Higgin, George. Commercial and industrial Spain. 

Lond. K Wilson. 1886. (4+)114 pp. 12° 

[98,071; 89.] 22:2110 

Hodgetts, J* Frederick. The English in the mid- 
die ages ; from the Norman usurpation to the 
days of the Stuarts. Their mode of life, dress, 
arms, occupations and amusements, as illustrated 
by the mediaeval remains in the British museum. 
Lond. Whiting and Co. 1885. xv+210 pp. 8° 
[97,836; 89.] 10:483 

HolbrOOk, Alfred. Reminiscences of the happy 

life of a teacher. Cin. Elm St. Print Co. 1885. 

vi, 362 pp. 12° [97,977; 89.] 24:1743 



Houston, Jiev. Samuel Rutherford, compiler, firief 
biographical accounts of many members of the 
Houston family, accompanied by a genealogical 
table, from well authenticated records, and exten- 
sive correspondence with a large number of well 
informed members of the family, during the years 
1876-82. Cin. Elm St. Print. Co. 1882. v, 420 
pp. 12*^ [98,055; 89.] 23:2121 

Hozier, Henry M. [Henry de lia Tour d'Auver- 

gne, vicomte de] J?urenne. Lond. Chapman 

and Hall. 1885. xii+198 pp., 1 port, 2 fold. 

maps. 12^ [97,864; 89.] (Military biographies.) 

25:1338 

Hudson, Edmund. A memorial of Mary Clemmer. 

Best. Ticknor. 1886. vi, 243 pp., 1 port 12® 

[97,978; 89.] 24:289 

Jackson, Catherine Charlotte, lady. The court of 
France in the 16. century. [1514-59.] Lond. 
Bentley. 1886. 2 v. xii+(ii+)396 pp., 4 porU.; 
x+(ii+)400 pp., 4 ports. 12** [97,909; 89.] 

26:3004.1-2 

Jackson, M. To America and back : a holiday 

run. Lond. McCorquodale and Co. 1886. 

246 pp., 1 fold. map. 12^ [97,840; 89.] 21:2227 

Johnston, H. H. The Kilima-Njaro expedition. 
A record of scientific exploration in eastern 
equatorial Africa, and a general description of 
the natural history, languages, and commerce of 
the Kilima-Njaro district. Lond. Pauly Trench 
and Co. 1886. xv-f 572 pp., vignette t. p., 15 pis., 
4 maps (3 col'd, 2 fold.), illus. 12** [97,857; 89.] 

21:1031 

Kebbel, ^* S* A history of toryism, from the ac- 
cession of Mr. Pitt to power in 1783 to the death 
of Lord fieaconsfield in 1881. Lond. W. H. 
Allen and Co. 1886. viii+408 pp. 8^ [97,907; 
89.] 27:2243 

Kulp, George B. Families of the Wyoming val- 
ley, biographical, genealogical and historicaL 
Sketches of the bench and bar of Luzerne county, 
Pennsylvania. In two vols. Vol. 1. Wilkes- 
Barre. ^Author.'] 1885. viii+504(-f3) pp. 8^ 
[98,012; 89.] 23:2123.1 

La Corbiniere, Clementine (Le Fer de la Motte) 
de. An apostolic woman ; or, the life and 
letters of Irma Le Fer de la Motte, in religion 
Sister Francis Xavier, who died at St. Mary's of 
the Woods, Vigo county, Ind. Pub. by one of her 
sisters, with a preface by L^on Aubineau. Tr. 
from the French. N. Y. The Catholic Pub. Soe. 
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89.] 

Lagrange, F., abbe. Life of Mgr. [Felix-Antoine- 
Philibert] Dupanlonp, bp. of Orleans. Tr. from 
the French by [Mary Elizabeth] Lady Hbbbirt. 
Lond. Chapman and Hall. 1885. 2 v. xii4-502 
pp., 1 port.; viii4-520pp., Iport. 8** [97,869; 89.] 

24:789.1-28 

Lanman, Charles. Haphazard personalities; 
chiefly of noted Americans. Boat. Lee and 
Shepard. 1886. 387 pp. 16** [97,410; 89.] 

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Hdtobt, BTa 1 

Lanman, C. — {Continued.) 

QinltHli: Joseph 118017.— Henry W. LooBfellDir,— Jowph OhIpb 
mod WitlimmW. Benton.— Wuhinglnulrrlne.-bfnrgePcrkmsMnrxh. 
— WiUinm C. Bryimt.- Henry Cby.-Etlwwrt BTerell— Piirk Hf-njn- 
mln. — HorxwGiTeley.- PrWr Pnrce. — Willlnni S. Maunl. — Jnnicii 
BTDok*.- Lewi* C»*ii.— Hmilan Kitatburn.- Louin LvKriincI Koble.— 
William B. Sprafpie.- Willium JerdM and Wuliiniuiu Iriing.— John 
Ha*ud nijme.- BdHsnl N. Kirk.— Eli •ha Rent Kane.- Oeorge W. 
Bcthone. — Eminuel LeuUs. — CharlH HpflTiipge. — lAfayriU S. 
Foaler.— Charles DioksDa and ffuhinvlDD Irving.- Will iam A. Bnck- 
Inghaiu.— John F. T. CrampKm.-aamuel Tyler.— W inSeld ScuK.— 
CharlM MMkay.- ClurU Mllln.- Churie- P. Mellvalne. — Manln F. 
Tupper.^Aleunder H. Stephens.— Hoary R. Bcliuuloinft.— lieurge B. 
HeaelliD.— John TruiDbuir. 

LsVBlQye, ^mile de. Letters from Italy. Tr. by 

MrB. Thorpe. Rev. by (ho author. Lond. 

Unwin. 1886. xi+298 pp., 1 port. 12= [;iT, 

841; 89.] 22:1908 

Lb Fer de la Motte, Irma. iSee LaCorbiniere, 

' C. de. 
Ls GraS, ^^^e Louiae de. Life of Mariemoiselle 
lie Gras, (LouiBe de Marillac), foandrcBB of tlie 
BiBters of charity. Preceiled by letters of Mgr. 
Mkbmillod, bishop of Laui*anne, and of Very Kuv. 
A. Fiat, eoperior general of tlio priests of the 
mieBioD and of the Bistei-B of charity. Tr. from 
the French by a sister of charity, N. Y. Bemiger 
Bros. 1884. see pp. 12° [92,705; 89.] 24:3218 

Sou. Acror^ing to a former custom the title Modcmoiielle ia 
naed instead of MiJarDe. 

Leyland, Franeis A. The Bronle family, with 
special reference to Patrick Branwell Bronte. 

Xiond. Hurst and Blackett. 1886. '£ v. xvi+ 

312 pp.; ix+302 pp. 12° [97,871; 89.1 

23:2734,1-2 

Lilly, William SatDael. Chapters in EuropL>an 
history, with an introductory dialogue on the 

philoBOphy of history. Lond. Chapman and Sail. 



065; 89.] 



10:528.1 



Loher, Franz von. Das none Italien. Bcr. C 

Babel. 1882. 44 pp. 12° [9I,!07; 89.] 

(Deatsche Zeit- and Streitfragon, si, 175; Franz 

TOn HoUzcndorff and olhora.) In 56:2080.11 

Long, George and Porter, George R. The geog- 
raphy of Great Britain. Ft. 1. England and 
"Wales. With a supplementary body of slatistica 
to the year 1850, by Hyde Clarke. Pub. under 
the superintendence of the Soc. for the Diffusion 
of XJfleful Knowledge. Lond. R. Baldwin, [n.d.] 
iv-|-5t0 pp. 8° [6,065; 89.] (Lib. of iisofnl 
knowl.) 60:2415 

Longfellow, Samuel, editor. Life of Henry Wads- 
worth Longfellow, with extracts from his jour- 
nals and correspondence. Boat. Ticknor. 1886. 

2 V. viii+{iv-f-)433 pp., vignette t. p., 5 pis., 

3 face., illuB.; vi-l-(ii+)481 pp., vignette t, p., 3 
porta., 2 facB. 8° [97,425; 89] 24:2286.1-2 
Macmillan, Rev. Hugh. The Riviera. Lond. 

Virtue. 1885. 3ts-t-316 pp., vignette t. p., 24 
pis., 1 fold, ool'd map., illas. 8= [97,849; 89.] 

*22:1915 
Marillac, LoaiBC de. See Le Gras, ^lle L. de. 
Meignan, Victor. From Paris to Pekin over 

Sioerian snows. A narrative of a journey by 
Btedge over the snows of European RusBla and 



Siberia, by caravan through Mongolia, across the 
Gobi deeert and the great wall, and by mule 



1 ElBTOBT, ETC 

Meignan, V .—(Continued.) 

piiliinquin through Chinii to Pekin. Ed. from 
the French by Wiliittm Conn. With sappleraent- 
nry notes not contained in the original ed. Lond. 
iSonnensckein and Co. 1885, xix4-428 pp., 15 pis., 

1 fold. map. 8" [97,853; 89.] 22:38 
MiddletOn, J- Henry. Ancient Home in 1885. 

Edin. A. and C. Black. 18S5. xxvi+512 pp., 

2 fold, ool'd maps, 2 plans (I col'd fold., 1 double), 
illuB. 12° [97,931; 89,] 10:1245 
NefT, Miss Elizabeth Clifford. A chronicle, to- 
gether with a little romance, regarding Rudolf 

and Jacob Nof, of Frankford, Penn., and their 
descendants, including an account of the Neffs in 
Switzerland and America. Cin. R. Clarke and 
Co. 1886. 352 pp., 1 pi., illus. 8° [97,902; 89.1 
I 23:2119 

O'Connor, Thomas Power. The Parncll move- 
ment, with a sketch of Irish parties from 1843. 
Lond. Paul, Trench and Co. 1886. (6+)574 pp. 
8° [97,904; 89.] 28:1062 

Oliver, Lnetitia Solwyn. Life of Margaret Clith' 
erow. With a preface by Father John Morris. 
Lond. Burns and Oates. 1886. 190 pp. 16" 
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Oerlel, Philipp Friedrich Wilhclm. (IF. 0. von 
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Fortescue. -^ir John. Tbe governance of Eng- 
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email farms, and their management. — Law matters 
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Rorer, -Wrs. Sarah T. Philadelphia cook book. 

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Smith. William Henry. Charles Hammond and 

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Tiffany, H. S.. compiler. Tiffany's special agent« 

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Verney, Frances Parthenope (Nightingale), lady. 

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Arnold, Edwin Lester. Coffee: ite cnltivalion 

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Buckland, FranciaTrevelyan. Notes and jotiirigH 

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Chesneau, Erneet. Tho edacalion of the urlisl. 

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Vol. ». Wealeracool field, D.: Geology of the Nolin Hver diatrkil, 
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Cooke, William. A practical and pathological 
inquiry into the sources and effects of derange- 
ments of tbe digestive organs, embracing dejec- 
tion, and some other affeotions of tbe mind. 
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CooieVi Arnold James. Hand-book of compound 
meaifdnes; or, the prescriber's and dispenser's 
yade-mecom. Phil. Lippincott 1873. (ii+) 
viii+116+vi+ll 7-219 pp. 12** [35,173; 89.] 

46:5198 

Coolidge, Bichard H. Statistical report on the 
sickness and mortality in the army of the 
United States, compiled from the records of the 
Burgeon generaFs office; embracing a period of 
sixteen years, from January, 1839, to January, 
1865. Prepared under the direction of Brevet 
Brig.-Gen. Thomas Lawson. Wash. 1856. 703 
pp., 1 fold. map. 4® [48,645; 89.] (34. Congress, 
1. sess. Senate. Ex. Doc. No. 96.) *46:6050 

Cooper, William White. On near sight, aged 
sight, impaired vision, and the means of assist- 
ing sight. 2. ed. Lond. J. Churchill 1853. 
xii+320 pp., illus. 16° [44,151; 89.] 46:3878 

Copeman, Edward. A report on the cerebral af- 

roctions of infancy, with a few comments and 

practical remarks. Norw. 1873. (8+)211 pp. 

12« [44,549; 89.] 46:5013 

Copland, James. A dictionary of practical med- 
icine: comprising general pathology, the nature 
and treatment of diseases, morbid structures, and 
the disorders especially incidental to climates, to 
the sex, and to the different epochs of life; with 
numerous prescriptions for the medicines recom- 
mended, a classification of diseases according to 
pathological principles, a copious bibliography, 
with references; and an appendix of approved 
formulsB : the whole forming a library of pathol- 
ogy and practical medicine, and a digest of med- 
ical literature. Lond. Longmans. 1844-58. 3 
T. in 4. iv-|-xxxii-|-l658 pp.; iv+931 pp.; (4+) 
768 pp.; (2+)767-1490+lxxxviii pp. 8*^ [44, 
228; 89.] *46:401-4 

Note. Pp. 1329-M of Vol. 3, Pt. 2 are missing. 

CorUmU: Vol. 1. Abd— Furunc. 
Vol. 2. Gall— Onsiui. 

Vol. 3, Pi. 1. Pal— Scurvy. Pt. 2. Scurvy— Zy mot. — Supple- 
BMnt.— Index. 

Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Adams, Oscar Fay, editor. [Through the year 
with the poets.] January. February. March. 
April. May. June. July. Bost. Lothrop. 
[1886.] 7v. xxii-f(ii+)136 pp.; xxiv+rii+) 
133 pp.; xxv-f (iii+)144 pp.; xxvi+(ii+)148 pp.; 
xxv+(iii+)154 pp.; xxvi + (ii+)144 pp.; xxvii 
(+iii)+148 pp. 16<» [97,297-8; 100,075-7; 100, 
228; 89.] 31:2051.1-7 

Bach, Albert B. The principles of singing. A 

practical guide for vocalists and teachers. With 

vocal exercises. Bdin. Blackwood. 1885. xiv-f 

306 pp. 12** [98,062; 89.] 53:2092 

Brewster, Emma £. Parlor varieties, plays, 

pantomimes and charades. [Pt. 1.] Bost. Lee 

andShepard. [1880.] 261pp. 16° [97,407; 89.] 

32:274 

OmtenU: My sister's husband. — The Christmas box.— The free 
ward. — Jane*8 legacy. — Aant Mehetible's scientific experiment. — A 
pretty piece of property.— Poor Peter.— The Don's stratagem.— How 
the ooionel proposed.— Elisabeth Carisbrooke with a " P.*'— Eliza's 
boBa-flde offer.- Zenibfaabers second wife.— A dog that will fetch will 
. — Charade: Holidays. — Charade : Cent-any-all; Centennial.— 
«: Arabella and Lionel.— A bunch of buttercups. 



Brewster, Emma E. and Scribner, Lizzie B. 
Parlor varieties. Pt. 2., being the 2. ser., of 
plays, pantomimes and charades. Bost. Lee and 
Shepard. 1886. 146 pp. 16° [96,604; 89.] 

32:275 

ContenU: The lover's stratagem. — Zekle's courtship. — Bouquet of 
rose spirits. — Cinderella. — Dialogue for five little girls. — Beresford 
benevolent society .—The rumaeller'8 exhibit.— The bachelor who lived 
by himself. — That boy Tom.— Who wins.— Carboline. 

Browne* Francis F., editor. Bugle-echoes. A col- 
le(5tion of poems of the civil war, northern and 
southern. N. Y. White^ Stokes and Allen. 1886. 
X, 336 pp., vignette t. p. 12** [98,036; 89.] 

31:2092 

Clark, Jeannette K. Nettie's poems; and a farce: 
Old fogy and young America. Cin. [AwfAor.] 
1880. iv+78+24 pp. 12*^ [97,804; 89.] 

31:2435 

Dickens, Charles, The plays and poems of. With 
a few miscellanies in prose now first collected. 
Ed., prefaced and annotated by Kichard Heme 
Shepherd. Lond. W. H. Allen and Co. 1885. 
2 V. 406 pp.; vii+420 pp. 8° [98,238; 89.] 

32:804.1-2 



Contend: Vol.1. Introductory monograph, by the_ editor, on 
IS as a dramatist, actor and poet.— P' 
6. — The village coquettes, 183< 
something singular ! 1^7.— Tlie lamplighter, i 
lighter^s »torv (from The pic nic papera). 

Vol. 2. Plays: Mr. Nightingnle^s diary. — Sketches of 



Charleti Dickens as a dramatist, actor and poet.— Plays : The strange 
gentleman, 18:i6. — The village coquettes, 1836. — Is she his wife ? or 
singular ! 1837.— Tlie lamplighter, a farce, 1838. — The lamp- 



young gen- 
Christmas carol.— Romance.— Tlie loving ballad of Lord' Bateman.— 



8 uiary. 
tlcmen. — Sketches of young couples. — Poems : The ivy green. — A 

'" " rd I 




daught€ . . 

labourers.— The British lion. — Prologue to ** I'he lighthouse."— The 
song of the wreck.— Prologue to •* The frozen deep.'"— Child's hymn. 
— The blacksmith. — Miscellanies in prose : Sunday under three heads. 
— Threatening letters to Thomas Hood, from an ancient gentleman. — 
Preface to John Overs's •' Evenings of a working man."— To be read 
at dusk.— On Mr. Fechter's acting.— Appendix : The bibliography of 
Dickens. — Index. 

Gilbert, William Schwenek. Original comic 

operas. Lond. Chappell and Co. [1877-84.] 

29+32+32+39+38+48+47+14 pp. 8° [97, 

897; 89.] 32:850 

ContenU: The sorcerer.— H. M. 8. Pinafore.— Pirates of Penzance, 
—lolanthe.— Patience.— Princess Ida.— The mikado. — Trial by jjiry. 

Gilder, Jeannette Leonard, compiler. Eepresent- 
ative poems of living poets: American and 
English. Selected by the poets themselves. With 
an introd. by George Parsons Lathrop. ^. Y. 
Cassell. 1886. lii+683 pp. 8° [98,237; 89.] 

31:2145 

Krehbiel, Henrj^ Edward. Eeview of the New 
York musical season 1885-1886. Containing 
programmes of noteworthy occurrences, with nu- 
merous criticisms. N. Y. Novello, Ewer and Co. 
1886. xxi+233pp. 8*^ [98,215; 89.] *53:2028 

Lover, Samuel, editor. Poems of Ireland. To 

which is added "Lover's metrical tales." Lond. 

Ward, Lock and Co. [1858.] xxvii+409 pp., 

illus. 12*^ [97,888; 89.] 31:2177 

Manzoni, Alessandro. Tragedie e poesie. Mil. 

Chiusi e Rechiedei. 1868. 426 pp. 12*^ [34, 

725; 89.] 56:5630 

Note. Bound with the above is : Prose varie, by the same author. 

Contents: Adelchi, tragedia.— II conte di Carmagnola, trngedia. — 
Inni sacri.— Strofe per una prinna comunione. — II cinque Maggio. — 
Marzo 1821. — U proclama di Kimini. 

Matthews, Brander and Hutton, Laurence, editors. 

Actors and actresses of Great Britain and the 

United States from the days of David Garrick to 



^lonoir (^Snglith). 



PlCTiOH (SngUik), 



Matthewa, B. and HuttOn. L-, eds.^( Continued.) 

tbo presonl time. The Kemblee atid thoii- con- 

temporarieB. N.Y. Caasell. 1886. (8+);i29 pp. 

12= [98,201; 89.] 23:1126.2 



Don. Jardiiii ; Wllliom Aicnu.-BobeH Will ism Ellisuin: W. Aurnii. 
ChBrieiMnt)i«wi: Hpnrj Gallup PuHi.-Charlea Ifemblp: B. Mat- 
THiwi. — TlioiBia ibihorpBCoD[wr; Josfph NorioD Uh-iub. — JoJm 
LIdidd; L. HirTTaK.-Chir1eiiN*Fne7aung; MHivId □. Bniitunii.- 
ElittO'Neill; L. Huttob. — Wm. Henrv West Betty ; L. Hottok. - 
Jndei. 

Moore. Frank, compiler and editor. Songs tind 

balluds of the aoiithorn people, 1861-5. N. Y, 
Applelon. 1886. 324 pp. 16° [98,008; 89.] 

31:2230 
Oberhalzer, Mrs. Sara Louisa. Daisies of verse. 

Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 152 pp. 12° [98, 
034; 89] 31:2760 

RoCkstrO, William Smyth. A geoeral hialory of 

music from tbe iufancj of the Greek drama to 
the preaenl period. Lond. Low. 1886. xiv-|- 
(ii+)535 pp., illuB. 8° [98,040; 89.] |0:2548 
Shakespeare, William. A new variorum edition 

of Siiakespeare, ed. by Horace Howard Fvn- 
NEBH.'Vol. G. Olbollo. Phil. Lippincott. [1886.] 
viii4-(ii+)471 pp. 8° [98,035; 89.] 32:1037 
Tasso, Torquato. Dialoghi, a cura di Cesare 

UtiASTi. Pirenze. Le Monnier. 1858-9. 3 v. 
(iT+)!(li+398 pp.; (iy-f)vi+362 pp.; (iv-Mxi-]- 
B73C+3) pp. 12° [34,729; 89] 56:5727-9 

Omlenls; Vol. 1. I tagni, o Teroda ]h pieuV.— II OoouiBn. o yerp 
del piacar onrato. — 11 Nila, o varo del piacere. — II measBgieTO. — 11 






—11 Qataajn Hccondo, □ yexo del Hiuocn. — 1 
A.~De ladlgaitt.— Lm Molu, o Tero ds 1'bi 
[■Iplgllo. o •ero de In oone.— 11 HtilpiE;iu 
la malliludine.— Ia CiTnletts o rem d^ la | 

RantlDne.D •«»! dp la pace. — II Ghirli'uu 

li.— IICOBIB 



—11 Man 



—II For 



—110. 



Tirta.-IIMiDtiimo, overodalflb 

Winter, William. The stage life of Mary Ander- 
son. W. Y. G. L Coombes. 1886. xiii4-(ii+) 
161(-^3) pp., 1 port. 12° [98,180; 89.] tO:2797 

Fiction.— English 

Argles, ■3f''«- Margaret. {The duchess.) Lady 

Branksmero. A novel. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 
323 pp. 12° [99,110; 89.] 35:710 

Argles, Mrs. Margarut. (The duchess.) A mental 

struggle. A novel. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 
292 pp. 12° [98,145; 89.] 35:711 

Balzac, Honors de. Eugenie Grandet. Bout. 

Roberts. 1886. (4+)294 pp. 12° [98,154; 
89.] 35:1521 

Baring-Gould, Rev. Sabine. Court Koyal. A 

Blory of cross currents. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 
iv-l-417 pp. 12° [98,102; 89.] 35:1574 

Brooks, B. S. In Leislcr'a times: an historical 

story of Knickerbocker New York. Illus. by 

William T. Smedley. Bost. Lothrop. [1886.] 

(2+^299 pp., 18 full page illua. 12° [98,027; 89.] 

35:2944 

Cameron, Mrs. U. Lovett. In a grass country: 

a story of love and sport. PhU. Lippincott. 
1886. 315 pp. 12° [98,017; 89.] 35:3736 



Cervus, G. I. Cot: a story of West Point. Phil. 

Lippincott. 1886. 286 pp. 12° [98,171; 89.] 

35-3984 

Collins, William Wilkie. The evil genius. NY. 

JohnW.LovdlCo. [188-.] 287 pp. 12° [98, 
080; 89.] (Lovell's lib., 722.) 35:4597 

Constance of Acadia. A novel. Boat. Roberts. 

1886. vi, 368 pp. 12° [98,167; 89.] 40:2103 
Dabney, Virginias. The atory of Don Uifi*, ai 

told by his friend John Bouche Whacker. A 
symphony of life. 2. ed. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 
492 pp., 4 fold. pp. of music. 12° [98,165; 89.1 

37:» 
Davis, Mrs. Rebecca Harding. Katasqua. H.Y. 

Casseil. [1886.] 154 pp. 12° [98,086; 89.1 
(Casaell'a " Kalnbow " aer.) 37:151 

Dowiing, George Thomas. The wreckers, A 

eociarstudy. 3. ed. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 
400 pp., 2 pis. 12° [98,158; 89.] 37:94! 

Face to face. N.Y. Scribners. 1886. 396 pp. 

12° [98,159; 89.] 40:2447 

Fargus. Fredorick John. {Hugh Conway.) Living 

or dead. A novel. W. Y. H. Hoit. 1886. 
33S pp. 16° [98,168; 89.] (Leisure hour ser., 
190) 37:1966 

Feuillet, Octave. Aliette. (La morte.) Tr. by 

J. Henry Haqer. N.Y. Appteton. 1886. 250 
pp. 12° [98,079; 89.] 37:2128 

Fuller, Edward. Fellow travellers: astory. Bost 

Cvpples, Upham. and Co. 1886. viii+341 pp. 
12° [98,155; 89.] 37:2517 

GIbbs, D. Cecil. If love be love. A forest idyl 

N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 192 pp. 16° [98,y77; 
89.] (Harper'a handy ser., 74.) 37:2957 

Haggard, H. Gider. King Solomon's mines. NY. 

Casseli. [1886.] vi,320pp. 12° [98,087; 89.1 
(Casselt'a "Rainbow" ser.) 37:3829 

Hammond, William A. and Lanza, Marchionea 

Clara. TaleBof eccentric life. N.Y. Appleton. 
1886. 209 pp. 12° [98,083; 89.] 37:3957 

CcmlaiU: The niTalorr of Mra. Broun.— Mr. St. Anwud.— A Budi- 
date far bedlam.— The golden lock.— Ad iDcideol in Dt. Temple's ca- 



Hardy, Arthur Sherburne. The wind of destiny. 

BoBt. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. 307 pp. 
12° [98,156; 89.] 37:3984 

Hardy, Thomas. The mayor of Caeterbridge. A 

novel. N. Y. B. Holt. 1886. 356 pp. 16° 
[98,157; 89.] (Leisure hour aer., 191.) 37;4080 
Herbert, Will. Not hia daughter. An American 

novel. Phil. Peterson. [1886.1 17-284 pp. 
16° [98,103; 89.] 37:4367 

Jenkins, Edward. The aecret of her life. N. Y. 

Appteton. 1886. 210 pp. 12° [98,175; 89.] 
(Parchment-paper ser., 18.) 38:305 

Lanza, Clara. See Hammond, W. A. and Lanza, C- 

Lillie. Lucy Cecil. Rolf house. N. Y. Barpen. 

1886. viii+266pp.,3Ipl8. 16° [98,149; 89] 

38:l74tt 

McCabe, James D. Tbe night-express. Phil. J. 

M. Stoddard and Co. 1879. 163 pp. 16° [97, 

818; 89.] 38:3124 



Fiction (SnglisK). 



Ill 



LlTfiRATtRK. 




Macfariftne, Margaret Russell. The magic of a 

voice. A novel. N. T. CasselL 1886. 285 

pp. 16** [98,150; 89.] 38:2227 

Martin, Elizabeth Gilbert. Whom God bath 
joined. A novel. N.Y. E. Salt 1886. 387 

pp. [98,161; 89.] (Leisure hour ser., 189.) 

38:2633 

May, Karl. The pirates of the Red sea : recol- 
lections of travel. Tr. from the German. Bait. 

liurvhy and Co. 1886. 481 pp. 12° 

89.] 

Milleri Cincinnatus Hiner, called Joaquin. The 
destruction of Gotham. N.Y. Funk and Wag- 
naUs. 1886. iv, 214 pp. W [98,153; 89.] 

38:2981 

Monte-Crlsto'S daughter. Sequel to Alexander 
Dumas' great novel, the "Count of Monte-Cris- 
to," and conclusion of **Edmond Dantes.*' Phil. 
Peterson. [1886.] (2+)19-372 pp. sq. 16° 
[98,111; 89.J 40:2463 

Murray, David Christie. Aunt Rachel. A rustic 

sentimental comedy. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 

196 pp. 16° [98,078; 89.] (Harper's handy ser., 

70.) 38:3304 

Phelps, Miss Elizabeth Stuart. Burglars in Par- 
adise. Bost. Houghton J Mifflin and Co, 1886. 
220 pp. 16° [98,081; 89.] (The Kiverside pa- 
per ser., 14.) 38:4393 

Reade, Charles. The white elephant. A story. 

N. Y. Gibson and King, [1884.] 88 pp. 12° 

[97,819; 89.] 39:173 

SCttddaPi Horace Elisha. Stories and romances 
Bost Houghton, Mifflin and Co, 1886. 298 pp 
16*^ [98,179; 89.] (Kiverside paper ser., 16.) 

39:1512 

Omtenti: Left oyer from the last century.— A bouse of entertain- 
ment.— Aookienully oyerheard.— A hard bargain.— A story of the oieffo 
of Botton.— Matthew, Mark, Lake and John.— Do not even the puD- 
lieuM the flame?— Nobody's business. 

Sergeanty Adeline. No saint. A study. N. Y, 

H.Holt, 1886. vi-f403pp. 16*^ [98,160; 89.] 

(Leisure honr ser., 187.) 39:1559 

Stannard. Mrs, Henrietta Eliza Yaaghan Palmer. 
(John Strange Winter,) Army society: life in 
a garrison town. N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 225 pp., 
2 pis., illos. 16*^ [98,170; 89.] (Harper's handy 
Ber., 78.) 39:2168 

Stannard, Mrs. Henrietta Eliza Yaughan Palmer. 

(John i^range Winter,) Pluck. A novel. N.Y. 

Harpers. 1886. 126 pp. 16^- [98,169; 89.] 

(Harper's handy ser., 79.) 39:2167 

TIdbaliy Mary Langdon. Barbara's vagaries. 

N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 175 pp. 12° 
89.] 

Wallothy Wilhelm. The king's treasure house : a 

romance of ancient Egypt. From the German 

by Mary J. Safford. N. Y. W, S. Gottsberger. 

1886. ii+-353pp. 16° [98,162; 89.] 40:61 

Winter, John Strange, (pseud.) See Stannard, 

Mrs. H. B. V. P. 

Witnass my hand. A Fenshire story. By the 

author of "Lady Gwendolen's tryst." N. Y. 

CasseU. [188-.] 193 pp. 12^ [98,085; 89.] 

(CaaaeU's Kainbow ser.) 40:2754 




Woolf, Philip. Who is guilty? N. Y. CasseU. 
1886. vi+9-247 pp. 16° [98,163; 89.] 

40:B20 

Woolson, Miss Constance Fenimore. East Angels. 

A novel. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 591 pp. 

16*^ [98,166; 89.] 40:841 

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Note. Title taken partly from half-title. 

Contents: Vol.1. Dissertazione suite poeaie liriche di Dante.— II 
canzoniere, annotato e illustrato da Pietro Fraticelli, aggiuntovi le 
rime sacre e le poenie latme. 

Vol. 2. Dissertazione suUa Vita nuova. — La Vita nuova, i trattiti 
De vnlgari eloquio, De monarchia e la uiiestione de aqua et terra, con 
traduzibne italiana delle opere scritte latinamente, e not« e illustra- 
zioni di Pietro Fbaticklli. 

Vol. 3. Dissertazione sul Ck>nvito.— II Conrito e le epistole, con 
illuBtrazioni e note de Pietro Fbaticklli e d*altri. 

Galilei, Galileo, Le opere di. Prima edizione 
completa, condotta sugli autentici manoscritti 
palatini. [Direttore Eugenio Albcri.] Firenze. 
Soc. editr. fiorent, 1842-56. 16 v. 8° [44,034; 
89.] *56:5540-55 

Oontenti: Vols. 1-6. Opere astronomiche. 
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Vol. 2. Lettere di Galileo intomo al sistema Copemicano. — Escr- 
citazioni filosofiche di Antonio Rocco contro il Dialogo dei massimi 
sistemi.— Postille di G. alle Esercitazioni del Rocco. — Discorso di Lo- 
dovico DELLK CoLOMBc contro il moto della terra. — Postille di G. al 
Discorso di L. dolle Colombo. — Discorso di G. a Monsig. Orsino intomo 
il fluHSo e rcfluuso. 2 fold. pis. 

Vol. 3. Trattato della sfera. o cosmografia. — Siderous nuncius. — 
Lettere intomo le apparenze della luna.— De ph«enomenis in orbe lunn 
et de luce et lumine aispututio, a Julio Csesare La Galla. — Postille 
di G. al Discorso del La Galla. — Lettere intorno alle macchie solari. 
10 fold. pis. 

Vol. 4. De tribus cometis anni 1618 disputatio astronomica.— Dis- 
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Malmonides. See Moses ben Maimon. 

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Rev. John White Chadwick, of Brooklyn. — The debt of religion to 
aoience ; Rev. Minot J. Savaob, of Boston.— The church in its relation 
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introductory to a course of illustrations of the 
morbid anatomy of the heart and aorta, delivered 
to the profession in ibe autumn of 1826. Lond. 
Longman. 1827. 10(+2) pp. f ' [48,687; 90.] 
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Flint, Austin. Medicine of the future: an address 
prepared for the annual meeting of the British 
Medical Association in 1886, NT Y. Appleton. 
1886. 37 pp., 1 port. 12° [100,015; 90.] 46:637 
Faroordalned : & stor)* of heredity and of special 
parental influence. By an observer. N. Y. 
Foirler and Wells Co. 1886. 90 pp. 12° [100, 
317; 90.] 45:1C53 

Fotherolll, John Milner. A manual of dietetics. 
N. Y W. Wood and Co. 1886. viii-}-255 pp. 
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French, ^^s- Elizabeth J. A new path in elec- 
trical therapeutics: an account of the author's 
great discovery of electrical cranial diagnosis, and 
the scientific application of different currents of 
electricity to the cure of disease. A brief trea- 
tise on anatomy and physiology, an historical ac- 
count of the discoveries in magnetism and elec- 
tricity, the progress of medical science, and brief 
sketches of the lives of eminent practitioners, 
from t ho earliest ages to the present century; also 
a thorough system of hygiene; to which are ad- 
ded pluiti directions for the treatment of disease 
by the author's system of electrical applications. 
5. ed , rev. and corr. Phil. Lippincoti. 1886, 
xi4-9-2li9 pp., 1 port., illus. 12° [97,805;-90.] 
46:5522 



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Berber, Nikolaus. Chemical and physical analy- 
sis of milk, condensed milk, and infants' milk- 
foods, with special regard to hygiene and sanitary 
milk inspection. A laboratory guide, developed 
from practical experience, intended for chemists, 
physicians, sanitarians, students, etc. Tr. from 
the rev. German ed., and ed. by Hermann Ender- 
MANN. N. Y. 1882. viii-flOl pp., illus. 8° 
[100,316; 90.] 45:1874 

Goulard, Thomas. A treatise on the effects and 
various preparations of load, particularly of the 
extract of saturn, for different chirurgical disor- 
ders. Tr. from the French. The 6. ed., with re- 
marks, by G. Arnaud, and a table exhibiting the 
difference between English and French weights. 
Dab. R. Moncneffe. 1777. (8+)231 pp. 16° 
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Grafe, Albrecht von. Three memoirs on iridec- 
tomy in certain forms of iritis, choroiditis, and 
glaucoma. Tr. by Thomas Windsor. Lond. 
New Sydenham Soc, 1859. 247-380 pp. 8° [44, 
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monographs.) In *46:19 

Graham, Thomas John. A treatise on indiges- 
tion. With observations on some painful com- 
plaints originating in indigestion, as tic doulou- 
reux, nervous disorder, etc. 1. Amer. from the last 
Lond. ed., rev. and enl.: with notes; and an ap- 
pendix, containing observations relative to the 
mode of treating dyspepsia lately adopted and 
recommended by Dr. Avery, Mr. Halstead, and 
others; by an American physician. Phil. Key 
and Mielke, 1831. xii, 206 pp. 8° [48,053; 90.] 

46:1482 
Hammond, William A. See United States sani- 
tary commission. 

Handboolc for the instruction of attendants on the 

insane. Bost. Cupples, Upham and Co. 1886. 

137 pp. 12° [98,224; 90.] 46:1898 

Hare, Hobart Amory. The physiological and 
pathological effects of the use of tobacco. Phil. 
P. Blakiston, son and co. 1885. 86 pp., &pls. 8° 
[100,096; 90.] (Fiske fund prize dissert., 34.) 

45:1877 

Harrison, John P. Elements of materia medica 

and therapeutics. Cin. Desilver and Burr. 1845. 

2v. viii-f405pp.; (6+)619pp. 8° [48,059; 

90.] 46:5243-4 

HirSCh, August. Handbook of geographical and 
historical pathology. Tr. from the 2. German 
ed., by Charles Crbiohton. Lond. New Syden- 
ham Soc. 1883-5. 2 V. xvii4-710 pp.; xii-f 681 pp. 
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106,112.) *46:74.1-2 

Contents: Vol. 1. Acute infective diseases. 

Vol. 2. Chronic infective, toxic, parasitic, septic and constitu- 
tional diseases. 

HirSCh, B. Die Priifung der Arzneimittel rait 
Kiicksicht anf die wichtigsten europaischen 
Pharmakopoen, nebst Anleitung zur Revision der 
5ffentlichen und der Haus-Apotheken, Dispensir- 
und Mineral wasser-Anstalten, Drogen- und Ma- 
terialwaaren-HandlangeD. Zum Gebrauch fiir 



Hirsch, B.— (Continued.) 

Medicinalbeamte, Aerzte, Apotheker und Dro- 
gisten. 2., vollst&nding neu bearb. Aufl. Ber. 
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Hodges, Eichard. On the nature, pathology and 

treatment of puerperal convulsions. Lond. 

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182; 90.] 46:4824 

Hodgicin, Thomas. Lectures on the morbid anat- 
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Contents: On the serous membranes ; and, as appended subjects, 
parnftitical animals, malignant adventitious structures, and the indi- 
cations afforded by colour. 

HofTbauer, Johann Christoph. Medecine legale 
relative aux alienes ot anx sourds-muetB, ou les 
lois appliquees aux desordres de rintelligence. 
Trad, de Tallemand sur la derni^re ed. par A.-M. 
Chambetron, avec des notes par MM. EIsquirol 
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Hogben, James. Obstetric studies: comprehend- 
ing a treatise on parturition ; likewise the vari- 
ous accompanying sytnptoms during pregnancy, 
and subsequently to labour: with descriptive ref- 
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♦46:6103 

Landois, L. A manual of human physiology, in- 
cluding histology and microscopical anatomy; 
with special reference to the requirements of prac- 
tical medicine. Tr. from the 4. German ed. With 
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Martindale, William. Coca, cocaine and its salts: 

their history, medical and economic uses, and 

medicinal preparations. Lond. H. K. Lewis. 

