INDEX TO THE CENTURY MAGAZINE UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY. PART I, VOLUMES ONE TO TEN, INCLUSIVE. EXPLANATION. The affix of the Asterisk (0) to the title of an article sign~ftes that it is illustr ted. The names of Authors, and of the Editorial Departments of the Magazine, are in Italics. Where a single paper has been contributed, it is placed immediately after the name of its contributor, but where more than one, thefi are placed under Ike ame. A Vol. P ge. .tI.BBOT Paplinutius, The. Poem H. H I.. 170 Absence. Poem Louisa Bushnell V. .543 Absence (a correction of misprint of above) Culture and Progress V.. 781 Absent-minded Man,0 The. (Drawings by L. V. Hopkins) .. Etchings IV.. 128 Academy Exhibition, The (1874) . . Culture and Progress VIII.. 245 Academy Exhibition, The National (1871) II. .329 Academy Exhibition, The Royal II. .438 Academy of Design, The (1l~75) X. .251 Academy of Design, The National (i873) VI. .246 Academy, The French III.. 754 Accepted, The. (Drawings by Frank Beard) Etchings VII.. 76~ Accomplishments Home nd Society VIII.. 244 Acid, Liquid Carbonic Nature and Science V.. 783 Acquainted with Grief. Poem M. E. Rockwell I.. 31 Acting, About Culture~and Progress IV.. 639 Acting Rhymes Home and Society IX. .507 Actinic Copying Paper The Worlds Work . X. .791 Adam the First Man? Was Enoch L. Fancher II.. 578 Adams, Meta G., Halloween; or, Chrissies Fate III.. 26 Adams, Charles F., Papers by: Fritzundl IX. .647 Pats Criticism 777 Adina Henry James, J~ VIII.. 33, i81 Admiral, The Good (ulture and Progress IX.. 768 Adventure in Japan, An Cilman P. Briggs II. .513 Adventure,0 Miss Patty Gibsons Strange Noah Brooks IX. .448 Illus. He has the Rheumatism, thought Miss Patty IX. .452 The Knight Lay Recumbent on his SIsh .457 Adventures in India,0 Hunting Lt.-fol. Gordon Cu;nmin6 III 305 Adventures,0 Mountain Views and J. T. Headley II. .4S2 sop, The Improved (Quoted) Bret Harte 134 .A~stjietics at a Premlum Topics of the Time IV.. 107 Affirmative, The Power of the V. .118 Africa, Northern Culture and Progress IV.. 124 African Travelers,0 Four Great Henry M. Stanley VI.. 62 lbs. Village of Kaole, on the Sea-coast vi.. 65 Sir Samuel and Lady Baker 72 Departure of Captains Speke and Grant 67 A Rhinoceros at Bay 73 Speke Chased by a Buffalo 68 A Lion Hunt 74 Palace Women Led to Execution 69 The Albert Nyanza ~during a Storm 76 Ripon Falls 70 Africa, Rohifs Lectures on Culture and Progress III. .630 Africa,0 South R. W. Miller V. .529 Aftermath. (Henry W. Longfellow) Culture and Progress VII. .121 After the Accident.0 Mouth of the Shaft. Poem Bret Harte V. .316 (Design by Mary A. Hallock.) After the Darkness, Light AdelineTrafton IV. .562 Agassiz. Poem James T. Fields VII. .570 Aga.ssiz Culture a~d Progrcss VIII. .505 2 INDEX Vol. Page. Age, A Plea for .. ~. . Home and Society VI.. 751 Age before Beauty y 769 Agricultural Experiments Nature and Science VIII. .251 Agriculture and Insects IX. .261 Agriculture, Woolen Waste in The Worlds W,rk x. .651 Aslanthus, The Nature and Science VII.. 510 Air, Cosmic Iron in the IX.. 771 Air, Echoes in the VIII.. 121 Airy Lilian Frederick Tryon IX. .545 Ajellak Allah; or, The Women of the Arabs0 (hones S. Robinson .. . VII. .559 Illus. Blind Men Begging by the Way-side. vii. .561 Woman Weeping at a Tomb 566 The Lords Prayer in Arabic 562 Jew with Phylactery 567 A Marriageoble Maiden 563 Moslems at Prayer 565 An Arab Plowing 564 Werdehs Arabic Poem 569 The Water-Carrier 565 Alabama and ~ Edward King VIII.. 513 Illus. Bound for Texas VIII.. 513 Custom House, Mobile 524 On the Bay Road, near Mobile 514 A Scene in the Park, Mobile 525 Looking Seaward from the Bay Road 5s5 Christ Church, Mobile 526 Waiting for a Bite ~o6 Barton Academy, Mobile 527 Out for a Drive 517 Sob? 528 Westward Ho 519 Stopping to Rest 525 Marine and City Hospitals, Mobile 520 The Capitol, Jackson, Miss 529 Bank of Mobile and Odd Fellows Hail 520 Ho l for Texas 532 Trinity Church, Mobile 521 A Southern Cotton Packet In the Park, Mobile 522 An Emigrant Train Stopping for Water... Albatross. Poem Charles Warren Stoddard III.. 25 Albert-type, The Culture and Progress .... .55.. 443 Alcohol in the System Nature and Science Vs. . 126 Alden, W. L., Papers by: Scenes from the Marble Faun0 ii. The Canoe0 ~v. .471 Aldrich.0 Thomas Bailey. (Sketch of, with Portrait) VIII. .201 Aldrichs Marjorie Dow and Other People Culture and Progress VII. .251 Allen, Elizabeth Akers, Papers by: In a Garret. Poem 504 Every Day. Poem V. .112 Unwedded. Poem is.. 395 A Picture. Poem viii.. 291 Her Sphere. Poem iv.. 218 The Proud Lady of Stavoren.0 Poem...... 649 Alma Maters Roll. Poem Edward Everett Hale x. .623 Alpenglow. Poem Margaret I Preston VII... 62 Alpine Lakes, Nature and Science VII.. 381 Alps,0 The J. T. Headley II. .482 Alsace, Education in Nature and Science IV. .369 Alsace,0 The French Conquest of Lorraine and Henry Al. Baird 367 lbs. Map of Lorraine and Alsace ~68 Medals 376, ~ Alsop, Rachel G. Sonnet II.. Alternation of Generations Nature and Science VI.. 761 America, Ancient. (Baldwin) Culture and Progress IV. .643 American and European Railways Topics of the Time III. .490 American Antiquities Nature and Science V. . 782 American Artists,0 Living D.. OC. Townley. .11. .40, 401; III. .599 Illus. Portrait of Asher Brown Durand ii. .40 Portrait of J. Q. A. Ward 403 Portrait of Daniel Huntington 48 Portrait of William Page iii. .599 Portrait of Henry Peters Gray 401 Portrait of Albert Bierstadt 6o6 American Artists, Living. (Drawings by Edward Mullen) Etchings IV. .384 American Civilization,0 An Ancient Maria J. B. Br ne V. .724 American Farmers Nature and Science IV. 770 American Gentleman of Leisure, The Topics of the Time VII. .238 American Girl Abroad, An. (Adeline Trafton) Culture and Progress IV.. 127 American Good-Nature, The Sins of Topics of the Time III.. III American Incivility VIII. .623 American Institute Industrial Exhibition Culture and Progress III.. 122 American Irish and American Germans Francis A. Walker VI.. 172 American Life, The Conservative Resources of Topics of the Time IV.. 106 American Morals: VI. .364 American Religion. (John Weiss) Culture and Progress II. ~ American Restaurant, The Topics of the Time VII. .369 American Signal Service0 Prof T. B. Maury 402, 465 American Sunday-Schools Topics of the Time II. .547 American, The Improved II. .654 Americanisms. (Prof. Schele de Vere) Culture and Progress III. .379 Anmathesia by Cold Nature and Science VI.. 758 Anatomy. Left Eighth Ribs ulture and Progress II. .662 Ancient America. (Baldwin) IV. .643 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 3 Vol. Page. Andersen, Hans Christian, Papers by: Lucky Peer* 270, 392 505, 625 The Gardener and the Manor IV. .457 The Great Sea-Serpent III. .325 The Flea and the Professor v. .~sp Andersen, Hans Christian Culture and Progress ill.. 755 Andrews, Stephen Pearl in. .762 Angdlique Arnauld. Poem Elizabeth Sill .. .1. .448 Angles. (Drawings by E. B. Bensell) Etchings V. .136 Aniline Pencils ... The Worlds Work X. .652 Animal Heat Nature and Science IX.. 772 Animals Count? Can V. .524 Animals, Language among V. .523 Animals, Reason in VI~ .381 Annan, Annie R., Papers by: Hebes Jumbles v.465 The Christ. Poem Vi.. 364 Anniversary Presents, Hints for Home ana Society VIII.. 751 Annuals, The Cultivation of IV.. 119 Annunciation. Poem Charles S. Gage IV. .457 Answer, The. Poem Mary L. Bitter X. .700 Answer. (From Ubland.) Poem John Fraser . . VIII. .303 Anthracite Problem, The Edward Cropsey 647 Antilles, The Stone Period of the J. B. Holder x. .~27 Antique Silver,0 Discovery of William Wells . .i. .6i8 Illus. Antique Silver Bell-shaped Vase 6i5 Antique Silver Bowl, with the Infant Antique Silver Beaker Vase, with Handles .619 Hercules 620 Antiquities, American Nature and Science V.. 782 Antiquities,0 Cyprian J. Augustus Johnson III. .177 A. P. C., An Englewood Mystery X. .488 Aphasia Nature and Science IV. .497 Apparatine The Worlds Work X. .397 Apparatus, Making Experimental Nature and Science V.. 523 Appendix to Tue New Solution, An Francis Gerry Fairfield X. .374 Appenzelli Folk-Life in William Wells IV.. 50 Appetite, The Abuse of Home and Society VI. .497 April Violet, An. Poem Mary F. C. Wyeth 617 Aquaria Home and Society II.. 550 A. R. Unsaid. Poem X .471 Arahesques. (Mrs. Sarah Greenough) Gulture and Progress III. .255 Arabia,0 The Heart of Bayard Taylor III. .545 Illus. A Valley in Oman in. .545 A Village in Hedjaz 552 Pilgrims to Mecca 546 A Night March is the Desert sss Coffee-Hills of Yemen 5~7 An Arab Chief Camp at Mount Arafat 548 Ruins of Nalcab-el-Hadjar Captain Burton as a Pilgrim ~ An Arab Encampment Medeeneb, from the West 550 Palgrave The Prophets Tomb 55 Arabia, The New Volume on. (Scribners Library of Travel).. Gulture and Progress IV.. 124 Arhuckle, John. A Word cf Encouragement for Timid Linguists X. .447 Archieological Breakfast, An Lady Blanche Murphy V. .501 Archbishop Kenrick Culture and Progress III.. 759 Archery Home and Society VIII. .242 Arctic Experiences. (Mrs. E. Vale Blake) Gulture and Progress IX. .121 Arctic Quest, An. Poem H H VII.. Arctic Travel. (Dr. I. I. Wayes) Culture and Progress III. .763 Arica,0 The Earthquake at E. W. Sturdy V. 22 Illus. The Wateree and the Tidal Wave v. .22 U. S. Officers Earthquake Costume 26 Arica before the Earthquake 23 A Belie of Arica 27 A Native 24 The Confiscated Mules 28 Fruit Woman of Arica 25 Cast up by the Earthquake 29 Anon,0 The Story of. P~em Thomas Dunn English V. .271 Aristophanes Apology. (Robert Browning) .. Culture and Progress X. .519 Arkansas.0 (The Great South) Edward King VIII. .641 Arle, One Day at Fannie E. Hodgson IV.. 541 Arm? The Right or Left Hon~e and Society VIII. .244 Arnolds (Matthew) Literature and Dogma Culture and Progress VI. .755 Arnolds (Frederick) Turning-Points in Life VI. .380 Art, About an American School of Topics of the Time X. .380 Art,0 An American Museum of. (Designs hyW H. Beard). :.J. B. G. Hassard II. .409 Illus. Main Entrance ~ .~op Main Entrance and Building 412 Second Entrance 411 The Approach to the Art Museum 414 Art and Furniture Home and Society VI.. 243 Art, An Exhibition of Decorative Culture and Progress x. .5 i8 Art, A Heresy of Topics of the Time III.. 744 4 INDEX. Vol. Page. Art, * A Lost William Henry Goodyear VIII. .432 Illus. The Cathedral at Pisa viii. ~ The Baptistery at Pisa 437 Sectionoi View of Deflected Stripes 434 Ground Plans, etc 438, 439 Plan of Pisa Cathedral 435 Foundation Layers of Baptistery 439 Interior of the Cathedral 436 St. Stefano 439 Art at the Capito1~ Clarence Cook V. .493 Art, Books on Culture and Progress VIII.. 503 Art, Household Home and Society V. .640 Art.History, Incidents in Culture and Progress in. .498 Art-History, Italian (Riegel) 68i Art in Ancient Egypt Nature and Science ix. .640 Art in Newport, R. I Culture and Progress II. .555 Art in our Homes and Schools V. .511 Art Lectures, Tames ii. .666 Art Museum, The in. .756 Art Nooks Home and Society V. .265 Art of Speaking and Writing Topics of the Time IV.. 763 Art Reformer,5 An English. (F. Madox Brown. With Portrait). W. J. Stillman IV.. 175 Art, Talks on. (W. M. Hunt) Culture and Progress X. .787 Art versus Heart. (Mrs. Piatts Poems) Vhf. .501 Aits, Popular Topics of the Time X. .110 Arthur Bonnicastle.5 (Illustrated by Mary A. Hallock) J. C. Holland. V. .32, i68, 320, 480, 544 [688; VI. .32, 208, 304, 445, 540, 704 Illus. I want to tell you that I love you... v.. 32 The Meeting of Mrs. Belden and Claire. VI.. 32 Jenks, said the lady, take this hoy to Mr. Bradford and Arthur on the Steamer.. 2e8 his father s68 Mrs. Belden knelt at Hen s hed 304 The appeal from man to woman 320 The old cook regarded us in wondering Claires hand lighted the candle 410 silence 445 Why, this is like a hook, isnt it? 544 The Water-lilys secret 540 Stepping up hehind him, etc 618 The Rev. Peter Mullens at Home 704 Article for Publication, How to Begin an Home and Society VI.. 115 Artists,5 Living American D. OC. Townley. .11. .40, 401; III. .599 Artists,5 Living American. (Drawings by Edward Mullen).Etchings IV. .384 Ascent of GraysPeak5 IV. .576 Ascent of Mount Hayden,5 The N. P. Langford VI. .129 Asia. (Strange Scenes in Strange Lands 0) Ganier dAbain VIII. .355 Asia. (Life in the Caucasus 5) J. T Headley II. .353 Asia, Overland through. (Col. Knox) Culture and Progress III. .255 As Others See Us ~ Burt C. Wilder IV. .334 Illus. Hemirhafriphus, Brazil iv.. 334 Cannihal Butcher Shop 336 Young Semnopithecus Nasica ~ A Yankee Invention 336 Resemhlances 335 Asphalt Pavements Nature and Science... V. .524; VI. .125 Assault of Antinoils upon Ulysses, The. Poem. (From Homer).. William (ullen Bryant III. .351 Assyria. (George Smith) Culture and Progress X. .787 Astronomy. (How Men Learned to Analyze the Sun ) James Richardson v. .465 Atheist, The Autohiography of an. (John Stuart Mill) VII. .6oo Athens,5 Modern charles K Tuckerman iv.. 675 Illus. Athens and the Acropolis IV.. 675 Atlantic by Balloon, Crossing the Nature and Science VII. .382 Atlantic Disaster and its Lessons, The TQpics of the Time VI. .237 At Last Harriet Prescott Spofford VIII.. 90 At the Hop5 George A. Baker, Jr IV.. 780 At His Gates5 Mrs. Ol(phant... .111. .355 44, 585, 713 [Iv. .34, 869, 313, 426, 584, 706; V. .44, 201 Illus. What is that? III. .363 The Bank was Ruined from the First..721 Norah 449 Mr. Benton and Family iv.. 287 Rohert, Oh, What is the Matter? 593 Ned and Norah 433, 592 At the Bank 598 Atwater, Lyman H., Papers hy: Needed Modifications of our Currency The Resumption of Specie Payments. VII.. 227 and Banking System V. .7~ Dr. Blauvelts Novum Organum 478 Anber Culture and Progress II. .554 Anerbachs Waldfried ~ VIII.. 754 August Lilies. Poem . Mary B. Bradley VIII. .423 Aumale, The Duke d Culture and Progress in. .629 Auroras and Sun-Spots Nature and Science V. .123 Au Sable Chasm0 Gl~ft~ordP. Mac(alla Viii. .192 Illus. Horse-Shoe and Birmingham Falls... VIII.. 293 Cathedral Rock 296 Ihe Basin 194 Entrance to the Flume 297 The Sentinel and Tahle Rock 95 The Flume 298 Austins (Jane S.) Moonfolk Culture and Pro1, ress IX.. 387 Authors, Studies of Some British Richard Henry Stoddard. VIII. .336, 458 Authors and Books. (See Culture and Progress.) PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 5 Vol. Page. Autobiography of an Atheist, The. (John Stuart Mill) VII. .6oo Automaton-Ear, The Florence McLandburgh V.. 711 Autumn Game on the Prairies Joshua Cooke IV. .697 Autumn Voices. Poem Louisa Bushnell IV. .761 Avery, Benjamin P. The Geysers of California * vi. .641 Awakening, The. Poem Paul H. Hayne x. .508 Awkward. Poem .1. (heever Goodwin X. . 794 Awnings, A Word about Home and Society II. .552 Aye-Aye Burt C. Wilder II.. 33 Illus. The Aye-Aye is.. ~ Right Side of the Lower Jaw of the Right Hand of the Aye-Aye 34 Aye-Aye 36 Bones of the Left Hand of the Aye-Aye. .34 Aye-Aye Making its Toilet 37 Skull of the Aye-Aye 35 Aye-Aye Preparing to Devour a Gruh .35 Azores,0 A Cruise among the S. C. W. Be;~/amin VI. .513 Illus. Market Day in Fayal vi.. 5i3 A St. Michael Wagon 521 The Pico Ferry 515 Portuguese Fugitives coming off at Night.. 522 Pico Peak, from Faysl ~i8 A Peasant Hut and Cart in Flores 523 Jetty of Ponto Delgado, St. Michael 520 B ACK-LOG Studies Charles Dudley Warner II.. 261 Bacon, George 13., Papers by: [iii. .434, 538, 693; IV. .43, i6i, 348 Some Kinds of Spiritual Quackery....ui. .336 In and Around Bangkok* v. .421 Badinguet Culture and Progress III. .497 Bagger, Louis. Oar Postal-Car Service .. VI.. 190 Baird, Henry M., Papers by: The French Conquest of Lorraine and Alsacc0 1.367 Nantucket0 vi. .385 Baker, George A., Jr., Papers by: Loves Young Dream; A. D. 2870.0 Next Morning0 Etchings.. v. - 784 Etchings I.. 223 Reductin ad Ahsurdum. . Brtc-d-Brac. x. .261 At the Hop0 Etchings.. iv.. 780 De Lunatico. Poem 769 Bakers (George A., Jr.) Point Lace and Diamonds Culture and Progress X. .389 Balboa, The Cruise of the Noah Brooks Iii. .520 Baflad of Calden Water. Poem Pheebe Cary III. .488 Balloons,0 Something about John A?. Thompson 385 Illus. The Flying Man 385 The Minerva 388 The Destruction of Charless Balloon 386 The Wreck of the Grant 389 The Brothers Montgolfier 386 The Balloon at the Battle of Fleurus 390 Balloon of the Marquis DArlandes 387 Balloon, Crossing the Atlantic by Nature and Science - VII. .382 Baltimore,Md IV..I; IX. .68 Bancrofts The Native Races of the Pacific Coast . .. Culture and Progress .... 386 Bangkok,0 In and Around George B. Bacon 428 Illus. General View of Bangkok v. .422 The Reigning Second King 426 The Late First King and Queen 423 Portal to Royal Audience Hall 427 A Few of the Children of the Late First A Royal Catafaique 28 King 424 Structure Built for a Queens Funeral 429 A Young Prince Royal 425 i\Ionkeys Playing with a Crocodile 430 I? he Reigning First King 426 View of the Mountains of Petchahuri 432 Bankrupt Talkers Home and Society VI. .243 Barbauld, Anna L titia, The Life and Works of. (Grace A. Ellis) Culture and Progress VIII. .377 Barnard, Charles. Kate: An Electro-Mechanical Romance0 37 Barnes, G. H., Papers by: The Fox-Hunters Poem iii.. The Bricklayers. Poem viii.. 99 Barriers Burned Away. (E. P.. Roe) Culture and Progress VI.. 120 Bartletts Wounded Drummer-Boy Culture and Progress .~ X 253 Bates, J. C. Lifc in the Cannibal Islands ~,. 529, 577 Bates, Charlotte F., Papers by: Blind. Poem 11.400 Coquetry and Love. Poem XIIi. .703 Her Face. Poem Iv.. 705 Consecration. Poem IX.. 596 The Old Year and the New. Poem ... v. .356 After Reading Morjturi Salutamus. Treading the Circle. Poem vI..363 Poem x. .6i8 Spring in Winter. Poem VII. .721 Bath, The Home and Society ... . VIII. .628 Battle of Dorking, The Culture and Progress II.. op~o Baum, the Cornet-Player Albert Webster, Jr. . .. VI.. 596 Bavaria I,. 490 Bazaines Prison MaudChristiani IX. .372 Beach, D. N. Race-Rearing. Poem VI. .671 Beard, Frank. The Rejected. (Drawings)..... Etchings VII. .640 Beard, Frank. The Accepted. (Drawings) . Etchings vii.. 768 6 INDEX. Vol. Page. Beds, Makingthe Home and Sociay it. .102 Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks0 Clarence Cook x. . Illus. Sofa with Movable Cushions x. .169 The Housekeepers Friend 176 The Same, without Cushions 169 Chinese Cabinet 177 A Settle, Convertible into a Table 170 italian Fire-screen 177 The Same, as a Table e~r Oak Chairs Embroidered, etc 178 A Cniss-Cross fable 172 Oak Chair with Plush Cushion For Books, or Work, or Healthful Play 173 Small Tables for Corners iSo A Fiano Stool ~ Coffee Table, with Chair s8i A Print Stand 175 Bed-Time Stories. (Addie Ledyard) Culture and Progress VII.. 125 Beecher, Mr., as a Social Force A. McElroy Wylie IV.. 751 Beecher, Mr Topics of the 7ime x. .636 Beechers Lectures on Preaching Culture and Proc, ress .... IV . 777; VIII [634; X. .788 Beechers Life of Christ III. .249 Beechers, Mr., Case Topics of/he Time VIII.. 744 Beedy, Mary E. The Health and Physical Habits of English and American Women vii.. 747 Beef Tea Home and Societjj III.. 627 Bee-Poison Nature and Science IX.. 771 Beers, W. George. Pictures from Canada0 II. 449 Bees, The Queen of the. (From the French of Erckmann- Chatrian) (harlotte L. For/en Iv.. 738 Bees, Memory in Nature and Science IX .825 Beethovens Centennial Culture and Progress 68o Before the Shrine. Poem Kate Putnam Osgood . IV.. 346 Beggars,0 The Thomas Dunn English iv. .647 Illus. Hark! Hark! The Dogs do Bark . iv.. 617 Some in Rags, and Some in Tags 648 Some in Velvet Gowns 648 Bellamy, Edward. The Cold Snap x. .619 Belles Demoiselles Plantation Geouge W. Cable VII.. 739 Ben: A Story for May-Day Edward Eggiesto~z H.. 71 Benares,* A Visit to Frank Vincent, Jr x. . 182 Illus. The Maharajah of Benares x. .182.. The Royal Equipage i88 The Heir Apparent 183 A Snake-Charmer 188 A Hindu Princess 183 A Nautch Girl sig Worship of Durgha 184 Hindu Musicians 189 The Goddess Devi 185 The Goddess Kali age Ganges Pleasure Barge 185 Hindu Juggler 192 The Monkey God e86 A Palankeen 192 Hindu Tobacconist s86 Hindu Ox.Carriage 193 Siva, The Destroyer 187 Benevolence. Poem. (Quoted from Barham) Etchings IX. .391 Benjamin, S. G. W., Papers by: A Summer Trip to Newfoundland ii.. 6i8 A Cruise Among the Azores vi.. 513 RamblesinMadeira* Ixalo Bensell, E. B. Angles. Drawings Etchings V.. 136 Benton, Joel. Gabrielle. Poem VII.. 575 Bdranger5. AlbertRhodes VII. .390 Illus. The King of Evetot vii.. 29~ The Poor Woman 395 The Fifty Crowns 392 The Falling Stars 396 The Old 1\lans Chaplet ~ Turlupin 400 Berg, Helen. A Christmas Eve in Germany I.. 338 Berlin, On to William J/Vells I.. 872 Berlin,0 Low Life in VI. .288 Besants The French Humorists Culture and Progress IX. 510 Best Fellow in the World, The N. H. D VIII. .235 Beyond the Portals. Poem Edmund Clarence Stedman VI. .461 Bianca Capello. (Elizabeth C. Kinney) 6ulture and Progress VII.. 761 Bible Music. (Jacox) IV. .511 Bible Revision V. .780 Bible Commentary VI.. 123 Bible, The Historic Origin of the VI.. 381 Bibliography, Indian VII.. 252 Bickford, Lelia B. My Song. Poem V. .479 Bigelow, John, Papers by: Terms of Peace Proposed by the Great Powers I. .290 A Breakfast with Alexandre Dumas .... I.. ~97 Bigotry, Political Topics of the Time II. .432 Birds, The Flight of the. Poem Harriet McEwen Kimball 309 Birds, A New Book on. (Dr. Elliott Coues) Culture and Progress IV, 645 Birds, Retention of Eggs by Nature and Science V.. 523 Birds, Suppression of Scent in Nature and Science VI . 760 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 7 Vol. P .ge. Birds, Destruction of Flowers by . Nature and Science IX.. 125 Birds, Migration of IX. .389. .515 Birds as Architects Viii. .252 Bird Song, A. Poem Christina C Rossetti V.. 336 Bird in the Bush,5 A. Poem H. B. Warner in. .128 Birds of the Poets, The John Purrou~ ks VI.. 565 Illus. Mocking Bird VI. .~66 Yellow-Billed Cuckoo g~e Missouri Skylark 568 Pewee 572 Hermit Thrush 569 Spotted Sandpiper 373 Bobolink 573 Bird Shops,5 A Peep at the Emerson Buick Sterns V.. i6i Illus. Interior of a New York Bird Shop v.. x6i FrontofaBirdlThop s65 Birdsall of Mapleton James 7. McKay X. .229 Blacks The Strange AdVentures of a Phaeton Culture and .Progrcss V. .649 Blacks Three Feathers ., x. .789 Blacks A Princess of Thule VIII. .249 Black Rock AmalieLaFoge VII. .209 Black Marble, The. (From the Danish of Bdgh) Peter Toft VII. .432 Blackburn, Henry. Normandy Picturesque5 VI. .400 BlackiesP~asesofMorals Cutture and Progress V.520 Blackies Self-Culture VII. .763 Blanche, August IV.. 123 Blauvelt, Augustus. Papers by: Christs Miracles Scieutifically Considered Christs Resurrection Scientificaily Con- v. .6xe sidered vii. .687 Modern Skepticism VI. .424, 582, 725 Christs Supernaturalism Scientifically Considered IX. .410 BlauVelts (Dr.) Novum Organum Lyman H. Atwater VII. .478 Blind. Poem . Charlotte F. Bates II. .400 Blind Boy,5 The. A Parable. Poem Dr. T. C. flake .. .111.. 189 Blood Corpuscles, The Cell Theory and Nature and Science IX.. 124 Blood, Iron in the V. .124 Blood, Henry Ames The Song of the SaVoyards. Poem X. .217 Blown Up. Poem Thomas Dunn Boglish VI.. 48 Blue-Bird, The John Burroughs VI. .421 Blue Rihbons.~ (Drawings by AtldieLedyard) Laura W. Ledyard IV. .256 Blythe, Margaret. That Day and That Hour. Poem IX. .425 Boat-Racing, Row-Boats and Nature and Science VI.. 382 Boat, The New Steam Canal The Worlds Work x. .525 Boals, Linen Sheeting for X. .395 Bohemians, The Culture and Pro~, rcss 111.755 Boiler Scale . Nature and Science V. . 262 .VI. Boiler Flues, Deposits in .510 Boilers, Improvement in Firing The Worlds Work x. .651 Bonapartes,~ The Baltimore BugeneL. Dzd:er X.. I Ilium. Madame Jerome Bonaparte x Jerome Napoleon Bonaparie 7 Jerome Bonaparte 3 Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte 5 Bonnets and Hats Home and Society II. .210; IV. .249; [VI. .372; VII. .243; VIII.. 116; X. .115 Books Culture, and Progrcss I.. 683 Books, Childrens It.~220 Books, New II. .331 Book of tbe East, The. (Richard Henry Stoddard) III. .383 Books, Holiday III .382 Books, illustrated IX~ .260 Books, French and German ~ X. 124, 256, 392, 522 Books, Marking Home and Society VIII. .629 Book Clubs VII. .373 Books, His Favorite Btchings IX.. 392 Books and Authors at Home and Abroad . 108; III. .219, 220, 349, 459, 571 Booth, Edwin Culture and Progress 111.632 Booty, Concerning some Imperial Noah Brooks VII.. 710 Border Reminiscences. (R. B. Marcy, U. S. A.) Culture and Pro., ress III. .638 Borrowing as a Social Science Jufeius Henri Bi-awne V.. 476 Boston Public Library,5 The J. Winser III.. ISO Illus. George Ticknor In. .150 Lower Hall Delivery Room i53 Front on Boylston Street 151 lower lIali Library 254 Joshua Bates 152 Reading-Room for Periodicals 255 Boatwick, Helen Barron, Papers by: Too Wise for Love. Poem III.. 32 My River. Poem VIII. .422 My Island. Poem ix.. 710 Both Sides of the Shield P. II. D X.. 88 8 INDEX. 17o/. Page. Bottom of the Sea,5 The 7. Edwards Clarke j~ Boudoir Prophecies. Poem Jo/zn Hay vii. .271 Bourdillon, F. W., Papers by: Sonnet IX.. 359 The Regions of Love. Poem IX.. 4C9 Bowen, James L., Papers by: The Celestials hi Sunday-School Vung Wing and His Work x. . io6 Bowker, R. R. Finis Coronat Opus. Poem V. .200 Boy, The Home and Society Iv. .637 Boy who wanted to be a Clown,~ The. (Drawgs by F. Beard).Etchings V. .528 Boy John, The S. C. Kendall III. .723 Boys, Literature for Tt~pics of the Time Vii. . 370 Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, Papers by: The Story of an Outcast IX.. 36 Tru~s, the Nameless ix.. 731 A Good-for-Nothing x. .361 Boyesens Gunnar Culture and .Prog;-ess IX. .258 Boyesens A Norsemans Pilgrimage X. .645 Brackett, Anna C., Papers by: Following Footsteps. Poem vii.. 558 Chance. Poem ix.. 209 Bradley, Mary F.., Papers by: Mignonette. Poem iv.. 649 First-Born. Poem x. .148 Unattained. Poem v. .720 Hcather Bloom. Poem x. .752 August Lilies. Poem viii. .423 Brain, Localization of Functions in the Nature and Science VII. .380 Bread, The Cecil The Worlds Work X .791 Bread from Wood Nature and Science iv. .634 Breakfast, Socially Considered Home and Society VIII.. 626 Bressant. (Julian Hawthorne) Culture and Progress VI. .507 BRIC-A-BRAC. Contents of: Vol. x.A Buffalo Classic RomeovCoatesa MacreadyThe Duke ofWellingtonAnecdotes The Improved }EsopThe Birth of Chemistry, s~o; Reductio ad Ahsurdum Ramshottom Papers Discretion 5The Irish Brigade Anecdotes of SheridanAmerican Travelers AhroadThe Jack in OfliceA Spell of Song and a Song of Spell A Literary Treasure Curiosity,5 a6e Anecdotes of Southey, Byron. and othersTwo Trifles in Ve-seAn Elegy for the Cremation Period The Origin of Humhug Specimen of Oithography i:i the Sixteenth Centu The Ahourdity of ItBayles DictionarySerenade,. 598;The Origin of Spelling BeesAnecdotesA Book ahout Actors Red Riding Hood ~1 avemn SignsAn Autograph SaleRespectfully Declined, 526 ;A Bit of VernacularTenacity A Poem by Hood Concerning NamesMr. Saxes Ode to the LegislaturetPrudence AnecdotesAbstrac- tion - A Curious Letter from a Contributor Gyp Tie, 654 ;What is thought of Bret Harte in HungarySome of Luthers ProverbsOn Names and their OwnersAwkwardAnecdotes The Voung Schoolmaams SoliloquyThe Conservatives in Convention, 790. Bric4t-Brac Series Culture and Progress VIII. .250 Bricklayers, The. Poem C. H. Barnes VIII.. 99 Bridge, The St. Louis Nature and Science VII.. 382 Bridge-Building VII.. 380 Bridge,* The illinois and St. Louis A. S. Twombly ii. .162 Illus. Captain James B. Eads ii.. 6~ Birds-eye View of Caisson of East Ahutnt. .269 West Pier 164 Western Abutment 170 Section of Fast Pier and Caisson i6~ Completed Section of Bridge 171 Floating Caisson and Machinery 267 The St. Louis Levee Construction Works of East Pier i68 , Briggi, Gilman P. An Adventure in Japan ii. .513 Broad Views Ti/us I anson Coan iv.. 682 Bromley, Isaac H. The Big Trees and the Yosemite .. III. .261 Brontil, Reminiscences of Charlotte. By a Sclsoolfelloxv II.. i8 Illus. The Roe Head School II.. 29 Haworth Village 27 The Field Head ef Shirley si Haworth Church The Briarfield Church of Shirley 22 Interior of Haworth Church 29 The House that Charlotte Visited 24 The Organ Loft over the Bronti Tablet Iiaworth Parsonage and Grave-yard 25 and Pew 30 Rev. Patrick Bronti 26 The New Brood Tablet 30 Brontis, Charlotte, School at Brussels, A Visit to Adeline Trafton III.. 186 Brook and the Mill,5 The. Poem Benjamin F. TayLr VIII. .199 Illus. The Brook vIli. .299 The Miller and the Mill 200 Brooke, Lois, Papers by: The Christmas Door. Poem I.. 269 Homeward. Poem ~x6 Three Leaves from a Story. Poem.. ii. .235 Brooklyn Council, The Late Tgpics of the Time VIII.. 237 PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 9 Vol. Page. Brooks,5 Dr., A Day with Mary Mopes Dodge 36 Illus. Portrait of Dr. Brooks i.. ~ Head and Heel New York Juvenile Asylum, Washington The Letter 0 51 Heights ~p The Dining-Room 52 House of Reception on Thirteenth Street.. ~o The Kitchen 53 Reception of Children by Mr. E. G. Bates.. 42 Girls Croquet Ground 53 School-Room and Chapel 45 Boys Play-Ground 54 Office Boy, House of Reception 46 Line at the Pump 55 Boys Bathing Tank ~ A Favorite Pose 55 The Gymnasium si A Re-union in thz West 57 Brooks, Noah, Papers by: The Cruise of the Balboa in. .526 Bret Harte. * With Portrait vi.. Awakened Japan 669 A Fan Study 6i6 The Waif of Nautilus Island iv.. 6~ Concerning Some Imperial Booty .... vii.. 710 The San Rafael Phalanstery V. .453 Miss Patty Gibsons btrange Advent ure iX~ .448 Brooks, M. E. M. and C. T. Frederic Mistral, the Proven9al Poet IV.. 104 Brown, Ford Madox. (See English Art Reformer,* An) IV.. 157 Browne, Sara H., Papers by: The Rajabs Gift. Poem ii.. 636 My Brother. Poem Tv.. 23 Browne, Junius Henri. Borrowing as a Social Science.... V. .476 Browne, Maria J. B. Alt Ancient American Civilization*. .. V.. 724 Brownell, D. W., Papers by: Sweetheart. Poem III.. 712 A Midsummer Idyl. Poem vi.. Browning, Elizabeth Barrett Edmund Clarence Stedman VII.. 101 Browning, Robert Edmund Clarence Stedmon IX.. 167 Brownings, A Day with the, at Pratolino Elizabeth C. Kinney 185 Brownings New Poem. (The Red Cotton Nightcap Country.) Culture and Progress VI.. 373 Broughams (Lord) Autobiography V. .271 Bryant, William Cullen, Translations by: Assault of Antinoits upon Ulysses III. .351 On a Person called Friar Luhin V. .357 Bryants Orations and Addresses .... Culture and Progress VI. .634 Buchanan, Robert. OMurtogh. Poem V. .181 Buchanan, Robert Edmund Clarence Stedman IX.. 426 Biichners Man Culture and Progress V. .644 Buffalo Classic, A Bric-d-Brac X. .130 Building Materials, Strength of Nature and Science IV. .369 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Culture and Progress V.. 772 Buiwers Kenelm Chillingly VI. .375 Bulwers [be Parisians~~ VIII.. 120 Burchard, P. R. Our Educational Outlook IV.. 97 Burgomasters Family, Tbe. (Christine Muller) Culture and Pro~ ress VII.. 506 Burnett, Fannie Hodgson. The Fire at Grantley Mills. (See Hodgson) VIII. .346 Burrs Pater Mundi Culture and Progvss VI.. 250 Burroughs, John, Papers by: The Blue-Bird VI.. 421 J. T. Trowbriclge.5 With Portrait ... IX.. 32 The Birds of the Poets5 vi.. ~65 Mellow England viii.. 56o Bushnell, Horace. Free Trade and Protection II. .266 Bushnell, Louisa, Papers by: A Fdte-Day at Malmaison II.. 274 Relenting. Poem VIiI.. 76 The Hidden Joy. Poem III. .455 Autumn Voices. Poem IV.. 761 Absence. Poem V. .543 Business, A Growing Vice of Topics of the Time 56[ Butter, Artificial .. .. Nature and Science V.. 524 Byron, Biography of (Carl Elze) Boohs and Authors 109 By the Dead. Poem Celia Thaxter VII. .462 By their Fruits Topics of the Time IX.. 756 Cm Song V..657 Cabinet, The Old, Contents of. (See Old Cabinet, The) Cable, George W., Papers by: Sicur George vi. l~ Jean-ab Poquelin IC.. 9! ~ Belles Demoiselles Plantation VII.. 739 Madame Ddlicieuse X..491 Tite Poulette VIII. .674 Cable Ship, The New A/attire and Science VIII. .637 Caesar Rowan. Poem 7homas Dunn English II.. 300 Cain, The Insanity of Maty Mapes Dodge VI.. 104 California Journey, A Few Hints on the usan Coolidge .. . VI.. INDEX. Calverly, C. S. The Cuckoo. Poem Iol. Page. . V.. 365 Calvinism, Fro~sdes Culture and Progress ii. .221 Cam~bodia, Life in ~ 355 Cambodian Ceremony, A Ganier dAbain IX.. 71 Cameos. (From W. S. Landor) Culture and Progress vii. .633 Camping Out Home and Society x. .245 Canada,* Pictures from W. George Beers II. .449 Illus. The Citadel, Quebec, from Durham Old-Time Hucksters 454 Terrace ii. .449 Old-Time Cabmen . .455 Sir George Cartier 450 The Old French Canadian Trapper 456 Wolf and Monicaim Monument, Quebec. .45e A French Canadian Village 457 French Canadian College-Boy and Gen. A French Canadian Cariole 458 tleman, 1803 452 A Canadian Cal~che 458 French Canadian Lady and Priest, a8o~.. .453 The Habitant on Snow-Shoes 459 Canada and San Domingo Topics of the Time 450 Cannibal Islands,~ Life in the J. C. Bates 529, 577 Illus. Port Chalmers, New Zealand 8.519 Monument to Cargill, Dunedin 579 The Solander 531 Provincial Govemment Buildings, Dunedin .580 The Shamrock Hotel, Dunedin, New Sheep Station, Oiago ~8o Zealand 533 Stores forthe Inland Diggings 581 Princes Street, Dunedin, iS6o 534 Fern Tree 582 Princes Street, Dunedin, 1870 535 House Made of the Fern Tree 583 A New Zealand Theater 536 Christ Church. Governmeiit Buildings .584 The Old Road up the Water of Leith Lyttelton, New Zealand Valley ~ Cave Rock 5t6 The North-East Valley, near Dunedin .... 538 A New Zealand Native 589 First Presbyterian Church, Dunedin 5~9 A New Zealand Queen 590 The Reservoir near Dunedin 540 Mann War Canoes 590 Acclimatization Grounds, New Zealand . . .542 A Native Chief, Mode of Tattooing 5ge Bridge over the East Taeiri River. New- Te-Oa, The Crazy Prophet Zealand ~ The Murderers of Volkner,,,,.,..,.,,.... 592 Map of i\Iiddle Island and North Island...578 Canoe, The, How to Build and How to Manage it W. L. Alden IV. .478 illus. Sliding Sprit iv. .481 Sliding Gunter 481 Standing Lug ~8i With diagrams. Canopus Stone, The Edwin John Davis Vt. .484 Illus. Segnacot of the Canopus Stone vi. .416 Capital Deformity Home and Society Vt.. 627 Capitol, Art at the Clarence Cook V. .493 Captain Luces Enemy James T. McKay VI.. 161 Captain Millicent Gail Hamilton VII.. 360 Carlisle, Kate. Under the Sea. Poem X. .719 Carlism in Spain J. TV. Preston VIt. . 229 Carlyles The Early Kings of Norway . Culture and Progress x. . 6~o Carnivorous Plants Nature and Science . IX.. 388 Carnivorous Plants. Poem Joel Stacy IX. .774 Carnival, Scenes in the, at N. Orleans. (See South,* The Great) . Edward Kin6 VII.. 24 Caro Nome. Poem Kate Hillard VI. . 539 Carpets, Nature in Home and Society IX.. 819 Carpets, About X. . 246 Carroll, Charles, Papers by: A Tramp witla Tyndall v. .182 Paying Debts vI. .6t~ A Plea for Slippers ix.. 708 Cary, Alice. Madaline. Poem 1. .401 Cary, Phcebe. A Ballad of Calden Water. Poem III. .488 Castelars Old Rome and New Italy . . Culture and Progress VII.. 122 Castilian Days. (John Hay) III. .253 Cathay, The Foreigner in Far. (W. H. Medhurit) VI.. 123 Caucasus, Life in the . 1 [1. Headley II.. 353 Illus. Cossack Post ii. ~ Bohemian Fortune-Teller 359 Cossacks Playing Checkers 54 Bohemian of Mozdock 360 Tartar ~ Bohemian Woman 362 A Young Nogay 356 An Intelligent Countenance 352 Nogay Children ~ Greek Beggar . - 363 Nogay 358 Greek Beggar 364 Cavour Culture and Progress ii.. 66o Cedar of Lebanon, The Nature and Science V. 124 Celestials in Sunday School, The James L. B en 556 Cell Theory and Blood Corpuscles, The Nature and Science . . IX. . 824 Centennial, The Topics of the Time X. . 509 Central Asia. (Illustrated Library of Travel) Culture and Progress ... . VII. . 764 Central Park, An Episode of. (Drawings by Frank Beard) . .Etchings .VII. .256 Central Park, The New York Culture and Progress VI, . 753 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. Central Park Illus. Stone Screen Dividing Plaza from Car riage Road VI.. 524 The Mall, looking up 524 Foot-path hy Willows 504 The Music-Stand 526 The Terrace, looking down the Mall 526 Boat-House near Oak Bridge 527 Oaks near Arsenal 527 Rocky Bridge in Ravine 528 Balcony Bridge, west side 529 Rustic Bridge. looking west 529 Stairs from Carriage Road to Lower Ter- race 530 Rustic Bridge, looking east 530 Summer-House in Ramhle Oak Bridge 532 View from Belvedere, looking south-east ~ View from Belvedere, looking south Portrait of Frederick Law Olmsted 534 Portrait of Calvert Vaux 534 Nook in Ramhle 535 Oaks near Seventy-ninth Street Entrance .536 Rustic Summer-House in Ramhle Bow Bridge, from Lake Summer-House south-east of the Casino ~538 Portrait of Jacoh Wrey Mould 538 Clarence Cook ~ Vol. Page. .523,673 Wards Statue of Shakespeare 673 The Tigress 674 Statue of Commerce 675 The Indian Hunter 676 Vinery near Casino .677 Bird-Cage 677 Skating, west of Bow Bridge 678 The Ca5ino 678 Childrens Shelter 679 Rustic Bridge and Cascadein Ravine .... 68o Sabrinas Pool, near the Raviac 68r Bird-House in Ramble 68r View near Boys Gate, looking west 68z Bridge over Cascade 68a Bee-Hive in Ramble 683 Bust of Schiller 683 Nook in Ramble 684 Lawn in Ramble 685 Cave, from Lake 68~ The Museum and Restaurant, from liar. lem Mere 686 Sleighing hy the Willows 686 Summer-House near Hamilton Square... .687 View near Block House, looking east 687 Spring near Eighth Avenue 688 - The Oval Bridge, near Seventh Avenue . .658 Ceylon. (Mountain Views and Adventures0) ~ T. Zkadley .... II.. 482 Chambers, Robert and William Culture and Progress IV.. 122 Chance. Poem Anna C. Brocketi IX.. 209 Channel, Crossing the Nature and S-ience IV - .112 Channing~s Wanderer ulture and Progress III.. 637 Charities of the Fatherland, The William WeZis III. .408 Illus. The Green Fir. (Rauhe Hans) itt. .409 The Swallows Nests 412 The Gold Bottom 409 The House of Rest 413 The Bookbinding Office 420 Vine Hill 413 The Chapel 410 Christian Heinrich Zeller 414 Interior of the Rauhe Haus Chapel 411 The Orphan House at Lahr Dinglingen .425 The Bee-Hive 421 The Diisselthal Establishment 425 The Fishers Cottage 422 Otto Gerhard Heldring 426 Charleston, S. C. (See South,* The Great) Edward King VIII.. 129 Chemistry as a Means of Education Nature and Science V.259 Chemistry, Advance in IX. .124 Cheney, John Vance, Papers by: Music. Poem vi.. 672 The Visit. Poem viii.. 543 To Hope. Poem X. .497 Chesapeake Peninsula, The George Alfred T nsend. . . .. .111. .513 illus. Old Brandywine Mills III..513 Tomh of Gunning Bedford, Wilmington. .520 A Chesapeake Waterman 524 Episcopal Church, Elkton 520 Old Swedes Church 525 The White Clay 521 Scene at Tinicum, Delaware River ~z6 The Old Brick Church at Church Hill 522 High Bridge, Brandywine Creek 517 Welsh Iract Church, Iron Hill 522 The Whipping-Post ~i8 Court-House Square, New Castle 523 She Sheriffs Cat ~i8 Wye Mills Presbyterian Church 523 Marcus Hook 529 Home of Governor Hicks 524 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, The. (See New Ways in the Old Dominion ) Jed. Hotckkiss V. .137. .273 Chicago . Topics of the Time III.. 235 Chicago0 J. TV. Sheahan X. .529 SlIus. The Phenix V. .529 Scene in Central Park Swinging Bridge over the Chicago River. .530 Scene in Union Park 539 A Chicago Omnibus 535 Scene in Jefferson Park 540 View in the Chicago Stock Vards 532 The New Chicago Tribune Building .541 The Water-Works 532 Field, Leiter & Cos Old Building 542 The CribChicago Water-Works 533 Honore Block 542 Drakes Block ~ The Old Crosby Opera House 543 The Bigelow House ~ The Blind Musician and His Wife 544 The New Pacific Hotel ~ Illinois Central Depot 545 The New Post-Office and Custom-House s~s The Second Presbyterian Church s~s La Salle Street ~ Trinity Church 546 Old Chamber of Commerce 536 The New England Congregational Church.546 New Chamber of Commerce 536 St. Pauls Univerandist Church 547 Old Court-House ~ Portrait of Robert Collyer 548 Tremont House ~ Unity Church 54~ Scene in Lincoln Park 538 Portrait of David Swing 550 Chicago, Help for Culture and P-ogress III. .498 Chickaree, Change in Habits of the Nature and Science VII.. 126 Child, The. Cult re and Progress IV. 776 Children who Work Julia A. Holmes I. .607 Illus. 1he Little Feather-Workers i.. 609 Four and Eighty 6ii Chopping Tobacco 622 II 12 INDEX. Vol. Page. Children and Money home and Society... vii.. 630; VIII. .499 Children, A Word for the VIII. .498 Children, Frightening VIII.. 628 Children, The Rights of Culture and Progress II. .444 Childrens Hour, The .lilome and Society .. .... 516 Childrens Pennies, The IX. .031 Childrens Books (ulture and Progress.. II. 220; III. .254, Children, A Good Thing for [629, 639 V. .518 Childrens Magazines , VI.. 352 Chinese, Our Labor System and the Frank H. Norton II.. 61 Chinese Labor, A Plea for Ald~y Sage Richardson II.. 286 Chinese Skilled Labor Win. F. G. Shanks II. .494 Chinese, Physiology among the Nature and Science Vii.. 766 Chivalrie Home and Society VIII.. 371 Christs Miracles Scientifically Considered Augustus Blauvelt V. .611 Christs Resurrection Scientifically Considered VII. .687 Christs Supernaturalism Scientifically Considered IX. 410 Christ, The. Poem Annie ft. Anna;z VI.. 364 Christ, the Life of Culture and Progress VIII. .629 Christ in Art x. .649 Christian Unity Topics of the Time VII.. 239, 368 Christianity and Science IX. .626 Christianity and Science. (Rev. Dr. A. P. Peabody) Culture and Progress lx. .770 Christianity, From Judaism to Culture and Proigrcss VI. .381 Christianity and Color . Topics of the Time IX. .249 Christianity? What is Modern Culture and Progress IX.. 514 Christiani, Maud. Bazaines Prison IX. .372 Christliebs Modern Doubt and Christian Belief Culture and Pro6 ress VIII.. 502 Christ-Mas. Poem Adeline D. T. Whitney III. .304 Christmas at the North Pole. (See Goblin of the Ice, The).. Dr. I. L Hayes I.. 246 Christmas Topics of the Time 341; V. .503 Christmas Carol. (Words by J. G Holland; Music by George J. Huss) .1. .352 Christmas Carol,0 A. Poem Christina C. Rossetti III. . 278 Christmas Club, The Edward Eggleston V .374 Christmas Door,0 The Lois Brooke 269 Illus. How evermore he stands and waits. After Thorwaldsen i.. 268 Christmas Eve in Germany, A Helen Berg 338 Christmas Gift, The Oak Trees Julian Hawthorne III.. 320 Christmas Greenery Home and Society 348; III. 373 Christmasin Ole Virginny. (Design by William L. Sheppard). .Etchings III. .384 Christmas, Mirabels Adeline Trafton 276 Christmas Sleigh-Ride, A F. ft. S IX 390 Christmas,0 Stephen Skarridges Frank ft. Stockton 279 Illus. The Christmas l\Iackerel Seized for Skarridge as a Benefactor 214 Rent III. .210 Hurrah for Skarridge 215 Making Out the Schedule 211 Grand Final Tableau a16 Mr. Skarridge Walks in 212 Christmas Symphony, A. Poem H. H III. .288 Christmas, The. Poem Julia C. ft. Dorr VII.. 301 Christmas Tree,0 The Orphans. Poem Bayard Taylor .111. .257 Illus. He wept; he clasped his hands and Then, suddenly, there shone a light... 259 cried hI. .257 The orphan child is now at rest~ a6o Once with my sister, hand in hand 258 Christus Pacificator. Poem Samuel TVolcott III. .650 Christus, The. Poem Julia C. ft. Dorr VII. .301 Church Debts Topics of the Time X. . 778 Church Question, The Great Culture and Progress III. .497 Church Music Association, The III. . 758 Church Music Topics of the Time X. .242 Church Property, The Taxation of VII.. 755 Churches, A New System in City Home and Society VIII. . 241 Churchs Parthenon Culture and Pro6 ress IV.. 251 Cicerones, Italian II. .107 Cincinnati .. Topics of the Time x. .510 Cinnabar City James T. .lIZcKay VIII. .465 City Houses Nature and Science .. . V. .390 Cities, The Overcrowded Topics of the Time IX.. 755 City of God, The. (R. Abbey) culture and Progress V. .268 City of Good-Will, The. Poem 1 7. Towbriclge IX.. 48 Civil Service Reform Topics of the Time V .115; VI. .110 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. Vol. Page. Civilization,0 An Ancient American Maria J. .8. Browue V. .724 Illus. Remains of the Temple of the Sun, Peruvian Stone \Var-Cluh 730 Cuzco v. .725 Huaraca 730 Quippus 725 Silver Lamp 730 Calallito ~6 Supay 732 Huayra Puhura 726 Jar made of Black Clay 731 Imitation If the Caballito in Red Clay.... 727 Jar made of Black Clay 732 A Case of Irepan 727 lVlacas. m Vase male of Silver 732 Graves in the Valley of Espiritu Santo.... 724 Earthen Water Jar 732 A Tomh and its Inmate 728 Round Chulpas, or Burial Towers 733 Copper Tools and Clay Molds 729 Statue of an Inca Chief 733 Peruvian Mummy 729 Clarissa Harlowe Culture and Progress VIII. .632 Clarke, T. Edwards. The Bottom of the Sea IS Clay Deposits, Origin of Nature and Science IX.. 772 Clean Hands Topics of the Time V.. 762 Clevelands Landscape Architecture Culture and Progress VII. .634 Cloak Cubby and the Blue Room, The Mrs. Edward A. Walker II.. 625 Cloaks Home and Society VII 244; IX.. 254 Clocksj Illuminated The Worlds Work X. .524 Clock, The Polar Nature and Science VIII. .379 Clothes of a Ghost, The. Poem S. M. B. Piatt II. .204 Clothes of the Period, The Home and Society III. ~ Clothing, Winter Nature and Science V.. 122 Cloud and Fire, The. Poem Samuel Wolcott II. .507 Clover, L. B. The Old Van Rensselaer Mansion0 VI. .651 Clubs of Paris, The Mary C. Putnam, AZ. D III. .105 Coal Measures, Western Nature and Science . VI. .126 Coal, Substitute for V. .389 Coal Question in England, The VI. .383 Coal Deposits, Formation of VII.. 765 Coan. Titus Munson, Papers by: An Islandon Fire0 11.562 Broad ~4ews iv. .682 To a Friend. Poem IX.. 720 Co-Education of the Sexes Alexander Hyde II. .519 Co-Education of the White and Colored Races LV. H. Rufner VIII.. 86 Coffee, A Cup of Home and Society IV.. 774 Cohens The Deicides Culture and Progress 123 Cold on the System, Effects of Nature and Science VI. .638 Cold Snap, The Edward Bellamy x. .619 Coleridge, Sara fIulture and Progress VII. 763 Coless The Evangel .... IX. .387 College Examinations Nature and Science VIII.. 635 Collins, Wilkie Culture and Progress VIII.. 752 Colorado, Chasm of the. (Thomas Moran) . . VIII.. 373 Colorado,5.The Cafions of the iWa/or I W. Powell ... IX. .293, 394, 523 [See also, An Overland Trip to the Grand Cafion. .x. .659] Illus. The Start from Green River Station...... 297 The Spanish Bayonet in Marhle Cafion. .. 400 Inquiring the Way 291 Head of the Grand Ca6on 402 The Camp at Flaming Gorge 299 Running a Rapid 403 The Gate of Lodore 300 Standing Rocks on Powells Plateau 404 Side Caflon of Lodore 302 Climhing the Grand Ca6bn 405 The Wreck at Disaster Falls 303 The Grand Chasm of the Colorado 408 Fire in Camp 304 The Grand Caflon of the Colorado 524 The Rescue 305 The Grand Caflon at the foot of ToRn- Echo Park 306 Weap, looking west 526 Swallow Cave 308 Mu-Av Caflon, looking west 527 Sumners Amphitheater 309 Grand Caflon, from To-Ro-Weap, looking Repairing Boats at Gunnisons Butte io east 528 Toom-Pin Woo-Near Too-Weap 394 Marhle Pinnacle in Kanah Caflon 529 Glen Ca6on 395 Side Gulch in Grand Caflon 532 Repairing Boats 396 Our Messeiiger 532 Side Caflon in Glen Canon 397 Our Messengers Boy 533 Monument in Glen Caflon 398 Our Messengers Wife 536 Noonday Rest in Marhle Caflon 399 Colorado. (Ascent of Grays Peak ) E. J. Mallett IV. .576 Color in Houses Home and Society X .116 Color of the Sea Ndture and Science IV. .634 Comedy, The Divine (ulture and Prog;ess III.. 754 Comet, the Lost Nature and Science .. . V. . 654 Comets and their Tails IV.. 498 Comfort, G. F. Should the Study of the Modern precede that of the Ancient Languages? IV. .414 Comfort Below Stairs Home and Society X. .516 Coming Race. The ..... Culture and Progress 111.509 Commag~re, Frank V The Probabilities of Rivers IX. .191 Commentary, The Bible ~ulture and Progress .111. .123; VI. .123 [VII. .251 14 INDEX. Vol. Page. Commentaries, Sunday School Culture and Progress VII.. 125 Commission, The International Totics of/he Time II.. 96 Common Things. Poem Samuel W. Duffleld III. .743 Communism in America. (Charles Nordhoff) Culture and Progress IX.. 769 Compass Needles, Circular Nature and Science viii.. 253 Compensation in Nature VI.. 509 Compensation. Poem John C. Saxe X. .447 Conant, William C., Papers by: The Right not to Vote III.. 73, 209 The Silver Age2 ix.. Concerts, The Culture and Progress III. .633 Condenser, New Surface The Worlds Work ..... . .. . X. . 790 Conference Wrong Side Out Cail Hamilton 423 Congress, The Munich Culture and Progress III. .376 Congress, Speech-making in Albert Rhodes .. . VII.. 294 Consecration. Poem Charlotte F. Bates IX. .596 Consumption Nature and Science VII. .254 Conway, Moncure D. The Demons of the Shadow V.. 63, 233 Cook, Clarence, Papers by: Art at the Capitol v. ~ Beds and Tahies, Stools and Candle- Central Park Vt. .523, 673 sticks x. .269 The Touchstone VIII. .539 Cooke, John Esten. My Knee-Buckles VI. .477 Cooke, Joshua. Autumn Game on the Prairies IV. .697 Coolidge, Susan, Papers by: Edsons Mother it.. 296 A Few Hints on the CaliforniaJourney.vt.. 25 In the Brook tit. .567 The White Flag. Poem vt. .272 Two Ways to Love. Poem iv.. 696 The Cradle Tomh at Westminster. Poem x. .678 Coolidges (Susan) Mischiefs Thanksgiving Culture and Progress IX.. 770 Co-operative Marketing Home and Society V. .641 Copyright Culture and Progress III. .37~ Copyright, International Topics~ of the Time X. .378 Coquetry and Love. Poem . ... Charlotte F. Bates VIII.. 703 Corals and Coral Islands, Danas Culture and Progress IV. .383 Corfo, The Island of Charles K. Tuckerman IV. 445 Illus. Corfiote Peasants iv. . ~ Ulysses Isle, Corfu 447 The Fortification, Coffu 445 Mon Repos, Corfu 448 Baptism of Prince George 446 Street View, Corfu 448 Kings Palace 447 Ancient Coin of Corcyra 449 A Work of Ancient Greek Art, Corfu 4~7 Ancier.t Tomh, Corfu 449 Cornell University J.M. hart VI. .199 Illus. Cornell University Buildings, Ithaca, The Sihley College 204 New Vork vi.. 200 Cascadilla Walk 205 The Cascadilla ~oz The Printing Office, Sihley Building 205 Cascadilla Falls 203 Ezra Cornells Residence 206 Correspondents, Letters from Home and Society I iS, 250, 385 [644, 785 Coromandel, The Mud Banks of Nature.and Science IX. .771 Cosmic Iron in the Air IX. .771 Costume Parties Home and Society IX.. 254 Cottier & Co Culture and Pro.~ress VIII.. 500 Country Board Home and Society IV.. 771 Count Ten Topics of the Time ... . ... X. .109 Counts Little Daughter, The. Poem Mrs. B S. Greenough III. .129 Court Ball at The Hague, A Albert Rhodes V. .443 Covert. Poem H. H V. .475 Cradle Tomb at Westminster, The. Poem Susan Coolid~e x. 678 Cranchs Aineid Culture and Progress V.. 398 Crane, Newton. Fairmount Park I.. 225 Crapsey, Edward. The Anthracite Problem I.. 647 Creation, Sixth Day of. (Brion) Culture and Proc, ress III. .757 Cr6dit Mobilier, The VII.. 546 Crime, The Complicity of Justice with Topics of the Time V. .638 Criticism V. .384 Criticism, Conscience and Courtesy in VI. .238 Criticism, The Indecencies of IX. .625 Crocodile, The Voice of the Nature and Science 111. .380 Croquet Home and Society IV. .246, 372, 501 [VIII. .371 Crosby, F. K. Gastric Literature VIII.. 597 Cross of Cadmon, The Charles A. De .Aay X. .554 Illus. The Cross of Cadmon x. .555 Crounse, L. L. How we escaped War with Spain I. .297 PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 5 Vol. Page. Cruel Lord.5 The. Poem Edward Renaud V. .734 Cruelty to Men and Women Topics of (lie Time VI. .109 Crusade, The Childrens. (G. Z. Gray) Cuoture and Progress It.. 216 C.R.W. Sonnet 86 Cuba and the Cuban Insurrection Win. J. Starks VI.. 10 Illus. The Moro Castle vi.. ii Catalan Volunteers 15 Lersundi 22 Cabellero de Rodas 16 The Cuban Volante 23 Attack on Cuban Stronghold Dulce 24 Valmaseda 29 Cuckoo, The. Poem C. S. Calverly V. .365 CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of. Vol. Page. Abbeys (R.) The City of God v. .268 Absence. A Correction of Miss Bushnells Poem V. .781 Academy, The French III. .754 Academy Exhibition, The Royal ii.. 438 Academy Exhibition, The National (1871) II. .329 Academy of Design, The (1872) iv. .252 Adademy of Design, The (1873) vi.. 246 Academy Exhibition, The (1874)... .VtII. .245 Academy of Design, The (1875) x. .251 Acting. About IV. .639 Adamss (C. F., Jr.) Chapters of Erie and Other Essays 111.250 Admiral, The Good ix.. 768 Adventures of aPhaeton, The Strange (William Black) V. .649 Africa, Northern, Rohlfs Lectures on III.. 630 Africa, The Heart of. (Dr. George Scbweinfurth) VIII.. 504 Aftermath. (Henry W.Longfellow) VII. .121 Agassiz VIII. .505 Albert.type, The 11.443 Alcotts (Louisa M.) Little Men II. .446 Aldrichs (Thomas Bailey) Marjorie Daw and Other People VII. .25t America, Ancient. (Baldwin) .... iv. .643 ~American Religion. (John Weiss) .11.. 557 American Institute Industrial Exhibi hun, The III. .122 American Girl Abroad, An (Ade line Trafton) IV.. 127 Americanisms. (Prof. Schele Do Vere) III. .379, 763 Anatomy. (Left Eighth Ribs) u.. 662 Andersen, Hans Christian III. .755 Outline of Univelsology III. .762 Andross, John. (Rebecca Harding Davis) VIII. .753 Arabesques. (Mrs. Sarah Green ough) III. .253 Arabia, The New Volume on. (Scribners Library of Travel) IV. 224 Archbishop Keoiick III. .759 Architecture, Landscape. (H. W. S. Cleveland) VII. .634 Arctic Experiences IX. .121 Arctic Travel, A New Book of. (Dr. 8. I. Hayes) III. .763 Aristophanes Apology. (Robert Browning) X. .519 Arnolds (Frederick) Turning-Points in Life VI. .350 Arnolds (Matthew) Literature and Dogma VI..755 Art, Books on VIII.. 503 Art, An Exhibition of Decoranve x. . Art-History, Incidents in 111.498 Art-History, Italian. (Riegel) 68z Art in Newport, R. I II.. Art in Our Homes and Schools v. .511 Art-Lectures, Tames II. .666 Art Museum, The III. .756 Art, Talks on. (W. M. Hunt) ... .... 787 Art vs. Heart. (Mrs. Piatts Poems) . VIII.. 501 Asia, Overland through. (Colonel Knox) III. .255 At His Gates. (l\Irs. Oli~hant)... .... 780 Assyria. (George Smith) X. .787 Auber. ............ II. .554 Anerbachs (Berthold) Waldfried . VIII.. 754 Aumale, The Duke d III. .629 Austins (Mrs.Jane S.) Moonfolk. ..... 387 AuthorsandBooks u. .662. Vol. Page. Bagehots (Walter) The London Money Market VII. .246 Bakers (George A., Jr.) Point Lace and Diamonds X..389 Baldwins Ancient America IV. .643 Bancrofts (Hubert Howe) The Native Races of the Pacific Coast X. .386 Barbauld. Mrs. (Grace A. Ellis) . VIII.. 377 Barriers Burned Away. (Rev. E P. Roe) VI. .120 Bartletts (Truman H.) Wounded Drummer-Boy X. .253 Bed-Time Stories. (Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton) VII.. 225 Beechers (Henry Ward) Lectures on Preaching . IV. .777 VIII. .634; x. .788 Beechers Life of Christ III. .249 Beethovens Centennial 68o Bdsants (Walter) The Frereb Humor ists IX. .510 Bianca Cappello. (Ellzabeth C. Kin ney) VII. .762 Bible Music. (Jacox) IV. .511 Bible Revision V.. 780 Bible Commentary, The III... 123 [VI. .123; Vii. .251 Bible, The Historic Origin of the. (Edwin Cone Bissell) VI. .382 Bibliography, Indian. (Thomas W. Field) VII.. 252 Birds, A New Book on. (Dr. Elliott Conesi IV. .645 Bissells (Edwin Cone) The Historic Origin of Ihe Bible VI.. 382 Blackmores The Maid of Sker V. .233 Blacks (WilliaIn) Three Feathers. .... 789 Blacks The Strange Adventures of a Phaeton V.. 649 Blacks A Princess of Thule VIII.. 249 Blackies (John Stuart) Phases of Morals V. .520 Blackies Self-Culture VII.. 763 Blanche, August IV.. 123 Bobemians, The III. .755 Book oftbe East, The. (Richard Henry Stoddard) III. .383 Books 1.683 Books, Childrens II. .220; III. .639 Books, French and German X. .224, 256 [392, 522, 789 Books, Holiday III. .382 Books, Illustrated IX. .260 Books, New II. .331 Booth, Edwin III. .632 Border Reminiscences. (RB. Marcy. U. S. A.) III. .638 Boyesens (Hjalmar Hjorth) A Norse mans Pilgrimage X. .645 Boyesens (Hjalmar Hjortb)Gunnar IX. .258 Bressant. (Julian Hawihoroe).... VI.. 507 Bric-5-Brac Books Viii. .250 Brook and Other Poems, The. (William B. Wright) V .65o Brownings (Robert) Aristophanes Apology X. .529 Brownings Fifine at the Fair IV.. 775 Brownings New Poem. ( The Red Cotton Nightcap Country) VI. .373 Broughams Autobiography V. .272 Bryants (William Cullen) Orations and Addresses vi. .634 Biichners Man ~. .644 Bulwer, Edward Lytton V. .772 Bulwers Kenelm Chillingly VI.. 375 Bulwers The Parisians viii. . ian INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Vol. Page. Burgomasters Family, The. (Christiac Crusade, The Childrens. (George Muller) . . vii. .506 Zahriskie Gray) ii. .~i6 Burroughss (John) Wake-Robin.. ii. ~ Cumhermede, Wilfrid. (George l\lac- Burrs (Rev. E. F.) Pater 1\lundi vi. .250 J)onald) ui. .634 Bushnells (Horace) Forgiveness and Curtiuss (Dr. Ernst) Greece iii. .507 Law viii. ~ Cushman, Charlotte . .111. .378 Bushnells Sermons on Living Suh- Cyclical Deluges. (William Bassett jects V. .269 Walkerl ~. .252 California, Oregon and the Sandwich Danas Corals and Coral Islands Iv. .383 Islands. (Charles Nordhoff). viii. .6~o Dante in Poland in. Calvinism, etc. (J. A. Froude).... ii. .aae Dante in Spain i. .65e Cameos. (From W. S. Lasdor)... vii.. 633 Darwin on The Expression of the Finn- Carlyles (Thomas) The Early Kings of tions V. .774 Norway x. .6~o Darwinism ii. .109 Castelars (Emilio) Old Rome and New David, King of Israel. Rev. Dr. Win. Italy VII.. Ill M. Taylor) ... Castilian Days. (John Hay) iii. .253 Davidsons (Thomas) ~ 77 Cathay,The Foreigner in Far. (W. H. Group ................ Medhurst) vs. .223 Daviss (Rehecca Harding) John An- Cavour . ii. .66o dross viii. .753 Central Asia. (Illustrated Lihrary of Dehatahie Land, The. (Rohert Dale Travel) VII.. 764 Owen) III. .635 Central Park, The New York VI.. 753 Defense of Guenevere. (William Chamhers, Rohert and William iv.. iaa Moiris) X..388 Channings Wanderer iii.. 6~ DeForests (J. W.) Overland in. .505 Chicago, Help for. III. .498 DeForests The Wetherel Affair . .IX. .258 Children, A Good Thing for v.. ~s8 Deicides, The. (Cohen) Ix. .223 Childrens Books.. .11. .220; itt. .254, 629, 639 De Liefdes (J. B.) Galama vi. .220 Children, 1 he Rights of II. .444 Developments, Psychic III. .242 Child, The. iv. .776 De Veres (Prof. Schele) American- Christian Dogmatics. J. J. Van isms ~u. ~ 763 Oosterzee) IX. .257 Divorce,Mrs.HarrietBeecherStowe 00.11. .558 Christianity and Science. ~kev. Dr. A. Dorking, The Battle of ii.. 440 P. Peahody) IX.. 770 Drama in Paris, The 111.496 Christianity, From Judaism to. Dramatic Season, The ii.. to8 (Ahraham Jaeger) VI.. ~8e Dramatic Prospects .............v. .232 Christianity? What is Modern IX. .524 Drapers (John William) The Conflict Christ in Art x. .649 hetween Religion and Science..IX.. 635 Christ, The Life of VIII. ~ Drapers (Dr. J. C.) A Years Glean- Christ, The Fourth Gospel the Heart logs in Science VI. .223 of. (Rev. Edmund H. Sears)... IV. .382 Dudleys (J. L.) Tides and Tendencies Christlieha (Theodore) IVlodern Douht of Religious Thought vi.. 380 and Christian Belief viii.. 502 Diirer Festival, The ii.. 554 Church Music Association, The......iii.. 758 Earth as Modified hy Human Action, Church Question, The Great III. .497 The. (George P. Marsh) Ix. .229 Church and state in the United States. Earths Composition, The. (Prof. David (Rev. Jo3eph P. Thompson) VII.. 249 Forhes) 11.207 Churchs Parthenon Iv. .252 Earth, The. (Elis6e Reclus) Itt. .507 Cicerones, Italian II. .207 Earth-Treasures. (William Jones) .V. .522 Circuit Rider, The. (Edward Eggles- Echoes of the Foot-Hills. (Bret ton) viii. .374 Harte) Ix. .637 City of God, The. (R. Ahhey). . . v.263 Eclipse of the Sun, Dec. 22, 2872 I. .683 Clarissa Hariowe viii.. 632 Egglestons (George Cary) How to Clarkes (James Freeman) Ten Great Educate Yourself V.. 269 Religions ii.. ~8 Egglestons (Edward) Hoosier School- Clarkes (Mary Cowden) The Girlhood master III. .638 of Shakespeares Heroines IX.. 523 Egglestons The End of the World V. .270 Clevelands(H.W. S.)I.andscapeArchi- Egglestons The Circuit Rider.. viii. .374 tecture Vil. .634 Electricity (Illustrated Lihrary of Won- CohensThe Deicides IX. .223 ders) IV. .225 Coleridges (Sara) Phantasmion..viu.. 633 Elephant, The Land of the White. Coleridge, Sara.... . VII.. 763 (Frank Vincent, Jr.) IX. .222 Coless (Dr. Ahram) The Evangel. ix.. 387 Eliots (George) Middleinarch v. .648 Collins, Wilkie VIII.. 752 Eliot, George, in Verse viii. .502 Colomdo,The Chasm of the. (Thomas Elliss (Grace A.) Mrs. Barbauld viii. .377 Moran) VIII.. 373 Encyclopedias V. .235 Comedy, The Divine III. .754 Englands Bad Laws II. .222 Coming Race, The III. .509 England, Some Facts from III. .243 Commentaries, Sunday School VII.. 225 English in Ireland. The V.394 Communisos in America. (Charles Nord- English Literature, History of. (H. A. hoff) Ix.. 769 Tame) III. .507 Concerts, The 121. .633 English Statesmen. (Thomas Went- Congress, The Munich III. .376 worth Higginson) X. .522 Coolidges (Susan) Mischiefs Thanks- English Water-Colors II.. 203 giving ... .. .. IX. .770 Erie and other Essays, Chapters of. Coolidges (Susan) What katy (C. F. Adams, Jr) III. .250 Did v. .399 Essays. (James Hadley) VII. .247 Coomassie and Magdala. (Henry M. Eustiss (W. t) A New Hymn and Stanley) viii. .634 Tune Book) X. .390 Coues (Dr. Elliott). A New Book on Evangel, The. (Dr. Abram Coles) ix. .387 Birds IV.. 645 Evangelical Alliance. The IX. .222 Copyright III..375 Exhibition, The American Institute In- Corals and Coral Islands. (Dana) . Iv.. 383 dustrial III. .222 Cottier & Co viii.. 500 , Exhihition. The National Academy .11.. 329 Cranchs Translation of the .ZEneid. . . V. .398 [Iv. .252; VI. .246; viii. .245; X. .252 Cravens (Mine. Augustus) Mine. FIco- Exhibition, The Royal Academy II. .408 range VI.. 222 Exhibition, The Water-Color (2872) . ... t.. 686 Creation, Sixth Day of. (Brion). .111. .757 Exodus, The Desert of the. (Professor Cretan Insurrection, The. (Win. J. Palmer) iv~ .644 Stillman) .......................ix. .638 Exploration, Oriental ...............vIII..246 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Griebens (Dr.) The Songs of Kutschke before the Bar III. Grillparzer, The Poet ti. . to6 Griswolds (Rufus Wilmot) The Female Poets of America viti. .220 Guizot, The Venerable 682 Gunnar. (HjalmarHjorthBoyesen) . Ix.. 258 Guyots Physical Geography VI. .636 H. H. s Bits of Talk about Home Matters vi.. H. H.s Bits of Travel. In. .760 Hadleys (James) Essays VII. .247 Hadleys Introduction to Roman Law [vti. .247 Hakes (Thomas Gordon) Poems... ...... 223 Hales (Edward Everett) How to Do It III. .522 Hales (Edward Everett) Ups and Downs VI.. 758 Hales Our New Crusade X. .392 Halls (Rev. John) Papers for Home Reading II. .559 Hanertons (Philip Gilbert) The Unknown River II. .220 Hamettons Intellectual Life vi. .756 Hamertons Harry Blottnc X. .256 Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates. (Mary l\Lapes Dodge) vo. .507 Hap-Hazard. (Kate Field) vt.. Hardys Far from the Madding Crowd [tx. .637 Hares (Augustus J. C.) Records of a Quiet Life VII. .507 Hares Days Near Rome x. .255 Harts (James Morgan) German Uni- versities IX. .354 Hartes (Bret) Verse and Prose Iii. .~8o Hartes l\Srs. Skaggs Husbands.. .v. .647 Hartes Echoes of the Foot.Hills.ix. .637 Harry Blount. (Philip Gilbert Ham. erton) X. .256 Haweiss (H. R.) Musicand Morals IV. .645 Haweiss Thoughts for the Times. V.. 520 Hawthorne, Nathaniel u.. 669 Hawthornes (Julisis) Idolatry . . . IX. .385 Hawthornes Bressant VI.. 507 Hayess (Dr. I. I.) New Book of Arctic Travel III. .763 Hays (John) Castilian Days in. .253 Haynes (Paul H.) Poems x. .647 Hazens (General) School and the Army in Prussia and France IV.. 778 Heathen Chinee Outdone, Our 682 Heliotype Reproductions, Some ix.. 383 Helpss (Archut) Ivan de Biron. viii. .632 Hidden Life, A. (George Mac- Donald) Iv.. 521 Higginsons (Thomas Wentworth) At- lantic Essays 111.252 Higginsons Oldport Days VII. .374 Higginsons History ix.. 768 Higginsons English Statesmen X. .522 Historical Manuscripts, The Royal Com- mission on VI.. 629 History, Epochs of. (Frederick See- bohm) Ix..ioaa History of Religions, Comparative. (James Moffat, D. D.) vii.. 764 History. (Thomas Wentworth Higgin- son). .. .... IX.. 768 Hodges (Charles) Systematic Theolo- gy III. .222 [635; V. .529 Hodges What is Darwinism? .... VIII. .377 Home Reading, Papers for. (Rev.John Hall, D. D.) II. .559 Home, The. (Frank R. and Marian Stockton) V. .779 Home Matters, Bits of Talk About. (H. H.) VI. .635 Homes and How to Make Them. (E. C. Gardner) Ix.. ~o5 Honorary Degrees III. .227 Hopkinss (Mark) Outline Study of Man VII. .379 Hotels, Ladies III. .222 Hoosier Schoolmaster. (Edward Eg- gleston) In. .638 Hours in a Library. (Leslie Steph- en) X. .223 Vol. P. go. Fables in Song. (Robert Lord Lyt- ton) VIII.. 247 Far from the l\Iadding Crowd. (Hardy) Ix. .637 Fatherland, Life and Literature in the. (Hurst) IX.. 355 Fatherland. A Monument for the IV.. 224 Female Poets of America, The. (Rufus Wilmot Griswold) VIII.. 220 Ferdinand the Filth III. .753 Festival, The Diirer II.. 554 Fields (Kate) Hap-Hazard VI.. 635 Fields (Kate) Ten Days in Spain.ix. .53 Fields (thomas XV.) indian Bibliog- raphy VII. .252 Fifine at the Fair. (Robert Brown- ing) .. ... IV.. 775 Figuiers (Louis) To-l\Iorrow of Death iv. iSa Fine Arts, Torrey and Scott on the .. ..... 764 Finland I. .68t Fishers (George P.) The Reforma- tion V. .776 Fleurange. (Mine. Augustus Craven) [vi. .222 Force, One Great. (Crisfield John- son) In. .520 Forgiveness and Law. (Horace Bush- nell) VIII.. 375 France II. .553 France, Peace Reigning in II. .105 Fraser-Tytlers(Miss) MistressJudithx. . 254 Freiligrath, Ferdinand III. .630 French at Home, The. (Albert Rhodes) x 646 French Books x. .224, t~6, 392, 522, 789 Fiench and German Literature 679 [II. .327, 660; III. .220, 122, 242, 244 [x.. 224. 256, 39?, 522, 789 French Humorists, Tue. (Walter Bdsant) Ix. .520 French Revolution, ihe. (William OConnor Morris) x. .255 Free lance. (XVilliam Cleaver Wil- kinson) X. .222 Freemans (Edward A.) The History of the Norman Conquest of Eng- land VIII.. 127 Froude on the American Platform V.. 267 Froudes (J. A.) Calvinism, etc... .11. .222 Froudes Short Studies on Great Sub- jects ItI. .250 Galama. (J. B. De Liefde) VI. .120 Gardiners (S. R.) The Thirty Vears War IX. .259 Gardners (F. C.) Homes and How to Make Them IX. .5o8 Genesis of Species, The. (Mivart) II.. 556 German Books X. .124, 256, 392, 522, 789 German Empire, The New ii. .205 German and French Literature i.. 679 [II. .327, 66o; III. .220, 222~ 242, 244 [x. .224, 256, 392, 522, 789 German Parliament, The ii. .66n German Soldiers III. .222 German Universities. (James Morgan Hart) IX.. 384 Germany, Universities of ii. .328 Gil Blas in Hebrew II.. 553 Gildersleeves (B. L.) The Satires of Perseus x. .647 Girls. The Other. (Adeline D. T. Whitney) VI.. 376 Glaciers, American 2.. 687 God, The Fair. (Lew Wallace). ...... 250 Gothic Revival in England, The III. .627 Gounod and his Villa 683 Gray Collection of Engravings. ihe ..vI. .247 Grays (George Zabriskie) The Chil- ren a Crusade II. .226 Greece. (Dr. Err.st Curtius) III. .507 Greece, Social Life in. (Rev. J. P. Mahaffy) X. .789 Greece, Impressions of. (Sir Thomas Wyse) II. .327 Greeks of To-day, The. (Charles K. Tuckerman) v. .~i8 Greenoughs Portia IV.. 222 Greenoughs (Mrs. Sarah) Arabes- ques III. .255 2 7 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. House, The Story of a. (Viollet-le Duc) IX. .509 How to Educate Yourself. (George Cary Eggleston) v. .269 How to Do It. (Edward Everett Hale) III. .511 Howells (W. D.) Poems vii. .252 Hudsons (Frederic) A History of Amer ican Journalism VI. .229 Hugos (Victor) Ninety-Three.... viii.. 248 Hunts (W.M.) TalksonArt x. .787 Hunts Pictures Ill.. 500 Hursts Life and Literature in the Fath erland ix. 385 Huxleys(Thomas Henry) Addresses vi. .753 Idolatry. (Julian Hawthorne) ix.. 385 Idyls of the King. (Alfred Tenny son) v. ~ Illustrated Travel v. .522 Ingelow (Jean) as a Novelist vi.. Incaglios. (Payne) ii. .327 Intellectual Science, Elements of. (Noah Porter) . ....... III. .124 Intellectual Life. (Philip ilbert Hamerton) vi.. 756 Intercollegiate Scholarships vI. .225 International Metric Commission, The .v. .772 Isles of Shoals, The. (Celia Thax ter) vi. .~o6 Isnailia. (Sir Samuel White Baker) . ix.. 638 Ivan de Biron. Arthur Helps.... viii. .632 Jacoxs Bihle Music iv.. 522 Jaegers (Abraham) From Judaism to Christianity) vi.. 382 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) A Passionate Pil grim ix. .766 Jamess Transatlantic Sketches x. .389 Japan in Our Day. (Illustrated Lihrary of Travel) iii. .380 Jesuits, The War against the iIi. .630 Jews of France, The hI. .245 Johannes Olaf. (F. E. Bunnett, from the German of E. de Wille) vi.. 633 Johnsons (Crisfield) One Great Force . .......... in. .520 Johnsons (Charles Frederic) Lucre tius Iv. .379 J ohonnots School-Houses IiI. .5II Joumalism, A History of American. (Frederic Hudson) vi.. 229 Joumalism, Hunganan iII. .632 Jowetts Plato iIi. .248 Juhilee, The Boston iv.. 503 Katherine Earle. (Adeline Trafton) ix.. 222 Kellogg i. .685 Kenelm Chillingly. (Buiwer) vi.. Kennedy, Life of John Pendleton. (H. T. Tuckerman) Iii. .227 Kentuckys Love. (Edward King)..... 779 Kindergarten, The II.. 226 Kings (Edward) Kentuckys Love.v. ~ Kings (Clarence) Mountaineering . iv.. 643 Kinneys (Elizabeth C.) Bianca Cap pello viI. .762 Knoxs (Colonel) Overland through Asia III..255 Kroegers The German 7vlinnesin- gers vI. .374 Lahor versus Capital La Grande Nation ..... 377 Ii. .222 LangesCommentaries iI. .447; in. .638 [IV. .380; v. .652; Vi. .223; viii. .634, 756 [ix. .639 Language Wanted, A New V.770 Language, The Life and Growth of. (William Dwight Whitney) X. .522 Lars. (Bayard 1aylor) VI.. 252 Last Tournament, The. (Alfred Ten nyson) Iii. .5o8 Lears (Edward) Nonsense Songs, Sto- ries, Botany, and Alphabet ii. .668 Lectures on Church History. (Dean Stanley) IV.. 380 Lectures on Light. (Prof. John Tyndall) VI.. 249 Lectures on Preaching. (Henry Ward Beecher) Iv. .777; ViiI. .634; x. .788 Liherty, Equality and Fraternity. (Fitzjames Stephen) VII.. 224 Liddon, Henry Parry ................ii. .324 Vol. Page. Life of Christ. (Henry Ward Beecher) 111.249 Life Insurance. (J. H. Van Amringe) x. .224 Lincoln, The New Life of (Ward H. Lamon) iv. .~o6 Liszt, Abh6 II. .222 Literature and Dogma. (Matthew Arnold) VI. .755 Literature, French and German i. .679; [ii. .327, 66o; III.. I20~ 121, 242, 244; Literature, Italian [x. .224, 256, 392, 522, 789 III.. 754 Little Lady, My v. .234 Little Men. (Louisa M. Alcott).... ii. .446 Livingstone, David. .....x. .648 Longfellows (Henry W.) The Divine Tragedy iii. Longfellows Three Books of Song IV.. 520 Love in the Nineteenth Century. (Harriet W. Preston) vi. .633 Lowells (Rohert) Wntings x. .222 Lucretius. (Charles Frederic John son) Fables IV. .379 Song VIII. .247 MacDonalds (George) The Princess andthe Goblin iv. .646 MacDonalds Wilfrid Cumbermede .111.. 634 MacDonalds A Hidden Life IV. .522 MacDonalds Malcolm Ix.. 767 Mackenzies (Dr. R. Shelton) Scott III. .255 Madonnas, The War of the In. .630 Mahaffys (Rev. J. P.) Social Life in Greece x. .789 Maid of Sker, The. (Blackmore) . . V.. 233 Marjorie Daw and Other People. (Thomas Bailey Aldrich) VII.. 252 Malcolm. (George MacDonald)... IX.. 767 Male and Female Stanstics 11.444 Man. (Biichner) v. .644 Man, Outline Study of. (Mark Hop kins) VII.. 379 Manzonis Promessi Sposi iii. Marcys (R. B.) Border Reminiscen ces III. .638 Marions (Fulgence) Wonders of Veg etation III. .762 Marshs (George P.) The Earth as Modified by Human Action 122.. 229 Masque of the Gods, The. (Bayard Taylor) Iv. .255 Maurices (F. D.) Sermons. .iv. .382; VII. .249 Mazzini iv.. 644 McCoshs (James) Lectures 687 McCoshs The Scottish Philosophy IX.. 523 Mechanic, Ihe Voulig Ii. .447 Medhursts (W. H.) The Foreigner in Far Cathay vi.. 223 Memoir of a Brother. (Thomas Hughes) VI. .252 Memorial, Mrs. Fields. (Dr. Henry M. Field) 32. .392 Memorial of Col. Kitching vi.. 252 Metric System, The iv.. 254 Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts.. ...... 220 Middlemarch. (George Eliot) v. .648 Miller, Joaquin III.. 225 Millers (Joaquin) Songs of the Sun- Lands VII..377 Milton, A Plaster Cast from the Face of Ix. .388 Minnesingers, The German. (Kroe ger) .~ .374 Miracles of Faith. (Charles S. Robin son) v. .522 Miscellaneous Publications ii.. 6~o Mischiefs Thanksgiving. (Susan Coolidge) Ix.. 770 Mistress Judith. (Miss Fraser-Tycler)x. .254 Mivarts The Genesis of Species . .. II.. Modern Christianity? What is ix. .524 Modern Doubt and Christian Belief. (Theodore Christlieb) VIII.. 502 1\loffatts (James) Comparative History of Religions vii.. 764 Money Market, The London. (Wal ter Bagehot) VII.. 246 Montpensier Pictures in Boston, The...... 256 Moon, The. (Scribners Wonder Li brary) V. .270 CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Moonfolk. (Mrs. Jane S. Austin).. ix. .387 Morals, Mind and Matter 11.219 Morans (Thomas) Grand Caflon of the Yellowstone IV. .251 Morans The Chasm of the Colora do ,~. ~ Morans Mountain of the HolyCross .x. .252 Morans Water-Color Drawings V. .394 Morleys (John) Rousseau VI. .504 Morriss (William) Love is Enough. v. .778 Morriss Defense of Guenevere x. .388 Morriss (William OConnor) The French Revolution X. .255 Morse Testimonial, The II.. 444 Moultons (Mrs. Louise Chandler) Bed Time Stories VII. .225 Mountaineering. (Clarence King) . IV.. 643 - Mountain of the Holy Cross. (Thomas Moran) X. .252 Mrs. Scaggs Husbands. (Bret Harte) V. .647 Miihlhach, Louisa II.. 553 Mullers (Max) Science of Religion .111.. 636 Mullers (Christine) The Burgomasters Family VII.. 5o6 Murrays (Alexander S.) A Manual of Mythology ix.. a6o Murrays (Rev.W. H. H.) Words Fitly Spoken V. .520 Museum, Nuremberg National III. .376 Music IV..121 V.229 Music and Morals. (Haweis) iv.. 645 Music in Germany III. .497 Music in New York VI.. 372; VIII.. 245 Musical Medicine x. .254 My Kalulu. (Henry M. Stanley) . VII.. 636 My Witness. (William Winter).... III. .253 My Little Lady. V.. 134 My Wife and 8. (Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe) III.. ~o6 Mythology, A Manual of. (Alexander S. Murray) Ix. .a6o Nadals (Dr. B. H.) Sermons I. .380 Never Again. (Putnam) V.. 649 New Hymn and Tune Book, A. (W. I. Enstis) x. .390 Nilsson II. .207 Ninety-three. (Victor Hugo).... VIII.. 248 Niobe Group, The. (Thomas David son) x. .522 Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany and Alphabets. (Edward Lear) II.. 668 Nordhoffs (Charles) California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands VIII.. 630 Norman Coaquest of England, The History of the. (Edward A. Free man) VIII. .117 Norsemans Pilgrimage, A (Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen) x. .645 Norway, The Early Kings of. (Thomas Carlyle) x. .65o Norwich Memorial, The VII.. 764 Novels, New II. .217 IV.. 125 Nurses, Training Schools for VIII.. 247 Obelisk, The Shadow of the. (Thomas William Parsons) V.. 521 Oberammergan Peasants, The III. .~55 Odyssey, Bryants Translation of the. .111. . 124 Old Faith and the New, The. (David Frederic Strauss) VII.. 503 Old Fort Duquesne VII.. 634 Oldport Days. (Thomas Wentworth Higginson) VII.. 374 Old Rome and New Italy. (Emilio Castelar) VII.. 122 Oldtown Fireside Stories. (Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe) III. .761 Oliphants (Mrs.) Ombra V. .~7o Oliphants At His Gates V. .780 Ombra. (Mrs. Oliphant) V.. 270 Opera in New York III. .377 Opera, Santley in III. .759 Opera, Italian V.. 393 Oracle of Our Day, An V.. 515 Orations and Addresses. (William Cullen Bryant) vi.. 634 Oriental and Linguistic Studies. (Wil- liam Dwight Whitney).. .... 396; Ix. .512 Oriental Exploration III. .246 Overland. (J. W. De Forest) in. .505 Vol. Page. Owens (Robert Dale) The Debatable Land III. .635 Pacific Coast, The Native Races of the. (Hubert Howe Bancroft).. .x. .386 Palmers (Professor) The Desert of the Exodus IV.. 644 Parisians, The. (Bulwer) VIII.. 120 Parsonss (Thomas William) The Shadow of the Obelisk V. .521 Parthenon. (Church) IV. .251 Passionate Pilgrim, A (Henry James, Jr.) Ix. .766 Pater Alundi. (R.ev. E. F. Burr) . VI. 250 Paters (WalterH.) The RenaissancevI. . ~o6 Pangenesis II.. 440 Paris, Notes on. (H. A. Taine).... x. .6~o Paris, The Walls of III. .244 Paris under the Commune (John Leigh ton) II. .f6a Parliaments, German ii.. 66i Parliansentary Methods, English VI.. 117 Pauperism in the British Empire in 2870 II. .212 Paynes Intaglios II. .327 Peabodys (Dr. A. P.) Christianity and Science Ix.. 770 Pelasgic Peru VI.. 248 Pennsylvania Pilgrim, The. (John Greenleaf Whittier) V.. 132 Phantasmion. (Sara Coleridge). ....... 633 Phases of 1\lorals. (John Stuart Blackie) V.. 520 Philosophy, Historyof. (Ueberweg) .111. .381 Photography III. .753 Photography, Early VI. .124; VII. .630 Physical Geography. (Guyot).... VI.. 636 Pictures at the Academy IV.. 252 Pictures, Some Other x. .253 Poems, Two Volumes of. (Mrs. Johnson and E. D. R.) VII. .764 Poems (Henry Timrod) VI.. 122 Poet, A New. (James Boyle OReilly) VII.. 631 Poetical Works. (Edmund Clarence Stedman) VII.. 376 Poetry ii. .220; iv. .640 Poetry, New Romantic School of II.. 213 Poetry, The Mater Dolorosa of VI.. 373 Point Lace and Diamonds. (George A. Baker, Jr.) x. .389 Poles, The III. .755 Politics, American Study of European VIII.. 117 Popular Science Monthly, The iv.. 774 Porters (Noah) Elements of Intellectual Science III. .124 Post Haste VI.. 117 Post-Office, A Monster II. ~ Prayer, Fifteen Years of. (Dr. S. Irennus Prime) V.. 235 Prestons (Harriet XV.) Love in the Nineteenth Century VI.. 633 Primes (Dr. S. Irenwus) Fifteen Years of Prayer v. .135 Princess and the Goblin, The. (George MacDonald) IV.. 646 Prison Management, Two Modes of... IV.. 504 Prison Reform VIII. .374 Proctors (Edna Dean) Russian Jour ney V. .522 Putnams Ride Ix. .223; x. .124 Putnams Never Again v.. 649 Pygmalion at Wallacks V. .268 Quartette, She Great IV.. 253 Queen Mary. (Alfred Tennyson).. .... 644 Queen Victoriaand the Woman Question .1.. 683 Railroad Reading. (Benj. F. Taylor)ix. .770 Raphaels Madonnas ii.. 66n Reades (Charles) A Terrible Tempta tion II. .668 Real Folks. (Adeline D. T. Whit ney) III. .502 Recluss (Elis6e) The Earth III.. 507 Recollections. (Mary Somerville) . VII.. 762 Records of a Quiet Life. (Augustus J. C. Hare) VII. .507 Red Cotton Nightcap Country, The. (Robert Browning) VI.. 373 Reformation, History of the. (George P. Fisher) V. .776 Religion and Science, The Conflict be- tween. (John William Draper) . Ix.. 635 PA!?? ONE, VOLS. I. [1)0 X. 9 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Religion, Science of. (Max Muller) .111.. 636 Religion, American. (John Weiss) I.. 557 Religions, Ten Great. (James Free man Clarke) II. .558 Renaissance,The.(Walter H. Pater) . vi.. 506 Rhodess (Albert) The French at Home x. .646 Richardsons (Abby Sage) Songs from the Old Dramatists vi.. 222 Ristori in New York x. .119 Rohinsons (Charles S.) Sermons vii.. ~o8 Robinsons (Charles S.) Miracles of Faith v. .512 Roes (Rev. F. P.) Barriers Burned Away vs. .iao Rogers (Professor) Social Economy . V.. 270 Rohlfs Lectures on Northern Africa. .111. .6~o Rome, Excavations in in. .498 Rome, Days near. (Augustus J. C. Hare) x. .255 Roman Law, Introduction to (James Hadley) VII.. 247 Rose Garden, The IV.. 644 Rousseau. (John Morley) VI.. 504 Royal Albert Hall it. .~a6 Russian Diplomatists, The 68 Russian Romance. .......... ..... . .11. .222 Russian Journey (Edna Proc tor) V. .522 Salvini VII.. 244 Sand, George u. .672 Santley III. .502, 759 Satires of Perseus, The. (B L. Gil- dersleeve) x. .647 Saunterings. (Chas. Dudley Warner)iv. ~ Saxe Holms Stories VII.. 507 Saxes (John G.) Poetical Works VII.. 633 Scepters and Crowns x. .390 Schliemanns (Dr. Henry) Troy and its Remains x. .786 School and the Army in Prussia and France. (General Hazen) IV.. 778 School Histories of the United States. (David B. Scott) ~35 School-Houses. (Johonnot) In. .511 Schweinfurths (Dr. George) The Heart of Aftica V~I .504 Science, A Years Gleanings in. (Dr. J. C. Draper) VI.. 123 Science, Christianity and. (Dr. A. P. Peabody) Ix.. 770 Science, Elements of Intellectual. (Noah Porter) III. .224 Scottish Chap-Books. (John Fraser). ..... 756 [VIII.. 633 Scottish Philosophy, The. (James McCosh) Ix.. 523 Scott. (Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie) .111.. 355 Scotts (David B.) School Histories of the United States v.. 135 Searss (Rev. Edmund H.) The Fourth Gospel the Heart of Christ iv.. Seebolsms (Frederic) Epochs of His tory Ix.. 222 Self-Culture (John Stuart).. VII.. 763 Sermons on Liviitg Subjects. (Dr. Horace Btishnell) V.. 269 Sermons. (Dr. William M. Taylor) .v. .6~t Sex in Education, A Notice of Books on Ix. .633 Shakespeares Heroines, The Girlhood of. (Mary Cowden Clarke) Ix.. 523 Short Studies on Great Subjects. (J. A. Froude) III. .250 Skepticism, Modern IV. .642 Sketches, Iransatlantic. (Henry James, Jr.) x. .389 Slave Ship, Turners IV.. 250 Smiths (George) Assyria x. .787 Smoke. (Turgenef) V.. 233 Social Economy. (Professor Rogers) V.. 270 Social Science and its Students VII.. 502 Somervilles (Mary) Recollections . VII.. 762 Song, Three Books of. (Henry W. Longfellow) IV. .520 Songs of the Sunlands. (Joaquin Mil ler) VII. .377 Songs of Kutschke before the Bar, The. (Dr. Grieben) III - .755 Songs of Nature V.. 399 Vol. Page. Songs from the Old Dramatists. (Abby Sage Richardson) VI. 222 Soul Mortal? Is the III. .520 Southem States since the War, The... III. .763 Spain, Ten Days in. (Kate Ficld) Ix. .523 Species, The Genesis of (Mivart) .11.. Stanleys (Henry M.) Coomassie and Magdala VIII. .634 Stanleys My Kalulo VII.. 6~6 Stanleys (Dean) Lectures on Church History~~ IV.. ~8o Seedmans (Edmund Clarence) Poetical Works VII. .376 Stephens (Leslie) Hours in a Lihm ry . .x. .223 Stephens (Fitzjames) Liberty, Equality and Fraternity VII.. 224 Stillmans (William J.) The Cretan In surrection ix - - 6~8 Stocktons (Frank R.) What Might Have Been Expected Ix. .388 Stocktons (Frank R. and Marian) The Home Seoddards (Richard Henry) The Book of the East III. .383 Stoddards Biography of Poe ix.. 765 Stories. (J. T. Trowbridge) VI.. 379 Stories. (Constance Fenimore Wool- son) x. .647 Stowe (Mrs. Harriet Beecher) on Di vorce Ii. .~8 Stowes My Wife and I III. - 5o6 Stowes Oldtown Fireside Stories .111.. 762 Strasburg, Beautiful 68o Strasburg Library, The II. ~ Strausss (David Frederic) Old Faith and the New VII.. 503 Sunday-School Commentaries VII.. 125 Swings (Rev. David) Sermons Viii. - 379 Tames Art Lectures .11.. 666 Tames (H. A.) History English Literature III. .507 Tames Notes on Paris x. .65o Taylors (Bayard) The Masque of the Gods W. ~ Taylors (Benjamin F.) Railroad Read ing IX. .770 Taylors (Dr. George H.) Diseases of Women III. .252 Taylors (Dr.William M.) David,King of israel Ix. .770 Taylors (W. M.) Sermons v. .6~i Taylors (Bayard) Lars VI. - 252 Taylors Wild Men and Wild Beasts .111 - .638 leaching, A Talk about ii. .664 Temptation, A Terrible. (Charles - Reade) II. .668 Tennysons (Alfred) Idyls of the King V - .397 Tennysons Queen Mary x. .644 Tennysons The Last Tournament .111.. ~o8 Thackeray and Dickens VIII.. 756 Thalberg II. ss~ Thaxter, Celia IV. - 378 Thaxters (Celia) The Isles of Shoalsvi. . ~o6 Theological and Religious (Book No lices) VII. .635 Theological Treatise, A New ix.. 522 Theology,Systematic. (CharlesHodge, D. D.) III. .222 Thirty Years War, The. (S. R. Gardi ner) Ix. .259 Thompsons (Rev. Joseph P.) Church and State in the United States. ...... 249 Thorwaldsen Jubilee, A ii.. io6 Thoughts for the Times. (H. R. Haweis) ........ ...... - .... 520 ThreeFeathers. (WilliamBlack)..x..789 Thule, A Princess of. (Win. Black).viii. .249 Tides and lendencies of Religious Thought. (J. L. Dudley) VI.. 380 Timrods (Henry) Poems VI.. I22 To-Morrow of Death. (Louis Fig uier) IV. .382 Tourists in America, German 682 Traftons (Adeline) An American Girl Abroad IV.. 227 Traftons Katherine Earle lIt. .222 Tragedy, The Divine. (Henry W. Longfellow) III..5o9 Travel, Bits of. (H. H.) ................. 20 PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 21 CULTURE AND PROGRESSABROAD AND AT HOME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Vol. Page. Trowhridges (J. T.) Stones VI.. 379 Wetherel Affair, The. (J. W. De Tiny and its Remains. (Dr. Henry Forest) IX.. 258 Schliemann) x. .786 What Katy Did. (Susan Cool- Tuckermans (H. T.) Life of John Pen- idge) V. .399 dleton Kennedy in. .127 What Might Have Been Expected. Tuckermans (Charles K.) The Greeks (Frank R. Stockton) ix.. 388 of To-day V. .518 Whip and Spur. (George E. Waring) x. .646 Turgenefs Smoke v. ~ Whitneys(AdelineD.T.)RtalFOlkSIII. .502 Turners Slave Ship IV. .250 Whitneys (Mrs.) The Other Girls vi. .376 Tuming Points in Life. (Frederick Whitneys (William Dwight) Oriental Arnold) vi.. ~8o and Linguistic Studies. .... 396; IX.. 522 Tuscany, The Popular Songs of... in. .632 Whitneys The Life and Growth of Tyermans (Rev. L.) Life of John Language X. .522 Wesley iv.. 380 Whittiers (John Greenleaf) The Penn- Tyndalls (Prof. John) Lectures on sylvania Pilgrim v. .132 Light vi.. 246 Wild Men and Wild Beasts. (Bayard Tyrol, The in. .6~o Taylor) in. .638 Ueherwegs History of Philosophy, Wilhelm, The Composer in. .220 Vol. ii vii.. 378 Wilkinsons (William Cleaver) Free Unawares Iv.. 778 Lance X. .121 Universities, German. (James Morgan William Morris Window, The VI.. 245 Hart) ix.. 384 Williamss (Henry T.) Window Garden- Universities of Germany, The II.. 328 ing V. .652 Universology, The Basic Outline of. Window Gardening. (Henry F. Wil- (Stephen Pearl Andrews) in. .762 hams) V.. 652 Unknown River, The. (Philip Gilhert Wing, Yung, A Note from x. .~93 Hamerton) ii. .110 Winter, Where to Spend the (Joseph W. Unprogressive Art, The VI.. 502 Howe, M. D.) IX. .511 Ups and Downs. (Edward Everett Winters (William) My Witness III.. 253 Hale) vi.. 758 Woman Question in Italy, The .... II. .66o Van Amringes (J.H.) Life Insurance x. .124 Woman Question, Queen Victoria and Van Ooscerzees (J. J.) Christian Dog- the 683 matics IX. .257 Women, Diseases of. (Dr. George H. Verne, Jules VIII. 755 Taylor) III. .252 Very Voung Couple, A vii.. 635 Wonder Books, New Series of iii.. 5o6 Vincents (Frank, Jr.) The Land of the Wonder Lihrary, The II. .447 White Elephant ix.. 122 Wonders of Vegetation. (Fulgence Von Raumer, Friedrich iii. ~ Marion) III. .761 Wachtel, Herr in. .240 Woolsons (Constance Fenimore) Sco- Wagner, Richard ii. .66i; X. .520 ries X. .647 Wagner in the Bowery ii. .214 Words Fitly Spoken: (Rev. W. H. Wake-Rohin. (John Burrouglls)... Ii. .445 H. Murray) V. .520 Waldfried. (Berthold Auerhach) . VIII.. 754 World, The End of the. (Edward Walkers (William Bassett) Cyclical Del- Eggleston) V. .270 uge ill. .252 World Exposition of Vienna, The. .111. Wallaces (Lew) The Fair God VII.. 250 World Priest, The. (Froiii the Ger- Wanderer, The. (Channiiig) in. .637 man, hy Charles T. Brooks) V.. 522 Wards Statue of Gen. Israel Putnam.. VI.. 500 Wounded Drummer Boy. (Truman Wards Shakespeare IV.. 376 H. Bartlett) X. .253 Warings (George E.) Whip and Spur x. .646 Wrights (William B.) The Brook and Warners (Chas.Dudley) Saunterings IV.. 377 Other Poems V. .65o Washington, The Heiress of viii.. 256 Wyses (Sir Thomas) Impressions of Water-Color Exhihition, The 687 Greece 11.327 Water-Colors, American VII.. ~6o Vale, The New President at III. .246 Water-Colors, English ii.. io~ Vale College Addresses III. .639 Water-Color Society, Eighth Exhihition of Vale Lectures on Preaching. (Henry the. Ix.. 762 Ward Beecher) IV.. 777; VIII. .634; X. .788 Weisss (John) American Religion .11.. 