1886. viii+69 pp., 1 cord pi. 16** [100,039; 90.] 

46:5392 

Oswald, Felix Leopold. Household remedies, 
for the prevalent disorders of the human organ- 
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Otto, Friedrich Julius. Anleitung zur Ausmitte- 
lung der Gifle und zur £rkennung der Blut- 
flecken bei gerichtlich-chemischen Untersnchun- 
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Fiir Chemiker, Apotheker, Medicinalbeamte und 
Juristen, Leitfaden in Laboratorien und bei Yor- 
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P&rkes, Edmund A. The composition of the 
urine, in health and disease, and under the ac- 
tion of remedies. Lond. J. Churchill. 1860. 
xxiv+404 pp. 8° [44,238; 90.] 46:4183 

Payan, P.-S. Des rem^des antisypbilitiques, de 
lenr appreciation et de leur application tb^ra- 
peutiques, memoire couronne par la Soci^te roy- 
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Percy, Pierre-Francois, baron, Pyrolechnie cbi- 
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chirargie. Par. Afequignon Vaine pere. 1811. 

xl+;ill pp., 1 fold. pi. 16° [48,290; 90.1 

In 46:3375 

Perry, J. F. (Ashmont.) Dogs: their manage- 
ment and treatment in disease. A study of the 

theory and practice of canine medicine. [Bost.] 

Author. 1885. v+208 pp. 12° [96,787; 90.1 

46:5735 

PetK, Antoine. Memoire sur la retention d'arine, 
prodaite par les retrecissemens da canal de 
I'oretre, ou paralldle des trois princi pales methodes 
qui ont ete employees, jusqu* a ce jour, pour le 
traitementdecette maladie; parallele dans lequel 
on prouve, par des faits, la preeminence et Tinoc- 
cuite du traitement par le caustique perfection ne 

Jar Tauteur; lu a Tlnstitut de France. Par. 
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PiffiBird, Henry G. A guide to urinary analysis, 

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Pomeroy, Oren D. The diagnosis and treatment 
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Prout, William. An inquiry into the nature and 
treatment of diabetes, calculus, and other affec- 
tions of the urinary organs: with remarks on the 
importance of attending to the state of the urine 
in organic diseases of the kidney and bladder: 
and some practical rules for determining the nat- 
ure of the disease from the sensible and chemical 
properties of thM secretion. From the 2. Lond. 
ed., rev. and much enl.: with notes and additions 
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46:4036 
Puei, Edmond. Des ulcerations du col do la ma- 
trice, et de leurs diverses formes, envisag^es 
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Remington, Joseph P. The practice of pharmacy: 
a treatise on the modes of making and dispens- 
ing officinal, unofficinal, and extemporaneous 
preparations, with descriptions of their proper- 
ties, uses and doses. Intended as a hand-book for 
pharmacists and physicians, and a text-book for 
students. Phil. Lippincott. 1885. 1080 pp., illus. 
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Sempie, Bobert Hunter, compiler and editor. See 

Bretonneau, P., Guersant, P-L.-B. and others. 

Smtth, Truman. An examination of the question 
of anffisthesia, arising on the memorial of 
Charles Thomas Wells, presented to the United 
States senate, 2. session, 32. Congress, and referred 
to a select committee, of which the Hon. Isaac P. 
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SperinO, Casimiro. La syphilisation etudi^e 
comme methode curative et comme moyen pro- 
pbylactique des maladies veneriennes. Trad, de 
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Stevenson. John. Deafness; its causes, preven- 
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Sutton, John Bland. An introduction to general 
pathology, founded on three lectures delivered 
at the Royal college of surgeons, London, 1886. 
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Taft, Jonathan. A practical treatise on operative 
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46:4496 

Tenon, Jacques- Rene. Memoires et observations 
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Thomas, Joseph. A complete pronouncing med- 
ical dictionary: embracirig the terminology of 
medicine and the kindred sciences, with their 
signification, etymology, and pronunciation. With 
an appendix, comprising an explanation of the 
Latin terms and phrases occurring in medicine, 
anatomy, pharmacy, etc.; together with the neces- 
sary directions for writing Latin prescriptions, etc. 
On the basis of Thomas's Comprehensive pro- 
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Tilt, Edward John. The change of life in health 
and disease. A practical treatise on the nerv- 
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Tomes, John and Charles Sissmore. A system of 

dental surgery. 2. ed., rev. and enl. Phil. 

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United States army. The medical department of 
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direction of the surgeon general by flarvey B. 
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United States sanitary commission. Military 

medical and surgical essays, prepared for the. 
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Contents: Military hygiene And therapeutics; Alfred Post and 
William U. Van Buren. — Control and prevention of infectious dis- 
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diseases ; W. H. Van Bi'ren. — Vaccmation in armies; F. G. Smith 
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W. H.Van Burem.— Scurvy; William A. Hammond.— Miasmatic fevers; 
John T. Metcalf. — Continued fevers; J. Baxter Uph am. — Yellow 
fever; J. T. Mbtcalp. — Pneumonia; Austin Flint. — Dysentery ; A. 
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wounds, and the best means of arresting it (illus.); V. Mott.— Treat- 
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Amputations (illiu).); Stephen Smith. — The excision of joints for 
traumatic cause ; R. M. Hodoxs. — Venereid diseases ; Freeman J. 
Bumstbad. 



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Van Buren, VVilliam B..aiid Keyes, P^- ^■'- A prnc- 

lical trealiau on the suryiuul diaoaaes of the 
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46:405(i 

Fiction.— English. 

Alger, Horatio, jr. Hel]>ing liimBclf; or, Grant 
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35:570 
Andersen, Uans CliHslian. Fuiry tales. 1. 

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40:1^95 
Banning, Howe. Hope Roed's upper windows. 

N, Y, .-Inier. Tract Soc. [1885.] 304 pp., 4 
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Birthday party, Tho, and othur stories. A book 

for girls. Bosl. T. B. Noomn and Co. 1885. 
305 pp, 18= [99,985; 90.] (.Snowdrop lib.) 

40:2072 



Brinkerhoff. II- i.ij i:. .N'ah-noe-ta, a tale of the 

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Buchanan, Robert. The master of the mine, 
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Burnaby, Frodericlf. Our radicals. A lale o( 
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Campbell, Helen. Miss Melinda's opportunity. 
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Carey, Rosa Nouchetle. Wooed and married, 
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Chambers, Julius. Lovers four and maidens five. 
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Champney, ^trs. Lizzie W. Tho bubbling teapot. 
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Cleveland. Uoae Elizabeth. The long run. De- 
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Corbett, Julian. Tho fall of Asgard. A novel, 
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Coulter, John. Mr. Desmond, U. S. A. Chic. 
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Daly, Myrliila N. A moral sinner, N. Y. Cas- 
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('■Rainbow' ser.) 37:53 

Daudet. Alphonse. Stories of Provence. From 
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handy ser., 51.) 37:100 

CbnlmM; Inlrodnulion, — Mi 
rilf.— Mr. SeguJD's ifont,— The 

. mchfr'HrliiTr.— Thenanwoo/ _... 

of the duuphiD. — The iiiih-pn4^i in the counirr, — The aurf of Cu- 
Cllifnnn, — The lieht'housf si Ihe Saniruiiuinu, - The wrei-k of Ida 
-^mlllHnle,"— XeKendiif the miin with goM bnin>, — BiiiiW* 
S!Kine!."ick^pi^ "" """' '""""' '~ """'''"'■"' ""» ■ 

Du Boisgobey, Fortune. Arliele722; or, Roger's 
inheritonee, (Le bac, the ferry-boat.) Tr. 
from the French by A, D. H. Chic, Rand, Mc- 
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90.] 35:2307 

Salt. Slime i>ij Ihf- ferrj-lwM. 

Ecilaw, Ary. The romance of a German court. 
A transi, of " Le roi de Theasalie." 2. ed. 
Lond, Remington. lSi86. 2 v, (8+)275 pp,; 
(4+)267 pp, 12° [100,042; 90.] 37:1456.1-3 
Eckstein, Ernst. Aphrodite. A romance of an- 
cient Hellas. From the German by Mary J. 
Safford. N,Y. W. S. Gottsherger. 1836. (2-1-) 
289 i)p, 16° [100,180; 90,] 37:145a 

Egan, Maurice Francis, Tho life around us: n 
collection of storicB. N. Y. Pustet. . [1885.] 
(ix+)409 pp. 12° [99,954; 90,] 37:158* 

CbalraiK AiniKl-eomedj, — Lilie«»mong thora*. — Phili»i».— » 

—A inrHKitri'lppa m,— John NelMm's mirriiuf!— Ariods the "Olire 
'.r.iuohef." the «lurv of a New York boy. — Al lh# Gate of DHih.- 
Tlii' fiiiMiiEml crRHh.— A xtiiry Dflodiiy.-The Lialev,— Inei,— "A wr- 
n,u 'e urowu of Motrow,'-— Rope.-The Jhwx of Dealh,— CHmiel, 

Egan, Maurice Francis, Stories of duty: a book 
(or boyaand girls. Phil. Fasy, Cornier and Co. 

1885. 225pp. 16° [99.955; 90] 37:'5y:i 

tlin'tnd; How [hry worked ihpir war.— The boys Id ihe hUck,— 
Thv hiiuxe ilial Jol.n liuill,— A chinJ of iho Hood*,— Mr. KalbfleiKh. 

Fenn, George Manville. Double cunning. The 
taleof a transparunl mystery. N.Y. Appleton. 

1886. 392 pp. 12" [100,203; 90,] 37:2089 
Flaubert, Gustavo. Salammbo, Englished by 

M, French Sheldon. Transl. authorised by ihe 
heirs of Gustave Flanbert. Lond. Saxon <i»i 
Co. 1886. x.iiii-|-421 pp, 12° [98,:i*77; 100, 
031; 90.] 37:2236 

Ford, Sully Rochester. Raids and romance of 

Morgan and his men. 2. ed. Mobile. .S'. R- 
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FosdiCk, Charles A, {liarry Casllemon.) Joe 

Wayring at home ; or, the adventures of a fly- 
rod. Phil. Porter and Coates. [1886,1 4t3'pp., 
4 pis. 16° [100.177:90.] (ForeBl and Btrenni 
ser) 37:34M 

GODOl, Nikolai Vaailievitcb. Taras Bulba. X,Y. 

T. Y. Crowell and Co. [1886,] 295 pp., 1 port. 
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Grefl, Perey, ed(Yor. Across the aodiac: the story 

ol a wrecked record. Lond. Trubner. 1880. 
2 v. (6+)296pp,; (6-f)388 pp. 12° [100,243) 
90.] 37:3475.1-2 



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Hamerton, Eagenie. Golden mediocrity. A 

novel. Boat. Roberts, 1886. 273 pp. 16° 

[100,1D5; 90.] 37:3901 

Hamlin, Myra Sawyer. A politician's daughter. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1886. 231 pp. 12° [100, 

205; 90.] 37:3954 

Hay, Mary Cecil. Lester's secret. A novel. N. 

Y. Harpers. 1886. 30H pp. 16° [100,083; 

90.] (Harper's handy ser., 49.) 37:4223 

Haya, Mrs. Helen. Aspirations. N.Y. T. Whit' 
taker. 1886. 331 pp. 12° [98,196; 90.] 

37:4251 
Hays, Jtfr«. William J. See Hays, Mrs. H. 

Herchenbach, Wilhelm. Afler many days. Tr. 
and adapted from the German. By Agnes Sad- 
LiER. N. Y. D. and J. Sadlier and Co. 1886. 
119 pp. 12° [100,078; 90.] (By sea and shore 
ser.) 37:4377 

Herchenbach, Wilhelm. Angel Hilda. Tr. and 
adapted from the German. By Agnes Sadlier. 

N. Y. D. and J. Sadlier and Co. 1886. 138 pp. 

12° [100,081; 90.] (By sea and shore ser.) 

37:4378 

Herchenbach, Wilhelm. Lucy Harding. Tr. and 
adapted fron^ the German. By Agnes Sadlier. 

N. Y. D. and J. Sadlier and Co. 1886. 139 pp. 

12° [100,080; 90.] (By sea and shore ser.) 

37:4379 

Herchenbach, Wilhelm. The voyage of the Ver- 
onica. Tr. and adapted from the German by 
Agnes Sadlier. N. Y. D. and J. Sadlier and Co. 
1886. 118 pp. 16° [100,079; 90.] (By sea and 
shore ser.) 37:4380 

Homerus. See Witt, C. 

Howe, B. W. A moonlight boy. Bost. Ticknor. 
1886. 342 pp., frontis. 12° [99,943; 90.] 

37:4710 

Justina. Bost Roberts. 1886. 249 pp. 16° 

[99,984; 90.] (No name ser.) 40:2791 

King, Thorold. Haschisch. A novel. Chic. 

McClurg and Co. 1886. 314 pp. 16° [100, 

121; 90.] 38:920 

Lee. Katharine. Katharine Blj^the. A novel. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 258 pp. 16° [100, 

179; 90.] (Harper^s handy ser., 87.) 38:1424 

Liiliei -Lucy Cecil. Jo*s opportunity. N. Y. 

Harpers. 1886. 175 pp., 14 pis. 16° [100, 

179; 90.] 38:1749 

Murray, David Christie. Aunt Rachel. A rustic 

sentimental comedy. Lond. Macmillan. 1886. 

2 V. viii+197 pp.; (4+)220 pp. 12° [98,383; 

90.] 38:3305.1-2 

Murray, David Christie. Cynic fortune: a tale 

of a man with a conscience. N. Y. Harpers. 

1886. 132 pp. 16° [100,057; 90.] (Harper's 

handy ser., 81.) 38:3306 

Norris, William E. Her own doing. A novel. 

N.Y. Harpers. 1886. i:^7 pp. 16° [100, 

191; 90.] (Harper's handy ser., 80.) 38:366 1 

Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret (O. Wilson). A country 

Sentleman and his family. Lond. Macmillan. 
6. (4+)463 pp. • 12° [98,538; 90.] 38:3891 



Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret (O. Wilson). Effie Ogil- 

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1886. 188 pp. 16° [100,056; 90.] (Harper's 

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Roosevelt, liobcrt Barnwell. Love and luck. 

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Sadlier, Agnes. See Herchenbach, W. 

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Sinnett, A. P. Karma. A novel. New ed. Lond. 

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Souvestre, Emile. The chamois-hunter. Tr. 

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sufferings in a desert isle, his journey in the wild 
Highlands; his acquaintance with Alan Breck 
Stewart and other notorious Highland Jacobites ; 
with all that he suffered at the hands of his uncle, 
Ebenezer Balfour of Shaws, falselj" so-called. Writ- 
ten by himself And now set forth by S. N. Y. 
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Tolstoi, Lyof iNikolaievitch, Graf. Childhood, 
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39:3051 
Valera, Juan. Pepita Ximenez. From the Span- 
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Van Zile, Edward S. Wanted — a sensation. A 

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Walford, L. B. The history of a week. A novel. 

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Nole. A prose version of Homer*s Odyssey ; adapted for young 
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Wood, ^TS. Charlotte Dunning. Cabin and 

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Woods, Mrs. Kate Tannatt. That dreadful boy. 

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Co. 1886. 316 pp. 12° [100,256; 90.] 40:796 

Yonge, Charlotte Mary. Chantry hou8e. Lond. 

Macmillan. 1886. x+405 pp. 12° [98,539; 

90.] 40:1318 

Yonge, Miss Charlotte Mary. Nuttio's father. 

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Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. L'ingegnoso 

idalgo Don Chisciotte della Mancia, trad, da 
Bartolomeo Gamba ed ora rived, da Francesco 
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Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. El ingenioso 

hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. Par. Cor- 
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Vol. 2. 1707-1800. 

Vol. 3. 1800-1805. 

Vol. 4. 1806-9. 

Vol. 5. 180^1.3. 

Vol. 6. 1813-27. 

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medicine. Phil. Blakiston. 1885. 174 pp. 8° 

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Zulzer, Wilhelm. Lehrbuch der Harn-Analyse. 
Zum Gebrauche bei physiologischen Untersu- 
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1880. viii+232 pp., 1 fold, tab., illus. 12<» [96, 
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Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Baxfey, Isaac R. The temple of Alanthur, with 

other poems. N. Y. Putnams. 1886. viii-f 

136 pp. 12° [100,217; 91.] 31:2374 

Beowulf: an Anglo-Saxon poem, and the fight at 
Finnsburg. Tr. by James M. Garnett. With 
facs. of the unique ms. in the British museum. 
Cotton. Vitellius A xv. 2. ed.,rcv. Bost. Ginn, 
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236; 91.] 31:2293 

Brareton, Austin. Shakespearean scenes and 
characters: with descriptive notes on the plays, 
and the principal Shakespearean players, from 
Betterton to Irving. Lond. Cassell. 1886. 96 
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Byron, George Gordon Noel, lord. Childe Har- 
old's pilgrimage. A romaunt. Ed. with notes 
by William J. Eolfe. Bost. Ticknor. 1886. vi, 
288 pp., illus. 16° [100,218; 91.] 31:2397' 

Cronkhite, Henry M. Eeymond : a drama of the 

American revolution. N. Y. Putnams. 1886. 

101 pp. 12° [100,216; 91.] 32:796 



Dante Alighieri. The Divina eommedia. Tr. 

into English verse b}" James Ford. Lend. 

Smith. Elder and Co. 1870. xvi+430 pp., 1 port. 

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Dunbar, William, The poems of; ed. by John 

Small. Edin. Blackwood. 1884. 2 pts. in 1 

vol. iv+160pp.; vi4-161-329 pp. 8° [98,074; 

91.] (Scottish Text Soc.) *|:4351 

Fawcett, Edgar. Romance and revery : poeras. 

Bost. Ticknor. 1886. vi, 200 pp. 12** [99, 

989; 91.] 31:2513 

K , C. H., compiler. Unity songs resong. Chic. 

Colegrove Book Co. 1885. 159 pp. 18** [98, 
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Leo Xlir., pope. The Latin poems of. Done into 
English verse by the Jesuits of Woodstock col- 
lege. Pub. with the approbation of his holiness. 
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Note. Text and iranslation. Has also a t. p. in Latin. 

Lillie, Lucy Cecil. The story of music and mu- 
sicians for young readers. ]N. Y. Harpers. 

1886. X, 245 pp., illus. 16^ [99,966; 91.] 

10:2547 

Melville, Herman. Battle-pieces and aspects of 
the war. N. Y. Harpers. 1866. x, 272 pp. 

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Messenger, Mrs. Lillian T. (Rozell.) The vision 

of gold, and other poems. N. Y. Putnams. 

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NekraSOV, N. A. Red-nosed frost. Tr. in the 
original meters from the Russian. Bost. Tick- 
nor. 1886. (4+)120 pp., frontis. 12° [98,033; 
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liote. Text and translation. Has the same tiUe in Russian. 

Piatt, Mrs. Sarah Morgan Bryan. In primrose 
time: a new Irish garland. Bost Houghton, 

Mifflin and Co. 1886. 70 pp. 12° [98,225; 91.] 

31:2791 

Raymond, George Imnsing. A life in song. N. 
Y. Putnams. 1886. (4+)333pp. 16° [100, 

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Siddons, J- H. The Shakespearian referee: a 
cyciopfiedia of four thousand two hundred 
words, obsolete and modern, occurring in the 
plays of Shakespeare, with original and other ex- 
planations, commentaries, annotations, etymolo- 
gies, etc., derived from a groat variety of authen- 
tic sources. To which are added tranttlations of 
all the Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish words 
occurring in the plays. Wash. W. H. Lewder- 
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Wilson, John Grosvenor. Lyrics of life. N. Y. 

Caxton Book Concern. 1886. vi+190 pp. 16*» 

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Fiction.— English. 

Alcott, Louisa May. Jo*s boys, and bow they 

turned out. A sequel to " Little men. " Bost 

Roberts. 1886. 365 pp., frontis. 16* [100,623; 

91.] 35:447 



PionoB (fflijH»A). 



Fionon (EngliMhy 



AralOS, ^i^s. Margnrcl. {The duchess.) Lndy 

Valwoi'lb's diamonds, and Tbo hnunted uliam- 

ber. Phil. L'ppi'ncott. 18fl7. [1886.] (4+) 

319 pp. ]2° [l(JU,(i58; 91.] 35:712 

Bailey, Miss . (Ednn Lyall.) Won by waiting. 

A novel. N. Y. Appteton. ISliti. (fi+)895 
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Baker, I^lla a. Put in bislhumb and pulled out 

a plum. Stories for a CbristmaH piu. Bost. 
Lothrop. [1886.] iv, 322 pp., frontia.. viKfiCtle 
t. p., illua. 12" [100,021; 91.] 35:137:^ 

Baring-Gould, Rev. Sitbine. Lililo Tu'penny. A 

lalo, N. Y. Apphton. 1SS6. 159 pp. 12° 
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Bartlett, Gcor^o H. A commercial trip wi:li an 

Dneommerdal ending. Chic. Rand, McNally 
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35:11179 
Bartlett, J. Gordon. Edith Dnyton. A neve!. 

N. Y. Brentano Bros. 188G. 226 pp. 12° [98, 
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Beauties of German litoruluro, as exemplified 

by ihc works of Piciilkr, Hicutkr, ZsctiOKKE 
and TiEcK. AViib bioRi-nphical notices. Lond. 
F. Warneand Co. [188(i.] (G-|-)3(-i-2)-f 37(j pp. 
12° [100,403; 91.] ("CliandoB classics.") 

40:1514 

Cbilnti: QneniinMmynCnmllni-Piciim.-JohiinnMMi'liDrepl; 
O. PitHLii.— Tlie drslh of nn »ng<'l : Jenn I'hiiI Frii'<lrli:ti lEiinrii.— 
Thr broken cup: Jnl.inn KHnnvh Dnvtd Zatuotxi.— LVinoens; or, 
tbe drstli at tht poet ; Joliann Ludwig Tiici, 

Biiithgen, Victor. See Ewinfl, Mrs. J. H. 
Brihat, Alfred de. A dark deed. (La eorciere 

noire— Tbo black eorceress) Adapted from 
the French by A, D. R. Chic. Hand, McNnlly 
and Co. 18S6, 303 pp. 13° [100,513; 91.] 

35:2729 
Burnett, Frances Hodgson. Little Lord Faunt- 

leroy. N. Y. Scn'bners. 1886. xi + 209 pp., 
ijlus, aq. 12" [100,f>22; 91.] 35:3397 

Campbeli-Praed, ^rs. . The head station : 

a novel of Austriiiiun lifo. N, Y. Hiirpers. 
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bandy scr., 77.) 35:3737 

Gaunter, Seu. Hobnrt. The romance of history. 
India. Lond. F. Warne and Co. [188(i.] vi 
C+ii) + 5Upp. 12° [100,398; 91.] (" CbandoB 
claeaics. ") 35:3954 

Omrmh.* Thetnreller'idreiiin.— The i'loLurBamniil.— The roval 
merchnnl.— Thn AhyMinnn Bla.c-Tlie Rnlpool rnnrrlngc-Tho M»- 
bnmediin NimrcKj.— The rivnl lirolhers.-Tlie siege of Ounlinr— The 
purinii.— The defence of rhillor*,— The light o7 (hp world. -The 
prince and Ihe fnkeer.-Tliv Oiiirnh'a iltiuul^tvr,-The revolt of 111* 
{■keen.— The Mnhniia chief. 

Cliurch, Rev. Alfred J. Two thoDsand years ago ; 
or, the adventures of a Roman boy. With 12 

full-page illus. by Adrian Marie. Lond. Blackie. 

1886. vi, 384 pp. 12° [100,564; 91.] 35:4253 

Claretie. Joles. Prince Zilah. Tr. from tbe 67. 

French od. Lond. Vizetelly and Co. 18S5, viii, 

320 pp. 12° [100,584; 91.] (Vizotelly'a one- 
vo!. novels, 11.) 35:4308 
Conklin. J^rs. Nathaniel, (Jennie M. Drinkicattr.') 

That Quisset house. N. Y. Carters. [188(i.] 
vi, 518 pp. 12° [100,626; 91.] 37:854 



Coxnn, Ethel. The long lane. A novel. N, Y. 

Hiirptrs. 1886. 222 pp. 16" [100,382; 91.] 
(Harper's handy ser., 92.) 35:4884 

Dai Vero, M. Franuie, A socialistic romance, 

bei ng for the raost part an idyll of England and 
Slimmer. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 154 pp. 16" 
[100,:181; 91.] (Harper's handy ser, 93.) 37:5* 
Demlng, P. Adirondack stories. Bost. Houghton, 

JUiffliit and Co. 188fi. 192 pp. 16° [100,;^?R; 
9t.] (Kiverside pocket ecr., :i.) 37;292 

— BeDiiimin Jacqiie*.— llte'i' wife.— An AdlrondBcU nelgliboriiood. 

Dennery, Adolphe-Pbilippe. Love's martyr; or, 

tho wife's sacrifice. (Martyrel) Tr. by N. 

Bradbury Walker. Chic. Band, McNally and 

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DostoyevskV, Feodor M. Crime and punishment, 
A Russian realistic novel. N.Y. T. Y. Croyrell 

and Co. [1886.] 456 pp., 1 port. 12° [100.646; 

91.] 37:779 

Ou Boisgobey, Fortune. The crime of tho opera 
house, 15, tliouB. Lond. Vizetelly and Co. 

18S6, 2 V. in 1, 202 pp.; 204 pp. 16° [100, 

395; 91.] (Du Boisgobey's sensational novels, 7.) 
35:'2308 

EdwardeS, Mrs. Annie, A playwright's daugh- 
ter. A novel. N. Y, Harpers. 1986. i;« pp. 

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37:1511 
Ennery, Adolphe-Philippe J'. See Dennery, A.-P. 

Ewing, Mrs. Juliana Horatia. (Mrs. Ocerl/ieway.') 
Mary's meadow, and Letters from a little gar- 
den. Jllus. by Gordon Browne. Lond, Soc.for 
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Ewing, A/rs. Juliana Horatia. (Mrs. Overtheicay.) 
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talcs. Bost. Roberts. 1886. vi (-f-ii)-|'356 pp., 
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f.-t}te. The Iwl but oon iitory (r. tmm the Gcrmmn of Victor 
Bi.aiuai;i by Maj. YiiTam-BiaM. 

.—The triukbird'n 

lyVsi . 

Mid tnoU.— The I 

FarguS, Frederick John. (Hugh Conway.') Bound 

by a spell, Ohio. F. C. Laird. [1886.] 225 
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FInley, Mrs. Martha Farqubarson. (Martha Far- 

quh-irson.) Elsie's kitb and kin, N.Y. Dodd, 
Mead and Co. [1886.] 338 pp., frontia, 12<* 
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Finley, ^frs. Mnnha Farqnharson, -(Martha Far- 

quharson.) Mildred's boys and girU. A se- 
quel 10 Mildred's married life. N. Y. Dodd, 
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Finley, ^frs. Martha Farqubarson. (Martha Far- 

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Dodd, Mead and Co. [1886.] 305 pp. 12° [100, 
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Fleming, Mrs. May Agnes (Early). The queen 

of the iale, A novel, N, Y. G. W. Dilling- 
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Picnow (English). 



FionoR {EngUtk). 



Foraiii H. A. The other Bide. A Bot-ial otndy 

bflBt'd on fjK-l. Ctfve. Ingham. Clarke and Co. 
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Frith, Henry. Under Bavard'a banner: a story 

of the days of cbivnlry. Lond. Cassell. 1886. 
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Gilliam, Chm-lca F. Lovo and medicine. A 

novel. Wush. Gray and Clarkson. 1886. 
390 pp. 12° [99,9aH; 91.] 37:3019 

Gogol, Kikolai Vasilievitcb. St. John's eve, and 

other storiea. Tr. from the Russian by laabel 
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Graham, John W. Neeern: a tale of ancient 

Koine. Lond. MacmiUan. 18o6. 427 pp. 
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Grant, Robert. A romantic yonnp ludy. Bost. 

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37:3364 

Graves, AUda W. My pearl. N. Y. Carters. 

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Guernsey, MUs Lucy Ellen. Through unknown 

ways ; or. iho jonrnal-boolcB of Mrs. Dorothea 
Studiey. N. Y. T. Whiliaker. 1886. 40ii pp. 
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Hamilton, Miss Kate W. (Flela.) Wood, bay 

and Btubble. Phit. Pre^b. bd. of pub. [1886.] 
33(ipp. 12° [99,970; 91.] 37:3941 

Hawthorne, Julian. John Parraeloe's cnrse, N. 

Y. Cassell. [1856.1 7-270 pp. 16° [100, 
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Hay, Mary CfOil. A wicked girl. A novel. N. 

Y. Barpers. 1886. 175 pp. 16° [100,508; 
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Henty, G. A. The lion of Ibo north: a tale of 

the times of Guslavus Adolphus and the wars 
of religion. With 12 full-pajte illun. by John 
Schonberg. Lond. Blackie. 1886. vi, 382 pp. 
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Henty, G. A. With Wolfo in Canada: or, the 

winning of a continent. With 12 fiill-pago 
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Henty, G. A. The yoang Carthaginian: or, a 

struggle fur empire. Wilh 12 full-page illua. 
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Holmes, Jilrs. M. A. A miJnigbt marriage. A 

novel. N. Y. J. S, Ogiloie and Co. 18S6. 
192 pp., fronliB. 12° [98,561; 91.] 37:1559 

Hopkins, Tigho. 'Twixt love and daiy. A novel. 

N.Y. Barpers. 1886. 232 pp. 16° [98.560; 
91] (Ilarpcr'a bandy ser., 62,1 37:-1694 

Hudson, W. H. The purple land that England 

lost. Travels and adventnrca in the Banda 
Oriental, South America. Lond. Loic. 1885. 
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Humphrey, Mrs. Frances A. The children of Old 

Park'B Tavern. A atory of the soDlh shore. 

N.Y. Harpers. 1886. 284 pp. 16° [100.181; 

91.] 37:-iS49 

Jak. (pseud.) The Riverside muaenm. N. Y. 

T. Y. Crowell [1886.] iv, 306 pp., 3 pis. 12° 
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Jewett, Sarah Orne. A white heron, and other 

BtoricB. Boat. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. 

(8-t-)254 pp., vignette t. p. 18° [100,636; 91.] 

38:^49 

Cbnlenfi.- Tli» while hpfon. — Tli» grar mui.— Piirni(T Finch.— 
Marph lto»in«rv.-Ttip Dulhiim indies.-A hiiginrH nuka—Xu} ud 
Slnillia,— TliH nrwi' fmin Pileralmin.— The tva Browna, 

Keddie, Hiss Henrietta. (Sarah Tyller.) Her 
gentledocds. N.Y. T.Whiltaker. 1887. [1886] 
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Kar, Daviil. Into unknown aeas: or, the cruiae 
of two eailor-boya. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 
vi, 170 pp., illuB. 16° [100,468; 91.] 38:841 

Kingston, William Henry Giles. (Barrington Bea- 
ver, Esq.; Bornaby Brine, Esq.) Fred Markbam 
in liuesia ; or, the boy trnvellora in the land of the 
czar. Witbillus.byR. T. Landella. Lond. Grif- 
flth, Farriin, Okedenand Wdsh. [1886.] 320 pp., 
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Knatchbull - Hugessen, F,. H.. lord Braboume. 
Prienda and toes from fairy land. Wilb numer- 
one illus. by Linley Sarabourne. Lond. Long- 
mans. 1886. xi+367 pp. 12" [100,595; 91.] 
38:1070 

Cbifrn/j; The gnl-mao,— The «iMhes o( Heodeofn.— Bigm«P3i«; 

Kurschner, Lola. (Ossip Schubin.) "Gloria 

viclis!" A romance. From the German by 

Mary Maxwell, N.Y. IV. S. Gotisberger. 1886. 

(2+}319pp. 16° [100,388; 91.] 38:11^0 

Louis, Arthur. " Dollurs or aenae?" A tale of 

everyday life in England and America. N.Y. 

Brentano Bros. 1886. 376 pp. 12° [100.637; 

91.] 38:1881 

McClelland, M. G. Princeaa, N. Y. ff. Soil. 

1886. (4+)297 pp. 16' [100,392; 91.1 

(Leiauro hour ser., 194.) 38:2141 

Macfarlane, Charlca. The romance of history. 

Itiily. With illaa. by T. Landaecr. Lond. 

F. Warne and Co. [1886] (8+)568 pp. 12' 

[100,400; 91.] (" Chandoa classics.'') 38:2229 



of ih* Lnnitmrd*.- 



iii.-Thewi»id«riiiK king.— The bwl 
lUghter. — ThpoapiirequMn.— Dm 
IT7 or Mount OtrfEKDiir.— Thp biidf* 
IE haltleof Lnnuno.— The OUD ud 
— Ths bUI nupti*ll. — Tbe dooiMd 



king.— Imeldd,— The piUej-llHtil.- The --„ 

liem.— The ivHifnincj at the^ieachi.— The (laherman'i rabelliDB.— 
The Dominiisn. 

Macquoid, Katharine S. Joan Wentworlb. A 
novel. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 219 pp. 16° 
[100,635; 91.] (Harper's handy ser., 98.) 

38:2363 

Mat hey, A. Dukeof Kandos. From tbe French 

by Prank Pinckney Clabk. Lond. J. and R. 

Maxirelt. [1886.] 35;i pp. 12° [100,568; 91.1 

38:27)1 

Jo(«. Far*eqaelM«Math«y, A. Two* ■ 



Fiction {Snglish). 



141 



PionoK (English). 



Mathey, A. Two ducbesBCS. From the French 

by Frank Pinckney Clark. Lond. J. and R, 

MaxwelL [1886.1 214 pp. 12** [100,569; 91.] 

38:2715 

Note. Sequel to Duke of Kandos. 

Matthews, James Brander. (Arthur Penn.) A 
secret of the sea. etc. N. Y. Scribners. 1886. 



(6+)220pp. 12^ [100,387; 91] 



38:2731 



OmtenU: A secret of the sea.— 'Love at first sight.'— Brief— a« 
woman's love. — Perchance to dream. — Perturbed spirits.— Esther 
Feverel. 

Meredith, George. Sandra Belloni ; originally 

Emilia in England. New ed. Boat. Roberts. 

1886. vii+462pp. 12*» [100,394; 91.] 38:2910 

Montgomery, Florence. Transformed ; or, three 

weeks in a life-time. Phil. Lippincott. 1886. 

viii+350pp. 12** [100,642; 91.] 38:3079 

Mulholland, Hosa. Marcella Grace. An Irish 
novel. N. Y. Harpers. 1886. 183 pp. 16° 
[100,634; 91.] (Harper's handy ser., 96.) 

38:3225 

Horris, William E. My friend Jim. N.Y. J.W. 

LovellCo. [1886.] 111pp. 12° [100,6:^3; 91.] 

(Loveirs lib., 779.) 38:3662 

Owen, Fairleigh. Harty the wanderer; or, con- 
duct is fate. A tale. With 28 illus. by John 

Proctor. Lond. Griffith and Farran. [1886.] 

(4+)284 pp., 4 pis., illus. 12° [100,385; 91.] 

38:3951 

Paaet, Violet. (Vernon Lee.) A phantom lover. 
A fantastic story. Bost. Roberts. 1886. (ii 

+)ii, 134 pp. 16° [100,:^84; 91.] 38:4082 

Panton,J. E. Dear life. N.Y. Appleton. 1886. 
207 pp. 12° [100,383; 91.] 38:4131 

Pichler, Caroline. See Beauties of German lit- 
erature. 

Please tell me a tale. A collection of short orig- 
inal stories for children from four to ten years 
of age by S. Baring-Gould, Miss C. R. Coleridge 
and others. 6. ed. Lond. Skeffington and son. 
1886. (6+)142 pp., frontis. 16° [100,627; 91.] 

40:1661 

Qmtmts: The magic umbrella; A. M. Hkathcotr. — The Koose 
children; Lucy Masset. — Pixie Lhwd ; Charlotte M. Y«>noe. — Little 
friends; Helen A. Wilmot-Bcxtow.— Under the maypole; L. Mashey. 
— On the mountainii; H. A. Wilmot-Bixtom. — Stoat's nest; Rev. 
Philip Nkalk.— Gottlob'« picture; Rev. 8. Barino-Gould.- Bunny; A. 
M. HiATHcoTE.— GretGlien; or, the enehnnted palace; II. A. Wilmot- 
BcxTOM.— Blanche's maymg; MisH C. R. Colebidok.— Dino of the hill; 
L. MAsatr. —Princess Schockhead ; A. M. Heathcoti.— Little and big; 
Ethel Habdman.— The butterfly and the oaf of the cave ; J. W. Uakd- 

MAM. 

Praed, Mrs. Campbell. See Campbell-Praed, 

Mrs. . 

Richter, Joan Paul Friedrich. See Beauties of 
German literature. 

Roe, Rev. Edward Payson. He fell in love with 

bis wife. N. Y. Dodd, Mead and Co. [1886.] 

iv+33:ipp. 12° [100,657; 91.] 39:^14 

Roe. Rev. Edward Payson. Nature's serial story. 

Illus. by W. Hamilton Gibson and F. Dielman. 

• N. Y. Dodd, Mead and Co. [1884.] xiv+486 

pp., illus. 12° [100,656; 91.] 39:611 

Schubin, Ossip. (pseud.) See KuVschner, L. 

Sheldon, Mrs. Goorgio. Stella Rosevelt. A novel. 

N.Y. G.W. Dillingham, 1886. 419 pp. 12° 

[100,631; 91.] 39:1620 



Shevitch, S. See Ventura, L. D. and Shevltch,.S. 

Stockton, Frank K. Stockton's stories. 2. ser. 

The Christmas wreck, and other stories. N.Y. 

Scribners, 1886. (6+)242 pp. 12** [100,630; 

91.] . 39:2312 

Cbntents: The Christmas wreck. — A story of assisted fate. (In 
2 pis.)— An unhistoric page.— A tale of negative gravity.- The Clover- 
fields carriage.— The remarkable wreck of the "Thomas Hyke."— My 
bull-calf.— Tiie discourager of hesitancy.— A borrowed month (east 
and west). 

Stoddard, William Osborn. Red Beauty. A 

story of the Pawnee trail. Phil. Lippincott, 

1887. [1886.] 368 pp., frontis. 12*» [100,629; 

91.] 39:2316 

Tieck, Johann Ludwig. See Beauties of German 

literature. 