557 Vellowatone, Grand Ctiiion of the. Wesley (John), Rev. L. Tyermans Life (Thomas Morans Picture) IV. .251 of iv.. ~8i Vellowatone National Park. The IV.. 120 Culture, The Faults of Topics of the Time III. .370 Culture, The Premium of Productive X. . I II Cumbermede, Wilfrid. (George MacDonald) Culture and Progress III. .634 Cumming, Lt. Col. Gordon. Hunting Adventures in India0 lIt. .305 Currency and Banking System, Needed Modificahions of our .14;non IL Atwater V.. 737 Curculios, Habits of The Worlds Work 129 Currents, The Cause of Ocean Nature and Science VIII. .637 Curry, A Veritable Home and Society X. . I 17 Curtains,5 Huw to get x..247 Curtiuss Greece Culture and Progress III. .507 Cushman, Charlotte III. .375 Customs in the East, Curious Nature and Science VI.. 254 Cuttle Fish, A Gigantic VIII.. 507 Cyclical Deluges. (W. B. Walker) Culture and Progress III. .252 Cylinder, Compensating..................................... The Worlds Work X. .395 Cyprus. (Afloat and 5) . . J. Augustus Johnson III.. 577 Illus. Famagusta, once the Venetian Capital of Marhle Heads found at Paphos .184 Cyprus In. .277 Old and Ugly 184 Ruined Church of Famagusta ............179 Vase purchased of Gen. Cesnola for $400 Greek Girl of Cyprus 082 in gold Phcenician Antiquities discovered at Cyprus i8~ Ancient Pottery found at Paphos .......... Specimens from Gen. Cesnolas Collection 183 Ancient Jar i86 Images found at Idalium 084 22 INDEX. D ALEY. AMELIA E. No More. Poem h: Page. 49 Damages, Indirect Topics of the Time Iv. .364 Danas Corals and Coral Islands (u/lure and Progress iv. .383 Danger. Poem H.H X. .378 Dante, How the Opera of~ was written Ita Aniol Prokop ix.. Dante in Poland Culture and Progress III. .499 Dantein Spain 68i Darwin on the Expression of the Emotions V. .774 Darwinism ~. .109 Darwinism J. B. Drury X. .348 Davis, Rebecca Harding, Papers by: Natasqus 58, ~ 283 Earthen Pitchers. vii.. 73, 199, 274, 490, 595, 714 Daviss (Rebecca Harding) John Andross Culture and Prog.ress VIII.. 753 Davis, Edwin John. The Canopus Stone* VI. .414 Davis, L. Clarke. My Ni~bt in a Stage-Coach ix. .368 Day in the Wilderness, My H. H vi. .471 Days of Vanity. Poem Christina C. Rossetti v.. 21 Dend, Embalming the Nature and Science II. .253 Dead Heart, A. Poem Mary L. Bitter . . .X. .551 Death, A Certain Proof of Afatu;v and Science VIII.. 507 Death-dealing Trades William H. Rideing IX. .672 Declaration was saved, How the X. .633 Decoration. Poem T. W. Higginson VIII. .234 Deep Sea Soundings Nature and Science IX. .515 De Forest, J. W., Papers by: The King of the Cannibal Islands .... IX.. 645 The Jack in Office x. .263 De Forests The Wetherel Affair Culture ud Progress IX.. 258 De Kay, Charles A., Papers by: A Bouquet of Japanese Verses IX.. 329 The Cross of Cadmon * x. .55~ De Leon, Edwin. An Emperors Vacation at Vichy V. .684 Delsarte for Every Day flame and Society ii. .436 De Lunatico. Poem George A. Baker, Jr X. . 769 Delaware. (The Chesapeake Peninsula *) George Alfred Townsend In. .5i3 Demons of the Shadow, The Moncure D. Conway 63, 233 Despondency. Poem Mary J. Serrano IV.. 424 Destruction of the Germs of Disease Nature and Science IV. .112 Developments, Psychic Culture and Progress In. .242 De Vere, Schele, Papers by: Low Life in Nature * III... Hidden Treasures * iii.. 66a Devil in Literature,5 The Frank R. Stockton ix.. 262 Diamond Diggings,5 Life in the New R. W. Miller v. .529 Illus. At the Well v. ~ Do Toits PanMarket Square Sifting the Gravel 530 Bultfontein Diggings 536 Elip Drift s~n De Beers Rich Claims 537 River Washing ~ On the Road to the Diggings 538 Dickens Topics of the Time II. .653 Did He Succeed? x. .~ii Didier, Eugene L. The Baltimore Bonapartes5 x.. I Dighy, H. S. The City of Warwick5 IV.. 187 Dinner-Giving, Of Home and Society vi. .497 Dinners, Little 569 Dinner-Table, Around the. Poem. (Drawings by F. Beard) ix. .632 Dinner-Table, The Tortures of the Topics of the Tune III. .112 Diogenes in America Etchings VIII. .253 Diseases and Seasons Nature and Science ix. .261 Diseases, Destruction of the Germs of IV.. 112 District School,5 The. Poem en/amin F. Taylor VIII.. Illus. They laugh and they leap to the Her eyes are like an amethyst ground viiI..i Blessed rest.~ 4 Tip-toed figures reach the catch a Diversity in Unity Topics of the Time 215 Divorce, Mrs. Stowe on Culture and Frog; ess ii. .~8 Divorced. Poem Rose Terry V.. i6o Doctors Wife, The F. H. D VIII.. 108 Dodge, Mary Mapes, Papers by: A Day with Dr. Brooks * i... 36 Miss Malony on the Chinese Question ~ .350 Lifted. Poem i.. 278 The Insanity of Cain vi.. 204 Dogma, The Pope and Topics of the Tune 107 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 23 Vol. Page. Dolliver, Clara G. Gyp Tie X. .656 Dolly ~ 11.1) IX.. 89 Dolly Sullivan.* Poem Marion Douglas 658 Dolly Varden Home and Society IV.. 248 Domestic Ethics IV.. 500 Domestic Products VII. .242 Door-Steps X. .515 Dorgan, John A. Duty. Poem [Previously published elsewhere] VII.. 72 Dorking, The Battle of Culture and Progress II. .440 Dorr, Julia C. R., Papers hy: My Husbands First Love ii.. 290 Somewhere. Poem vii.. 401 The Christus. Poem vii.. 301 What She Thought. Poem ix. .65o Dragon of the Pews, The Topics of the Time IX. .627 Drama in Paris, The Culture and Progress III. .496 II.. io8 Dramatic Season, The Dramatic Prospects: V.. 131 Draper, Amos G. The Silent College at Washington * III.. 727 Draper, Gideon. The Crisis in the National Protestant Church of Geneva VIII. .490 Drapers Conflict between Religion and Science11 ulture and Progress IX. .635 Draxy Millers Dowry axe Holin IV. .86, 205, 290 Dream Story, A Katherine S. Mocqnoid VII. .612 Dredging The Worlds Worh X 127 Dress, The Ethics of Ho;ne and Society II.. 208 Dress, Reform in VI.. 751 Dress Goods VII.. 120 Dresses, Evening X. .115 Dressing the Girls Topics of the Time III, .491 Drinks, Summer Home and Society IV. .375 Drink, The Delusions of . Topics of the Time VII. .625 Droogmakerij. (A Farmers Vacation0) George F. Warm0, Jr X.. 52 Droseras, Movements sn Nature and Science VII. .637 Drury, J. B. Darwinism X. .348 Drying Process, New The Worlds Work X. .525 Duck-Shooting.0 (Design by C. G. Bush) tchings III. .640 Dudley, L. Edwin. How to Treat the Indians X. .484 Duffield, Samuel W., Papers by: The Writings of George MacDonald.... I. .17 A Heart Song. Poem VI. .575 Unfledged. Poem II. .71 Muss Pedestris. Poem VIII. .619 The Freedom of the Pulpit II. i14 The Violin of Messire Andreas.0 Poem. IX.. 521 Common Things. Poem III. 743 Dukes Stratagem, The. Poem John C. Soxe VII. .331 Dumas, Alexandre, A Breakfast with John Bigelolo .1. .597 Diirer Festival, The Culture and Proeress .11. .554 Dust in Cities Nature and Science IV. .112 Dutch Farming. (A Farmers Vacation0) Gco;ge F. Waring, J . X. .195 Duty. Poem. (See Dorgan) John A. Dorgan VII.. 72 Duty, The Next Topics of the Time X. .511 Dynamite Nature and Science IV. .370 EARLY Kings of Norway, The. (Thomas Carlyle). .... Cultu;v and Pro6 ress .x. .65o Earthen Pitchers Rebecca Harding Davis .. .. VII.. 73, 199 [274, 490, 595, 714 Earth, Internal Temperature of the Nature and Science .. . . IV. . 113 Earthquake at Arica,~ The F. W. Sturdy V.. 32 Earthquakes, The Month of Nature and Science IV. .496 Earths Composition, The. (Prof David Forbes) Culture and Progress II.. 107 Earth, The. (Elisde Reclus) .111. .508 EarthTreasures,~ V. .521 Easter, A R.ssian Eugene Schnyler III.. 68i Easter. A Poem Adeline 9. T. Whitney 111.707 Easter Eggs . Home and Society III.. 751 Easy Lessons from Hard Lives Topics of the Time III. .619 Eating, Hours for Ho~ne and Society X. .642 Ecceistricity Nature and Science IV.. 496 Echoes in the Air VIII. .121 Eclipse in Africa, The Total IX. .125 Eclipse of the Sun, Dec. 22, i8~i Culture and Pro6 ress 683 Economy and Elegance Home and Society VII. .630 Economy, False Home and Society X. .517 Edsons Mother Susan Coolidge II. .296 Education and Free Thought George F. Magoun X. .450 Education, Compulsory Topics of the Time II.. 94 24 INDEX. Vol. Page. Education in Alsace Nature and Science 369 Education, Instinct and IV.. 769 Education, University VII. .51 I Education, Natural Science and VII. .5o~ Education, Sex and Mind in VIII.. 507 Education, The Brain and VI.. 761 Education, The New York Board of Topics of the Time VI. .622 Education, Transmission of Nature and Science V. .123 Educational Outlook, Our P. R. Burchard IV.. 97 Eggleston, Edward, Papers by: Huldah, the Help i.. 119 The Gunpowder Plot~ II. .252 The Story of a Valentine i. .~1o Priscilla in.. Ben: A Story for May-Day ii... 71 The Christmas Cluh V. .374 Eggleston, Edward (with Portrait) Washington Gladden I. .56r Egglestons Hoosier Schoolmaster Culture and Progress III. .638 Egglestons The End of the World V. .270 Egglestons The Circuit Riders VIII.. 374 Egglestons (George Cary) How to Educate Yourself V. .269 Egypt,0 The River of W. 0. Stoddard II.. 500 Illus. I.ine of the Suez Canal II.. 502 Egypt, Art in Ancient A7ature and Science IX. .640 E. H. C. In the Park. Poem I. .596 Elder, Irene S. The Welcome. Poem X. .344 Elders Wife, The. Sequel to Draxy Millers Dowry Saxe Ho/rn V. .747; VI.. 87 Electric Alarm The Worlds Work X. .393 Electric Battery, Secondary Nature and Science VlII. . 123 Electric Light, A New VII.. 382 Electric Light VIII. .638 Electric Registration The Worlds Work X. .792 Electric Spark, The Nature and Science V. .653 Electric Switches The Worlds Work X. .395 Electrical Wonders Nature and Science IV. .634 Electrical Motor IX.. 388 Electricity Culture and Progress IV.. 125 Electricity Nature and Science VI.. 760 Electricity and Sun Spots VI.. 382 Electricity, The Contact Theory of VIII. .758 Electro-Mechanical Romance,0 Kate, an Charles Barnard X.. 37 Illus. A handkerchief is quickly flirted in the Kate unrolled the sire 41 air x. .~7 She fell into his arms 45 The girl sat on the firemans high seat . .40 Elephant Hunt in Siam, An Ganier dAbain VIII.. 223 Eleventh Cot, The AlIert Webster, Jr II. .607 Elinor Dane Adeline Trafton VI. .320 Eliot (George) in Yerse Culture and Pro,gress VIII. .501 Eliots (George) Novels, The Literary and Ethical Quality of... 1/V. C. Wilkinson VIII. .685 Elms of Old Trinity, The. Poem H. T. Tuckerman II.. 517 Emmette, Thomas. Leipsic and its Fair II.. 141 Emperor William,5 The Mother of the Francis Johnson II. .138 lilus. Portrait of Queen Louisa, of Prussia... ii.. 239 Emperors Yacation at Yichy, An Edwin De Leon V.. 684 Encyclopedias Culture and Progress V. .135 Engine, The Perfect Nature and Science VI.. 638 Engines, Consumptico of Fuel in , VII. .637 Englands Bad Laws Culture and Prog ress 212 England, Some Facts from III. .243 England, Mellow John Burroughs VIII.. 56o Englewood Mystery, An A. P. C X. .488 English Art Reformer,0 An W. J. Stilirnan 3V .157 English Literature, History of. (H. A. Tame) Culture and Progress III. .507 English, Thomas Dunn, Papers by: Cnsar Rowan. Poem a.. 300 Blown up. Poem vi.. .48 Momma Phcebe. Poem iii.. .62 The Beggars0 iv. .647 The Story of Anon? Poem v. .271 English Water-Colors culture and Pro ress II. .103 English Singing-Birds in Florence IV.. 616 English Yisitors, Our Topics of the Time V.. 254 English in Ireland, The (ulture and Prog ress V. .394 English Abbey,0 Annals of an . . .James Anthony Frozide VII. .91, 187, 282 Illus. St. Alhans vii.. 91 English Sundays and London Churches E. S. Nadal VII. .483 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 25 Vol. Page. English Readers, A Greeting to our Topics of the Time VII. .114 Enough. Poem Maria W. Jones VI .444 Entertainments, Economic flame and Society VII.. 500 Ephemerce Nature and Science VI.. 508 Ephphatha. Poem H. E. Warner x. . i68 Episode ot Fiddtetown Bret Harte VI. .433, 576, 696 illus. She crept softly upstairs, etc VI. Why, its John, Mamma! 576 The Last Scene 696 Episode of Central Park,0 Au. (Drawings by Frank Beard) Etchings VII. .256 Equator, Speaking Disrespectfully of the Topics of the Time X. 109 Erie, Chapters of, and other Essays. (C. F. Adams, Jr.) culture and Progress 250 Ernst of Edelsheim. Poem John Hay IV.. 65o Eschatology, Our An Orthodox Minister VIII.. 331 Esther Wynns Love-Letters Saxe Hoim III. . 164 ETCHINGS. Contents of: Vol. i. Thanksgiving Eve: An Honest Fairy Story *......Loves Voting Dream; A. D. a87o,~ aaa Miss Malony on the Chinese Question,0 350; To-morrow is St.Valentines Day ~ 464 A Musical Party,0 576 Dolly Sullivan,* 688. Vol. II. Five Minutes for Refreshments! * aaa ;The True Story of the Capture of Pegasus,0 114; Up the Aisle, ~ ;A Reminis- cence of Mount Washington,0 448 ;Scenes from Shakespeare,0 ~6o ;A New England Town Meeting,0 671. Vol. aaa.A Bird in the Bosh~ * sal; Thanksgiving in the Country,0 156; Christmas in Ole Virginny,0 384 ;A Matinle at the Academy of Music,0 ~aa Duck-Shooting: Opening of the Season,0 64o;Peter Green emulates the Grand Duke,0 764. Vol. iv.- -The Ahient-Minded Man,5 aa8 Blue Rihhons,0 a~6 ;Living American Artists,0 384 Vellow Curls,0 512 ;Rhyme and ReasonThe Beggars,0 646 ;At the Hop,0 780. Vol. v. Angles, * a36;The Story of Anon,0 270 A Matrimonial Stock Operation,0 4oo;What Happened to NellyThe Boy who wanted to he a Clown,0 5a7A Winters Tale,0 6~6;Next Morning, 784. Vol. viWillow Whistles Japanese Pictures of American Life, oar; Caromet To Catch a CanaryAfter the Fair,0 a~~ To Mate in Three Moves, ~ 384; Uncondi- tional Surrender! * 512; Whats his Name?0 639 ;The Accomplished and Lucky Tea-Kettle,0 764. Vol. vii.A Forlorn Hope,0 aa8;An Episode of Central Park,0 a56;The Wharton. Savings BankThe New Rlgime,0 383 ;Weather ReportsThe Family UpasRotation Design to illustrate Candy Motto,0 ~sa ;The Rejected,0 64o;The Accepted,0 768. Vol. vim. Toadying Englishmen 0Getting Something for NothingThe Art of Walking the Streets Heart and BrainRoyalty JestingThe Womens Temperance Movement at the EastChristian at Work and Preshyterian at Work, 024 ;Diogenes in America0The Two Williams, 153 Like MeLiterary GossipsThe Autograph ManiaThackerays HumorMarrying for Love Sunday Morning; Thoughts during Service,0 382; Bric-it-Brac EpigramsBuying a PracticeMute Inglorious i\liltonsPlighted, A. D. o874,~ 5o9Granther HathawayAnec- dotes of Curran, Archhishop Whately, Rev. William Harness, Coleridge, and SheridanLides to Bary Jade, 638;AnecdotesThe RingThe Fatted Calf, 76J. Vol. ixFrom the Persian On the CarsA Talk ahout Poets I Mused Last Nightin Pensive Mood, 127The Devilin Literature,0262 ;The ReasonAChristmas Sleigh-rideBenevo!enceWas Shakespeare Bacon? His Favorite Books, 39o;In Strict Confidence~AnecdoteMisquotationsA Book ahout Cats Some Curious LegendsPencil Sketches hy Thackeray,0 ~o6; Over the WayPortrait Sculp- toreA Baffled SpyBourdillons Light Apophthegms from BaconThe King of the Cannihal IslandsKing Kalakaus Ralph Roister Doister Writing Poetry by Machinery Fritz nod IEpigram on Napoleons ChairSong hy SwinhurneDorrys JournalRiches have Wings0 The Greville Memoirs Modern Epithets,0 643 Carnivorous PlantsStrange Texts Bric-b-Brac StoriesEnglish SpellingJules VerneAnneke Jans More PunianaA Peevy WarwickExchange System of AdvertisingPat a CriticismEnglish Eccentricities,0 774. [See also Bric-b-Brac.] Ethnological Curiosity, An Nature and Science VIII.. 5o6 Etiquette, The Basis of Home and Society I. .627 Europe, Republicanism in Topics of the Time I.. io6 European Change, The Great II.. 93 European Outlook, The 342 European Railways, American and III. .490 Evangelical Alliance, The Culture and Progress IX.. 822 Evergreens, The Death of the Nature and Science V. .123 Evergreens, Influence of, on Pear-Trees VII. .510 Everts, Truman C. Thirty-seven Days of Peril III.. I Every Day. Poem Elizabeth Akers Allen V. .112 Evolution of Mind Nature and Science IV. .633 Evolution, Agency of Insects in Obstructing VI.. 761 Excuse my Glove ! Home and Society VIII. .627 Exhibition, The Academy of Design Culture aed Progress VIII.. 245 Exhibition, The American Institute Industrial III. .122 Exhibition, The National Academy Cu ltnre and Progress .11. .329 Exhibition, The Royal Academy II. .438 Exhibition, The Water-Color 686 Exile, In behalf of an Home and Society III. .625 Exodus, The Desert of the IV. .644 Expeditions, Scientific Nature and Science VI.. 761 Experimental Lectures VlI. .510 Exploration, Oriental Culture and Progress VIII.. 246 Eye, Action of Colored Light on the Nature and Science IX.. 772 Eyes in Deep-sea Creatures, The .. VI. .637 26 INDEX. I: Vol. Page. .12 ACE in the Street, A. Poem George Parsons Latkrqp it. .388 Fair Weather and Foul. Poem William Morris . 89 Fair,0 Leipsic and its Thomas Emmette ii. .141 Fairbanks, Charles. The Miracle of Lourdes0 IX.. 49 Fairfield, Francis Gerry, Papers by: A New Solution of an Old Puzzle...... 333, 483 An Appendix to The New Solution... ~ A Mad Man of Letters x. .690 Fairmount Park0 Newton Grane 225 Illus. Fairmount from Lemon Hill I.. 225 Lemon Hill and Boat-houses of the Schuylkill Navy 227 Fountain near Mineral Spring, Lemon Hill 229 Monster Pines 230 Ravine in Western Park 232 View from Judge Peterss Farm 232 Tomh of Neal, Laurel Hill 233 On the Wissahickon Drive 233 A Hemlock Glen on the Wissahickon 234 Bridge over the Wissahickon at Valley Green 234 The Animals and Old Log Cahin 235 Bridge over the Wissahickon, near Mount Airy 235 A Glimpse of the Wissahickon 236 The Devils Pool 237 Pro Bono Puhlico 237 The Wissahickon at Chestnut Hill 238 Fairy Land on the Roof, A . Culture and Progress itt Fall Fires Home and Society v. . 827 Fall Weather and Warm Blood V. .126 Fancy-work Vt.. 629 Fancher, Enoch L. Was Adam the First Man? II. .578 Fanny Winthrops Treat0 Mrs. EdzoardAskley Walker.... IV.. 24 Illus. Fanny Manifests her Delight iv.. 25 Poor papa clutched his head, etc 28 Utterly Ahsorhed 26 The Conductor to the Rescue 29 Mr. Winthrop makes his Appearance 27 Papa and the Sweet-faced Little Woman ... 3 Fan Study, A Noak Brooks i.. Fans Home and Society Vt.. 629 Fans, William Wallace The Liberty of Protestantism I.. 555 Farmers, American Nature and Science IV.. 770 Farmers Vacation,0 A George B. Warm6 IX. .784; X .52, 195 [304, 401, 574 Illus. A Low-land Flouring-mill IX.. 725 Head-dress of Groningen Peasant 726 Head-dress of the Island of Ameland 726 A Street in Groningen 727 Boter-markt at Leeuwarden 728 Costume of Hindeloopen 729 Wind-mills at Amsterdam 720 Head-dress of Zaandam and Kiommeme . . 72t A Dutch Drawhridge 72t A Pail-hearer 722 A Wind-mill in the Dry Region 723 Gaff and Pennant of Dutch Canal-hoat.... 723 Map of the Ij 724 A Dutch Bathing-machine 724 The Beach at Scheveningen 725 From Scheveningen to the Hague 726 On the Canal 727 Scheveningen Fish-wife 728 Map X..53 Map 54 Map Construction of Pumping Wind-mill Ground-floor of Wind-mill 56 Map 57 Cross-section of Dikes and Encircling Canal 6o Dike with Jetties 6i Elevation of Pumping-engine, Leeghwater. . 6i Cross-secrion of Engine and Pumps, Leegh water 63 Elevation of Pumping-wheel 64 The Archimedean Screw 64 Dutch Draining-wheel Section of Water-wheel and House 68 Elevation of Steam Works at Halfway 68 A Row of Giants 69 Maps 72, 73 Plan of Barn 295 Hook and Sickle 296 A Beemster Laundry 297 Curd Knife and Manner of Using it 200 Manner of Cutting 200 Dishing out the Whey 202 Draining the Curd 20t Pouring off the Whey 202 Cheese Mold 202 Cheese Press 203 Dutch Wagon 204 Cheeses Shelved for Drying 204 Salting-cup Tray 205 An Improved Dutch Plow 205 A Dutch Grain Fork 206 A Dutch Scythe 207 Top view of Dutch Brush-harrow 208 Side view of Dutch Brush-harrow 220 Ornamentation at Rouen 305 Map 305 A Clod-masher in Normandy ~o6 A Percheron Horse-collar 307 Tour de la Grosse Horloge, Rouen 323 Tour Jeanne dArc, Rouen 323 Hotel St. Amand, Rouen 324 Palais de Justice, Rouen 324 Plowing in the Valley of the Seine 325 La Basse Vieille Tour, Rouen 325 A Harvest-field in Normandy Mont St. Michael, from the East 327 Le Gouffre, Mont St. Michael 327 A Village Fair in Normandy 328 Menhir near Dol 329 A Small Farm-yard 329 Costumes 320 Grande Porte, St. Malo 320 Porte St. Halo, Dinan 32t Dinan, from the Rance 32t St. Halo, from the Grand Bey 322 The Chfmteau of La Garaye 323 Peasant Girl of Ot3ssant 323 Peasant Girl of Cancale 324 Peasant Woman of Chftteaulin 324 A Peasants Cow-hyre 325 Tomb of Jean de Beaumanoir 326 Farm-house in St. Peters Valley 402 Map of the English Channel 402 Map of the Island of Jersey 403 Lane at Vinchelez 403 A Jersey Grand Charrue 404 A Jersey Fruit-Tree 404 Elizaheth Castle, from our windows 405 Rock at Beau Port 406 Stone Anchor and Martello Tower 407 Gateway to Mt. Orgueil Castle 408 Mt. Orgueil Castle 409 St. Brelades Bay 420 Cavern at Grdve an Lanton 422 PART ONE, VOLS. I TO X. 27 Farmers Vacation,* A. (Continued.) Illus. St. Catherines Bay x. .412 Ancient Pottery and Implements found in Old Cuts 413 the Islands 583 Hermitage of St. Helerius 414 Drawing-room of Hauteville House, St. Brelades Church 416 Guernsey 584 The Jersey Cow at Home 457 Harts Tongue 585 Old Cow Lane, St. Peter Port, Guernsey .577 Some Guernsey Plants 585 Map of Guernsey and Sark 578 Two Chasse Martes ~86 Residence of General Hoysh, Guernsey... 578 The Burons, Sark 586 Water Lane at the Couture, Guernsey 579 An Old Fountain in a Sark Valley 587 Fermain BayandMartelloTower,Guernsey .579 Entrance to Seigneurie 587 Chapel of St. Apolline, Guernsey ~8o The Coupte, Sark 588 A Cottage Door-way, Guernsey 580 Tunnel Entrance to Creux Harhor ~88 Porch of St. Martins Church, Guernsey.. . ~8e Creux Harbor, looking Outward 589 Gate-way to Vale Castle, Guernsey ~8s The Seaport of Sark 589 Vale Church Porch, Guernsey 582 Rocks on the West Coast of Sark 590 Interior of a Guernsey Cromlech ~8a The Gouliot Rock, Sark 590 A Druidical Menhir, Guernsey 583 The Casquets s~ Farming-Life in America, The Loneliness of Totics of the Time IV - .239 Fashions, The Home and Society 348; II.. 209 [iv. .374; VII. .629; VIII. - 814; IX .253; X. .114 Fatherland, A Monument for the Culture and Progress IV. - 124 Fatherland,* The Charities of the William Wells III. 408 Fatted Calf, The Etchings VIII - - 764 Favre, Jules Maiy C. Putnam, M.L) II. .370 Fawcett, Edgar. Satisfied. Poem V. .6ot Fenians, The Ancient Clark See/re 517 Ferdinand the Fifth culture and Progress III.. 753 Fermentation, The Theory of Nature and Science IV. .497 Fernery, A Home and .Soczety IV .638; x - - 785 Ferns, Autumn Leaves and - x - - 785 Fern-Pressing VI. .629 Ferry, Jules Mary C. Putnam, AL. .D II. .367 Fertilization and Flowers Nature and Science IX - .640 Festival, The Dtirer Cu iture and Progress II. - 554 Fdte-day at Malmaison, A .... Louisa Bushnell II. - 274 Feudge, Fanny Roper. A Royal Hair-Cutting VIII.. 714 Fever, Hay Nature and Science VIII.. 506 Fever, The Suiphites in Intermittent VI.. 761 Fevers, Wines in VI.. 759 Field, Kale. Our Mutual Friend in Manuscript VIII.. 472 Fields (Kate) Ten Days in Spain Culture and Progress IX. .513 Fields, James T. Agassiz. Poem VII. .570 Fifine at the Fair. (Robert Browning) - ... (~ulture and Progress IV.. 775 Figs in Florida The Worlds Work x. - 260 Figuiers To-Morrow of Death ulture and Progress IV. .382 Fine Arts, Torrey and Scott on the IX.. 764 Finis Coronat Opus. Poem P. P. Bowker V. .200 Finland Culture and Progress 65i Fire at Grantley Mills, The Fannie Hodgson Bu;nett VIII. .346 Fire-arm, A New Nature and Scie,ice VI. .5o8 Fire-Detector, Simple . The Worlds Work X. 395 Fire-proof Plastering X. .652 Firmament, The Blackness of the Nature and Science VIII. .758 First-Born, The. Poem Elizabeth C. Kinney VI. .237 First-Born. Poem Ma;y E. Ri-alley x. .148 Fish, Chemically and Physiologically Considered Nature and Science VII. .253 Fishes Eyes V. .123 Fishes, The Song of IX. .641 Fishers History of the Reformation Culture and Progress V.. 776 Five Minutes for Refreshments. (Drawings by C G. Bush)..Etehings II - - 112 Flames, Reflection of Sound by Nature and Science VIII., 758 Flats, A Study of James Richardson VIII.. 63 Illus. Gilmans Proposed Apartment House. - vii - .64 Plan of Apartment HouseSix Suites to Hollys Proposed Family Hotel 64 a Floor 69 Ground Floor of Cheap Flat 6~ Proposed Elevation of First-class Apart- Upper Floor of Cheap Flat 66 ment House 71 Double FlatAltered Houses 67 Basement of Hollys Proposed Family Hotel 72 Gilmans Plan of Apartment House 68 Half First Floor of Hollys Proposed Hotel .73 Half Upper Floor of Hollys Proposed Hotel 74 Flea and the Professor, The I-fans Christian Andersen V.. 759 Fleurange. (Mine. Augustus Craven) Culture and Progress VI.. 121 Flight of the Birds, The. Poem Harriet MeEwen Kim ball 309 Flight of the Birds, The. Poem Edmund 6iareuce Stedman III.. 142 Floors Home and Society II. .551 Floriculture Nature and Science V..654 28 INDEX. Vol. Page. Florida,* Pictures from Edward King- Ix.. I Illus. Scene on the Oclawaha River ix.. s The Old Sergeant in Charge of Fort Marion. 52 Jacksonville 2 The Old Fort on Matanzas Island Moonlight View on the St. Johns River .... 3 Fort Marion, looking Seaward 5 Looking toward Jacksonville from the Forest .~ The Cathedral at St. Augustine i6 The Residence of Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Mandarin 5 The Banana 7 Green Cove Springs, St. Johns River 6 Entrance to CoL Harts Orange Grove s8 En Route for St. Augustine 7 Col. Harts Orange Grove 20 Palm-Trees 8 The Marion lying at Silver Springs, The Old Gate-way at St. Augustine 9 Florida 21 The Approach to Fort Marion, St. Augustine so On the Oclawaha Look out thar . 24 A Street in St. Augustine si A Peep into the Forest no the Oclawaha... 25 The Light-house on Anastasia Island sa Shooting Alligators 27 Florida Roses. Poem Elizabeth C. Kinney 646 Flower Mission, The Home and Society VIII. .371 Flower of Love Lies Bleeding, The. Poem ichard Henry Stoddord VII.. 545 Flowers and Insects AZature and Science IX. .515 Flowers Home and Society. .. . VI. . 242; VIII.. 243 Flowers, Cut II. .437 Flowers, Destruction of, by Birds Nature and Science IX.. 125 Flowers, Double Fertilization of Female VI. .637 Flowers, Fertilization and IX.. 640 Fly,0 The L. M. Peterselia 621 Illus. The Balancer 622 Wing of House-fly 624 The Trunk 622 Under Surface of the Foot 624 Spiracle of House-fly 622 Larva and Cocoon 624 The Eye and Foot of the Fly 623 Fog-horns and Morses Alphabet The Worlds Work X..257 Folk-Life in Appenzell5 William Wells IV,. 50 Illus. The Modern Hostess of Appeozell iv. .5e A Rural Scene in Appeozell 54 The Prison of Appeozell 52 Franciscan Nuns at Haymaking The Mountain Herdsmen Folk-Life in German By-ways0 William Wells v.590 Illus. The Toiler of Vogelsherg V. .590 The Peasant of Willingshausen 594 An Aged Helpmate 590 May and Decemher 595 The Little Church of Busendom Cherry-ripe.... 596 The Broadway at Willingshausen 592 The Undergrowth of Willingshausen 597 We Trusted in God ~ Vintners ot the Neckar 598, 599 Folks-Kitchens Home and Society V.. 769 Following Footsteps Poem Annee C. Brackett VII.. 558 Food in Sieges Nature and Science IV.. 114 Food, Seasonable Home and Society VIII. .243 Foot, Kate B Tilda X. .624 Foot-Coverings Home and Society VI.. 628 For an Album Poem . William Motherwell X. . 707 For Thoughts. Poem Celia Thaxter V. .493 For Pastime Louise Chandler Moulton VII.. 34 For His Sake Poem Sarah L. Joy VII. .236 For Cupid Dead.0 Poem Louise Chandler ilfoulton IX. .393 Forbes, F. H Ice X. .462 Force, 0 A New Study of an Old James Richardson II. .543 Illus. First Experiment II.. 544 Second Experiment 545 Force, One Great. (Crisfield Johnson) Culture and Progress III.. 510 Foreboding. Poem Celia Thoxter IX. .157 Foreign Growths in the Body Nature and Science IV.. 635 Forest Furnishings flame and Society II.. 659 Forgiveness and Law. (Horace Bushnell) Culture and Progress VIII. .375 Forlorn Hope,0 A. Poem Sam. Bytinge VII.. 128 Forten, Charlotte L., Papers by: A Visit to the Birthplace of Whittier... xv.. sls The Queen of the Bees 738 Fossil Man at Mentone Nature and Science V. .653 Fossils of Wyoming, The V.. 783 Found Wanting. Poem Kate Putnam Osgood IV.. 583 Four-leaved Clover, A Saxe Holoc VIII. .213, 294 Four Great Afiican Travelers Henry AZ. Stanley ..... VI.. 62 Fox-Hunters,0 The. Poem C. H. Barnes III. .385 France Culture and Progress II. .553 France and Germany I. .290 France, Book Trade of Books and Authoms 109 France, Peace Reigning in C~ulture and Progress II. .105 Fraser, John, Papers by: Richard Anthony Proctor vii.. 172 The Maiden and the Lily. Poem.... vii. .616 To Christine Nilsson. Poem vu..557 Answer. Poem (From Uhland) viii. .303 Fred Trovers Little Iron-clad J. 7. Tmouobmidge VI.. 479 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 29 Vol. Page. Free-Church Problem, The Topics of the Time v. .385 Free Marriage Lulu Groy Noble VI. .658 Free Trade and Protection .Ho; ace Bushnell, . II. .266 Freedom. Poem ... .11. H X. .709 Freiligrath, Ferdinand 6ulture and Progress III. .630 French Assembly, A Day in the Albert Rhodes VI.. 717 French at Home, The. (Albert Rhodes) Culture and Progress X. .646 French and German Literature Culture and Progress 679; II.. 327 [66o; III. .120, 121, 242, 244 French Books Culture and Pro ress x..124,256, 392 [522, 789 French Chbteau, Loitering about a Albert Rhodes IV.. 743 French Leaders, Some of the Maty C. Putnam, M. 13 II. .366 French Republic, The ............. .. .. Topics of the Time II. .206 Freemans History of the Norman Conquest of England ... (ulture and Pro~ re55 VIII. .117 Freezing Wood, Loss of Weight in Nature and Science V .122 Friar Lubin, On a Person called. Poem William Cullen Bryant V. .357 Friends, To Old and New Topics of the Time X. .378 Fritzundl Charles F.Adams IX..647 From Sea to Sea. Poem Joaquin Miller III.. 95 Front Door, At the Home and Society V. .509 Froude, James Anthony, Papers by: Stories of the Irish Smugglers v. .221 Annals of an English Ahhey5.vii. .~u, 187, 212 Froude on the American Platform Culture and Progress V. .267 Frondes Calvinism, etc II. .221 Froudes Short Studies on Great Subjects III. .250 Froudes Progress, Thoughts suggested by .. C. 13. Warner ~VII. .351 Frugal, For the Haute and Society IV. .638 Fruits, Decay of Nature and Science .. . V. .653 Fruit on the Table .Home and Society X. .517 Fruit, Utilization of Surplus The Worlds Work X. .652 Fruits, By their Topics of the Tune IX., 756 Fuel, Manufactured The Worlds Work X. . 258 Fuel, Pulverized ... X. .259 Funeral Service, A Home and Society V. .125 Furnace Heat Nature and Science IV.. 767 Furnace, The Regenerative The Worlds Wock X. .260 Furniture, Art and Home and Society VI.. 243 Furs I. .457; VII. .372 G ABRIELLE. Poem Joel Benton VII.. 575 Gage, Charles S. Papers by: Lauriger. Poem 384 Annunciation. Poem IV. 457 Gage, W. L. The Moabite Stone II.. 31 Galama. (J. B. De Liefde). (ulture and Progress VI., 120 Gambetta. (Some of the French Leaders) Mary C. Putnam, M. 13 II. .370 Games, A Day of Scottish T. W fligginson III. .329 Games, Some New . .Home and Society IV. .373 Games I. .678; II. .552 [III. .495; IV. .502; VII. .501; VIII. .499 Games and Gambling Home and Society V. .643 Game on the Prairies,0 Autumn Joshua Cooke 697 Illus. Lunch Iv.. 697 Pinnated Grouse 701 In the Coin 698 The Bridal Duck 702 Shooting a Mallard Duck 699 Shooting a Crane 704 American Quail 700 flame an(l - . IV. .503; V.. 125 Gardening Societe Gardener and the Manor, The Hans Christian Andersen IV. .457 Gardiners The Thirty Years War Culture and Progress IX. .259 Gardners Homes and How to Make Them IX. .5o8 Garments, Outside Home and Society ....... 116; X. .116 Gas, Adulteration of Nature and Science IV.. 113 Gas Purifiers V. .262 Gases, Liquefaction of VII. .637 Gastric Literature F. K (rosby VIII.. 597 Gavarni.5 A Parisian Prince of the Pencil Albert Rhodes VI.. 2 Illus. Go to the Theater, if you insist upon The Papa of Mamselle Jolihais Ic VI..s Howpoorlyyoutellatlh,moncheri! .6 it C Oh, you are the Monsieur that Papa said Von may laugh, etc 7 was a Bore 4 Look out for your Chickens 9 General and his Friends, The Topics of the Time III. .747 Generalization, Errors in Nature and Science VI. .253 30 INDEX. Genesis of Species, The. (Mivart) Culture and Progress Vol. Page. .11. .556 Geneva, The Crisis in the National Protestant Church of Gideon Draper VIII. .490 Gentian, The Closed. Poem Mrs. Adeline .D. T. Whituey V. . Gentleman of Leisure, The American Topics of the Time VII.. 238 Gentlemans Prerogative, A Ellice Woodruffe 6oi Geographical Problems Nature and Science V.. 390 Georgia and Alabama,0 Journeys in Edward King VIII. .385 Illus. Street Scene in Augusta, Georgia.... viii.. 385 Stairway at Savannah 401 Bell-tower at Augusta, Georgia 316 The Pulaski Monument, Savannah 402 On the Savannah River, near Savannah, Ga387 A Couple of Crackers 403 Sunset over Atlanta, Georgia 388 View in Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah .404 A Soldiers Grave at Augusta, Ga 389 Gen. Oglethorpe, the Founder of Savannah 405 A Country Cart 390 A Savannah Sergeant of Police 405 State House, Atlanta, Ga 391 The Custom House, Savannah 4c6 A Cotton Press in the Country 392 A Spanish Dagger-Tree, Savannah 407 Fountain in Forsyth Park, Savannah, Ga ~ Cotton Picking in Alabama 408 A View in Forsyth Park, Savannah, Ga ~ The Cotton Plant 409 Lcoking down the Bluff, Savannah, Ga. .396 The Capitol at Montgomery, Ala 410 House occupied hy Gen. Sherman in Cotton Mill at Columhus, Ga 410 Savannah 397 In the Market Place, Montgomery, Ala .411 The Presbyterian Church, Savannah 398 Old Fort on Tyhee Island 411 On the Levee at Savannah 400 German Books Culture and Progress X. . 124, 256 [392, 522, 789 German Empire, The New II.. German Literature, French and .i. .679; II.. 327, 66o [III. 120, 121, 242, 244 German Parliament II. .66i German Soldiers III. .121 German Universities IX. .384 German Parliaments,5 A Chat About William Wells IX. .652 Illus. Bismarck at his Desk ix. .653 The Seniority President 659 Delhriick and his Portfolio 654 A Menher of the Center~ 66o The Humorous Conservative 655 The Miller Fraction lIe 7Hohenlohe Eying an Ultmmontane 6~6 The Journalists Gallery 662 Bluntschli, The Progressive 657 Copy! Copy! 663 The Gentleman in the Opposition 6~8 The Parliamentary Cerherus 664 Germany, A Christmas Eve in Helen Berg 338 Germany, Papers Concerning: Leipsic and its Fair5 Thomas Emonette II. .141 Strasburg after the ~ M. B. Riddle 311 Lights and Shadows of the War0 William Wells II. .128 Mother of the Emperor William,5 The Francis Johnson II. .138 Low Life in Berlin0 William Wells VI.. 288 The Charities of the Fatherland ~ William Wells In. .408 Onto Berlin William Wells 872 Germany, Universities of . . Culture and Progress II. .328 Geysers of California, The Benlamin P. Avery VI. .641 Illus. View from Witches Caldron vI. .641 The Devils Cation 648 Bridge over Fulton Creek 644 Devils Tea Kettle 649 Vulcans Steam Works .. . .647 Petrified Trees 65o Ghost Who Made Himself Useful, A Edward Sz5encer V.. 57 Ghost Story, A. Poem H E. Warner IX. .552 Giant Puff-ball, Poisoning by the Nature and Science IX.. 124 Gil BIas in Hebrew Culture and Progress II.. 553 Gilder, Richard Watson, Papers by: Sonnets ... vII.. 42 A Song of the Early Xci~cinin.~ Poem. .... 770 Girl at Rudder Grange,5 The. (See Rudder Grange ) Frank R. Stockton x. .285 Illus. Mrs. Blame! x. .287 Back to Back 290 Palmy Days 288 OneTwoThree . 292 Ha, Ha! Lord Mar mont Thun der ed. .289 The Remains 296 Give it a Name, I beg... Home and Society IV.. 773 Glaciers, American , Culture and Progress I. .687 Gladden, Washington, Papers by: The Hoosac Tunnel * I.. 143 Edward Eggleston * vI. . Glass, Recent Developments in The Worlds Work X. .524 Glass, Tempered X..791 Glitter, Less Home and Society VI. . I 13 Glove, Excuse my VIII. .627 Goblin of the Ice,5 The Dr. I. I. Hayes 246 Illus. He Towed it North in the Night- Dont Go, Dear Carl! 253 time I. .248 Tahita at the Witchs Hut 257 In the Goblins Storm 250 Paul in the Ice Cavern 261 The Galdrakens Warning 252 A Spectral Pack... 264 PART! ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 3 Vol. Page. Gold Country, A Ballad of the H. H iv. .613 Golden Gate,0 The City of the Samuel Williams x. .266 titus. S~n Francisco in 2849 x. .267 The Bummer 274 Birds-eye View of San Francisco in 2875 . .268 Have your razors ground? 275 The Old Mission Church 269 Street Market Scene in San Francisco 276 New City Hall 270 The Dead Beat 277 United States Branch Mint 270 Hoodlums at the Street Corner 279 Palace Hotel 270 Portrait of James Lick 28o Starr Kings Church 272 Chinese Thief 280 Bank o California 272 Alley in Chinesc Quarter 282 Merchants Exchange 272 Chioese Opium Den 282 Emperor Norton 272 Chinese Gamhling Den 283 The Golden Gate 273 Chinese Theater 284 Good Fellow, The Topics of the Time Tilt. 239 Good-for-Nothing, A /-Ijalmar H/or/h Boyeseu X. .361 Good Manners Topics of the Time V.. 256 Good Nature, The Sins of American itt.. I I I Goods, Ne4v Home and Society....vni. . I 15; IX.. 760 Goodyear, William Henry. A Lost Art * VIII. .432 Gothic Revival in England, The Culture and Progress III. .627 Gounod and his Villa i.. 683 Grand Jury, That Thomas W. Knox iii. .609 Grand Cafion,* An Overland Trip to the MaIorJ. UK Powell x. .659 Illus. Map of the Grand Caflon x. .66o Godiva 667 The Narrows (Mu-Koon-Tu.Weap Marys Vail 668 Caflon) 662 An Indian Village in Winter 669 Alcove Bad Lands 664 Pillings Cascade 670 Some of Our Indian Guides 665 View of Mu.Koon.Tu.Weap Valley 672 U-Nu-Pin Pi-Ka-Vo 666 Grange, A Visit to the Kate Hillard iv. 748 Grape Vines, Selection of Nature and Science VIII.. 122 Graphic Art,0 The Beuson J. Lossing Iv.. 398 Itlus. A Chinese Engraving iv.. 399 The Virgin and the Infant Jesus 406 Virgin and Child, Mantegna 400 Portrait of R. Bayfield 407 The Mountehank; etched hy Remhrandt .402 Head of Christ 408 Lucretia Stahhing Herself 402 Portrait of Claude Demet 409 The Condemned 403 Arahesque 420 A Landscape 404 A Poet 422 Portrait of Snyders 405 Gray, David. The Happy Time.0 Poem III. .456 Gray Collection of Engravings, The Culture and Progreis VI.. 247 Grays Peak,* Ascent of IV.. 576 thus. Charley Utter, the Guide Iv. .57~ Georgetown 579 The Terrihle Lode 578 Grays Peatc 580 A Rocky Mountain Toll-gate 578 A Break-down in the Mountains Greece, Impressions of. (Sir Thomas Wyse) culture and Progress It. .327 Greeks of To!day, The v. .~i8 Greenhacks0, An Hour among the v. .657 Illus. Shaking Hands with F. E Spinner.... v. .657 Lowering Money,on the Elevator 664 Counting New Greenhacks 659 Receiving Money hy Adams Express 665 The New Cash-room, Treasury Depart- Canceling Redeemed Greenhacks 666 ment 66i Cutting Machine. Redemption Room 668 In the Money Vault 662 Greenough, Mrs. R. S., Papers hy: The Counts Little Daughter; A Legend of Nureinherg.0 Poem iiI. .229 Christine Nilsson and her Maestro .... iii. .479 Greenoughs Portia Culture and Progress iv.. 121 Greenwood, Langd on. Napoleon II) V. .602 Grief, Acquainted with. Poem M. B. Rockwell VI.. 31 Griflparzer, The Poet Culture and Progress It.. io6 Griswold s Female Poets of America (ulture and Progress VIII.. 120 Guendolen. Poem Celia Thaxter V.. 78 Guernsey and Sark.0 (A Farmers Vacation) Geoegl E. Waring, Jr X..574 Gun-Cotton Nature and Science VII.. 510 Guns and Gunpowder VI. .253 Gun-Metal The Wrlds Work X. .395 Gunpowder Plot,0 The Edward Eggleston II.. 252 Illus. Le Diahie! Le Diahle ii.. 256 Guizot Culture and Progress t. . 682 Guyots Physical Geography vt. .636 Gyp Tie. Poem Clara C. Dolliver x. .6~6 32 INDEX. El. iLl., Papers by: The Abbot Paphnutius. Poem 5.. 170 An Arctic Quest. Poem vii.. 8i Waiting. Poem iii.. 27 The Singers Hills.0 Poem vii.. 257 A Christmas Symphony.* Poem iii.. ~88 Sealed Orders. Poem viii. ~ My Hickory Fire. Poem III. .544 Two. Poem viii. .684 A Ballad of the Gold Country. Poem iv.. 6s~ Sonnet x.. 87 The Singers Friends. Poem V.. 31 Danger. Poem X. .378 Covert. Poem V. .475 Freedom. Poem X. .709 My Day in the Wilderness VI.. 471 Vol. Page. Hadleys Essays Culture and Progress VII. .247 Hadleys Introduction to Roman Law VIt. . 247 Hair-Cutting, A Royal Fanny Roper Feudge Vilt. . 784 Hake, Dr. T. G. The Blind BoyA Parable III. .189 Hakes Poems Culture ad Progress vlt. .523 Hale, Edward Everett. Alma Maters Roll. Poem x. .623 Hales (Edward Everett) Ups and Downs (ulture and Progress VI.. 758 Hales (Edward Everett) Our New Crusade X. .392 Hall, Fits-Edward, Papers by: Shall We Say Is Being Built? III. .700 Pandits VI. .463 Hallock,W. H. Jauntain Japan0 II..245 Halloween; or, Chrissies Fate .7k/eta C. Adams lIt. . 26 Halloween Home and Society iii. . 1 19 Halsted, Byron D. Some Vegetable Eccentricities * X. . 710 Hamburga without a House Time Worlds Work x. .396 Hamerton, Philip Gilbert, Papers by: On the Reading of Newspapers V. .327 One Phase of the Marriage Question ... V.. 460 Hamertons Intellectual Life Culture and Progress VI.. 756 Hamertons Harry Blount X. .256 Hamilton, Gail, Papers by: Conference Wrong Side Out I. .423 Captain Millicent vu.. ~6o Hamilton, Kate W. A Novel Spoiled Vt.. 22 Handles, A Plea for Home and Society IX.. 380 Handy, Mrs. M. P. On the Tobacco Plantation* IV, .658 Happy Time,0 The. Poem David Gray III. .456 Hanging-Basket,0 The New Home and Society IX.. 768 Hans Brinker; or, The Silver Skates (ulture and Pro6 ress VII. .507 Hap-Hazard. (Kate Field) VI. .635 Happy Village. The. Poem D. Kane ODonnel x.. 83 Hardys Far from tbe Madding Crowd Culture and Progress IX.. 637 Hares Records of a Quiet Life II. . 507 Hares Days near Rome X. . 255 Hark! Poem Caroline R. Wilkinson VI. .703 Harker and Blind James T. McKay ....... .302 Harney, Will Wallace. The Old Home. Poem IX. .231 Hart, 1. M. Cornell University0 VI.. 199 Hart, Jobn S. The Shakespeare Death-Mask0 VIII. .304 Harte, Bret, Papers by: After the Accident.0 Poem v. ~i6 A Monte Flat Pastoral VII.. 343 An Episode of Fiddletown0 . ..... 433, 576, 696 Wan Lee, the Pagan VIII.. 552 Luke (In the Colorado Parki873). Poem. tEsop, The Improved. (Selected).... X. .134 [vii.. 2o8 Harte, Bret,0 with Portrait Aroak Brooks VI.. Harte, Bret, in Hungary Brie-k-Proc X. 793 Hartes Verse and Prose (ulture and Progress ... .111.. 380 Hartes Mrs. Skaggs Husbands . .647 Hartes Echoes of the Foot-Hills IX. .637 Harvest. Poem Nelly M. Hutekinson VIII. .461 Hassard, J. R. G., Papers by: The New Vork Mercantile Library0... I.. 353 An American Museum of Art0 II .409 Theodore Thomas0 IX. .458 Hats and Bonnets Home and Society.. . . VI. .372; VII. .245 [VIII..116; IX..25~ X. .115 Haunted Ship, The An Old Tar 398 Haunted Closet, The Susan Archer Weiss III. .708 Haunted House,0 The. Poem Geor6e MacDonald VII. .272 Hawaii. (An Island on Fire0) Titus Munson foon II. .~6i Haweiss Thoughts for the Times Culture and Progress V. . 520 Hawthorne, Julian, Papers by: The Oak-Trees Christmas Gift III. .320 The Mullenville Mystery iii. .61~ PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 33 Vol. Page. Hawthornes Last Bequest T. W. .Aligginsou V. .100 Hawthorne Culture and Progress II.. 669 Hawthornes (Julian) Bressant VI. .507 Hawthornes (Julian) Idolatry ix .~S5 Hay, John, Papers by: Emst of Edelsheim. Poem IV.. 650 Boudoir Prophecies. Poem vii.. 271 The Law of Death. Poem vs. ~ Mount Tahor. Poem ...... 353 Hay, John, Biographical Sketch of (with Portrait) VII.. 736 Hays (John) Castilian Days Culture and Progress III. .253 Hayes, Dr. I. I,, Papers by: Twice Alone; A Tale of the Lahrador .1.. 78 Gohlin of the Ice* 246 Hay-Fever, The Mature and Science VIII.. 5o6 Hayne, Paul H. The Awakening. Poem X. .508 Haynes (Paul H.) Poems Culture and Progr~os x. .647 Hazens School and the Army in Prussia and France IV.. 778 Headley, J. T., Papers by: Ships* 303 Life in the Caucasus5 II. .353 Philadelphia5 II.. 225 Mountain Views and Adventures* II.. 482 Health, The Philosophy of Good Edward Spencer II. .589 Health and Physical Habits of English and American Women Mary E. Beedy VII.. 747 Heating of our Houses, The Home and Society III. .494 Heat, Solar Nature and Science VIII. .252 Heart Song, A. Poem Samuel W. Duffield VI. .575 Heat, Singular Action of Nature and Science VIII.. 380 Heathen and the Saints, The Topics of the Time 214 Heathen Chinee Outdone, Our Culture and Progress 682 Heather Bloom. Poem Mary E. Bradley X. .752 liehes Jumbles Annie .R. Annon IV. .465 Heliotype Reproductions, Some Culture and Progress IX.. 383 Hell Gate,5 The Unbarring of James Richardson III.. 33 Illus. Workmen Ascending the Ladder III. .33 Block House on Mill Rock, 2124 34 Tower on Hallets Point, 2124 34 Fort Stevens in 2124 35 A Dutch View of Hell Gate 35 Hell Gate from Negro Point 36 Map of Hell Gate 37 Profile of Pot Rock 38 Mailleferts Plan 38 General View of Works at Hallets Point ... 39 Mushroom Drill 40 View of Coffer-Dam 42 Ground Plan of Operations at Hallets Point.42 Longitudinal Section of Grand Heading .... 43 View of Shaft from Coffer-Dam 44 Drilling 45 Under the River 45 Miners at Work 46 Leveling 46 Miners Tools 47 Opening a Gallery 47 The Shaft, Looking East 48 Battery, Cartridges, Conducting Cahle, etc. .49 Section of the Scow 49 Ready to Go Down 50 Putting in the Charges 50 The Blast 52 Nitro-Glycerine Factory 51 Making Nitro-Olycerine 52 Grappling Machine 52 Helps Ivan de Biron Culture and Progress. VIII. .631 Hepwortb and Heterodoxy Topics of the Time III.. 745 Her Sphere. Poem Elizabeth Akers Allen IV. .218 Her Face. Poem Charlotte F. Bates IV.. 705 Hereditary Foes5 Kate Putnam Osgood IX.. 360 Illus. Angtlique and the Swans IX.. 360 Hero of the Commune, The Margaret I Preston III.. 66o Heroism Begins at Home Home and Society VI. .244 Heron, The. Poem James Maurice Thompson X.. 74 Herrick, G. F. Turkish Proverbs VI. .692 Hidden Joy, The. Poem . .~ Louisa Bushnell III. .455 Hidden Treasures5 Schele De Vere III. . 662 Illus. Tin Mine at Cape Lands End, Comwall, The Descent by Ladders in the Mine at England so. .662 Falun 666 Genii of the Underground World 663 Pennsylvania Oil Wells 667 Bone Cavem at Maestricht 664 Buming of the Colliery at Astley, England 668 View of the Slate Quarries at Angers 665 In the Coal Mines at Charleroi 669 Higginson, T. W., Papers by: A Day of Scottish Games 555. .329 Charles Dudley Warner5 VII.. 332 Hawthornes last Bequest V.. ioo Decoration. Poem VIII. .234 Intercollegiate Scholarship V..366 Higginsons Atlantic Essays Culture and Progress III.. 251 Higginsons Oldport Days VII. .374 Hsgginsons History IX. .768 Higginsons English Statesmen X. .521 Hilgard, J. E. The Advance of Population in the United States IV. .214 Hillard, Kate, Papers by: AVisitto the Grange IV..748 Caro Nome. Poem VI.. 539 Hints for Anniversary Presents Home and Society VIII. .751 3 34 INDEX. 1~AJV Th and Pro oress Vol. Page. History of Religions, A Comparative. (James sioiiatt, Li. Li.) uuoture VII.. 764 Historical Manuscripts, The Royal Commission on vi. .629 History, Epochs of IX.. 122 [lodges Systematic Theology DI. .122, 635; V. .518 Hodges What is Darwinism? VIII. .377 Hodgskiu, James B. Law of the Heart and Law of the Street Iv. .358 Hodgson, Fannie E. Papers hy: Surly Tims Trouble iv. .220 One Day at Arle iv. .441 The Woman Who Saved Me V.559 Holder, J. B. The Stone Period of the Antilles0 X. .427 Holiday, A. Poem . D. Rice VI. .564 Holidays for Middle-Age Home and Society IX. . ii8 Holland, J. G. Papers hy: Christmas Carol. Poem I. .352 Mildred in the Library.* Poem Ix.. 56 Arthur Bonnicascle0 v. .32, i68, 320, 480 The Story of Sevenoaks*.... Ix. .322, 467, 568 [si~~ 681; VI. .32, 208, 304, 445, 540, 704 [696; X. .22, 151, 328, 432, 592, 736 Holland. (A Farmers Vacation) George E. Waring, Jr... IX.. 714; X.. 52 HoIm, Saxe. Papers by: Whose Wife Was 9 ii.. 465 The Elders Wife; S9quel to Draxy Mil Esther Wynns Love-Letters iii.. if~ lers Dowry V. .74~ vi.. 17 How One Woman Kept Her Husband III. .467 A Four-leaved Clover VIII.. 213, 294 Draxy Millers Dowry iv. .86, 205, 290 My Tourmaline IX. .92, 222, 282, 488 The One-legged Dancers V. .337 HoIm, Norman. Martin Leas Story V.. 701 Holmes, Julia A. Children Who Work 0 t. 607 Home and its Queen Topics of i/ce Time 452 HOME AND SOCIETY. Contents cf. Vol. Page. Accomplishments VIII.. 244 Atting Rhymes IX.. 507 Age Before Beauty V.. 769 Age, A Plea for VI. .752 Annuals, The Cultivation of IV.. 229 Appetite, The Abuse of VI.. 497 Aquana II. .550 Archery VIII.. 242 Arm? The Right or Left VIII. .244 Anniversary Presents, Hints for VIII. .751 Art and Furniture vi.. 243 Art, Household V. .640 Art Nooks V. .265 Articlefor Publication, Howto Beginan . vi.. Awnings, A XVord About 0.. 552 Bankrupt Talkers VI.. 243 Bath, The viii. .628 Beds, Making the ii. .202 Beef-Tea in. .627 Bonnets and Hats.. .11. .220; iv. .249; vi.. 372 Book-Clubs [VII. .243; viii.. i~6; X. .225 VII.. 373 Books, Marking viii.. 629 Boy, The iv.. 637 Breakfast, Socially Considered viii.. Camping Out X. .245 Capital Deformity vi.. 627 Carpets, Nature in Ix.. 129 Carpets, About x. .246 Children and Money vii. .630; VIII. .499 Children, A Word for the VIII.. 498 Children, Frightening viii.. 628 Childrens Hour, The x. . ~i6 Chivalrie VIII. .372 Christmas Greenery 348; In. .373 Churches, a New System in City .... VIII.. 242 Cloaks VII. .244; IX.. 254 Clothes of the Period, The in. .374 Coffee, A Cup of iv. Color in Houses x. .ii6 Comfort Below Stairs x. . ~i6 Co-operative Marketing v.. 642 Correspondents, Letters from x. . ii8, 250 [385, 644, 785 Costume Parties Ix.. 254 Country Board Croquet0 Iv. .246, 372, 5o2 VIII. .372 Curry, A Veritable x. . 217 Curcains,* How to Get X. .247 Delsarte for Every Day, A II.. 436 Dinner-giving, Of VI.. 497 Dinners, Little 569 Dinner-Table, Around the ix.. 632 Dolly Varden Iv.. 248 Doineslic Ethics iv.. ~oo Domestic Products VII.. 242 Door-steps x. .525 Dress, Vol. Page. The Ethics of II.. 208 Dress, Reform in VI.. 752 Dress Goods VII.. 220 Dresses, Evening x. .225 Drinks, Summer IV.. 375 Easter Eggs Ill. .752 Eating, Hours for x. .642 Economy and Elegance vii.. 630 Economy, False x. .527 Entertainments, Economic vii.. ~oo Etiquette, The Basis of vi.. 627 Excuse My Glove! yin. .627 Exile, In Behalf of in. .625 Fall Fires V. .227 Fall Weather and Warm Blood V.. 226 Fancy-work vi.. 629 Fans vi. .629 Fashions, The I. .348; ii. .209; iv. ~ [vii. .629; viii. .214; IX. .253; X. .224 Ferne , A iv. .638; X. .785 Fern-Pressing vi.. 629 Ferns, Autumn Leaves and X. .785 Floors ii. .552 Flower Mission, The VIII.. 372 Flowers, Cut II. .437 Flowers vi. .242; viii. .243 Folks-Kitchens V.. 769 Food, Seasonable viii.. 243 Foot-coverings vi.. 628 Forest Furnishings ii.. 659 Front Door, At the V.. 509 Frugal, For the iv. .638 Fruit on the Table x. .527 Funeral Service, A V.. 225 Furniture, Art and VI.. 243 Furs 457; VII. .372 Games, Some New Iv.. 373 Games 678; II. .552; In. .495; IV. .502 [VII. .501; viii. .499 Games and Gambling v.. 643 Gardening Iv. ~ V. .125 Garments, Outside viii.. mA; x. . ii6 Give it a Name, I Beg iv.. Glitter, Less VI.. 223 Goods, New viii. .225; Ix. .760 Halloween III. .229 Handles, A Plea for Ix.. 380 Hanging Basket,0 The New Ix.. 761 Hats and Bonnets vi. .372; VII. .243 [viii. .ii6; IX. .254; X. .215 Heating of Our Houses, The iii. .494 Heroism Begins at Home VI.. 244 Holidays for Middle-Age ix.. ii8 Honiekeeping versus Housekeeping... vi.. 752 Hospitality . v.. ~o8 House-cleaning Time, Hints in x. .246 House-furnishing, Hints for Iv. .217 PART ONE, VOLS. I TO X. Vol. Pago~ Right or Left Arm? The viii. .244 Rights of Some Women, The iv. .117 Roses ii. .324; iv. .247 Salads II. .102 School-Girls Meals, The x. .384 Seeds in the House, Striking 679 Sei~vants, Politeness to VIII.. 752 Sewing-Maclsines, The Curse of x. .384 Shawls, India III. .495 She III. .117 Sheltering Arms, A ii.. 323 Shoes, Sense in x. .641 Shopping, Holiday 347 Sick-Room Papers In. .750; IV.. uS [v. .127, 510 Sickness, Short Hints Concerning x. .642 Silk Sacques VI.. 371 Silks, Domestic VI.. 752 Sisters of Mercy, Unvowed V. .767 Skates On V. .509 Sleeplessness IX. .632 Slumber, Coaxing V. .768 Social Customs VII.. 119 Society, The Chairs of V. .264 Spring Colors IX.. 759 Spring Flowers, The Fashions in... X. .243 Stationery 458 St. Valentines Day IX.. 5o6 Styles, The. VI. .370, 75I VII. .118 VIII. .750 Summer in a Corner II. .210 Summer Raiment VI.. 369 Summer Travel IV.. 637 Summers Journey, A X. .382 Sweep, How to IX, .119 Table, The Poetry of the IV.. 375 Table, At the V. .265 Table Customs VIII.. 627 Tablets IX.. ~o8 Tea and Toast IX.. 255 Tea, Relishes for IV.. 119 Tea-Pot, Heresy in the V. .768 Tent Awnings IV. .501 Tent Under the Beach, The VIII. .498 Thanksgiving 111. .240 Theatricals, Amateur VII.. 758 Time, Killing VIII. .627 Traveling Dresses IV 249; VI. .371 Tresses, The Picturesque in V. .264 Trimmings VIII. .115 1ube-Drinking VIII.. 499 Twelfth Night III. .373 Unmusical, To the IX.. 759 Ventilation X. .784 Voice-Culture IX. .119 Walls and their Coverings IV.. 117 Wedding Cards: I. .458 Weddings VIII. .751 Which Shall it be5 VIII.. 750 Window-Boxes I. .457 Window, Open the VI.. 113 Window-Gardening V. 392 Wood Fires, A Grate for X. .117 Women, The Rights of Some IV.. 117 Work-Baskets I. .459, 570 Writing in the Lap IX.. ~o8 You Ought to Know VI.. 113 HOME AND SOCIETY. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Houschold Art V. .640 Housekeeping, Some Curious Things in IX.. 631 How to Keep House on a Small Salary. IX.. 633 Ilyper-Gentility V. .643 Ices II. .436 Ice-water VIII. .243 Idiots, Suggestive IV.. 774 Ill Winds That May Blow Good IV.. ii6 Illuminating III. .626 Illuminations, Home X. .784 Improvement, A Modern II. .210 In Memoriam IX. .380, 632 Introductions IX. .507 Ivies, English 570 Jewel-Basket 459 Jewels, The Fashion of VI.. 499 Juveniles, Of V.. 128 Kitchen-Floors X. .117 I.aces 677; IV. .638 Ladies and Gentlemen IX.. 507 Ladies at Sea V. .642 Leaves and Ferns, Autumn X. .785 Le Cercle VIII.. 372 Letters, Answering VIII. .628 Lilies IV.. 373 Listen V. .393 Lost Method of Expression, A X. .783 Luncheon X. .383 Magazines Burn your Old X. .117 Maids and Mistresses vi.. 628 1\Iarketing X. .249 Matting IX.. 760 Maying, The Modern II.. 101 Meat, Loss of, in Cooking IX. .761 Mental Set, A uc. .643 Middle-age, Holidays for IX. .118 Midsummer Eve II. .323 Mignonette-Boxes III. .242 Modern Convenience V - .266 Monday Payments V. .263 Money, Losing VIII.. 499 5\Ioving, The Penalty of VII.. 629 Newspapers Domcstically Considered. VII.. 629 Odd 7tlinutes of Waiting VII.. 500 Old Books and Peciodicals VI.. 112 Out-Doors VII.. 628 Pairing Season, The ... II.. 322 Parlor Bulbs I.. 349 Parlor, The Sacrificial IX.. 762 Parlors, Best ii. .6s8 Pennies Childrens ix. .631 Piazza, The X. .249 Picturesque Ladies VI.. 241 Pitcher Plant III. .752 Plant Stand, A vii. .~oo Poetry in Domino . . .111.. 241 Politeness to Servants VIII.. 752 Poor, A Word for the ...... 372 Presents, Hints for Anniversary VIII.. 751 Presents, Making I.. 114 Private Correspondence VII.. 244 Queen Summer II. .435 Rag Carpets, How to Make X. .643 Rank and Raiment V. .391 Reading, The Habit of VI.. 498 Ready-made Garments VI.. 498 Rymes, Acting IX.. 507 Vol. Page. Home Matters, Bits of Talk About. (H. H. ) Culture and Pro6 ress VI.. 635 Home Reading, Papers for. (Rev. John Hall, D. D.) Giiltare and Progress. It. .559 Home, The. (Frank R. and Marian Stockton) Culture and Progress V. .779 Home, The Old. Poem , Will Wallace Haraci IX.. 231 Homes, English Country Laborers Nature and Science V. .653 Homes of New York, The New James Richardson VIII.. 63 Homekeeping versus Housekeeping Home and Society VI.. 752 Homeward. Poem Lois Brooke I. .516 Honorary Degrees Culture and Progress Itt. .827 Hooper, William R. The Heiress of Washington VII. .571 Hoosac Tunnel, The Nature and Science V. .782 Hoosac Tunnel,~ The Washington Gladden I.. 143 Illus. Great Bend on the Deerfield River 144 Walter Shanly 146 Profile of the Hoosac Mountain 146 The Deerfield Dam 147 The Burleigh Drills upon the Carriage .... 248 The Air-Compressor 149 Eastern Portal 150 Electric Fuse 150 Work at the Heading 152 Western Portal 153 Buildings at the West Shaft S4 Miners Descending the Shaft iss Central Shaft 57 35 36 INDEX. Vol. Page. Hope, To. Poem Jo/in Vance Chairy X. .497 Hopkins, Samuel. A Peep Behind the Scenes i.. iSo Hopkins, Miss M. A. Under the Elms. Poem II. .260 Hopkins, Miss I. T. Papers by: Miss Marigolds Thanksgiving* in.. 157 Mortality Puffs VIII. .571 One of Miss Widgerys Evenings v. .291 In a Trumpet IX.. 244 Hopkinss Outline Study of 1\lan culture and Progress VII.. 379 Hoppin, Aug. A Matrimonial Stock Operation . .400 Horoscope, A. Poem W. C. Wilkinson 654 Hospitality [Ionic and Society V. .508 Hotchkiss, Jed. New Ways in the Old Dominion V. .537, 273 Hotels, Ladies Culture end Trogr:ss in. .121 House, The Story of a. (Viollet-le-Duc) IX. .509 House-building, Hints on Nature and Science iv.. 113 House-cleaning Time, Hints in Home and Society X. .246 House-furnishing, Hints for IV. .117 Household Art. (See also Beds and Tables, & c.) V. .640 Housekeeping, Some Curious Things in IX. .631 Houses, Frameless The Worlds TEar/i X. .396 Houston, Netlie Power. Natures Child. Poem X. .373 How Men Learned to Analyze the Sun.2 (See Astronomy)... Janies Richardson V.. 465 How Much has been Gained Topics of the Time VI.. 239 How the Storm Came. Poem W. F. .D H. .6o~ How to Keep House on a Small Salary Ilommie and Society IX. .633 How to Do It. (E. E. Hale) Cii Iture and Progrss III. .511 How One Woman Kept Her Husband ... Saxe Holmn III. .467 Howard, R. XV. The Martyr Church of Madagascar I. .639 Howell, Fanny. Woman as a Smuggler, and Woman as a Detective IV. .354 Howells (W. D.) Poems Culture end Progress VII. .251 Hugos Ninety-Three.. . (ulture and Progress VIII. .248 Huldab, the Help Edward Eggleston i8i~ Human Equolity Nature and Science IV. .497 Human Species, The Unity of the IV. .367 Hungarian Journalism Culture and Progress III. .631 Hunts (W. M.) Pictures III. .500 Hunts (XV. M.) Talks on Art X. .787 Hunting Adventures in India5 Lt. (ol. Gordon fJummning III. . 305 Hursts Life and Literature in the Fatherland Culture and Progress IX. .385 Hutchinson, Nelly M. Harvest. Poem VIII. .461 Huxleys Addresses Culture amid Progress VI. .75~ Hyacinthes Marriage Topics of the Time V.. I 13 Hyde, Alexander. Co-Education of the Sexes II. .519 Hydraulic Motors The Worlds Work X. .257 Hydraulic Ram Engine X. .653 Hydrophobia, AnIidote for Nature and Science VIII. .635 Hygrometer, A New IV.. 114 Hypatia. Poem Edmund Clarence Stednian V.. 746 Hyper-Gentility .. Home amid Society V.643 I MUSED Last Night in Pensive Mood. Poem Alice Williams IX. .128 Ice2 . F. H. Forbes X. .462 Illus. Scraping x. .465 Grooving 467 Planing and Ribbing 466 Sawing, Calking, and Breaking Off 468 Gig for Conveying ice into Ships Hold.. .466 Ice, Elevatiou of Bowlders by Nature and Science IX. .389 Ice Age, The Great VIII. .379 Ices Home and Society II. .436 Ice-water VIII. .243 Identity Nature amid Science VI.. 759 Idiots, Suggestive . Honie a d Society IV.. 774 Ill Winds that May Blow Good IV.. ii6 Illuminating III. .626 Illumination in Theaters . . Nature and Science IV. .634 Illumination, Economy in VI.. 126 Illuminations, Home Home and Society X. .784 Mlustrated Travel Culture and Progress V. .521 Improvement, A Modern Home and Society II.. 210 Immanent Imperfection. Poem C. P. Lath rop ix.. 6o6 In a Garret. Poem lizabeth Akers Allen 504 In Absence. Poem George Parsons Lat/irop In. .726 In an Hour. Poem Nora Perry VIII. .551 In Ccelo Quies. Poem William C. Richards IX. .244 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 37 Vol. Page. In the Park. Poem.. E. IL C 596 In the Brook Susan (ao/idge III. .567 In the Valley of Shadows. Poem H. F. Warner II. .650 In Strict Confidence. Poem Alice Williams IX. .516 In the Garden. Poem Harriet McEzoea Kimball Iv. . i63 In the Barn.0 Poem Benlamin F. Thy/ar VIII., 580 Illus. The Flails come down viii.. ~8o I Hear the Laugh when the Ear is Red .584 A Breeze in a Box ~5e Tis Money Musk by Merry Feet 585 The Old Barns Tenantry 583 In Memoriam. (Charles Scribuer). .. Topics of the Time III. .109 In Memoriam Home and Saciety IX. .380 In Memorsam IX.. 632 Incivility, American Topics of the Time VIII. .623 Income, Investments for IX. .250 Incomes, Professional and Literary V. .636 India,0 Hunting Adventures in Lt. - Cbl. Cordon Cumming III. .305 Illus. A Shot at a Wild Bull In. .305 Death of the Boar 312 The Challenge Accepted 306 Cumming Attacked by a Bear 323 Tiger-Hunting at Night 307 A Piece of Strategy 314 Tiger Disturbed by Vultures 308 The Moonlight Chase 315 Riding for the First Spear 309 Elephant Charged by a Tiger 316 Bulkley takes a Mud Bath 320 A Troop of Five Tigers 317 The Boar Charges ~si The Tigers Last Leap 328 Indians,0 Life and Habits of the. (Pictures from the Plains).. T. B. Thorpe iii. .143 Indians, How to Treat the L. Edwin Dudley x. .484 Ingelow, Jean, as a Novelist Culture and Progress VI. .379 Insanity in England, Causes of Increase of Nature and Science vii. .636 Insanity of Cain, The ....... .JThry M~~es Doa!s~e VI. .104 Insects, Agriculture and... . Nature and Science IX. .261 Insects, Flowers and IX. .515 Instinct and Education. .. .. .. .. . IV.. 769 Insurance Losses .. .. . . IV.. 770 Intaglios. (Payne).... Cielture and Progress II. .327 Intellectual Lsfe. (P. G. Hamerton) . VI. .756 Intellectual Science, Elements of. (Noah Porter) Culture and Progress III. .124 Intellectual Merit, An Order of Natuiv and Science VII. .125 Intelligence in Young Creatures . VI.. 126 Intercollegiate Scholarships . T. W. Hig~ insan V.. 366 Intercollegiate Scholarships (ulture and Progress Vt.. I 15 International Metric Commission, The. . . . V. .771 International Commission, The. . .. ... Topics of the Time II.. 96 International Copyright . . X. .378 Introductions Home and Society IX. .507 Intruder, An. Poem .. Hiram Rich V. .167 Invention, An English The Worlds Worh X. .397 Investigation, A Curious Nature and Science IV.. 770 lnvestigatiuns in England and America, Original V. .654 Irish Smugglers, Stories of the James Anthony Fraude V. .221 Iron in the Blood Nature and Science V.. 124 Iron Burned V. .390 Iron, Deterioration in VI. .253 Iron Ships, Preserving of . . . . . . . . .. VI.. I27 Iron Structures, Corrosion of . . . . The Worlds Warh x. .652 Irreparable. Poem . .. Richard Henry Stoddard VII.. 281 Irreverence Topics of the Time X. . 109 Island of Corfu,* The Charles K. Tucherman 445 Island on Fire,0 An . Titus Munson Coon II.. 561 Illus. Hale Man-Man, Volcano of Ki-lau-e-a, The Falling Mountain 570 Hawaiian Islands II.. 56 A Volcanic Wave Breaking on the Shore Manna Loa, The Fire Mountain 562 of Hawaii 571 Coast formed by Volcanic Action ~ Map of Eruptions 572 Lava Stream Pouring into the Sea 569 Isles of Shoals, The. (Celia Thaxter) Culture and Progress . . VI. .506 Ismailia. (Sir Samuel Baker) . 638 Ivan de Biron. (Arthur Helps) VIII. .631 Ivies, English Home and Society 570 JACK IN OFFICE. Poem J. W. De Forest X. .263 Jail-Birds and their Flights0 J. R. Thompson I. .129 Illus. Casanova Pierces the Floor of his Cell..... 129 Benvenuto Cuts up his Bed-Clothes 237 The Hidden Pike 232 Benvenuto Attacked by Dogs 238 Casanovas Ascent 232 Caumont De La Force Rescued 239 On the Roof 233 Latude Runs Off in the Fog 240 Treock Caught by the Leg 234 Count Lavalette Escaping in Disguise 242 At Full Gallop 235 The Duke of Normandy Rescued 242 At Bay 236 38 INDEX. Vol. Page. James, Henry, Jr. Adina Viii. .33, iSi Jamess A Passionate Pilgrim (ulture and Progress Ix.. 766 Jamess Transatlantic Sketches X. .389 Japan, An Adventure in Cilman P. Bri~s II. .513 Japan, Awakened Noah Brooks 111.669 Japan in Our Day Culture and Progress III. .380 Japan,0 Jaunts in .... W. H. Ha/lock II. .241 Illus. A Street Scene in Japan ii.. 241 Procession of the White Elephant 248 Japanese Blacksmiths 243 New Years Festivities 249 Moon Scene on a Japanese Canal 245 Ftte of the Sea-God 250 A Japanese Stahle 246 A Parricide on the Way to Execution 252 Japanese Pictures of American Life0 Etchings VI.. 128 Japanese Verses, A Bouquet of Charles A. DeKoy IX. .329 Jean.ah Poquelin Gcorge TV. Colle x.. 91 Jeannette Constonce Fenimore Woo/son IX.. 232 Jeremy Train: His ~ Poem An Old Fellow I. I Illus. Jeremy Tmin at Tea i In the Stall 9 A Light in the Window 2 With a Step lust a little Unsteady ii A Heifer Indeed 3 Faster and Faster the Animal Flies 24 Takes the Wind in his Eye 4 And his Gig was a Wreck The Young Wife of Mackay, looking out. Homeward Again .....................s6 An Affectionate Look 6 I will never go Hunting for Heifers The Savory Draught 8 Again 7 Jersey, Old. (A Farmers Vacation0) Geo;g~e F. TVaring,Jr X..401 J essamine.5 Poem .. corge Parsons .Lothrop x. .657 Jesuits, The War against the . Culture ai;d Progress 630 Jewels, The Fashion of Home and Society VI. .499 Jewel-Basket . 459 Jews of France, The (ulture and Progress III.. 254 J. G. H. Old and Blind Poem VII.. 709 Johannes Olaf... Culture and Progress VI.. 633 Johns, John. Papers hy: Over Sea viii.. 77 San Remo0 viii. .717 Johnson, Francis. The Mother of the Emperor William II. .138 Johnson, J. Augustus. Cyprus Afloat and Ashore0 III. .177 Johnson, Arnold Burges. Recolleclions of Charles Sumner VIII. .475; IX.. 101; X. .224, 297 Jones, Amanda T. One Night. Poem V. .462 Jones, Maria W. Papers by: Enough. Poem vs. .444 A Vision. Poem ix. .5oo Journalism, Hungarian Culture and Progress III. .631 Journalism, Schools of Whitelaw Reid IV.. 194 Journalism, A History of American. (Fredericle Hudson).. Culture and Progress VI.. 119 Journalism, The Morals of . Topics of the Time VI. .492 Journalist, whose Education has been Neglected, A Letter to a Voung , , .... . TV P. A IV. .757 Jowetts Plato .... . ... . Culture and Progress III.. 248 Joy, Sarah L. For His Sake. Poem , .. ... VII. . 236 J. S. A Visit to the Great Vo-Semite . . . 11.390 Jubilee, The Boston .... ... . Culture and Progress 503 Jury System,The . ......Tofics of the Time x. .6~7 Juveniles, Of . . . Home and Society V.. 128 KI ATE PARKMANS Wedding Days Eliz Wood V.. 85 Katherine Earle ~ Ad~line frafton. . VII. .64, 175, 336, 447, [576, 675; VIII. .55, 171,319,424,544, 706 Illus. Are they so very large ? vii.. 64 It paused Beside her viii.. A hand grasped her arm 336 The day hade them adieu 329 II am sure I wish you well 576 She laid the~letter upon the coals 544 Katherine Earle. (Adeline Trafton) Culture and Progress IX.. 121 K. C. B. Tartinis Dream-Music I. .266 Kearny at Seven Pines.0 Poem Edmund 6larence Stedman x. .265 Kellogg Culture and Progress 685 Kellogg, Clara Louise * (with Portrait) A. C. Wheeler V. .721 Kemper, Fannie Hay. The Cornwallis House (Two.Ancient Landmarks) 615 Kendall, S. C. The Boy John 723 Kenelm Chillingly. (Bulwer) IV. .375 Kennedy, Life of. (H. T. Tuckerman) Culture and Pro0 ress III.. 127 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 39 Vol. Page. Kentucky and Tennessee Edwaid King IX.. 129 Illus. Mammoth CaveThe Boat Ride ~.... IX.. 129 Frankfort, on the Kentucky River The Entrance to Mammoth Cave 130 The Ascent to Frankfort Cemetery 245 Mammoth CaveIn The Devils Arm- The Monument to Daniel Boone, Frank- Chair 232 fort 246 Mammoth CaveThe Suhterranean Al- View on the Kentucky River, near Frank- hum 232 fort 247 Mammoth Cave The Fat Mans Asteroid Kicks Up 2.48 Misery 233 Chimney Rock, Kentucky 249 The Levee at Louisville 235 A Familiar Scene in a Louisville Street 251 Louisville, Ky 236 A Souvenir of Kentucky 252 A Waiter at the Galt House, Louisville. .237 The Hermitage, near Nashville, Tenn . .253 The City Hall, Louisville 238 Tomh of Andrew Jackson at The Hermi- The Court House, Louisville i39 tage ....... 254 The Post Office, Louisville 239 The State Capitol, Nashville, Tenn 254 Portrait of George D. Prentice 240 View from the State Capitol, Nashville, At the Louisville Exposition 242 Tenn 55 The Cathedml at Louisville 242 . A Wayside Sketch The Colored Normal School, Louisville.... 243 Kentuckys Love. (Edward King) Culture and Progress . .779 Kill, Thou Shalt Topics of the Tune VI .107 Kimball, Harriet McEwen. Papers by: The Flight of the Birds. Poem 309 A Vigil. Poem Vii. .207 Song. Poem III. .277 White Azaleas. Poem IX.. 695 In the Garden. Poem iv.. i68 Kindergarten, The Culture and Progress 11.216 King, Edward. Papers by: A Womans Execution, Paris, May, 72 A Ramhle in Virginia* vii. Poem ii. .~oo Parepa-Rosa. Poem VII. .735 In and Ahout Paris0 Iv.. 523, 6~6 Southern Mountain Ramhles in Tennes An Expedition with Stanley v. .205 see, Georgia and South Carolina5 viii.. s How Stanley found Livingstone0 V. .298 The South Carolina Prohlem * ViiI. .229 The Bridge of Nenilly V.540 0 Birds that Flit hy Oceans Rim! The New Route to the Gulf0 Vi. .257 Poem Viii. .328 A Song of the Soul. Poem VI. .695 Kentucky and Tennessee0 iX.. 229 Only Half a Woman* ViI.. 82 The Liverpool of America* IX. .68t Old and New Louisiana0 ViI. .2, 229 The Great South0.. Vi. .257; VII. .2~ 229, 523 Glimpses of Texas0 VII. .302, 402 [645; VIII. .229, 257, 385, 523, 642; iX. .229 Among the Mountains of Western North Carolina0 VII. .523 Kincr Gambrinus and his Subjects0 William Wells . ... 490 Illus. An Old Toper 490 Boys! Lets Be Off! 495 The Sanctimonious Sharper ~ The Corporals Sto 495 A Beer-House Squahhle 492 Hot Chestnuts! 496 Is Vour Mug Empty? ~ The Mournful End 496 Let that Mug Alone! 494 King of Denmarks Sons, The. Poem William Morris . V.. 294 King of the Cannibal Islands, The. Poem ~J. TV. Be Forest IX .645 Kings of the ~ Burt G. Wilder 239 Illus. The Wren 239 Nests of the Red Flamingo 243 Eagle Carrying off a Child in the Alps .... 240 Nest of the Burrowing Owl 244 Comparative Sizes of Eggs 242 Floating Nests of the Little Grehe 245 Nest of the Baltimore Oriole 242 Kinney, Elizabeth C. Papers by: A Day with the Brownings at Pratolino .2.. ~ Florida Roses. Poem 2.646 Victor Emanuels Queen 524 The First-Born. Poem VI.. 237 Kitchen-Floors Home and Society X. . 117 Knee-Buckles, My John Estcn Gooke VI. .477 Knox, Thomas W Papers by: The Imperial Family of Russia III. .228 That Grand Jury III. .609 L. L. ~~nsRECOLLECTIONS of Liszt and Von Billow0 x. .700 La Belle Dame Merci. Poem Lewis Richards I.. 207 Labor and Capital in Manufactures Amasa Walkea IV.. 460 Labor, Chinese Skilled Win. F. C. Shanks II.. 494 Labor, A. Plea for Chinese Abby Sage Richa. dsoa II.. 286 Labor System, Our, and the Chinese ,anh H. Norton it.. 6i Labor versus Capital Cielture and Progress IV. .377 Laces H2,me and Society I. .677; IV. .638 Ladies and Gentlemen IX. .507 Ladies at Sea V. .642 La Fontaine and his Fables5 Albert Rhodes IX. .552 Illus. The Fox and the Grapes IX. .553 The Cock, the Cat, and the Voung Mouse.56t The Hare and the Frogs s~s The Fox without a Tail 562 The Lion and the Rat ~ The Two Cocks 563 The Dog and his Companions ss~ The Fox and the Cat 564 The Oak and the Reed ~8 The Wolf turned Shepherd 565 The Fox and the Stork ~ The Cat and the Mouse ~66 The Rat retired from the World ~6o 40 iNDEX. La Forge, Amalie. Papers by: Illus. Black Rock vii.. 209 Monsieur le Baron VIII. .228 Vol. Pa e. La Grande Nation culture and Progress ~.. 211 La Manche, The Bight of. (A Farmers Vacation 5) Geo;ge F. Wiring, Jr x. .304 Lake Ice, The Disappearance of Nature and Science v. .389 Lands, Restoring Waste Nature and Science v. .655 Landor, Walter Savage Edmund Clarence Stedman VI.. 49 Langes Commentary Culture aud Pro rcss . .11.. 447; III. 638 Langford, N. P. Papers hy: [Iv. .380; V. .65s; VI..123 VIII. .634, 756; Ix. .639 The WQnders of the Yellowstone~. . II.. i, 23 The Ascent of Mount Hayden VI.. 129 Language among Animals Nature and Science V.. 523 Language, The Life and Growth of. (W. D. Whitney) X. .522 Language, Wanted, A New Culture au(l Progress V. .770 Languages. Should the Study of the Modern precede that of the Ancient? C. F. (omfort IV. .414 Lanier, Sidney and Clifford. The Power of Prayer. Poem X. .239 Lars. (Bayard Taylor) v~. .251 Lars. Poem Celia Thaxter viii . 726 Last Tournament, The. (Tennyson) (~ulture and Progress III.. 5o8 Last Letter, The. Poem Mary L. Ri//er 189 Lathrop, George Parsons. Papers hy: A Face in the Street. Poem II. .388 The Statue of a Life IX. .738 In Ahsence. Poem III. .726 The Sunshine of Thine Eyes x. .635 The Song-Sparrow. Poem I. .332 Jessamine.. Poem x. .6~ Immanent Imperfection. Poem IX.. 6o6 Latin Nations, The Topics of the Time ~ 76t Latin Quarter,5 In The Albert Rhodes x. .137 Illus. The Concierge X .237 An English Mees o14 The Slip 238 In the Latin Quarter A Hygienic Measure 39 Lisette Waters Something hesides her The Amateur Band 240 Flowers 046 The Socrates of the Rue St. Jacques 141 The Moming after the Ball An Old Student 141 Entente Cordiale hetween Student and The Old Beau of the Latin Quarter 242 Gamin 048 The Student at Home 143 Laura. Poem John C. Saxe .. IX. .551 Lauriger. Poem Charles S. Gage 384 Lava of Vesuvius, The Nature and Scicuce V. .523 Law of Death, The. Poem John Hai VI. .439 Law of the Heart and the Law of the Street, The James B. Hodgshin IV. .358 Leaman, Robert F. A Sdance with Foster the Spiritualist VI. .179 Leaves and Ferns, Autumn Home and Society X. . 785 Le Cercle VIII. .372 Lecture-Brokers and Lecture-Breakers Topics of the Time 560 Leeches, Land Nature and Science VIII. .13~~ Legal-Tender Decision, The Topics of the Time It. .319 Leipsic and its Fair ~ Thomas Emmette H.. 141 Illus. Leipsic Market-Place during the Fair. .11.. 040 Anerhachs KellerScene of Fausts Ad- Wooden Booths for the Sale of Linen 042 venture 044 Visitors at the Leipsic Fair 043 Letters, Answering Home and Society VIII.. 628 Letters,5 Some Old IX. .354, 496, 607; X. .84, 210 Illus. Portrait of Peter Powell IX.. ~ Portrait of Sir Walter Scott 609 Portrait of Samuel Rogers 357 Facsimiles of Letters... .X. .200~ 203, 204, oo6 Lewis, Tayler. The One Human Race I~. ~ Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. (Fitzjames Stephen) Culture and Prc~ress VII.. 124 Library,5 The Boston Public .. J. Wiuser 111.150 Library,5 The New-York Mercantile John R. C. Hassard 353 Illus. The Annual Election: Scene at the Polls I.. 353 Saturday Night 362 Clinton Hall The Librarians Room 364 The Reading-room 356 The Directors Room 365 The Lihrary 359 Tides to Bary Jade .Eichin,s VIlt. .640 Liddon, Henry Parry Culture and Progress II.. 324 Lieber, Dr. Francis Mrs. Al. F. W. Sherwood VI.. 711 Life, A Test of the Extinction of Nature and Science V. .524 Life, Experiment on the Beginnings of V.. 781 Life in Berlin,~ Low William Wells VI.. 288 Life in the Cannihal Islands J. C. Bates 529, 577 Life in the Caucasus ~ J. T. Headley II.. 353 Life in the Diamond Diggings * P. WAliller V. .529 Life Insurance. (J. H. Van Amrin go) ... culture and Pro6 ress X. . 124 Life on the Farm.5 Poem Benjamia F. Taylor VIII.. 704 Illus. Beside the Chum a Maiden Stands 705 PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 41 17o1. Page. Lifted. Poem Mar) Napes Dodge 178 Light, Electric Nature and Science VIII. 638 Light, The Zodiacal ~~ Light, After the Darkness Adeline Trofton , .iV .562 Lights and Shadows of the War William Wells II .128 Illus. The Beauty of Lorraine ii. .129 The Red Cross 232 The Iron Cross ig The Black Cross 34 Lights, Brilliant Nature cind Science IV. .114 Like Me. Poem Mrs. M. F. Butts VIII .382 Lilies Home and Society IV. .373 Lime in Preserving Wood The Worlds Work . ... .x. .653 Lincoln, Abraham, The New Life of. (Ward H. Lamon) Culture and Progress IV.. 506 Lincoln, Ahraham, The Later Life and Religions Sentiments of.J. A. Reed VI. .333 Linguists, Timid, A Word of Encouragement for John Arbuckle X. .447 Liquid Carbonic Acid Nature and Science V.. 783 Liquor Interest, The Topics of the Time VI. .494 Listen flame and Society V. .393 Liszt, Abbb . . .......Culture and Progress 11.211 Liszt and Von Biilow,* Recollections of . L. L. L X. .700 Literature and Dogma. (Matthew Arnold) Culture and Progress VI.. 755 Literature, French and German I.. 679; Il. . 327, 66o LIII. .120, 121, 242, 244; X. .124. 256, 392, 522, 789 Literature, Italian Culture and Progress III. .754 Literature for Boys Topics of the Tune VII.. 370 Literary Bureaus IV. .362 Literary Hinderances VII. .624 Literary Labor, Habits of V. .505 Literature Beyond the Seas Literary Labor, The Rewards of Topics of the Time VIII.. 747 Literary Style VIII. .620 ~Little Men. (Louise M. Alcott) (ulture and Pra~,rcss .11. .446 Little Miss Frere Adeline Trafton V.. 433 Liverpool of America,2 The. (Baltimore) Edward King ix. .68i Illus. View of Baltimore, from Federal Hill.. ix.. 61i Main Entrance to Druid Hill Park 681 The Oldest House in Baltimore 682 The Blind Asylum and the House of Refuge 689 The Shot Tower, Baltimore 682 Maryland Institute 690 Fort MeHenry and Joness Falls 683 Village of Woodhury 6qo The New City Hall and the Exchange 614 City Jail and Penitentiary 692 Mt. Vernon Square and the Washington Peabody Institute 692 Monument 615 The Booth Monument and the Masonic First Preshyterian Church 686 Temple 692 The Battle Monument 616 The Country is going to the Dogs, Sir .693 The Wildey Monument 68~ The Wolf and the Lamh 694 The Cathedral 617 Eastern High School, Baltimore 695 Franklin Square Preshyterian Church 688 Livingstone, David Gulture and Progress . x. .648 Livingstone,* How Stanley found Edward King V. .298 Illus. Stanley and Kalulu v. .291 Dr. Livingstone at Work on his Journal.... 309 The Attack on Mirambo .~oo Snuff-box presented by Queen Victoria to The Wounded Boar comes to a Halt 302 Mr. Stanley 522 The Mutiny 305 Look out, you drop that Box, Ill Shoot Dr. Livingstone, I presume 307 Vou 313 Locher, Augustus. A Malay Sailor Running a Muck VIII,. 538 Locomotive, New Book on the The Worlds Work X. .257 Locomotive Tires Nature and Science VII. .381 Loitering about a French Chtsteau Albert Rhodes ..... 743 London Revisited George P. Putnam III. .191 Longfellows (Henry W.) The Divine Tragedy III. .509 Longfellows Three Books of Song Culture and Progress IV. .510 Lorraine and Alsace,2 The French Conquest of henry N. Baird. I 367 Lossing, Benson J. Papers by: The Weeping Willow II.. 313 The Graphic Art* IV.. 391 The Last of the Pequods5 II. .573 Professor Morse and the Telegraph*.. V. .579 West Point* IV.. 257 Lost Method of Expression, A [fame and Society X. . 783 Louisiana, Old and New Edicard King VII .1,129 Illus. Frontispiece VII The New Ursuline Convent 20 The Cathedral St. Louis, New Orleans 2 A Brace of Old Spanish Governors ii Alms The St. Louis Hotcl II At the Holy Water Font ~ The United States Branch Mint 13 in the Archbishops Garden ~ The Monument on theChalmette Battle-field i~ The Archbishops Palace 6 Entrance to the U. S. Barracks is The Supreme Court 6 Scene on the New Basin is The Jackson Statue 7 The Old Spanish Fort i6 ]3ienville, the Founder of New Orleans 8 The Flower-woman 27 At the Corner of Jackson Square 9 The Old Louisiana Bank Old Spanish House on Royal Street ~ Christ Church and Dr. Palmers Church t8 42 iNDEX. Louisiana, Old and New. (Continued.) Illus. The St. Charles Hotel VII.. 19 Taking Coal at Natchez vii. .138 St. Pauls Church 20 A Negro Policeman 839 Trinity Church and the Mechanics Institute a NurseOld Style St. Josephs, St. Patricks, and the Jesuit Mammy and Bahy 240 Church aa Waiting for a Joh 140 The Theaters of New Orleans 23 Canal Street Fountain 141 The Carnival: Watching the Processinis... 24 St. Annas Asylum, New Orleans 142 The Carnival: Arrival of the King 25 The Marine Hospital, New Orleans 142 The Carnival: The Bceuf.gras 27 Charity Hospital, New Orleans The Carnival: At the Clay Statue 29 Dr. Stones Hospital, New Orleans 243 The Carnival: Masquerade at the Varie- Uncle Ned 144 ties Theater 30 The Coming Man 144 Pilot.town, S. W Pass 32 The French Market.The Indian Mer- Light-house, S. W. Pass 31 chants 245 Beauty and the Beast 32 The French Cemetery. Len Fours 146 The Levee, New Orleans 229 The French Market.The Hen Trader 147 The New Orleans Custom-House 230 The French MarketSelling Gumho 148 Scenes on the LeveeNoonday 131 The University of Louisiana 249 I dont want no Apples 132 The French MarketThe Vegetahle Cor- Wharf Rats 232 ner 252 The Cotton Thieves 233 The Old Sicilian 153 I done tole ye alI.ahout dat, now 234 Milk Cart Outside the Court-House.. 235 A Nickel for Daddy 155 On the RiverThe Wasp 236 The French MarketSunday Morning... 258 A Louisiana Swamp 37 City Park, New Orleans i6o Vol. Page. Love in the Nineteenth Century. (1-Jarriet W. Preston).... Cu/lure and Progress VI. .633 Loves Land. Poem Louise C~handler Moulton VII.. 431 Loves Young Dream; A. D. 8870 Geo:%, e A. Baker, Jr 223 Love-Story, A Thanksgiving Edward Eggleston I~9 Low Life in Nature Schele .De Vere III. - 54 Illus. Plate I III.. 54 Plate V Plate 11.Beetle and Bomhardier g~ Plate VI 59 Plate III ~6 Plate VIIHomes of the Termites 6o Plate IV s~ Plate VIIIThe Hermit Crah Low Life in Berlin William Wells VI. .288 Illus. The Melancholy Drosky-Driver vi.. all The Little Orpheum 293 Steed and Driver tired of Life 219 The Thieves Den 294 A Ride in the Park 290 Before the Bar at Night 294 A Rogues Retreat 292 In Care of the Police 295 A Night in the Barracks 291 Compositor on the London Times 296 Lowe, Martha P. A Song of the Sea. Poem VIII.. 170 Lowells Prose, Mr JfK C. Wilkinson IV.. 75, 227, 339 Lowells (Robert) Writings Culture and Progress X. . 122 Lucky Peer Hans Christian Andersen.I.. 270, 391, 505 Illus. Portrait of Hans Christian Andersen.... i. .270 [625 Lucretius. (Charles F. Johnson) Culture and Progress IV.. 379 Luke. Poem. (In The Colorado Park, 1873) P ret Ha rte VII. .208 Luncheon ... Home and Society X. .383 Lungs, Action of Wind-Instruments on the Nature and Science IX. .262 L. VsT. J. One Way of Love. Poem IX.. i66 Lytton, Lord Tojics of the Time V. .763 Lyttons (Robert, Lord) Fables in Song Culture and Progress VIII. .247 MI ACC ALLA, Clifford P. Au Sable Chasm VIII.. 192 MacDonald, George, The Writings of Samuel LV. Du,~ield 87 MacDonald, George. Papers by: Wilfrid CumbermedeAn Autohiograph- Spiritual Songs. From the German 01 ical Story. .I. .90, 196, 329, 428, 543, 6~~ Novalis. V. .315, 6io, 758; VI. .22, 157, [Ii. .78, 219, 302, 425, 524, 637; in. .64, [329, 432, ~6o, 745; VII. ~ i8~ [aaa, 345, 457 ,557 The Haunted House. Poem VII. .273 A Vision of St. Ehgius. Poem v. .500 MacDonalds (George) The Princess of the Goblin Culture and Progress IV. .646 MacDonalds (George) A Hidden Life IV. .511 MacDonalds (George) Malcolm IX. .767 Macdonough, A. R. Papers by: Edmund Clarence Stedman.* (With Por- A Magdalen of the Dresden Gallery. trait) vii.. ~6 Poem vii. .67., Mackenzies (R. Shelton) Scott Culture and Progress III. .255 Macquoid, Katherine S. A Dream Story VTI. .612 Macready Bric-d-Brae X. .132 Mad Man of Letters, A. (Edgar Allan Poe) rancis Ger;-y Fairfield x. .690 Madagascar,.The i\Iartyrs Church of A?. W. howard 639 Madaline. Poem Alice Cary 408 Madame D~licieuse George LV. Cable. x. .498 Madeira, Rambles in S. C. LV. Ben/anein IX. .210 Illus. Funchal Harbor and Brazen Head.... ix.. aii Grist-mill on the Road to Sant Anna 213 A Threshing-Floor in Madeira 212 Penha DAgnia and Porto da Cruz 216 Hut and Peasants at Sant Anna 212 PART ONL, VOLS. I. TO X. 43 Vol. Page. Madonnas, The War of the ulture and Progress iii. 631 Magazines! Burn your Old Home and Society x. . I 17 Magdalen of the Dresden Gallery, A. Poem A. B. Macdonough VII. .674 Magazines, Childrens VI. .352 Magee, Thomas. Mount Shasta0 .. VI. ,44I Magnetic Auroras Nature and Science V. .261 Magnetism of Iron Ships V. .122 Magnetization of i\Jetals VIII. .121 Magoun, George F. Education and Free Thought 450 Mahaffys (Rev. J. P.) Social Life in Greece Culture and Progrcss , X. 789 Maharajah Dhuleep.Singh Percy Robinson 326 Maid of Sker, The. (Blackmore) . culture and Progress V. .133 Maiden, The, and the Lily. Poem Jo/zn fraser VII. .685 Maids and Mistresses ..... Home and Society VI. 628 Making Port. Poem James 7. McKay II. .176 Making Peace. Poem Mrs. 5. 111. B. Piatt IX.. 31 Malay Sailor Running a Muck0 Augustus Locke VIII.. 538 Sims. The End of the Tragedy VIII.. 539 Male and Female Statistics Culture and Pro;xress II. .444 Mammoth Cave, Inhabitants of Nature and Science IV.. 368 Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. (The Great South 0) Edward King IX.. 129 Mammoth Remains Nature and Science IX. .124 Man, Subjection of, to Conditions IV. .243 Man, Temperature of the Skin in VIII. .380 Manila,5 A Middy in X. .418 Illus. Making Calls in Manila X. .418 Will there be no let-np ? 423 Gue-r-r-ra 419 A Mesuza 424 Choosing Partners 420 On Shore 425 The Hahanera 421 Ahoard Ship 425 Not Going Far 421 Adieu! Tis Loves Cast Greeting! 425 Manzonis Promessi Sposi Gulture and Progress III. .631 Marble Faun,0 Scenes from the U. L. Alden II. .493 Illus. Hildas Tower II.. 493 On the Edge of a Precipice 493 The Brazen Pontiff at Perugia 494 Marcys Border Reminiscences Culture and Progress III. .638 Mare Ignotum. Poem Elise Woodrz#e III. .176 Mare Island Navy Yard,5 The Jo/zn S. Wallace ItI. .641 Illus. Noahs ArkThe Old Independence.. .641 The Theater 645 Birds-eye View of Mare Island 642 The Chapel 646 The Derrick 642 Ordnance Park 646 The Officers Quarters 643 The Kearsarge and the Vanderbilt 647 In Front of the Officers Quarters 644 1\l arines 645 The Naval Hospital 644 The Marine Barracks 649 Marions (Fulgence) Wonders of Vegetation . Culture and Progress III.. 761 Marine Engine, Novel The Worlds Work X. .396 Marjorie Daw and other People. (T. B Aldrich) (ulture and Progress VII. .251 Marketing Home and Society X. . 249 Marriage and the Death-Rate Natzzre and Science IV. .242 Marriage to Religion, Relations of VII.. 509 Marriage, Free Luln Gray Noble VI. .658 Marriage Question, One Phase of the Philip Gilbert Hauzerton V. .460 Marshs The Earth as Modified by Human Action Coelture and Irogress IX.. 119 Martial, Some Epigrams of Jo/zn C. Saxe VIII. .462 Martin Leas Story Noruzan Hobo V. .701 Martyr Church of Madagascar, The B. TV. Howard 639 Mary Butlers Ride. Poem Benjamin F Taylor VII. .641 Illus. She Never Drew the Bridle-rein, etc The Quoiting Ground was Grassy 642 [vii.. 641 Away They Rode to Gilmanton 644 Maryland. (The Chesapeake Peninsula~ ) George Alfrezl Tozonsend III. .513; IV.. [IX. .68i Masque of the Gods, The (Bayard Taylor) .. . Culture and Progress IV. .255 Matinde at the Academy of Music.0 (Design by Thos. Worth).Etchings III. .512 Matrimonial Stock Operation.0 (Designs by Aug. Hoppin)... V. .400 Matting Ifome and Society IX. .760 Maurice, Frederick Denison E. Malford IV. .529 Maurices Sermons Cozlture and Progres.r. IV. .381; VII. .249 Maury, Prof. T. D., Weather-Signals and Storm-Forecasts, by the American Signal Service 0 .... 