Trowbridge, John Townsend. The little roaster.* 

Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1887. [1886.] viii, 

230 pp., 10 pis. 16° [100,628; 91.] 39:3306 

Trueba y CosiO, Joaquin Telesforo de. The 
romance of history. Spain. With illus. by 
J. K. Meadows. Lond. F. Warne and Co. [1886.] 
viii+579 pp. 12° [100,399; 91.] ^^Chandos 
classics.") 39:3578 

Contents: The Gothic king.— The cavern of Covadonga.— The pass 
of Roncesvalles.- The maiden tribute.— The Count of Castile.— The 
infants of Lara.— The poisoned goblet.— The knight of Bivar.— The 
fair Jewess.— The Spanish crusade. — The conquest of Seville. — Gu»- 
man the good.— The brothers Cnrvajal.— A legend of Don Pedro.— The 
masl<^r of Santiago.- The retributive banquet.— The fate of Luna.— 
The dethronement.— The downfall of Granada.— Padilla and the co- 
muneros.- The mountain kmg.— The secretary Peres.— The fortunes 
of Calderon.— The cardinal's plot. 

Vaientine, Mrs. Jjaura (Jewry), compiler and 
editor. Eastern tales by many story tellers. 
Compiled and ed. from ancient and modern 
authors. Lond. F. Warne and Co. [1886J (4+) 
540 pp., illus. 12° [100,402; 91.] (" Chandos 
classics.") 39:3634 

Otntmtti: Jalaladdeen of Bagdad.— The story of Haftchem.— The 
pantofies. — Story of the prince and the lions.— The city of the demons. 
— Jussuf, the merchant of Balsora. — The seven sleepers. — The en- 
chanters; or, Misnar, the sultan of India. — Sadik Beg.— Halechalbe 
and the unknown lady.— The four talismans.— The story of Bohetzad ; 
or, the lost child.— Urad, or, the fair wanderer.— Alischar and Smarag- 
dine. 

Ventura, I^- D. o,nd Shevitcli, S. Misfits and 

remnants. Bost. Ticknor. 1886. (8+)235 
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Walworth, Mrs. J. U. The new man at Rossmere. 

N. Y. Cassell. [1886.] viii, 359 pp. 12° 

[100,389; 91.] 40:94 

Westall, William. The phantom city. A volcanic 

romance. N. Y. Cassell. [1886.] viii+288 

pp. 12° [100,390; 91.] 40:321 

Winchester, M. E. A crippled robin. 3. thous. 

N.Y. T.Whittaker. 1887. [1886.] (4+)396 
pp., frontis. 12° [100,391; 91.] 40:600 

Wyman, Lillie Chace. Poverty grass. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1886. vii(4-ii)4- 

320 pp. 12° [100,396; 91.] 40:925 

Contentft: Hester's dower.— Sainl or sinner.— Luke Gardiner's love. 
—The child of the state.— "A stranger, yet at home."— And Joe- 
Bridget's story.— Valentine's chance. 

Zscholclce, Johann Heinrich David. See Beauties 
of German literature. 



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Herfbrd, Charles H. Slndice in tbe literary re- 
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Karpeles, Guetav. Geachic;hte der judlschen 
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Kolt. For t. p. or Tol. 1, Vorwort uod lDha]I»-Ver<eichniu, look 
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Lord Uyron and his t imes.-3hel lev.— WonlBwanh.-K#BI».~ Victor 
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of Robert Browning. Lond. Belts. 1885. 

xiii+332 pp. 16° [100,336; 91.] |0:3d23 

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after-school ser.) 10:3989 

Williams, Howard. English letters and letter- 

writei-s of the 18. century. With explanatory 

notea. 1. scr. Lond. Bells. 1886. Iv-f 552 pp., 

2 porta., a faca. 8° [92,392; 91.] (0:3725 

OaUmtt: Swift and Pop*. 



Polygraphy. 

Beecher, Rev. Henry Wnrd. Freedom and war. 

Distoorses on topics siiggealud by tlio times. 
Bost. Twknor and Fitlda. ISGS. iv-ftii+)UD 
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Ctmfuh; Ttw nntian'i dul; to aUrprj,— Apainol n Domprutniip nf 
priocijil*. — Our WnnimorthinM!'. — The bi>Mr »rt In urmj. — The 
ulioDjil fljiB.— Tha cminp^ itx rlaofprs and dutl^H. — EatTsnfni iidrnln- 
Idntiim demBnded. — Mod-n nnd iJulleR of pmnnriinrinn. - The 
ohoroti'i dolj la nlmery.— Tli* brginnlp* n( ftsedum.— Tlie siiee™ 
of AniH-iMEidPnirjrraor.— ChriHllnnilrinHnveriimrnl.— SpfiikingeTil 
of dignliies.— N»ti"niil iBJu slice and peniiTiy .— Tlir gromiil und lurnif 
or gnvirninent.-'Onr swid prograaN Bad pnuprclii.— Liberty uuder 
U«i.— The Hiutliern Babylon, 

Bibliothek der TJnterhnltQng und des WisRens. 
Mit Originnl-Bciiraifen der liervorragcndslen 
SehriftBtellenindGeluiirten. JahrR. 138(). Slutt. 
Schonlein. ri88o-G.] 13 v. 256 pp. each. 18° 
[9li,l«8| 91.J 56:19tl7.53~i;6 

dMltiiU: Vol, 1. D»r Tnlismnn rten Wjihos. Ilnin»o: Gmr([ 
Hmiiia.^DrTtkindm. N'aTfllP^ Edunrd BouiiiLiT-WiiiMiiiriu,— 
Drr Monch ron Anlwfrpcn, Li-l»>n«Mld ; UM^rich TmimiomT,-. 
Aup drr hOhfn'D ruMixchpn Ge^'li^elinri BiMit aiifdem l,.ebrii lo 

■urhnher Sr?. IlitcoriM 1., i .' ■ m.i - Bllvkc In ein 



Schnttpn, RrliDiiul-Navi'lk', ;^. v, \ 
Usiika'B. AnadfmUben'incsVi' 
Ton drr Naxc. PhiiingnomiKhe Ski 

dene NDrdnutn. Jkmpriluiiiwha E -, 

Onivra LflgpniUlWD mnit und jpiil. Kiilturnwohlchtliehe Sktsip; 
Goltfried Priuiru.— Der ASis uuttr den Vagein. Kin Chankierblld 
»[»der Vogelwelti L. Hikuiit,— UHniiiKnltlsn' 

Vol. S. Der TuliBmnn dee Weil»* (Fbri/.i; O. H»«twio, — In 
leUter8liinda:CiiniilliiK->ai„ IC. tfUd,) — Eine unalnclcliohc Dleh- 
leria. UioannhiiBheakiiH! Thendnr Wii>Ki,».— Daa TH«rheniUL'h 
and eeina GeivhlBhte. KuUurbinconKlia iSkiue; OBttald IIeih,— 
Unirre hlelnxten und sUrkiten Keinile. Eln HUek ouf die bnhit-rio- 

leb-n >a dm KOntrD d«r Nnrmiindie. ElhnnKniphiKhe Skiw; A, 
S. ««■•■.- Die G^orglnB, HorlikulmrinliichBatudie; L.H.iiuiiiT.- 
MminixfaUigfs. 



engll«,'h. 



OroritJAi'natiiii. — Die 6riindre|H'In der nmulij-giene. llcitni([ iiir 
mflsenieinen (ieaandheiUpReire ; II, BuKBRiK-Kiica. — Die ..Kinder 
dM LiohtsB". Niiliirwi»-en«lMniiuh-te(!hDiH-ha Bkinel Allied 
SicLuu, (Snut&dei/oU.)— MBDnlgfiiltlgei. 

Vol. «, Der Titieman dea Weihea (&AlnH) ; 0. Haitvid, — Der 
leuu FalkunKer, HlFtorlacher Hnmnn; Eugen HMmnnn r, Devsn- 
■oiii.-Ein Opfer dfr Leiden^^haft, Noieilei Feodor t, ZunatTiri.- 
!)■* aiiflprrlnleln inn MnrienlllpiiH. Eine UorieKliirlite bus dem 17. 

der raslixcliPn Mnuplsudii w'ilhelniF. BKiXD.-KinM iom Uicrnen- 
Mili. IHjpullr-Bi'ronDmiache ttklnei M, Waru-ii..— Bin winiiger 
Knllnrlriisei. BeitmB inr En[wli'keUinir>in!M:lilchte del Mensclien ; 
O.fnrrrKK.—Kanfgnn Zauns. OmithoragmcbeBkiuei L.UiacHtar. 
-HHinigblllKea. 

Vol. B.- tier leliWt Folkunger (f<.'f . r IT ■■ hi :'■ ni>nn.— 

DnlereioemlMeho. Notello; S, Mh:k _i, , .. i .,.,-. Am 

dem Leben des Befreien- Serbiens; A ~ . h 1>cim 

SAnljt Ton Birmit, HkiiH'i FrieiJii,-), ' „.rliea 

FBmilieonnmen. HpnuihwisBenii-b.ifili. I. - .1. ■,im,il,i,-, 

WienerWaiier, Bifder nu.dw Iush/ji-t, I, . ■■ ■ i ■ i- ,.. i. , l):.jiriHi 
B.». WotFSHOna,— DieMarBclmil-ln-cIn, Li»sr.rpjfiTii(rie trBcrbung 
lin ffilleii Ucesn. Ueogrnptiisuhv Skitwi Ivurl Uxuna.— lluanigrnl- 
littea. 



DerlettteFilkungerlf^rfi,); E, F 
Norelle:F™i.1lnnnKii..M;K.- 



— Alts poBigewhlohlen. Ein HIii-k mil ■ . "■ V>r- 

,helin; Max Vou. — DieMenwhenn ' " ; 1. Flin 

Blatl ana der Oeachiclita menacblifliei \ > i iv.i n ni.^ i . ■... ivr j.cu- 
■am.-HonDigftltlgeB. 

Vol,*, Her leliW Folknnaetf&WuwJ; E. H, >. DrursnorH,— 
BOae Mlioiite, Koman; C. K"Iil,— Einefolenriklin. NnTrlie; Valeaka 
Gnlfio V. BciHOi-Huc. (Monti e. iteirfnilmf*.) — Eine Thenlerprin- 
lei-in, Em Blatl nus dem Kilnatlerleben des lOTigtn Jahrhundrrle : 
R, TaBiKrioKiT— Eio Kampf mit den Mrkonjt-I'lralen, Ana den Er- 
leliniBiteueineBOpium-.MonDpallatpn: F,.M<iiiTaa.— Dna Hpirnthen in 
rrfllierprZeit. Ein BeitnigEiir deuWilienSlilviijie>>cliii:liIe: A,»r>Li- 

Beiiiei A.C. WiBaHH^LebeaBbedarrnl-BeundLebeaaTelie. p]i;*io- 
logtaebaeklnei 1. Stiunu.— IdBiiaiKtBlliita*. 



Bihliothek— (conrinued.) 



- Ein liur 



r Tmum ; 



Erletmlwieii 

_ _, _ _ — Aufdem Lord-Maypirt- 

Bunkelt. akiUEaaiEiijilnnd: Wilhelm F. Baaan. (Bolaiut RulwiiUa.) 
-tlnE-er Garlen und neine Opwhichle. KulturhiHtoHKhe Skiue; A. 
GaOMno. — Her Brand elner Weltatadt. HiaCnriaaha Bkiue; Paul 
HinvtirELDiH, — Unaera FrOhllngihoIcn, Belirag lur Nittarga- 
■cliichlederSclioalbeni L. HxciinT.— Hannlghlil^a. 

Vnl. in. BAse Urichte {Fbrti.); 0, Kiirl. — Am Runde dea Ab- 
grundea, Novellc; E. Ha»,— Der Adinlnl deagmaapn Karfflralni- 
Eini;h(imk[prbildauadem»eeiiunn>Ieheni WIIMmaniTiii.-aroaa- 
tlAdtliK'hs Verbroeher-Typen. Ein Eril- and UlttenbUd: Adiiii 
UrrLaa.-IinUiHladrraaaehFBdeD Sonne. KeiaeskiiMAna Japan; 
Paul WawiKU, — Ser Fall ron Manilla. Hialnriiwhr Sklnci P. 
acuwiBriLDia.— Eina Nebi'nhuhlrrin der Boae. UtnnlkulturiatlBob* 
Sludie; L, HtMHIiT.— HBnni)[fiilliB». 

B«ae Maehte lAiiUiun) 1 C. Knni.. — Der Teurrlsaiedikua 



T lioman 



lederMu> 






ndeleuie in dpn Vrn>inieien Bi 
men, NBtnrwli>BcnBchaftliclie I 



ilIaniii..'iiiMBy; Sat» 



airhii'hle von VeranlllPB; Haas ». ZoiaLTin 
if onfin.)— Mannigftil tiges. 

Vol. 12, Der Teufelamediku* (FarU.). .. 

HenblAItehen, Noielle; Uuatav HOcara. — MeiXf^r Hana, Ein .«- 
IvnKi'ltd ixiodrr Katuteewhiehtr : K, i. Z"iBi.TiTi,~Juag und Alt. 
Eln UtreitaiiE in dna Uelnel .ler SIntiitIk ; B. j. WoiriHuraa.-Unlef 
h'<lirn Brf ilen. Btldpr nua lalaod und Qrsnland; H, Htavt.— Allerlel 
InlerrKPanlea BU> dentaohrn Archiien. Dkiuei Dr, Waw. —Ana 
dpni ., Kampf um'a Uau-la" In der Nitur. Eia BildaBBdem POu- 
aenlebeni S. K'rr, — UBnnlKfnltines. 

Vol. 13. Der Teurelamedikus (ScAlui) ; Fran L. Ahlmu. — DM 
Drama i ID KaiHPndldnai. NoTellei E, HcuaiDT-WaiHUinui. — Eitl 
vielspltin* Urale. Hiai'irlschea Charskcerblld : P, Si'DWAvraLDia,— 
In der Heimalh der Waldimrer, Ein Bllek auf die Entoli-kelungdef 

PtaTaioVniEiwIio Wue i A. STCLaxaa'.-SehalTuttReden, KuKurhialo- 
-riache SkiiHi A, LOrttta.— (Jn^ere ElbkDnlii>n, BUder ana Uam- 
bur){t Geacliiehte; U. v, Zdbiltiti,— Uanulgliilligea, 

BIsset. Andrew. EesayB on historical Irath. 

Lond. Longmans. 1871. ((i+)-lt>B pp. 8" 

[93,371; 91.] 33:863 



Cornfllis, ,fl«?, Louis. The American republic. 

lis hopes and fours; ils people and cualoino. 

Written for the rruisses. Milw. Hoffmann Bros. 

1886. ley pp. 12° [98,210; 91.] 33:1220 

Dana, William P, Theoplimium of Knl[iii Wiildo 
Emerson. Bost. Cvpptes, Uphamand Co. 1886. 
64 pp. 18° [100,320; 91.] 33:1251 

FlorediCB, W. H. Memories of a month among 
tilt) miTU Irish. Containing legunds, storiiis, 
and flnccdotes about suinln, ecrpenls, otters, bod- 
(rers, to|i-boots, tax-gatherers, dispensary doetorB, 
iuiries, brownies, witches, lepreciiauns, Jemmy 
Canny, Johnny Mafjrory, the making of Lough 
More, the Queen's wit and mnny other matiertj. 
2. ed. Loiid. Foul, Trench and Co. 188ii. xx\x 
+321 pp. 12° [100,259; 91.] 33:1593 

Freeman, Rd ward Aiiguslna. Greater Greece and 
greater Brtlain, anil George Washington, Iho 
expander of England. Two leclnrcs, with an ap- 
pendix. Lond. Macmillan. 1886. (4+)143 pp. 
12° [100,241; 91.] 33:1594 

Gardener, Helen H, Men, women, and gods, and 
other lectures. With an introd. by Robert G. 
Inoersoll. 4. ed,. rev. and enl, N, Y. The 
Truth Setker Co. [1885.] xiv-f 174 pp,. 1 port. 
12° [93,195; 91,] 33:1630 



Ihinkeri, <Jot.,l«W. 



le CleveUad uoogreas of Ii;«a- 



POLTQRAPHT. 



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PoLTQRAPHT. 



Greg, Percy. The deviFs advocate. Lond. Trub- 

tier, 1878. 2 v. v+340 pp.; (2+)352 pp. 12*» 

[100,243; 91.] 33:1711.1-2 

Hills, Alfred C. (James B, Macpherson.) Mac- 
phorson, the great Confederate philosopher and 
southern blower. A record of his philosophy, his 
career as a warrior, traveller, clergyman, poet, 
and newspaper publisher, his death, resuscitation, 
and subsequent election to the office of governor 
of Louisiana. N. Y. J. Miller. 1864. 209 pp. 
12^ [98,366; 91.] 33:2013 

JelTeries, Richard. The open air. N.Y. Harp- 
ers. 1886. (4+)179 pp. 16^ [100,284; 91.] 
(Harper's handy ser., 85.) 33:2310 

Contents: Saint Guido. — Golden-brown. — Wild flowers. — Sunny 
Brighton. — The pine wood. — Nature on the roof. — One of the new 
▼oter».— The modem Thames.— The single-barrel gun.— The haunt of 
the hare.— The bathing season.- Under the acorns.-Downs.— Forest. 
— Beauty in the country.— Out of doors in February.— Haunts of the 
lapwing.— Outside London.— On the London road.— Red roofs of Lon? 
don.— A wet night in London. 

Lee, Vernon, (pseud.) See Paget, Mrs. V. 

Knighton, William. Struggles for life. Lond. 

Williams and Norgate. 1886. viii+312 pp. 8° 

[100,280; 91.] 33:2420 

Macpherson, James B. (pseud.) SeeHlWs, A. C. 

Monti, Vincenzo, abate. Opere inedite e rare, eon 

note deir ab. Urbano Lampredl 3a ed. Napoli. 

Agrelli. 1851. viii+432 pp. 12° [34,737; 91.] 

56:5637 

contents: Notizie salla vita e Tingegno di V. Monti.— Lettera a 
nome di Francesco Piranesi al generale D. Giovanni Acton.— Fatto 
storico della carcernzione di Vincenzo Mori, citato neir antccedente 
lettera. —Fatto storico della carcerazione di Pictro Pasquini, citato 
neila precedente lettera. — Discorso recitato in Arcadia la sera del 
Venerdi Santo. — Introduzione storica alia lettera di Vincenzo Monti 
air ab. Bettinelli. — Lettera air ab. Saverio Bettinelli. — Discorso sopra 
an passo della Ghioma di Berenice, poema di Callimaco, trad, da 
Valerio Catullo. — Considerazioni suUa aifficolt^ di ben tradurre la pro- 
tasi deir Uiade.— Discorso ad Ennio Quirino V i scon ti.— Lettera di 
Urbano Lamprbdi al Sisnor Raflbele Liberatore.— Per la naseita del 
reale delflno, figlio di Luigi XVL Componimento drammatico. — 
II Prometeo. — La Feroniade. — Teseo.— Giunone placata. — Per sua al- 
tezza D. Pietro de' Principi Than, eletto vescovo d! Trento.— Lezione 
d* eloquenza : Delia necessitji deir eloquenza.— Dell' eloquenza e di 
Onnero. — Omero. Episodiodi DioniedeedUlisse.— Virgilio.— I sofisti. 
— Socrate. — Antistene.— Diogene. — Dante. — Frammento di lezione. — 
Del Cavallo alato d'Arsinoe, lettere filologiche. — La pietA filiale. — 
I Pittagorici, dramma.— Per la promozione alia sacra porpora del car- 
dinale Guido Calcagnini. — Canzone, ode ed inni.— Altri versi inediti. 
— Bellezze poetiche. — Sonetti. — Ottave inedite. — Lettere inedite.— 
Lettere senza data. 

Morley, John. Critieal miscellanies. Yol. 2. 

Lond. Macmillan. 1886. x+338 pp. 12° 

[100,014; 91.] 33:3079.2 

Cbntenta: Vauvenargues. — Target. — Condorcet. — Joseph de 
Maistre. 

Old ' miBcellany ' days. A selection of stories 

from *Bentlej*s miscellany*, by various authors. 

lUus. by George Cruikshank, 1837-43. lllus. 

£rinted from the original etchings on the steel, 
lond. Bentley. 1885. xi+(iv+)350 pp., 33 
pis. 4° [98,446; 91.] *33:6000 

Contents: The barber of Beaulieu.— Marcel's last minuet.— Don't 
be too sure; or, the disasters of a marriage-day.— The self-playing 
organ ; Mrs. C. O. F. M. Gork. — Hunting John twry ; John Soank.— 
Mmor Bodkin's cure for conceit. — Orlando Griffin ; Charles Whitr- 
HRAD.— Regular habits. — The handsome clear-starch«^r : a legend [in 
Yerse] of the days of Queen Elissabeth.— The secret, from the French 
of Paul de Kock. — Wat Sannell's ride to Highworth: a Wiltshire 
legend.— The autobiography of a good joke ; Dr. Mackav.— The band 
or the Forty-seven: a romance or the Pyrenees; Henry Cublino.— 
The duellists ; George Soank. — Sir Archiljald ; R. Dalton Babham.— 
The romance of a day.— The two interviews ; Isal>ella F. Romkb.— 
The disappointed man.— The elderly gentleman. — The good-for-noth- 
ing; Edwanl Mayhkw. — Midnight mishaps. — A manne courtship; 
Michael Burke Honan.— Jack in disguise ; W. H. Babkkb.— The devil 
skipper; W. H. Babk.kr. — Jack among the mummies ; W. H. Babkeb. 
—The duel ; W. H. Babkkb.— The battle of the Nile ; W. H. Babkkb. 
—•Sling the monkev'; W. H. Babkkb.— The black robbers.— The har- 
monious owls. — Giles Chawbacon ; Paul Pindab. — Dick Dafter ; Paul 
PixsAB.— Paddy Carroll, the piper; Bryan O'Hallobam. 



Paget, Mrs. Violet. (Vernon Lee.) Baldwin: be- 
ing dialogues on views and aspirations. Boat 
Boberts. 1886. (8+)375 pp. 12** [99,987; 91.] 

33:3265 

Panin, Ivan. Thoughts. Bost. Cupples^ Upham 
and Co. 1886. 85 pp. 18° [98,557; 91.1 

33:3271 

Contents: Of misfortune.— Of charity. — Of conduct of life.— Of 
speech and silence.— Of truth. — Of wisdom and folly. — Of pride and 
humility.— Of self-reliance.— Of love.— Observations. 

Rees, J- Kogors. The pleasures of a book-worm. 

N.Y. G.J.Coombes. 1886. (6+)201 pp. 12' 

[98,104; 91.] 33:3475 

Contents: Concerning books and lovers of books. — Home and 
books: Glimpses of earthly paradise.— The romance and reality of 
dedications. — An odd corner in a book lover's study. — Genius and 
criticism.— On the pursuit of literature in odd moments. 

Ruskin, John. Miscellanea: a collection of the 

minor writings of R. N.Y. J. Wiley and sons. 

1886. 2v. 12° [99,988; 91.] 33:3544.1-2 

Note. The contents taken from the special title pages. 

Contents: Vol. 1. Giotto and his works in Padua: being an explan- 
atory notice of the series of woodcuts executed for the Arundel Society 
after the frescos in the Arena chapel. (4+)75 pp. — The relation be- 
tween Michael Angelo and Tintoret. Seventh of the course of lec- 
tures on sculpture delivered at Oxford, 1870-71. (4+)27 pp.— Notes 
on some of the principal pictures exhibited in the rooms of the Royal 
academy, 1 875. iv-t-37 pp.— Notes on Samuel Prout and William Hunt, 
ill us. by a loan collection of drawings exhibited at The Fine Art 
Society's calleries, 1879-80. (4+)79 pp.— Catalogue of the drawings and 
sketches by J. M. W. Turner, at present exhibited in the National gal- 
lery. Revised and cast into progressive groups, with explanatory 
notes by John Ruskin. iv+4.'s pp.— Guide to tne principal pictures 
in the academy of fine arts at Venice. Arranged for £nglisn travellers. 
(2+)36pp. 

Vol. 2. Fiction, fair and foul. (2+)67 pp. — In montibas Sanctis: 
studies of mountain form and of ita visilne causes. Collected and 
completed out of ** Modem painters.** iv+40 pp.— Inaugural address 
delivered at the Cambridge School of art, Oct. 29, l£'>8. New ed. 
(2+)2l pp.— Cceli enarrant: studies of cloud form and its visibto 
causes. Collected and completed out of "Modem painters." iv + 
16 pp.— The opening of the Crystal palace, considerea in some of its 
relations to the prospects of aft. (2+)14 pp.— The kinjg of the Golden 
river; or, the Black brothers: a legend of Stiria. lllus. by Richard 
Doyle. (38 pp. — Notes on the construction of sheepfolds. 40 pp, 

Ryder, Annie H. Hold ap your heads, girls! 
Helps for girls, in school and out. BosU Lo- 
throp. 1886. xv+197 pp. 12** [97,972; 91.] 

33:443 

Tosti, Luigi. Opere complete, corr. ed aomentate 
dali autore, ed. da Loreto Pasqualttcci. Vol. I., 
li.elll. Koma. Tip. della Camera dei Deputati. 
1886. xvii+403pp.; (4-|-)314 pp.; (4+) 344 pp. 
8^ [97,149; 97,810; 98,551; 91.] *56:5735.1-3 

Contents: Vol. 1. La contessa Matilde e i romani pontefici. 
(Pubbl. la prima volta nel 1869.) 

Vols. 2-3. Storia di Bonifazio VIII e de* aaoi tempi. Vols. 1-1 

Wessenberg, Ignaz Heinrich Karl, Frhr. von. 
Uoher den siltlicben £influss der Schanbuhne. 
2., sehr verm, und verb. Ausg. Constanz. W. 
Wallis. 1825, 115 pp. 16^ [85,972; 91.] 

56:2982 

Wheatley, Henry B. How to form a library. 

Lond. E. Stock. 1886. vii-f-24S pp. 12* 

[100.240; 91.] (Book-lover's lib.; H. B. Wheal- 

iey.) 33:4306 

Whiting, Charles Goodrich. The saunterer. 

Bost. Ticknor. 1886. (ii+)x+(ii+)302 pp. 

16° [98,029; 91.] 33:4328 

Note. Miscellaneous writings in prose and verse. 

Wiikins, Charles, translator. Fables and proverbs 

from the Sanskrit: being the Hitopadesa. With 

an inirod. by Henry Morlby". Lond. Routledge. 

1885. 277 pp. 12*^ [98,194; 91.] 33:462 



INDEX OF AUTHORS. 



♦-♦ 



The figures in parenthesis ( ) indt'eaie the number of the page qf this volume on which the full titles of (he books may 
he found. 

The figures at the end of each line are the call-kuhbsrs of the books to which they are attached. 



• ♦ • 



Abbot (F.E..) Scientific thoism. (50) 3:3346 

Abbott (C.C.) Upland and meadow. (55) 43:1041 

(L.) In aid of faith. (114) 3:3347 

A study in human nature. (19) 2:18*>1 

Abeille. Maladies & urines albumineuses. (01)..46:ir>90 
Abercroxnbie (J.) Diseases of the brain. (91)...46:1755 

Same 46:1 7r,6 

DUea^^es of the 8t<.)mach, etc. (91) 46:1441 

Guide to medical jurisprudence. (11) 46:')777 

Aberifirh-Maokay. 21 days in India (130) 22:^08 

Abemethy (J.) Origin of local diseases. (91)..46:165 

(J.) Surjrical and ph^'siolocj. essays. (11) 46:168 

Abu l-Walid M. ibn J. Hebrew rooU. (2). ...♦1:5801 

Acton (W.) The reproductive organs. (11) 46:4020 

Adam (A.) A geographical index. (4) In 60:310 

Summary of geography and history. (4) 60:310 

Adams (J) Morbid poisons. (91)...*.... M6:C025 

(J.Q.) atid (C.F.) John Adams. (1.^0) 23:2166-7 

(O.F.) Through the year with poets. (109)..3 1:2051 

(W.) Pract. observat. on ectropium. (9Pi....46:3865 

Reparative process in human tendons. (91)...46:3H80 

(W .H.D.) Buried cities of Campania. (34)...6O:3025 

Egypt past and present. (67) 21:749 

—■^ England on the sea. (98) 27:1318 

Famous caves and catacombs. (67) 10:1274 

Shore and sea. (4) 21:210 

(W.T.> Stem to stern. (31) 36:304 

Addison (T.) Disorders of females. (91) 46:4920 

Writings. (91) *46:26 

Affassiz (K.C.) See A^assiz (J.L.U.) 

(J.L.R.) Louis Agassiz, his life. (34). ..23:2100.1-2 

Affnel (H.R.) The book of chess. (88) 10:6265 

Airnew (A.) From under the cloud. (120) 46:2H89 

Ablwardt (W.) Divans of Arabic poets. (82).... 1:3984 

Aikin (.1.) England described. (34) 60:2354 

Ainsworth (W.) Pestilential cholera. (91) 46:2848 

Aitken (.1.) Essays and cases in surgery. (45)..46:3510 

Principles of midwifery. (45) 46:476.') 

(W.) Science and pract. of medicine. (91)... 46:662 

Alton (W.) Malaria and cholera. (01) 46:2580 

AlC0tt(L.M.) Jo's boys. (138) 36:447 

Lulu's library. (15) 36:446 

Alden (Mrs. I. M.) The Rrowning boys. (63). ..36:584 

Mrs. Solomon Smith looking on. (46) 36:583 

Alerdingr (H.) Cath. church in Vincennes. (115)..4:3155 
Alexander ( Mrs ) (pseud.) See Hector (Mrs.A.F.) 

(W.L.) Zecharia: his vi.sions. (50) 3:1579 

Alfiieii (V.) Lettere inedite. (98) 66:5525 

Alford (MM., lady.) Needlework as art. (80) *63:4 

Alffer (H ,;>.) Hector's inheritance. (15) 36:569 

Helping him.*elf. (126) 36:570 

Allbert (J.L.) Malignant intermittenU. (91)....46:272l 

Nouveaux Elements de th^rapeuiique. (91 )..46: 5166-8 

Allbutt (T.C.) The ophthalmoscope. (45) 46:3868 

Alldrldgre (L.) Florence NightingHle, etc. (34)...23:189 
Allen (A H.) Commercial organ, analysis. (42)..61: 511 

(F.H.) Masterp. of mod. German art. (118)..*A:965I 

(G.) Babylon. (15) « 36:596 



Allen (G.) Charles Darwin. (83) 24:586 

(.I.G.) Topical studies in Amer. hist. (98)..29:1419 

(J.H.) Outline of christian history. (2)..... 4:390 

(P.) Lectures on aural catarrh. (91) 46:3800 

Alnia-Tadema ( Aiww L. ) Love's martyr. (77)..39:2725 

Altgreld (J.P.) Our penal machinery. (134) 64:2382 

Althaus (J.) Medical electricity. (91) 46:5510 

Ames (C.G.) G. Eliot's two marriages. (117) 24:518 

Amherst (W.J ) Hist, of cath. emancipation. (115) 4:3156 

Amiel (H.F.) Amiel's journal. (48) 33:832 

Amos (S.) The science of politics. (41) 64:818 

Amussat (J.Z^ Retentions d' urine. (45) 46:4111 

Anderdon (J.L.) The life of Thorn. Ken. (4)..24:2030 

Andersen ( H.C ) Fairy tales. (126) 86:644.1 

The white swans, and other tales. (63) *A:844l 

Anderson (J. W.) Prospector's handbook. (104)..62:374 

( M.) See Anderson (T.M.) 

(T.M.) Lectures on clinical medicine. (92)...46:198 

And6s(L.E.) Die trocknenden Oele. (24)..*62:3303.18 

Andral (G.) Clinique m^dicale. (92) 46:667 

A pathological anatomy. (92) 46:1200-1201 

Same ♦46:1202-3 

Pathological hsematologv. (92) 46:1320 

Andr6 (N.) Les maladies de I'ur^thre. (45) 46:4114 

Andrews (J.) Ten boys on the road. (34) 23:193 

(S.J.) God's revelat of himself to men. (66)..3:3I55 

Angrell (H.C.) Disease* of the eye. (92) 46:3869 

Angrer ( B.) Nouv. (ilements d'anat. chirurg. (92)..»46:3020 

Atlas de planches dessin. d'apr&s nature. (92)..*L:8005 

Angflada (C.) Les maladies ^teintes. (92) 46:456 

Anquetil du Perron. Leslivres zends. (111).*62:1538 

Ansted (D.T.) Physical geography. (4) -...60:16 

Antonucci (G.) Prospeito clinico. (92) 46:671 

Anvers (N.rf*.) (pseud.) See Bell (N.R.E.) 

Anvllle. Descript. du golfed'Ambracie. (83)..*62:1532 

L'empereur Heraclius en Perse. (84) In *62:1532 

Limites du mondeconnu des anciens. (83)..In *62:1532 

Recherches geogr. sur lisle de Cypre. (84). In *62: 1 532 

La Sdrique des anciens. (84) In *62:1532 

Appel (T.) College life at Marshall college. (116)..2:4062 

Archer (T.) By fire and sword. (77) 36:700 

Argles (3/rs M.) In durance vile, etc. (15) 36:722.b 

i^dy Branksmere. (110) 36:710 

Lady Valworth's diamonds. (139) 36:712 

A mental struggle. (110) 36:711 

Mildred Trevanion. (15) 36:709 

"That last rehearsal", etc. (15) 36:723 

Aristophanes. The Acharnians. (114) 1:2832 

Arlidfire ( J.T. ) On the state of lunacy, etc. (92)..46: 1 905 

Armatagre (G.) Cattle. (42) 62:2874 

Every man his own cattle doctor. (U) 46:5689 

Every man his own horse doctor. (11) 46:5690 

Armitt (A.) In shallow waters. (11) 36:731 

Armstrongr (G.) Diseases of children. (92) 46:4995 

(.1.) Morbid anatomy of diseases. (92) 46:675-6 

Scarlet fever, measles, etc. (92) 46:2737 

Typhus fever. (92) 46:2750 

Arnaud (F.) Le stile de Platon. (142) In *62:1537 



InDIZ OV AtTTHORfl. 



146 



IhDIZ Of AUTHOli. 



Arnold (E.) India revisited. (118) 22:^09 

(E.L.) Coffee, its cultivation and profit. (104)..62:204.5 

.^— (F.) Robertson of Brighton. (;)8) 26:T1.5 

rr.) Nature and prevent, of insunity. (10G)..46:li»08 

-^— (W.T.) Roman sy!«i. of provinc.Hdministr. (22)..64:H12 
^rthuis. Treatment of nervous affections. (92K.46:r>r)r2 
Arthur! J. C.)o7irfoM«?'.9. Plant dissection. (105)....43:26 
Artln(Y.) Right of landed prop, in Egypt. (145)..66:i:ui 

Ashhurst (J.) Injuries of the spine. ' (92) 46:3692 

Ashmont {pseud. ) See Perry ( J • F. ) 

Ashton (J.) Dawn of the 19. cent, in Eng. (9R).. ID: ! 14 

Old times. (4) «10:f»r>07 

-^— (T.J.) Diseases of the rectum and anus. (58)..46:4337 

Astor (W.W.) Valentino. (46) 35:^45 

Astruc (J) Diseases of women. (24) 46:4075-7 

Auerbach(B.) Spinoza. A novel. (63) 36:89»5 

Au^er (A.) Memoire surLyeurgue. (78)...In ^62:1'>46 

Restit. faites au tcxte dun disc, de Lysias. ( 78).*62: 1 546 

Avicebron. See Salomon ibn-Qebirol. 

Ayre (J.) Dropsy of the brain, chest, etc. (92)..46:23:)0 

— Nature of marasmus. (92) 46: 1»'35 

Bach (A.B.) The principles of singing. (109)....63:2092 
Bachauinont(L.) Extraitdes M<iin. histor. (4)..In 23:^29 
Baoourt (A.rf«.) Souvenirsofadiplom.it. (4)...21:18so 

Bacquez (N.L.) The divine office. (98) 6:-^'>-6 

Badeau (A.) Aristocracy in England. (98) 22:2275 

Conspiracy : a Cuban romance. (77) 35:13i3 

BagehOt ( W.) Postulates of Eng. polit. econ. (22)..64:172 

Bailey (3/ws.) Donovan. (46) ., .38:1911 

In the golden days. (63) 38:1946 

We two. (63) 38:1947 

Won bv waiting. (139) 38:1948 

Baillie(M.) Morbid anatomy. (92) 46:1208 

Bailly (C.) Trait«'ment di-s ovari(»tomisees. (92)..46:4922 
Baird andoihers. Water birds of N. Amer. (89).«44:3076 

Baker (A/imE M.) Clover-loaves. (62) 31:2371 

Putm his thumb and pulldouta plum. (139)..36:1373 

(G. M.) The globe drama. Orig. plays. (29)..32:716 

The popular speaker. (83) 2:3703 

(J.G.) A flora of the Eng. lake district. (24) 43:29 

(W.M.)flnrfHarri8(V.D.) Physiologj-. (135)..45:S64 

Balestier ( W.) A victorious defeat. (96) 36:1447 

Ball (T.) The life of Doctor Preston. (98) 25:604 

Ballin (A.S.) The science of dress. (93) 45:1351 

BallOU(M.M.) Due south. (98) 21:2634 

Edgetoolsof speech. (80) 33:349 

Balzac (H de.) After dinner stories. (77) 36: 1520 

C^sar Birotteau. (63) 35:1519 

— — The Duchess de Langeais, etc. (31) 35:1518 

Eugenie Grandet. (110) 35:1521 

Bampfleld ( R.W.) Curvatures of the spine. (93)..46:3693 

Tropical dysentery. (93) 46:15.")5 

Bancal. Manuel pratique de la lithotr. (58) 46:4211 

Bancroft (E.N.) Yellow fever. (93) 46:2769 

(G.) A plea for the constit. of the U. S. (41)..64:173 

Bandelier (A.F.) Archfeol.tour in Mexico. (98)..*10:972 

Banister (H.C.) Music. (77) 63:2095 

Barbler. Traits de mati^re medicale. (93) 40:5172-4 

Barbour (D.) The theory of bimetallism. ( 135)..64:609 
Bardsley (C.W.) Engli>h surnames. (114) 1:4499 

— (J.L.) Hospital facts and observations. (93)..46:5600 

Baring-Gould (S.) Court Royal. (110) 36:1574 

Little Tu'penny. (139) 36:1575 

Our parish church. (50) 5:4777 

The story of Germany. (118) 28:1334 

Barnaby (S.W.) Marine pr.^pellers. (89) 62: II 12 

Barnard (C.) Talks about the weather. (55) 61:2876 

Barnes (C.R ) See Arthur (JC.) 