402, 465 Maxims, Concermug 7. 7. Munger X. .218 May, A Song of Mazy F. C. Wyeth VIII.. 48 Maying, The Modern Home and Society 101 Mazzini . Culture and Progress IV.. 644 M. B. A. Mother Goose0 V. .250 McCoshs (President) Lectures zilture and Progress I. .687 44 INDEX. Vol. Page. MeCoshs The Scottish Philosophy Culture and Progress IX.. 513 McFarland, H. H. What are they Doing at Vassar? II. .337 McKay, J. T. Papers by: Making Port. Poem Ix. !76 Cinnabar City VIII. .465 Harker and Blind iv. .302 Philips Friend, Kate* VIII. .586 Captain Luces Enemy vi. .i6i BirdsallofMapleton x. .229 McLandhurgh, Florence. The Automaton Ear v. .711 Meat, Bruised Nature and Science ix.. 772 Meat, Loss of, in Cooking . Home and Society ..... IX.. 7b1 Mechanic, The Young Culture and Progeess II.. 447 Medhnrsts The Foreigner in Far Cathay VI. 123 Medrake and Osprey. Poem Celia Thaxter x.. Mellow England John Burroughs VIII.. 5Co Memoir of a Brother. (Thomas Hughes) (ulture and Progress VI.. 252 Memoranda Nature and Science IV.. 115, 244, 370, 498 [635, 770; V. .124, 262, 391. 524, 655, 783; VI.. 127, 254, 383, 511, 638, 762; VII. .127, 254. 383. 511 [638, 766; VIII.. 123, 253, 380, 508, 638, 759; IX 125, 262, 389, 5i6, 642. 773; X .129, 261, 397, 653 Memorial of Col. Kitching zeltiere and Progress VI. .252 Memorial, Mrs. Fields (Dr. Henry M. Field) x. .39 Memory, A. Poem Isobella Grant Mercdith X. .223 Memory Nature and Science IV.. 768 MemoryinBees IX..125 Men, Are the Wants of, Identical? V. .260 Mental Power in Men and Women IV. .496 Mental Set, A T.Toeze and Society x. .643 Mercantile Library, The New-York Jno. B. C. Hassard 3~3 Mercator, the Path-Finder of the Seas5 William Wells II.. 4tzI Illus. Mercator, the German Geographer.... ii. .461 Meredith, Isabella Grant. A Moniory. Poem X. .223 Message,A. Poem Mary L. Bitter IV.. 237 Metals, Magnetization of Nature and Sciencc.... VIII. .121 Metals, Effect of Low Temperature on VII.. 382 ivletallic Spectra IX. .516 Meteorology and Sun-Spots IX. .773 Metric Syslem, The Culture and Progress . IV.. 254 Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts VII.. 120 Mexican Camp, The Last Man of Jocquin Miller III.. 209 Middle-Age, Holidays for Home and Society IX. .118 Middle-Aged Woman, The B. Ii. D 345 Middlemarch. (George Eliot) Culture and Emogress V.. 648 Midsummer Eve Home and Society II. .323 Midsummer Idyl, A. Poem D. W. Broionell VI. .575 Mignonette.0 Poem MamyE. Bradley . ... IV. .649 Mignonette Boxes Hooze and Society III.. 242 Migration of Birds Nature end Science IX. . 389, 515 Mildred in the Library.0 Poem J. C. Holland IX.. Illus. She Rose and Paced the Silken Floors. ..... 56 Milk and Well Water Nature and Science VII.. 766 Mill, John Stuart. (Autobiography of an Atheist) VII. .6oo Miller, Joaquin. Papers by: From Sea to Sea. Poem III.. 95 The Last Man of Mexican Camp III. .290 The Throne of Attila. Poem Ix.. Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Sierras (zeltiere and Progress III.. 125 Miller. Joaquin. Songs of the Sun-Lands VII.. 377 Miller, R. W. Life in the New Diamond Diggings0 V. .529 Milton, A Plaster Cast from the Face of fJulture and Pro.~ ress IX.. 388 Mines, Portable Waler-wheels in The Worlds Work x. .651 Minnesingers, The German. (Kroegcr) Culture and Progress VI. .374 Mirabels Christmas Adeline Trafton 276 Miracle of Lourdes,0 The Charles Fairbanks IX.. 49 Illus. Bernadette Soubirous Ix.. 49 The Vision of Lourdes 52 The Church of our Lady of Lourdes ~o The Grotto of Lohrdes 52 Miracles of Faith. (Charles S. Robinson) Culture and Progreis V.. 521 Mischiefs.Thanksgiving. (Susan Coolidge) IX. .770 Mississippi,0 Down the Edward King VIII. .641 Illus. Loading Flour at St. Marys, Mo VIII.. 641 View on the Arkansas River at Little Rock 649 The Great Republic 642 The Arkansas State Capitol, LinAc Rock.. 6~o The Pilot-house of the Great Republic. .643 The Arkansas Penitentiary, Little Rock.. The Fowl Market, Cairo, Illinois 644 Hot Springs, Arkansas 6~a A Crevasse on the Mississippi River 645 View from the National Cemetery, Vicks- A Submerged Town on the Mississippi.... 646 burg View in the City Park, Memphis 641 The Gamblers Graves, Vicksburg 654 PART ONE, VOLS. L TO X. 45 Mississippi,* Down the. (Continued.) Illus Vicksburg, Mississippi 656 Natchez Under-the-Hill 66o The Carnival, Memphis, Tennessee 657 The Red River Raft As It Was 66i Col. Vick, of Vicksburg, Mississippi 658 Viesv f Baton Rouge, Louisiana 664 Viewin Browns Garden, Natchez, Mis- A Steamboat Torch-basket 665 sissippi 659 Arrival of a Steamboat at Natcbez...., 667 Avenue in Browns Garden, Natcbez... 659 Vol. Page. Missouri,o Some Notes on Edward King Vttt. 257 Illus. St. Louis,View from the Insurance The Dumps, Iron Mountain 270 Building viii.. 257 The Summit of Pilot Knob 272 The Old Chouteau Mansion 258 Portrait of Thomas H. Benton 272 The Oldest House in St. Louis 259 The Capitol at Jefferson City 273 Court House, St. Louis 260 At the Vulcan Iron Works, Carondelet .274 The New Post-office and Custom House .261 Statue of Benton in Lafayette Park, St. View in Shaws Garden 262 Louis 275 The Cathedral, St. Louis 263 The Gratiot Street Prison, St. Louis 276 The Four Courts and the High School, The Furnace, Iron Mountain 277 St. Louis 264 St. Louis Insurance Companys Building.. 278 Portrait of William T. Harris 265 Christ Church, St. Louis 279 Washington University, St. Louis 267 View in Lafayette Park 280 The Tracks, Pilot Knob 268 The First Presbyterian Church, St Louis. .280 In the Cut at Irois Mountain 269 The New Bridge over the Mississippi 281 Miss Malony on the Chinese Question * Mary Ala/es Dodge 350 Miss Patty Gibsons Strange Adventure ~ Noah B;-ooks Mistral, Frederic, the Proven9al Poet Al. F. Al. and C. P. Brooks ..... 104 Mistress Judith. (Miss Fraser-Tytler) Culture and Progress X. .254 Mitchell, Edward P. The Tachypomp Vii. .587 Mitigating Circumstances Topics of the Time vi.. io8 Mivarts The Genesis of Species Culture and Progress II.. 556 M. M. D. Over the Way Lb kings SX. .643 Moabite Stone, The ... . W. L. Gage ii.. 31 Illus. The Moabite Stone II.. 32 Mobile, Alabama. (The Great South0) Edward King VIII. .583 Moderate Prices Topics (/the Time VI. .747 Modern Convenience Ho;ne and Society . V. .266 Modern Hotels Mrs. H. Al. Plunkelt vi. .486 Modern Skepticism A ugustus Blauvelt vs. .424, 582, 725 Modern Christianity? What is Culture and Progress IX.. 514 Modern Epithets5 Etchings 648 Moffats Comparative History of Religions Culture and Progress VII.. 764 Momma Phmbe. Poem Thomas Dunn English III.. 6z Monday Payments Home and Society V.. 263 Money Market, The London. (Walter Bagehot) Culture ond Progress VII.. 246 Money, Losing Hmne and Society VIII. .499 Monkeys, Affection of, for their Dead Nature and Science VI. .637 Montpensier Pictures in Boston, The (uliure and Progress IX. .256 Monsieur le Baron Amalie La Forge VIII. .228 Montana. (The Wonders of the Yellowstone 0) N. P. Langford . .. . .11.. I, 113 Monte Flat Pastoral, A Pret Ilarte VII. .343 Mont Cenis Tunnel, Ventilation in the Nature and Science VI. .254 Monuments, Ancient VI. .254 Moon, The. (Scribners Wonder Library) Culture and Progress V. .270 Moon, The Surface of the Nature and Science V. .782 Moon/ The Great Air.Line to the Adaptedfrom Jules Verne, by Frank P. Stockton VII. .260 Illus. Some Members of the Gun Club vn. .260 Excavating the Pit for the Great Cannon. .265 A Projectile Train to the Moon 261 The Interior of the Projectile 267 Fire l l 264 Observing the Passenger Projectile 270 Morals, Phases of. (Prof. JohB Stuart Blackie) Culture and Progress V. .520 Morals, American Topics of the Time VI. .364 Morals, Mind, and Matter . Culture and Progress II. .219 Morals, Professional To/des of the Time 672 Morans (Thomas) Grand Caflon of the Yellowstone Culture and Progress IV.. 251 Morans Water-Color Drawings V. .394 Morans Chasm of the Colorado VIII. .373 Morans Mountain of the Holy Cross X. .252 Morituri Salutamus, After Reading. Poem (Yzarlotte F. Bates x. .6i8 Morleys (John) Rousseau Culture and Progress VI.. 504 Mormon Wifes Story, A AiThs. A. F. Raffensperger III. .672 Mormons and their Religion, The P. H. Seeley 396 Illus. Portrait of Brigham Voung IIi. .396 The Theater 402 A Wagon-load of Mormons at Ogden Portraits of Joseph F. Smith and Orson CaCon 397 Hyde 403 Witches Rocks, Echo Caflon 398 The LvIormon Temple 404 Pulpit Rock, Echo CaCon 398 Orson Pratt 404 Monument Rock, Echo Ca6on ~ Mrs. Alice Young Clawson 405 General View of Salt Lake City 400 A Mormon Family 405 Brigham Votings Residence, Salt Lake Portrait of George A. Smith 406 City 401 Starting for the Silver Mines 407 Street Scene in Salt Lake City 402 46 INDEX. Vol. Page. Mormonism, The False Claim of George W. Sampson III. .572 Morris, William (Latter-day British Poets) Edmund 6larenee Stedman IX.. 426 Morris, William. Papers by: Fair Weather and Foul. Poem i.. 89 The King of Denmarks Sons. Poem..... 294 Morriss Love is Enough Gulture and Progress V. .778 Morriss Defense of Guenevere X. .388 Morriss (William OConnor) The French Revolution X. .255 Morse, Prof., and the Telegraph0 Benson J. Lossin.g V. .579 Silos. Portrait of Samuel F. B. Morse V. .579 First Telegram 585 Morses First Recording Telegraph 583 Morses Residence at Locust Grove 588 Fac-simile of the First Daguerreotype in America 584 Morse Testimonial, The Culture and Pro6 ress II. .444 Mortality, Man and . Nature and Science vot. .380 Mortality Puffs Miss Hopkins VIII. ~ Moscow and Southern Russia Edna Dean Proctor V. .669 Illus. Cathedral of the Assumption v. .669 Cossack Boy 676 Tower of John the Great 670 Tartar Boy 677 Philaret 671 Kalmuck Encampment 678 The Volga near Nijni 672 Young Kalmuck 679 Don Cossack 673 Youth of Circassia 68o Cossack of the Line 674 Kalmuck of the Volga 68e Cossack Girl 675 Sevastopol 683 Moscow, An Elopement in Eugene Sehuyler 888.. 231 Moss, Distillation of The Worlds Work x. .653 Mother Goose M. B. A V. .250 Illus. Little Bo-peep v. .a5o Sing a Song of Sixpence 252 There was a Crooked Man a~i The Man in the Moon 253 Jack and Gill 251 Motherwell, William. For an Albtim. Poem X. .707 Moths in the Candle Topics of the Time VIII.. 746 Motor, A New Nature and Science viii.. 507 Moulton, Louise Chandler. Papers by: The Song of a Summer. Poem iv. .483 A Summers Ghost. Poem viii. ~ For Pastime vii.. 34 For Cupid Dead.0 Poem Ix.. Loves Land. Poem 413 Moultons (Mrs.) Bed-Time Stories Culture and Pro6 ress VII.. 125 Mount Hayden,0 The Ascent of N~ P. Langford: VI.. 829 Illus. On the March vi. .229 Stevenson in Peril Kenilworth Castle 232 Narrow Escape of Mr. Hamp The Snipe-hunters 234 Look off from the Suminitof Mount Hay- Beaver Dick and His Family: 236 den 246 A Bucking Cayuse 237 Coming down the Mountain 147 Rescuing the Axe 238 The Upper Geyser Basin 253 Photographing in High Places 240 The Missing Shirt 154 Mount Hayden and Mount Moran 243 Extinct Geyser on the Yellowstone 255 Mount Shasta0 .. Thomas lilagee VI. .441 Illus. Mount Shasta and Mud Creek CaSon . VI. .442 Mount Tabor. Poem John Hay ix. .353 Mountain of the Holy Cross. (Thomas Moran) Culture and Pro6 ress X..252 Mountain Views and Adventures ~ I T. Headley H. .482 Illus. Ascent of the Galenstock II.. 483 The Peak of Teneriffe 487 An Avalanche on the Peak of Morteratsch .485 Chimhorazo 488 Adams Peak, Ceylon 486 The Condor 489 Mountains, Outlines of Nature and Science VI. .510 Mountaineering. (Clarence King) Gulture and Progress iv. .643 Moving, The Penalty of Hooze aizd Society VII. .629 Mr. Winthrops Revenge0 Mrs. Edward Ashley Walker.... VI.. 77 Illus. The Letter vi~. 77 Miss Moses Tries Imitation 79 Fanny Enjoying the View 78 Final Ministrations of Charleysod Moses. In The Sea Rises 78 M. S. S. The Touchstone Vhf. .559 Mud-Banks of Coromandel, The Nature and Science IX. .771 Muhlbach, Louisa Culture and Progress II. .5~ Mulford, E. Frederick Denison Maurice IV.. 529 Mullenville Mystery, The Julian /fawthorne In. .687 Mtillers Science of Religion ulture and Progress III. .636 Monger, T. T. Concerning Maxims X. .218 Murphy, Lady Blanche. An Archseological Breakfast V.. 150 Murray, David. The Transit of Venus * IX.. 183 Murrays (Rev. XV. H. H.) Words Fitly Spoken (ulture and Progress V.. 520 Musa Pedestris. Poem amuel W. Dz~eld VIII. .619 Muscular Expression Nature and Science IV.. 769 Museum of Art, An American J. it. C. Hassard II. .409 PART ONE, VOLS. 1 [/0 X. 47 Museum, Nuremberg National, Culture and Pro2 ress... Vol. P ge. III. .376 Music , ...... .121 ; V. .129 Music. Poem Jo/zn Vance (lieney VI, .672 Music and Morals. (Haweis) Culture and Progress... iv. .6~5 III.. Music in Germany , 497 Music in New-York . VI. 372; VIII.. 245 Musical Medicine , X. .254 Musical Party, A. (Design by C. G Bush) Etchings I .576 Mussel Shell, A. Poem Celia Thaxter X. .431 My Brother. Poem , Sar H. Brozone. IV.. 23 My Hickory Fire. Poem H. H 111.544 My Husbands First Love Julia C. R. Dorr II. .290 My Island. Poem Helen Barron Bostwick IX. .710 My Life. Poem lilazy L. Bitter IV.. 626 My Little Lady Culture and Progress V. .134 My Open Polar Sea. Poem W. C. Wilkinson . .X, .194 My River. Poem Helen Barron Bostzoick VIII.,422 My Vacation, and What Came of it Adeline Pro/ton.. II. .389 My Wife and I. (Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe) , fJulture and Progress ... 111.506 Mysterious Island, The ............. Jules f~irne.VII. 722; VIII..49, 204, 284 [412, 57~, 669; IX. .6i, 158, 342, 439, 597, 711; X. .46, 149, 470, 552, 770 Silos. In the Balloon vii. .7aa Making Pottery ix.. 63 Gideon Spilelt, the Herald Special 721 Getting the Longitude 64 They Listened, They Cried Out 733 After the Seals a~1 A Fortunate Discovery viii., ~ A Novel Fargo 259 The Chimneys, the Home of the Cast- Top Shows His Teeth o6o aways 52 A Nitro-Glycerine Explosion 345 A Cloud of Pigeons 53 Exploring the Cavern 341 The Mourning Group ao~ The Rope Ladder at Granite House 352 The First Fire aol Good News for Pencroff 441 In the Forest 207 The Discovery 442 Fishing for Birds aol The Sailors Superstition 444 Sheltered from the Storm aI~ A Halt for Breakfast 445 All Three Rushed Toward the Opening .a16 A Curious Family 447 Neh Was There, Kneeling Beside a A View from the Western Shore bc Body 217 A Wreck in the Air ba Back to The Chimneys a81 A Shot at the Pirates 604 Trying an Experiment 413 The Capture of Jupe 6o5 Top in a Struggle with an Animal 414 An Invention of Peocroffs 703 Harbert! Neh! Look! He Shouted. .415 Jupe Has a Revelation x.. Ascending the Mountain 4i6 The Dockyard, Lincoln Island .. 41 Near the Crater ~ The Engineer Explores the Cavern 249 The Sea, The Sea Everywhere 578 Luff; Pencroff, Luff! 470 The Mysterious Smoke 670 A House ! 553 The Cooks at Work 672 Mythology, A Manual of. (Murray) (ulture and Progress .IX. .260 Myths,0 The Elder William haves Ward . .... 75 Illus. View of Nimroud x.. 71 Terra Cotta Winged Figure lo Head of Ishtar, the Assyrian Venus 8o Emblems of the Gods 8o N ADAL, E. S. Papers by: English Sundaysand London Churches. vII..413 Two Visits to Oxford III.. 728 Nadals (Dr. B. H.) Sermons Culture and Progress . .. .. VI. .380 N. A. H. Savage Man VII,. i6o Names and their Owners, On Culture nd Pro ress X.. 794 Nantucket Henry Al. Baird VI. .385 Illus. The Arrival, Nantucket Wharf vI..385 The Coffin School 392 A Nasitucket Frolic 316 Ahraham Quady, the Last Indian 393 Map of Nantucket Island., 316 Portrait of Admiral Coffin 394 The Auction 317 The Hermit of Quidnit 395 The Town-Crier 318 Wreck of the Poinsett .396 Nantucket Harhor 389 Sankati Light-house 397 Residence and Studio of Eastman Johnson.39o Medal of the Humane Society 393 The Old Mill 390 Jaw of a Spermaceti Whale .. .399 A Fruitless Experiment 39 Primitive Fish-cart 399 The Old Fish Dealer 392 Napoleon Topics of the Time 212 Napoleon II Longdon Greenwood . . .... V. .602 Illus. Napoleon II v. . 6oa Coat of Arms of the King of Rome 6o~ The King of Rome 603 Napoleon 11. in Uniform 607 Napoleon Francis Charles 604 Natasqua Rebecca Harding Davis... i.. 58, 159, 283 National Banking System, Defects of the III. .4i9 National Protestant Church of Geneva, The Crisis in the Gideon Draper VIII. .490 Nature,0 Low Life in Seltele De Vere. III., Nature and Literature Topics of the Time IX. .250 Natures Child. Poem . Nettie Power Houston . X. .373 48 INDEX. NATURE AND SCIENCE. Contents of: Vol. Page. Agricultural Experiments VIII.. 251 Agriculture and Insects ix.. 262 Ailanthus, The vii.. Air, Cosmic Iron in the Ix.. 771 Air, Echoes in the viii.. 222 Alcohol in the System vi.. 226 Alpine Lakes vu. .328 Alsace, Education in iv. .369 Alternation of Generations . . vi. .761 American Antiquities v.. 782 Anwsthesia hy Cold VI.. 758 Animals Count? Can V.524 Animals, Reason in VI.. 382 Animal Heat IX.. 772 Animals, Language among V. .523 Antiquities, American V. .782 Aphasia IV.. 497 Apparatus, Making Experimental V. .523 Art in Ancient Egypt ix.. 640 Asphalt Pavements V. .524; VI. .225 Atlantic hy Balloon, Crossing the.... VII.. 382 Auroras and Sun-Spots V. .123 Balloon, Crossing the Atlantic hy. . .. VII.. 382 Bees, Memory in Ix.. 225 Bird Reason? Cana V.222 Birds, Retention of Eggs hy V. .523 Birds, Suppression of Scent in VI.. 760 Birds, Destruction of Flowers hy IX.. 225 Birds, Migration of Ix.. 389, 515 Birds as Architects . ....... 252 Blood Corpuscles, The Coil Theory and. IX.. 124 Blood, Iron in the V. .224 Boat.racing, Row-hoats and VI. .382 Boiler Scale V. .262 Boiler Flues, Depositsin VI. .510 Brain, Localization of Functions in the. VII.. 310 Bread from Wood IV.. 634 Bridge, The St. Louis VII.. 382 Btidge.huilding VII.. 380 Building Materials, Strength of IV.. 369 Butter, Artificial V. .524 Cahle Ship, The New VIII.. 637 Carnivorous Plants Ix.. 388 Cedar of Lehanon V. .224 Cell Theoryand Blood Corpuscles, The. ix.. 224 Channel, Crossing the IV.. 222 Chemistry as a Means of Education.... V.. 259 Chemistry, Advance in Ix.. 224 Chickaree, Change in Hahits of the... vii.. ia6 Chinese, Physiology among the vii.. 766 City Houses V.. 390 Clay Deposits, Origin of Ix.. 772 Clock, The Polar VIII.. 379 Clothing, Winter V.. 222 Coal Measures, Western vi.. ia6 Coal, Suhstitute for V. .389 Coal Question in England, The VI.. 383 Coal Deposits, Formation of VII.. 765 Cold on the System, Effects of vi.. 638 College Examinations VIII.. 635 Color of the Sea IV. .634 Comet, The Lost V. .654 Comets and Their Tails IV. .498 Compass Needles, Circular viii.. 253 Compensation in Nature VI.. 509 Consumption VII.. 254 Coroniandel, The Mud Banks of ix.. 772 Cosmic Iron in the Air Ix.. 772 Crocodile, The Voice of the VIII. .380 Currents, The Cause of Ocean VIII.. 637 Customs in the East, Curious VI.. 254 Cuttle-Fish, A Gigantic viii. .507 Dead, Emhalming the VII.. 253 Death, A Certain Proofof VIII.. 507 Diseases and Seasons Ix.. 261 Diseases, Destruction of the Germs of...... 222 Droseras, Movements in VII.. 637 Dust in Cities IV.. 112 Dynamite IV. .370 Earth, Internal Tempeesture ......... Iv.. 123 Earthquakes, The Month of Iv. .496 Eccentricity IV. .496 Echoes in the Air VIII.. 222 Eclipse in Africa, The Total IX.. 225 Education in Alsace IV.. 369 Education, Instinct and IV.. 769 Education, Transmission of V.. 223 Education, The Brain and VI. .762 Education, Natural Science and VII.. 509 Education, Sex and Mind in VIII.. 507 Education, University vi. .511 Vol. Page. Egypt, Art in Ancient ix.. 640 Electric Spark, The v. .653 Electric Light, A New vii.. 382 Electric Light viii.. 638 Electric Battery, Secondary VIII.. 223 Electrical Wonders IV.. 624 Electrical Motor IX.. 388 Electricity and Sun-Spots VI.. 382 Electricity vi.. 760 Electricity, The Contact Theory of... viii.. 758 Engine, The Perfect vi.. 638 Engines, Consumption of Fuel in vii.. 637 Ephemerw vi.. ~o8 Ethnological Curiosity, An viii.. ~o6 Evergreens, The Death of the V. .123 Evergreens, Influence of, on Pear-Trees vii.. 520 Evolution of Mind iv.. 633 Evolution, Agency of Insects in Ohstruct ing vi..76i Expedition, Scientific VI.. 761 Experimental Lectures VII.. 520 Eye, Action of Colored Light on the... IX.. 772 Eyes in Deep-sea Creatures vi.. 637 Farmers, American IV.. 770 Fermentation, The Theory of iv.. 497 Fertilization and Flowers ix.. 640 Fever, Hay viii.. ~o6 Fever, The Sulphites in Intermittent...... 762 Fevers, Wines in VI.. 759 Fire-arm, A New vi.. 5o8 Firmament, The Blackness of the.... viii.. 758 Fish Chemically and Geologically Consid ered vii.. 253 Fishes Eyes v. .123 Fishes, The Song of ix.. 642 Flames, Reflection of Sound hy VIII.. 758 Floriculture v.. 654 Flowers, Fertilization and ix.. 640 Flowers, Douhle Fertilization of Female. vi.. 637 Flowers, I)estruction of, hy Birds IX.. 225 Flowersand Insects ix.. 515 Food in Sieges Iv. .114 Foreign Growths in the Body Iv. .635 Fossil Man at Mentone v. .653 Fossils of Wyoming, The V.. 783 Freezing Wood, Loss of Weight in V. .122 Fruits, Decay of v. .653 Furnace Heat Iv.. 767 Gas, Adulteration of V. .223 Gas Purifiers V. .262 Gases, Liquefaction of vii.. 637 Generalization, Errors in VI.. 253 Geographical Prohlems v.. 390 Grape Vines, Selection of VIII.. 222 Gun Cotton vii. .520 Guns and Gunpowder vi.. 253 Hay Fever viii.. ~o6 Heat, Singular Action of viii ~Io Heat, Solar Viii. .252 Homes, English Country Lahorers .... v. .653 Hoosac Tunnel, The V. .782 House Building, Hints on .. Iv.. Human Equality Iv. .497 Human Species, The Unity of the.... iv.. 367 Hungarian Journalism iii. .632 Hydrophohia, Antidote for viii.. 635 Hygrometer, A New IV.. 224 Ice IV.. 214 Ice, Elevation of Bowlders hy Ix. .389 Ice Age, The Great VIII.. 379 Identity vi.. Illumination in Theaters iv. .634 Illumination, Economy in VI. .226 Insanity in England, Causes of Increase of vii..636 Insects, Agriculture and Ix.. afli Insects, Flowers and Ix.. 525 Instinct and Education IX.. 769 Insurance Lostes IV.. 770 Intellectual Merit, An Order of VII.. 225 Intelligence in Voung Creatures VI.. 126 Investigation, A Curious IV.. 770 Investigations in England and America, Original V. .654 Iron in the Blood v. .224 Iron, Burned V.. 390 Iron, Deterioration in VI.. 253 Iron Ships, Preserving of VI.. 227 Lake Ice, The Disappearance of V. .319 Lands, Restoring Waste Language among Animals V. .523 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. NATURE AND SCIENCE. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Larva VI..7~O Lava of Vesuvius, The V. .523 Leeches, Land VIII. .379 Life, A Test of the Extinction of v. .524 Life, Experiment of the Beginning of... v. .781 Light, Electric viii. .638 Light, The Zodiacal viii.. 638 Lights, Brilliant iv.. Liquid Carhonic Acid v. .783 Locomotive Tires VII.. 381 Lungs, Action of Wind-Instruments on the ~x. .262 Magnetic Anroras v.. 261 Magnetism of Iron Ships V.. 122 Magnetization of Metals VIII.. 121 Mammoth Cave, Inhahitants of IV.. 368 Mammoth Remains 1)1.. 224 Man, Suhjection of, to Conditions IV.. 243 Man, Temperature of the Skin in.... VIII.. 38o Marriage and the Death-rate Iv.. 242 Marriage to Religion, Relations of.... VII.. 509 Meat, Bruised Ix.. 772 Memoranda.. See last pages of Nature and Science throughout the volumes. Memory IV.. 768 Memory in Bees tIc.. 225 Men, Are the Wants of, Identical9 v.. 260 Mental Power in Men and Women.... IV. .496 Metals, Magnetization of VIII.. 121 Metals, Effectof Low Temperature OnViI. .382 Metallic Spectra Ix.. 5.6 Meteorology and Sun-Spots Ix.. Migration of Birds IX. .389, 515 Milk and Well Water VII.. 766 Monkeys, Affection of, for their Dead...... 637 Mont Cenis Tunnel, Ventilation in the. VI.. 254 Monuments, Ancient VI.. 254 Moon, The Surface of the V. .782 Mortality, Man and VIII. .380 Motor, A New VIII. .507 Mountains, Outlines of VI.. 520 Mud Banks of Coromandel, The IX.. 772 Muscular Expression IV .769 Nerve Force, Origin of VII.. 226 Night Work V.. 781 North Pole, The Ix.. 640 Ocean Currents, The Cause of VIII.. 637 Oil Paintings, Restoration of VII.. 253 Opium in Diahetes VI.. 383 Organic Forms, Transformation of V.. 261 Organisms, Origin of Lowest IV.. 367 Ostrich Farms IV.. 243 Oxygen and Fermentation V.. 261 Ozone, Physiological Action of VIII.. 122 Paradoxes IV.. 368 Pavements, Asphalt x~. .524 VI.. 125 Pear-Trees, Influence of Evergreens on VII.. 520 Pearls, Cultivation of VIII.. 758 Petroleum Oils... IV.. 769 Photographing the Hearts Action... IV. .497 Photographing in Colors VIII.. 252 Photography, Improvement in VI.. 637 Phylloxera, Fighting the VIII.. 636 Physics, Relations of Mathematics to. VII.. 5o8 Physiology among the Chinese VII.. 766 Plants and Animals, Contractile Move ments in VII. .509 Plants, Camivorous Ix.. 388 Plants, Influence of Violet Light on.. ..... 223 Plants in Rooms VII.. 254 Plants, Respiration in VII. .520 Plants, Sensation in IV.. 243 Plants, The Pressure of Sap in VIII.. 756 Pneumatic Dispatch VII.. 766 Poison, Bee Ix.. 771 Poison and Venom VI.. 509 Poisonous Colors IV.. 243 Poisons, Physiological Effect of VIII.. 223 Polar Lands, Elevation of IV.. 113 Potato Rot, The V. .261 Puff Ball, Poisoning hy the Giant Ix.. 224 Pulsometer, The VIII.. 223 Rabhits, Hahits of Wild VI.. 760 Race, The Future of Our VI. .225 Railroads, Narrow and Broad Gauge... V.. 223 Railway Accidents, Moirality hy IX.. 525 Reason in Animals VI.. 382 Red Sea, Crossing the VIII.. 507 Religion, Early Relations of Morality to VII. .382 Religion, Relations of Marriage to.... VII.. 509 4 Vol. Page. Research, Original 2.759 River Beds, Elevation of VI.. 224 Roman Campagna, The IV.. 367 Science, A Minister of VIII.. 222 Science and Legislation IV.. 768 Science and Manufactures VII 252 Science in New-Vork VI.. 381 Science, Is the Pursuitof, Heredicary?.ix. .772 Science Professorships, National VII.. 254 Science, Sanitary VII. .5o8 Science, Slow Advance of Ix.. 225 Scientific Education VII.. 254 Scientific Societies IV.. 369 Scuppernong VII.. 520 Scurvy, Causes of V.. 262 Sea, The Color of the IV.. 634 Sea Ice, Waterfrom ix.. 389 Sea-sickness v.. 654 Seasons. Diseases and lIt.. 262 Seedlings, Growth of v.. 523 Seeds, Effect of Camphor on IX.. 641 Sensation in the. Mouses Ear IV.. 635 Sewage as a Cement IV.. 635 Sewage, Utilizing IV.. 243 Sex and Mind in Education VIII.. 507 Ships, Riveted Joints in Iron VII.. 382 Ships, Magnetism of Iron V.. 222 Signatures, The Doctrine of IV. .496 Skin Diseases, Soap a Cause of iV. .369 Sola~r Heat ....... 252 Soundings, Deep Sea ix.. 525 Specialization of Science VII.. 765 Spectacles V.. 389 Spectra of Compounds VII.. 637 Spectra, Metallic lIt.. Spectroscope, The V. .782 Spectrum Analysis, Errors in VI.. 637 Spectrum, New Experiments on the Heat of the IV. .633 Spectrum, The Chemical Rays 01 the..... 652 Spiders, Gossamer IX.. 772 Spinal Cord, Sensation in the VII.. 765 Spontaneous Comhustion Ix.. 772 Star, The Birth of a IV. .368 Stars, Shooting V. .262 Stars, The Ages of Ix.. 261 Steam in Vessels VII.. 226 Steam Mixed withAir, Condensation of. VI.. 638 Steam Engine and Civilization, The... IV.. 768 Sterility and Depletion IV. .633 Stone Implements of Great Britain v.. 221 Stone, Testing the Endurance of .. .654 Sugar Refining VI.. 226 Sun-Spots, Auroras and V.. 223 Sun-Spots, Electricity and VI.. 382 Sun-Spots, Meteorology and ix.. 773 Sun, Spots on the IV. .223 Suns Heat, The Limit of the IX. .641 Sunday Reading-rooms VI.. 522 Surgical Operation, An Extraordinary.... .653 Tantah, The Earth of IV. .498 Tea, The Preparation of.... IV -69 Tea Drunkards IV. .498 Teaching hy Lectures V. .524 Telegraphing hy Sound through Water.v. .260 Temperature, Extremes of V. .782 Temperature in Men and Women.... VIII.. 252 Temperature of the Skin in Man VIII.. 380 Thanatophidia of India v.. 655 Todas, The VII.. 766 Transmission of Education V. .223 Trees, Planting V. .782 Trees, Death of, in Cities ix.. 261 Truffles iv.. 769 University of Oxford, Progress in the...... 224 Venus, The Transit of VIII.. 759; ix.. 261 Volition and Reproduction VI.. 225 Wages, Work and V. .260 Waste Places, Restoring V.. Waterfalls, Musical Notes of IX.. 773 Westward Movement in Cities, The... vi.. 636 Wild Creatures, Ahsence of Fear in....V. .390 WinterClothing V. .222 Women, Mental Power in Men and... IV. .496 Women, The Education of IX.. 524 Wood, Bread from iv.. 634 Wood, Loss of Weight in Freezing V. .222 Wood, Strength of VI.. 253 Wood-rat, The California VIII.. 757 World? The Old or the New iii.. ~o6 Worry, Effects of VII. .638 49 50 INDEX. NATURE AND SCIENCE. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Wounds, Fusion of Leaden Balls in.... v. . a6i Yeast Cells like Monads V. .525 Vol. Page. Zodiacal Light viii. .6~8 Zoological Classification vii.. 5o8 Vol. Page. Nautilus Island, The Waif of Noah Brooks IV.. 65 Navy Yard, The Mare Island John S. Woliace III. .641 Neglect of the Rich, The Topics of the Time V. .504 Nelly, What Happened to. Poem Etchings V. .527 Nerve Force, Origin of Nature and Science VII. .826 Neulily, The Bridge of Edward King V.. 540 Never Again Culture and Progress v.649 New England and Her Church (harles S. Robinson IX. .619 New Hymn and Tune Book, A. ~W. T. Eustis) ~nlture ond Progress X. .390 New Orleans.* (The Great South) Edward King VII. .1, 829 New Rdgime, The. (Design by Frank Beard) Etchings VII. .384 New Solution of an Old Puzzle, A Francis Geroy Fai;field IX.. 333, 483 New Solution, An Appendix to the Francis Geroy Foiofield X. .374 New Study of an Old Force, A James Richardson II.. 543 New Ways in the Old Dominion Jed. Hotchhiss V.. 837, 273 lbs. Hampton Roads v. .137 Map of the Virginia Peninsula 131 Colonial Powder Magazine 139 Old Church of Bruton Parish Old John Cupid 140 Statue of Lord Botetourt 140 Old Church at Jamestown Comwalliss Cave 141 Tredegar Iron Works, Richmond 242 Gallego Flouring Mills Earth-works on the Chickahominy 243 Marl Bed near Wickhams Turnout 244 Wickhams Corn-sheds 145 GordonavilleCoffee and Fried Chicken... 146 Old Mill at Shadwell University of Virginia and Jeffersons Tomh. 141 Piedmont, from Blue Ridge 149 View of Staunton Section of Virginia from Atlantic to Alle ghany 5 Buffalo Gap and Furnace 152 Vein of Iron Ore, Elizaheth Furnace, .151 The Alum Spring 53 Washington and Lee University, Lexing- ton, Va 53 Griffiths Knoh and Cow Pasture River.... The Virginia Military Institute 154 Great Natural Arch, Clifton Forge, Jack sons River 155 Mac, The Pusher Misfortune Doth Make Brothers of Us All A Darkey in the Dark Falling Spring Falls 57 Beaver Dam Falls and Clay Cut Jerrys Run and Alleghany Tunnel The Eclipse i6o The Start Down the Greenhrier 173 Greenhrier White Sulphur Springs 174 Junction of Greenhrier and New Rivers. .174 Eastern Portal of Second Creek Tunnel.... 175 Anvil Rock, Greenhrier River A Hard Road for Artists 176 The Stage-Coach 176 Freighters Camp 277 Perpendicular Farming 177 A West Virginia School-House 271 No More Work for Poor Uncle Ned ... 271 Tuh Mill, Buffalo Creek 79 New River Smithy 279 A West Virginian ~8o Nathans Tarpin ~8o New River Plow-Team ~8i Running New River Rapids 281 Richmond Falls, New River Section of Kanawha Coal Seams Huntington and the Ohio River 183 Charleston, the West Virginia Capital 284 Indian Mound, near St. Alhans Rafts of Saw-logs 215 Big Dowdy Falls, near New River 216 Whitcomhs Bowlder 117 Inclined Plane at Cannelton 187 Fern Spring Branch ~88 Great Kanawha Falls 281 Millers Ferry, from the Hawks Nest 289 The Hawks Nest 190 A Photographer in a Fix 9 Snow Hill Salt Works 192 Dr. Hales Hotel, Charleston 293 New-York Topics of the Time VIII. .366 New-York Observer, The VII. . 815 New-York,~ The New Homes of. (See Flats 0) James Richardson VIII.. 63 Nexv-York,~ The Street Venders of Emerson Ellick Sterns 113 New Zealand. (Life in the Cannibal Islands) I C. Balis 529, 577 Newcomb, Simon. The Story of the Telescope VII. .44 Newell, Dr. Stephen W. Recollections of a Restored Lunatic VI. .354 Newfoundland, A Summer Trip to S. C. W. Benjiamin II.. 6i8 Newspapers, On the Reading of Philip Gilbert Hamerton V.387 Newspapers Domestically Considered home and Society VII.. 629 Newspapers, Our Tojics of the Time IX. .754 Newspapers, Some Religious VII. .236 Next Morning.0 Poem George A. Baker, Jr V. .784 Night in the Garden of the Tuileries, A Charles P. Warner V. .369 Night in a Stage Coach, My L. Clarke Davis IX. .368 Night-Work Nature and Science V. .788 Nilsson Culture anol Progress II. .807 Nilsson, Chrisline, and her Maestro Afl-s. F. S. Greenough III. .479 Nilsson, Christine, To. Poem John Fraser VII. .557 Niobe Group, The. (Thomas Davidson) Culture and Prot~rcss X. .522 No More. Poem Amelia E. Daley IV.. 49 Noble, LuIn Gray. Papers by: A Small Piece of the Woman Ques tion III. .483 Free Marriage vi. .658 Nonsense Culture and Progress 88.668 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 51 Vol. Page. Norah: The Story of a Wild Irish Girl Mrs. Olip/zant 11.49, 149 Nordhoffs California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands ,,.... Culture and Progress VIII.. 6~o Normal College,0 Our New James Richardson VIII. .535 Illus. The New York City Normal College viii.. 136 Norman Conquest of England, The History of the Culture an(l Progress VIII.. 117 Normandy Picturesque Henry Blackburn VI. .400 Illus. A Street in Ronen vi. .400 A Toiler of the Sea 405 Map of Route through Normandy 401 Clock-Tower at Vire 406 A Street in Pont-Audemer 401 A Sketch from Life 407 A Norman Maiden 402 Cathedral of Notre-Dame at Ronen 409 Young France 402 The Gathering In 450 Exterior Wood-carving at Lisieux 403 The Wrestlers 411 Off Duty 404 Modern Norman Dwellings 413 Norsemans Pilgrimage, A. (Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen) .... Culture and Pro0 ress. X. .645 North Carolina,5 Among the Mountains of Western dward King VII. .513 Illus. Lower Sugar Fork Fall, Blue Ridge, Near Wehster 528 North Carolina vii.. 5i~ View on Pigeon River 529 The Judge 514 Lient. Col. Fagg of the Mexican War .529 The Judge showing the Artists Sketch A Mountain Fisherman 530 Book 515 Lovers Leap, French Broad River 532 The Caflon of the Catalouche 516 View near Warm Springs, French Broad View of Catalouche Mountain 517 River A Mountain Family Singing Psalms ~s8 The Guardian Angel, Eagle Hotel, Ashe- The Carpenter and the Mail Carrier 519 ville 535 The Dry Fall of the Sugar Fork, Blue First Peep at Pattons 536 Ridge 520 A Spectator 536 Mount Pisgah 521 View of Mount I\Iitchell 537 The Devils Court House, Whiteside The Judge Hangs On 538 Mountain 523 Signal Station and Mitchells Grave 54 Jonas sees the Ahyss 524 The Mountain House, On the Way to A Mountain Farmer 525 Mt. Mitchells Summit 542 One of The Boys 526 View on the Swanannoa River, nearAshe- Asheville, from Beaucatchers Knoh 527 ville 544 North Pole, The Nature and Science IX. .640 Northern Lights, The. Poem JJ7~ C. Wilkinson 310 Illus. The Northern Lights. (By T. Moran) .1.. 310 Northern Russia and St. Petersburg0 Edna Dean Proctor V.. I Illus. Russian Peasants v. .i Wind-Mill of Courland ii Peasants Cahin 2 Peasant Girls 12 Drosky 3 Traveling in Esthonia 13 Lithuanian Peasant and Village Cross 4 In the Snow 14 Beggar Ice-Boat on the Dilna - Travelers 6 A Dinner of Cahhage Soup i6 Retuming from Market 6 A Broom-Seller Village Market 7 St. Isaacs Cathedral Postilion and Livonian Beggar I Alexander Column iS Marshes of Livonia 9 Monument to Susanin 19 Peasants Wagon so Nikolai Bridge 19 Jew of Courland so Our Lady of Kazan 20 Norton, Frank H. Our Labor-System and the Chinese II.. 6i Norway, The Early Kings of. (Thomas Carlyle) Cultum-e and Pm-ogress x. - 65o Norwich Memorial, The VII.. 764 Not a Pleasant Story Elizabeth Stuart Phelps III -. 98 Novel Spoiled, A Kate W. Hamnilton VI.. 22 Novel-Reading Topics of the Timne IV. .493 Novels, New Culture and Progress.. .11 .217; IV. .125 November Morning. Poem Celia Thaxter VII.. 33 Novum Organum, Dr. Blauvelts Lyman H. Atwater VII. .478 Nurses, Training School for 6ulture and Pm-a ress VIII.. 247 O AKEY, Maria R. The Pine Tree.5 Poem VI.. Obelisk, The Sbadow of the. (Thomas William Parsons). . . Culture and Progress. V. .521 Oberammergan Peasants, The III. ~ 0 Birds that Flit by Oceans Rim. Pbem Edward King VIII. .318 Ocean Currents, The Cause of Nature and Science VIII. .637 Odd Minutes of Waiting Home ammd Society VII.. 500 Odyssey, Bryants Translation of the . Culture and Pro mess. . III. .124 ODonnel, D. Kane. The Happy Village. Poem x.. 83 Offensive People Topics of the Timne X. .779 Oil Paintings, Restoration of Nature an(l Scienc~ VII. - 253 Old Books and Periodicals - . floome and Society VI. .112 Old and Blind. Poem I G H VII. .709 Old Faitb and the New, The. - (David Frederic ~~~~~~~).... (ulture and Progress - II.. 503 Old Fort Duquesne VII. .634 Old-Fashioned Story, An Marion Stockton VI.. 224 Old Home, The. Poem Will Wallace H rney IX. .231 Oldport Days. (T. W. Higginson) . Culture and Progress - VII.. 374 52 INDEX. OLD CABINET, THE. Contents of: VOLUME I. PreludeThomas Hughes at Cooper InstituteJeffersons Rip Van WinkleSeebachs Jane EyreThe True Story of Eug~nies Escape, 215 ;The Bonapartes and Murats in Borden- townOur Friend, the Present Incumbent, 345 ;The First Letter of the New VearConcerning a HeathenThe Winter Exhihitinn of the National Academy Verses, by H. H.Rocham- beau on the French Soldier, 454 Over the Water to Jarleyl Behind the ScenesTo a Voung Poet, 562 Something about FriendshipBrains and BeautyThe Chair. an of the Phalanx Lecture CommitteeThe DoubterAlice Cary, 675. VOLUME II. A Phase of Cl.ild-Life The Art of ExasperationSourness and SuccessCharlotte Bront3 and her~chool-fellow(IllustrationFac-simile of Charlotte Brontas Handwriting), 99 Confessions of a Conceited ManTwo Weddings, 207;Pages ChristA ProtestThe GypsyCamp Orange Peels, 320 ;Professional PrideNecessary BlessingsA Hypothetical Case To NedGeorge MacDonald in the Pulpit, 433 ;The Ideal PresidentDisgraceT. Morans Portfolio, ~48The Shaker Service at Mount Lebanon, 6~6. VOLUME III. RetiredMarion (Mass.) and its InstitutionsA Midnight Corn-bakeMistress Sarah Page, 225 Behind the Mask A Stumbling-BlockForewarned is ForearmedThe Shaker Side The Vellowatone, 238 ;A FaceTo A. V. W.A Christmas Thought, 371 ;A Secret Drawer The Winter ExhibitionSomething about CriticismThe Danger, 492 ;AffectationA Sermon for the TimesThe Balloon AgeWhat My Family Knows About MeWelcome, MacDonald! 623,The Smut of Real WorkOur Friends PortfolioPlaying with the PassionsStudiesThe Sculptor and the Statuette, ~ VOLUME IV. New NamesStories without PointConcerning a Pestilent EvilMacDonalds Within and Without Tragic, bo9Cousin BerthaOur Standing among Our FriendsTalking about the AbsentHumtin SyrnpathyThe AfterglowImitationThe Big Picture, 240;Old Probabil- itiesMy Famous FriendPoor PillicoddyMrs. Whitneys Pansies,364A Hard Time for Some of UsPhotographs and Looking-glasses-A Glimpse of Ones SelfWrecked on a Resem- blanceLost Opportunities, 494 ,BulrushesThe Little Red SalamandersTestsA Canon of CriticismLet us have Faith, 630 ;A Dangerous QuestionLimitationsThe Last, First QualitySeparationBeauty and the BeastRobinsons BookIf Love is BlindMy Colored Washerwoman, 766. VOLUME V. The Littie Man of DestinyIs he Honest ?The Song of a Rose, is9,The Longest Way Round, the Shortest Way Home, 257A VisitorRelicsSomething I Found in the Cars, 387 ;Numher One Hundred and ElevenA Life, 5o7The Recent Census-The Poet to his Poem, 639 ;A ProtestConcerning CataloguesTalking about ExpressionAn Imaginary Character I Sometimes think it were BestCorrespondence When I am Dead and Buried, 765. VOLUME VI. Reckless Moments-Sonnets after the Italian Manner, ,,s;A Riddle of LoversI will be Brave for Thee, Dear Heart Therefore I know What Virtue bath My VoiceRemem- ber, 240;The Stove that Makes its own TwilightWithin and WithoutIdeal and Real Song of a Heathen Sojourning in Galilee, A. D. 32, 367 ;The Flaw in the Jewel I NIet a Traveler on the RoadA Sower Went Forth to Sow, 495The People who Get Under Other Peoples UmbrellasThe P~ople who say that all they Want is a Chanc2Uncongenial Congenial PeopleA Mystery My Violet, 625 The Stagey PersonA Friend with a Single Fault Morning, Noon, and Night, 749. VOLUME VII. In the Woods, 227 ;The House on the CornerThe CommonplaceA Segment of the Circle Something Better than Truth, 240;New YearsChristmas The Blazk-Heart Cherry-Tree, 372 ;The Artist and his PictureA Deed of AbominationMore Villainous than Vice, 498; Misery, 627 Veracity, 757. VOLUME VIII. A Crooked LineThe Woodspurge, ,,3Barbarism, 240;Searching for a Fugitive, 369; With Malice Toward None, with Charity for All, 497,Knight-ErrantryStory Making, 624; Good Taste, ~ VOLUME IX. A Trip to the City, xs6 The Labor ProblemDavid Gray, 252 The Sublime and the RidiculousSalvini as a DutchmanLucindas EyeThe MeteorologicalA Historical Consider- ation, 371 The Modern Qiality in Ancient VerseThe Distinction between Prose and Poetry, 504 The Old BoweryA Theory of the CommonplaceEpithetsReformers, 629 The Terms Literature and LiterarySuggested by Cabanels Margu6riteBacons Poetry-- The Psalms in English Verse, 757. VOLUME X. English Criticism of American PoetryThe Poets Mind and Mood, 112 ;Some Suggestions Concerning the Art of Conversation, 243 ;A Confusion of TermsThought in ArtThe Plea of HumilityThe Pickpockets Excuse, 332 Thoughts Ostensibly Suggested to the Writer while Sitting by the Fountain in the Square on a Summer Evening, 512;-A Text in a Telegram, 640; How Badly We Do It 1 781. PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. Vol. Page. Old Rome and New Italy. (Emilio Castelar) Culture and Progress VII.. 122 Old Types, The Topics of the Time vii.. Ii6 Old Year and the New. Poem Charlotte F. Rates V. .357 Oldtown Fireside Stories. (Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe). . Culture and Pro-rcss. III. .761 Oliphant, Mrs. Papers by: NoraTheStoryofaWildlrishGirl.u. .49,149 At His Gates.. .111. .355, 441, 585, 713; IV. .34 The Two Mrs. Scudamores... in. .85, 198, 297 [169, 313, 426, 584, 706; V.44, 201 Oliphants (Mrs.) Ombra 6ulture and Progress V. .270 Oliphants (Mrs ) At His Gates V. .780 Omniscience. Poem Alice Williams X. . 591 OMurtogh. Poem Robert Buchanan V.. i8i One Great Force, The. (Crisfield Johnson) (ulture and Pro6 ress In. .510 One Day at Arle Fonnie Hodgson (Burnett) IV. . 541 One of Miss Widgerys Evenings Isabella T. Hopkins V.. 191 One Night. Poem Amanda T. Jones V. .462 One Way of Love. Poem L. W. J ix.. i66 One-Legged Dancers, The Soxe Holm V. .337 Only Half a Woman 2 Edward King VII.. 82 Illus. Clara vii. .82 The Old Mans Surprise 88 Up and Down the Crescent 89 Opera in New York Culture and Progress III. .377 Opera, Santley in III. .759 Opera, Italian V. .393 Opium in Diabetes Nature and Science VI. .383 Oracle of Our Day, An (ulture and Progress V. .515 Ordronnaux Harriet Prescott Spoftord . . VIII.. 610, 734 Organic Forms, Transformation of Nature and Science V.. 261 Organisms, Origin of Lowest IV. .367 Organs Topics of the Time VII. .496 Oriental Exploration Culture and Psogress VIII.. 246 Ormskirk.5 Poem R. T VIII., 713 Illus. And the Tower and Spire together, etc viii. .713 Osgood, Kate Putnam. Papers by: Before the Shrine. Poem iv.. 346 My School in Fern City iv.. 688 Found Wanting. Poem iv.. 583 A Ten Days brama vi. ~ Rhyme and Reason. Poem IV.. 646 Hereditary Foes2 IX.. 360 Orthography in the Sixteenth Century Bric-d-Broc . X. .399 Ostrich Farms Nature and Science IV.. 243 Our Mutual Friend in Manuscript Kite Field VIII. .472 Outcast, The. Poem Mary L. Ritte 559 Out-Doors Home and Society VII.. 628 Outlook, The Topics of the Time vi.. 621 Out of the Depths. Poem (as oline R. Wilkinson iii.. 6i Outside, Instruction from Topics of the Time X. . 241 Outsiders, The V. .117 Overland. (J. W. De Forest) Culture and Progress III. .505 Over Sea .John Johns VIII.. 77 Over the Way.5 Poem N. N. .9 Ix. .643 Owens (Robert Dale) Debatable Land Culture and Proi,r,ess in. .635 Oxford, Two Visits to B. S. Nadal VIII.. 728 Oxygen and Fermentation Nature and Science V. .261 Ozone, Physiological Action of . . ......... VIII.. 122 PAGE, William. A Study of Shakespeares Portraits * X. .558 Pages, Gamier. (Some of the French Leaders) Mory C. Putnam, N. .9 II. .374 Pairing Season, The Home and Society II. .322 Pandits Fitzcdward hall VI. .463 Pangenesis Culture and Progress II.. 440 Paper, Actinic Copying . The Worlds Work X. 791 Paper Bockets x. . 128 Paper, White x. . 128 Paradoxes Nature and Science IV. .368 Parepa-Rosa. Poem Edward Kin6 VII.. 735 Paris,5 In and About Edward King IV.. 513, 6~6 Illus. General View of Vincennes Iv.. 523 The Place de Ia Concorde 529 The Bois de Boulogne Cascade 5i~ The Place de la Bastille 520 The Rood des Ch~nes at Autenil 55 The Place Vend6me 520 The Large Hot-House of the Jardin The Buttes Chaumont 521 dAcclimatation ~i6 The H6tel de Ville 522 The Triumphal Arch of the Star 5z~ The Exchange 523 The Champs Elystes ~i8 The Boulevard Montmartre 524 54 INDEX. Paris,* In and About. (Continued.) Illus. The Porte Saint-Denis IV.. 525 The Fountain of the Innocents 663 In the Catacomhs 526 The Sorhonne and the H6tel des Invalides.664 Suhterranean Paris 527 The Church of Saint-Rock 665 View in a Collecting Sewer 528 Interior of the Madeleine 665 The Central Markets 529 The Saint-Jacques Tower 666 Birds-Eye View of the Louvre 6~6 Apsis of Notre-Dame 666 The Pont des Arts and the Louvre 657 The New Opera-House 667 Baths of the Samantarne 6~8 The Palais-Royal 668 The Arc-de-Triomphe do Carrousel 6~8 Mahille 669 The Palace of the Institute 659 The Palace of the Tuileries 67n The Palace of the Luxemhourg 66o The Circular Railway Viaduct 671 Fountain in the Luxeinhourg Garden 66i A Louvre Gallery 672 Statue of Henri IV. on the Pont Neuf 662 The Bears DenGarden of Plants 673 The H6teI de Cluny 662 The Fontaine Molbre 674 The Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont 663 Vol. Page. Paris. (In the Latin Quarter5) A/bert Rhodes X. .137 Paris, Notes on. (Tame) Culture and Pr gress X. .650 Paris, The Clubs of Ma;y C. Putnam, M. D III. .105 Paris, The Walls of Culture and Progress Itt.. 244 Paris under the Commune. (John Leighton) 11.662 Parliaments, German II. .66i Parliaments, A Chat about German William Wells IX. .652 Parliamentary Methods, English Culture and Progress VI.. 117 Parlor Bulbs Home and Society I .349 Parlor, The Sacrificial IX.. 762 Parlors, Best II. .658 Party Virttte Topics of the Time V. .764 Patents, Recent The Worlds Work X. .526 1~ats Crilicism. Poem Charles F. Adams IX . 777 Pauperism in the British Empire in 8870. .,,,. C~ulture and Progress . . .11. .212 Pavements, Asphalt Nature and Science V. .524; VI. .125 Paying Debts . . Charles Carroll VI. .665 Peace Reformers, The . ...... .. ..... Topics of the Tune III. .236 Peace, Terms of, Proposed by the Great Powers John Bi elow I. .290 Pear-Trees, Influence of Evergreens on Nature and Science VTI. .510 Pearls, Cultivation of VIII.. 758 Peep Behind the Scenes, A Samuel Hopkins 180 Pelasgic Peru Culture and Progress VI.. 248 Pencils, Aniline The Worlds Work x. .652 Pennies, Childrens Home and Society IX. .631 Pennsylvania Pilgrim, The. (Whittier) Culture and Prog;ess V. .132 Pennsylvania, Scenes in. (Traveling by Telegraph) James Richardsou IV.. 10, 129 Pepper-Pot Woman, The N. If, D VIII. .541 Pequods,* The Last of the Benson J. Lossing II. .573 lllus. Eunice Mahwee 11.576 Peril, Thirty-seven Days of Truman C. Everts III.. Illus. Imaginary Companions III The Burning Forest 9 The Last I Ever Saw of Him 2 The Ghostly Counselor ii The l\Iountain Lion ~ Descending the Precipice 24 The First Fire 7 The Rescue i6 A Night of Terror 6 Periodicals, The Reading of Topics of the Time. . V. .635 Perry, Nora. In an Hour Poem VIII. .551 Peruvian Antiquities. (An Ancient American Civilization) . . . Maria J. B. Brorone .. V. .724 Peter Bloch: A Hartz Legend Susan Archer Weiss .... II.. 5o8 Peter Crisp , If. T~ Tuckerman II. .426 Peter Green Emulates the Grand Duke. (Designs by William M. Cary) Etchings III. .764 Peter, the Parson Constance Fenimore Cooper VIII.. 6oo Peterselia, Mrs. L. M. Papers by: The Fly* I. .622 Will Vou Walk into My Parlor? iv. .285 Petroleum Oils Nature and Science IV. . 769 Pews, The Dragon of the .. Topics of the hme IX. .627 Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. Papers by: Not a Pleasant Story III.. 98 Since 1 Died v. .~ Philadelphia . I T. Fleadley II. .225 Illus. Chestnut-street Bridge, over the Schuyl- lnterior of Farmers Market 233 kill II.. 225 Wagons to Hire 234 Franklins Grave 226 Horseradish Man 234 New Masonic Temple, on Broad Street.... 227 Scene on Market Street 235 Union League Building 228 The Dog Shelter 236 Proposed Academy of Natural Sciences....229 Drive on the Wissahickon, Fairmount Park - 237 The Ledger Building 230 The Drexel Mausoleum, Woodland 238 Leslies Row 232 View on the Schoylkill ................... 239 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 55 Vol. Page. Philips Friend, Kate James T. Me/Coy VIII.. 586 Illus. Then His Mind Turned, etc VIII. .592 Philosophy, Ueberwegs Histt.ry of Culture and Progress III. .381 Photographing the Hearts Action Nature and Science IV. .497 Photographing in Colors VIII. .252 Photographic Light The Worlds Work X. .127 Photography Culture and Pro~ess . III. .753 Photography, Early . VI. .124; VII. .630 Photography, Improvement in Nature and Science ... VI. .637 Photometer, Home-made The Worlds Work X. .394 Phylloxera, The X. .128 Phylloxera, Fighting the Nature ond Science VIII. .636 Physics, Relations of Mathematics to vii. .5o8 Physiology among the Chinese VII.. 766 Piatt, S. M. B. Papers hy: The Clothes of a Ghost. Poem II.. 204 Making Peace. Poem X.. 31 Piazza, The Home and Society X. . 249 Picara, Ernest. (Some of the French Leaders) Mary C. Futna s 11. .D II. .366 Picture, A. Poem Elizabeth Akers Allen VIlI. . 191 Pictures at the Academy Culture and Progress IV.. 252 Pictures from Canada W. Geo~e Beers II. .449 Pictures from the Plains5 T. B. Tho;~e III. .143 Itlus. An Indian Boat-race 10. .143 Manufacturing Arrows 247 Horse-racing on the Plains 244 The Squaws Scalp-dance 241 Condelane Mission 545 Interview with a Grizzly 248 Peopte of Pemhina and their Ox-carts s~ Indians Gamhling Old Fort Watla Walta 146 Shooting Mountain Sheep 49 Pikes Peak or Bust 47 Pictures, Some Other Culture and Prod ress X. .253 Picturesque Ladies Haute and Society VI.. 241 Picturesque ~ Henry Blachbosrn VI.. 400 Picus. Poem James hi/ounce Thompson IX. .438 Pierrot, Warrior and Statesman ~ Frank N. Stockton X. .720 Illus. The Infant Soldier x. .720 The Effect of a Conundrum 727 The King Waits for Pierrot 721 The Giant and his Army Attempt the WaIl.721 Pantafilandos Guard 722 The Giant and his Army Come Down 729 Barakhans Discoveries 722 The Book and the Mice 731 The Fight with the Giant 723 The Vigilant Porter 732 Pierrot Thinks 724 The Demon Sentinel 733 The Fight with the Tiger 725 The Court Weeps 734 The Sailor Points out the Admirals Fleet .726 End of Kahardantes and the Story 735 Pike in Literature, The .. Topics of the Time II. .430 Pilgrims Packets, The rank .R. Stockton V. .333 Pine Tree,5 The. Poem Maria It. Qakey VI.. I Pitcher Plant Home and Society ..............iII..752 Pius IX, A Visit to Ganier DAbain VI. .234 Plant Life,5 Curiosities of James Richardson III. .651 Illus. The Oak of Allonville iii.. 6~i The Weeping Tree 6~6 Bread Tree of Tahiti ~ Nepenthe 657 Gutta-percha Tree 653 Victoria Regia 6~8 Spathe of Palm Tree 654 Rafflesia Arnoldi 659 Nutmeg Stem Plant Stand, A Home and Society VII. .500 Plants and Animals, Contractile Movements in Natoore and Science VII..509 Plants, Carnivorous Plants, Influence of Violet Light on Nature and Science lV.. 113 Plants in Rooms II. .254 Plants, Respiration in VII. .510 Plants, Sensation in lV.. 243 Plants, The Pressure of Sap in VIII.. 756 Plastering, Fire-Proof The Worlds Work .. 652 Plasters. Metallized X. .260 Platform, Triflers on the Topics of the Time III. .289 Plighted. A. D., 1874. Poem Ahic Williams VIII. .512 Plunkett. Mrs. H. M. Modern Hotels VI. .486 Pneumatic Dispatch Nature anol Science VII. .766 Pneumatic Tuhes he Worlds Work x. .258 Poe, Edgar Allan, An Early Poem hy X. . 6o8 Poe, Edgar Allan. (A Mad Man of Letters) Francis Gerry Faitfeld x. . 690 Poems, Two Volumes of. (Mrs. Johnson and E. D. R.) C~ultnre and Progress VII.. 764 Poet, A New. (John Boyle OReilly) VII. .631 Poetets of Clap City, The N. H. D IX. .612 Poets, Latter-Day British Edmund Clarence Stcdman..lx. .426, 585 56 INDEX. Vol. Page. Poets, Minor Victorian Edmund Clarence Stedman . .... 609, 679 Poets, Some Recent Women x. . 100 Poetry Culture and Progress .. .11. .220; IV. .640 POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: Abbot Paphnutius, The H. H .1. 170 Absence Louisa Bushnell v . Acquainted with Grief ... .M. E. Rockwell VI.. 31 After the Accident .. . . Bret Harte V. .316 Agassiz James 7. Fields VII. .570 Albatross Charles Warren Stoddard III.. 25 Alma Maters Roll Edward Everett Ifale x. .623 Alpenglow Margaret J. Preston VII.. 6z Angdlique Arnauld Elizabeth Sill I .448 Annunciation Charles S. Gage IV. .457 Answer, The Mary L. Ritter X. . 700 Answer. (From Uhiand) John Fraser VIII. . 303 April Violet,An. MaryE. C. Wyeth 1.617 Arctic Quest, An H. H VII.. 8i Arion,* The Story of Thomas Dunn English V. .271 Assault of Antinoiis upon Ulysses,The. (From Homer) William (ullen Bryant III. 351 August Lilies Mary E. Bradley VIII. .423 Autumn Voices Louisa Bushnell IV. .761 Awakening, The Paul H. Ifayne .. x. .5o8 Ballad of Calden Water Phcebe Cary . .111. .488 Before the Shrine Kate Putnam Osgood IV. . 346 Beyond the Portals Edmund Clarence Stedman VI. .461 Bird Song, A Christina C. Rossetti V. .336 Bird in the Bush,* A H. E. Warner . . .111. .128 Blind . Charlotte F. Bates II. .400 Blind Boy,0 The Dr. 7. C. Hake III. 189 Blown Up Thomas Dunn English .. ..... 48 Boudoir Prophesies John Hay VII. .271 Bricklayers, The C. H. Barnes VIII.. 99 Brook and the Mill,0 The Benlamin F. Taylor . VIII.. 199 By the Dead Celia Thaxter VII.. 462 C~sar Rowan . Thomas Dunn English II. .300 Caro Nome . Kate Hillard VI. 539 Carnivorous Plants Joel Stacy IX.. 774 Chance Anna C. Brackett IX. .209 Christ, The .... . Annie R. Annan VI. .364 Christ-Mas , Adeline D. 7. Whitney III. .304 Christmas Carol,* A Christina C. Rossetti III. . 278 Christmas Carol. (With Music by George J Huss). .J. C Holland 352 Christmas Door,0 The Lois Brooke 268 Christmas Symphony,0 A H. H III.. 288 Christmas Tree,* The Orphans Bayard Taylor III .257 Christus Pacificator Samuel Wolcott III.. 65o Christus, The Julia C. R. Dorr VII. .301 City of Good.Will, The J. T. Trowbridge IX.. 48 Closed Gentian, The . Adeline D. T. Whitney V.. 100 Clothes of a Ghost, The . . S. M. B. Piatt II.. 204 Cloud and Fire, The Samuel Wolcott II.. 507 Common Things Samuel W. Duftield III.. 743 Compensation John G. Saxe x. 447 Consecration harlotte F. Bates IX. .596 Coquetry and Love . Charlotte F. Bates VIII.. 703 Counts Little Daughter,* The Mrs. R. S. Greenough III. .129 Covert H. H V. 475 Cradle Tomb at Westminster, The Susan Coolidge x. .678 Cruel Lord,* The Edward Renaud V. .734 Cuckoo, The C. S. Calverley V. .365 Danger H. H X. .378 Days of Vanity Christina C. Rossetti V. 21 Dead Heart,A Mary L.Ritter 551 Decoration 7. W. Ifigginson VIII. .234 De Lunatico George A. Baker, Jr X . 769 Despondency. . Mary J. Serrano IV. .424 District School,0 The Benlamin F. Taylor VIII . I Divorced Rose Terry V. ~6o Dolly Sullivan . ... .Marian Douglas I .688 Dukes Stratagem, The . . John G. Soxe VII.. 331 Duty John A. Dor~an VII . 72 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of (continued). Va?. Page. Easter AdelineD. T. Whitney in. .707 Elms of Old Trinity, The If. T. Tuckerman II. .517 Enough Maria W. Jones .... VI. .444 Ephphatha H. E. Warner x. . i68 Ernst of Edeisheim John Hay iV.. 650 Every Day .. . Elizabeth Akers Allen V . 112 Face in the Street, A Geo?ge Parsons Lathrop 388 Fair Weather and Foul William Morris 89 Finis Coronat Opus R. B. Bowker V. 200 First-born, The Elizabeth C. Kinney VI.. 237 First-born Mary E. Bradley X . 148 Flight of the Birds, The Edmund Clacence Stedman III. .142 Flight of the Birds, The H. McEwen Kimball 309 Florida Roses Elizabeth C. Kinney 1.646 Flower of Love Lies Bleeding, The Richard Henry Stoddard VII.. 545 Following Footsteps Anna C. Brackett VII .558 For an Album William Motherzoell X .707 For Cupid Dead . . Louise Chandler Moulton IX.. 393 For His Sake Sarah L. Joy VII. .236 For Thoughts C~elia Thaxter V. .493 Foreboding Celia Thaxter IX.. 157 Found Wanting Kate Putnam Osgood IV.. 583 Fox Hunters. The C. H. Barnes III. .385 Freedom H. H X. .709 Friar Lubin, On a Person Called. (From the French). William Cullen Bmyant V. 357 From Sea to Sea Joaquin Miller III. 95 Gabrielle Joel Benton VII 575 Ghosts Story, A H. E. Warner IX. 552 Gold Country, A Ballad of the H. H IV.. 613 Guendolen Celia Thaxter V.. 78 Happy Time, The . David Gray III. .456 Hark! Caroline R. Wilkinson VI 703 Harvest Nelly M. Hutchinson VIIS. .461 Haunted House,* The George AK/mcDonald VI. 272 Heart Song A Samuel W. Duffield VI. .575 Heather Bloom Mary E. Bradley 752 Her Face C~harlotte F. Bates IV. .705 Her Sphere Elizabeth Ahers Allen IV.. 218 Hero of the Commune, The Margaret J. Preston III.. 66o Heron, The James Maurice Thompon X.. 74 Holiday, A E. D. Rice . VI. 564 Home, The Old Will Wallace Harney IX. .231 Homeward Lois Brooke 516 Horoscope, A W. C. Wilkinson 654 How the Storm Came* W. E. D II. .605 Hypatia Edmund Clarence Stedman V.. 746 Immanent Imperfection George Parsons Lathrop ix . 6o6 In Absence George Parsons Lathrop III.. 726 In a Garret Elizabeth Akers Allen 504 In an Hour . Nora Perry VIII. .551 In Ccvlo Quies . . William C. Richards IX. .244 In the Barn Benjamin F. Taylor VIII. 55o InthePark E.H.C 596 In the Valley of Shadows H. E. Warner .11.. 65o In the Garden .. ... Harriet MeEzoen Kimball IV.. i68 Intruder, An Hiram Rich V.. 167 Irreparable K. H. Stoddard . VII.. 281 Jeremy Train His Drive * . ... An Old Fellow I Jessamine * . . George Parsons Lathrog5 x. .657 Kearny at Seven Pines ~ Edmund Clarence Stedman X. .265 King of Denmarks Sons, The William Morris V.. 294 La Be!le Dame Sans Merci L is Richards VI.. 207 Lars . Celia Thaxter VIII.. 726 Last Letter, The . . Mary L. Ritter 189 Laura . John G. Saxe IX. .551 Lauriger ... . Charles S. Gage I.. 384 Law of Death The John Hay VI. 439 Life on the Farm * Benjamin P. Taylor VIII.. 704 Lifted Mary Mapes Dodge ...... 1.178 Loves Land Louise Chandler Moulton VII.. 431 Loves Young Dream; A. D. 1870* George A. Baker, Jr I.. 22~ Luke. (In The Colorado Parkt873) Bret Harte VII. 20~ 58 INDEX. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of (continued). Vol. Page. Madaline Alice Ca;y 401 Magdalen of the Dresden Gallery, A A. R. Macdonougli vii. .674 Maiden and the Lily, The John Fraser vii.. 686 Making Peace Mrs. S. M. B. Piati ix.. 31 Making Port James T.McKay II. .176 Mare Ignotum . .. . Ellice Woodru~e iii. . Mary Butlers Ride Benjamin F Taylor Vii. .64! May, A Song of Mary E. C. Wyeth viii.. 48 Medrake and Osprey Celia Thaxter x.. 87 Memory, A Isabella C. lllereditli x. .223 Message, A Mary L. Bitter Iv 237 Midsummer Idyl, A D. W. Brozonell VI.. 575 Mignonette0 MaryE. Bradley 649 Mildred in the Library ~ I G. Holland IX.. Momma Phcebe * Thomas Dunn English III. 62 Morituri Salutamus, After Reading Charlotte F. Bates 6i8 Mount Tabor . John flay IX .353 Musa Pedestris Samuel W. Dz~/fteld viii .619 Music John Vance Cheney vi. .672 Mussel Shell, A Celia Thaxter x. .431 My Brother Sara H. Brozone iv.. 23 My Hickory Fire H. H .111. .54~ My Island Helen Barron Bostzoich iX..71o My Life Mary L. Bitter iv.. 626 MyOpenPolarSea W. C. Wilhinson X .194 My River . Helen Barron Bostzoich viii. .422 Natures Child Nettle Power Houston X. .373 Nilsson, To Christine John Fraser VII .557 No More Amelia F. Daley IV. 41 Northern Lights,* The W C. Wilhinson 310 November Morning Celia Thaxter VII. . 33 0 Birds That Flit by Oceans Rim Edward King VIII.. 3 i8 Old and Blind I C. H VII.. 709 Old Year and The New, The Charlotte F. Bates V. 356 OMurtogh Robert Buchanan V.. iSi Omniscience Alice Williams X. .591 One Night Amanda T. Jones 462 One Wayof Love L. W.J IX..166 Ormskirk~ B. T VIII. .713 Outcast, The . Mary L. Bitter 559 Out of the Depths C~aroline R. f.Vilhinson Iii . 66i Parepa-Rosa Edward Ring VII 735 Picture, A Elizabeth Ahers Allen VIII.. 191 Picus James Maurice Thompson .. IX. .438 Pine Tree, The Maria .R. Qahey VI.. I Poe, Edgar Allan, An Early Poem by x .6o8 Postmans Ring, The Adeline D. T. Whitney ... IV.. 3I2 Prayer, The Power of Sidney and (li/ford Lanier X. .239 Proud Lady of Stavoren,* The Elizabeth Ahers Allen ix. 649 Psalm-Book in the Garret, The Benjamin F. Taylor IX.. 737 Race-Rearing D. N. Beach VI. .67i Rajabs Gift, The Sara If. Browne II.. 636 Regions of Love, The F. W. Bourdillon IX .409 Relenting Louisa Bushnell VIII . 76 Rishyasringa * Clara 1-filgard Tittmann VII. .385 Saint and Sinner B. H. Stoddard IX. .311 Satisfied . Edgar Fawcett V. .6oi ~Sealed Orders H. H VIII. .431 Sheaves5 MaryL. Bitter V. .432 Singers Friends, The H. If V.. 31 Singers Hills.5 The H. /1 VII. .257 Skipper-Hermit,0 The Hiram Rich III. .524 Somewhere Julia C. B. Dorr .. VII. .401 Song . harriet McEwen Kimball III. .277 Song B.K x..659 Song C V. 687 Song of a Summer, The Louise C. Moulton IV. .483 Song, My Lelia B. Bichford V. .479 Song from a Drama Edmund Clarence Stedman IX . 329 Song of the Sea, A Martha P. Lowe VIII.. 170 Song of the Early Autumn, A Richard Watson Gilder X. . 770 Song of the Savoyards, The henry Ames Blood X..217 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 59 POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of (continued). Vol. Page. Song Sparrow, The Geolge Parsons Lathrop VI.. 332 Song of the Soul, A . Edward King VI.. 695 Songster, The Edmund Glarence Stedman II. .490 Sonnet Rachel G. Alsop ii. Sonnet N.H x.87 Sonnet F W. Bourdillon IX. .359 Sonnet C.R.W 86 Sonnets Richard Watson Gilder VII. . 42 Spinning Wheel,0 The Benjamin F. Taylor VIII. 317 Spiritual Songs George MacDonald .. V. .315, 6io, 759 [vi. 21, 157, 319, 432, 56o, 745; VII. 55, i85 Spring in Winter Charlotte F. Bates VII.. 721 Stanzas for Music Edmund Clarence Stedman V. .571 State Road, The Old Benjamin F. Taylor VIII. .441 Summers Ghost, A Louise Chandler Moulton VIII. .35 Sunshine of Thine Eyes, The Gear6 e Parsons Lathrop x. .635 Sweetheart .D. TV. Brownell III. .712 Symbols Mary L. Ritter VIII. i8o Tartar Love-Songs R. H. Stoddard 379; II. .285 Thanksgiving Eve * L 1. .222 That Day and That hour .... Margaret Blythe . lx. .425 Three Leaves from a Story Lois Brooke II. . 135 Throne of Attila, The Joaquin Miller IX. .623 Through the Cloud and the Sea H. E. Wiarner II.. 39 To a Friend . Titus Munson Goon IX. . 710 To Hope . . John Vance Gheuey X. .497 To my Wild Sis .... Nathaniel P. Willis I.. 337 Too Wise for Love. . . ... ... ... Helen Barron Bostwick III.. 32 Treading a Circle Charlotte F. Bates VI. .363 Two N.H VIII. .684 Two Ways to Love usan Coolidge IV 696 Unattaioed Mary E. Bradley V.. 720 Under the Elms M. A. Hopkins II. .260 Under the Sea Kate Carlisle X. .719 Unfledged amliel W. Dz~eld II. . 71 Unreconciled Hiram Rich II.. 17 Unsaid A. R . X. .471 Unwedded Elizabeth Akers Allen II.. 395 Up the Aisle0 George A. Baker, Jr II. .335 Valentine, My . Mary L. Sherman V. 452 Vagrant, A Josephine Pollard IX.. 248 Vane on the Spire, The Benjamin F Taylor. I 344 Vigil, A Harriet MeEzoen Kimball VlI. .207 Village, The Happy Li. Kane ODonnel X.. 83 Violin of Messire Andreas,~ The Samuel W. Diq2~eld IX.. 521 Vision, A Maria W. Jones 500 Vision of St. Ehigius, A eorge MeteDonald V. 500 Visit, The John Vance Cheney VIII. .543 Waiting I. T. Trowbridge VI.. 62 Waiting . N.H III.. 7 Welcome, The Irene S. Elder X. .344 What She Thought Julia C. A. Dorr IX. 68o What the Devil Said to thc Young Man Roswell Smith II.. 77 White Azaleas Harriet MeEwen Kimball ax.. 695 White Flag, The Susan Coolidge VI .171 Why? Mary L. Ritter IX. .466 Womans Execution, A. Paris, May, 71 Edward King II. .500 Work in Rest . George Lansing Taylor IV.. 33 Poetry, New Romantic School of (ultaire and Progress II.. 213 Poetry in Domino Home and Society III. .241 Poetry, The Mater Dolorosa of Culture and Progress VI.. 373 Poison and Venom Natne and Science VI. .509 Poison Bee . .. , IX.. 771 Poisonous Colors IV. .243 Poisons, Physiological Effects of VIII.. 123 Polar Lands, Elevation of IV.. 113 Poles, The Culture and Progress III. .755 Politeness to Servants Home and Society VIII. . 752 Political Bigotry Topics of the Time II. .432 Political Morality VIII.. 112 Politics, American Study of European Culture and Progress . . VIII.. 117 6o INDEX. Vol. Pa,Ie. Politics, National . .. . Topics of the Time IX.. 375 Politics, The Gentleman in VI.. 746 Pollard, Josephine. A Vagrant. Poem IX.. 248 Poor, A Word for the Home and Society VII 372 Pope and the Dogma, The Topics of/he Time 107 Pope and his People, The I .451 Popular Science Monthly. Culture and Progress IV.. 774 Population in the United States, The Advance of J F. Hilgard 214 Post Haste . . Culture and Progress 117 Post Office, A Monster . II. .555 Postal-Car Service,0 Our Louis Ba0 ger VI. . 190 Thus. Interior of a Postal Car x~ Mail-Crane and Mail Catcher 196 At Work at the Letter-Mail 294 Catching the Mail-Pouch Postmans Ring, The. Poem Adcline LI. T. Whitney IV. .312 Potato Rot, The Nature and Science . V. .261 Powell, Major J. W. Papers by: The Caiions of the Colorado0.mx. .293, 394, 523 An Overland Trip to the Grand Caiion0 . x. .659 Power, Novel Device for Transmitting The Worlds TVork X. .127 Prayer, Fifteen Years of. (Dr. S. I. Prime) Culture on(t Progress. ... V.. 135 Prayer, The Power of. Poem Sidney and Chfford Lanier X. . 239 Prayer-Meeting, The Average Topics of the Yime VIII.. 6ax Prayers and Pills V. .116 Preaching, Modern IV. . 628 Presents, Hints for Anniversary Home and Society VIII.. 751 Presents, Making VI., 114 President, Our Topics of the Time .. IV.. 363 Press and the Publishers, The VII. .626 Preston, J. W. Carlism in Spain VII. .229 Preston, Margaret J. Papers by: The Hero of the Commune. Poem... iii.. 66o Alpenglow. Poem vii.. 62 Prices, Moderate Topics of/he Time VI.. 747 Princess and the Goblin, The. (ulture and Progrcss IV. 646 Prison Management . IV. .504 Prison Reform VIII.. 374 Private Correspondence ..... . Home and Society VII.. 244 Proctor, Edna Dean. Papers by: Northern Russia and St. Petersburg * ~ Moscow and Southern Russia0 v. .669 Proctors (Edna Dean) Russian Journey ... . Culture and Progress V. .522 Procter, Richard Anthony0 (with Portrait) John Fraser VII. .172 Productive Culture, The Premium on Topics of the Time X. . I I I Professional Morals I. .672 Prokop, Ita Aniol. How the Opera of Dante was written IX. .537 Protestantism, The Liberty of An Orthodox Minister VI.. 297 Protestantism, The Liberty of. A Denial William LVallace Paris VI.. 555 Protestantism, The Liberty of Topics of the Time VI. .624 Proud Lady of Stavoren,0 The. Poem Elizabeth Akers Allen IX. .649 Illus. Dumb with Amaze sat the Proud Lady mx. .649 Prudence Bric-d-Broc x .6~5 Pruning, Summer The Worlds Work x. .396 Psalm-Book in the Garret, The. Poem Ben/ainin F. Taylor IX. .737 Puff-Ball, Poisoning by the Giant Nature and Science IX.. 124 Pulpit, The Bondage of the W. C. Wilkinson 69, 437 Pulpit, The Freedom of the Samuel W. Di~yjie/d II.. 184 Pulsometer, The . Nature and Science VIII.. 123 Putnam, Mary C.. M. D. Papers by: Some of the French Leaders II.. 366 The Clubs of Paris iii.. 105 Putnam, George P. London Revisited III. . 191 utnam, George P Culture and Progress V. .632 Putnam, George P., To the Memory of Topics of/he Time V. .506 Putnam, G. Haven. A Village Ball in the Harz IV.. 755 Putnams Ride (ulture and Progress... IX. .123; X. .124 Pygmalion at Wallacks . Culture and Progress . V. 268 QUACKERY, Some Kinds of Spiritual . Goge B. Bacon III. .336 Quartette, The Great. (Parepa-Rosa, Phillips, Santley,Wachtel) Culture and Pi-ogress IV. .253 Queen Summer flame and Society II. .435 Queen Victoria and the Woman Question . Culture and Progress ..... . I. .683 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. IR ABBITS, Habits of Wild Nature and Science VI.. 766 Races, The Co-Education of the White and Colored W. II. .Ruffner vi.. 8o Race, The One Human Thy/cr Lewis III. .733 Race, The Future of Our Nature and Science VI. .125 Race-Rearing. Poem D. N. Beach VI. .671 Raffensperger, Mrs. A. F. With the False Prophet ~ .672 Rag-Carpets, How to Make Home and Society X. .643 Railroad Reading Gulture and Progress IX.. 770 Railroads, Narrow and Broad Gauge Nature and Science V.. 123 Railway Accidents, Mortality by IX .515 Railways. American and European Topics of the Time III. .490 Rajahs Gift, The. Poem Sara H. dir ;ze II. .636 Rank and Raiment Home and Societjj V. .391 Raphaels Madonnas Culture and Progress II.. 66i Rascals of Wall Street, The Topics f the Time V. .255 Reading, The Habit of Flume and Society VI. .498 Ready-Made Garments VI.. 498 Reason in Animals Nature and Science VI.. 381 Reason, The. Poem Etchings IX. .390 Red Riding-Hood * . .Bric-d-Brac X. .528 Red Sea, Crossing the Nature and Science VIII.. 507 Red Sea,5 Through the W. 0. Stoddard III. .582 Illus. Vertical Section showing the Tongue of the Red Sea III. .583 From Rameses to Pi-Hahiroth 583 Reductio ad Absurdum. Poem George A. Baker, Jr x. .261 Reed, J. A. The Later Life and Religious Sentiments of Abraham Lincoln VI. .333 Reform, A Promising VI.. 97 Reform in High Places Topics of the Time IX. .503 Regions of Love, The. Poem F. W. Bourdillon IX. .409 Reid, Whitelaw (with Portrait) VIII. .444 Reid, Whitelaw. Papers by: Schools of Journalism xv. .294 The Scholar in Politics vi. .605 Rejected,* The. (Designs by Frank Beard) tchings VII. .640 Relenting. Poem Louisa Bushnell VIII.. 76 Religion, American. (John Weiss) (ulture and Pro6 ress II. .557 Religion, Early Relations of Morality to Nature and Science VII. .381 Religion, Relations of Marriage to VII.. 509 Religion, Rather a Slim Topics of the Time II. .318 Religions, Ten Great. (James Freeman Clarke) . Culture and Progress 11.. Reminiscences of Mount Washington.5 (Designs by C. G. Bush) Etchings II. .448 Reminiscences of Moore and Jerdan IX.. 775 Renaud, Edward. The Cruel Lord.5 Poem V. .734 Renaissance, The. (Walter H. Paler) Culture and Progress VI.. 5o6 Reply to Many Letters, A opicsof the Time VI. .493 Representative Triad, A. (HoodArnoldProcter) dmund Clarence Steanian VlI. .463 Republic, The Bane of the opics of the Time IV.. 627 Republic, The French It.. 206 Republicanism in Europe xo6 Research, Original Nature and Science VI.. 759 Respectfully Declined. Poem Marian Douglas X. . 528 Resurrection, Christs, Scientifically Considered Augustus Blaurelt VII, .687 Restaurant, The American Topics of the Time II. .369 Restored Lunatic, Recollections of a Dr. St1phen W. Newell VI. .354 R. H. D. Papers by: The Doctors Wife VIII.. iol Dolly Ix.. 89 The Best Fellow in the World VIII.. 235 The Poetess of Clap City Ix. .6i~ The Pepper-Pot Woman VIII.. ~ Both Sides of the Shield x.. 81 The Rose of Carolina VIII.. 723 The Middle-Aged Woman x. .34~ Rhodes, Albert. Papers by: Loitering Ahout a French Chtiteau.... IV.. 743 Speech-Making in Congress vii. .294 A Court Ball at the Hague V. .443 Btranger5 VII. .390 Gavarni,5 A Parisian Prince of the P~u- La Fontaine and His Fahles5 Ix. .552 cil vi.. I In the Latin Quarter5 x. .237 A Day in the French Assemhly VI. .727 Along the Seine5 x. .472 Rhyme and Reason. Poem Kate Putnam Osgood IV.. 646 Rhymes, Acting Home and Socidy IX. .507 Rice, E. D. A Holiday. Poem VI. .561 Rich, Hiram. Papers by: Unreconciled. Poem ii.. 27 The Tistom Deficit V.. 78 The Skipper Hermit.5 Poem III. .524 An Intruder. Poem v. .x6~ Vaters Vacation IV.. 620 62 INDEX. Vol. Page. Rich and Poor Topics of the Time VII. .495 Richards, Lewis. La Belle Dame Sans Merci. Poem vi. .207 Richards, William C. In Ccelo Quies. Poem Ix.. 2d4 Richardson, James. Papers by: A New Study of an Old Force i.. . ~ ~ How Men Learned to Analyze the Sun.* The Unbarring of Hell Gate - III.. 33 (Astronomy) V. .465 Cunosines of Plant Life5 in. .651 The New Homes of New-York~.. viii.. 63 Traveling by Telegraph: Northward to Our New Normal College * viii.. 535 Niagara5 ~ .1, 129 Richardson, Abby Sage. A Plea for Chinese Labor II. .286 Riddle, M. B. Strasburg after the Surrender ~ 311 Rideing, William H. Death-dealing Trades IX. .672 Right not to Vote, The William C. 6onant III.. 73, 209 Rights of Some Women, The JIome ond Society . .. . IV.. 117 Ring. The. Poem Etchings VIII.. 764 Rishyasringa. Poem. (Designs by Addie Ledyard) Clara Hilgard Tittmann VII. .385 Illus. Frontispiece vii. .385 Do not Kneel to Me, I Pray Thee . . . .317 They Silently Rowed Onwards ~I6 Peeping Through the Trees 319 Ristori in New-York Culture and Progress X. .119 Ritter, Mary L. Papers by: The Last Letter. Poem 189 Symbols. Poem viii.. 113 The Outcast. Poem 559 Why? Poem ix. .466 A Me sage. Poem ix. .237 A Dead Heart. Poem x. .551 My Life. Poem ix. .626 The Answer. Poem x. .700 Sheaves.5 Poem x.. 432 Ritualism Topics of the Time IX. .377 River of Egypt, The W. 0. Stoddard II. .500 River-Beds, Elevation of Nature and Science VI.. 124 Rivers. The Probabilities of Franh P. Commax ire IX.. 191 Riveting. Machine, Hydraulic The Worlds Worh x. .396 R. K. Song x. .689 Robinson, Charles S. Papers by: Ajellak Allah; or, The Women of the Arabs * VII.. 55~ New England and Her Church ix.. 629 Robinsons (Rev. Charles S.) Sermons (ultu e and Peogr~ss VII.. 508 Robinson, Percy. Maharajab Dhuleep-Singh x. .326 Rochefort. (Some of the French Leaders) Ma;y C. Putnam, 31. 1) II. .377 Rock-Drilling by Compressed Air The Wo,-lds War/i x. . 126 Rockwell, M. E. Acquainted with Grief. Poem VI.. 31 Rohlfs Lectures on Africa Culture and Progress III, .630 Roman Campagna, The Nature aud Science IV. .367 Romanism. (A Peep Behind the Scenes) . Samuel Hcyihins I. . iSo Romanism, The Riot of T~pics of the Time II. .546 Rome, Excavations in fiJulture and Progress III. 498 Romeo Coates bric-d-Brac X. . 131 Rose Garden, The Culture and Progress IV.. 644 Rose of Carolina, The N H. D VIII.. 723 Roses Home and Society II. .324; IV. .247 Rossetti, Christina G Papers by: A Christmas Carol. Poem III. .278 Days of Vanity. Poem V.. 22 A Bird Song. Poem v. .336 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. (Latter-day Poets) E. C. Stedman ix. .426 Rotation. Poem Etchings VII .512 Rousseau. (John Morley) . .... Culture and Progress VI. .504 Route to the Golf, A New. (The Great South ) Edoard King VI. .257 Illus. Limestone Gap vi.. 257 Has the Arkansaw riz 273 Jeff Davis and the Pet Conductor 258 Uncle John Cunningham 274 Deep Water Tanks 259 An Adopted Indian Citizen 274 Map of the New Route to the Gulf 260 An Indian Mule-Driver 275 Charlie 260 Bridge across the South Canadian 276 Bridge over the Marmiton 261 Bridge across Arkansas River 277 Old HospitalFort Scott 262 An Indian Territorial Mansion 277 Driving Pigs into a Car 263 Bridge across North Fork, Canadian River 278 A Street in Parsons, Kansas 264 A School among the Creeks 279 Warming Himself 265 Indian Ball-Pla~yer 279 Kansas Herdsman 265 The Keno Table, Denison, Texas alo Kansas Farm-Vard 266 Toll Bridge, Limestone Gap, Indian Tern- Back to Camp 267 tory 282 Indian Grave 267 A Terminus Type 281 A Bad Investment 268 The Red River Bridge 282 The Ogden Monument 268 The Indian Consents 283 Twilight on Pryors Creek 269 Red Hall 284 Fort Gibson, Indian Territory 270 The Dance Hall, Denison, Texas 285 A South-Western Ferry 272 On the Square, Sherman, Texas 286 Creek Indian Man and Woman Im from Alabama 272 A South-XVestern Landowner 287 272 A Sovereign Rooter 285 At the Ferry 273 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 63 Vol. Page. Royal Albert Hall Culture and Progress 11.326 R. T. Ormskirki Poem VIII. .713 Rudder Granize rank R. Stack/en IX.. 73 Rudder Grange,0 The Girl at rank R. Stockton x. ,2S~ Ruffner W. I-i. Co-Education of the White and Colored Races viii.. 86 Rum and Railroads a/des of the Time IV.. 105 Russia,0 St. Petersburg and Northern Edna Dean Proc/er V.. Russia, Moscow and Southern 66o Russia, The imperial Family of llamas W. Knox III. .218 Russian Diplomatists, The Culture and Progress 681 Russian Romance II.. 211 SABBATH, The Christian, in Great Cities Topics of the Time IV. .361 Saint and Sinncr. Poem P. H. S/adaord IX. .311 Salads Home and Society II. .102 Salary, How to Keep House on a Small Ix. .633 Salvini Gui/nrc and Progress Vii.. 244 Samson, George XV. The False Claim of Mormonism Ill. .572 Samsons Riddle Solved P. W. Wrigh/ 11.279 Illus. The Wine-Press ii.. 280 Samson and the Lion 281 San Antonio, Texas. (Glimpses of Texas0) Edward Kin~~ VII. .302 San Domingo, Canada and Topics of the Time 450 San Domingo Question, The 1.674 San Francisco, Cal (The City of the Golden Gate 5) Samuel Williams X. .266 San Rafael Phalanstery, The Nook Brooks V. .453 San Remo0 John Jo/i ns VIII. .717 Illus. A Street in San Remo VIII.. 720 Sand, George Culture and Progress II. .671 lIt. .502, 759 Santley Satires of Perseus, The. (B. L. Gildersleeve) Cultare and Progress x. .647 Satisfied. Poem Edgar Eowcett V. .fioi Savagel\lan5 LV.A.H ViI..160 tllus. Type of the Yellow Race vii.. sf1 Semitic Migration sf6 Type of the White Race ifli The Story of the Caifre Shepherd 167 Types of the Red and Black Races ifs Chants and Music in Honor of an Atona .267 Murder of the Aged s63 Human Sacrifices in Mexico sf8 Celtic Migranon 264 The Legend of Cunacepha 269 I\Iigmtion of the Scythians and Finns 265 Primitive Man 270 Saxe, John G. Papers by: The Dukes Stratagem. Poem vii. .332 Laura. Poem Ix. .552 Some Epigrams nf Martial viii.. 462 Compensation. Poem X. .447 Saxe HoIms Stories Culture and Progress VII.. 507 Saxes Poetical Works VII. .633 Scandal, The Popular Capacity for Topics of/he Time V.. 383 Scenes from Shakspeare.0 (Designs by L. Y. Hopkins) Etchings II. .~6o Scepters and Crowns . Culture and Progress X. .390 Schliemanns (Dr. Henry) Tiny and its Remains~~ X. .786 School and the Army in Prussia and France. (General Hazen). Culture and Progress IV.. 778 Scholar in Politics, The Whitelaw Reid VI.. 6o~ School in Fern City, My Kate Putnam Osgood iv. .688 School-Girls Meals, The flame and Society X. .384 School-Histories of the United States Culture and Progress V. .135 SchoolHouses III. .511 School-Reform, Louisville and Topics of the Time II. .317 Schools. The Parochial X. .379 Schumacher, John. The Silver Desert III.. 43 Schoyler, Eugene. Papers by: An Elopement in Moscow III. .232 A Russian Easter III.. 68i Schn ab, Frederick A. A Temple of Song ~ X.. 9 Schxveinfurths The Heart of Africa Culture and Progress VIII.. 504 Science. A Minister of Natare and Science Viii.. 122 Science, A Years Gleanings in. (Dr. J. C. Draper) (ulture and Progress Vi.. 123 Science and Legislation Nature and Science Iv.. 768 Scierce and Manufactures VII. .252 Science. Christianity and Topics of the Time IX. .626 Science, Christianity and. (Dr. A. P. Peabody) Culture and Progress IX.. 770 Science, Elements of Intellectual. (Noah Porter) III. .124 Science in New-York Nature and Science VI. .381 Sience, Is the Pursuit of, Hereditary? IX. .771 Science, Nature and. (See Nature and Science.) 64 INDEX. Vol. Page. Science Professorships, National Aafure and Science VII.. 254 Science, Sanitary II. 5o8 Science, Slow Advance of IX.. [25 Scientific Education VII.. 254 Scientific Societies IV. .369 Scottish Chap-Books. (John Fraser) (~ulture and Progress. ...... 756; viii. .633 Scottish Games, A Day of . W. Hi~gginsou iii. ~ Scribuer, Charles Topics of//ic Time 652; III.. 109 Scribners Monthly .1. .105; X. .109 Scribners and The Riverside 212 Scudamores, The Two Mrs Mrs. Olipkan/ iu. .8~, 198, 297 Sculpture.* IV. .546 Illus. Ra-em-ke: Wooden Figure of Egyptian The Venus of Medici 553 Official, 4,000 B. C iv.. 517 The Apollino 554 Schafra: Colossal Statue in Diorite 547 The Musical Faun 554 Colossal Man-Bull from Khorsabad, in The Wrestlers 555 Alabaster 548 The Arrotino 556 The Venus of Milo 549 The Apollo of the Belvedere 557 The Nile 550 The Laocoiin 558 The Faun with a Child 551 The Farnese Bull The Faun of Praxiteles 552 The Torso of the Belvedere ~6o Niobe 553 Scuppernong Nature and Science vii. .~io Scurvy, Causes of V. .262 Sczaroch, The The Worlds Work X. .129 Sea,5 Bottom of the T. Edwards Warke 18 Illus. Mans Conquests of Nature i.. al Fixed Apparatus Supplied with Corn- Deep-Sea Sounding Apparatus i~ pressed Air 50 Measuring Depth of Sea by means of a Raising Russian Ships Sunk at Sebastopol... 31 Bomb an The Ocean Bounds 32 Rising of the Sea at Acapulco 22 Removing an Obstruction by means of a Rocks Worn by the Waves 23 Torpedo 33 The Cuttle Fish .24 Irruption of the Sea in Zealand 33 The Hippocampus 25 Ruins of the Temple of Hercules at Fight between a Sailor and a Shark 26 Gibraltar 34 Dendrophyllia 1Half the Natural Size) 27 Submarine Eruption at the Azores, and Fishing for Sponges on the Coast of Syria. .~8 Eruption of Tomboro in 1822 35 Sea, The Color of the Nature and Science ix.. 634 Sea-Ice, Water from IX . 389 Sea-Serpent, The Great Hans Christian Andersen III. . 325 Sea-Sickness Nature and Science V. .654 Sealed Orders Poem H. H VIII. .431 Sdance with Foster, the Spiritualist, A Robert F. Leasnan VI.. 179 Sears The Fourth Gospel the Heart of Christ Culture and Pro0 ress . iv. .381 Seasons, Diseases and Nature and Science IX. .261 Sectarian Ctlture and What Comes of it Topics of the Time IV. . 764 Seedlings, Growth of Nature and Science V. .523 Seeds in the House, Striking Home and Society 679 Seeds, Effect of Camphor on Natu;x aid Science Ix. .6~i Seeley, R. H. The Mormons and their Religion ~ III. .396 Seelve, L. Clark. The Ancient Fenians 1. .517 Seine,5 Alongthe Aibert Rhodes 472 Illus. The Woman who Saved Monsieur x. ~ The Swimming-Master 476 Telling the Life~Saving Incident 473 Gamins of the Quay 476 The Boat-Hirer at Chatou 474 The Bibliophile of the Quay 477 Summer Pleasures 474 Tabarin on the Pont-Neuf, 250 Vears The Cook at Chatou. The Garton at Ago 471 Chatou 475 the Beggar 480 Self-Culture, On. (John Stuart Blackie) Culture and Progress VIt. . 763 Sensation in the Mouses Ear Nature and Science Iv. .635 Serenade.* Brie-k-B roe x. .400 Sermons, Fewer, and More Service Topics of the Time HI. .621 Sermons on Living Subjects. (Horace Bushnell) (ultiire ant Pro0 ress v. .269 Serrano, Mary J. Despondency. Poem IV. .424 Servants, Politeness to Home and Society VIII.. 752 Sevenoaks,5 The Story of. (Illustrations by Sol. Eytinge) I C. Holland. IX. .3 12, 467, ~68, 696; [x. .21, 151, 328, 432. 592, 736 illus. Harry and Jim IX. .312 Turn this boat round! 152 We must be getting pretty near: 472 Harry, you must forgive me 328 Mr. Belcher is presented to Mrs. Dilbog- Nosy git this in afore it rains 432 ham ~68 Im piniug for a Theological Seminary . .592 Dont be fooled 696 She General as a Trance Medium 736 I am the most miserable of men.. .... 33 Sewage as a Cement Nature and Science iv. .6~5 Sewage, Utilizing IV. .243 Sewing-Machines, The Curse of Honie and Society x. .384 Sex and Wages Topics of the Tinie 107 Sex and Mind in Education Nature and Science viit. .507 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 65 Voi. Page. Sex in Education Controversy, The Culture and Progress ix.. 63; Sexes, Co-Education of the Alexander Hyde ii.. 519 Shadow that Came Between, The Adeline Traf/on II. . 178 Shakerism Topics of/he Time iii. .369 Shakespeare-Bacon Controversy, The E. 0. Voile Ix. . 743 Shakespeare, Skepticism Regarding Etchings ..... 392 Shakespeare Death-Mask,5 The John S. Hart viii. .304 illus. The Kesselstadt Picture VIII. .305 The Droeshout Engraving 313 Views of the Death-Mask 308, 309 The Chandos Portrait 314 The Terra Cotta Bust 311 The Stratford Portrait 316 The Stratfo.d Bust 312 Shakespeares Heroines, The Girlhood of. (Mary Cowden Clarke) Culture and Progress IX. .513 Shakespeares Portraits,* A Study of William Page X. .558 Illus. The Death-Mask X. .559, 560 Shall we Say Is Being Built? Fitzedward Hall iii.. 700 Shane Finagles Station iv. ~ Shanks, William F. G. Papers by: Chinese Skilled Lahor ii Yachts and Yachting * IV.. 385 Shawls, India Home and Society 111.495 She. III. .117 Sheahan, J. W. Chicago.5 x. .529 Sheaves.5 Poem Maey L. kit/er .432 Sheltering Arms, A home and Society ii. 32~ Shepherds and their Flocks Topics of the Time ii.. 652 Sherman, Mary L. My Valentine. Poem . .452 Sherwood, Mrs. iVI. E. XV. Papers by: Statistics of Scatira III. .578 What has America done for Woman?. VI. .300 Dr. Francis Lieher vii. .~ia Ship, The Haunted An Old Tar 398 Ships J. T. Headley 303 Illus. Roman Vessel, from Ancient Terra Cotta Fire-Ship: Seventeenth Century 306 Model 304 Line-of-Battle Ship: Seventeenth Century .307 Sail-Car of the Prince of Orange: Seven- The Great Eastem 308 teenth Century 305 The French Iron-Clad Solferino 309 Ships, Magnetism of Iron Nature and Science V.. 122 Ships, Riveted Joints in Iron VII. .381 Shoes, Sense in Home and Society x. .641 Shooting Stars Nature and Science V. .262 Shopping, Holiday flame and Society 347 Siam, An Elephant Hunt in GanierdAbain VIII. .223 Siam (In and Around Bangkok ) Geo;ge B. Bacon V. .421 Sick-Room Papers Home and Society.... III.. 750; IV.. I IS; [V. .127, 510 Sickness, Short Hints Concerning Home and Society x. .642 Sieur George George [V Gable Vi.. 739 Sights in and around Vedo * Boyard Taylor III.. 132 Signatures, The Doctrine of Nature and Science IV. .496 Silent College at Washington, The Amos C. Dra/er III. . 727 Illus. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet III. .721 Dedicaton of the Main Central Building... 731 Edward Miner Gallaudet 729 Ready! 732 Main Central Building 730 Silk Sacques Home and Society VI. .371 Silks, Domestic VI. .752 Sill, Elizabeth Angdlique Arnauld. Poem I. .448 Silver Age,5 The William C. Conant IX.. 193 Illus. Benvenuto Cellini Ix. .293 Wedding Procession in Silver 200 Portion of Roman Catholic Church Ser- Silver Pitcher 200 vice: Flemish Design of A. D. 1400 .294 Silver Tankard and Silver Chariot 201 Antique Bowl 194 Silver Tureen Stand 202 Ancient Silver Beaker Vase 295 Silver Communion Service 203 Tuscan Chalice 195 Silver Tea Service 204 The Jane Seymour Silver Cup 196 Silver Fruit and Flower. Service 205 Silver Salt-Cellar 196 Silver Dessert Service 206 The Apostle Spoon 197 Silver Castor, Egyptian Style 207 Bass-Relief Placque 297 Childs Christening Sec 208 Silver Tray or Salver 298 Silver Vase 209 The Raphael SpoonSilver Inkstand 299 Silver, Antique,5 Discovery of William Wells I. 6i8 Silver Desert, The John Schumacher VIII,. 