Baron (J.) Orig. of changes of structure. (93)..*46:5960 

Barr(A.E.) A daui:;hter of Fife. (77) 36:1639 

The last of the Macalli>ters. (63) 36:1638 

(W.M.) Combustion of coal. (42) ^ 42:2302 

Barratt (A.) Physical ethic.«. (83) 2:738.23 

Barrlere. Mem. de Mme du Hausset, etc. (5)..23:829 
Barrow (J.) Mount, ascents in Westmorel. (1 18). .22:2280 
Barth61emy. Explic. d'un bas-relief. (52)..In *62:l53i 

— Remarques sur quelques medailles. (52)..ln *62:1532 
Bartholomew (J.) The student's atlas. (34)..«6O:3960 
BartholOW (R.) Hypodermic medication. (93)..46:5473 



Bartlett (E.A.) Cholera. (11) « 46:2849 

(E.T.) onrfP. Scriptures: Heb.and chriat. (115)3:324 

(G.H.) A commercial trip, etc. (139) 36:1679 

(J.G) Edith Dayton. (139) 36:1680 

(J.R.) Bibliography of Rhode Island. (47)..-*L:93l 

Bartley (E.H.) Medical chemUry. (24) 61:2005 

Barton ( B.S.) See Oullen. 

(E.H.) The cause of yellow fever. (25) 46:2771 

Barwell ( R. ) Lateral curvature of the spine. (93).,46:3695 

On the cure of club foot. (93) 46:3694 

Bary. Vegetationsorg. d. Phanerog.u. Fame. (25)43:189.3 

Vergl. Morphol.und Biologic d. Pilze. (25)-. ..43: 189.2 

flwrf'Woronin. Morphol der Pilzc. (89) .•43:2499 

Bassett (J.) Persia: the land of the imams. (67)..22:6U 
Bastian. Culturlander d. alten America. (20).*10:132 

Bateman (T.) Cutaneous diseases. (ll)~ 46:4390 

Delineations of cutaneous diseases. (93) •46:6033 

Bates (A.) A wheel of fire. (15) « 36:1698 

(C.) Pleadings, parties and forms. (72)..66: 1054.1-2 

(-DN.) Acute abdominal infiammation. (93)..46:1445 

•Batteux (C.) L' (EdipedcSophocle. (I42)...ln *62:I542 
Baudelocque (A.C.) Puerperal p.ritonitis. (93)..46:4974 

(J.L.) Abridgment of B.'s Midwifery. (106)..46:4775 

L'art des accoucherncns. (93) « 46:4772-3 

Bax (E.B.) Hist<»ryof philosophy. (117) 2:27 

Baxley (IR.) The temple of Alanthur. (138)..3 1:2374 
Bayle (G.L.) La phthi.sio pulmonaire. (93)..^. ..46:2168 

Bayley (E.C.) The history of India. (130) 26:1752 

Baylor ( MissF.C.) See Belzer ( Mn.F.C.) 

Bayly (G.) Sea life sixty years ago. (77) 36:1748 

Bazln ( K.) Le9on8 sur la scrofule. (75) 46:2432 

Le9ons sur la .^^yphilis et les svphilidcs. (75)..46:4272 

Beale (L.J.) A treati.se on deformities. (93) 46:3697 

(L.S.) Urinary and renal derangements. (59)..46:1596 

Beard (W.H.) llum<.r in animaK (55) »44:612 

Beardsley(E.E.) Lifeof W.S.Johnson. (20)..24:191l 
Beaucaire. Me^all. in house of Brunsw. (118)28:1.346 

Beauchtoe. Influence des affections. (93) 46:4925 

Beaupr6 ( M.) Effects and properties of cold. (93).46:5603 
Bebel(A.) Woman in the past, present, etc. (72)^64:1841 

B6champ. Lesmatieres albuminoi'des. (25) *61:1978 

Beck (J. B.) Essays on infant therapeutics. (93).. ..46: 5000 

(T R.) and(J.H.) Med. jurisprudence. (94)..46:5781 

Becker (G.F.) See Emmons nnd B. 

Bede ( C. ) (psnid ) See Bradley ( E.) 

Bedingrfleld (J.) Compend. of med. practice. (94)..46:681 

Beebe oW Lincoln. Ohio citations. (72) *66:6Gb*l 

Beecher (H.W.) Evolution and religion. (2) 3:3430 

(50) 3:3430.2 

Freedom and war. (143) ^ 33:f«34 

Beers (H. A.) English literature. (142) 10:3382 

The thankless mu.se. (02) 31:2380 

Behm. Nachtr. pro 1882 zu der Statistik. (75)..*46: 457.4 

Behrends. Socialism and Christianity. (135) 64:2137 

Beigel. Die Krankh. d. weihl. Geschl. (25). — ♦46:4681-2 
B6jot(F.) MemoiresurlesEparoetes. (52)..In *62:1532 
Bell (C.) lilus. of operations of surg. etc. (94)...*L:8010 

Same ♦46:5995 

(N.R E.) Heroes of Amer. discovery. (20)...23:247 

(T.) Anatomy and diseases of the teeth. (1 1 )..46:4460 

Belley. L'^re de Germanicop. et de N6oclaud. (52)^62: 1530 
BellOC. Medec. legale, theorique et prat. (94). ..46:5785 

Belot (C.) La fievre jaune k la Havane. (94) 46:2772 

Belzer (A/rs.F.C.) On both sides. (31) 36:1939 

Bendall (C.) A journey in Nepal. (118) 10:1668 

Bender (C.B.) Metnllic bridgei. (25) 62:190 

(H.) Rom u.rom. Leben im Alterth. (118)„^10:6487 

Benedikt. Chem. of the coal tar colours. ( 1 05)..6 1 :2009 
Bennett (J. H.) Pulmonary tuberculosis. (94)..46:2l73 

Bennlngf. Hope Heed's upper windows. (126) 36:2011 

Benrath (H.K.) Die Glasfabrikation. (25)..^62:3.'i03.16 

Bent (S. A.) Hints on language, etc. (S'S) 2:4443 

Bercheure. Reduct. moral, super bibl. (66)..„«Ij:72i3 
Bergr(A.E.) The drama, painting, etc. (29). ...♦10:^500 

Berghaus (A.) Das Glycerin. (73) 62:1224 

(H ) Supplem. zu Stieler's Schul-Atl. (34)..*60:3963 

Berington anrf K. Faith of catholics. (18) 3:4655 

Beijeau (J.P.) Early printers' marks. (47) ♦L:29 

Bernutz ojid G. Diseases of women* (84) ♦46:30-31 



IiiDSx or Authors. 



147 



Index ov AuTHOfta 



Bersch (J.) Die Essig-Fabrikation. (2r.) 62:1851 

Fabrikat. von Malz, Malzcxtr. u. Dextrin. (25)62: U96 

Berthelot. Lcs origines de ralchimie. (67) 10:134 

Bertherand (A.) Maladies veneriennes. (ll)..46:4274 

Berthorius ( F.) See Bercheure. 

Bertin (R.J.F.H.) DiseaBes of the heart. (94)... .46:1373 

Bertrand (L.) Traits du suicide. (94) 46:1911 

Besant (W.) In luck at last. (I5) 36:2060 

Besse (H.) Diploteratology. (94) 46:3700 

Betz (C.) System of physieal culture. (130) 2:4480 

Beugnot. Spoliation des biens du clerg6. (5)...*62: 1569 

Bew (C.) *'Tic douli'ureux." (11) 46:4462 

Bhartrihari, The Satakas of. (98) 10:217K20 

Bichat (X ) Pathological anatomy. (94) 46:1212 

Biddle. Amateur sailing in open bouts. (89)...62:1113 
Bififelow ( H.J .) See Clarke ( K H.) 

(J.) American medical botany. (94) 46:5380-82 

Billard. De la membrane muqm'U<e. (94) 46:1448 

Billingr (A.) First principles of medicine. (94)...46:685 

BillinSTB (J.S.) Mortality of the U. S. (59) *84:850 

Keport on barracks and hospitals. (94) *46:6069 

Same «60:5583 

Sef caarke(E.H.) 

Billroth (O. A. T.j Surgical pathi.loiry. (94)... .♦46:32-3 
Binney ( VV.G.) Bibliog. ot N. A. conthology. (47)..'^L:936 
Binz (K.) Grundzuge d. Arzneimittellehre. (94)..46:518l 
Birch (J.) Me<l. application of electricity. (94)..46:5517 

Birkbeck. Distrib. of land in England. (185) 64:613 

Bi8ChOff(R.) Clinical medicine. (94) 46:688 

Bishop (H.H.) Architecture. (55) 63:386 

Bissell (E.C.) The pentateuch. (2) 3:407 

Bi88et(A.) Essays on historical truth. (143) 33:863 

Black iC.B.) The south of France. (98) ..«22:28H0 

(CO.) Michel Ani^olo Buonarroti. (34) 24:2(544 

(W.) White hejither. (31) 35:2195 

Blackadder. Fhagediena gani^roen(»SH. (2.'») 46:>{618 

Blackall (C.K.) A story ofSix" decades. (18) 4:2701 

(J.) Nature and cure of dropsies. (94) 46:2^53 

Blackie (.i.S.) What do<'8 hi>tory teach? (84) 26:16 

Blaine ( J.G.) Twenty years of congress. (98)..29: 1 4;M.2 

Blair (L.H.) Unwise laws. (72) 64:183 

Blake (M.) Soundings. (115) 6:1829 

(W.) Poems. (29) 31: -073 

BlakistOn (J.K.) The teacher. (19) 2:4444 

Bland. Uunian and comparnt. pirturition. (25)..46:4778 

Blandford. Insanity and its treatment. (25) 46:1913 

Blane. Dissert, on subj<Mts of med. science. (95)..46:5100 
Blankaart. Lexic. nov. medic Gr.-Lat. (95)....*46:245 

Blind (M.) Madame Koland. (67) 26:776 

Blome. Geograph. descript. of the world. (34)..*60: 4 540 

Blow (S.E.) A study of Dante. (78) 10:4397 

Blundell (J) Diseases cf women. (25) 46:4683 

Blunt ( J. H.) Reformat of the church of Engl. (82)4:1290 

(W.S.) The love s<.nnets of Proteus. (62)....31:2390 

Bluntschli (.J.K.) The theory of the state. (103;..64:2853 
Bliithgen (V.) See Ewingr^.UnJ.H.) 

Blyth. PoiiM^ns: their etlW-ls and detect. (13r))..46:5559 

Boaseanc^C. Biblioth. Cnrnubiensis. 47) *L:29(»5 

Bobertagr (F.) Geschichtedos Romans. (34)..10:2h93.2 

Bock (.1.) Zincography. (39) 62:1251 

Bockniann(F) Die explosiven Stoffc. ^25) 62:1252 

Bodrhaave (H.) Institutiones medicae. (95) 46:694 

Materia medica and pre.-criptions. (95)....In 46:1080 

Theory of physic. (95) 46:696-701 

BoisseaulF.G.) Nos(^jjrrnphieorganique. (95)..46: 705-8 

Physiological pyret'loiry. (95) 46:2640 

Boivin. Un fragm. de Diodore de Sicile. (142).*62:I502 
Boivin de V. Querdle dt-s philos. du 6e siecl^. ( 19 )*62: 1 502 
BoUey (P. A.) Das Bcleuchtungswesen. (25U..«62:H303.1 
Bolton (S.K.) Social studies in England. (41)...64:2I69 

Bompas (G.C.) Life of F. Buckland. (20) 23:2773 

Bonar (J.) Malthus and his work. (98) 24:2405 

Bonnemaison. De la febricule typhoide. (95)..In 46:709 

Essais de clinique medicale. (95) 46:709 

Traitem. de I'ulcere chron de lestomac. (95).46:709 

Bonwick (J.) The British colonies. (118) 60:2329 

Bookwalter. Homo and intemat. trade. (72) 64:610 

Borffmann (E.) Chem. Anal, des Weines. (89)..61:2011 
Bom(ti.) Lord Byron. (98) In 41:2221 



Boscawen. Conversations on geography. (20)...6O:409 
Bosgroed ( M.D.) See Mulder Bosgoed (D.) 

Bouchardat(A.) Therapeutics, etc. (95) 46:5183 

Bouchut. Atlas d'ophthalmoscop. med. (95)...»46:6121 

Maladies des nouveau-n^s. (95)...- 46:5001 

On croup. (95) - In*46:l7 

Bonis (J.) See Briand and Ohaud6. 

Bourgret ( F.) Un crime d'amour. (128)...- ♦67:109 

Bourke (J.G.) Apache campaign. (84).. 29:1463 

Bourne (E.G.) Surplus revenue of 1837. (22) 64:189 

Bowen. A layman's study of the Eng. bible. (2)....8:323 

Bowie. Hydraulic mining in California. (55) 62:386 

Bowker (li.U.) The economic fact-book- (72) — 64:208 

Economics for the people. (103) 64:219 

Bowman. Structure of the wool fibre. (25) 62:1518 

Boyd ( A.K.H.) Gharacteristicof mod. life. (66)..6:4868 

(J.) The teachers' blue book. (52) ♦2:2411 

Boyesen (H.H.) The story of Norway. (118)..28:2040 
Boyle (J.) Medico-hitt. account of Africa. (95).46:5103 
Bradley (D.B.) Treatise on midwifery. (25) — 46:4781 

(E.) Fotheringhay and Mary. (99) 24:2548 

(G.G.) Lectures on Ecclesiastes. (66)... 3:1437 

(M.) Hidden sweetness. Poems. (29) 31:2089 

Braeme (.Vrs.C.M.) The marriage vow. (31)..36:4384 

BrsLgge (W.) Bibliotheca nicotinna. (47) ♦L:3213 

Brande ( W.T.) A manual of pharmacy. (95)..46:5186 
Brannt a;«rfW. Techno-chem. receipU. M 18)..... 62: 1236 
Bransford. Researches in Nicaragua. (34)....*41:1524 

Braun (K.R.) (J rsemic convulsions. (95).... 46:4928 

Brayley (E.W.) Londiniana. (34).. 60:2491-4 

andoihera. London and Middlesex. (34)..*6O:2370-74' 

Br6hat (\.de.) A dark deed. (139) 36:2729 

Brennan (J.F.) Hist, of paint, and sculpt.( 1 19).. 10:2584 

(J.J.A.) History of Ireland. (20) 28:929 

Brentano (C ) Fairy tales. (31) 35:2773 

Br6quifirny. Dud^T.d'union del'^gLetc. (142)..*62:1643 

Brera (V.L.) Verminous diseases. (96).. 46:1572 

Brereton (A.) Shakespearean scenes, etc. (138)..*A:4137 

Bretonneau (P.) On diphth^rite. (96) ..In ♦46:17 

aiul others. Diphtheria. (120) ♦46:71 

Brewster (E.E.) Parlor varieties, etc. (109)...32:2:4-5 
Briand and Chaud6. M^decine legale. (96)....46:5786 

Bright (J.W.) Cancer. (59) 46:3619 

(li.) Abdominal tumours. (120) ♦46:36 

Keports of medical cases. (120) ♦46:59H3-6 

and Addison (T.) Practice of med. (120)...46:714 

Brinkerhofif (H.H.) Nah nee-ta, a tale. (126)...36:2829 
Briuton(D.G.) Annals of Cakchiquels. (20)..^lO:3187.6 

( VV.) Diseases (»f the stomach. (120) 46:1456 

Brisseau (M.) Six objfervations chirurg. (59)...46:3227 
'BTi&tOVieandoiheri. Diseases of the intest. (136) .46:1437 
Britton and others. Beauties of Eng. (35)..^60:2361-86 

Brodie (B.C.) Works. (11) 46:174-6 

Brookes (R.) General gazetteer. (20) ..^60:349 

Brooks (K.S.) Historic b.)ys. (21) 23:289 

In Leisler's times, (llo) 36:2944 

(H.M.) Curiosities of the old lottery. (80)....33:917 

Days of the spinning-whe«*l in N. Eng. (84)..10:5631 

New England Sunday. (99) 10:5633 

Quaint and curious advertisement.*^. (118) 10:3196 

( P.) The oldest school in America. (19) 2:4061 

Broussais. De la theor. medic, pathol. (120)...46:2*86 

Kxamen des doctrines m^dicales. (120) 46:460-63 

Histoire des phlf-gmasies. (120) 46:2480-83 

History of chronic phlegmasi®. (121). 46:2483-4 

Le9.»ns .^ur les phlegmasi»*s gastriques. (121)...46:1462 

Kecherches sur hi lievre hectique. (121) 46:2715 

Brown (CO.) Battle-fields revisited. (67) 29:2650 

( E.E.) Life of Ulysses Simpson Grant. (84)..24: 1 396 

(K.W.) The life of society. (23) 64:2168 

(H.D.) Two college giris. (46) 36:2998 

(H.N.) Life of Jesus for young people. (18) 3:2993 

(.1.) Fever, inflammat, rheumat., etc. ( 121 )...46: 2643 

John Bunyan. (118) .• 23:2813 

Works. (121) 46:722-4 

(J.C.) Ethics of George Eliofs works. (16)...33:930 

Forests and forestry in Poland. (42) 43:591 

(J.G.) Medical diagnosis. (59) 46:726 

( M.T.) Synthetic pkiilos. of expreasion. (1 17)^2:3737 



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148 



Index of Authobs. 



Brown (S.) Ori^ of the yellow fever. (121). ..46:2774 

(T.K) Studies in modern socUlism. (135)...64:2179 

(W.F.) and B. The people's farm cycl. (25)..*62:2005 

(W.O.) 6>« Brown ( J.) 

Browne (F.P.) Bugle-echoes. (109) 31:2092 

(I.) Iconoclasm and whitewash. (48) 33:949 

(J.R.) Yusef ; or, journey of the Frangi. (5)...2 1:263 

(L.) Voice use and stimulants. (11) 46:1374 

(W.H.) The art of pyrotechny. (42) 62:1699 

Browninff. Pomegran. from an Eng. garden. (29)..3 1:473 
Bruce (W.N.) Life of Gen. Sir Chas. Napier. (S'9)..26:l 

Brunton (T.L.) Pharmacology, etc. (II) *46:5190 

Bryan. I>ict. of painters and engravers. ( 1 18)..*26:3104 

Bryant (H.) Cure of inguinal hernia. (121) 46:3703 

(T.) Clinical surgery. On ovariotomy. (121)..46:4930 

(W.C.) Letters of a traveller. (5) 21:270 

Bryoe (J.) Student's atlas of phys. gpogr. (36)..*60:3968 

Bryson (3/rs.M.I.) Home life in China. (21) 22:143 

Buchan (A. P.) Symptomatology. n21) 46:729 

Buchanan (R.) The master of the mine. (126)..36:30^5 

IT.) Acoustic surgery. (121) 46:3805 

Fhysiol. illus. of the organ of hearing. (121 )..46: 3806 

(T.B.) A plea for silver coinage. (23) 64:612 

Buchanan (Hamilton) (F.) Dindjpiir. (35)..60:2l 18 

Buck. Refer, handb. of med. sciences. (121) *46:5915 

Buckland(F.T.) Notes from animal life. (105)..43:I674 
Buckler. Larvae of butterflies and moths. (56)..*44:1987 

Budge (E.A.W.) Babylonian life. (84) 26:1611 

Bulkley (L.D.) Acne: its etiology, etc. (59) 46:4393 

Bullen ( A.H.) Collect, of old Eng. plays. (29)..*32:276.4 

Bunner(H.CJ The Midge. (96J 36:3305 

Bunon (R.) Essai sur les mal des dents. (45)..In 46:4474 

Les mauzde dents des femmes erosses. (45)..In 46:4474 

Burke (B.) A geneal. and heraldic diet. (99}....*L:6504 
Bum (R.S.) Systematic small farming. (89)..'.. ..62:2085 

Burnaby (F.) Our radicals. (126) 36:3370 

Burnet (J.) Composition in pictures. (26) 63:737 

Burnett (P.H.) Little Lord Fauntleroy. (139)..36:3397 
Burnham(B.F.)anrf(C.S.) The life of lives. (115).3:3269 

(C.L.) Next door. (96) 36:3392 

Bums. Anatomy of the gravid uterus. (121) 46:4789 

Dissertation on inflammation. (121) 46:2489 

The principles of midwifery. (121) 46:*785 

Burr (E.F.) Celestial empires. (26) 42:101 

(S.D.V.) Tunneling under the Hudson. (73)..*&2:3024 

Burrill. Nature of circumst evidence. (23) 66:793 

Burroughs (J.) Signs and seasons. (73) 41:2319 

(S.) Memoirs of the notorious B. (130) 23:2839 

Burrows(G.M.) Causes of insanhy. (121) 46:1917 

BurseriusfJ.B.) In.stit.of pract.ofmea. ( 121 ).,..46: 732-6 
Burton (E.F.) Reminisc. of sport in India. (88).. 10:5856 

Butler (S.) An atlas of modern geogr. (35) *60:3971 

Outline maps. (84) *6O:4000 

(W.) Boston to Rareilly and back. (50) 4:2554 

(W.A.) Domesticus. (46) 36:3425 

Butlin (H.T.) Diseases of the tongue. (59) 46:2257 

Butterfleld ( W.) See Heart (J.) 

Butterworth. Wonderful Christmases. (84) 26:297 

Zigzag journeys in the Levant. (5).... 21:275 

Buzzard (T.) Syphilitic nervous affections. (106)..46:4275 

Bjrron. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. (138) 31:2397 

O (A.P.) Wahrheitund Dichtung. (67) 24:531 

Cable (G.W.) The silent South. (23) 64:2180 

Oaldwell (C.) Malaria and temperament. (106)..46:2587 
See Allbert M . L.) 

Oallicot (T.C.) Universal geography. (21) »60:365 

Oalmell (J.L.F.) De la folic. (106) 46:1919-20 

De la paralysie consid. chez les ali^n^s. (106)..46: 1825 

Calvert (O.) Bsemorrhoids or piles, etc. (12)....46:4342 
Cameron (3/r«.H.L.) In a grass country. (110)..36:3736 

(J.) Oils and varnishes. (119) 62:1721 

Campbell (C.) Materials for mem. of Burk. (5)..23:2798 

(B..) Miss Melinda's opportunity. (126) 36:3734 

Mrs. Herndon's income. (15) 36:3733 

(J.) The lives of the lord chancellors. (5).23:365-71 

Same 23:382-4 

(J.) White-herring fishery in Scotl. (88)....lO:5901 

(J.F.) Frost and fire. (21) 60:33-4 

{j,K) The theory of the slide-rule. (119)...62:1009 



Campbell (T.) Lives of British dramatists. ( 130)^23:395 
Campbell-Copeland (T.) 5fe«Mottelay (PF.) 
Campbell-Praed. The head station. (139). .—36:3737 
Canaye. Recherchea sur Anaximandre. (19)-*62:1510 

Reoherches sur le philosophe Thalds. (19)..In •62:1510 

Cannan (E.) The Duke of St. Simon. (99) 26:903 

Cannon ( R. ) {pseud, ) See [Figrff ?] 

Oapel (T.J.) 'Catholic." (18) 4:3204 

The pope. (50) 4:2768 

Rejoinder to reply of J. H. Hopkins. ( 18) 4:3203 

Carey (M.) Miscellaneous essays. (106) 46:2778 

(R.N.) Wooed and married. (126) 36:3785 

OeLTnegie (A.) Triumphant democracy. (103) — 64:819 

Oaron{P.) French dishes. (41) 64:2620 

Carpenter. The raicrosc. and its revel at. (119).. 61:2591 
Carpentier. Etude des pr^ent. de la face. (45)..46:4786 

Carrey (E.) L'Amuz<'ne. (5) 21:2873 

Carroll (L) (pseud.) Se^Dodgrson (C.L.) 

Carryl (C.E.) Davy and the goblin. (31) 36:3904 

Carson (J.) Materia med. and pharmacy. (106)..46:5191 
Carter (H.W.) Hospitals of France, etc (106)..46:540 

(R.B.) Diseases of the eye. (107) 46:3874 

Same 46:3875 

Cams (P.) Monism and meliorism. (19) 2:738.19 

Casper (J. L.) Forensic medicine. (107) *46:39-42 

Castlemon (H.) (pseud.) »s;«e Posdick (C.A.) 
Caswell (A.) Kesults of meteorol. observ. (26)..*41:1523 
Caunter (H.) The romance of history. (139)..36:3954 
Caussin de P. L'Optique de Ptolem^e. (78)...*62:1556 
Cavalucci(C.J.) Vita del Donatello. (119)..^»A:6839 
Cavendish, (pseud.) See Jones (H.) 
Cayol. De la gangrene dans les hcrnies. (107)...46:3747 

Cazenave a;ifl? S. Cutaneous diseases. (59) 46:4396 

Oelsu8(A.C.) De medicin'i. (107) 46:743 

Centlivre (A/rs.S.) Dramatic works. (29). ..♦32: 769.1-3 
Cervantes Saavedra. Don Chisciotte. (128)..66:5528 

Don Quijote. (128) 78:2211 

( 1 28) ~ 66:5860-63 

Don Quixote. (64) *36:3981.1-4 

Cervus (G.l.) Cut: a story of West Point. (110)..36:3984 

A model wife, (lb) 36:3983 

Chabert. La malaa. spasmod.-lipyrienne. (59).46:2781 

Ohadwick (J.W.) The two voices. (62) 31:2100 

Chamberlain (P. B.) R. Claxton's story. (3l)..36:4001 
Chambers (J.) Lovers four, maidens live. ( 126)..36:4003 

(T.W.) Companion to rev. Old Test. (18)..„ 3:316 

Chambre. Contin. historiaj Dunelm. (35) *27:1108 

Ohamplin ( J.D.) Cyclop, of painters. ( 1 1 9) ..♦A: 53 1 9.1 

Champney. The bubbling teapot. (126) 36:4023 

Three Vassar girls in Italy. (5) 22:1775 

Channingr (VV.EJ John Brown. (<52) 32:768 

ChapUna/u/H. Little folks of other lands. (80)..33:1133 
Chapman (H T.) Treatment of ulcers. (59). ...46:3625 

(N.) Th^jrapeutics and mat. med. (l07)...46:5194-5 

Charles (3/r«.E.R.) Three martyrs. (21) 23:409 

Charlesworth. Treatm. of the insane. (107)..46:1922 

Chase fl.J.) The Jewish tabernacle. (18)...^ 4:256 

(W.l.) Civil government. (23) 64:817 

Chatto (J.) Bibliography of diphtheria. ( 107)..In »46:17 

Chaucer. Chaucer's stories simply told. (64) 36:4138 

Cheever. Faith and views of Mme Guyon. (66) — 3:3477 

The whale and his captors. (74) 44:250 

Ohorouny (H.W.) Labor and liberty. (23) 64:2182 

Ohervet (Mme M.E.S.) Patira. (31) 38:3519 

Oheselden (W.) La taille lat^rale. (107) 46:4255 

Chesneau (E.) The educat. of the artist. (105)...63:26 
Ohesney a«</0*Donnell. F. R. Chesney. (99)..24:184 

Oheyne (J.) Cases of apoplexy. (107) ^46:1828 

Diseases of children. (107) 46:5004-5 

Hydrocephalus acutus. (107) 46:2357 

(W.W.) Antiseptic treatm. of wounds. (75)..46:3087 

Chlappelli. Intorpetr. pant, di Platone. (n7)..*2:6041 
Ohllds (E.E.) Hist, of the United States. (67)...29:1481 
Chisholm. Diseases of trop. countries. (107)....46:5105 
Cholmondeley-Pennell (H.) Fishing. (41).. 10: 5904-5 
Chomel. El^mens de pathologic g^ndrale. (107) ..46:747 

Same 46:748 

Choparta;iefDe8ault. Maladies chirurg. (45)46:3089-90 
Christ ( H.) Das Pflanzenleben der Schweis. (42).43:9l 



IfiimK OF Authors. 



149 



Index op AitTHOBfl. 



Ohriatiani. Express, in pianof. playing. (20)...63:2109 

Ohristie (A.T.) Treatment of cholera. (107) 46:2852 

Ohristison (R) A treatise on poisons. (107)....46:r)r)00 

ikmie 46:f>r>Gl 

Church (A.H.) En^i^h porcelain. (89).. 63:2786 

(A.J.) Isis and Thamcsis. (84) *23'MT^ 

Two thousand years hco. (139) 36:4258 

With the king at Oxlfrd. (67) 27:1558 

(E.R.) Flower-Ulks at Elmridge. (105) 43:061 

(1-P-) Siatics for engineer, students. (119)..61:2.S72 

(R.W.) Disciplineof ihechrist. character. (0«>)..3::u78 

Ohurchill (K.) Diseases of pn«gn amy. (107). ..46:4789 

(K.) Face and f.'Oi deformities. (12) 46:3700 

Civialo (J.) De la lithotritie. (107) 46:4218 

Discuss, sur la taille et la lithotritie. (10«) 46:4254 

Lettres sur la lithotritie. (108) 46:4219 

Olaretie (J.) Prince Zilnh. (139) 36:4308 

Olark (F.L.) Outlines of surgery. (45) 46:3093 

(J.) The influence of climate, etc. (108) 46:5107 

Pulmonary consumption. (108) 46:2187 

The sanative influence of climate. (108) 46:5108 

(J.R.) Nettie's poems. (109) 31:2435 

Clarke (C.M.) Di^eases of females. (45) 46:4(87 

(E.H.) A century of Arner. medicine. (108)..46:449 

(J.) Diseases of children. (Ij8) 46:.''008 

(J-r\) Every-day religion. (115) 6:44()« 

Classen. Quant. Anal, auf electrol. Wege. (26) 61:2004 
Clay ( B. M. ) {pseud. ) See Braeme ( Mrs. C.M.) 

(C.) Ol»stetric surgery. (45) 46:4792 

(C.M.) Life. (118) 24:288.1 

Cleinent(C.£.) Handb. ofchnVtian f.ymbols. (115). .4:5025 

An outline history of sculpture. * {10) 10:2629 

Clerke. Astronomy during the 19. century. (89)..10:193 

Cleveland (R.K.) The long run. (126) 36:4422 

Clinton. Civil and liter, chront.l. of Rome. (5)»26:111 

Cloud (J.A.) Homoeopathy. (108) *46:5853 

Clutterbuck. Seat and nature of fcvor. (108)..46:2647 

Coan (T.M.) Ounces of prevention. (59) 45:1388 

Coffin (R.F.) The America's cup. (41) 10:6224 

Cohen (J.) Croup, its relat. to trachoptoiny. (1(»8)..46:501 1 

Inhalation. (108) 46:5608 

Same 46:5609 

Colangre. Picturesque Russia and Greece. (5)..=^A:5132 
Cole. Novae hypotheseos hypotyposis. 108)... In 46:958 

Tractatus de secretione animali. (lOH) In 46:958 

Coleman (•I.an(/E.) Memoir.* of Sam. Phelp."*. (99)..25:512 

(L.) Atlas of biblical groicraphy. (35) *60:3976 

Colenso (F.E.) The ruin of Zululand. (21)....26:1944.2 

Collier (A.L) Lilith. (29) 31:2101 

(R.L.) English home life. (21) 22:2:^06 

Colliffnon (M.j Greek archteology. (99) 10:940 

Collin (V.) Use of the stethoscope. (lOH) 46:2o78 

Collins (C.Il.) From Highland hilL*, etc. (99)....22:H4H 

[J.V.) Bolingbroke. (118) 23:444 

(W.W.) the evil genius. (110) 35:4597 

CoUinSOna/i^Ede. Election law. (104) 66:783 

Colquhoun (M.J.) Primus in Indis. (31) 35:4624 

Oolton aridF, Introd. srh(M)] ge(»gr. (84) -60:3981 

Colyer. Modem Pteam engines and boilers. (89)..*62:3080 
Combes. Delam^dec. en Frunceeten Italie. (108)46:463 

Comesrys (B.B.) How to get on. (16) 33:1219 

Conipayr6 (G.) The history of pedagogy. (52)..2:427l 
Conder (A.) The discontent of Ireland. (1 18)...28:947 
Conklin (3/r«.J..M.) The i-tory of Hannah. (15)37:858 

That Quisset house. (139) 37:^54 

Uncle Seth's will. (46) 37:859 

Conn (H.W.) Evolution of to-day. (74) 44:977 

ConoUy (J!) Indications of insanity. (108) 46:1926 

Conscience (H.) The blue hou>o. (15) In 36:4652 

The fatal duel. (15) In 36:4652 

Flemish life, in four stories. (77) 35:4645 

Veva and the conscript. (31) 36:4643 

Conway (H.) {pseud.) -St« Pargus (F.J.) 
Cook(C.) The Dandie Dininont terrier. (26)..*44:30u7 

(W.H.) Physio-medical surgery. (59) 46:3102 

Cooke (G.W.) Poets and problems. (78) 10:3383 

(J.) Nervous diseases. (108) 46:1690 

(J.E.) Pathology and therapeutics. (108)...46:752-3 

(J.P.) Scieotifie culture. (74) 41:2331 



Cooke (R.T.) Root-b<»und; and other stories. (46)..35:4719 

The Sphinx's children. (77) 36:4692 

( NV.) Derangem. of the digestive organ.s. (108^.46:1466 

Cooley(A.J.) Compound medicines. (1<'9) 46:5198 

(T.M.) Michigan. (35) 30:933 

(W.D.) Maritime and inland discov. (5) 60:375^7 

Ooolid^e {R.U.) Sickness in the army. (109)..*46:6050 

(S.) {psrud.) See "Woolsey (*VmS.C.) 

Cooper (A.) See Hill ( H.) and Oooper. 

(W.W.) On near 8ii;ht, etc. (109) 46:3878 

Ooote (H.) On joint-di8«*ase.*». (12) 46:3546 

OopelK.D.) The contents of a bone cave. (35)..In ♦41:15i4 
Copeland. Disca.»ie» of rectum and anus. (12)..46:4345 
Copeman ( K.) Cerebral affect, of intnncy. ( 109)..46:50I3 
Copland. Dictionarv of pract. medicine. (109)..*46:4ol-.4 

Oorbett (J ) Tho ikll of Asgard. (126) 36:4836 

Corey (H.B.) Amer. jigriculturist law book. (41)..66:1323 
Cormack (J.) See P6nelon. 

Oorneli8(L.) The American republic. (143)....33:iy0 
Cornell (S.S.) Intermediate geography. (99)..*60:3983 

Primary geography. (99) -60:3982 

Corning* (./.L.) LiKalftna-sthisia. (59) 46:5476 

Corson (.i.W.) The treatment of pleurisy. (59)..46:2190 
Oorvisart (J.N.) Les maladies du ca»ur. (121 )..46: 1378 
Coster (J.) Manual of surgical op<'rations. (59)..46:3r20 

The practice of medicine. (122) 46:762 

Coulson (W.J.) Stone in the bladder. (59) 46:4222 

Coulter (J.) Mr. D.'smond, U. S. A. (126) 36:4888 

(J M.) See Arthur ( J.C.) 

Courthope. Liberal movem. in Eng.literat. (142). 10:3388 
Courtney ( W.L.) • Constructive ethics. (1 17)....2: 738.29 

Coventry (J.) After his kind. (64) 35:4887 

Ooverdale. (;)#«m//.) Fall of the great republ. (72)64:1139 
Oowell n;»/ N. The Divyiivadana. ( 115)...*10:2178.22 

Cox ((i.W.) Lives of (JrcVk statesmen. (81) 23:461.2 

(IL) The flm century of Christianity. (82) 4:794 

(S.) Expositions. (50) 6:5022 

Ooxe(J.R.) The Ameiican dispensatory. (122)..46:5201 

Ooxon(E) The long lane. (139) '. 36:4884 

Craigrliill. Army otiicer's pocket ccmipanion. (42)62:1910 
Cramer (J.A.) Doscript. of ancient Greece. (35)60:2931-3 

Dc.-cription of Asia Minor. (35) 60:2127-8 

Orane(E.A.) Organiz.of Amer. ambul. (122)..«^46:6081 

(T.F.) Italian popular tales. (15) 36:5n02 

( W.) The sirens three. (63) »31:320l 

Crawford ( F..M.) A tale of a lonely parish. (64)..36:5028 

aud Balcares ( Earl of. ) See Lindsay. 

Cremer(ll.) Reyond the grave. (2) 3:5192 

Suppi. to Biblico-theol. lex. of N. T. Greek.( 1 15)«3:6348 

Cremona (L) Projective geometry. (56) 61:563 

Orichton (A.) Mental derangement. (r22)...46: 1932-3 

Oroflfut (W.A.) The Vanderbilts. (67) 26:1366 

Oroll (J.) Climate and cosmology. (56) 61:2904 

Orommelin (M.) Goblin gold.^ (15) 36:5049 

Cromwell ( J. H.) On belts and pulleys. (5r,) 62:623 

Oronkhite (H.M.) Reymond : a drama. (138)...32:796 
Crookes. Cnem. analvsis (chiefly inorganic). (89)61:1637 
Orook8hank(C.lI.) '.Methodism in Ireland. (82).4:420«.l 

(K..M.) Practical Lacteriology. (89) 44:2428 

Oruger (M.) Ilypene^thesia. Vl5) 36:5080 

Cruveilhier. Essai .sur I'anatomie pathol. ( 122 )..46: 1220 
Oubas. Cuadrodo lo.s Ehtad. Unid. M<'X. (84)....6O:2022 
CuUen. First lines of the pract. of physic. (122).46: 767-8 

.Same 46:766 

Treatijje of the materia nudica. (122) 46:5204-5 

Works. (122) 46:769-70 

Cullerier (A.) Atla.s of vencn^al diseases. (122)..*46:6(»30 

Cumberland (S.C.) Thr? rabbi's spoil. (31) 36:5132 

Gumming: (C.F.G.) Via Cornwall to Eirvpt. (21)..21:908 

Wanderings in China. (118) i^.". 22:159.1-2 

Oupples (G.) Cupph's Howe, mariner. (77) 36:5167 

Ourrie ( J .) Water as a remedy in fever. ( 1 22)..46:2650 
Curtis (A.) Examinat. of medical systems. (122)..46:773 

fF.B.)<im/W. Army and navy pensi(.n8. (72)..66:1863 

(G.T.) McClellan'*s last service. (84) 24:2393 

(J.S.) Silver-lead of Eureka, Nev. (74)....«42:2352 

Ourtius ( (i. ) Principles of Greek etymology. (114)1:1 088.2 

Ousack-Smith (W.) Our war-ships. (119) 62:1114 

Cuspinian.(J.) Ein ausserlessne Chrouicka. (21)^* A: 206 



Indsx of Axtthorb. 