43 Simon, Jules. (Some of the French Leaders) Mary C. Putnam, N. I) II. .379 Since I Died Elizabeth Stuart Phelps V.. 449 Singers Friends, The. Poem H. H V.. 31 S 66 INDEX. Vol. Page. Singers Hills,* The. Poem H. H VII. .257 Illus. Pacing to and fro the Barren ....... VII.. 257 Singing-Birds in Florence, English iv, .6i6 Sisters of Mercy, Unvowed Home and Society V.. 767 Size, The Matter of Topics of the Time iv. .628 Skates, On Home and Society V.. 509 Skepticism, Modern Augustus Blauvelt VI .424, 582, 725 Skepticism, Modern Culture and Progress iv. .642 Skilled Domestic Service Topics of the Time VI. .365 Skin-Disease, Soap a Cause of Nature and Science IV. .369 Skipper~Hermit,* The. Poem Hiram Rich III. .524 Slag Question, The The Worlds Work x. .395 Sleeplessness Home and Society IX. .632 Slippers, A Plea for Charles Carroll X. .708 Slumber, Coaxing Home and Society V.. 768 Smith, Roawell. What the Devil said to the Young Man. Poem II.. 77 Smoke. (Ivan Turgenef) Culture and Progress V. .133 Social Customs Home and Society VII. .119 Social Economy. (Prof. Rogers) Culture and Progress V. .270 Social Life in Greece. (Rev. J. P. Mahaffy) X. .789 Social Science and its Students VII.. 502 Social Taxes Topics of the Time 344 Social Usages VII. .756 Society, Home and. See Home and Society Society, The Chairs of Home and Society V. .264 Solar Heat Nature and Science VIII.. 252 Somervilles (Mary) Recollections Culture and Progress VII. . 762 Somewhere. Poem Julia C. R. Dorr II. .401 Song Harriet McEweu Ki,uball III. .277 Song C V. .687 Song of the Savoyards, The Henry A ;;ies Blood X. .217 Song of the Sea, A Martha P. Lowe VIII. .170 Song of the Soul, A Edward King VI. .695 Song of a Summer, The Louise Chandler Moulton IV. .483 Song, My Lelia B. Bichford V. .479 Song from a Drama, A Ed,nund Clarence Stedman IX.. 329 Songs of Kutache before the Bar, The Culture and Progress III.. 755 Songs of Nature V.399 Songs from the Old Dramatists (Abby S lhrdson) Culture and Progress VI.. 122 Songs, Spiritual. (From the German of Novalis) George MacDonald... V. .315, 610, 759; [VI. .21, 157, 319, 432, 560, 745; VII. .55, 185 Song R.K x..689 Song of the Early Autumn, A Richard Watson Gilder X. . 770 Song-Sparrow, The. Poem G. P. Lathrop VI. .332 Songster, The. Poem Edmund Clarence Stedman II. .490 Sonnet C. .R. W 86 Sonnet Rachel G. Alsop ii. ~ Sonnet F. 14. Bourdillon IX. .359 Sonnet II. H X.. 87 Sonnets Richard Watson Gilder VII.. 42 Soul Mortal? lathe Culture and Progress III. .510 SoundinCs, Deep Sea Nature and Science . .ix. .515 South, The Great Edward King VI. .257; VII. .1, 129, [513, 645; VIII. .129, 257, 385, 513, 641; IX. .1, 129 South, The Great Topics of the Time IX. .248 South Americaj Travels in . IX.. 265 Illus. A Bull-Fight at Cuzco ix.. 265 Capture of Turtles 272 The Bones! See the Bones 267 Sugar-Cane Mill at Sarsyaco 273 A Canon of Cuzco 261 The Priors Bath 276 Scene at the Carnival 269 Chase of the Cannihal Cachihos 277 The Cunchos 270 Carrying a Leaf of the NymphTa 278 Tonics and Tarucacha 272 The Fishing Jaguar 210 South Carolina Problem, The. (The Great South 0) Edward King VIII.. 129 Illus. The Battery, Charleston VIII. .229 Unloading the Rice Barges 244 Odd Architecture on the Battery i3o Negro Cahins 245 Garden at Mt. Pleasant, opposite Charleston, i~i Sis and Bahy 246 A Peep through Ruins 232 Steady 247 View from Fort Sumter iss A Field Hand 47 Ruins of St. Finhars, Charleston 234 Roper Hospital, Charleston 248 A Rice Plantation ~ Some Charleston Architecture 249 Carrying Sheaves and Winnowing Rice 236 The Orphan Asylum III A Queer CavalierNegro Fisherman 237 The State House, Columhia 252 Mule Boots 231 South Carolina Legislators 53 Calhouns Grave, Charleston 239 Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston 255 Aunt Bransom 240 A Sandhiller The Post-Office, Charleston 242 A Negro Policeman 257 On the Plank Road 242 Iron Palmetto, Charleston PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 67 Vol. Page. Southern States, The Topics of the Time VIII.. 368 Southern States since the War, The Culture and Progress .. iii.. 763 Southern Mountain Rambles in Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina * Edward King VIII.. 5 Spain, How we Escaped War with L. L. Crounse I. .297 Speaking and Writing, The Art of Topics of the Time . IV.. 763 Specialization of Science Nature and Science vii.. 765 Specie Payments, The Resumption of Lyman H. Atwater VII. .217 Spectacles Nature and Science V. .389 Spectacles without Glasses The Worlds Work x. .651 Spectra of Compounds Nature and Science VII. .637 Spectra, Metallic IX. .516 Spectroscope, The V.. 782 Spectrum Analysis, Errors in VI. .637 Spectrum, New Experiments on the Heat of the IV. .633 Spectrum, The Chemical Rays of the V. .652 Speech-Making in Congress Albert Rhodcs VII. .294 Spelling-Bees, The Origin of. Poem E. S. Brooks x. .526 Spell of Song, and a Song of Spell, A Witliam B. Carr X. .263 Spencer, Edward. Papers by: A Ghost who made himself useful V. .571 The Philosophy of Good Health II.. 559 Spider, The IV. .285 Spiders, Gossamer Nature and Science IX. .772 Spinal Cord, Sensation in the VII.. 765 Spinning-Wheel,0 The. Poem .Benjamin F. Taylor VIII. .317 Illus. She gives a Touch and Careless Whirl VIII. .317 Spiritual Songs. (From the German of Novalis) George MacDonald.... V.. 315, 6io, 758; [VI. .21, 157, 319, 432, 560, 745; VII. .~5, 185 Spiritualism Tested.0 (See Force.) James Richa,dson II. .543 Spofford, Harriet Prescott. Papers by: At Last VIII.. 90 Ordronnaux VIII.. 6~o, 734 Spontaneous Combustion Nature and Science IX. .772 Spring Colors 1-lome and Society IX.. 759 Spring Flowers, The Fashions in X. .248 Spring in Winter. Poem.. Charlotte F. Bates VII.. 721 St. Louis, Missouri. (See The Great South) Edward Ki;ig VIII. .257 St. Nicholas Topics of the Time VII.. I 15 St. Petersburg,0 Northern Russia and Edna Dean Pr ctcr V.. I St. Valentines Day Home and Society IX. .506 Stacy, Joel. Carnivorous Plants. Poem Etchings 774 Stanleys (Dean) Lectures on Church History Culture and Progress IV. .380 Stanley, Henry M. Four Great African Travelers 0 VI.. 62 Stanley, An Expedition with Edward Kin0 V.. 105 Stanleys Coomassie and Magdala Culture and Progress VIII. .634 Stanleys My Kalulu VII. .636 Stanzas for Music. Poem Edmund Clarence Stedmon V. .571 Star, The Birth of a Nature and Science IV. .368 Stars, Shooting V. .262 Star-I~ecturing Topics of the Time VIII.. ITO Stars, The Ages of Nature and Science Ix. .261 Starks, Win. J. Cuba and the Cuban Insurrection * VI.. 10 State Road, The Old. Poem Benjamin F. 7bylor VIII. .441 Illus. Right ahout with a dash VIII. .441 All Equipped for the Snow 443 Stationery Home and Society 458 Statistics of Statira .lliJrs. ill. E. W Sherwood III. .578 Statue of a Life, The George Parsons Lothrop IX. .738 Steam in Vessels Nature and Science VII. .126 Steam Mixed with Air, Condensation of VI. .638 Steam-Engine and Civilization, The IV.. 768 Steam-Power, The Distribution of The Worlds Work X. .129 Stedman, Edmund Clarence. Papers by: The Songster. Poem II. .490 Alfred Tennyson VIII.. ,0o, i6o The Flight of the Birds. Poem III. .142 Rohert Brownlng Ix.. 167 Victorian Pcets V. .357 Latter-Day British Poets [Rohert Stanzas for Music. Poem V.. 571 Buchanan, Dante Gahriel Rossetti, Hypatia. Poem V. .746 William Morris, Algernon Charles Walter Savage Landor VI.. 49 Swinhurne] lIt. .426, 515 Beyond the Portals. Poem VI. .461 Song from a Drama. Poem lIt.. 329 Elizaheth Barrett Browning VII.. 101 Keamy at Seven Pines. Poem x. ~ A Representative Triad: Hood, Arnold, Minor Victcaian Poets It. .609, 679 Procter VII. .s6~ 68 INDEX. Vol. Page. Stedman, Edmund Clarence (with Portrait) A. R. Macdonough VII.. 56 Stedmans Poetical Works culture and Progress VII.. 376 Stephens, C. A. Young Molls Peevy ix. .6b8 Stephens (Leslie) Hours in a Library Cu/litre and Pro~, ress X. . 823 Sterility and Depletion .Nature and Science iv. .633 Sterns, Emerson Ellick. Papers by: The Street Venders of New-York * 113 A Peep at the Bird-Shops5 v. . Stillman, W. J. An English Art Reformer IV.. 157 Stilimans The Cretan Insurrection Gulture and Progress Ix.. 6~8 Stockton, Frank R. Papers by: Stephen Skarridges Christmas* in. .279 RudderGrange ix.. The Pilgrims Packets V. .333 The Devil in Literature * ix.. 262 The Great Air-Line to the Moon,* adapted The Girl at Rudder Grange * x. .285 from Jules Verne VII.. 260 Pierrot, Warrior and Statesman* X..720 Stocktons (Frank R.) What Might have been Expected. Culture and Pro0 ress ix.. 388 Stockton, Marian. An Old-fashioned Story vi.. 224 Stoddard, R. H. Papers by: Tartar Love-Songs. Poems .1. .379~ II.. 285 Studies of Some British Authors, VIII.. 336, 452 Irreparahle. Poem vii.. 281 Saint and Sinner. Poem ix.. 321 The Flower of Love lies Bleeding. Poem vii.. Stoddard, C. W. Albatross. Poem III.. 25 Stoddard, W. 0. Papers by: The River of Egypt* ii.. ~oo Through the Red Sea * Iii. .582 Stoddards Biography of Poe Culture and Progress IX.. 765 Stoker, Mechanical The Worlds Work x. ~ Stone Implements of Great Britain Nature and Science V.. Stone Period of the Antilles,5 The J. B. Holder x. .427 Stone Saw, The Diamond The Worlds Work x. . 127 Stone, Testing the Endurance of Nature and Science V. .654 Stone,5 The Moabite W. L. Gage II.. 31 Story of an Outcast, The H}almar .Yjiorth Boyesen ix.. 36 Stowe, Mrs., on Divorce. Pink and White Tyranny Culture and Progress II.. 558 Strange Scenes in Strange Lands 6anier dAbain VIII. ~ Strasburg after the Surrender* Al. B. Riddle 388 Illus. Dismounted Guns in the Citadel Square.i. .322 View from the Steinthor 325 Behind the Wall east of the Steinthor 323 View from the Ramparts near the Breach 326 Interior of the New Church 314 inside the Citadel 328 Strasburg, Beautiful ... . ... Culture and Progi-ess 68o Strasburg Library, The II. 553 Strausss The Old Faith and the New VII. .503 Street Venders of New-York ~ Emerson Ellick Sterns 113 Illus. The Tooth-Powder Man i. .223 A South Street Merchant 221 Bismarck 225 A Few more left of the same sort 222 Clip-Glasses ii~ Soda Waters cents a glass 223 The Balloon Man si6 Fourth German and the News Stand 224 The Chestnut Man 227 A Scene in Printing-House Square 225 The Flower-Girl at the Astor House 229 Here you are, nice fresh fish 227 The Blind Shoe-String Woman 220 Strike, but Hear Topics of the Tune IV. .491 Stripe Work,5 Defecls of The Worlds Work X. .258 Studies of Some British Authors ... . Richard Henry Stodda rd . VIII.. 336, 451 Sturdy, E. VsT. The Earthquake at Arica5 V.. 22 Styles, The Home and Society VI. .370, 751; [vii.. 118; VIII... 750 Sugar-Refining Nature and Science VI.. 126 Suicide, Prizes for Topics of the Time Iv. .629 Summer us a Corner Home and Society II. .210 Summer Play Topics of the Time VI.. 366 Summer Raiment Home and Society VI. .369 Summer Travel IV. .637 Summers Ghosl, A. Poem Louise Chandler Moulton VIII.. 355 Summers Journey, A Home and Society x. .382 Sumner, Charles, Recollections of Arnold Burges Johnson VIII. .475; [ix..ioi; X..224,297 Sumner, Charles Topics of the Time VIII. .493 Sun,~ How Men learned to Analyze the James Richardson V. .465 lilni. The Prism V. .465 Plucker Tube and Geissler lube 469 Fac-Simile of Newtons Figure 465 Electric Light 469 Fraunhofer Lines 466 Absorption Spectra and Volatilization of Table of Spectra 467 Sodium 470 Bunsens Gas Bumer 468 Reversal of Sodium Line 472 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 69 Sun,* How Men learned to Analyze the. (Continued.) Illus. Kirchoffs Spectroscope V. .471 The Compound Spectroscope 473 Prism of Companson 472 Coincidence of the Spectrum with 65 The Double Spectrum 472 Fraunhofer Lines 474 Vol. Pa~e. Sun Spots, Auroras and Nature and Science V. .123 Sun Spots, Electricity and VI. .382 Sun Spots, Meteorology and IX.. 773 Sun, Spots on the IV.. 113 Suns Heat, The Limit of the ix. .641 Sunday Morning.0 Poem George A. Baker, Jr VIII. .384 Sunday Reading Rooms Nature and Science VI.. 511 Sunday-Schools, American Tobics of the Time Ii. .547; III. .112 Sunday-School Commentaries Culture nd Pro6 ress VII.. 125 Sunshine of thine Eyes, The. Poem George Parsons Lalhrop x. .635 Surgical Operation, An Extraordinary Nature and Science V. .653 Surly Tims Trouble annie E. Hoagson Barnelt IV.. 220 Sweep, How To Home and Society IX.. 119 Sweetheart. Poem D. W. Brozonell III. .712 Swinburne, Algernon Charles Edmund Glarence Stedman . . IX. . 585 Swing, Prof Topics of the Tlme VIII. .494 Swings (Prof.) Sermons Culture and Progress VIII.. 379 Switches, Electric The Worlds Work X. .395 Symbols. Poem Mary L. Ritter VIII. . iSo TABLE, The Poetry of the Home and Society IV. .375 Table, At the V. .265 Table Customs VIII. .627 Tablets IX.. 5o8 Tachypomp, The Edward P. Mitchell VII.. 587 Tames Art Lectures Culture and Progress II.. 666 Tames History of English Lilerature -. . . Culture and Progress III. .507 Tantab, The Earth of Nature and Science IV. .498 Tartar Love-Songs R. H. Stoddard 379; II. .285 Tartinis Dream-Music K. C. B 266 Taxation, Mr. Wellss Report on Topics of the Time II.. 97 Taxation of Church Property, The VII.. 755 Taxation that Kills VIII.. 367 Taxes, Social I. .344 Taylor, Bayard. Papers by: Sights in and around Yedo0 in. .232 The Orphans Christmas-Tree.0 Poem. III. .257 The Heart of Arabia * III. .545 Taylors (Bayard) Lars Culture and Progress... VI. .251 Taylor, Benjamin F. Papers by: The Vane on the Spire. Poem vi.. ~ The Old State Road.0 Poem VIII. .441 Mary Butlers Ride.0 Poem VII. .641 In the Barn.0 Poem VIII.. ~8o The District School.0 Poem VIII.. Life on the Farm.0 Poem VIII.. 704 The Brook and the Mill.0 Poem ... VIII.. 199 Ihe Psalm-Book in the Garret. Poem IX. .737 The Spinning-WheeL0 Poem VIII.. 117 Taylor, George Lansing. Work in Rest. Poem IV.. 33 Taylors (Dr. William M.) David, King of Israel f7ulture and Progress IX. .770 Taylors (Dr. William M.) The Lost Found and the Wanderer Welcomed V. .651 Tea and Toast Home and Society IX. .255 Tea, Relishes for IV.. 119 Tea, The Preparation of Ncrture and Science IV.. 769 Tea-Drunkards IV. .498 Tea-Kettle,0 The Accomplished and Lucky Etchings VI.. 764 Tea-Pot, Heresy in the Home and Society V.. 768 Teaching, A Talk about Culture and Progress II.. 764 Teaching by Lectures Nature and Science V. .524 Tehuantepec Ship-Canal,0 The A. S. Twombly V. .401 Illus. The Camp under the Big Tree V. .401 A Dangerous Road 411 Route of Proposed Canal 403 Surveying under Difficulties 412 Profile of Isthmus of Tehuantepec 404 Inquisitive but Opaque 423 View of Mina-Titlan 405 A Tarifa Household 415 American Consulate at Mina-Titlan 406 Starting the Feeder Line 417 Camp on the Coatzacoalcos 401 Funeral Ceremonies at Santa-Maria 419 The Coatzacoalcos River 409 Chivela Plantation 420 Telegraph Lines, Underground The Worlds Work X. .260 Telegraphing by Sound through Water Nature and Science V. .260 Telegraphy, A New Idea in The Worlds Work . .... ~ .397 70 JNDEX. Telescope,* The Story of a Simon Newcomb Page. VII.. 44 Illus. Portrait of Alvan Clark vii.. 49 The New Washington Telescope 51 Testing the Glass 52 Temperance Law, The Illinois Topics of the Time iii.. 746 Temperance Movement, The Great .. viti. . Temperance Question and the Press 673 Temperature, Extremes of Nature and Science V. .782 Temperature, High The Worlds Work .X. .259 Temperature in Men and Women Nature and Science VIII. .252 Temperature of the Skin in Man viH. .380 Temple of Song,5 A Frederick A. Schwab x.. 9 Illus. The New Opera-House, Paris x.. 9 The Grand Stairway 23 Box Office, Vestibule in The Grand Foyer 14 The Circular Vestibule ii Thalia. Painting by Baudry 25 View from the Loggia ii The Music of Love. By Barrias 25 Dancing. By M. Gumery 22 The WarDance. Sketchedby Boulanger z6 Poetry. By M. Gumery 12 Temptation, A Terrible. (Charles Reade) .... Culture and Progress H. .668 Temporal and Spiritual Topics of the Time IX.. 502 Ten Days Drama, A Kate Putnam Osgood VI.. 345 Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina,5 Southern Mountain Rambles in Edward King VIII.. 5 Illus. Lookout Mountain VIII.. 5 At }Etna Coal Mines i8 Map of Portions of Tenn., Ga. and S. C 6 The Suck, Tennessee River... Mission Ridge 7 Negro Prayer-Meeting 20 View from Lookout Mountain 8 John Ross House 21 Umhrella Rock ~ Knoxville, Tennessee 22 Looking Out from Lookout Cave 9 Greenville Races 24 Iron Furnaces, Rockwood, Tennessee ii Grand Chasm, Tugalno River 25 View in Rock City ia College, Knoxville 27 Woods Redoubt, Chattanooga i~ Tahle Mountain 28 On the Tennessee, near Chattanooga 24 Mount Jonah, from Clarkesville 29 Negro House in Tennessee i6 Down in a Coal Mine 31 Peeping Through i~ Tuccoa Falls 32 Tennyson, Alfred Edmund Clarence Stedmon.VIH. .ioo, x6o Tennysons Idyls of the King Culture and Progress V. ~ Tennysons Queen Mary x. .644 Tent Awnings Home and Society IV. .5ot Tent under the Beech, The VIII. .498 Terry, Rose. Divorced. Poem V. . 160 Teuton and the Gnul, The opics of the June I. .450 Texasj Glimpses of Edward King VII. 302, 401 Illus. Headwaters of the San Antonio River. vii.. 305 Sunset on the San Antonio River 305 St. Marys Church, on the San Antonio River 306 Old Mill, on the San Antonio River 307 By the River-Side 308 San AntonioA Street View 309 San AntonioThe Ursuline Convent 309 A San Antonio Street 320 The Concepcion Mission 311 The Old Mission of San Juan 312 The Font in San Just 312 An Old Window in San Josi 323 From the Plains 313 Mexican Masons at Work 324 Victor Considerants Texan Home 325 Sunning Theosselves 316 At San Pedro Springs 327 Caballero and Mulero 329 A Mexican Beggar 310 Returning from Market 320 Street SceneA Group on the Pave 321 A Street Merchant 322 The Military Plaza, San Antonio 323 A Residence in Chihuahua 324 Playing at Wild Bull 324 Mexican Women Washing 315 A Mexican Family 326 A Hunters Camp in Westem Texas 327 Negro Soldiers 328 The Alamo 329 The Military Headquarters 329 The Arsenal, San Antonio 330 Unloading Schooners at Galveston 401 The Custom-House, GalvestoIl 402 A Peep into Galveston Jail-Vard 403 Oleander Walk at Galveston 404 The Cathedral, Galveston 405 A Fisberosan on Galveston Beach 407 The Home Stretch 408 Come to de Auction 408 View on the Bayou at Houston 409 A Texan Railroad Depot 410 The Magnolia Boy 412 State Masonic Temple, Houston 422 A Little Unpleasantness 423 A Few Stray Types 414 Howdy? 4I6 The New Market, Houston 416 Sam Houston 417 Convicts at work in the Forest 418 View on Trinity River 419 Satanta, an Indian Convict 420 The Governors Mansion 420 The Alamo Monument, Austin 421 The State Lunatic Asylum, Austin 422 The Land Office, Austin 423 The Milirary~Institute, Austin 424 At the Cotton Press 425 Settling up 426 Tbe Capitol at Austin 429 A Cotton Train 432 Thackeray and Dickens Culture and Progress VIII.. 756 Thackeray,5 Pencil Sketches by tchings IX. .~i8 Thalberg Culture and .Pro~, ress II. .554 Thanatoppidia of India Nature and Sezence V. .655 Thanksgiving Home and Society III. .240 Thanksgiving in the Country.5 (Design by C. G. Bush) Etchings III. .256 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 7 Vol. Page. Thanksgiving,0 Miss Marigolds hiss fZo~5kins III. .157 Illus. What Miss Marigold Remembered.... III. .157 Pinkham Sisters 59 Such Changes! she said at last 158 Miss Marigolds Stmnge Customer i6o Thanksgiving, The Annual Topics of Ike Time 212 Thanksgiving-Eve.0 Poem L 222 That l)ay and that Hour. Poem Margaret B/jot/se IX. .425 Thacher, Mary P. The Knox Mansion (Two Ancient Land- marks0) IX. .615 Thaxter, Celia. Papers by: Guendolen. Poem V.. 78 Lars. Poem VIII.. 726 For Thoughts. Poem v. ~ Foreboding. Poem IX.. 557 November Moming Poem VII.. 33 Medrake and Osprey. Poem x.. 87 By the Dead. Poem vii.. 462 A Mussel Shell. Poem x. .~si Thaxter, Celia Culture and Progress IV. .378 Theaters and Theater-Going Topics of I/se Time -- IY. - 238; IX. .501 Theatricals, Amateur flame and Society VII.. 758 Theological and Religious. (Book Nolices) ................. Culture and Progress.. vii. .635 0~ Theological Treatise, A New IX.. 512 Theology, Systematic. (Dr. Hodge) .......... III. .122 Thomas Bailey Aldrich (with Portrait) VIII. .201 Thomas,0 Theodore J. .R. C. Hassard IX. .458 Illus. Portmit of Theodore Thomas IX. .459 A Reminiscence of Central Park Garden . .465 Thompson, James Maurice. Papers by: Picus. Poem IX. .438 The Heron. Poem X.. 74 Thompson, J. R. Papers by: Something about Balloons * i. 385 Jail-Birds and their Flights0 229 Thompsons Church and State in the United States Culture and Progress .VII. .249 Thorpe, T. B. Pictures from the Plains ~ .. .111.. 143 Thorwaldsen Jubilee, A Culture and Progress II. .106 Thorwaldsens Sacred Marbles William Wells 615 Illus. Thorwaldsens Sc. John 6i6 Three Leaves from a Story.5 Poem Lois Brooke II. .135 Throne of Attila,0 The. Poem Joaqsiioi Miller IX. .623 Through the Cloud and the Sea. Poem . H. B. Warner II.. 39 Tictom Deficit, The Hiram Pie/s V.. 78 Tides and Tendencies of Religious Thought. (Dudley) Culture and Pro,5 ress - .. . . VI. .380 Tides of the Sea and Tides of the Air, The John Wise vi.. i86 Tilda Kate B. Foot X. .624 Time,0 The Happy. Poem David Gra III. .456 Time, Killing .... Home and Society VIII. .627 Time, Topics of the. See Topics of the Time Times, The Slow Topics of Ike Time X. .780 Timrods Poems Culture cind Progress VI. .122 Tite Poulette George W. (able VIII. .674 Tittman, Clara Hilgard. Rishyasringa.0 Poem VII.. 385 To my Wild Sis. Pocm N~ P. Willis 337 To Mate in Three Moves ~ Etc/sings VI. .384 To a Friend. Poem Tilses Munson (oan IX.. 710 Tobacco Plantation,0 On the Ms-s. M. P. Hossdy IV. .651 Illus. Burning Plant Patch ix.. 6~s Prizing 654 Stringing the Primings 652 A Virginia Tobacco Barn 654 Worming 653 Manner of Carrying to Market 40 years ago ~ To-morrow 15 St. Valentines Day. ~ (Design by Miss Ledyard) Etc/sings 464 Todas, The Nature and Science ii. .766 Toft, Peter. The Black Marble. From the Danish of Bbgh 432 Too Wise for Love. Poem Helen Bars-on Bostwick III.. 32 Tools, How to Mark T/se Worlds Work X. .127 Top, Room at the Topscs of the Tsme IX. .376 TOPICS OF THE TIME. Contents of: Nsthetics at a Prenium IV.. 207 Art, About an American School of... .x. .310 Affirmative, The Power of the V. iii Art, A Heresy of III. 744 American and European Railways .111.490 Art of Speaking and Writing, The iv. .763 American Gentleman of Leisure, ThevIl. .231 Arts, Popular x. .210 American Incivility VIII. .6s3 Atlantic Disasier and its Lessons, The.xi. .237 American Life, The Conservative Re- Battle of Dorking, The n. .440 sources of iv.. io6 Beecher, Mr x. .636 American Morals VI.. 364 Beechers (Mr.) Case VIII. .744 American Restaurant, The vii.. 369 Brooklyn Council, The Late VIII.. 237 Ameijcan Sunday-Schools II. .547 Business, A Growing Vice of American, The Improved ii. .654 Canada and San Domingo 450 72 INDEX. TOPICS OF THE TIME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page. Centennial, The x. .509 Chicago ~ .235 Christian Unity vii.. 239, 3611 Christianity and Color ix.. 249 Christianity and Science ix.. 626 Christmas ~,i; V.503 Church Music X. .242 Church Property, The Taxation of.. ...... Church Debts X. .778 Cincinnati. x. .~ao Cities, The Overcrowded . ix.. 755 Civil Service Reform v..io~ VI. ito Clean Hands V. .7(2 Commission, The Intemational II.. Copyright, International x. .378 Count Ten x. .209 Crime, The Complicity of Justice with.v. .638 Criticism v.. 384 Criticism, Conscience and Courtesy in. VI.. a~8 Criticism, The Indecencies of ix.. 6a5 Cruelty to Men and Women VI.. 209 Culture, The Faults of in. .370 Damages, Indirect Iv.. 364 DidheSucceedO X..52i DinnerTable, The Torturrioof the . . iii. .222 Diversityin Unity 225 Dressing the Girls... iii. Drink, The Delusions of VII.. 6a~ Duty, TheNext Eaiy Lessons from Hard Lives in. .619 Educaiion, Compulsory ii.. 94 Education, The New York Board of.. VI.. 6aa English V itors, Our V. .254 English Readers, A Greeting to Our VII. .224 Equator, Speaking Disieopectfully of the x. .209 European Railways, American and.. .iII. .490 Europe, Republicanism in i.. io6 European Outlook, The 342 European Change, The Great ii.. 93 Farming Life in America, The Loneliness of IV. .239 Free-Church Problem, The V. .385 French Republic, The II. .ao6 Friends, To Old and New x. .378 Fruits, By Their ix.. General and his Friends, The Iii. .747 Good Fellow, The VIII. .239 Good Manners V. .a~6 Good Nature, The Sins of American. .111. .122 Heathen ard the Sairts, The I.. 224 Hepworth and Heterodoxy III. .745 Home and its Queen 452 How much has been Gained9 VI. .239 Hyacinibes, P6re, Marriage V.. 123 Incivility, American VIII. .623 Income, Investments for Ix.. 250 Incomes, Professional and Literary.... V.. 636 In Memoriam..... III.. 209 Internatioiial Commission, The II.. 96 International Copyright x. .378 Irreverence x. .209 Journalism, The Morals of VI.. 492 Jury-System, The x. .637 Kill, Thou Shalt VI.. 207 Latin Nations, The V. .762 Lecture-Brokers and Lecture-Breakersi.. ~6o Legal-Tender Decision, the II. .329 Liquor Interest, The VI.. 494 Literary Bureaus IV.. 362 Literary Hinderances VII.. (24 Literary Lahor, Habits of V. .505 Literature for Boys VII.. 370 Literary Labor, The Rewards of VIII.. 747 Literary Style VIII.. 6ao Lytton, Lord V. .763 Mitigating Circumstances VI.. 208 Moderate Prices VI.. 747 Morals, Professional 6;a MothsinrheCandle VIII. .746 Napoleon i.. Nature and Literature Ix.. 250 Neglect of the Rich, The V.. 504 New York VIII..3(6 New York Observer, The VII. .225 Newspapers, Our ix.. Newspapers, Some Religious VII.. 236 Novel-Reading IV.. 493 Offensive People x. ~ Old Types, The VII.. 226 Organs VII. .496 Vol. Page. Outlook, The VI. .6ar Outside, Instruction from x. .242 Outsiders, The V. .227 Party Virtue V. .764 Peace Reformers, The in. .236 Periodicals, The Reading of V. .635 Pews, The Dragon of the Ix.. 627 Pike in Literature, 1 he ii. .430 Platform, Triflers on the in. .289 Political Bigotry II. .432 Poli:ical Morality III. .222 Politics, Na ional IX.. 375 Politics, The Gentleman in VI.. 746 Pope and Dogma. The i. .io~ Pope and His People, The i. Prayer-Meeting, The Average VIII. .6ar Prayers and Pills V.. ia6 Preaching, Modern iv.. 6a8 President, Our IV. . Press and the Publishers, The VII. .6a6 Productive Culture, The Premium on.. X. air Professional Morais I .672 Protestantism, The Liberty of vi.. 624 Putnam, George P.,To the Memory of.v. .5o6 Railways, American and European... iii. .490 Reform in High Places lie.. 503 Religion, Rather a Slim II. .328 Reply to Many Letters, A VI.. 493 Republic, The Bane of the iv. .627 Republic, The French II. .ao6 Republicanism in Europe I.. io6 Rich and Poor Vii. .495 Ritualism Ix. .377 Romarism, The Riot of II. .546 Rum and Railroads IV.. ao8 Sabbath in Great Cities, Ihe Christian IV.. 362 San Domingo, Canada and 450 San Domingo i. .674 Scandal, The Popular Capacity for.. .... School Reform, Louisville and ii. .327 Schools, The Parochial x. ~ Science, Christianity and Ix.. 626 Scrihoer, Charles ii. .6pa; iii. .209 Scribners Monthly I.. 205; X. .209 Scriboers and The Riverside 222 Sectarian Culture and what comes of it. IV.. 764 Sermons, Fewer, and More Service.. iii. .6zz Sex and Wages I.. 207 Shakerism III. .369 Shepherds and their Flocks ii. .6sa Size, The Matter of iv.. 6a8 Skilled Domestic Service VI.. 365 Social Taxes I.. 344 Social Usages VII. .756 Southern States, The viii.. 368 South. The Great Ix.. 248 Speak, A Time to, and a Time to Keep Silent VIII. .745 St. Nicholas VII.. 225 Star-Lecturing VIII.. 220 Strike, but Hear Iv. .495 Suicide, Prizes for IV.. 629 Summer Play VI. .3(6 Sumner, Charles viii.. 493 Sunday-Schools, American.. ii. .547; III. .222 Swing, Professor VIII. .494 Taxation, Mr. Wellss Report on ii.. Taxalion of Church Property, The. vii.. Taxation that Kills.................viii..367 Temperance Law, The Illinois 111.746 Temperance Movement, The Great. viii.. itt Temperance QuesIionandthePress,The.i.. 673 Temporal and Spiritual ix.. 502 Teuton and the Gaul, the I.. 450 Thanksgiving, The Annual i. .ai~ Theaters and Theater.going.iv. .238; ix. .502 Times, The Slow x. .780 Top, Roomatthe tx..376 Tweed, Impris6nment of vii.. 497 Tyndalls (Mr.) Address Ix.. 124 Values, The Shrinkage of x. .242 Vernes (Jules) New Story VII.. 755 Virluous, Let us be III. .234 Wall Street, The Rascals of V. ~ Wanderers, A Word for Our x. .638 Washington, The Treaty of. .11.. 430; iii..a36 Watchman and Reflector, The VII.. .198 Wealth and Labor iii. .6ao Wealth, The Struggle for VIII.. 495 Why Not9 VII. .368 Windows, Living with Open II. .205 PART ONE, VOLS. I. ]O X. 73 TOPICS OF THE TIME. Contents of (continued). Vol. Page Vol. Page. Wine Question in Society, The iv. .392 Women, A Word for the x. ~ Wives and Children, Provision for... vii. .237 Women, Ownership in VI. .6~ Woman, The New York iv. .762 Women, The Moral Power of viii. .~3i Woman Question, Three Pieces of then. .316 Women, The Relations of Clergymen Womans College, A New vi.. 745 to IX.. 1t5 Womans Suffrage ix. .6a8 Worker and his Ways, The 214 Women and XVine 1.343 Young Men? Where are the Women in the College II. .546 Young in the Great Cities, The In. .237 Vol. Page. Touchstone, The Clarence Cook VIII.. 559 Tourists in America, German. . . . Culture and Progress 682 Tourmaline, My .. . SaxeHoim IX. .92,222,282,488 Towuley, D. OC. Living American Artists0 II. .40,401; III. .599 Town Meeting,* A New England. (Design by C. G. Bush)... Etchings It .672 Townsend, George Alfred. The Chesapeake Peninsnla* III. .513 Tragedy, The Divine. (Henry W. Longfellow) Culture and Progress III. .509 Trafton, Adeline. Papers by: Mirabels Christmas 276 After the Darkness, Light iv. .562 Will She Ride or Walk9 i. .~ Little Miss Frere V. .433 The Shadow that Came Between Ii. .173 Elinor Dane VI. .320 My Vocation and What Came of it.... II. .389 Katherine E~rle5. vii. .64, 175, 336, 447. 576, A Yisit to Charlotte Brontes School at [673; VIII.. 55, 171, 319, 424, 544, 706 Brussels In. .a86 Tramp with Tyndall, A (harles Carroll V.. 182 Tramway Motors he Worlds Work X. .524 Transit of Venus,0 The .Dovid Murray Ix .183 Transit of Venus, The Nature and Science. . . VIII.. 759; IX. .261 Transmission of Education V.. 123 Travel, Bits of. (H. H.) Cultetre and Progress III.. 760 Traveling Dresses Hooze and Society IV. .249; VI. .371 Traveling by Telegraph: Northward to Niagara0 James Richardson..... . ,. . . ix~. . I, 129 Pius. Washington from Arlington Heights . . iv.. e Cathedral Itlountains 132 Barnums Hotel and Battle I\Ionument, A Coal Breaker 133 Baltimore 2 Junction of the North and West Branches High Bridge over Gwynns Falls . 3 of the Susquehanna 134 Clay-Cutting, Union Railroad, Baltimore, 3 Susquehanna below Williamsport 135 Cutting on Union Railroad, seen from The Cliffs of Montgomery 136 Tunnel ~ Herdic House and The Oldest Resi- Rock-Cut, Joness Falls. Baltimore ~ denter 137 Lake Roland Saw-Mills, Williamsport 138 The Jolly Man 6 Take the Rear CarsA-w-a-y Back U .139 Gettyshurg I\Ionument 6 Ralston Incline Railway 140 l\iaryland Hills 7 Conkeys Group: The Trout-fishers 140 The Whip, Gentlemen, is the Union Minnequa Springs, Bradford Co., Pa 4 Line 8 Dutchmans Run 141 DiningForty Miles an Hour 9 Canal Locks, Near Miliport, New York... 142 The Veteran to Tom Talliday 142 Pennsylvania Barn-Yard co ~This Way to the Poor-House 143 The Susquehanna, near Harrisburg Will They Buy the Glen aud the Village, The Subscriber ia or Only the Glen? 144 View of the Schuylkill from Laurel Hill... 13 Bridal Veil, HavaIta Glen 145 Columhia Bridge, Fairmount Park, Phila. 14 Entrance to Cathedral, Watkins Glen 146 Hestonville, near Philadelphia o~ Under the Fall, Looking toward the Ca- Bryn Mawr i6 thedral 47 The Midnight Ride 17 Artists Dream, Watkins Glen 148 Near West Chester Intersection iS Seneca Lake 149 Coatesville Bridge x~ Eagle Cliff and Fall, Havana Glen i~o Birthplace of Robert Fulton 20 Curtain Cascade, Havana Glen 151 Conestoga Bridge it Empire Fall, Glen Excelsior 152 Crazy Dick Clearing the Track 22 Hector Falls, Seneca Lake 152 Harrislurg from West Bank of the Sus- New York Farm Scene 153 quehanna 129 Mystic Cascade, Glenola i54 Fairview Nail Works 130 Lockport at Night 55 Dauphin Bridge and Cove Mountain 131 Lower Genesee Fall, Rochester, N. V . .. . is6 Treading the Circle. Poem Charlotte F. Bates VI. .363 Treadwell, John H. Vasa Fictilia in History 0 IV.. 59 Tree-Planting Nature and Science V.. 782 Trees, Death of, in Cities IX. .261 Tresses, The Picturesque in Home and Society V. .264 Trimmings VIII.. 115 Trochu, General. (See Some of the French Leaders) Mary C. Putnam, M. D II. .368 Trowbridge, J. T. Papers by: Waiting. Poem Vt.. 62 Fred. Trover Little Iron-Clad VI. .479 The City of Good-Will. Poem ix.. 48 Trowhridge,0 J. T. (with Portrait) John Burrou, hs IX.. 32 Trowbridges (J. T.) Stories (ulture and Progress VI. .379 Troy and its Remains. (Dr. Henry Schliemann) X. .786 True Story of the Capture of Pegasus, The (Designs by L. V. Hopkins) Etchings II. .224 Truffles Nature and Science IV.. 769 74 INDEX. Vol. Page. Truls, the Nameless H/almar Nj/art/i Bayesen IX.. 731 Trumpet, In a Isabella T. Hopkins IX.. 244 Tryon. Frederick. Airy Lilian IX.. 545 Tube-Drinking Home and Society VIII. .499 Tuckermans (H. T.) Life of Kennedy Culture and Progress III.. 127 Tuckerman, H. T. Papers by: Peter Crisp II. .426 Elms of Old Trinity, The. Poem . . . .11. .517 Tuckerman, Charles K. Papers by: The Island of Corfu IV. .445 Modern Athens0 IV. .675 Tuileries, A Night in the Garden of the Charles D. Warner V. 369 Tunnel,0 The Hoosac Washington Gladden 143 Turkish Proverbs C. F. Herrick vs. .692 Turners Slave Ship Culture and Progress IV. .250 Turning Points in Life. (Frederick Arnold) VI. .380 Tuscany, The Popular Songs of In. 632 Tweed, Imprisonment of Topics of the Time VII. .497 Twelfth Night Home and Society III. .373 Twice Alone. A Tale of the Labrador Dr. L I. hayes 78 Two. Poem H. H viii. .684 Two Ancient Landmarks0 Mary P. Thacher and Fannie Hay Illus. The KnoxMansion.Thomaston,Maine.xx. .6x6 [Kemper ..... 615 The Corowallis House, Camden, S. C 6s6 Two Ways to Love. Poem Susan Coolidge iv. .696 Two Williams, The. Poem Etchings VIII.. 256 Twombly, A. S. Papers by: The Tehuantepec Ship-Canal0 v. .402 The Illinois and St. Louis Bridge0... .22.. Tyermans Life of Wesley Culture and Progress IV. .381 Tyler, W. S. The Higher Education of Women VII. .456 Tyndall, A Tramp with Charles Carroll V.. 182 Tyndalls (Mr.) Address Topics of the Time IX.. 114 Tyndalls (Prof.) Lectures (ulture and Progress VI. .249 Tyrol, The in. .631 JJ EBERWEGS History of Philosophy. Vol. II. . Culture and Progress VII. .378 Ulysses, Assault of Antinolis upon. (From Homer) William Cullen bryant III. .351 Unattained. Poem Ma,y F. Bradley V.. 720 Unawares Culture and Progress IV.. 778 Unconditional Surrender Laura k/K Ledyard VI.. 512 Under the Sea. Poem Kate Carlisle x. .719 TJnder the Elms. Poem Miss M. A. Hopkins II. .260 Unfledged. Poem Samucl W. Du/fteld lI.. 71 University Education ... Nature and Science VI. .511 University of Oxford, Progress in the IX. .124 Universities, German. (James Morgan Hart) (ulture and Progress IX. .384 Universities of Germany Ii. .328 Universology,The Basic Outline of. (Stephen Pearl Andrews) III. .762 Unknown River, The. (Philip Gilbert Hamerton) ii. .110 Unmusical, To the Home and Society IX. .759 Unprogressive Art, The ulture and Progress .. VI.. 502 Unreconciled. Poem Hiram Rich II.. 17 Unsaid. Poem A. N X. .471 Un~vedded. Poem Elizabeth Akers Allen II.. 395 Upas, The Family. Poem Etchings VII.. 512 Up the Aisle.0 Poem George A. Baker, Jr ii. .335 Utah. (The Mormons and their Religion 0) . H. Seeley III. .396 VAGRANT, A. Poem Josephine Pollard IX. .248 Vaile, E. 0. The Shakespeare-Bacon Controversy 743 Valentine, The Story of a Edward Eggleston 380 Valentine, My. Poem Maoy L. Shee man V. .452 Values, The Shrinkage of Topics of the Time X. .242 Van Oosterzees Christian Dogmatics (ulture and Progress IX. .257 Van Rensselaer Mansion,* The Old L. B. Clover VI. .651 Illus. View of the Old Mansion from the South, Upper Chamber in New Wing 654 2663 vi. .6~a hall of the Old Mansion 655 The North Door 653 Library of the Old Mansion, 2663 Chimney of Bedroom on Second Floor.., .653 Tiles in the New Wing of the Old Mansion .656 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 75 Vol. Page. Vane on the Spire, The. Poem Ben/amin F. Taylor VI.. 344 Vasa Fictilia in History * John H. Treadwell IV.. 59 Illus. A Scarab~us Seal iv.. 59 Section of a London Street 62 Tiles of Hispano-Moorish Design 59 Bottcher Teapot, etc 63 Moorish Vase with Christian Inscription .. to Vase of Augustus Rex Ware 63 Madonna of Della Rohhia Ware 6o S~vres Vase, in possession of Sir A. De Majolica Vase .... 6e Rothschild 64 Salt-Cellar of Henry 11. Ware 6i S~vres Vase, in possession of Gen. John Pigs Head of Delft Ware 6a A. Dix 64 Vassar?* What are they doing at H. IL AilcEarland II. .337 illus. Vassan College Ix. ~ The Riding-School 346 Gate-way and Porters Lodge 338 The Calisthenium 347 Plan of Farm and Grounds 3~9 The Observatory 348 Mill Cove Lake 340 Section and Plan of Observatory 348 Scene in Mll Cove Valley 342 The Cahinet 349 Grove of Ancient Willows 342 The Art Gallery 350 The Meeting of the Waters 343 The College Chapel 35 The Glen 344 Bust of Matthew Vassar 352 Students Calisthenium 345 I\iatthew Vassars Birthplace .352 Vaters Vacation Hiram Rich IV.. 620 Vegetation, Wonders of Culture and Progress III. . 76t Vegetable Eccentricities,~ Some Byron D. Haisted - .... x. . 710 illus. Fairy-Ring Fungus x. .720 Shooting Fungus and Morel 725 Mushroom 722 Truffle and Latticed Fungus 716 Touchwood 712 Cave Fungus and Cedar Apple 727 Corn-Smut 713 Birds-Nest Fungus and Caterpillar Fun- Puff-Balls 724 gus . 718 Ventilation in the Mont Cenis Tunnel Nature aud Science VI. .254 Ventilation Home and Socicty X. .784 Verne, Jules. The Mysterious Island * VII . 722; VIII. .49, 204, 284, 412, 574, 669 [Ix .6t, t~8, 342, 439, 597, 711; X. .46, 149, 470, 552, 770 Vernes (Jules) New Story Topics of the Time VII.. 755 Verne, Jules Culture and Progress VIII.. 755 Venus, The Transit of Nature and Science. . VIII .759; IX. .261 Very Voung Couple, A (ulture and Progress VII. .635 Vichy, An Emperors Vacation at Edwin Dc Leon V..684 Victor Emmanuels Queen Elizabeth C. Kinney 524 Victorian Poets - Edmund clarence Stadnian V. .357 Vigil, A. Poem harriet McEzoen Kimball VII. .207 Village Ball in the Harz, A C. Haven Putnam IV.. 755 Village, The Happy. Poem D. Kane ODoanel x.. 83 Vincent, Frank, Jr. A Visit to Benares * . .... 182 Vincents The Land of the White Elephant Culture and Progress IX. .122 Violin of Messire Andreas,0 The. Poem Samuel W. Dm~eld IX. .521 Virginia2* A Ramble in Edward King VII. .645 Illus. The Roanoke Valley 66o Appomattox Coort-House. 66e Blue Ridge Springs t6a Old Blandford Church, Petershurg, .... .. 66~ The Crater at Petershurg 664 A Glimpse of Petershurg 664 Running the Gauntlet at Petersburg t6~ A Peep into the Dismal Swamp 666 Bristol, Va 667 Roadside Types 668 The James helow Lyncbburg 669 City Point, Virgitia 670 Norfolk 672 Summit of the Peak of Otter VII. .645 The James River at Lynchburg 647 The Old Market at Lynchhurg 648 Evening on the James 649 The Summons to a Tobacco Sale 649 Coming to Market .. 6~o A Side Street in Lynchburg In a Tobacco Factory 652 ln the Gap of the Peaks of Otter 654 Making Salt at SaRville View Near Salem 6~6 White Top Mountain, from Glade Springs.657 Wytheville, Va 658 Max Meadows 659 Virginia. (New Ways in the Old Dominion*) Jed. Hotchhiss V.. 137 273 Virtuous, Let us be ojics of the Time III. .234 Vision, A. Poem Maria W. Jones IX. .500 Vision of St. Eligius, A. Poem George MacDonald V.500 Visit, The. Poem John Vance Cheney VIII.. 543 Vocation, My, and what Came of it Adeline Trafton II. .389 Voice-Culture Ho;ne and Society 119 Volition and Reproduction Nature and Science VI.. 125 Von Biilow,* Recollections ot Liszt and L. L. L X. .700 SIlos. Portrait of Franz Liszt x. .705 Liszts Residence in Rome 705 Portrait of Hans Von Biilow 706 Von Raumer, Friedrich (ulture and Progress III. .497 Vote, The Right not to. ... William C. Conant III. .73, 209 WAGES, Work and Natu;-e and Science V. .260, X. .520 Wagner, Richard Culture and Progress II. .66i Wagner, Richard Franz flueffer IX.. Wagner in the Bowery Culture and Brogress II. .214 76 INDEX. Waiting. Poem H. H Vol. Page. III.. 17 Waiting. Poem J. 7. Tr bridge vii.. 6z Wake-Robin. (John Burroughs) Culture and Po-ogress II. .445 Walker, Amasa. Labor and Capital in Manufacture Iv. .460 Walker, Mrs. Edward Ashley. Papers by: The Cloak-cubby and the Blue-room... ii.. 625 Mr. Winthrops Revenge * VI.. 77 Fanny Wir.throps Treat0. IV.. 24 The Winthrop-Drury Affair5 X. .753 Walker, Francis A. American-Irish and American-Germans VI.. 172 X~A,Tallace, John S. The Mare Island Navy Yard * III. .641 Wallaces (Lew.) The Fair God. Culture and Progress VII. .250 Walls and their Coverings Home and Society IV.. 117 Wan Lee, the Pagan Bret Harte VIII. .552 Wanderers, A Word for Our Topics of the Time x. .638 War with Spain, How we Escaped .L. L. Crounse 297 Ward, William Hayes. The Elder Myths X.. 75 Wards Statue of Gen. Putnam (ulture and Progress VI.. 500 Wards Shakespeare IV .376 Waring, George E., Jr. A Farmers Vacation~ IX.. 714; X. .52, 195, 304, 401, 574 Warings (George F.) Whip and Spur Culture and Progress x. .646 Warner, Charles Dudley. Papers by: Back-Log Studies. ii. .~6e, in. .434, 531, 693 A Night in the Garden of the Tuileries. V. .369 [iv.. ~ a6i, 341 Thoughts Suggested by Mr. Froudes What is Your Culture to Me9 Iv. .470 Progress VII. .351 Warner, Charles Dudley (with Portrait) T. W. Higginson VII. .332 Warner, H. E. Papers by: Through the Cloud and the Sea. Poem.ii.. ~g A Ghosts Story. Poem IX.. 552 In the Valley of Shadows. Poem ii. .650 Ephphatha. Poem x. . i68 A Bird in the Bush.0 Poem iii.. aal Warners (Charles Dudley) Saunterings Culture and Progress IV. .377 Warwick, The City of * H. S. Digby iv. .187 Illus. St. Jamess Hospital, High street iv.. III Guys Cliff House and Guys Cave 191 Beauchamp Chapel. St. Marys Church... 