150 



Iin>ix or AuTHOia 



Outbiish (J.) Adulteration of food. (122) 46:5431 

OyrilluB. Ga«pel according to St. John. (82)..3:2l98.l-2 
Ozermak (J.N.) On the laryngoscope. (122)..In *46:21 

D»** Traits de la dyssenterie. (122) 46:1500-61 

Dabney(V.) The story of Don Miff. (110) 37:8 

Dacier(A.) Dlscoursaur la satire. (142) In «62:1502 

La Matroned' Eph^se. (Ill) In *62:1541 

Notice d" 11 n manu^crit grec. (IM) ln*62:154l 

Dahlgren (M.V.) The Wt name. (77) 37:18 

Dahlstrom (K.P.) The fireman^s guide. (56). ..62:726 

Dahn (F.) Saga of Halfred the Sigskald. (96) 37:23 

See "Wietersheim. 

Dalby. Diseases and injuries of the ear. (59) 46:3811 

Dall. What we know about Shakejipeare. (63).. 32:3045 
Dalla-Torre (K.W.r.) Flcra of the Alps. (I05)..43:96 
Dal Vero (M.F.) A sociulislic romance. (130)... 37:54 

Daly (M.N.) A moral sinner. (126) 37:53 

Dana(\V.F.) ()ptimi.«m(.f R. W. Emerson. (143)..33:1251 
3J>ante Aligrhieri. The Divinacommedia. (138)..31:2106 

Opere minori. (112) 66:5530-32 

The paradise of (63) 31:2472 

Darby (J ) {pseud.) See Qarretson (J.E.) 
Daremberg*. Extr. des mss. m^dic. grecs, etc. ( 122)..46:470 

Histoire des sciences medieules. (122) 46:464 

Med. entre llomere et llippocr. (122) 46:4»'»8 

Darmeeteter (J.) The Zend-avesta. (6h)..*iO:205h.23 
Daubeny (C.) Active and extinct volcanos. (84)..60:49 

Daudet (A.) Sapho. (128) *67:359 

Sappho: Parisian manners. (96) *37:99 

Stories of Provence. (126) 37:100 

Daunt (A.) With pack and rifle, etc. (99) 21:1303 

Davasse. La syphilis, ses formes, son un)t6. (12)46:4281 
Davey (J.G.) The ganglionic nerv. system. (123).46:1694 
DavidB flw</ Oldenbergr- Vinaya texts. (06)*lO: o:>8.20 
Davidson (J. T.) Forewarned-furearmed. (1 15)..5:44n2 

(J.W.) The correspondent. (83) 2:*^506 

(M.M.) The bombyx mori (Linnseus). (26)..52: 1709 

SilK : its history and manufacture. (26) 62:1700 

Davies. Select, in pathology and surgery. (123)..46:048 

Daviot (D.Z.) On diphtht'rite. (123) In M6:17 

Davis (D.D.) Acute hydrocephalus. (59) 46:2361 

Operative midwifery. (123) M6:6100 

(J.F.) The Chinese. (35) 60:2i:i:^4 

(N.S ) Histof the Amer. Med. Assoc. (123j..46:466 

(3/r.«».R.H.) Natasqua. (IIO) 37:151 

(W.T.) Hist.of the town of Plymouth. (21)«30:3229 

Day (H.) Clinical histories with comment*. (123^.46:785 

(K.E.J Ehdric li«:ht arithmetic. (lo5)....62:l'>52.IO 

Dease(W.) observations in midwifery. (12)...46:4706 
DeBeck(D.) Hard chancre of the eyelids. (12.i)..46:3883 
Debrett (J.) Peerage, ban.neta^e.^^etc. (130)....*L:6515 
De Colan^e ( I-..) See Oolange. 

De Oosson. Days and nighls of service. (130)...26:1957 

Deems (CF.) Sermons. (18) 6:5054 

Deite. Die Darstellung der Seifen, etc. (26)*62:-^.{03 10 
Delabarre. Traitede la seconde dentition. (5i»)..46:4471 
Delafleld ffwrf P. Pathol, anat. and histol^'gy. (59)46:1227 
De La Rame ( L.) Ste La Rame ( Ij.de.) 
DeldenLaerne(C.F.ra/i.) Brazil and Java (26)62:22n2 
Delefosse. Procedes pour ranai.de>} urines. (59)..46:4163 
Delisle (l^V.) La bil.liothequede Corbie. ( 111 )..*62:1574 
Mem. sur les recueils de jui^ements. (5).. In *62:1574 

Lt'SouvragesdeGuillaumede Nangis. (142)..^62:1577 

Del Mar. History of the precious metals. ( 1 10)..42:2 1 21 
Deloche. Dissert, sur uno medaille m<?r<»v. (118)^62:1579 

Deming (P.) Adirondack stories. (139) 37:292 

De Morgran (C.) The origin of cancer. (12)....46:36:vj 



71 y [rk..M:.) uovtJb iiinrivr. ^'''J'; Of.oiij 

Dent. Story of the Upper Canadian rebell. (84)..3O:2034 

Deroubaix (L.) Fi^tules urogenitales. (123) 46:4934 

Desault (P.J.) A treatise on "fractures. (45) 46:3550 

De Schweinitz. Hist, of the Unitas fratrum. (115)4:4273 
Desgrangres. Lemons de clinique chlrurg. (59)..46:>5129 
Desniaisons. Asiles d'alienes en Espagne. (59)46:1937 

Desor(E.) Im Urwald. (74) In 41:2220 

Despeyroux. Ul€^rat.daculdeUmatrioe. (123)46:4936 



Desruelles (H.M.J.) Blennorrb^e urdtrale. (12)46:4096 

Treatment of venereal diseases. (12)« 46:4282 

Dewees. Subje<'ts ccmnect. with midwifery. (60).46:4805 

System of midwifery. (59) 46:4802 

Same. (60) « 46:4803 

Dewey (M.) Decimal classification. (47) ♦L:1428 

De Witt (J.) S«;rmohs on the christian life. (2)...6:5060 
Dicey (A.V ) The law of the constitution. (23) 66:1460 

Dickens (C.) Complete poems. (29) 31:2480 

Plays and poems. (109) 32:804.1-2 

(.M.) Charles Dickens. (21) « 24:056 

Dickerson. J. Henry and the magnet telegr. (21)24:1708 
Dickson (JT.) Modieinein relat. to mind. (60)..46:'.938 

(S.H.) Studies in pathol. and therapeut. (123)46:795 

Dietlein. Leseb. zum Unterr. in d. Literaturk. (19)<j:3884 

Dillnberger.- Women's diseases. (45) 46:4691 

Disraeli iB.) Lord Beacon^^fleld's correspond. (84)26:2119 

Dix ( VV.C.) The pattern life. (66) 6:3111 

Dobell(H.) Germs and vestiges of disease. (123)..46:799 
Dobson (.Vr#.8.) The life of Petrarch. (84)...In23:908 
Dodgre ( Miss MA.) See Spencer {H.) and Harrison . 

Dodsrson (C.L.) A tangled tale. (88) 10:6i74 

Dodworth (A.) Dancing. (41) lO:5«50 

Dole (N.H.) Turko Russian war of 1877-8. (5).28:24S3 
Doolittle. Treati>e on pract. astronomy. (43) — 42:138 
Doornkaat Koolman. Ostfries. Worterb. (82)»1:5438 
Doran. Monarchs retired from business. (130). .23: 593-4 

Dorr (J.C.R.) Afternoon songs. (29) 81:2493 

Dostoyevsky. Crime and punishment. (139)«.37:779 
Dot. ( pseud, i See Vaux ( C. B . ) 

Daudney {S.) The family difficulty. (15) 87:784 

Dougrlas (A.M.) A woman's inheritance. (15)„..37:837 
Dowden. Studies in literature, 1789-1877. (111)10:2933 

Dowling (G.T.) The wreekers. (110) 37:841 

Doyle (K.) Scenes from English history. (118).*A:8437 
Dragre. Oiminal code of the Germ, empire. (23)66:1577 
Druzbicki (G.) Tribunal of conscience. (115) — 4:3243 
Dubard (M.) Japenese life, love, and legend. (99}22:153 

Du Boisgobey (F.) Article 722. (126).. 36:2307 

The crime of the opera house. (139) 85:2308 

The .Matapan affair. (78) 36:2306 

The i)ld age of Lecoq. (31) 35:2303.1-2 

Dubuo ( L. A. ) See Bazin ( E.) 

Du Cane. Punisliment and prevent, of crime. (23)64:2442 

Duchenne. Select, from clinical w<»rks. (4.^») — *46:51 

Duchess, The. (psewl.) See ArgleB {Mr8,y\ ) 

Du Defifand ( Aa marquise.) Lett<MS (131 )....26:2114-17 

Dudevant (MmeA.LAD.) Letters. (99)...25:21 10.1-3 

DufBeld (S.W.) English hymns. (115).... 6:3443 

Duhrin^ (LA.) Diseapes of the skin. (60).. 46:4107 

Dujardin-Beaumetz. Clinical therapeut. (60).46:l696 

Dukes (E..I.) Everyday life in China. (84).. 22:174 

Dumas. Catal. ill ustre'du salon, 1880. (1 19)..*63:2404.2 

Dunbar (W.) Poems. (1:^8) « »1:4351 

Duncan (J. M.) Fecundity, and allied topics. (12)46:4811 

.Meehanism of parturition. («0) 46:4809 

Mortality of maternity hospitals. (12) 46:4810 

Dunn (.I.P.,ir.) Mas-^acresof the mountains. (84)29:1309 

Dunning ( C. ) See Wood ( Mrs.C D. ) 

Dupuy(E.) Great masters of Russian literal. (142)10:4525 

(L) Dissert. Purl'CEdipedeSophocle. (lll)»62:1528 

Durand (MmeA.M.CM.) Clwpatra. (46) 37:1103 

(A. M.F.J Dosia's daujrhter. (31) 37:1101 

DuResnel. Prix propos. parmi les Grecs etc.(142)*62:l513 

Duruy (V.) History of Rome. (118) ..♦26:'<224.1-8 

Duryee(8.) Directiims for securing patents. (104)66:1022 
Dussaulx. Les satiriques latins. Horace. (142)*62:1543 
Duyckinck. Nati(»n. portrait gallery of Amer. (5)23:3025 
Dyer(T.H.) Ancient Rome. (35) 6O:3O50 

Pompeii. (35) 60:3030 

Eagles. Construct, geometry of plane curves. (56).51:')»58 
Earle (II.) Practic. observations in surgery. (45).46:3140 

(J ) Fractures of the lower limbs. (12) 46:3554 

Operation for the stone. (12) 46:4226 

iJ.) Dawn of European literature. (142).... 10:3403 

Eastman (C.G.) Poems. (63) „ 31:2499 

Eaton (C.A.) Rome, in the 19. century. (35)..6O:H052-3 

Ebers (G.M.) Lorenz Alma Tadema. (84) 25:1231 

Boilaw (A.) Komance of a Q«rmAo ooort (126)87:14M 



Indiz of Authobs. 



151 



Indiz ov AtiTHOfts. 



Bcketein (E.) Aphrodite. (126) 37:1459 

Th« Chaldean magician. (46) 37:1458 

The will. (15) 37:1457.1-2 

Eddy (A/rs.M.B.G.) Science and health. (98) 6:4101 

Ede (H.P.) See Oollinson a;f</ Ede. 

Edersheim (A.) ilist. of Judah and Israel. (98)....4:285 

Sdfirar (O.) See TuniBon (J.S.) 

Edmunds. Use of aUohol for women. (12.1) 46: '477 

Bdwarde8(3/r«.A.) I'lavwrightV daughter. (i:<y)37:i5il 

(3/r.f.E.) Life of Sir^U. B. Kdwardes. (1 18)..24:820 

Edwards. Fir^ft Epistle to the Corinthians. (98)..3:2295 

Ecran (M.F.) The life around us. (126) 37:1^84 

Stories of duty. (126) 37:1583 

EfiTSrer. Fragm. in^d. de I'ora'. Hyp^Tide. (142).*62: 1576 

— Quelques fragments de poterie antique. (5)..*62:1571 

Les traites publics dans Tantiquit^. (5) ^62:1574 

Effsrleston (G.C.) Strange stories from hist. (36)..26:356 
Bfirle(W.H.) Pennsylvania genealogies. (84)...*23:.{065 
Eliot (W.G.) Story of Archer Alexander. (72)...64:1684 

Elliot (A.) Hood in Scotland. (99) 24:1755 

(F.) Old court life in France. (131) 26:2928 

(F.M.) 11 i.«tory of Omega chapter. (52) 2:4094 

(G.) Tn-atire on future naval battles. (43)..*62:3159 

(G.T.,jr.) Obstetric clinic. (60) 46:4S13 

Ellis (E.S.) Camp-fire and wigwam. (31) 37:1669 

Elphinstone. The kingdom of Caubul. (36)...60: '143-4 
Eisner. Praxis d. Nahrungsmittel-Chemikers. (60)45:1867 

Emerson (W.G.) "Winnini^ winds. (31) 37:17()7 

Emmet (T. A.) Vesico-vaginal fistula. (123) 46:4938 

Emmons aniB. Sbitist. of the prec. metuls. ( 105)^ 84:852 

Empis(G.S.) On diphlhurite. (123) In«46:l7 

finault (L.) Carine. (128) 67:1493 

Enifel ( E.) Psychologic d. franzo:*. Lit«'rntur. (79).10::{84 1 
Ensrlish (T.D.) Boy's book of battle lyrics. (29)31:2120 
Ennery (A.P.<r.) See Dennery (A. P.) 
Brckmann an</ O. Le:? fiances deGrinderw. (128)67:1523 

Erichsen (J.E.) Diseases of the scjilp. (12) 46:^09 

Erman(A.) -^gypten im Altertum. (131) «10:6356 

Emi (H.) Mineralogy simplified. (43) 61:1623 

Esmarch (J.A.F.) \}^^ of cold in surgt^ry. (123)^46:21 
Evans (C.F.) Horticultur. direct, of the U.S. (74)*62:2598 

— (T.W.) Hist, of an ambulance wagon. (26)..46:4559 

SaniUry institutions, (26) 46:4623 

Everett-Green (E.) True to the la.<t. (15) 37:1773 

Everitt(G.) English caricaturists. (89) *A:8345 

Ewingr (3/r»..J.H.) Jackanapes, etc. (15) 37:1799 

Lob Lie-by-the-fire. (46) 37:1783 

Mary's meadow, etc. (i:^9) 37:1784 

Melchior'8 dream, etc. (139) 37:1803 

Pacey (J.W.) Practical hou.-e decoration. (119)..63:699 
Fagret. Monocraphie sur la flevre jaune. (26).. 46:2786 

Pairbairn (A.M.) The city of God. (18). 3:3537 

Palmouth ( Viscountess ) See BOBCawen. 

Parabeuf (L.H.) Ligation of arteries. (26) 46:3348 

Same 46:3465 

Parfirus(F.J.) Bound by a spell. (139) 37:1967 

A cardinal sin. (46) 37:1965 

Living or dead. (110) 37:1966 

Faijeon (B.L.) Christmas angel. (46) 37:1995 

Little Make-Believe. (15) 37:1994 

Love's harvest. (32) 37:1991 

The sacred nugget. (15) 37:1993 

Self-doomed. (32) 37:1992 

Farmer (S.) Hist, of Detroit and Michigan. (5)»30:1672 

Map and manual of Detroit. (99).! 60:1721 

Farquharson ( M . ) (pteud. ) See Finley ( Mrs. .M . F. ) 
Farrar (C.A.J.) Down the West Branch. r96)..37:i002 

(F.W.) History of interpretation. (115) 4:26S5 

Sermons and addresses. (50) 6:5116 

Treasure thoughts. (50) 6:2581 

Farre(J.R.) Apology for British anatomy. (123)M6:6123 
Farrow (E.S.) Military encyclopedia. " (105)...«62:3319 
Fauriel (C.C.) Last days of the consulate. (84)26:2934 

Fawcett (E.) The new King Arthur. (29) 32:681 

Romance and revery. (13H) 31:2513 

(H.) Econom. position of Brit, labourer. (104). 64:691 

Feichtinsrer. M6rtelmatoria!ien (26). *62:3303.9 

Felch (I.K ) Poultry culture. (56). 62:2879 

Fellowes (F.) Astronomy for beginnera. (56) 42:148 



F6nelon. Livesof the ancient philosophers. (52)23:645 
Penn (G.M.) Double cunning. (126) 37:2089 

Morgan's horror. (64) 37:2088 

The parson o'Dumford. (15) 37:2086 

The vicar's people. (64) 37:2087 

Fanner (C.S.) Vision. (26; 46:3891 

Fergusson. Anc. topography of Jerusalem. (21)*60:4325 

Ferry (A.L.) Phrenology made easy. (52).. 2:1894 

Feuillet ((>.) Aliette. (La morte.) (110).. 37:2128 

La morte. (128) 67:1637 

Field (H.M.) Greek islands after the war. (991...22:1402 

(.M.) The father's tragedy. (63) ., 32:829 

Field8(C.C.) Cancellation and how to cancel. (43)*61:229 
[Figg?] **"\Vhere men only dare to gol" (67)...29:2598 
Fifiruier(L.) Vies des savants illustres. (53)..23:647-51 
Finch-Hatton (H.) Advance Australia! (6)...22:2628 

Findlay (.I.R.) Thomas De Quincey. (99) 24:635 

Finley [MrsM.F.) Elsie's kith and kin. (139)..37:2159 

.Mildred's boys and girls. (139) 37:2161 

The thorn in the nest. (139) 37:2160 

The two Elsies. (15) 37:2158 

Fischer (F.) Chem. Technol. d. Wa^sers. (26)*62:3:^03.17 

Fisher (G. P.) Faith and rationalism. (66) 3:3541 

Outlines of universal history. (84) 26:358 

(T.W.) Plain talk about insanity. (26) 46:1950 

Fiske (J.) Darwinism, and other e^^says. (80).33:l575.a 

The idea of God. (19) 2:983 

Fitch (G.W.) Outlines of physical geography. (36)60:77 
Fitz-Patrick. Rev. Thomas N. Burke. (131)..23:2810 
Fitzwygram (F.W.J.) Horses and stables. (119)62:2812 

Flaubert (G.) Snlammbd. (126) 37:2236 

Fleck. Chemie im Diensted.Gesundheit-pfl. (60)45:1224 

Chem. Prod, aus thier. Abfiillen. (27). ...♦62:3303.15 

Fleischer (E.) Die Tiirir-Methode. (74) 51:1624 

Fleischman. Art of compounding liquors. (27)52:1504 

Fleming (G.) False. (15) 37:2241 

(M.A.) The actress' daughter. (15) 37:2243 

The queen of the isle. (139) 37:2217 

Fleta. {psfud.) See Hamilton ( MissK.W.) 

Flint (A., jr.) Chem. examinat. of the urine. (12)46:4165 

Medicine of the future. (123) 46:537 

Floredice. A month among the mere Irish. (143)33:1593 
Flower ( W.ii.) Osteology of the mammalia. (60)45:300 
Flynn (P.J.) Flow of water in open channels. (74).62:184 
Fobes(VV.K.) Five-njinute declamatioqs. (83)....2:3728 

Five-minute recitation:*. (83) 2:3729 

Fontaine (H.) Electrolysis. (27) 52:1754 

( W.M.) Older mesozoic flora of Va. (56)..*42:2351 

Same *84:853 

Foote(M.Il.) John Hodewin's testimony. (96)..37:2310 

Foran (.M.A.) The other side. (14o) 37:2311 

Forbes -Robertson. Painters of christend. (99)*A:8459 

Ford (E.) Disease of the hip joint. (12) 46:3558 

(S.R.) Raids and romance of Morgan. (126)*37:2335 

Forrest(W.S) Great pestilence in Virginia. (27)46:2787 

Forsyth (A.U ) Difforential equations. (56) 61:767 

(K.) The beauties of Scotland. (36) 60:2671-5 

Fort (G.F.) Early builders' marks. (21) 10:5389 

Fortescue (J.) The governance of Eng. (104)....64:1 160 
Fosdick (C.A.) Joe Warying at home. (r26)..37:2404 

The voung wild-fowlers. (15) 37:2403 

(W.W.) [Scrap book.] (63) *A:144 

Foster {Mrs.t.R.) Transformed. (64)..., 37:4864 

Fothergrill (J.M.) A manual of dietetics. (123)..36:1872 
Fourmont. Les mss. h^breux ponctues. (142)..*62:1519 

L'ouvr. d'Evhemere */£/>« ava^'/ja^iy. (142)*60:I515 

Fowler. Drawing in charcoal and crayon. (27)..53:756 

Plates 63:1289 

Oil painting. (43) 63:1204 

Frackelton (S.S.) Tried by fire. (56) *53:2417 

Fraguier. 11 n'y a pas de ptJcmes en prose. (142)*62:1506 
Frankel. Handworterb. der Frauenkrankh. (46)46:4693 
Freeman (E. A.) Greater Greece. (143) 33:1594 

(H.) On speech formation. (117) 2:3903 

Fr6mya/i</ Terrell. Le guide duchimiste. (74)..5 1:1627 
French. New path in electric, therapeutics. (123)46:5522 
Fr6ret (N.) De I'origine des Fran9ais. (6)...In »62:1573 

L' equitation dans la Grdce. (142) *62:1507 

Observ. sur T^tudo de la philos. aac. (142)..*62:1518 



Index of Authors. 



162 



IiTDSX or Authors. 



Fresenius. Qunntitat. chemical analyflis. (105)51:1638 
Friedlaender (K.) Microscopic, technology. (56)61:2622 

The use of the microscope. (27) 61:2601 

Frith (H.) The brave days of old. (6) 26:969 

Under Bayard's banner. (140) 37:2509 

PritSCh(A.) Fauna der Gaskohle Bohmens. (43)*42:2663 

Proebel (F.A.W.) Autobiography. (131) 24:1198 

Frothinerhazn. Siorics from lips of teacher. (50)6: '-*373 

Proude (.f.A.) Oceana. (85) 21:413 

Pry. New York and the conscript, of 1863. (6)29:2790 

Puller (E.; Fellow travellers. (110) 37:2517 

Purness (W.H.) Verses. (63) 31:2527 

Piirst (.1.) Geschichte der bibl. Literatur. (79)..lO:4G03 

Ghage (W.L.) Modern historical atlas. (85) «60:31)91 

Gaillard. .Horace consid. comme fabuliste. (79)*62:1549 

Los Metamorphoses d'Ovide. (79) In *62:15i9 

Galabin (A.L.) A manual of midwifery. (l3G).46:4>il9 
Galbraith(E.) Composit. in the ?chool-room. (83)2:4646 
Galfridus and others. Historia Dunelm. (36)..*27:1 108 

Galilei (G.), Le opere di. (112) *66:5540-55 

Gallaudet (E.M.) International law. (135) 66:520 

Gama (.LP.) Traitc des plnies de tete. (60) 46:34M2 

Gant(F.J.) Diseases of the bladder. (12) 46:4027 

Garden ( ^//•.'< ) Memorials of James Hogg. (G).24:l<'>88 
Gardener (H.H.) Men, women, and gods. (143)33:1630 

Gardner. Hist, of France in rhyme. (99) 26:2950 

Garlanda(F.) The philosophy of words. (114)... 1:155 
Garnier ( J.J.) Le Cratvle de Platon. (79)..In*62:l532 
Dissert, sur ht Tableau de Cebes. (79)... .In «62:1548 

Mem. sur I'art oratoire do Corax. (79)... .In *62:1552 

Les paradoxes phili'Sophiques. (19) In ^'="62:1535 

Une pretendue conspiration. (131) In *62:1550 

Garretson (J.E.) System of oral surgery. (46).46:3436 
Garrison { W.P. and F. J.) Lloyd Garrison. (6)24:1 195 
Gautier de Sibert. Examen de la philos. de Ciceron. (19) 

M6m. 1 In *62:1541 

Mem. 2-3 Tn «62:1.'>43 

Mem 4-5 In «62:1546 

Philosophcs academ. et philos. scept. (19)...*62:1543 

Gay (E ) fcikilful Susy. (27) 63:710 

Gaye (S.) The world's lumber room. (27) 41:2365 

Geary (G.) Burma, after the conquest. (131). ..26:1781 
Geifirer(W.) Civilizat. of the eastern Iranians. (21)10:113 

Geikie (A.) Class-book of geology. (56) 42:1798 

(C.) Old Testament characters. (50) 3:999 

Geldart (E.M.) The modern Greek language. (2) 1:1047 

Genone(H.) Inquirendo island. (40) 37:2926 

Gentry (T.G.) Nestsandeggsof birds of U.S. (.56)*A:613l 

George (H.) Protection of free trade. (104) 64:623 

Gerard (J.W.) The peace of Utrecht. (36) 26:1198 

G6raudly. L'art de consorver les dents. (60)In 46:4474 
Gerber (N.) Chemical analysis of milk. (124)..46:1874 
Gerbier. Lettre a la G.izetto de la sante. (60)...46:3<)37 

Lettres et obs(frvation3. (60) In 46:3637 

Gerdy (P.N.) Traits des bandages. (46) 46:3350 

Gerhard (AV.P.) Sanitary house-in?poction. (12)46:1444 
Getchell (G.H.) Our nation *8 executives. (.^6)...»A:5S28 
Giauque. Laws relat. to roads and ditches. (41 )''^66:3587 
Gibbons. Physics and metaphysics of money. (135)64:622 

Gibbs. (DC.) If love be love. (110) 37:2957 

Gibert (J.B.) L'ann«Je de.^ anciens Perses. (85)«62:153l 

La chronol. des rois d<- Juda et d' Israel. (85)-^62:1531 

Quclques rois de Baby lone et de Perse. (85^.*62:1531 

Gibson (A.M.) Apolitical crime. (23) ...64:1195 

( W.) lnstitute> and pract. of surgery. (46)..46:3150 

Giffen (K.) Essays in finance. (72) 64:634.2 

Gilbert (W.S.) Original comic operas. (109) 32:850 

Gilder. Represent, poems of living poets. (109)31:2145 
Giles. A postol. records of early Christianity. (82)..4:889 
Gillette. Chir. journal, des hopit. de Paris. (60)46: n52 

Gilliam (C.F.) Ix)ve and medicine. (140) 37:3019 

Gillmore. Limes, hydraulic cements, etc. (56)... 62: 91)0 
GillOW (J.) Literary and biograph. history. (2)..''^4:5179 

Gilman (A.) The story of Rome. (36) 26:2259 

Gilmore (.I.R.) Rear guard of the revolut. (131)29:2075 
Gilpin. Picturesque beauty of Gr. Brit. (65)*60:2681-2 
Gisborne. New Zealand rulers and statesmen. (9y)23:721 

Gladman (F.J.) School work. (130) 2:4667 

Glanville (J.) Scepsis scieDtifica. (19) 2:1068 



Gl6tS8 (H.) Marine international law. (135) 65:53:1 

Gzneiner (J.) Modern scientific views. (115). ....8:3600 
Gneisenau. Fieldmarsbal Princo Blucher. (53)23:2569 
Gneist. Hist, of the English constitution. (131).27:1883 
Gobel. Entwicklungsgesch. d. Pflanzenorgane.(27)43:336 

Grundzuge der Systematik. (43) 43:133 

Goblet d' Alvlella ( E.) See Harrison (P. ) and 8. 

Godet (F.) Gospel of John. (66) 3:2215.1 

Godfrey (3/r«.) Cureof spinal curvatures. (60)46:3713 

Gogol (N.V.) St. John's eve, etc. (140) 37:3122 

Taras Bulba. (126) 37:3121 

Goodrich (C.A.) Outlines of modern geogr. (21).60:425 

(8.G.) Curiosities of human nature. (53). .....23:747 

Famous men of ancient times. (53)...« 23:753 

Famous men of modern times. (53) 23:754 

Lives of benefactors. (53) 23:755 

Lives of celebrated women. (53) 23:756 

A pictorial geography of the world. (36) 60:427 

Goodwin (G.) How they learned house- w. (104)54:1895 

( W. W. )andLi. Papers Am. school class. 8tud.(2l ) 10:93l 

Gordon (H.W.) The life of C. G. Gordon. (131)24:1399 

(P.) Geography anatomiz'd. (36) 60:428 

Gorman (W.G.) Converts to Rome. (98) 4:3313 

Gosse (E.) From Shakespeane to Pope. (79)... .10:3445 

Goethe (J.W. r.) Poems. (77) 31:2fi6l 

Goetz. Speise u. Trank vergang. Zeiten. ( 131 )..4 1:2220 
Goulard. Etfects and preparat. of lead. (124)..46:5619 

(Euvres de chirurgie. (46) 46:3154-5 

Gould (A. P.) Surgical diagnosis. (60) 46:3167 

Gower (G.G.L.) Despatches. (99) 26:2957 

( K.) La.«t days t»f Marie Antoinette. (99). ...24:2426 

Gowers. Diagn. of diseases of the brain. (60)46:1770 

Gowinff (R.) Richard Cobden. (36) 24:324 

Graefif. L'^coulement des eaux. (27) In ♦61:1978 

Grafe (A.r.) Iridectomy. (124) In »46:19 

Graham (G.F.I.) Lifeof Syed Ahmed Khan. (99)25:1226 

(J.W.) Neajra: a tale of ancient Rome. (140)37:3270 

(T.J.) Treatise on indigestion. (124) 46:1482 

(W.) The social problem. (135) 54:2194 

Grandeau(L.) Agriculturchem. Analysen. (43)51:1670 
Grangrer (J.) Biograph. history of England. (6) .23:768 
Grant (H.) The improve»nent of the senses. (1 17)..2:4677 

(J.) The cavaliers of fortune. (131) 23:773 

(R.) The Knave of Hearts. (46) 37:3.363 

A romantic young lady. (140) 37:3364 

(U.S.) Personal memoirs. (85) 24:1393.1-2 

Graves (A.W.) My pearl. (140) 37:3382 

(R.J.) Practice of medicine. (12) *46:63.1-2 

Gray. Proverbs from Burmese sources. (142)10:2178.24 
Gr6ard (O.) De la morale de Plutarque. (131)...10:543 
Greely. Three years of arctic service. (131) ...21:1581 

Green (W.H.) The Hebrew feast.s, etc. (2; 4:277 

Greene (A//-S.) On ancjel's wings. (32) 37:3426 

(3/»;wA.K.) See Rohlfe (3/rs A.K.G.) 

(.J.H.) Iri.sh geography and topogr. (100).. 60:2580 

Lanigan- testimonial memoir. (100) In 60:2.^80 

(W.T.) Birds I have kept. (27) 44:1749 

Greenleaf. Man. for med. officers of U. S. A. (60)46:4563 
Greer (H.) Recent wonders in electricity. (56)..6 1:2802 

Greey(E.) A captive of love. (16) 37:'^469 

Greg (P.) Across the zodiac. (12»>) 37:3475 1-2 

The devil's advocate. (144) 33:1711.1-2 

Gregrgr (W.S.) ipseud.) See Roblnson (F..M.) 
Grein(C.W.M.) Diet, of Anglo-Saxon poetry. (114)1:5217 
Gresswell (J.B.) Veterinary pharmacol(»gy. (60)46:5714 
Gr6ville ( H . ) {pseud. ) See Durand ( Mine A . M . F. ) 
Griessmayer. Verfalschungd. Nabrungsm.( 60)46:1876 

Griffith (R.) Boys' useful pastimes. (88) 10:6175 

Gronlund. The cooperative commonwealth. (72)54:2205 
Gross. Diseases of the bones and joints. (6u)...4C:3562 
Grosvenor (W.M.) A mmcan securities. (72)... 54:646 
Grube. Charakterbilder aus Gcsch. u Sage. (85)26:850 
Grueber. Roman lawofdamago to property. (135)55:452 
Gu6rard. Explicat du capiiulairo De villis. (0).*62:157l 
Guernsey (A. H.) The world's opportunities. (21)60:777 

(MisaL.'E.) Through unknown ways. (140)..37:3620 

Guignes. Les philos. appeles Samaneens. (117)*62:1526 

Reflexions sur le Bairavadam. (79) In ♦62:1538 

Relig. et philos. des Egypt, et dea Chin. ( 11 1 )*62: 1540 



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Index op Authors. 



Guild (K. A.) Chaplain Smith and the baptists. (53)25:993 
Quznxuere. Poetics for students of Eng verse. (2)1:1187 
G-unsaulus (F.W.) Transfigurat. of Christ. (115)..3::^195 
Ghiinther. Geophysik u. physikal. Geographie. (36)..60:97 

Guthrie (E.J.) Old Scottish customs. (C) 10:i>654 

(Q.J.) Gun-shot wounds. (61) 46:4560 

On the diseases and injuries oi arteries. (60;..46:3469 

See Desruelles ( H. M .J. ) 

(W.) New geogr.. histor. etc. grammar. (I00).6O:431 

Same *60:43la 

Same 60:432-3 

Same 60:434-6 

Guyon (J.C.F ) Elements de chir. clinique. (61)..46:3158 

Guyot (A.) The earth and man. (85) 60:J»8 

Elementary geography. (131) *6O:3904 

Primary; or, introd. to study of geogr. (13l)*60:3995 

Guzm&n. Topograf. ffsica del Salvador. (36)..6O:202:> 
Hadley (A.T.) Kailroad transportation. (42)....76:2ri00 
Hagren (H.A.) Bibliotbeca entomologica. (47)...*Ij:3661 
Haggrard (H.R.) King Solomon's mines. (110)..37:^829 

The witch's head. (32) 37:3828 

Hahn. Arguments for the existence of God. (50) 3:3643 
Haight. Country life in Canada 50 years ago. (85)2 1:1771 

Haloombe (JJ.) Gospel difficulties. (Ii5) 3:615 

Hale(E.E.) Boys' heroes. (37) 23:837 

and 3. A family flight through Mexico. (6). 2 1:2752 

A story of Spain. (131) 27:814 

(S.J.) Infant school management. (130) 2:4708 

Hall. Book of memories of great men, etc. (6)....23:813 
Halphen. R6duct. des ^quat. different, lin. (27)..*61:197H 

Ham (C.H ) Manual training. (62) 2:4705 

Hamerton (E.) Golden mediocrity. (127) 37:3901 

Hamilton (A.) Works. (80) 34:1318.1-6 

(112) 34:1318.7 

(A.M.) Medical jurisprudence. (61) 46:5806 

( P. ) See Buchanan ( Hamilton) ( F. ) 

(F.H.) Fractures and dislocations. (12) 46:3565 

Same 46:3355 

(AKvi K.W.) Wood, hay and stubble. ( 140)..37:394l 

Hamlin (M.S.) A politician's daughter. (127)..37:3954 
Hammond ( W.A.) A strong-minded woman. (32)37:3962 

and Lanza (L.) Tales of eccentric life. ( 1 10).37:3957 

H.eLnbury and others. Flower painting. (89)...*63:1207 
Hanoook ( W.S.) Letters and addresses. (1 12)*24:3043 
Hansell (C.) The kindergarten children. (19)..,*2:5954 
Hanssen(A.) Fremde Fette im Butterfetto. (74)51:1686 
HapgOOd (I.F.) The epic songs of Russia. (79).. ..10:4526 
Haroourt-Roe. Bachelor vicar of Newforth. (46)37:3976 
Harder (J. A.) The physiology of taste. (104)..*64:2673.1 

Hardion. Y a-t-il eu deux Zoiles? (79) In*62:l508 

Hardy (A.) The dartrous diathesis. (61) 46:4418 

(A.S.) The wind of destiny. (110) 37:3984 

(T.) The mayor of Casterbridgo. (110) 37:4000 

Hare (H.A.) Effects of the use of tobacco. (124).46:1877 
Harlot. De commod. ct incolar ritib. Virgin. (67).*L:7225 

Harland(H.) Mrs. Peixada. (78) 37:3980 

( M.) (pseud.) See Terhune (3fr«.M.V.H.) 

Harley (G.) The urine and its derangements. (13)46:4170 

(T.) Southwardhol (132) 21:2168 

Harlez. Manuel de la langue mandchoue. (2) 1:2043 

Harper, llebrew manual for beginners. (82) 1:1819 

Hebrew method and manual. (82) 1:1819 

Harris. The angler's guide book. (41) 10:")91H 

Harrison (A/rs.C.C.) Brie a-brac stories. (16)..37:4043 

^F.) The choice of books. (80) 33:1896 

and 3, Nature and reality of religion. (66). ..3:3610 

(J.A.) The story of Greece. (37) 26:2065 

(J. P.) Materia med. and therapeutics. (124)46:5243-t 

Harte (F.B.) By shore and sedge. (32) 37:4066 

Snow-bound at Eagle's. (64) 37:4068 

Hartley. The gas analyst's manual. (43) 62:1565.2 

Hartmann (K.li.E. V.) Das Judenthum. (2).. 4:281 

The religion of the future. (82) 3:3644 

(K.) Anthropoid apes. (56) 44:355 

Hartridfire (G.) The refraction of the eye. (61)46:39o7 
Harvey. VVhereare we and whither tending? (53)10:461 
Hassell (A.H.) Urine in health and disease. (13)46:4172 
HatondelaG. Probl. inverse de^ brachist. (27)*61:1978 
Hatton (F.) North Borneo. (100) 22:2642 



Hatton (H.F.) See Pinch-Hatton (H.) 

Hauok. Meeresalgen Deutschl. u. Oesterr. (43)..»43:524 

Haur^au. L'eglise et TEtat, etc. (22) 62:1576 

Haussermann. Industrie d. Theerfarbstoffe.(27)62: 1322 
Hausskneoht (O.) Lehrb. der Chemie. (74)..61:1687 
Havergal (M.V.G.) Mem. of F. R. HHvergal.( 22)24: 1566 
Hawthorne (J.) John Parmelee's curse. (140)37:4176 

Hay (M.C.) Lester's secret. (127) 37:4223 

A wicked girl. (140) 37:4219. 

Hayden. 12. rep. of U. S. geol. survey. (1 05 )*84: 767-8 
Hayes ( H.) (/>«««/.) Story of Margn ret Kent. (64)37:4244 

Hays (3/r«.H.) Aspirations. (127) 37:4251 

(3/r«.W.J.) City coasins. (32) 37:4249 

( iV/ra. W.J.) See Hays ( ^rrs U.) 

Hayward (S.F.) Elocution for busy people. (83). 2:3730 
Hazen(W.B.) A narrative of military service. (85)29:2835 
Headley and A. Life of Gen. U. S. Grant. (6)..24:139l 
Healey. Painters of the Italian renaissance. (27)10:2587 

Heart (J ) Journal. (68) 29:2091 

Heath (C.) Diet, of practical surgery. (136) »46:417 

Heoker(A.F.) Des differ, especo-s de gonorrh. (13)46:4100 

(J.F.K.) Dancing mania of the middle ages.(37) 10:469 

Hector (Mrs. A. V.) Beaton's bargain. (96) 36:524 

Hedge (F.H.) Hours with German classics. (111)10: i089 

Hedges (K.) Electric lighting. (105) 62:1552.18 

Heinzerling (^'0 Conservi rung des Uolzes. (74)62:1319 

Grundziigo der Lederbereitung. (27) *62:3303.12 

Kautsehuk-und Guttaperchawaaren. (27)*62:3303.13 

Helper (H.R.) Nojoque. (135) 64:1715 

Hemenway (F.F.) IndicntMr practice. (56) 62:727 

Hemiup (xUrsM.R.) I^aw of heat. (119) 41:2448 

Hempel. Neue Methoden zur Anal. d. Ga.se. (27)61:1701 

Henderson (1.) The prelate. (78) 37:4296 

Hennen (J) Military surgery. (61) 46:4572 

Hennessey. Theol. of sacred heart of Jesus. ( 1 1 5)4:3330 
'Henrard. Henri IV et la princ. do Conde (132)26:2987 
Henry. Treatment of venereal diseases. (61). ..46:4288 

Henty (G.A.) The lion of thn north. (140) 37:4301 

With Wolfe in Canada. (140) 37:4298 

The young Carthaginian. (140) 37:4302 

Herbert (W.) Not his daughter, (lio) 37:4367 

Herohenbach (W.) After many days. (127)..37:4377 

Angel Hilda. (127) 37:4378 

Lucy Harding. (127) 37:4378r 

The voynge of the Veronira. (127) 37:4380 

Herford. Literary relat. of Eng. and Germ. ( 1 42) 10:2973 
Hertel. Overprc'ss. in high schools in Denmark. (19)2:4753 
Hey wood (T.) The captives. A comedy. (20)*32:276 
Higrgrin. Commercial and industrial Spain. (100)22:2110 
Hilgrard. Cotton product, in the U. S. (27)...*84:843-4 
Hill (B.)awrfOooper. Venereal diseases. (136).46:4289 

(J.D.) Organic stricture of the urethra. (61)46:4119 

(W.H.) Ethics. (19) 2:1174 

Hills. Macpherson, the great Con fed. philos. (144)33:2013 

Hinton (J.) The mystery of pain. (115) 3:3609 

Hirsch (A.) Geograph. and hist, pathology. (124)*46:74 

(B.) Prufung der Arzneimittel. (124)..46:5250-51 

Hirth (G.) Kulturge.<chichtl. Bilderbuch. (74)...*A:6716 
Hitchoook (J.R.W.) Etching in America. (56).10:2497 

(li.D) Socialism. (104) 64:2208 

Hittell (T.H.) History of California. (68). ...30:350.1-2 
HittorflP. Memoire sur Pompci et Petra. (6) In *62: 1 575 

Hobbes (T.) Leviathan. (135) 64:1254 

Hobhouse (W.) Ancient education. (130) 2:4759 

Hooken. Amaurosis and aniaur»>tic affections. ( 13)46:3908 

Hod8res(R.) Puerperal convulsi«»n8. (12») 46:4824 

Hodgetts (l.F.) Ivan Dobroff. (78) 37:4443 

(J F.) The English in the middle agcjs. (100)10:483 

Hodgkin (T.) Italy and her invaders. (37). 26:2595.3-4 

(T.) Serous and mucous membranes. (r24)..46:1248 

Hoflf. Ansichten iiber die organ. Chemie. (27). ..61:1979 

Hofifbauer (J.C.) Medecine legale. (124) 46:5804 

Hoffman. Science of mind applied to teaching. (r)2)2:4767 
Hofmeister. Ilandb. der phy.siolog. Botanik. (27)43:189 

Hogrben (J.) Obstetric studies. (124) *46:6103 

Holbrook. Reminiscences of a teacher. (100). .26:1743 
Holden ( E.S.) See Newoomb (S.) and Holden. 

Holder (C.F.) Marvels of animal life. (28) 44:361 

Holley (Mr«.M.) Sweet Cicely. (32) 37:4564 



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Hollyday (Afra.M.P.) Domestic economy. (23). 64:2678 
Holmes (Afr«.M. A.) A midnight marriage. (140)37:4559 

(O.W.) A mortal antipathy. (16) 37:4599 

Homerus. See "Witt (C.) 

Hood (W.P.) On bone-setting. (61) 46:3568 

Hopkins (T.) 'Twixt love and duty. (140) 37:4694 

Horn (W.O. von.) [pseud.) See Oertel (P.F.W.) 
Homaday (W.T.) Two years in the jungle. (22)22:389 
Horstmann (A.) and others. Chemie. (89)....*61:1673.l 

(G.U.) Consular reminiscences, 1869-85, (112)33:2113 

Hosmer (F.L.) andO, God in hymns. (30) 6:3453 

(G. W.) '* As we went marching on ". (32). ..37: 4702 

(J.K) The story of the Jews. (50) 4:282 

Hospitaller. Domestic electric, for amateurs. (43)61:2803 
HoUGTh. Universities and colleges of the U. S. (19)2: *096 
HoUBSaye. Philosophers and actresses. (132)23:889-90 
Houston (8. K.) The Houston family. (100)... .23:2121 
Howard (•!.) Physiology of artistii' singing. (61)46:1'»56 

Howe (^A.J.) Manual of eye surgerv. (61) 46:3910 

(E.W.) A moonlight boy. (127) 37:4710 

(M.) Atalanta in the South. (64) 37:4709 

Howells (W.D.) Indian summer. (64) 37:4736 

The sleeping car. (30) 32:H92 

Tuscan cities. (6) *22:I874 

Howship. Spasmodic stricture in the colon. (13).46:-13r)5 
Hoyt (H.M.) Protection versus free trade. (42). ..64:645 

Hozier (H.M.) Turenne. (lOO) 26:1338 

Hubbard. Account of Sa-go-ye-wat-ha. (53) ..»29:296 
Hiibner. Through the British empire. (132) 21:468.1-2 
Hudson (E.) Memorial of Mary Clemmer. (100)24:289 

(J.F.) The railways and the republic. (72)....64:654 

(W.H.) The purple land that Eng. lost. (140).37:4799 

Hughes (T.P.) Ruhainah. (96) 37:4827 

Hummel (J.J.) Dyeing of textile fabrics. (43^62:1320 
Humphrey. Children of Old Park's Tavern. (140)37:4849 
Hunnewell. Bibliogr. of Charlostown, Mass. (47)*Ij:1044 
Hunt ( L.L.) Mem. of Mrs. E. Livingston. (68) 24:2277 

(W.) The Somerset diocese. (50) 4:1813 

Huntington ( F. ) ( paeud. ) Sre Poster ( Mrs. I . H . ) 

(G.) Outlines of congn»gational history. (66)4:4025 

Hiippe. Methods of bacteriolog. in vestigat. (56j.44:2451 

Hussak. Rockforming minerals. (56) — 42:2136 

Hutchinson (J.) The pedigree of disease. (13)..46:9«»2 
(A/r/».L.A.) Life of Col. Hutchinson. (h5)... 23:908 

(6) *24: 1777.1-2 

Huther (J.E.) Epistles of James and John. (2)..*3:1915 

Epistles of Peter and Jude. (2) *3:19I3 

Epistles of St. Paul to Timothy and Titus. (2)*3:1912 

Ibn-Gebirol C^-) See Salomon ibn-Gtebirol. 

Ingalls (J.K.) Social w-alth. (42) 64:2207 

(J.M.) Exter. ballistics in plane of fire. (105)62:1939 

Ingraham (J.P.T.) Why we believe the bible. (18)3:3h57 
Jackson (C.C.) Court of Prance in 16. cent. (100)26:3004 

(A/r#.H.H ) Bits of talk in verse and prose.( 16j33:22 1 7 

Glimpses of three coasts. (68) 21:47i 

Zeph. (46) 38:U9 

(J.) Bibliographies e^ogr. sp^ciales. (47)....»L:3346 

(J.G.) Marocoo, and the district of Suse. (22)^60:4169 

(L.D.) Hydraulic works of Engl «nd, etc. (89) 62:226 

(M.) To America and back. (100) 21:2227 

(S.) Education in Alaska, 1886 (1 7) *2:2114 

(T.) Memoirs of Wesleyan preachers. (6). ...23:917 

Jacobi. GainaSdtras. Tr. from Prdkrit. (66)*lO:205'<.22 
Jaoquenet ( J. B.S.) Life of Joseph Marchand. (98)4:5553 
Jahn(H.) Grundsiitze der Thermochemie. (74)61:1704 

Jak. (paeud.) Birchwood. (32) 38:127 

The Fitch Club. (32) 38:128 

The Riverside museum. (140) 38:129 

James I., kingof Seotl. The kingis quair. (114)....* i : »352 

(H.ir.) The Bostonians. (64) 38:250 

(J.H.) External inflammations. (75) 46:2496 

(VV.) The naval history of Gr. Bnt (132)..2 7:2176 

Jameson (A/r«.A.M.) Celebr. female sovereign8.(6)23:927 

Memoirs of the early painters. (85) 23:928 

Memoirs of the loves of the poets. (85) 23:929 

(E.G.) The Cogswells in America. (6) 23:2114 

(R.) and others. Discoveries in Africa. (68)...60:7o6 

Janes (E.) Human psychology. (117) 2:1239 

Janvier (T.A.) Color studies. (32) 38:^49 



Janvier (TA.) The Mexican guide. (53) «22:2804 

Jaques. Modern armor for national defence. (74)62:1941 

Jefferies (R.) The open air. (144)... 33:2310 

Jefiferys. Spanish islands and settlements. (68)*6O:2058 
Jeiler (1.) Life of Marv Crescentia Hoss. (132)..24:I711 

Jenkins (E.) The secret of her life. (110) 38:305 

(O.L.) British and American literature. (79)10:3495 

Jenks ( W.) The explanatory bible atlas. (68)..»6O:4002 
Jervis. Question of labour and capital. (L04).....64:657 
Jesse. G. Selwyn and his contempuraries. (85)23:941-4 

The pretenders and their adherents. (85) 23:947 

Jettel. Die Zundwaaren-Fabrikation. (28)..»62:3:^03.I1 

Jevons (W.S.) Letters and journal. (132) 26:2178 

Studies in deductive logic. (130) 2:1258 

Jewett (S.O.) White heron, aud either stories. (140)38:349 
Johnson (B.F.j (paeud.) See Riley (J.W.) 

(CF.) Three Americans and three Engl, (i 11)10:3498 

(C P.) Tocolkctorsof C.Dickens' works. (47)»L,:2931 

(S.) Lives of English poets. (85) 23:956-7 

(V.W.) Tulip Place. (78) 38:442 

Johnston (H.H ) Kilima-Njaro expedition. (100)21:1031 
Johonnot. Glimpses of the animate world. (56 )43: 1 792 
Nfij^hbors with claws and hoofs. (56).. 44:373 

Neighbors with wings and tins. (57)^ 44:<72 

Jonas (C.) Slovnik ceskoanglicky. (114) *1:4987 

Jones ( E.G.) Characters of Eng. revol. period. (8<i)23:96l 

(H.) Whist developments. (88) 10:6263 

(H G.) Andrew Bradford. (86) 23:2692 

(J.?\D.) Hemorrh. from divided arteries. (75)46:3473 

(S.P.) Sermons and sayings. (50) 6:5280 

(W.H.) • Labour in contracted pelvis. (75)...46:4828 

Jowett (B.) Politics of Aristotle. (82) 1:2860.1-2 

Juvenalis. The sixteen satires of Juvenal. (114) 1:3803 

Thirteen satires. (2) l:36ol.l-2 

K (C H.) Unitv songs resung. (138) 31:2175 

Kain (.1 J.j The light of life. (9o) 46:862 

K&lid^sa. Sakoontala; an Indian drama. (30). ..32:909 

Kane(VV.F.D.) Euri»pean butterflies. (43) -44:2096 

Karpeles. Grsch. d. jiidischen Literatur. (142)10:4613 
Kavanagh (•!) English women of letters. (132)23:997 
French women of letters. (132) 23:998 

Women of Christianity. (132) 23:996 

Kaye (J.W.) Lives of Indian oflScers. (132)23:999-1000 
Kearton ( K.) See Swaysland ( W.) 

Keats ('i ) Life, letters, and literary remains. (6)24:2023 

Same 24:2021-2 

Kebbel (T.E.) History of toryism. (100) 27:.:243 

Keddie (Miss H.) Her gentle deeds. (140).. 38:721 

Keenan (H.F ) The aliens. (64) 38:718 

Keene. Sketeh of the hist, of Hindustan. (6). ...26: 1788 

Kelley (J. D.J.) A desperate chance. (78j 38:724 

(W.p.) Lincoln and Stanton. (132) 29:2879 

Kelloggr (U.M.) 12 hours with young people. (50i 6:2710 

(S.H.) The light of Asia. (50) 10:2178.19 

Keltie(J.S) The f^tntesman's year-b«»ok. (72).*64: 1344.9 

Kemble (M.) Art recnati- ns. (57) 63:118 

Kennard (3/r«.N.H ) Rachel. (53) 26:«i03 

Kennedy. Sport travel in Newfoundland. (22)21: '^^40 

Ker(D.) [nto unknown seas. (140) 38:841 

King (C.) Famous battles of the world. (132). ...26:380 

Marion's faith. (96) 38:894 

(D.W.) Homes for home-builders. (57) 63:522 

(E.) Th^golden spike. (16) 38:9t»2 

(J.) Cleopatra's nve.lle. (86) « 26:1960 

Discov. on the temple hill at Jerusalem. (Sti) 10:1167 

(T.) Haschisch. (127) 38:920 

Kingsbury. Success; or, hints for living. (I8)...6::i722 

Kingsley ( H.) JSilcote of Silcotes. (16) 38:973 

(J.8.) The standard natural history. (74)*44:3039.1-6 

Kingston. Fred .Markham in Russia. (140) 38:980 

Kinlooh. Large game shooting in Thibet. (88)*10:6r)89 

Kinmont (A.) Natural history ot man. (20) 2:1292 

Kirby (J.) Hemorrhoidal excrescence. (13) 46:4359 

Kirkby. Survey of the county of York. (86)..*27:1 148 
Kirke (E.) (p.^rud.) See Gilmore (J.R.) 
Kirton(J.W.) Dr. [Thomas] Guthrie, etc. (37)... 23:1008 
Klob. Path. anat. of females sexual organs. (75).46:4703 

Knapp (H.) Intraocular tumors. (76) 46:3918 

(J.) Autobiography. (6) 24:2057 



Indsx of Authors. 



155 



Index or Authobs. 



Knapp(WI.) Modern Spanish readings. (82)... 1:2225 
Knatchbull-H. Frii-nd.-. fmni fairy land. (140).38:1070 
Knight (0.) Half hours with letterwriters. (132)23:1014 

London. (tI8) • *60:2r)lG-l8 

Snadows of tho old booksullBrB. (132) 23; H» 5 

(O.W.) Land grants f,)r education. (22) *29:2<8 

(Mrs.H.C) Life of James Montgomery. (r.)..24:2745 

Knighton (DH.) .Mem. of Sir W. Knighton. (7)24:J(»70 

( W.) Strugicles for life. (144) 33:2420 

Knortz(K) Gustav Seyttarth. (132) 26:006 

Knowles (•IH.) Kashiniri proverbs. (82) I:4ti26 

Knox (T.W.) Bov travelers in S. America. (7;21:2m6 
See Polo ( M )* 

Kolbe. Entwi .kelungfjgesch. d. theor. Chemie.( 28)6 1:1742 
Kotzebue, Mo»t r«'mark. year in life of. (7)24:2084-i5 
Krause. Theurie u. Praxis d (ieburtshulfe. {»;i )46:4><37 
KrehbieL New York music. season 1H85-6. ( 10J*)*63:2o28 
Kremnitz(M.) Hon man ia*^ fairy tales. (32). ...38:1114 
Kringle (3/i.'ca K.) Karan Krinirles journal. (16i38:in2 
Kuenen (A.) (\>mposit. of tho- Hexuteuch. ( lir>..3:lH)4 
Kulp. Families of the Wyoming vulley. (100) 23:2123.1 

Kunhardt(C.P) SmallVjichts (28) »A:2244 

Kiirschner (L.) " Gloria* vi.tis I " (140) 38:1130 

Kurtz (CM) Xational academy notes. (74)...53: :5<»y.6 
Kutzner. Kin Weltfahrer. KIi>hK K Knne. (22)21:4^8 

Li . The l*ytthley book of n-fined cook.-ry. ( 135)64:2'>72 

La Barre. Ues jenx publ. dans la (ir^co. (13 •)*'62: 1509 
La Bree ( B.) Pictorial buttles of the civil war.(«8 )*A:4933 
La Oorbinidre {Cde) An ap*»stolic w«»man. ( 10«»)24:22I7 
Lagrange (F.) Lifeof .Mgr. Dupanlnup. (100,24:789.1-2 
Lamare-Pioquot. Etudes exp^rim. de nied.(76).46: ^72 
Lamartine (A.M Lde.) Confident. disclosun;s.( 7)24:2118 

Memoirs of celebrat<>d characters. (86) 23:1021-3 

Lamb (C.) Letters. (132) 25:2193.1-2 

Lambe (W.) Scirrhous tumours. (01) 46:3645 

Landau ( L.) Moveable kidney in woman. (76). In =^46:22 
Lander ( M ) (psetui. ) See Lawrence ( Mr*. M . W . ) 

(R. and J.) Course of the Niger. (7) 21:1045.1-2 

Landols ( L.) Manual of buman physiobkgy. (124)45:872 
** Landseer. " ipsetid.) See Murray ( B.) 

Lang (A.) Books and bookmen. (80) 33:2521 

Letters to d«>ad authors. (8o) 33:2522 

Lankester. Wild flowers worth notice. (28) *43:721 

Lanman (C.) Farthe.-*t north. (37) 21:1647 

Haphazard personalities. (lOo) 23:1027 

Lanza (C.) See Hammond ( W.A.) and L. 

(G.) Appli(>d mechanics. (57) 62:231 

Lappenberg. Eng. under Ang.-Sax. kings. (7)27:2320-22 

England under Norman kings. (7) 27:2322 

La Rame (L.rftf.) (Owirfd.) Othmar. (16) 39:74 

Larcher. Obsorv. astron. env. ii Aristoto. (79)..*62:1554 
Lardner (D.) Cities and towns of the world. (22j6O:300 

La Rive (G.de.) Life of Count Cavour. (7) 24:101 

Larkin. Carlyle and the open secret of his life. (133)24:«H 

La Roche (R.) Pneumonia. (76) 46:2216 

La88US(l^) Patholngie chirurgicale. (61)....46:31Hl-2 
Lasteyrie du S. Cne anc. croix dthiop. (133)*62:1578 

Latimer (.Wt.H.yE.) The beautiful. (16) 33:2561 

Laughlin. Hist, of bimetrtlism in the U. S. (23)..54:339 

Laurence o/, />MrA/im. Dialogi. (30) «27:li69 

Laveleye {E.de.) Letters from Italy. (101) 22:1908 

La Villemarqu6. La clocbc de Stival. (7)..In *62:1574 

Lawless (A/r«.E.) nurri.«.h: a study. (04) 38:1351 

La'wrence (.Ur*..M.W.) The tobacco problem. ( 76 ;45:1901 

Lawson (G.) Injuries of the eye, etc. (61) 46:^926 

Lawton iG.W.) American caucu.'< system. (23)54:1292 

Lay (H.C.) The church in the nation. (66) 3:4385 

Layard(A.H.) Discov.in ruins of Nineveh, etc.( 7 )*22:684 

Nineveh and its remains. (7) *22:683 

Leader (J.D.) Mary, queen (•fScot^. (7) 24:2546 

Lean (-Vr*.P.) Open sesame. (78) 38:2577 

Leavitt(J.M.) Rea.^ons for faith in this 19. cent. (3)3:3741 

Le Bas (C.W.) Life of Ah p. Cnmmer. (7) 24:454-5 

(P.) Mem. sur une inscript. metrique. (7)In *62:1573 

Le Batteux(C.) L'etude de la philos. anc. (117)«62:1527 

La physique des anciens. (117) ln*62:1525 

L«' systeme des bomeom^r. d' Anaxagore.( 1 1 7 )*62: 1 525 

Le Beau. Mem. sur les tragiques grecs. (111).*62:1535 
"Leber and B,, Dental caries and its causes. (76)..46:4484 



Le Blant (E.P.) Les bourreaux du Christ. (22)»62:1576 

Le Bon(G.) La civilisation des Arabes. (37) *A:560 

Ledebur^A.) Die .Metallurgie. (28) *62:3303.14 

Le Dentu (A.) Des anomalies du testicule. (76)..46:4031 
Lee (A.) Eventful nights in bible history. (BO) 4:345 

(E.B.) Mem. of Rev. Jos. Buckminster. (133)23:2780 

(F.G.) King Edward VL (6h) 24:815 

(A/rsk.) In the Alsat:an mountains. (22)..22:2I20 

Katharine Blvthe. (127) 38:1424 

( R.U.) Mem.'of lifeof Richard H. Lee. (7)24:2177-8 

( V. ) {pfteud. ) S^e Paget ( ^fr8. V.) 

Le Fer de la Motte ( I ) See La Oorbini6re (C de.) 
Legg. Guide to the examinat. of the urine. (76)46:4179 

Same 46:4l79.a 

Le Gouas. Nouveaux principes de chirurg. (76)46:31H9 
LeGraS. Lifeof .Mademoiselle Le Gras. (10l)..24:2218 
Lennox ( W.P.) Drafts on my m»-mory. (7)..24:2l86-7 
Lenc'rmant. Lesaniiqu. du Ho«'phorecimm^r.(7)*62:1574 

Mem. sur la mnniere de lire Pausanias. (7)...*62:157I 

Leo I., pope. Sermons of S. Leo the Great. (82).. 6:5324 

XlU^pfpe. Latin poems. (l.38>r,T.. 31:2673 

Le Plongeon. Myst. among the Mavas. (98).. 10:2 178.21 
Leroy. Pr«H-edi5s empl. pour gu^rir de la pierre.( 13)46:4237 
Leslie (C.R.) Autobiograph! rec»ollections. (7)... 24:2197 

Le8Ueur(D.) Le manage de Gabriella (128) 67:2026 

Letronne (J. A.) Le calendr. des anc. Egypt.(22)*62:1574 

Examcn arch^ologique. (8) In *62:1566 

Letterman (J.) M«*dical recollections. (76) 46:4582 

Lewin (G.) Ihe treatment of syphilis. (13) 46:4295 

Leyland (F.A.) The Bronte family. (101)..23:2734.1-2 
Leypoldt andJoneB. Bot>ks of all time. (47)..*L:2684 

Brief purchase list of books. (47) In *L:2684 

Liddell (H.G ) Life of Julius Caesar. (8) 24:8 

Liddon(H.P.) Easter in St. Paul's. (66) 6:5328.1-2 

Lidell (J A.) Treatise on apoplexy, etc. (76). ..46:1852 

Lieber(F.) Franz Lieber. (37) 24:2246 

Liguori {A.M.de ) Preparation for death. (116) 6:2729.1 

The way of salvation. (I16) 6:2730 

Lillie (L.C.) Jo's opportunity. (127) 38:1749 

Rolf house. (110) 38:1748 

Story of music and musicians. (138) 10:2547 

Lilly ( W.S.) Chapters in European hist. HOI ) 10:528.1-2 
Lincoln ( A/r«.D. A. ) See Lincoln ( Mrs, M .J.) 

(A/rj».M.J.) Mrs. Lincoln's cook book. (72)..64:2688 

Lind. Means of preserv. health of seamen. (61).46:4645 

Lindau (P.) Ilerr und Frau Bewer. (128) 68:2149 

Linderfelt (K.A.) The game of preference. (4i )lO;6260 
Lindsay. Sketches of the christian art. (90)10:2359.1-2 
Linn and Sargent. Life of Dr. L. F. Linn. (8).24:2265 
Lister. Edward, first earl of Clarendon. (8)24:1810.1-3 
Liszt. Die Zigeuncr u ihre Musik in Ung. (77)66:816.6 

Litchfield (G D.) Criss-cross. (16) ^ 38:1814 

Little (C.E.) Historical lighU. (80) *1 1:2681 

LJvius(T.) Livy. Book xxi. (114) 1:3594 

Livy. Books 21, 22, 23. (114) 1:3604 

Books xxi-xxv. The second Punic war. (2)... 1:3833 

Lloyd (J U.awrfC.G.) Drugs of N. Amer. (76).*46:6182 
LobatO. Estudio del maguey mexicano. (57). ..62:2557 

Lock (C.G.W.) Workshop receipU. (105) 62:1368.2 

Locker (EH.) Celebr. naval commanders. (133)23:3041 
Lockhart (J.G.) Life of Robert Burns. (133)..23:2820 
Lodge (O.) Seat of the electromotive forces. (43)61:2818 

(R.) A history of modern Europe. (86) 26:1277 

Lofbie. Lessons in art of illuminating. (90) *63:1210 

Windsor. (53) ♦A:1724 

Loher (F. v.) Das neue lulien. (101) In 66:2080.11 

Lomas (J.) Manual of the alkali trade. (43)..*6 1:3060 
Lom6nie. Beaumarchais and his tiroes. (133)...28:2467 

Sayne 23:2463-6 

Long (G.) and P. Gcogr. of Gr. BriUin. (101 )..60:2415 

(L ) Twelve months in Andersonville. (69).29:2910 

Longfellow. Life of H. W. Longfellow. (101)24:2286 
Longueville (P.F.T.) Le cholera asiatiaue. (76)46:2888 
Lorain. M^decine clinique et physiol patbol. (61 )46:2866 
Lossing (B.J.) H»st. of New York city. (86).*30:1786 

Lothrop (3/ra.H.M.) The golden West. (8) 21:2279 

A new departure for girls. (96) 38:1864 

Lotze (R.H.) Microcosmus. (130) 2:1383.1-2 

Outlines of esthetics. (130) 2:1358 



Index o? Authors. 



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InDIX or AUTHOBfi. 



Lotze (R.H.) Outlines of prac. philosophy. (20)..2:1382 

Outlines of psychology. (52) 2:1359 

liOuis (A.) *« Dollars or sense?" (140) 38:1881 

Lover (S.) Poems of Ireland. (109) 31:2177 

Low a/M/Pullingf. Dictionary of Kng. hist. (54)*27:2426 

Lowe (C.) Prince Bismarck. (54) 23:2541.1-2 

(W.H.) Commentary on Zochariah. (Ih) 3:1582 

Lubbock. Flowers, fruits and loaves. (105) 43:245 

Luce(R) Electric railways, etc. (105) 62:1783 

Lucretius Garus. Dererum nat. liDrii-iii. (114)1:3588 
Ludden (W.) The thorough base school. (30)..63:2212 
Ludlow. The captain of the Janizaries. (78)...38:1932 
Liinemann (G.) Epistle to the Hebrews. (3)...*3:I914 

Epistles of Paul to the Thessalcninns. (3)....*3:19l 1 

Lungre. Uanck). der Soda- Industrie. (28)...*62:33u3.4-5 

Industrie d.Steiiikohlentheer-Destillat. (28)*62:3303.2 

Luska (S.) {j)8eud.) See Harland (li.) 

Lutfullah. Autobiography. (H) 24:2347 

Luther (M.) Autobiography. (8) 24:2352 

Life. (8) 24:2354 

Lyall(C.J.) Trtonsl.ofanc. Arabian poetry. (111)10:4612 
(E.) ipaextd.) See Bailey (M,s«.) 

Lyford (C.P.) The mormon problem. (51) 10:2280 

Lyman (H.M.) Insomnia. (76) 46:1717 

Lynch ( J.D.) The bench and bar of Texas. (69)23: ' 072 

Lyons (R.D.) A treatine on fever. (76) 46:2672 

(W.II.) Chessnut burrs. (41) 10:6273 

Macaulay (J.) True tales of travel. (8) 21:514 

(T.B.) See Johnson (8.) 

McCabe (J.D.) The night-express. (110) 38:2124 

McCarthy (J. H.) Doom! Atlantic episode. (78)38:2138 

Our sensation novel. (78) 38:2126 

An outline of Irish history. (8) 28:1015 

McOarty (L.P.) Annual statistician, 1885. (72)»76:680.l 
McOlellaJl (H.B.) Life of J. E. B. Stuart (37).29:2930 

McClelland (M.G.) Oblivion. (32) 38:2140 

Princess. (140) 38:2141 

Mc01ure(A.K.) The South. (104) 64:341 

McCook (H.C.) Women friends of Jesus. (51)...4:4947 
McCosh (J.) Herbert Spencer's philosophy. (20)...2:I60 

Psychology. (117) 2:1415 

M'Oulloch. A diet., geogr., statist., etc. (69)..»60:491-2 
Macdiarmid. Lives of British statesmen. (54)*23:3043 
Maodonald (F.W.) Fletcher of Aladeley. (37).24:999 

(G.) What's mine's mine. (64) 38:2195 

MacFarlane (0.) Life of Marlborough. (8) 24:213 

Romance of history. Italy. (140) 38:2229 

(M.R.) The magic of a voice. (Ill) 38:2227 

McGill (J.) Faith, the victory. (116) 4:3449 

Mack (E.) Life of G. M. de Lafayette. (8) 24:2111 

Mackenzie (R.S.) BiU of blarney. (16) 33:2742 

Mackey (T.J.) The Hazen court-martial. (23).66:4604 

McLaughlin (J.F.) Life of John Kelly. (8) 24:2012 

McLennan (W.) Songs of old Canada. (63). ..31:2229 
Macleod (HD.) Elements of economics. (104)64:346.2 

(N.) The earnest student; J. Mackintosh. (8)24:2381 

Maclisp (J.) Surgical anatomy. (76) *L:8099 

McMicken(C.) Will. (8) *24:3080 

Macmillan (H.) The Riviera. (101) *22:1915 

Macnamara (C.) Asiatic cholera. (136) 46:2867 

A treatise on Asiatic cholera. (61) 46:2868 

Macpherson ( J . B. ) [paeud. ) See Hills ( A . C. ) 

Macquoid (K.S.) Joan Wentworth. (140) 38:2363 

Under the snow. (64) 38:2362 

McRee (G.J.) Life of James Iredell. (8)....24: 1818-1 9 

MacRitchie (D.) Gypsies of India. (133) 10:1651 

McWhinney (T.M.) Heavenly recognition. (116)3:5210 
Maimonides. See Moses ben Maimon. 
Mainlander (P.) Philosophic der Eriosung. (130).2:1432 
Maisch (J.M.) Organic materia medica. (76)....46:5259 

Makepeace (F.) Capital and labour. (104) 54:364 

Maiden. Disting. men of mod. times. (133).23:1101-4 

Same 23:1098-9 

Mandajors. Des limites de la France, etc. (8) In«62:1508 
Mann. Features of society in old and N. Eng. (72)64:2108 
Manners (J.) Easily accessible reading rooms.(80)*L:1469 
Mansfield. Eulogy on life of W. H. Harrison. (8)24:1596 

Manteuflfel (U.Z.v.) Violetta. (96) 38:2506 

Manzoni. Osservaz. sulla morale cattolica. (11 2)66: 5629 



Manzoni. I promessi sposi. (128) 56:5631 

Prose varie. (112) « In 56:5630 

Tragedie e poesie. (109) 66:5630 

Marc6(L.V.) La folic des femmes enceintes. (76)46:1995 

Lh valeur des 6criU des ali^n^. (76) 46:2000 

Maria-Joseph. Lifeof Saint Teresa of Jesus. (51)4:5063 

Marillao (L.f/e.) See LeGras. 

Markham. Life of R. Fairfax of Steeton. (37)...24:892 

Markoe (T.M.) Diseases of the bones. (76) 46:3574 

Marmontel (J F.) M^moires. (8) 24:2489 

Memoirs. (H) 24:2491-4 

Marrast (A.) La vie byzantine au vi« siecle. (9)..10:544 
Marryat (F.) See Lean (3fr«.F.) 

Marsh (J.) TempiTance recollections. (9) 24:2503 

Marshall (A.) Present position of economics. (73)54:363 

(E.) Under the Mendips. (64) 38:2608 

(H.) Enlistening and pensioning. (61) 46:4586 

(J.) Life of George Washington. ( 133 j»26: 304 7-51 

Marston (E.) Frank's ranche. (86) 21:2315 

Martha. Etudes morales sar Tan tiquit^. (69)...In 10:543 
Martin (EtG.) Whom God h«th joined. (1 1 1)..38:2633 

( h .) Life of Father Isaac Jogues. (133) 24:1905 

(H.N.) The human body. (76) 46:178 

(R.M.) Australia. (22) ^ *6O:4520 

Martindale. Coca, cocaine and its salU. ( 124).46:5392 
Marvin ( W.) Authorship of the four gospels. (66)3:3751 
Marx (A.B ) Ludwig van Beethoven. (9)... ..23:248.^4 

Mason (E.V.) Life of Gen. R. E. Lee. (9) 24:2181 

(F.) Story of a working man's life. (8) 24:2558 

Masson. Carlyle and his writings. (9) 24:78 

Mat^aux. George and Robert Stephenson. (37).23:1 124 
Mathews. Charles Mathews, comedian. (9).24:2571-4 

Same 24:2576 

Mat&^ (A.) Duke of Kandos. (140) .• 38:2714 

Two duchesses. (141) 38:2715 

Matthews ( J. B.) The last meeting. (78)^ 88:2729 

A secret of the sea, etc. (141) 38:2731 

a?7rfHutton. Actors ana actresses. (69)...23: 1125.1 

(109) 23:1125.2 

Mattison. Treatment of opium addiction. (76)46:2070 
Maudsley. Natur. causes, supern. seemings. (117)2:1452 

Maunder (C.F.) Operative surgery. (77) 46:3202 

Surgery of the arteries. (77) 46:3479 

Maurer. Dorfverfassung in Deutschland. (23). 66:1589 

Gesch. der Markenverfass. in Deutschl. (23) 65:1588 

Maury (L.F.A.) M6m surServius Tullius. (9)*62:1575 
Maxwell. Life of the Duke of Wellington. (9)^25: 1695 

May (K.) The pirwtes of the Red sea. (Ill) 38:2788 

Mayer (A.) Chem. Tech nologie des Holzes. (28)»62:33o3.9 
Mayhew (H.) Boyhood of Martin Luther. (9).24:2353 
Maynard. Studies and teach, of Soc. of Jesus. (51 )4:3993 
Medicus. Prufung von Nahrungsmitteln. (28).61:1785 
Mehemet All. See Mahmoud. 

Mehren (A.F.) Die Rhetorik der Araber. (114) ...1:51 1 

Meignan (V.) From Paris to Pekin. (101) 22:38 

Meigs (^A. V.)_Milk anal, and infant feeding. (13)45:2618 

(C.I).) Woman : her diseases, etc. (61) 46:4708 

Melvll (J.) Memoirs. (9) 24:2627 

Melville (H.) Battle-pieces, etc. (138) 31:2719 

Menant. Pierres gravdes de la Haute-Asie. (37)*10:6524 
M6nard. M^moire sur Glanum Livii. (54).In *62:1532 

Monumens du comt^ V^naissin. (54) *62:1532 

Meredith (G.) Advent, of Harry Richmond. (78)38:2900 

Evan Harrington. (7ft) ~ 38:2907 

The ordeal of Richard Feveral. (64)« 38:2909 

Sandra Belloni. (141) 38:2910 

Merriam. Life and times of Samuel Bowles. (37)23:2688 
Merrill. Studies in comparat. jurisprudence. (135)56:190 

Merriman (S.) Difficult parturition. (61 ) 46:4848 

Messenger (Airs.L.T.R.) Vision of gold. (138)31:2721 
Meyer ( E.t>.) Explosivk. u. Feuerwerk. (28)*62:3303.1 1 

(H.C.) Water-waste prevention. (77)...^.. ..4*5: 1246 

(K.) See Strongf (H.A.) and M. 

Michael (A. D.) British oribatidie. (74) 44:2136 

Michie (P.S.) Life and letters of E. Upton. (37)26:1367 

Mickiewicz (A.) Pisma. (112) 66:5780-82 

Middleton (J.H.) Ancient Rome in 1885. (101)10:1245 
Mignet (F.A.A.) Mary, queen of Scots. (9)..24:2537-8 
Miller (Afr«.A.M.) Bonnie Dora. (16) ^ 88:2976 



InDix Of Authors. 



167 



Index or Authors. 



(C.H.) Destruction of Gotham. (Ill) 88:2981 

(P.) Interior decoration. (1»0) 53:142 

(iWr«.O.T.) Bird-wnys. (28) 44:1803 

Milne (.1.) Earthquakes. (133) 60:163 

(J.J.) Sol ut. of weekly pn»blem papers. (r)7).6 1:231 

Miner (M.) A memoir. (6y) 24:2691 

Mitchell (J.) Life and times of Levi Scott. (8G)..25:908 

(S.A.) Accorap. to M.'s map of the world. (Gt))6O:")05 

Geographical question book. (09). 6O:r)08 

School atlas. i69) *60:4015 

System of modern geography. (22) 60:509 



Mivart (St.G.) Nature and thought. (20) 2:1493 

Moffat (J.C.) Life of Thomas Chalmers. (9) 24:12« 

Mohr. Weinbau u. WeinbereitungPk. (28)...*62:3303.8 
Molesworth. "Us". An old fashioned story. (32)37:3261 

Mombert (J.L) Great lives. (133) 23:1147 

Mommsen (T.) Romisohe Ge^chichte. (37) 26:2335 

MontafiTUe. Genealogy of Montague family. (31)23:2115 
Monteith. Physical and intermed. geogr. (69).*6O:4019 

Montfiromery (F.) Transf«»rmed. (141) 38:3079 

Monti (V.) Opere inedito e rare. (144) 66:5637 

Moore ( F.) Songs of the southern people. (110)31: 2230 

(H.) Alary W. Shrlley. (133) 26:978 

(J.,jr.) The queen's empire. (86) 22:413 

Morand (S.) Mem. on acupuncturation. (77). ..46:3367 
Mordecai. Terminal facilit. for handl. freight.( 73)76: 2628 

Moreau (LF.) De la rd«ection des os. (77) 46:3577 

Morgran (A.) Venus and Adonis. (77) 32:3047 

(J.) Contagious diseases. (13) 46:4300 

Morison (J.H.) Ptnts as religious teachers. (79)10:3051 
Morley (J.) Critical miscellanies. (112) 33:3079.1 

(144) 33:3079.2 

Morris (E.E.) The early Hanoverians. (54) 28:122 

(H.) Surgical diseases of the kidney. (136)...46:3369 

Morrison (W.A.) Practical engineer, etc. (28)..62:766 
Morse (K.S.) Japanese homes. (28) *63:1117 

Same 63:1117 

Moser (J.) Briefweehsel. See Nioolai (C.F.) 

Stimmtliche Werke. (10) 66:838-47 

Moses ben Maimon. Le guide des 4gar^. (3)..*4:275 

The guide of the perplexed. (116) 4:286 

Mott. Biograph. sketches of persons of color. (54)23:1 169 
Mottelay an(f O. The soldier in the civil war. (9)*A:4934 

Moulin (E.) Cathaerisme rectiligne. (13) 46:4130 

Moulton. Shakespeare as a dramatic artist. (63)32:3046 
VLmXt and'W- Elements of thermal chem. (57)61:1791 
Mulder Bosgoed. Hibliotheca ichthyologica.(47)*Li:3645 
Mulhall (M.G.) Hist, of prices since 1850. (104) 64:388 

Mulholland (R) Murcella Grace. (141) 38:3225 

Miiller. Sacred books of the East. (3).*lO:2058. 1-19,21 
Mullin (S.P.) Moulding and pattcrnmaking. (57)62:1480 
Munk (S.) M<;langes de philos. juive et arabe. (3)..4:276 

Palestine. (37) *60:2165 

Munroe (C.K.) The Florida annual. (69) 21:2355 

(K.) Wakulla. (16) 38:3256 

Miintz (E.) Les precurseurs de la renaissance. (28)=^A:5215 

La renaissance en Italic et en France. (9)...* 10:6523 

A short history of tapestry. (74) 10:2377 

Murftree. The prophet of Great Smoky Mount.(32)38:3278 
Murray (B.) The dog in health and disease. (74).44:H13 
(D.C.) Aunt Rachel. (Ill) 38:3304 

(127) 38:3305.1-2 

Cynic fortune. (127) 33:3306 

Murrey (T.J.) Puddings and dainty desserts. (73)64:2703 

Valuable cooking receipts. (104) 64:2702 

Napheys (G.H.) Mod. surgical therapeutics. (77)46:3213 
Napier (M.) Memorialsof life of J. Graham. (9)24:1353 
Nasmyth and O. The moon, consid. as a plHnet.(90)42:292 

Nau (C.) History of Mary Stewart. (») 24:2547 

Nauche. Malad. propres aux femmes. (62)..46:4712-13 
Naudet(J.) De la noblesse ehez les Romains. (9)^62:1575 

Memoire sur lacohortedu preteur. (10). ..In *62:1576 

Qui a crucifie Jesus-Christ ? etc. (22) In *62:1576 

Naumann(A.) DicGrundlehrenderChomie. (28)61:1802 
Neely. Laws govern, the is^ue of munic. I)ondj4.(23)66:4032 
Neff (37t.s.sE.C.) Rudolf and Jacob Nof. (101)...23:2119 
Neil (R.A.) See Oowell and N. 

Nekrasov (N.A.) Red-nosed frost (138) 31:2751 

Newoomb (S.) Political economy. (23)^ 64:659 



Newcomb anrf Holden (E.S.) Astronomy. (75)42:290 

Newton (R.H.). Philistinism. (3) 3:3813 

Nicholson (G.) lUus. diet, of gardening. (57)*62:3188.1 

Nicolai (C.F.) Leben Justus Mosers. (37) 66:«47 

Nicolay. La vie et les ancest. d'Al. Idolossu8.( 10)^62: 1512 
Nietsohmann. Luther and the cardinal. (78).38:3635 

Ninde (M.L.) We two alore in Europe. (10) 21:549 

Noble ( A.L.) The professor's girls. (46) 38:3637 

Noel (M.) Buz: or, the life of a honey bee. (78)38:3647 

(R.) Poetry and poets. (142) « 10:3056 

Nordau (M.) Paradoxes. (112) 33:3139 

Norman (II.) The broken shaft. (46) 40:2071 

Norris (G.W.) Practical Nurgery. (1.36) 46:3216 

(W.E.) Her own doing. (127) 38:3661 

A man of his word. (32) In 40:746 

My friend Jim. (141) 38:3662 

Norton (A.) A statement of reasons. (3) 4:4736 

Nunez (M.) (pseud.) See Spencer (Mrs.) 
Oberholzer (Afr«.8.L.) Daisies of verse. (110)..3 1:2760 

O'Brien (C.) After weary years. (6*) 38:3795 

O'Connor (T.P.) The Parnell movement. (101)28:1062 

(W.D.) Hamlet's note-book. (77) 32:3048 

Offord(R.M.) Jerry McAuley. (37) 24:2390 

Oldcastle (J.) Cardinal Newman. (86) 26:278 

Oliphant ( A/ra. ) A country gentleman. (127).38:3891 

EffieOgilvie. (127) 38:3892 

Oliver (L.S.) Life of Margaret Clitherow. (101).24:300 
Olney. Atlas : compris. mod. and anc. geog. (54)*6O:4022 

0'Meara(K.) Madame Mole. (38) 24:2713 

Optic (O.) {pseud.) See Adams (w.T.) 

Or6 (C.) Compte rendu des maladies. (62) 46:3219 

Orr. Handb. to the works of R. Browning. (142)10:3623 
Oertel (P.F.W.) Der alte Vincke. (69)....In 68:2826.8 

Die Belagerung von Wien. (69) In 68:2826.7 

Benjamin Franklin. (86) In 68:2826.14 

Die Biberfangor. (128) In 68:2826.6 

Christian Furchtcgott Gellert. (69) In 68:2826.8 

Der Engel der Gefangenen. (86) ...In 68:2826.10 

Die Eroberung von Mexiko. (101) In 68:2826.16 

Franz Drake. (101) In 68:2826.1 

George Stephenson. (86) In 68:2826.11 

Hans Conrad Escher von der Linth.(133)In 68:2826.12 

Hans Joachim von Zieten. (133) In 68:2826.6 

Der Horr ist mein Schild. (128) In 68:2826.3 

James Cook. (133) In 68:2826.16 

James Watt, der Erfinder. (86) In 68:2826.11 

Johann Jacob A>tor. (69) « In 68:2820.9 

Die Kaiserin Maria Therosia. (101) In 68:2826.16 

Ein Kongo-Neger. (128) In 68:2826.2 

Eine Korsarcnjagd im ind. Inselmeere. (128)68:2826.6 

Lebensgang George Washingtons. (134)In 68:2826.18 

Letzte Ghazwah im Sudan. (128) In 68:2826.17 

Der Mann, d. uns nach Am. gew. hat. (134). 68:2826.4 

Eine Meuterei im stillon Mcore. (128)..In 68:2826.18 

Pelzjagcrd. Hudson baicompagnie. (r28)ln 68:2826.16 

Die Spinnstube fur das Jahr 1857. (128) 68:2827 

Vier deutche Heldinnen. (101) In 68:2826.16 

Von d. frischen und muth. Seydlitz. (69) In 68:2826.8 

Von Einem, der das Gluck gesucht. (128)In 68:2826.7 

WasHUs ein. Hirtenb. werden kann. (101).68:2826.16 

»Wei Ausbriiche des Vesuv's. (86) In 68:2826.13 

Ory. L*<itiolog. des syphil. malignes pr^coces. (13)46:4304 

0'Shea(J.A.) An iron-bound city. (101) 27:645.1-2 

Osmun (T.E.j The mentor. (48) 33:432 

Oesterlen. Komik und Humor bei Horaz. (142)10:4505.1 

Oswald (F.L.) Household remedies. (124) 46:2616 

Otis (F.N.) Syphilis, etc. (77) 46:4302 

Otto (F.) (pseud.) See Spamer (J.G.C.F.O.) 

(F.J.) Anleit. zur Ausmittel.der Gifte. (124)46:5816 

Praxis d. land wirthschaftLGcwerbe. (28)*62:3303.6-7 

Ouida. (pseud.) See La Raxne (L. de.) 

Owen (E.) Surgical diseases of children. (136)..46:3374 

(F.) Harty the wanderer. (141) 38:3951 

( W.M.) In camp and battle. (10) 30:37 

Packard (J.H.) Operative surgery. (136) 46:3222 

(L.R.) Studies in Greek thought. (79) 10:4332 

Pafirensteoher. Allgemeine Zoologie. (29). ..44: 4 2 8. 1-4 

Pafiret (Mrs.V.) Baldwin. (144) ^ 33:3266 

A phantom lover. (141) 88:4082 



Index of Authors. 



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Index of Authobs. 



Paine (C.) The elements of railroading. (20)....76:2630 

(T.O.) Solomon's temple. (38) , *A:H40 

Painter (F.V.N.) History of education. (117). ..2:4276 

Palfln (J.) Anatomierhirurijicale. (62) 46:3226-7 

Palgrave. Life of our Lord Josiis Christ. (i)0)*'A:H423 
Palmer(A.J.) llist.of 48. rep. N.Y. State Vi.l. (70)30:51 

(J.A.,jr) Mushn»om8 of Anu'rica. (29)...M3:2r)28 

(T.n.) Historical register of the IT. S. (38).29:I778 

Palmerston ( 11 .J .T.) See Gower (O.G. L.) 

Panin (I.) Thoughts. (144) '. 33:3271 

P ansy . {pseud. ) \See Al den ( Mrs. I . M . ) 

Panton (.I.E.) Dear life. (141) 38:4131 

Pardies (I.G.) Eh-ments of geometry. (57) "^61:039 

Parish (K.) A new system of mod. gcogr. (54)...60:54 5 
Parker (F.J.) Church-building. (75) 63:561 

(J.) Apf.stolic life. (18) 6:5.")1G3 

The people's bible. (51) 3:746.1-2 

(J.M.) The midnight cry. (96) 38:4166 

(L.) S^;philitic di.<eases. (13) 46:4305 

(T.) \ iows of religion. (51) 6:5525 

(W.) Cancer. (13) 46:36r,0 

Parkes^E.A.) Urine, in health and disease. (124)46:4183 

Parkinson (K.) A treatise on paper. ( 1 19) 62:1677 

Parley (P.) (pseud.) -See Goodrich (SG.) 
Parthemore. Gencal. of l*arthemorefamiIy.(86)23:2117 
Parton ( J.) Some noted princes, authors, etc. (38)23: 1225 
Patten (S.N.) Premises of political economy. (73-64:432 
Patterson (H.) The yachtman'e guide. ('ll9)..62:l 115 

Patteson ( Mmeli.) Chips from Tunis. (70) 21:1113 

Paxton (W.M.) The Marshall family. (86) 23:2116 

Payan. Des remedes anti.sj-philitiques. (124). ..46:4306 
Payen. Precis de chimie industriello. (90).61:1838.1-2 

Planches 61:1838 3 

Payne (W.H.) Science of education. (130) 2:5127 

Peabody. Train, schools for kindergartners. (130)2:5126 

Pears (E.) The fall of Constantinople. (10) 26:1015 

Pearson. Flights inside and outside paradise. (134)21:581 

Peck (G.W.) The grocery man, etc. (48) 33:3347 

(J.K.) Seven wonders of the new world. (70;21:2394 

Pegler (H.S.H.) The book of the goat. (90) 44:429 

Peile (S.C.F.) Lawn t. nnis a.- a game of skill. (41)10:6176 
Peirce (B.C.) Newtonian potential function. (105)61:2257 
Pellarin (A.) Hygiene des pays chauds. (62). ..46:2876 
Pelleschi. Eight months on the Gran Chaco.(102)2 1:2957 
Pelletan (P.J.) Cliniquechirurgicale. (62)... 46:3233-5 
PelOUbet. Notes, internat. lessons 1886. ( I8)....6:3872.4 
Pelton. Key toPelton'snewser. of outl. maps. (54)60:546 
Pendleton (E.) A conventional Bohemian. (46)38:4331 
Pennell (J.awrfE.R.) Canterbury pilgrimage.(87)22:2422 

Pennington (A. S.) British zoophytes. (90) 44:2475 

Pentecost. "In the volume of the book." (18).3:3877 
Percy. Pyrotechnic chirurgicale-pratique. (125)46:3375 
Perez (B.) First three years of childhood. (20). .-2:5128 
Perkins (A.J.) awrf P. Origin of geogr. names (lo2)60:548 

(C.C.) Tuscan sculptors. (134) *23:30l9-50 

See Ohamplin (J.D ,,7/'.) 

(J.B.) France under Mazarin. (134) 27:59.1-2 

(P.) (pseud.) Familiar letters. (112) 33:599 

Perringr (IV) Hard knots in Shakespeare. (:^0).32:3042 
Perry (iUr«. E.W.) Woman's Art 31us. Assoc. (105)63:157 
(J.F.) Dogs. (125) 46:5735 

(S.) Rech. sur lecalcul, et la gravelle. (136)46:4251 

(TS.) SeeUeheriV.) 

(W.S.) American colonial church. (116) *4:6014 

Perutz (H.) Industrie der Mineraliile etc. (43)62:1519.1-2 

Peters (J. P.) See Bartlett ( E.T.) 

Petit (A.) Memoire sur la retention d'urine. (125)46:4135 

Petrarca (F.) Lettere. (102) 66:5670-74 

Lettere senili. (102) 66:5075-6 

Petzholdt. Eiscn-u. Stahlschienen. (29).In *62:3303.14 
Peyer (A.) An atlas of clinical micn'scopy. ( 13)^*46:4185 

Peyton (T.) The glasse of time. (30) 31:2789 

Pfeffer (W.) Pflanzenphysiologie. (43) 43:319.1-2 

Phelps (A.) My study, and other essays. (06) 6:3947 

(3/;s.E.B.\V.) Annals of the church of Christ.( 18)4:515 

(iVwaE.S.) Burglars in paradise. (Ill) 38:4393 

An old maid's paradise. (46) 38:4:592 

Philipeaux {B,.) De la cauterisation. (62) 46:3380 

Phillips (B.) A struggle. (16) 38:4400 



Phillips (E.C.) SirH. Havelock, C. Campbell. (22)23:1241 

( W.A.) Labor, land and law. (104) 64:434 

Piatt (3/r.«<S.M.B.) In primrose time. (138) 31:2791 

A vovage to the F<»rtunate isles. ^63) 31:2790 

Picard (G.H.) A mission flower. (32) 38:4428 

Pick (T.P.) Fractur.8 and dishwations. (136)....46:3583 
Pierson. Krankheiten des Nervensvstema. (136)46:1721 
Piflfard (HG.) A guide to urinary analysis. (125)46:4186 

Pillsbury (P.) Tlie church as it is. (42) 64:1757 

Pimblett (W.M.) Stoi-y of the Soudan war. (38) 26:'9H2 

Pinkerton (J.) Modern geography. (54) »60:4151-3 

Pise (C.C.) The founders of the Jesuits. (10)...23:1224 
Pitman ( B.) ayid H. Phonographic reader. (83)... 2:3238 

(3//-«.E.R.) G. Muller and A. Reod. (38)... 23:1243 

Plato. Trnduct. du dial, de PlHton intit. Ion. (20)*62:1539 
Plinius Secundus. Boys' and girls' Pliny. (43)41:2571 
Plum ( W.K.) MiiitHry telcijraph, etc. (l05)..62:17f«2.1-2 

Plumbe (S.) Diseases of the skin. (13) 46:4428 

Polo (M.) Travels, for boys and girls. (10) 21:506 

Pomeroy. Diagnosis of diseases of the ear. (r25)46:3»<26 
Poor. Man. of railroads of the U. S. 1H85. (23)*76:2648 

Porter (C.T.) Mechmics and faith. (51).., 3:3^78 

( D.D.) Incidents of the civil war. (10) 30:66 

(N.) Kant's ethics. (83) 2:1572 

The 200. birthday of Bp. George Berkeley.( 10)23:2510 

(RP.) Bread-winners abroad. (42) 54:2112 

Posnett (H.M.) Comparative literature. (111). 10:3061 
Post (J.) Chemisch-technische Analyse. (43). ..51:1835 

Grundrisfi d. chemischen Technolocie. (43)51:H25.2 

Potter ( B. W.) The road and the roadside. (135)..55:668 
Powell. 3. report of the bureau of ethnol. (38)*10:64h0 3 

Power (J.) A treatise on midwifery. (62) 46:4856 

Praed IMrs.C.) See Gampbell Praed. 

Pratt (D.J.) The regent*?' questions. 1886. (52)..2:4161 
Pray [T.Jr.) 20 years with the indicator. (75)62:788.1-2 

Preetwich (J.) Geology. (90) 42:2018 I 

Preyer(W.) Aus Natur- u. Menschenleben. (75)41:2.566 
Pritchard. Uranometria nova Oxoni<»nsis. (75)*42:2536 

Procter (H.R.) Text-book of tanning. (43) 52:1746 

(J.R.)rtnd^haler. Geoloe. survey of Ky.(105)M2: 1529 

( R.A.) The seasons pict. in 48 sun views. (90)*42:25.33 

Strength and happiness. (88) 10:6108 

Prout. Nature and treatment of diabetes. (125).46:4036 
Puel. Des ulcerations du col de la matrice. (125)..46:4958 
Pulling. Life of marquis of Salisbury, K. G. (38)24:107 

Pusey(E.B.) Daniel the prophet. (3) 3:1557 

Putegnat ( J.D.E.) De la chlorose. (136).. 46:4717 

Syphilis des nouveau-n<js. (136) 46:4307 

Putnam I J. P.) Principles of house drainage. (57)52:1006 
Pylodet (L.) {pxe^ud.) See Leypoldt (F.) 
Qualtrougrh (E.F.) Boat sailor's manual. (106)62:1109 
Quatremere deQ. Du temple de Jupiter. (87)*62:1552 
Radestock. Uabit, and its import, in educat. ( < 1 7 )2:5276 

Radisson (P.E.) Vovagcs. (38) »29:107 

Rae (G.) The country banker. (73) 64:<53 

Raffensperger. Seventeen and twice 17. (127). ..39:33 

Ragozin (Z A.) The story of Chaldea. (54) 26:1697 

Raine (J.) Testamenta Eboracensia. (10)*27: 1103,29,44.52 

Wills and inventories. (10) *27: 1 101,37 

R^endr&lala Mitra. Indo- Aryans. (70)...lO:555.1-2 

Ralfe (C.H.) Diseases of the kidneys. (13) 46:1619 

Rambaud { A.) Popular history of Russia. ( 1 0)28:24.33 
Ramirez (S.) La riqueza mi n era de Mexico. (57)42:2151 
Rammelsbergr. Krystallogr.-phys. Chemie. (44 )5 1: 1831 
Ramsay. A bibliogr. and index to climate. (48).*Li:3240 

Ramsbotham. 01)stetric medicine. (136) 46:4860 

Rand, McNally anrf Co. Indextd business atlas. (70)..»8 
Randall-Diehl (iVr».A.) Recitations, etc, (83)..2:3801 
Rankin (J.C.) The coming of the Lord. (18)«.. 3:3896 
Ranney. Varieties and electric currents. (136)46:5540 
Rau. Prehist. fishing in Europe and N. Amer. (38)*41:1524 

Raum (G.E.) A tour around the world. (87) 21:600 

Raumer (F.r.) England in 1835. (10) 22:2426 

Same • 22:24^7.1-3 

Rayer. Traitedes maladies de la peau. (13)...46:4432-3 

Planches *46:4434 

Raymond (G.L.) A life in song. (138) 31:2827 

Poetry as a representative art. (83) 2:3963 

Reade (C.) The white elephant. (Ill) » 89:173 



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Index OF Authors. 



Reolus(E.) Nouvelleg^ogr.universeille.(38)*60:4l 58.1-1 1 
Reea (J.R.) Tho pL-asuresof a book worm. (U4)33:.'^475 

Reeves (K.H.) Bad drains. (44) 62:1007 

Reginald o/ D. De Cuthberti virtutibus. (10^*27: 1 1 00 

Libellus de vita et mirac. 8. (iwirici. (87).. *27:1110 

Reid (A.) A first book of geograpby. (102) 60:r)t;i> 

(T.W.) Alauleverer's millions. (127) 39:277 

Reinaud. La Mesene et la Kharacene. (:^8)In^62: 574 

L(» periple de la mcr Krythree. (38) In*62:1574 

Reischauer (K.) Die Chcmie des Biere.Ji. (44)..62:1505 
Reissmann. Life and works of K Schumann. (70)26:90.3 
Remingrton ( J.P) Practice of pharmacy. ( 1 25).46:5277 

Remlap (M.T.) Select read ing.«». {^2) 2:3031 

R^musat. Des sciences nat. de rAsiiorient. (7!))*62:1500 
Renan. Ij& dynastie des Lysanias d' Abilvne. (38)^62: 157G 

L'hifjtoire phenicienne'de Sanch^»niMthon.(3^<)^62:1573 

Renard (A.) Corps gras : huiles, grais-e.<», etc. (4-1 )62: 1 727 
Renter. Le con?eil de guerre tenu par Titus. (70)- 62: 1 576 

Un« inscription decouv. a Orleans. (134). In *62:1576 

Rennie (A.) Asthma, consumption, etc. ( 13»))..46:2138 
Rettigr v^.) Leitf. d. Bibliothekverwaltung. (-18). ^ L:1478 
Reuter. Kelig. Aufkl. im Mittelalter. (18).. 10:21 78. 15-16 
Rhees. Catal. of publicat. of Smithson. lu^X. (48)..«L:5351 
Rhind. First class-book of phys-icnl geogr. (38)..60:21l 
Rhoidis (E.) Pope Joan (the female pope). (11G)..4:2814 
Ribot (T.) German psychology of to-day. (83 ;..2: 738.22 
Rice ( A.T.) Keminisc. of Abraham Lincoln. (134)24:22iM) 

Rich(E.) Germany and France. (70) *27:3004 

Richards (E.H.) Food materials. (136) 46:1922 

(L.E.) The joyou-i story of Toto. (32) 39:310 

Richardson (J.) Mechanical dentistry. (02). ..46:4400 

(L.) The dark city. (134) 22:2423 

Richter. Chem. of the carbon compounds. (57)61:1854 
Richthofen. Cattle raising on plains of N. A. (44)62:2940 
Rioker(N.C.) Elementary graphic ttatics. (57)..62:287 

Ricord ( P.) Lettres .sur la syphilis. (14) ^46:4308 

Rideinsr (W.U.) A little upstart. (32) 39:409 

Thackeray's I^ndon. (80) 33:3498 

Ridley (M.L.) Sent to Coventry. (78) 39:413 

Ridpath(J.C.) Cyclop.of universal history. (39)«26:3274 

Riehl (W.ll. r.) Freie Vortrage. (39) 10:5i>7.1-2 

Rigby (E.) A system of midwifery. (14) 46:4864 

Riker (J.) Harlem (city of New York). (102)..*3O:l714 

Riley (J W.) The boss girl. (64) 39:420 

Ritch. The history of New Mexico. (70) 21:2420 

Ritchie (Air». A. L) Mrs. Dy niond. (46) 39:2869 

Ritter (F.Ij.) Manual of musical history. (63) ..10:2577 

(K.) Comparative geography. (54) 60:574 

Die Erdkunde im Verhiiltn. zur Natur. (54)..60:726 

Rivers (T.) The miniature fruit garden. (119).62:2492 
Robbins (A/r«.S.S.) Dick. (78) 39:469 

Nan. the missionary. (78) 39;468 

Robert (J. B.) Surgery of the human brain. (130)46:3442 

(.M.) Nouv.traitedesmalad. veneriennes. (14)46:4309 

(P.C.) Dupouvoirde Maurice Tit)ere. (134)*f^2:1580 

Roberts (E.) Santa Barbara, etc. (134) 21:2433 

(W.) Urinary and renal diseases. (14) 46:4040 

Robertson (G.C.) Hobbes. (83) 2:242 

( J . F. ) See Forbes-Robertson. 

Robinson (C.S.) Sermons in 8<»ngs. (18) 6:5013 

(E.) Physical geogr. of the Uoly Land. (54)60:2225 

(F.M.) Irish history for English readers. (87)..28:9f<3 

(H.P.) Picture making by photography. (44)62:1628 

The studio, and what to do in it. (44) 62:1629 

(VV.C.) Philip IL (102) 27:864 

( W.C.) Introd. to early Eng. literature. (79) 10:3650 

Rochefort (G.D.rff.) La morale d'llerodote. (20)«62:1539 

L objet do la traged. chez les Grecs. ( 1 1 l)In -^62: 1539 

Rockstro ( W.S.) General hist, of music. ( ilO) 10:2548 
Rodenbough (T.F.) Afghani.«tan, etc. (10). ...26: 1710 
Rodwell (G.F.) Dictionary of science. (75)....«61:2276 
Roe (E.P.) Ue fell in love with his wife. (141). ..39:614 

Nature's serial story. (141 ) 39:61 1 

(M.A.) A long search. (64) 39:590 

Rogers (J.E.T.) Tho British citizen. (73) 64:^90 

Rohlfe (A/vs.A.K.G.) The mill mystery. (64) 37:3408 

Rolland (J.) . The court of Vcniis. (114) *1:4353 

Rollins ^ A.W.) The story of a ranch. (16) 39:634 

Romanes (G. J.) Animal intelligenco. (57) 44:611 



Romilly. West. Pacific and New Guinea. (134)22:2759 

Roosevelt (R.B.) Love and luck. (127) 39:641 

(T ) Hunting trips of a ranchman. (88) 10:6023 

Ropes (J.C.) The first Napoleon. (39) 26:105 

Roquette (C.) Physiolngie des v^neriens. (14).46:4310 
Rdrer (Mrs.S.T.) Philadelphia cook book. (104)64:2719 

Rose (J.) Modern steam engines. (119) *62:3097 

Rosengrarten. Ger. soldier in wars of U.S. (102)*B:375.1 

Same 29:1835 

Ross (.1.) Disieases of the nervou-s system. (136).46:1727 

( M.) am/S. Highlands of Cantabria. (102)22:2174 

Rossetti ( W. M . ) See Shelley i P. B.) 

Rossig^nol. Le chcDur des Grenouilles. (79)In*62:1571 
Roth. Allgemeine u. chemische (ieologie. (44).42:2032.1 
Roubaud (F.) Impuissance et sterilite. (62). ...46:4041 
Rougr^. Les monuments de Manetht»n. (70)ln*62:1575 
Rousseau. Emil, oiler Uber die Erziehung. (20).2:5371 
Rouvre ( P. B. de.) See Oraighill. 

Rowe (K.) The boy in the bush. (16) 39:684 

Royce. California from the conquest in 1848. (70)30:349 
Royle (('.) Egyptian campaigns, 1882-5. (102).26:1983 
Ruelens. La prem. relat. de C. Colomb (1493). (39)*29: 140 

Ruskin (J.) Deucalion. (119) 41:2628.1-2 

Mis<rellanea. (144) 33:3544.1-2 

"Our fathers have told us." (116) 4:517.1 

Val d'Arno. (106) 10:2387 

Russell (P.) The literary manual. (142) 10:3066 

( W.C.) In the middle watch. (47) 39:759 

Ruysch (F.) Observ. anatom. et chirurg. (62)In 46:3227 
Ryder ( A.U.) Hold up your heads, girls. (144)..33:443 

8 (t>.T.) Mu.«tard leaves. (32) 39:995 

**S ( K.T.") Can matter think? (130) 2:738.28 

Saalfeld (G.A.E.A.) Ten.^aurus Italograjcus. (114)1:5703 

Sachs ( .J . ) See Goebel ( K ) 

Sacy ( A. IS.) See Silvestre de Sacy (A.I.) 

Sadlier ( A . ) See Herchenbach . 

Saint- Amand. Empress Mario Louise. (102). 24:2437 

Sai nt- Marti n de Li. Maladies veneriennos. (14)46:4312 

Sainte-Croiz. Observations surZosime. (79)In *62:1549 

Saintsbury (G.) Marlborough. (87) 24:216 

Specimens of English prose style. ^79) 10:3659 

Sajous (C.E.) Hay fever. (14) 46:2707 

Salmond (C. A.) Memorials of Eliza Fletcher. (39)24:945 
Salomon ibn-Gebirol, La Source de vie de. (3)In 4:276 

Salomons (A.) Diseases of the eye. (136) 46:3958 

Salter (S..I.A.) Dental pathology. (136) 46:4493 

Samuelson. Rou mania, past and present. (102)22:1462 
Sanborn (F.B.) Life and genius of Goethe. (79)10:4177 

The life of John Brown. (39) 23:2746 

{Miss II..I.) Winter in Central Amer. et«i. (102)21:2786 

{Mvis K.) Vanity and insanity of genius. (48)33:3557 

Tho wit of women. (48) \ 33:3558 

Sandison (H.), The theory of the school. (130)..2:5408 

Sangrr6e. (pseud.) Mignonnette. (32) 39:1100 

Sankey. Spartan and Theban supremacies. (87)26:2107 

Saporta (G.) Die Pflanzenwelt. (75) 42:1337 

Sargrent (F.L.) Cryptogams. (119) 43:572 

Saulcy. Divers apparcilsdema9onnerie. (134)In *62:1576 

Line inscription decouv. a Marsal. (70)..In *62:1566 

Les monuments d'Aaraq-el-Emyr. (39)..In *62:1576 

Sept siecles do Thistoire judaique. (3).. 4:278 

Saunders (F.) Pa.sti me papers. (48) 33:3573 

Savage (M.J.) The religious life. (4) 3:3933 

Sayce ( A.H.) Assyria: its princes, priests, etc.(55)26:1714 
Scanzoni (F.W. v.) Sexual organs of women. (62)46:4720 
Schack. l^>e8ie u. Kunst d. Arab, in Spanien. (39) 10:4604 

Schafer ( E.A.) Es-sentials of histology. (136) 46:6.'J3 

Schafif. St. Augu.stin, Melanchthon, Neander. (67)4:4990 

ami Oilman. Library of religious poetry. (31 )3 1:2259 

Schech. Diseases of the mouth, throat, etc."(l 6)46:2281 
Schenk(A.) Handbuch der Botanik. (29...)43:336.1-3 
Scherer(W.) Hist, of German literature. (79)l10:41 78.1-2 
Soherzer. A^'irthschaftl. Leben der Vtilker. (42)*64:527 
Schiller (J.C.F.r.) Ausgewjlhlte Briefe. (134)..26:2352 

Schliemann (H.)artrfD. Tiryns. (55) *10:6355 

Sohmid (A.E.tJ.) Chennscho technologie. (75).62:1403 
Schmidt (E.) Lehrb. derpharmaceut. Chemic.(44)61 : 1 899 

(O.) Mammalia in relat. to primev. times. (57)42:1338 

Schmoffer. Life of Anna C. Emmerich. (87)24:869.1-2 



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Indix of Authors. 



Sohoenhof ( J.) Industrial situation, etc. (42)..54:2137 
Schopenhauer. The world as will and idea. (117)2:738.7 
Sohott. Frecipitat. in rain and snow, in U. S.(57)*41:1523 
Schooler (J.) Hist, of the United States. (11)29:1843.2-3 
Schrader. Ursprungderaltbah. Cultur. (70)...* 10:63 19 

Schreiber (G.) Die achattenU-hre. (44) 63:815 

Schubin (O.) (pseud.) See Kiirschner (L.) 

Sohultz. Chemie des St(inki»hlentheei-8. (44)52:1^20.1-2 

Schultze (F.) Fetichism. (102) 10:2178.10 

Schumacher (O.) Across the Jordan. (102)....6O:2226 
Schiirer (£.) Uist. of the Jewish people. (82)4:284.1-2 

116 4:284.3 

Schiitzenberfirer. |Trait^ do chimio. (44)..51:l0l2.l-4 

Schuyler (E.) Anitrican diplomacy. (73) 64:892 

(G.W.) Colonial New York. (3?) 29:1029.1-2 

SchwarzenberfiT. Technol.derchem.'Prod. (29)*62:3303 
Schwatka (F.) Along Alaska's great river. (39)21:2476 

Niinrod in the north. (41) 10:6016 

Sch'Weigsrer. Hand-book of ophthalmology. ( 136)46:3962 
Scott (J.) New and universal gazetteer. (102)*6O: 595-8 

(L.) Sculpture, (l^o) 10:2638 

(S.P.) Through Spain. (87) 22:2160 

(W.) Marmion. (31) 31:1543 

Scriver (C.) Gotthold'a emblems. (116) 5:2903 

Scrope. Days and nights of salmon fishing. (41)10:5945 
Scudder ( H.£.) Stories and romances. (Ml) ...39: 1512 

Seaton (B.C.) Vaccination. (136) 46:2942 

Secousse. Julius SabinusetEpponina. (ll)In *62:1506 
Seddon. Builder's work and the build, trades. (106)62:1008 

Seely (H.) A lone stnr Bo-Peep. (64) 39:1547 

Seeley (H.G.) Fresh-water fishes of Europe. (106)44:801 

(J.K.) Short history of Napoleon I. (87) 25:112 

SefiTuin (E.G.) Myelitis of the anterior horns.( 137)46: 1786 
SefiTura a'!'/ O. El cultivo de aleuna.s plantas. (57)52:2290 

Seinecke (L.) Gesch. des VoTkes Israel. (67) 4:283 

Same 4:216 

Sel88(J.A.) Right life. (116) 3:3932 

Semple (R.H.) See Bretonneau (P.) 

Senator (H.) Albuminuria. (137) In *46:22 

Sergreant (A.) No saint, (ill) 39:1559 

Serre (T.) La triere ath^nienne. (70) In ♦61:1978 

Seth(A.) Scottish philosophy. (83) 2:738.25 

Severn (L.) Heaven's gate. (96) 39:1506 

Seymour ( M.) See Ohaucer. 

Shakespeare (W.) New variorum ed. of S. (110)32:1037 

Shaler (N.8.) See Procter {J.R.) and S. 

Shand (A.I.) Fortune's wheel. (127) 39:1615 

Sharp (J. A.) A new gazetteer. (102) *60:2445-6 

Shaw(F.L.) Col. Cheswick's campaign. (78)...39: 1609 

Shedd. Doctrine of endless punishment. (07) 3:5195 

Sheldon (A/ra-G.) Stella Kosovelt. (141) 39:1620 

(H.C.) History of christian doctrine. (19)4:2670.1-2 

Shelley (P.B.) Poetical works. ^63) ♦31:2867.1-3 

Shepard (U.) Great cities of the anc. world. (87)21:643 

Great citit-s of the modern world. (39) 21:641 

(J.H.) Elements of inorganic chemistry. (44)51:1925 

(W.) Enchiridion of critici. m. (48) 33:3662 

Our young folks' hist, of Koman empire. (30)26:2396 

Sheref-eddin All. Hist, of Timur-Bec. (55)25:1311-12 

Sherman (W.T.) Memoirs. (102) 25:1007.1-2 

Shevitch (S.) See Ventura ( L.D.) and &. 
Shoemaker (CC.) Youne folks' dialogues. (83).2:3827 

(iVr« J.W.J Young folks' speaker. (83) 2:3828 

Shropshire. Knights of Pythiat^ law book. (23)10:5296 
Shumway (E.S.) A dav in ancient Rome. (39)10:1257 
Siddons (J.H.) The Shakespearian referee. (13x)32:3057 
Sidgr^ick. The scope of economic science. (73).54:533 
Sidney ( M .) {pseud.) See liOthrop ( Mrs.U. M . ) 
Siegmund. W under der Physik u. Chemie. (44)51:2292 

Sighart (J.) Albert the Great. (134) 23:2212 

Sil vestre de Sacy (A.I.) Djavidan khired.( 11 2)^62: 1559 

La litterature parmi lea Arabes. (79) In *62:1550 

M<!m. sur Les mille et une nuits. (112) *62:1560 

Quelqucs inscriptions arabes. (87) In ^62:1552 

Simmons. Constitution of courts martial. (135). 55:969 

Simpson (J. Y.) Diseases of women. (62) 46:4723 

Sims. Handb. to library of the Brit, museum. (48)^Li:306! 
Sinclair (A.) Locomotive engine running. (58). 52:809 
Sinnett (A.P.) Karma. (127) 39:1718 



Slade (D.D.) Diphtheria. (62) ^ 46:2.^25 

Sleigh (W.VV.) The science of surgery. (137). ..46:3263 

Sleight (M.B.) Pulpit and easel. (32) 39:1752 

Smart (H.) Bad to beat (127) ..39:1784 

Smith (A.) Thoory of moral sentiments. (20) 2:16«0 

(Mrs E.M.) Woman in sacred song. (03) 63:1800 

(G.B.) Prime ministers of C^. Victoria. (102)23:1399 

Vietor Hugo. (39) ...24:1781 

(G.P.) The law of field sports. (135)« 65::074 

(H.) Practical gynwcologv. (62) 46:472.S 

(H ) See Guild (R.A.) 

(J.C.) Harper's Stat, gazett of the world. (102 ,♦60:603 

(J.E.A.) Hist, of Berkshire co., Mass. (70).^3O:3234 

(Mr«J.G.) Atla: a story of the lost island. (78)39:1917 

lMrs.L.T.) The autocrat of the nursery. (32 i38:2848 

York plays. (31) ..*32:217 

(iWra.M.P.W.) Miss Ellis's mission. (134)....24:853 

(PH.) The Green MounUin boyb. (55) 29:1847 

(R.H.) The science of businesss. (24) 64:668 

(R.M.) Modern eeography. (103) ♦60:4025 

(R.S.) Topographical drawing. (44) 63:827 

(S.) David's repenUnce. (4) *3:1404 

(T.) Examination of anaesthesia. (125) 46:5488 

(W.) A dictionary of the bible. (4) 3:5716 

(W.ll.) Bacon and Shakespeare. (31) 32:3037 

Charles Hammond. (104) 54:1560 

(W.R.) Kinship in early Arabia. (103)., 10:644 

Snead (T.L.) The fight for Missouri. (S.*)).., 30:130 

Snell. Erster Unterricht in der Philosophie. (1 17)2:738.26 
Sola, (ptieud.) See Tyler (J.) 

Solon (L.M.) Art of the old Eng. potter. (5S)«63:282l 
Sophia of Han. and others. Brief wet hsel. (87)^28: 1298.26 
Sorley (W.R.) On the ethics of naturalism. (k3)2: 738.24 
Souchay (J.B.) Los sectes philosophiques. (117)^62:I514 
Southby. Handb. of practical brewing. (90). ...52: 1506 

Souvestre (E.) The chamois-hunter. (127) 39:2068 

Spalding. Prot. reformat, in Germanv, etc. (19)..4:1289 
Spamer(J.G.C.F.().) Auf hohen Thronen. (55).23:1I92 

and others. Deutsche Dichter, etc. (70) 23:1189 

Speed (T.) The wilderness road. (87) ^29:3181 

Speight (T.W.) A barren title. (32) 39:2073 

Spence and others. Thirty thousand thoughts.( I9)*3:6186.4 

Spencer {Mrs.) The story of Mary. (32) 39:2093 

(H.) Ecclesiastical institutions. (42) 64:2240 

Education. (52) ..2:5530 

and Harrison. The insuppressible book. (51)3:4016 

Spenser (E.) Story of the Red Cross knight. (32)39:2091 

Sperino (C.) La syphilisation. (125) 46:4314 

Spon(K.) Workshop receipts. (90) 52:1407 

Spooner(T.) Records of William Spooner. (103J23:2122 

Spring (L.W.) Kansas. (24) ..54:1787 

Spurgeon (C.H.) The treasury of David. (116)3:1400.7 

Spyri (J.) Rico and Wiseli. (64) 39:2139 

Squire (B ) Diseases of the skin. (137) 46:4443 

Stables (W.G.) Stanley Gmhame. (32) 39:2150 

Stafford (W.A.H.) Broken bonds. (64) 39:2154 

Stanley (J.) A daughter of the gods. (127) 39:2162 

Stannard (iVr«. U.E.V.P.) Army society. (111)39:2168 

CavHlry life. (96) ...40:620 

In quarters with the 25. dragoons. (90) 40:6!3 

A man of honor. (47) ...40:619 

Pluck. (Ill) 39:2167 

Stanton (E.C.)a«rf o/Aer#. Woman suffrage. (42)54:2003 
( E. ) (pseud. ) See Hughes ( T. P. ) 

Starr ( L.) Diseases of the digestive organs. (137)46:5055 
Stebbins. Delsarte system of drama t. express. (83)2:3472 

Stedman (E.C.) Poets of America. (79) 10:3287 

Steele ((J.M.) Outl. study of polit. economy. (24). 54: 534 

(J.D.awrf E.B.) Brief history of Rome. (30)26:2401 

( K.) Selections from the Tatler, etc. (48). ..33:3886 

(T.S.) Paddle and portage. (39) 21:2503 

Stein (A.) {pseud.) .S'«<; Nletschmann (H.O.) 

(L.p) DiefrHnzosischeGcsellsch.seit 1848.(24)54:1379 

Gegenw u. ZukunftdwrRechts-u.Staatgw. (24)54:1380 

Die indiLstrielle Gesellschaft. (24) 64:2143 

Die Landwirthschaft in d. Verwaltung. (24)64:1370 

Die Lehre vom Ht»erwesen. (24).. 64:1381 

System der Staatswissenschafl;. (24) 64:1375 

Der Wucher und sein Becht. (24) 54:535 



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InDSX of AUTHOBft. 



^teinbacher. Die mannliche Impotenz. (137)46:4046 
Stephen (•JF.) The story of Nuncumar. (24)55:4603.1-2 

(L.) Life of Henry Fa wcett. (f>5) 24:913 

(V.) Wrinkles in electric lighting (58)„52:1552.17 

Btern (S.M.) Studien und Plaudereicii. (82) 1:1621.1 

and{\\.) Studien u. Plauder. im Vaterl. (82)1:1621.2 

Stevenson (J.) Denfness. (125) 46:383«< 

(R.L.) Kidnapped. (127) 39:2258 

Prince Otto: a roniHnce. (78) 39:2265 

Strange ciise of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (47)39:2264 

(T.) Design and construct, of hiirbours. (10'>). 52:310 

Stewart ^A.P.) Typhus and typhoid fever. (l:<7)*46:22 

(T*-^) Diseases of the nervous system. (14).4e: 1725 

Stickler. The Adirondacksas a houUh re8ort.(lH7)46:5Ul 
Stockton (F.R.) The Christmas wreck, etc. (141)39:2312 

The late Mrs. Null. (78) 39:2M11 

Stoddard ( J. T.) General chem. Non-metaK*.(120)6I:iJ»48 

(W.O.) Red Beauty. (141) 39:2:^16 

Two Arrows. {7i<) 39:2H09 

Stokes (G.G ) On li^ht. (90) 61:2:»67.2 

Stone (1< F.) Modern medicine. (137) 46:1051 

Stonehengre. (pffeud.) 5ee Walsh (.IH.) 
Stoney(B.B.) Strength of riveted joints. (90)...52:317 

Theory of stresses in girders. (75) 52:316 

Storrs (C.) The Starrs family. (71) *23:3062 

Story (VV.W.) FmmmettH. (16) 39:^314 

Poems. (63) 31:1604 1-2 

Straub (J.) The consolations of science. (116). ...3:5106 
Straus. Hepublic. form of '.overn. in U.S. (42)..54:1374 
Strickland. Lives «»f the queens of Kngland. (7l)23:l'»30 
Strong (H. A.) flwrfM. Hit. of Ger. Inngungc. (114)1:230 

(,J.) Our country. (1:<5) 54:1558 

Stuart. How to beci»me a sucee^-s. engineer. (120)62:>520 
Stukeley { W.) Family memoirs nf S. (r.).*27:l 172.5 

Stumxn (H.) Russin in central Asia. (55) 26:1715 

Stiirenburg (C.) Klein DeuUchUnd. (71) 21:2.^14 

SturgiS (.1.) John Mnidment. (47) 39:2402 

Sullivan (R.) GeogrHphy genera I i/.ed. (87) 60:<5'.5 

(T.R ) Roses of shadow. (M2) 39:2424 

Sully (•!.) Outlines of psychology. (52) 2:5602 

Psychology. (117) 2:738.30 

Sumner (W.G.) Political and social pciencp. (24)64:672 

Sutherland {Duke of.) :See Gower (G.G.L.) 

Sutton (-KH.) Intn.d. to general pulholo^ry. (125)46:10'>4 

Swaine(S.A.) General Gordon. (55).r 24:1394 

Turner the art'.st. (39) 26:1350 

Swan (A.S.) Adam Hepburn's vow. (06) 39:2436 

Swaysland (W.) Familiar wild bird?. (Oo)*44:i 877.1-2 
Swediaur (F.) Sympttmis of syphilis. (i:n)...46:4>{ll 
Sweet. An Icelandic primer with grammar. (114)1:1793 

Swinburne ( A.C ) Vict.»r Hui^o. (79) 10:39:>9 

Sybel. Geschichto des ersten Kreuzzuij!*. (39)...26:104H 
Tacitus. Annal. abcxroi'gudivi Augusti libri. (114)1:3647 
Tadema [Mis^ L.) See Alma-Tadema {Mias L. ) 

Taft (.1.) Operative dentiftry. (125).... 46:4406 

Taine (HA.) The French revolution. (39).. 27:251 1-3 

Talmage (T.D) Sermons. (51) 5:5779 

Tappan (K.T.) Geometry and trigonometry. (75)51:051 
Tardy ( I-.) Life of St. Clare of Montefalco. ( I li;).4:5057 
Tasso (T.) Dinloghi. (110) 56:5727-9 

Leltere. (103) 56:57.to-34 

Tauler (.1.) The following of Chri>t. (116) 5:2974 

Taylor (G.H.) Paralysis. (137) 46:1882 

(VV.C.) The modern British Plutarch. (7I).23:1579 

(VV\M.) Joseph the prime-minister. (116) 4:4091 

Tegg(\V.) Wills of their own. (80) 33: <990 

Tegoborski. Productive forces of Ru.ssia. ^87)60:3ri7-18 
Temple ( U.J.) See Gower (G.G. L.) 

**Tenace, Major. " Handb(»ok of whist. (41)... 10:6262 
Tennyson (A.) Tiresia.*, and other poems. (6;h). 31:2911 
Tenon. Mem. sur Tanat. la path, ot laehir. (125)46::>275 . 
Terentius Afer (P.) £unuchus, comoe li.i. (i 14). 1:3645 
Terhune. Common sense in the nursery. (14)..45:l60i9 
Thackeray ( A/w# A.l ) See Ritchie ( A/r«.A.I.) 
( VV.M.) Contributions to *• Punch. " (80)... 33:4028 

Miscellaneous essays. (80)., 33:4027 

Thalheimer. An outline of general history. (55)26:529 
ThausiDg (J.E.) Preparation of malt. (90).....52:1507 
Thayer (K.H.) Wild flowers of Culurado. (58).*A:5816 



Thayer (S.H.) Songs of Sleepy Hollow. (63). ..31:2914 

(W.M.) From tannery to White hous6. (55)24:1384 

Thiers. Atlas des camp, de la revolut fran^. (39)*60:4571 

Thisted (W.A.) Letters from hell. (51) 5:4247 

Thomas (J) Pronouncing med. dictionary. (125)*46:425 

(R.) Divine sovereignly, etc. (61) 5:5800 

Thompson (D.W.) Day dreams, etc. (52) 2:5662 

(H.) Diseases of the urinary organs. (14).. ..46: 4050 

Same 46:4051 

Treatment of calculous disease. (14) 46:4256 

Same 46:4257 

(H M.) The word and the logos. (51) 3:4017 

( M.) By-ways and bird notes. (80) 33: »045 

(R.E.) Pn.tection to home industry. (73) 54:687 

(S.) The humbler p.»ets. (63) 31:2272 

Thomson (A/r/r.K.H.) Celebr. friendships. (71 )23:15Hl-2 

(W.M.) The land and the laiok. (55) *22:579.3 

Thorne ( F.) {pseud. ) Sen Smith ( Mrs. .M.P. W.) 
Thornton ( Mr^.A. W.) Autobiography. (87)..*27:1 161 

(W.P.) On tracheotomy. (137) ...46:3395 

Thurn. Amoncf the Indians of Guiana. (39) ....21:29.30 
Thurston (R.li.) Friction in machinery. (44)...52:»I66 

Materials of construction. (44) 52:326 

Tidball (M.L.) Barbara's vafi:aries. (Ill) 39:30:i6 

Tiernan (M.S.) Suzette. (16) 39: t035 

Tiffany. Spec, agents and adjusters assistant. (104)76:2469 
Tilden ( W.A.) See V^atts (H.) 

Tilley (A.) Liternt. of the French renaissance. (79)10:3960 

Tilt (K.J.) The change of life. (125) 46:4731 

Titcomb. Mind-cure on a niatcrial ba*is. (52)..2:73S.2l 
Todd(C.B.) Life and letters of Joel Rnrlow. (71)23:2429 

Todhunter (1) The conflict of studies. (52) 2:^677 

ToUens ( R.) Unterricht in der Chemie. (44)... .51: 1963 

Tolstoi (L.N.) Anna Karenina. (78) 39:3054 

Childhood, bi.yhood, yuuth. (127) 39::^05l 

Christ's Christianity. (82) 3::<268 

Mv religion. (52) 3:4015 

War and p»nco. (47) 39:30:>8.1-2 

Tomes {.J.ondC.S.) Dental surgery. (125).. 46:4499 

Tomkinson (E..M.) Benjimin Franklin. (:^9)..24:I044 
Tonge. Heraldic visitation of the north. (87)...*27:1I40 

Torr (C'.) Khodos in ancient times. (103) 10:965 

Tosti (L.) Opere complete. (144) *56:5735.1-3 

Towle (G.M.) England in Egypt. (39j 26:1988 

Young people's history of England. (71) 28:370 

Towne (H.R.) A treatise on cnmoa. (58) 52:652 

Townsend (L.T.) The bible of the 19. century. (-1)3:584 

Toynbee (J) The diseases of the ear. (14) 46:3843 

Traill (H.D.) Shaftesbury (the fir^ Earl). (10;h)..24:398 
Tredwell. Life of ApoUonius of Tyana. (67).....4:*^»89 

A monogniph on privately illu.^. b<M»k8. ( l^)..*Li:284l 

Treitschke. DnuischeGesch.im I9. Jahrh. (71)28:1762.2 
Treuille (A.) Traits des malad. veneriennes. (14)46:4317 
Treves (F.) A manual of surgery. (137)....46:<278 1-3 
Trimble. Pract and analytic, chemiiitry. (5«)..5 1:1980 

Troilius (M.) Chemistry of iron. (44) 51:1962 

Trollops (A.) An old man's love. (16) 39:3226 

Trowbridge (J.T.) The little master. (141) 39:3306 

The saiin-wood box. (16) 39:^305 

Trueba y Cosio. Romance of hist.-Spain. (141)39:3578 
Trumbull (H.C.) The blood covenant. (4)...10:2i7.'^.18 

Tucker {Mrs. C.) Pictures of St. Paul. (67) 5:3140 

( W.J.) Life and society in east. Europe. (1 34)22: l»9l 

Tucker-Macchetta. Life of Gust. Dure. (4'»)..24:69J 
Tulloch. Religious thought in Britain. (4)....10:2I78.17 

Tunison (J.S.) The Cincinnati riot. (71) 30:1634 

Tupper (M.F.) Autobiography. (134) 25:1351 

Turnbull (L.) Diseases of the car. (14) 46:3846 

Turner (Afrs.C.H.) Cyclop, of fl-riculturo. (58)*43:2537 

(F.C.) A short history of art. (90) 10:2397 

Tuthill(W.B.) The suburban cotUg^. (58) 52:991 

Tyerman (T.F.) The nom's rotation. (58) 42:389 

Tyler (J.) Waymarka; or, Sola in Europe. (87)22:1093 

(S.) Memoir of Roger Brooke Taney. (40) 25: 1254 

Tymms (S.) The family topographer. (87)... 60:2461-7 
Tyrwhitt ( R.S.j An amateur art-book. ( 1 20) ... 63:263 

Underbill ( A.F.) Etchings in verse. (77).. 31:2932 

Upmann fJ.) Das Scbiesspulver. (58)...In *52:330<.ll 
Upshur (J.N.) Diflorden of menstruatioo. ( 137)46:4734 



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iNDiJt or AuTHOBa 



tJpton. The standard operas, their olots, etc. (31)53:2347 
Uricoeoheu (E.) Mapoteca colombiana. (48)... *Ij:3366 
Vacher (S.) 15. cent. Italian ornampnt. (75)...*A:>«861 
Valentine. East, tales by many story tellers. ( 1 41 )89:3(j34 

Valera (J.) Pepita Ximcnez. (127) 39:3636 

VamMry (A.) Coming struggle for India. (40)26:1856 
Van Buren «»</ K. Gen ito-urin. organs. (r26).46:4056 
Vandegrift (M.) Rose Raymond's wards. (32)39::^646 
Van Home. Tent lire in the Holy Land. (55). ..22:572 
Van Rhyn (G.A.F.) What and how to read. (48)*L:3081 
Van Vorst (P.B.) Without a compass. (32). ...39:3662 
Van Zile (E.S,) Wanted— a sensMtion. (127). ..39:3638 

Varley (J.P.) Sylvian; a tragedy. (63) 31:29^0 

Vasili (P.) (p«^t«/.) La society de Londres. (40)22:2501 

The wurld of London. (40) 22:2503 

Vauz (C B.) Canoe handling. (41) 10:5H8l 

Veeder (N.) ComKalllsm. (73) 64:688 

Veitch. Lucretius and the atomic theory. (1 17)..2:1849 
Ventura a^K/ S. Misfits and remnants. (141). ...39:3672 

Verdi (T.S.) The infant philosopher. (137) 46:1784 

Vere (S.E.) Some wise saws, etc. (24) 64:685 

Verfirilius Maro. See Viririlius Maro. 

Verity (JS.) New system of ph<»nogrHphy. (83) 2:3237 

Verne (J) The exploration of the world. (55)...vsl:7oo 

Vemey (F.P.N.) Cottier owners. (104) 64:2873 

Vilmorin-Andrieux. Vegetable gardens. (90).62:2718 
Vincent ( A.J .H.) Le calendrier dcs Liigides.( 7 1 )*62: 1 576 

(E.) andD, Handb. to modern Greek. (2)1:1647.39 

(Mra.H.) 40,(i00 miles over land etc. (103). ..21:686 

— (.J.H.)anrfH. Lesson commentary. 1886. (19)3:1887 

— (M.R.) Christ as a teacher. (67)' 3:3100 

Viningr (E.P.) An inglorious Columbus. (40) 29:152 

Vinton (A.D.) The Pomfret mystery. (96) 39:3747 

Virffilius Maro. Ancient lives of Vergil. ( 79) 10:4503 

— Works. (2) 1:3955 

Vofifel (A.) Diseases of children. (14) 46:5u70 

Waddell. Design, of iron highway bridges. (58)62:338 
Waddinsrton. Du rheteur ^El. Aristide. (71)*62:1576 
Wahl ( W.A.) See Brannt ( W.) and W, 

Wailly (J.N.) M^moircsur Joinville. (112) In ♦62:1578 

Memuire sur saint Louis. (71) In *62:1576 

WaiteB(A.) Forgotten meanings. (114) 1:758 

Waldstein. EsJsays on the art of Pheidias. (58)*10:6r)26 
Wales (P.S.) Mechanical therapeutics. (138).. .46:3400 
Walford (E.) The complete peerage, etc. ( 103).*Ii:6553 

* (L.B.) The history of a week. (127) 40:29 

Walker. The Azores; or, western islands. (134)21:1238 

Wallace (A.R.) Bad times. (73) « 64:2247 

( W.) The action of moxa. (14) 46.3402 

Wallon. Determin.dcs^v^n.aumoyen Age. (7I)*62:1574 

— Mem surles ann^esde J^us-Cbrist. f71)In *62:1*>73 
WallOth (W.) The king's treasure house. (11 1)...40:61 

Walsh (J H.) British rural pporis. (103) 10:58^5 

Walshe. Colloquial faculty for languages. (114)... 1:244 
Walton. Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, etc.(87)23:908 
Walworth. The new man at Rossmere. (14I)....40:94 

Old Fulkerson's clerk. (78) 40:93 

Without blemish. (47) 40:92 

Ward (i/r/».H.) Miss Bretherton. (16) 40:112 

Warden (Mita F.) Doris's fortune. (127) 40::i9 

Ware anrfM. Life of Col. Fred Burnaby. (103)23:281 1 

Warner (K.) Physical expretfsion. (58) 44:946 

(A/m«8.) Daisy plains. (16) 40:198 

Warren (E ) A doctors experiences. (71) 26:1436 

(E P.) andO. V\ anderings of the Beetle. (88)22:2215 

Watson (C.F.) Darius the \Iedian identif. (40)26:1718 

(H.W.)a«rfB. Malhemat theory of elect r.(90)6 1:2866 

Watt (A.) Electro-depi-sitiun. (106) 62:1761 

(G.) Dental surgery. (14) 46:4503 

Watts (H.) Manual of chemistry. (106) 61:1983.2 

Webb ( B.J.) Centenary of catholicity in Ky. (4)4:3662 

Webber (S.G.) On nervous diseases. (14) 46:1806 

Weber (A.) Hester Tracy. (32) 40:276 

Webster (D.) The angler and the loop-rod. (41)10:5956 

Wedl (K.) Pathology of the teeih. (14) 46:4505 

Weeks (C.S.) A textbook of nursing. (14) 46:1630 

-*— U.D.) Labor differences. (135) 64:2152 

^-^ (R.D.) Geneal. of the family of G. Weekes.(71)23:2118 
Weir (H.) ADimal ttoriet. (44) 44:610 



Weisse (F.D.) Haman anatoniT. (138) 46:4S3 

Welcker (A.) It<tmer, king of Norway. (63)....3a:i29T 

Wellesley (A.) Miliury memoirs. (40) 26:1684 

Wellington {Duke oft) See Wellesley (A.) 

Wells (D.A.) Practical economics. (24) 54:6M 

(S.) Abdominal tumours. (14) 46:3670 

Welsh (C.) A bookseller of the last centary. (103)26:2M 
Wentworth. The logic of intrwpection. (117)2:738.27 
WenzeL Manuel de roculiste. (138).. 46:3994-S 

Same 46:399$ 

Wessenberff. Sittl. Einflussd.Schaubfibne (I44)66:v981 
West (C.) Manual of children*s disc-aset. (14)..46:2656 

( K.W.) Pahlavi texU. (67) *10:2u58.24 

(T.D.) Moulder's tex(-book. (58) .*.. 62:1481 

'Westall ( W.) The phantom city. (141 j- 40:321 

Ralph Norbreck's trust. (16) ~40:319 

WestWOOdoni/S. Bibliotheca piscatoria. (48).*Ij:36SS 
Wetherell ( E.) ipnnid.) See Warner (MisH 8.) 
Wharton (G.) (pamd.) See Thomson (Mrs.K.B.) 

(T.) Hannibal of New York. (128) 40:33» 

Wliatly (S.) England's gazetteer. (103) .... 60:2477-« 
Wheatley (H.B.) How to form alibrary. (144)33:4306 
"Whedon. Comment, on the New Testament. (67 )3:2250 
Wheeler (D) Extr. from letters and Journal. (40)22:2806 

Same 4:2523 

(G..M.) and M. Tttbles of geogr. pusitiont. (88)*60:421^ 

(W.A.) Who wrote it? (48) «, *L,:158T 

WTierry (E.M.) Commcntarj- on thequr&n. (82)10:2253.3 
White (C.) Chess problems. (88) lO:630t 

(E.) The fcven gifts. (67) 6:403S 

(J.W.) Dental materia niedica. (14) 46:4507 

( i»/r«.PA.) The Kentucky hoa«^ewife. (24).,64:2769 

( R G.) Studies in Shakespeare. (31 ).. 32:3054 

Whitingr (C.G.) The saunterer. (144) 33:4338 

"Whitney (^/m.A.D.T.) Bonnyborough. (16) 4C:403 

Wliittier (J.G.) Snint Gregory s guest (77)....31:29«a 
Wickersham. Education in rennsylvania. (117)2:4302 
Wiesner. Klementederwissenschaftl. BoUtnik.( 44)43:376 
'Wietersheim. Gesch. d. Volke'-WMnderung. (88)26:1061 
Wilbrand. Ziel u. Methodedeschim Unlerr (44)61:1987 

Wilcox (E.W ) Mai moul^. (128) 40:488 

Wilken. Das Matriarchatbcid.Hlten A rabi-rn. (55)10:733 
Wilkes. U.S exploring exped. 18:<8-42. (»*8)..*60:65l-5 
Wilklns (('.) Fables and pruv. from Sar skrit (144)33:461 
(G.) Growth of the Homeric poems, (li 2)... 10:4365 

(.1.) Mathematical magic. (44) ... *6 1:2446 

Wilkinson (C. A.) Courtof King BrneHi.( 103)28:1879 l-l 

( \V.(\) Class. French course in English (142)10:398» 

College Lalin course in English. (80) 10:4514 

Willey (A.) Hist, of the aniislavery CMUse. (42)64:1806 
William of M, Chronicle of kings of Eng. (40)..28:465 
Williams (A.Jr.) Mineral resourcesof U.S.(45)*42:2177 

(Cii.) Chemical manipulation. (91) 61:1984 

( F.H.) See Brunton (T.L.) 

(H.I English letters and letter writers. (142)10:3726 

(,J. W.H.) On unsoundness of mind. (i:<8)..46:2040 

(S.G.) Applied geology. (58) 42:2067 

Wilson (A.) The aUule of snow. (71) 22:76 

(C.W.) From Korti U» Khartum. (88) 26:1993 

( I). M. ) See Muir ( M M.P.) and W. 

(E ) Cutaneous medicine, etc. (15) 46:4441 

Digenspsof the skin. (15) 46:4441 

(F J.F.) Tvpogrnphic print, machines. (58)62:1673 

(.J G.) Bryant, and his friends. (55).. 23:1798 

(J.G.) Lyrics of life. (138) ..31:2965 

(W.) The bible student's guide. (4) *3:6i9l 

Winchell ( A ) Geological studies. (120) 42:2066 

Walks* in the geological field. (120) 42:206» 

Winchester (M.S.) A crippled robin. (141). ....40:600 
Win^ate. Through Yellowstone park. (103)...21:256« 
'Winkelmann ( A. ) See Horstmann (A.) 
Winkler. Zur chem. Unters. d. Industr.-Gaae.(46)61:l»l 
Winter (J.S.) (paeud.) See Stannard (Afr«.H.K.V.P.) 

( W.) The sUge life of Mary Anderson. (110)lO:179f 

Winthrop (W.) Military law. (73) •55:968.1-1 

Wise ( D.) Boy travelers in Arabia. (71).. 23:751 

Witt (C.) The wanderingt of Ulytwt. (H8)......40:656 

(J. de.) Treatise on life anouiiiea. (Il)....ln d4:UC 

Witthaus (R.A.) Oeaeral mad. cbtailstrj. (lS9)51:lMr 



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AnONTMOUB WoRICB and OOLLBCTtONir. 



WoIf(L.) Sir Moees Montefiore. (40)..... 24:2743 

Wolff (A. R.) The windmill as a prime mover. (58)52:474 

(L.) Applied medical chemistry. (138) 46:5305 

Wood (A.d.) Life. (134) In ♦23:3067 

(C.) Sauntering!) in Europe. (134) 22:1113 

(JI/r».C.D.) Cabin and gondola. (128)« 37:105:! 

(De V.) The luminiferout ether. (120) 61:2576 

( Mrs. E.P.) The surgeon's daughters. ( 128)..40:745 

(G.B.)<mrfB. Tbedit'pensatoryof U.S. (77)*4e:53l4 

(H.Cjir.) Thermic fever, or sunstroke. (15)46:2558 

(J.G.) Horse and man. (58) 52:2855 

Nature's teachings. (45) 41:2640 

(W.S.) Descendants of Jer. and J. Wood. (71)23:2120 

Wood-Martin. Lakedwellings of Ireland. (88)*10:6467 
Woods ( A.T.)a9M/S. Elementary mechani8m.( 58)51:2445 

-^ — (il/n.K.T.) That dreadful boy. (1^8) 40:796 

Woodweird. Hist, of the 198. Penn. vols. (40). 30:207 

Woolf ( P.) Who is guilty ? ( 1 1 U 40:820 

Woollen. Biogra ph. sketches of Indiana. (7]).23:1807 

Woolman (J.) Journal. (40) 25:1870 

Woolryoh (H.W.) Lifeof Judge Jeffreys. (71)241883 
Woolsey (Afi*iS.C.) A little country girl. (1- ).40:834 
Wool80n(A.G.) O. Eiiot and her heroines. (112)10:37*28 

(3fM»C.P.) East Angels. (Ill) «. .40:841 

Worcester (J.E.) Geograph. dictionary. (88)60:<)67-8 

Wordsworth (C.) Greece. (88) *60:2948 

Memoirs of William Wordsworth. (134)-25: 1875-6 



Wornum. Life and works of Hans Holbein. (72)*24:3041 
Wright (H.G.) Cbildren'sstoricsin Am.hist. (72)29:1906 

(J. A.) People in the niethodist church. (52)..4:4205 

(J.M.) Roland's daughter. (47) 40:881 

(T.L.) Inebriism. (15) 45:2028 

( W.A.) The bible word-book. (4) 3:5643 

Wurtz (G.A.) Traits do chimle biologique. (76).51:200e 

Wyman(L.C.) Poverty grass. (141) 40:925 

Tarlngton. Two lamentable tragedies. (31)ln *32:276.4 
T6n&h. See Aba 'l-TValid Marw&n ibn Jan&h.' 

Tonire (C.M.) Chantry house. (128) 40:1318 

Nuttie*8 father. (128).. 40:131T 

Touman (A.K.) Diet, of every day wants. (45)*52:3396 

Toumans (E.A^ Descriptive bouny. f75) 43:385 

Tounff ( A.W.) The government class book. (42)54:1547 

(.K) Physical geograph v. (72) « 60:.'83 

(W.) Wishmakcrs' town. (77) 31:1988 

Yule tfTuf Bamell. Hobson-Jobson. (82) *1:5314 

Zaoher. The red international. (104) 54:2250 

Zeisberarer (D.) Diary. (41) 4:4275.1-2 

Zeissl. Pathologie u. Therapie der Syphilid. ( 1 5)46:4320 

Zeller (E.) History of Greek philosophy. (83) 2:236 

Zlmdorf (H.) Isaak Mnrkus JosL (134) 24:1987 

Zopf (W.) Die Spaltpilzp. (58) « In 43:336.3 

Zomlin ( R.M.) Pliy>ic«l gpogrnphy. (72) 60:29) 

Ziilzer (W.) Lchrb. der Harn-Analyso. (I3a)...46:4204 



ANONYMOUS WORKS AND COLLECTIONS. 



Across the chasm. (31) 40:1994 

[Adriatic sea.] Idrogmfiagenerale. (34) *60:2973 

AUflrem. deutscher Literaturkal. 1879-82. (47)«Ij:6620.1'4 

Amateur work, illustrated. (89) 52:1155 

American Jews* annual, for 5646 A. M. (50) 4:94 

Am. Soc. of Oivil Bngin. Preservat. of timber.(24)52:7 
Annal. d. Chem. u. PhHrmacie. Register. (74).*Ij: 5560- 1-3 
Annuaire des h6pitaux eivils de Paris. (92)...»*46:5937 

Appleton's modem atlas of the earth. (34) *60:3955 

As common mortals. (126) 40:1995 

Beauties of German literature. (139) 40:1514 

BelehrunfiT uber ansteck. Kinder Krankh. (94)..46:4991 

BeO'WUlf : an Anglo-Saxon poem. (138) 31:2293 

Bible. Anglo-Saxon and early Eng. psalter. (2)*27:ni5,18 

Lindisfarne and Rushw. gospels. (2)*27: 1 127,38,42,47 

St. John iii. 16, etc. (50) *1:3420 

The Syrian antilcgomena epistles. (66) *A:189 

Biblioth.derUnterhaltungetc. 1886. (143)56:1997.53-65 

Birch, Samuel, Biograph. notices of. (130) 23:25:^2 

Birthday party. The, and other stories. (126)... .40:2072 

Bourrienne. Bourriennoetseserreurs. (52) 23:2676 

Buildinsr associations, Man. for members of. (23)55:3527 
OatalOffue of the med. library of Penn. hosp.(107)M6:570 
of the U.S. army medical museum. ( 107 )...*46: 5946 

Same *50:5328 

Same *46:5947 

Same *46:5948 

Oatholic mem. of Vermont and New Hamp. (115)4:5181 
Charleston, S.C. Yearbook. 1885. (103)...*88: 1401.5 

Ohautauqua young folks* annual. (48) 84:2571.1 

Ohristison, Robert, The life of. (99) 24:215 

Cincinnati. A guide to picturesque 0. (C7)... ..22:2828 

Class interests. (41) 54:238 

Cluverius (T.J.) ve. Commonwealth of Va. (72)55:4632 

Code pbarmaceuUque. (108) 46:5150 

Comical-oure-all, The. (80) 38:598 



Constance of Acadia. ( 1 10). ^ 40:2102 

Deutscher Litteratur-Kalender. ^47) *L:6620.5-8 

Durham, Monastery of. Catalog! librorum. (35)*27:il06 

Eminent women of the age. (131) 23:48 

En^rland, France, Russia, and Turkey. (36)..ln 26:1993 

Pace to face. (llO) 40:2447 

Final science. The; or, spiritUHl materialism. (19)2:738.20 

Foreordained: a story of heredity. (123) 45:1653 

France. Minist. do la marine. Questions. (46)..46:4638 
Fremont, O. Proceed, at unveil, of Sold. mon. (85)29:2287 
G-r. Britain. Colonial and Indian exhib. 1886 (131)60:2320 
Greek folk-songs from Turkish provinces. (29)... 3 1:2021 

Half-way: an Anglo-French romance. (46) 40:2790 

Handb. for instruct, of attend, on the insane. (124)46:1898 

Here and there in our own country. (37) 21:1844 

Ideal commonwealths. (135).. 54:801 

Immortality. A clerical symposium. (3) 3:5209 

Imperial dictionary of universal biogr. (53)*25:3 1 24.1-6 

International cyclopedia, The. (48) *1 1:2230.1-15 

Jacob Schuyler's millions. (64) 40:2255 

Juilliard vs. Greenman. Legal tender caso.( 104)55:4 599 

Justina. (127) 40:2791 

Kindergarten (The) and the school. (117).. 2:4363 

Land (The) wo live in. (53) .*60:4361-2 

Larned, Edwin Channing, In memory of. (68).24:2160 

L6tst days at Apswich. A novel. (46) 40:2283 

Latin hymns of the Anglo-Saxon church. (30)*27:1122 

Life in heaven. (3) 3:5193 

Life (The) of a prig by one. (80) ^ 83:588 

Lives of remarkable characters. (133) ~ 23:94-6 

Lombardo-V., CarU topogr. del regno. (68)*60:2971-a 
London. Galend. of letters from mayor of L. (8)*28:279 

The pictorial handbook of. (69) « 60:2485 

Post office London directory for 1 883. (69)*60:3251.2 

Same •60:3ifll.4 

London practice (The) of midwifery. (61)^ 46:4761 



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XjOngfellcw collector's hand-book. The. (47) — *Ii:2980 
Look within : a condensed encyclopedia. (104)...64:25G8 
Madison, L. See Oluverius (T.J.) 
Mahmoud, The Sultan, and Mehomet Ali P. (86)26:1993 
Manchester. Conrerence on education. (20).....*2:2039 

Many mistakes mended. (114) 1:1241 

Maryland Hist. Soo. Archives of Md. (86)..*29:3032 
Mass. Hygiene Assoo. School hygiene. (76).46:1202 

Meet for heaven. (3) .3:5194 

Miscellanea biogr.-Oswin us, Cuthbertus, etc.(9)*27:1107 

Mrs. Keith's crime. A novel. (3i) 40:24^9 

Modern unitarianism. (116) 4:4098 

Monte-Cristo's daughter. (Ill) 40: ^463 

Montgomery CO., Pa., Centenn.celebr. of. (22)*30:1326 
Nation, conf. of charities. Proceedings*. (135)*54:225l 
NoturhistoriskTidsskrift. 3. Rsekke. (28)..«41:140i-14 
New Sydenh. Soc, Kep. to 25. nnn. meet of.( 13G)»46:2 i 
N. T., Union defence comm. Minutes. (10)*29:320L 
Ohio school laws, from the revised statutes. (23)*66:3564 

Old England's worthies. (54) «23:30U 

Old * miscellany • diiys. (144) *33:6000 

On land concentration. (135) „ 54:340 

Order (The) of creation. (51) 3:3333 

Oertel, P.F.W. W.O. von Horn. (69) 26:317 

Our littlo Ann. (4H) 40:2476 

Pansy, The. Stories of child life. (48) 34:41 1 l.l 

Paris-guide. 1867. (.38) 22:2005 

Pilgrim (The) of Our Lwdy of Martyrs for 1885. (98)4:3044 
Pittsburgh, and western Pennsylvania. (23). ...76: 1741 

Platform aids. (82) 6:4548 

Plays, Collected. (30) 32:18-33 

Please tell mo a tnle. (141) 40:1661 

Pompeii. (102) 6O:>f02l-2 

Portrait gallery (The) of disting. poets, etc. (10)*23: 131-3 

Profits in poultry. (105) 62:2867 

Progressive oithodoxy. (5l) 3:4651 

Public characters of 17'j9-1800. (54) 23:138 



Rational communism. (73) 54:2170 

Ray Society. List«>f council, oflScen, etc. ( 57 )*44: 1987.1 

Reoent American etchings. (57) *A:820i 

Riel, Louis, the rebel chief. (102) 26:690 

Bipon minster. Memorials. (10).. *27:n73 

Sermons on the IntomaL 8. S. lessons for 1886. (18)5:4628 

Siam and Laos. (1 16) 4:2443 

Siamese twins, Rcp<irt of the autopsy of. (62). ..46:3686 

Soldiers' stories and sailors* yarns. (64) 40:2593 

Spirit (The) of the New Testament. (4) 3:3332 

Standard libniry atlas (The) of cIhss. geogr. (87)*60:3948 
Studia biblica: essays in biblical archaiology. (51)..3:318 

Studies in logic. (2o) 2:708 

Tale (A) of 2 cities. Minneapolis and St Paul. (24)76: 1862 

Tales from many sources. (78) 40:26.M».5-6 

Talmud. The Talmud of Jerusalem. (116) *4:6242 

Tancred: prince of Tiberias. (32) 40:265l 

Tea planter's vado mecum. The. ( 1 20) *52:3 1 72 

Tell your wife. (78)..' 40:2653 

To the mountains of Virginia. (11) *21:31 19 

Tour (Le) du monde. (103) .*63:2035-49 

Towneley mysteries, Tho. (40) *27:1102 

Uncle Danielsstory of "Tom '* Andors<»n, etc.(71)29:i599 

United States army cavalry tactics. ( 1 20) 62: 1 865 

U. S. army, The med. depart, of, 1775-1873. (125)46:4553 

U. S. internal revenue gangers* manual. (58) 62:1588 

U.S. sanit. commiss. Causat. of disease. (137)46:4610 

I t-t purposes and work. (137) 46: 4617 

Military medical and .«urgical essays. (125)...46:4615 

U. S. year book (An annual), for 1885. (73)...* 12:5320. 1 
Verity, J. S. Funeral and memorial services. (40)26:1379 

"Wayward life, A; or, a girl's destiny. (16) 40:2727 

Whitby abbey. Cartnlar. abbath. do W. (40)*27:l 168.71 

Witness my hand. (Ill) ., 40:2754 

Tale co11og:u. Catalogus senatus academ. cet. ( 1 17)*2:-'i985 
York cathedral, iireviarium. (40) *27: 1 170,74 



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