189 Statue of Guy 192 Warwick Castle and Ihe Warwick Vase. 190 Was Adam the First Man? Enoch L.Fancher II. .578 Washington, The Heiress of Jl7illiam II. Hooper VII.. 571 Illus. David Bumss Cottage VII. .571 Maria Van Ness and the Van Ness Mansion .572 The Mausoleum 573 Washington, The Heiress of. (Criticism of the above.) Cult re and Pr.gress VIII. .250 Washington, The Treaty of Topics of the ......... II. .430; III. .236 Waste Places, Restoring Nature and Science V. ~ ~~\Tachtel, Herr Cultuv and Progress III. .247 Watchman and Reflector, The Topics of the Time VII. .498 Water: Its Ways and Uses II. .595 Illus. Niagara Falls ii.. ~95 The Napoleon Bath at Plonhi9res loo Falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen ~ The Grand Grille Spring at Vichy foi Floating Island on the Missouri 598 Rocks Worn by Water 6oa Fragments of Oolitic and Pisolitic Rocks. .599 Water.Carriers 603 Water-Colors, American Culture and Progress VII. .760 Water-Colors, English II.. 103 Water-Color Society, Eighth Exhibition of the IX.. 762 Water-Color Exhibition, The I. .686 Water-Falls, Musical Notes of Nature and Science IX. .773 Water Transport The Worlds Work x. .524 Wealth and Labor Topics of the Tune III. .620 Wealth, The Struggle for VIII. .495 Weather Reports. Poem Etchings VII. .512 Weather-Telegrams and Storm-Forecasts by the American Signal Service Prof. T. B. M~zury 402, 465 Illus. Rescue of the San Francisco by the Formation of Maiine Water-Spouts 469 Kilby, December, 1853 402 Water-Spouts 469 An Equtnoctial Tidal Wave at Havre 407 American Storm, Febrnary i6th, 1842 472 Phosphorescent Sea 408 Diagram of the Winds 473 Map of Marine Currents 409 Theory of lJppei and Lower Trades Fitzroys Weather Signals 410 A Cloud-Stratum below a Peak Storm on Lake Erie 412 Diagram of West India Cyclone 476 Isle of Fernandina, in August, 2132 416 Clouds 480 Meteorological Chart of West Indies, for Isobarometric Lines 482 1st of October, i166 417 Isothermal Lines for the United States in Offshooting Cyclones 429 Winter 483 A Storm-Scene on Lake Superior 4(5 An Auroral Display 484 Curves of Cyclones in Northern and The Henispheiical Cup Anemometer 485 Southern Hemispheres 46.6 Specimen Record of the Self.Registering Piddingtons Storm-Card for Northern Anemometer 485 Hemispheres 467 The Wet and Dry Bulb Thermometer 486 A Hurncane 468 BarometerTube 416 PART OWL, VOLS. I. TO X. 77 Webster, Albert, Jr. Papers by: The Eleventh Cot It. .607 Baum, the Comet Player VI.. 596 Vol. Page. W. E D. How the Storm Came * ii. .605 Wedding Cards Home and Society .458 Weddings VIII.. 751 Weiss, Susan Archer. Papers by: Peter Bloch: A Hartz Legend ii.. 5o8 The Haunted Closet 111.708 Welcome, The. Poem Irene S. EZder x. .344 Wells, William. Papers by: King Gamhrinus and His Suhjects2.... I. .490 The Charities of the Fatherland * ox. .408 Thorwaldsens Sacred Marhles 6x5 Folk-Life in AppenzelP iv.. 50 On to Berlin 172 Folk-Life in German By-ways v. .590 Discovery of Antique Silver* ii. .6i8 Low Life in Berlin* vi. .2138 Lights and Shadows of the War2 ii. .i~8 A Chat ahout German Parliaments* ix. .652 Mercator, The Path-Finder of the Seas * .461 Wellss (Mr.) Report on Taxation Topics of the Time TI.. 97 Wesley, John, Tyermans Life of Culture and Progress Iv. .381 West, The Wonders of the F. V. hayden iii. .388 Illus. The Great Ca6on and Lower Falls of the The First Boat on Yellowstone Lake 392 Yellowstone iii. .388 Ruins of Hot Springs and Geysers 393 BathingPools 389 The Devils Den 393 Traveling in the Yellowstone Country.... 390 Yellowstone Lake 394 Great Hot Springs at Gardiners River.... 391 Great Spring. Fire-Hole Basin 394 The Liherty Cap 392 The Great Geyser of the Fire-Hole Basin .395 West Point~ Benson I Lossing... IV. .257 Illus. West Point and Cold Spring from Gar- Cadets I\Ionument 267 nsons Landing iv. .257 lneerior of Prof. Weirs Studio 267 Survey of Government Lands at West Koscizssczkos Cenotaph 268 Point in 2839 258 Gen. Scotts Sarcophagus 268 Remains of Fort Constitution 258 Woods Monument 269 Remains of Big Chain and Mortars 259 Gen. Sedgwicks Statue 269 Road Up from the Landing 259 Battery Knox and Dades Monument 270 The Superintendents House 260 Kosciusczkos Garden and Flirtation Walk.271 Entrance to Fort Putnam 260 The Academic Board 272 The Barracks 261 Benny Havens, Oh I 273 Interior of a Cadets Room 262 Church of the Holy Innocents 274 Lihrary and Ohservatory 262 Interior of Riding Hall 275 English Trophy Guns 262 Right Cut on the Ground 276 l\lexican irophy Cannon 263 Firing at the Head 277 Benedict Arnolds Tahlet 263 Administrative Buildings 278 Road in Front of Cadet Barracks 263 The West Point Hotel 279 The Post-Office and the Generals Qtiarters.264 Thirteen-inch Mortar 280 Cadets in Summer Uniform 265 Garrisons 282 Street in Front of Officers Quariers 266 Crow Nest, Looking South 283 Irspection after Taps 266 Westward Movement in Cities, The Nature and Science VI. .636 Wharton Savings Bank, The John Walker VII. .383 \Vhat the Devil said to the Young Man. Poem Roszaell Smith II.. 77 What has America done for Woman ? Mrs. M. E. W. Sherwood VI.. 300 What is your Culture to me ? (harles Dudley Warner . IV. .470 What She Thought. Poem Julia C. R. Dorr ix. .68o Whats-his-Name ?~ Etchings... VI. .639 What Katy Did. (Susan Coolidge) Culture and Progress V. .399 Wheeler, A. C. Clara Louisa Kellogg (with Portrait) V .721 Which Shall it Be? Home and Society . .VIII. . 750 White Azaleas. Poem Harriet McEwen Kimball IX. .695 White and Colored Races, Co.Education of the W. H. Ru~ner VIII.. 86 White Flag, The. Poem Susan Coolidge VI.. 171 Whitney, Adeline D. T. Papers by: Christ-Mas. Poem III. .304 The Postmans Ring. Poem IV. .322 Easter. Poem iii. ~ The Closed Gentian. Poem v. .200 Whitneys (Mrs. A. D. T.) Real Folks Culture and Progress III. .502 Whitneys (Mrs. A. D. T.) The Other Girls VI. .376 Whitneys (W. D.) Oriental and Linguistic Studies V. .396; IX. .512 Whitneys (W. D.) Life and Growth of Language X. .522 Whitney on Orthography Etchings IX.. 776 Whittier, A Visit to the Birthplace of . . Charlotte L. Forten iv.. Whose Wife was She? Saxe Holni II .465 Who Travel on Railroads? Etchings IX.. 127 Why not? Topics of the Time VII. .368 Why? Poem . Ma;y L. Ritter IX. .466 Wild Creatures, Absence of Fear in Nature and Science V. .390 Wilder, Burt G. Papers by: Kings of the Air 1.239 Aye-Aye! II. 33 As Others See Us lv..334 78 INDEX. 7o1. Paee. Wilfrid Cumbermede. An Autobiographical ~ George MacDonald 90 [196, 319, 428, 543,655; II. .78, 189, 301, 415, 524, 637; III. .64, 222, 345, 457, 557 Illus. Wilfrid Presented to Mrs. XVilson I. .320 Wjlfrid and Clara ii.. 200 Wilfrids Reward ~ In the Armory 416 Wilfrid on the Mountains 656 Wilfrid and Mary iii.. Wilhelm, the Composer . Culture and Pro6 ress III.. 121 Wilkinson, W. C. Papers by: The Bondage of the Pulpit I.. fp, 437 The Literary and Ethical Quality of The Northern Lighss.~ Poem I. 310 George Eliots Novels viii .685 A Horoscope 654 My Open Polar Sea. Poem x. .i~4, Sir. Lowells Prose IV.. 75, 227, 339 Wilkinson, Caroline R. Papers by: Out of the Depths. Poem III.. Hark! Poem VI. .703 Wilkinsons (William Cleaver) A Free Lance Culture and Progress X. .121 Will She Ride or Walk ~ Adeline Trafton 497 XVilI you Walk into my Parlor? ~..... Mrs. L. Al. Peterselia IV.. 285 ilius. Spinners and Weh of Garden Spider . ..... 216 Hand, Foot and Mandibles of Garden Spider 237 Tips of Anterior and Posterior Spinneret. .288 Williamss Window Gardening Culture and Progress V. .652 William Morris Window, The VI. .245 Williams, Alice. Papers by: Plighted, A. D. 1874* VIII. .522 I Mused Last Night in Pensive Moodix. .128 Omniscience. Poem x. . 592 Williams, Samuel. The City of the Golden Gate* X. .266 Williams, The Two. Poem Etchings VIII. .255 Willis, Nathaniel P. To my Wild Sis. Poem 337 Willow, The Weeping Benson J. Lossing H. .383 Willow Whistles. Poem Etchings VI.. 127 Window Boxes Home and Society 457 Window, Open the VI. I13 Window-Gardening V. .392 Windows, Living with Open Topics of the Time II. .205 Window-Gardening. (Henry T. Williams) Culture and Progress 652 Wine Question in Society, The Topics oft/se Time IV. .492 Wing, Yung, and His Work James L. Bowen x. . io6 Wing, Vung, A Note from. (Correction of above) (u/tare and Progress X. .393 Winser, J. The Boston Public Library III.. ISO Winter Clotbiup Nature and Science v.. 122 Winter, Where to Spend the. (J. W. Howe, M. D.) Culture and Progress IX. .511 XVinters (William) My Witness III. .253 Winters Tale* A Etchings V. .656 Winthrop-Drury Affair, The Mrs. Edward Ashley Walker X. .753 Illus. Good-Night! I am so Glad to have Met Dr. Drapers Promise 762 Vou ~ The Discovery 765 We will have Prayer~ Now, Please 757 Talitha Cumi Pidge 766 A Spiritual Struggle 761 A Quotation from Thackeray 768 Wire Tramways, Advantages of . . . The Worlds Work X. .128 Wise, John. The Tides of the Sea and the Tides of the Air VI. . i86 With the False Prophet Mrs. A. P. Raffensperger iii. .672 Wives and Children, Provision for Topics of the Time VII. .237 Wood, Eliza. Kate Parkmans Wedding Days V.. Wood, Lime in Preserving The Worlds Work x. .653 Wood, Strength of Nature and Science VI. .253 Wood Fires, A Grate for Home and Society x. .117 Wood.Rat, The California Nature and Science VIII.. 757 Woodruffe, Elice. Papers by: A Gentlemans Prerogative I.. 6oi Mare Ignotum. Poem III. .s76 Woolen Waste in Agriculture The Worlds Work x. .651 Woolson, Constance Fenimore. Papers by: Peter, the Parson viii.. 6oo J eannette IX. .232 Woolsons (Miss) Stories . (ulture and Progress X. .647 Wolcott, Samuel. Papers by: The Cloud and Fire. Poem II. .507 Christus Pacificator. Poem III.. 6~o Woman, What has America done for Mrs. M. E. W. Sherwood VI.. 300 Woman who Saved me, The Fannie E. Hodgson V. .5~9 PART ONE, VOLS. I. TO X. 79 Vol. Page. Woman as a Smuggler, and Woman as a Detective Fanny Howell ..... 354 Woman, The New York Topics of the Time IV.. 762 Woman Question, A Small Piece of the Lulu Gray Noble III. .483 Woman Question, Queen Victoria and the Culture and Progress 683 Woman Question, Three Pieces of the Topics of the Time ii. .316 Woman Question in Italy, The Culture and Progress Is.. 66o Womans Execution, A. Paris, May, 71. Poem Edward King H. .500 Womans College. A New Topics of the Time VI. .748 Womans Suffrage IX.. 628 Women, A Word for the X. . 779 Women, Diseases of. (Dr George H. Taylor) (ulture and Progress III. .252 Women and Wine Topics of the Tune ..... .1. .~ Women in the College II. 546 Women, Mental Power in Men and Nature and Science iv. .496 Women of the Arabs ~ (harles S. Robinson ..... 559 Women Poets, Some Recent X. .100 Women, Ownership in Topics of the Time VI. .623 Women, The Moral Power of VIII. .238 Women, The Relations of Clergymen to Ix. .115 Women, The Health and Physical Habits of English and American Mary F. Beedy VII.. 747 Women, The Higher Education of . .... W S. Tyler VII. .456 Women, The Education of Nature and Science IX. .514 Women. The Rights of Some Home and Society IV.. I 17 Wonder Books, New Series of Culture and Progress iii.. 5o6 Wonder Library II. .447 XVonders of Vegetation. (Fulgence Marion) III. .761 Wood, Bread from Nature and Science Iv. .634 Wood, Loss of Weight in Freezing V.. 122 Work-Baskets . ... .Home and Society 459, 570 Work in Rest. Poem . .. George Lansing Taylor iv.. 33 Worker and his Wage, The Topics of the Time 214 World Exposition of Vienna, The Culture and Progress lit.. 631 World Priest, The. (From the German, by C. T. Brooks).. V. .522 WORLDS WORK, THE. Contents of: Actinic Copying Paper x. .~p Agriculture, Woolen Waste in 6~i Aniline Pencils 652 Apparitine 397 Boats, Linen Sheathing for 395 Boat, The New Steam Canal 525 Boilers, Improvements in Firing 65z Bread, The Cecil 791 Clocks,5 Illuminated 524 Condenser, New Surface 790 Curculios, Habits of 129 Cylinder, Compensating 395 Dredging 127 Drying Process, New 525 Electric Alarm 393 Electric Registrador~ 792 Electric Switches 395 Figs in Florida 260 Fire Detector, Simple 395 Fire-proof Plastering 652 Fog-horns and Morses Alphabet 257 Fruit, Utilization of Surplus 652 Fuel, Manufactured 258 Fuel, Pulverized 259 Furnace, The Regenerative 260 Glass, Recent Developments in 524 Glass, Tempered 791 Gun Metal 395 Hamburgs without a House 396 Houses, Frameless 792 Hydraulic Motors 257 Hydraulic Ram Engine 653 Invention, An English 397 Iron Structures, Corrosion of 652 Lime in Preserving Wood 653 Locomotive, New Book on the 257 Marine Engine, Novel 396 Memoranda. See final pages of Worlds Work throughout Vol. x. Mines, Portable Water-wheels in Moss, Distillation of 653 Paper, Actinic Copying 791 Paper Buckets 128 Paper, White ia8 Patents, Recent 526 Pencils, Aniline 652 Photographic Light Sal Photometer,5 Home-made 394 Phylloxera, The ,28 Plastering, Fire-proof 652 Plasters, Metallized 260 Pneumatic Tubes Power, Novel Device for Tmnsmitting.... 227 Pruning, Summer 396 Riveting-Machine, Hydraulic 396 Rock-drilling by Compressed Air 226 Sczaroch, The 229 Slag Question, The 395 Spectacles without Glasses 6~z Spontaneous Combustion, The Preven- tion of 226 Steam-Power, The Distribution of 229 Stoker, Mechanical 394 Stone Saw, The Diamond 227 Stripe-Work,5 Defects of 258 Switches, Electric 395 Telegraph Lines, Underground 260 Telegmphy, A New Idea in 397 Temperatures, High 259 Tools, How to Mark 227 Tramway Motors 524 Water Transport 524 Wire Tramways, Advantages of 228 Wood, Lime in Preserving 653 Woolen Waste in Agriculture 6~t World, The Old or the New Nature and Science VIII. .5o6 Worry, Effects of VII. .638 Wounds, Fusion of Leaden Balls in V. .2t11 W. P. A. Letter to a Young Journalist whose Education has been Neglected IV.. 757 Wright, R. W. Samsons Riddle Solved~ II. .279 So INDEX. Vol. Page. Wrights (William B.) The Brook and Other Poems f7ulture and Progress V. .650 Writing in the Lap Home and Society IX.. 508 Wyeth, Mary E. C. Papers by: April Violet, An. Poem 617 A Song of May. Poem viii.. 48 Wylie, A. McElroy. Mr. Beecher as a Social Force IV. .751 YACHTS and Yachting.* William F. C. Shanks IV.. 385 illus. Ocean Race between the Henrietta, Fleet- New York Yacht Club Regatta 392 wing, and Vesta IV. .385 Rounding Sandy Hook Light-Ship The Cambria 386 The Maria 394 The Sappho 387 Peters 395 Steam-Yacht, Fairy Queen 388 New York Yacht Club House, Clifton, 5 1.396 Building Steam-Yachts at the Navy Yard.. 389 The America 397 Cutter Tittawake 390 James Gordon Bennett 398 The Livonia 391 Yale, The New President at Culture and Progress III. .246 Yale College Addresses its. .639 Yale Lectures on Preaching. (Henry Ward Beecher) IV. . 777; VIII.. 634 [x. .778 Yeast-cells like Monads Nature and Science V. .525 Yedo,* Sights in and Around Bayard Taylor iii. .832 illus. The Mikado of Japan III. .132 Little Mountebanks in the Streets of Yedo.o37 Countryman in Winter Coseu,ne 133 Soldier of the Tycoon 238 Japanese Mountaineer Crossing a Gorge. .134 Fire-fishing in the Bay of Yedo Entrance to a Japanese Tavern 135 Tortoise-Charmer 141 Inhabitant of Yedo: Winter Costume 136 Yellow Curls. * Poem Etchings IV. .512 Yellowstone National Park, The . . Culture and Progress IY. .120 ~Tellowstone,* The Wonders of the N. P. Langford Ii..i, 113 lbs. The Expedition ii The Drinking-cup. (Slate Formation)... .114 Map of the Upper Yellowstone Country 3 The Stocking 115 On Guard 4 Little Invulnerable in a Fix 215 The Devils Slide, Montana 5 On Guard on Yellowstone Lake si~ Column Rock 6 Breaking Through 220 The Devils Hoof 7 Birds-eye Vies- of the Geyser Basin 121 The Great Ca0on of the Yellowstone 8 The Factory Village 122 Rock Pinnacles above Tower Falls . 9 Section of Large Spring 122 Tower Falls, on Tower Creek, Wyoming.. io Siliceous Stalagmite 122 Getting a Specimen ii Specimens of Siliceous Sinter 123 Lower Falls of the Yellowstone, Wyoming. ia The Grotto Geyser 124 Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, Wyoming. 14 Crater of the Castle Geyser 105 The Mud Volcano i6 Crater of the Giant Geyser 126 The Fan Geyser 113 The Bee-hive 126 The Door-knob 114 TheGiantess 227 Yo-Semite, A Visit to the Great J. S H. .396 Yo-Semite,5 flie Big Trees and the . Isaac H. Bromley III. .261 lllus. First Log Hut in Mariposa Grove in. .262 Piute Indian Captain 270 Auger-boles through the Original Big Tree 263 Caches, or Indian Acorn Storehouses 270 The Sentinels, Calaveras Grove, California 263 The Yo-Semite Falls 271 A l\Ionster 264 Sentinel Rocks 272 The Fallen Monarch a6~ Vernal Falls 273 The Pioneers Cabi: 265 Mirror Lake 274 North Dome and Royal Arches 266 Pine-TreeResult of Woodpeckers In- South or Half Dome 266 dustry 275 Bridal Veil Fall 267 Nevada Falls 275 Cathedral Rocks 268 Up Vernal Falls 276 El Capitan: ~ feet high 269 Liberty Cap 276 A Native of the Valley 269 You Ought to Know Home a d Society VT.. 113 Young in the Great Cities, The Topics of the Time III. .237 Young Men? Where are the 453 Young Molls Peevy C. A. Stephens Ix. .668 Vung Wing and his Work James L. Bocoen x. . so6 ZODIACAL Light Nature and Science III. .638 Zodlogical Classifications VII.. 508 PART 2, VOLS. XI TOXX THE CENTURY MAGAZINE UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY INDEX TO THE CENTURY MAGAZINE UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY. PART 2, VOLUMES ELEVEN TO TWENTY, INCLUSIVE. EXPLANATION. Titles of Books reviewed are placed in quotation marks. The affix of the Asterisk (*) to the title of an article signzfes that it is illustrated. The names of A uthors, and of the Editorial Departments of the Magazine, are i Italics. Where a single paper has been contribated, it is placed immediately after the name of its contributor, bat where more than one, they are placed under the name. A Vol. Page. ..t~0.. BBOTTS (Lyman) Commentary on John Culture and Progress XIX.. 475 Abode of Snow, The. (Andrew Wilson) XI.. 591 About Old Story-Tellers. (Donald G. ivIitchell) XV.. 439 Abouts (Edrnond) The Story of an honest Man XX. .947 Academy, National, Exhibition 1877 XIV.. 263 Academy, The London I 297 Acadians of Louisiana,5 The ~... R. L. Daniels XIX.. 383 Illus. Acadian Girl XIX.. 385 An Anakapas Herdsman 389 A Young Matron 387 An Acadian Basket-maker 390 Cupid on Horseback . 388 A Five-Acre Dash 392 A Patriarch 319 Acting. (See French Plays for American Amateurs, also Theatricals, Private.) Acting under Excitement Topics of the Time XV.. 88i Actors, A Company of J. Brander Matthews XVI. .837 Illus. Sophie Croizette xvi.. 141 Mounet-Sully in Andromaque 145 Sarah Bemhardt 143 Delaunay in Le Menteur 145 Sarah Bernhardt (sketched by herself) 143 Got in Maitre Pathelin 146 Maria Favart in Paul Forrestier 844 Coquelin Aind in Les Facheux 146 Febvre in LAmi Fritz 844 Regnier in La Joie Fail Peur 847 Actors and Actresses of New York * J. Brander Matthezos XVII.. 769 Illus. Mr. John Brougham, as Sir Lucius Mr. Charles Coghian, as Charles Surface ~ OTrigger xvii.. 769 Mr. Charles R. Thorne, Jr., as Osip .... .779 Mrs. Agnes Booth, as Mrs Browolee. .772 Mr. James Lewis, as The Professor 780 Miss Sara Jewett, as Anna 774 Mr. Harry Beckett, as Bob Acres 785 Miss Claxton, as Louise 775 Mr. John Gilbert, as Sir Peter Teazle. .782 Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, as Mrs Candour. .776 Actors and Actresses of New York. (See American on the Stage, The.) Adam and Eve at the Agricultural ~ Berthold Anerbach XIV.. 481 Illus. Adam and Eve, as the oldest present, sat He seated himself at her side, and Melac at the head of the table Xiv. .481 laid himself down between the two ,,... 485 Adam ventured a big stake 483 He watched the fIgure of the hurrying There! thats enough, Melac 484 woman 486 Adams, Charles Francis, Jr., on Railroads Calture and Progress XVII.. 152 Adams, John. (See Revolutionary Letters ) John Vance Cheney XI.. 570 Adams, John, An Unpublished Letter from Bric-d-Brac XX.. I 6o Adamss (Henry) Gallatin Culture and Progress XX. .634 Ad InterimAd DiemAd Damnum. Poem. (Margaret Van- degrift) Bric-d-Brac XVII.. 766 A., D. M. Art at the Paris Exposition XVII.. 276 Administration, The New Topics of the Time XIV.. 109 Admonition. Poem Angusta Moore. XVII. .816 I

INDEX TO THE CENTURY MAGAZINE UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY. PART 2, VOLUMES ELEVEN TO TWENTY, INCLUSIVE. EXPLANATION. Titles of Books reviewed are placed in quotation marks. The affix of the Asterisk (*) to the title of an article signzfes that it is illustrated. The names of A uthors, and of the Editorial Departments of the Magazine, are i Italics. Where a single paper has been contribated, it is placed immediately after the name of its contributor, bat where more than one, they are placed under the name. A Vol. Page. ..t~0.. BBOTTS (Lyman) Commentary on John Culture and Progress XIX.. 475 Abode of Snow, The. (Andrew Wilson) XI.. 591 About Old Story-Tellers. (Donald G. ivIitchell) XV.. 439 Abouts (Edrnond) The Story of an honest Man XX. .947 Academy, National, Exhibition 1877 XIV.. 263 Academy, The London I 297 Acadians of Louisiana,5 The ~... R. L. Daniels XIX.. 383 Illus. Acadian Girl XIX.. 385 An Anakapas Herdsman 389 A Young Matron 387 An Acadian Basket-maker 390 Cupid on Horseback . 388 A Five-Acre Dash 392 A Patriarch 319 Acting. (See French Plays for American Amateurs, also Theatricals, Private.) Acting under Excitement Topics of the Time XV.. 88i Actors, A Company of J. Brander Matthews XVI. .837 Illus. Sophie Croizette xvi.. 141 Mounet-Sully in Andromaque 145 Sarah Bemhardt 143 Delaunay in Le Menteur 145 Sarah Bernhardt (sketched by herself) 143 Got in Maitre Pathelin 146 Maria Favart in Paul Forrestier 844 Coquelin Aind in Les Facheux 146 Febvre in LAmi Fritz 844 Regnier in La Joie Fail Peur 847 Actors and Actresses of New York * J. Brander Matthezos XVII.. 769 Illus. Mr. John Brougham, as Sir Lucius Mr. Charles Coghian, as Charles Surface ~ OTrigger xvii.. 769 Mr. Charles R. Thorne, Jr., as Osip .... .779 Mrs. Agnes Booth, as Mrs Browolee. .772 Mr. James Lewis, as The Professor 780 Miss Sara Jewett, as Anna 774 Mr. Harry Beckett, as Bob Acres 785 Miss Claxton, as Louise 775 Mr. John Gilbert, as Sir Peter Teazle. .782 Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, as Mrs Candour. .776 Actors and Actresses of New York. (See American on the Stage, The.) Adam and Eve at the Agricultural ~ Berthold Anerbach XIV.. 481 Illus. Adam and Eve, as the oldest present, sat He seated himself at her side, and Melac at the head of the table Xiv. .481 laid himself down between the two ,,... 485 Adam ventured a big stake 483 He watched the fIgure of the hurrying There! thats enough, Melac 484 woman 486 Adams, Charles Francis, Jr., on Railroads Calture and Progress XVII.. 152 Adams, John. (See Revolutionary Letters ) John Vance Cheney XI.. 570 Adams, John, An Unpublished Letter from Bric-d-Brac XX.. I 6o Adamss (Henry) Gallatin Culture and Progress XX. .634 Ad InterimAd DiemAd Damnum. Poem. (Margaret Van- degrift) Bric-d-Brac XVII.. 766 A., D. M. Art at the Paris Exposition XVII.. 276 Administration, The New Topics of the Time XIV.. 109 Admonition. Poem Angusta Moore. XVII. .816 I 2 INDEX. Vol. Page. Adrienne. Poem. (J. W. W.) Bric-d-Brac XVIII.. 477 Advent. Poem...., . Marie Mason XIX.. 194 Adventures of Captain Mago. (Leon Cahun) Gui/are and Progress xiii. Advertisement Answered, The. Poem. (Frank M. Thorn). . . Bric-d-Brac XI.. 598 Advertising,0 Curiosities of Wi/hans 1/. Rideing xx. .6oi Illus. Head-piece xx.. 6oi A Pantomimic Advertisement 605 A Bakery in Ancient Pompeii 602 The Shirt Man 605 An Ancient Perfumers Advertisement On the FenceThe Rocks Below 6o6 Rome 6o~ Opening of the Trout Season 6o6 A Modern Perfumers AdvertisementNew The Chiropodist 607 York 6o~ A Conference 6o7 Many Ads of Many Kinds 604 The Dumh-Bell Wagon 6o5 The Two Dromios 604 Advertising Shame Topics of the Time ............xsi.. 267 A3neid of Virgil, The. (J. D. Long) (u/lure and Progress...........xx..4~ A~neids of Virgil,The. (William Morris) XII. .278 Adrial Navigation0 . Edmund Clarence Sledman XVII.. 566 Illus. An Alrohat of the Near Future xvii.. 566 Eight Figures 573, 574, 575, 576 Alronon of the Twentieth Century 561 After Many Days. A Study of Keats Richard Henry Stoddzrd.... XV.. 203, 402 After the Quarrel. Poem S. M. B. Piati XVI. .274 Agansemnons Tomb. Poem Emma Lazarus XIV.. 47 A., G. J. Is Life Worth Living. Poem Bric-~-Brac.... ..............XIX..48o Agricultural College, Massachusetts.0 (See Massachusetts Agricultural College. ~*) Agricultural Distress in Great Britain, The P. T. Quinn XIX.. 6i Air Cooler The Worlds Work XI.. 595 Air-injector, A New Form of XIX. .951 Air, Pure, and Sunlight, Commercial Value of XVI.. 156 Albany. (See Capitol of New York, The.) Aldrichs (T. B.) Flower and Thorn Cu/lure and Pro8ress...........xIV..4o8 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, Poems by: An Alpine Picture xii. .sii England xiii.. 12 Aleurometer, The The Worlds Work XV. .286 Alexander, S. D. Princeton College 0 XIII. .625 Alexanders (Mrs.) Her Dearest Foe ....................Culture and Pro~oress XII. .280 Aihydic Chain, The The Worlds Work XV. .442 Allen, Elizabeth Akers, Poems by: A Birthday xi. .279 Brother Antonio0 xix. .178 While the Rohin Sings xiv.. 252 Alloy, A New The Worlds Work xsi. .138 Alloy, New, for Art Metal-work xvii.. 6i 3 Alnasehar, New York, 1877. Poem. (M. P. Handy) Bric-d-Bsac XV.. 288 Along the Line. Poem. (Irwin Russell) XVIII.. 799 Alpine Picture, An. Poem T. B. Aldrich xii. .511 Amateur Poacher, The Culture and Progress XIX. .632 Amazons,0 An American Home on the Herbert H. Smith XVIII.. 692 Illus. The Plantation House, Taperinha. xviii.. 692 A Lace-Maker 697 Taperinha Plantation, from the River 693 In the Forest 698 The Cane-Mills, Old and New 693 Judas-Tree 699 Picking Tohacco Leaves 694 The Beach Below Santarein 700 Preparing Tohacco 695 Fishing hy Torchlight 700 Looking Down from the Cane-Field, Tap- Calahash-Tree 701 erinha 696 Sandy Campus (Hill-sides) 702 Looking Up the Uaiai~, from Taperinha. .697 Amazons,0 Am Indian Village on the Herbc,t H. Smith XVIII. .352 Illus. The Saird xvIII. .353 Straining the Mandioca 36o The Approach to Ererd 353 Filling the Tipiti 360 The Spring 355 Roasting Farinha 361 Thatch-Palm 356 Indian Woman Beating Cotton 362 An Indian House 357 Weaving Paneiro Baskets 362 Bric-S-Brac in Brazil 357 Making Hammock-Thread 363 The Grater 358 Hammock Weaving 364 Cleaning Mandioca 358 An Indian Mother The Seine .359 Tititira Cave 366 Amazons,0 The Metropolis of the Her& ert H. Smith XVIII.. Illus. Window Scene in ParS xvIII.. 6~ A ParS Laundry 72 The Fort, ParS 67 The Theater, ParS 72 At the Custom-House 67 A Soldier, ParS 73 The Assai Stand 69 A ParS Dairy 73 The Market Wharf 70 Monkey Joes 75 City Scavengers 72 Estrada de SSo Josl 76 A Peep at the Americanos 71 The Botanical Gardens 77 Amazons, The Peruvian. (See Mediterranean of America, The.) America, Impressions of. (R. W. Dale) Culture and Progress XVII.. 307 American Argonauts, The ii XI.. 442 American Art Topics of Ike Tune XIII.. 126 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 3 Vol. Page. American Authorship Topics of the Time xi. .280 American Books on the Paris Quays. (J. D. Osborne) Bric-d-Brac XIX.. 318 American Collectors, A XVord to. (G.) (ommunications XVIII.. 785 American Honesty Topics of the Time XI.. 126 American Industry, A New (liar/es Barnard XVI. .206 American Laws, Foreign Dramatists under F. S. Drone XI.. 90 American Literature. (M. C. Tyler) Culture and Progress XVlI. .757 American on the Stage, The. (See Actors and Actresses of New York.) American on the Stage,2 The I Brander Matthews XVIII.. 321 Ilius. Mr. John E. Owens, as Solon Mr. Frank Mayo, as Davy Crockett ... 327 Shingle xviu. .321 Mr. W. J. Florence, as Hon. Bardwell Mr. James H. Hackett, as Nimrod Wild- Slote 328 fire~ 323 Mr. John V. Raymond, as Col. Sellers~. .329 Mr. F. S. Chanfrau, as Mose 324 Mr. Joseph Jefferson, as Rip Van Mr. F. S. Chanfrau, as Kit 325 Winkle 332, 333 American Oyster Culture * James Richardson XV.. 225 Illus. Kegging Oysters XV.. 225 The Oysters Enemies at Work 233 Opening Oysters 225 Oyster on the Back of Live Spider-Crah. .. 234 A Veteran aa6 Repaired Shells 235 The Watchmans Home 227 Oysters Attached to Old Rohher Boot 236 Keg-making 227 Pinched Oysters 237 An Oyster Farm, Norwalk Islands 228 Oyster-Boats 237 Dredging Under the Ice aa8 A Struggle for Life 237 Seed: One, Two, and Three Vears Old . .229 A Voung Cultivated and an Old Unculti- A Cluster of Seed 229 vated Oyster 238 Dredgingat Cherry-Stone, Chesapeake Bay.230 Tail-piece 238 Oysters on Various Stools 232 American Politics, The Future of Topics of the Time XIV. .398 American Sketch, An. Poem. (Nellie G. Cone) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .640 American Social Science (ulture and Progress XII. . 757 American Stage Coach, An. (Alfred Forinand) Bs-ic-~-Brac XIV. .866 American, The. (Henry James, Jr.) Culture and Progress XIV, .406 America was Named,a How XII. .222 Illus Columhus entering the Orinoco xu..aa~ Amerigo Vespucn 227 Vespucci at the Continent 225 Printing of Vespuccis Book 228 Among my Books. Second Series. (James Russell Lowell).. Culture and Progress Xl.. 747 Among the Reeds. Poem Maurice F. Egan XX.. 824 Among the Thorns. (M. L. Dickinson) Culture and Progress XX.. 948 Amusements of the Rich, The Topics of the Time XIII.. 716 Amusements, Winter XI.. 281 Andenken. Poem. (From the German of Matthisson) Rosalie .Rwes XIII.. 31 Andersons (R. B.) Norse Mythology Culture and Progress XI.. 291 Andersons (R. B.) Younger Edda XX. .154 Andes, The. (See Railroad in the Clouds, A. 0) Ane Drop of Rain. Poem. (M. W. Prewitt) ic-d-Brac XVI.. 603 Anemone. Poem Elaine Coodale XVII.. 8i 5 Angelo. (Stuart ~terne) Culture and Pogress XVII. .303 Angelo, Michael XII. .439 Animals and Plants under Domestication. (Charles Darwin). XII. .907 Animals, How, get Home Ernest Ingersoll XIX.. 90 Annan, Annie R., Poenas by: Maidenhood xsu.. n68 Rydal Water xix. .295 Saint Violet xv. .8x6 Anne Maturin, The Story of M. 0. TV. Olz)5kant XI.. 50 Annuals. (E. A. M.) Home and Society XVI. .292 Annunciata Jijalinar fijortk Boyesen XVIII.. 911 Anticipation. Poem Mary E. Bradley XIII.. 247 Antiques, A Few, From the Loan Lxlaibition of the Society of Decorative Art0 XVI. .316 Illus. View in the Corridor xvi.. ~i6 Norwegian Gold Spoon 322 Old Norwegian Necklace 327 Brass Box of Maria Theresa 323 Normandy Peasant Cap-Pin ~n8 Cover of Same 323 Cross and Pendant 319 Fish-Knife 323 Necklace in Egyptian Style 320 View at End of South Room 324 Salt-Spoon 322 Old Danish Mug 324 Antique Spoon 322 Norwegian Silver Mtig 325 Norwegian Filigree Spoon 322 Huilier (Time of the First Empire) 325 Old Venetian Spoon ~an Italian Bass-relief 326 Three Apostle Spoons 322 Antiseptic, New and Cheap The Worlds Work XIV. .866 Antis, The Two. Poem. (Charlotte F. Bates) Brie-cl -B rae XVII.. 918 Ants * Sophie Bledsoe He,~rick....... ... XV.. 171 Illus. Diagram of Ant xv. .272 Tongue of Worker 174 Crop and Gizzard 272 Jaw of Ant 275 Poison Glands of Worker 273 Spur and Tarsus 275 Nervous System of Ant 273 Head of Foraging Ant 76 Head of Hermaphrodite Ant 273 Honey Ants 177 Reproductive System of Hermaphrodite 274 Fertile Queen of Anergates Atratulus 279 4 INDEX. Antwerp and Holland, A Peep Into Emma Eames Chase Vol. Page. XVIII.. 519 Illus. The Cathedral at Antwerp XVIII. .521 Sketches about Dordrecht 524 Sketches in Antwerp 522 At Scheveningen 525 A Cup of Tea 523 At Utrecht 526 The Nieuw-Markt, Amsterdam 523 Pumping Water 526 Anvil Chorus, A New H. H xv.. 386 Apiaries, Floating, Experiment in The Worlds Work XVII.. 310 Apotheosis of Dirt, The Topics of the Time xx. .463 Apotheosis of Dirt, The. A Reply. (Elizur Wright) (ommunications XX. .939 Apple-Blossoms.0 Poem Horatio Nelson Powers XX.. 240 Apple Blossoms. (Elaine and Dora Read Goodale) Culture and Progress xvii. . 6o8 Appleton, Dr., on Copyright opics of the Time xiv. io8 Appleton, Grace. The Hills. Poem. (English Edition only) xvii.. iS~ Appointment, Recent, Thoughts Suggested hy a Topics of the Time XVI.. 286 April John Bu;-roughs XIII.. 799 April. Poem L. Frank Tooker XVIII.. 77 April. Poem W. P. Foster XIX.. 920 April Song, An. Poem Edwin N. Lewis XV.. 780 Aquarium, The New York W. S. Word XIII.. 577 Illus. The Kingiyo xiii. ~ Dumping the Whale Mr. W. C. Coup 578 Maternity Exterior by Night 578 Fish-Hatching ~86 interior View 579 Crab Eating a Clam ~86 Ground Plan of New York Aquarium 579 The Dancing Scallops ~86 Cross Section ~8o Hermit Crab, etc 587 Looking at the Whale ~8o The Horse-Shoe Crab ~88 Carrying the Shark ~5i The Decorator ~88 Expected Arrivals ~Sx Horse-Shoe Crab in Trouble .... ~88 There goes the dinner hel 552 The Sea-Raven and the Toad-Fish 589 A Welcone from the Skate ~8a Interior of Reading-Room 590 The Angler and his Prey 583 The Hell-Benders 590 Something that cannot be seen at the Making Cast of the Angler Aquarium 584 A life on the ocean wave Arahian Nights, * The Land of the William Perry Fogg XIV.. 6oo Illus. Sinbad the Porter xiv.. 6oo Scaring Away the Eclipse 604 Shooting Lions on the Tigris 6oi Howling Dervishes 6o~ View of the Tigris at Bagdad 602 The Dromedary Mail 6o6 Half a Mosque 602 Aladdin and the Akkam departing with their A Minaret in Bagdad 603 Merchandise 607 Arhor Ilex. Camps and Tramps ahout Ktaadn0 XVI.. 33 Arbuckle, John, Papers hy: About Greece and Greek Museums ~ 6~ Journalism as Exemplified by the Late Mr. Bagehot xviii.. 146 Archery. (See Bow-Shooting and Merry Days with Bow and Quiver. 0) Archery Club, Our Frank R. Stockton XVIII.. 542 Archery Meeting. Poem. (Nathan D. Urner) Bric-d-Brac XX. .799 Archery, The Witchery of. (Maurice Thompson) Culture and Progress VI.. 754 Architecture, Discourses on. (Viollet-le-Duc) XI.. 587 Areophores The Worlds Work xii.. 443 Argonauts, The American. (Bret Harte) Culture and Progress XI.. 442 Armitages (E. S.) The Childhood of the English Nation... XIV.. 120 Arms and Ammunition, American William C. Church xix.. 436 Illus. Breech Mechanism of the Remington Cross-section of Cartridge Showing Interior.448 Rifle XIX. .439 The Peabody-Martini Cartridge 449 The Springfield System 439 Sharps or Remington Cartridge 449 The Sharps Rifle 440 U. S. Government Cartridge 449 The Peabody-Martini 440 Vernier Peep Sight 449 The Gatling Machine Gun 441 Wind Sight and Spirit Level 449 Machine for Turning Stocks 442 Springfield Rear Sight 450 Barrel Rolls 445 The Lee Detachable Magazine Gun 450 Cuts showing Progressive Changes in Bul- The Winchester Magazine Gun 451 lets and the Old Paper Cartridge 446 The Keene Magazine Gun 451 Cartridge of English Manufacture 448 The Hotchkiss Magazine Gun 452 Cartridge of American Manufacture 448 Armstrong, Mrs. M. F. A Yankee Tar and his Friends 0 XIV.. 761 Arnold (Matthew) on Equality 6ulture and Progress XVIII. .466 Arnolds (Edwin) Light of Asia XIX. .468 Arnolds (Matthew) Poems XVII. .448 Arnolds, Matthew, Poetry, Some Aspects of George S. Merriam xviii. .281 Art. (See The Fine Arts at the Paris Exposition. Art, American Topics of the Time XIII.. 126 Art, American Museums of . James Jackson Jarves XVIII. .405 Art as a Steady Diet Topics of the Time XVII. .438 Art at the Paris Exposition. By a Painter D. N. A XVII.. 276 Art Collection of Yassar College, The Cultu;v and Progress xi.. 593 Art Criticism Topics of the Time xviii. .135 Art, Greatness in XVI.. 586 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 5 Vol. Page. Artillery Practice The Worlds Work XI. . 139 Art Industry, A Profitable. An Offer of Premiums Topics of Ike Time XIX. .938 Artists. (See Painters, the Younger, of America.) Artists Life in New York,5 Young William H. Bishop XIX. .355 Illus. Off for Europe XIX.. ~56 An Artist in Rocks 362 At the Studio 357 A Marine Artists Studio 363 The Artist in Black Eyes 357 Decay (Bass-Relief Sketch in Clay) .364 Bargaining for a Shanghai 358 An Animal Artists Studio 364 A Discount to the Profession ~ The Illustrator Illustrated 65 Your washing, Mum Silence (Eight Studies) 366 The Salmagundi Cluh in Early Times 360 Silence (Bass-Relief Sketch in Clay)... 367 A Modern Meeting of the Salmagundi Cluh.36i Silence (Bass-Relief Sketch in Clay)... 363 Art Journals, Foreign. (C. C.) Gultare and Progress XVI.. 906 Art of Japan, A Glimpse at the. (J. J. Jarves) XII.. 135 Art Pettiness in Topics of the Time XX.. 146 Art Schools of New York,5 The William C. Brozonell XVI. .761 Illus. Still-Life Study in Oil XVI.. 76e One-hour Sketch 770 Sketch Class, National Academy of Design. 763 The Vision 77t Drawing from Life 764 Antique Alcoves, School of Degn fcr Antique Class .. .765 . Women. Cooper Union 772 Drawing of Dancing Faun 766 Drawing of Plaster Cast, Renaissance 773 Drawing of Head of Ajax 767 Portrait Class 774 Life Class for Men, Art Students League. .768 Four Drawings from Plaster Cast 775 Character Head 769 Drawing from Life 776 Art Schools of Philadelphia,5 The William C. Brovinell XVItI. .737 Illus. The Antique Class XVIII.. 737 Anatomical Studies 746 A Pose for the Sketch Class 740 Dissecting-Room 747 The Male Life Class 742 The Anatomical Lecture 743 The Womens Life Class 743 Differentiating the Muscles of the Face hy The Mens 1\Iodeling Class ~44 Electricity 749 Art Season of 1877. (See Academy, National.) Art Season of 18789, The Cril/ure and Progrets XVIII. .310 Art Season of 1879-80, The XX. .312 Art-Work, A Market for. (R. H. D.) Home and .Sociely XV.. 134 Asbestos Paper The Worlds Work XI. .140 Asiatic Invasion, An . . - Edward L. Barlingame XIIt. .687 Aspen, Culture of the, for Wood Pulp The Worlds Work 299 Assyrian Night-Song. Poem aard Taylor XIV. .487 Astor Family in New York, The An Old New Yorker XI.. 879 Astronomer, The. Poem Ch rles T. Dazey XVI.. 32 At Best. Poem John. Boyle OReilly XI.. 839 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. (See On the Iron Trail. .5) At Dawn. (Rondean) John Moran XX. .852 Atheism, Natural History of.~ (John S. Blackie) Culture and Progress XVII.. 155 Atlantic,~ From the, to the Andes Henry Eckford XV.. i8o Illus. A Jangada XV.. ilo A Tapuyos Education 217 Ar5ras Canoe ila The Pira-Rucu 289 A Caripuna Hunting 214 Tail-piece Mass at the Church of Mission Indians.... At Last.5 Poem AL Woolf XIV. .743 At Merry Mount. Poem Richard Henry Stodaard ..... ...... 712 At Night. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XX.. fun At Odds with Life. Poem David L. Proudfit XVIII. - 21 At the Window. Poem. (After the Bohemian of Picek) Richard Henry Stoddard XIII. .367 Aubrey, William. Reply to A Year of the Exodus in Kansas.. fJo,nmunicatious XX . 636 Audiphone, The The Worlds Work XIX. .633 Audubon, Maria R. Reminiscences of Audubon XII.. 333 Audubon, Reminiscences of Maria B. Audubon XII.. 333 Auerbach, Berthold. Adam and Eve at the Agricultural Fair5 XIV. .481 Auld Lang Syne. Poem. (Parmenas MiX) Brie-h -B roe XIV.. 128 Ausonius, Decimus Magnus. (See Mosel, The River, and its old Roman Poet.) Austin, H. W., Poems by: The Heart of a Rose XVIII. .477 Two Loves 479 My Little Wife XVIII.. 637 Authors, American, Short Studies of. (T. W. 1-ligginson). . 6ulture and Pro6 ress XIX.. 792 Authorship, American Topics of the Time XI.. 280 Automatic Device for Reproducing Music The Worlds Work XVII.. 309 Automatic Telegraphy, Experiments ln XVIII.. 948 Automatic Tension. Poem. (P. K.) Brie-h -Brac XIII. .884 Autre Temps, Autre Moeurs. Poem. (Julie K. Wetl~erill)... XV.. 6o5 Autumn Holiday on French Rivers, An. (J. L. Molloy) (7ulture and Progress XVIII.. 947 Autumn Picture, An. Poem Dora Read Goodale XVII.. 87 Autumn Song, An. Poem B. Norman Gunnison XIV.. 819 6 INDEX. Vol. Page. Autumn Tides Jo/zn Burroughs xii.. 873 Avis, the Story of. (Elizabeth Stuart Phelps) culture and Pro6 ress xv.. 280 Awake. Poem Hjahnar Hjorth boyesen XI.. 112 A Wounded One will Read My Rhyme. Poem I I John Vance cheney xii. .688 B ABES in the Woods * Janet chase Hoyt xiv. .488 Illus. Now I lay me down to sleep .... xiv 488 A White Squaw 493 The Portage 489 Providence Our Route 490 Rocky Rips 494 The Drive to Greenville 491 Through the Dead Forest Jack and Jill 492 Under the Big Birch 496 brom Kiueo to the Carry 492 Baby, How a Man Takes care of his. (Mary Blake) Home and Society XV.. 574 Babylon, Voices from. (J. A. Seiss) culture nd Progress xviii. .469 Bacon, Leonard W. Concerning the Use of Fagots at Geneva XVI.. I i6 Bacon, Rev. George B., Obituary of Topics of the Time XIII.. 267 Bacon, T. R. A Pilgrimage to Vallombrosa XVIII.. 97 Bagehot, Walter. (See Journalism as Exemplified by the Late Mr. Bagehot.) Bairds (Henry M.) Rise of the Huguenots czdtzire and Pro6sress XIX. .31 I Baker, XVilliam M., Papers ~y: Mr. Quattys Great Speech* xiii.. i6o Two Couples: AWhiteandaVellow. xviii. .375 Baldwin, Henry. Farragut in Mobile Bay XIII. .539 Balkans, Over the, with Gourko Francis V. Greene XX.. 721 Ballad, A. (A. Z.) Brie-) -B roe XVII. .455 Ballade of Blue China. (Andrew Lang) XIX.. 160 Ballade of the Candidate, The. Poem. (Arthur Penn) Xx.. 8oo Ballades in Blue China. (Andrew Lang) culture and Progress XX.. 795 Balladine, A. Poem. (Cornelia Seabring Parker) Brie-) -B roe XX. .952 Ballad of a Gruesome Butcher, etc. (R. R. B.) XI. .456 Ballad of Waska Wee, The Beautiful. Poem. (M. M. D.) . .. XII. .144 Balzac,0 Honor6 All~ert Rhodes XI. .636 Illus. The House where Balzac was Born . . ..... 636 Fac-simile of one of Balzacs Proof-sheets. .641 Where Balzac weut to School 638 Baizacs Prison when a School-hoy 643 Balzac 640 Tomh of Balzac 646 Barbarism, The Tax for Topics of the Time xiv. .561 Barnard, Charles (Editor of The Worlds Work), Papers by: A Hundred Thousand Homes (With Plate Locks and Paisley Shawls xiv. .370 Plans) ,.. ~ A New American Industry xvi. .ao6 Some Experiments in Co-operation.. ...... 99 Under High Pressure Ix.. 276 A Scottish Loaf Factory xiii.. 6o Light, Heat, and Power for the House- Toad Lane, Rochdale xIII. .203 holder xIx. .145 The English Workiugmans Home0 .xIIi. .348 Barr, Lillie E. Critics and Critics. (From the Spanish) Brie-h-B rac XI. .455 Barrons Foot Notes; or, Walking as a Fine Art cultume and Progress . xi. . 750 Barrow, Fanny. A Fox Hunt at Pau xii. .(6i Bartlett, Of William Francis. Poem Bret Harte xiii.. 669 Bartletts (J. R.) Dictionary of Americanisms culture and Progress XVI.. 439 Bartletts (S. C.) From Egypt to Palestine XIX. .152 Bartlett, William Francis, Memoir of. (F. W. Palfrey) XVI.. 594 Bartley, James A. To a Bird. Poem XIII.. 31 Barton Experiment, The, and The Jericho Road cultumv and Progress XIII. .873 Bascorns (John) Comparative Psychology XVI. .294 Bassett, A. L., Papers by: Reminiscences of Washington0 xIv.. 73 Washingtons Only Sister xv.. ~oI Bassett, C. F. The Skater. Poem Brie-h-Brae XIII. .575 Bates, Charlotte F., Poems by: To Henry Wadsworth Longfellow To One who had Called a Woman a (On his Birthday) xIII. .639 Butterfly xv.. 144 Woodhines in Octoher xIv. .142 The Two Antis xvII. .918 Bates, Fletcher. The Dead Bee. Poem Bm-ie-)-Brac XV.. 288 Bathometer, The The Worlds Worh XIII.. 140 Battery, New Portable XV. .603 Battle of Bunkerloo,0 The William Henmy Bishop XIV. .351 Illus. The Great Guns xIv. . 351 Judas Maccaheus 358 Opening of the Battle 352 Charge of the Gallant Six Hundted 351 Benedict Arnold 353 Charge of the Highianders 359 Lord Nelson 353 The Mine Explodes 359 All Arms of the Service 353 The Supremacy of the Seas 360 The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan 355 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 7 Vol. Page. Bay Shooting* T. Robinson Warren XIII.. 145 Illus. Has she struck a rock, or has the He promises to make it lively for his Gun- boiler hurst? XIII.. 145 maker 053 A Snipe Blind 046 Dock-shooting on North-west Point 054 A Beach House o~ Morning Start Goose-shooting in Shinnecock Bay 048 Zeph Chadwick in the Role of Undertaker.. 056 Coming in underdouble-reef from the Point.. i~ Snipe-shooting at Chadwicks 157 iBill Chadwicks Gunning-house o~o Henry Win. Herbert ( Frank Forrester) . o~8 Good Luck! Is my roomadog pound?..isi Tail-piece Has the Gentleman the nightmare 0 Beach, M. S., Papers by: Origin of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hi- A Secret Mission to Mexico: Origin of the dalgo xvii. .299 Treaty ofGuadalsipe Hidalgo, II xviii.. 036 Beaconsfield and Gladstone Topics of 1/ic Tune XX.. 303 Beadle, J. H. The Mormon Theocracy XIV. - 391 Beard, George 1\l. The Delusions of Clairvoyance XVIII..433 Beauties of Nature, The. Poem. (Laura) Bric-d-Brac XII.. 448 Beauty for Ashes. Poem Louise Chandler Moulton XI.. 15 Becket, Thomas. (J. A. Froude) - Culture and Progress XVI.. 154 Beds and Tables, Stools and ~ ... Clarence (ook XI. - 342, 488, 809 [xtt. - i68, 796; XIII. .86, 318, 656, 816; XIV.. I Illus. De Profundis 804 He can do little who cant do this 8o5 Coffee Table, h la Torque 8o6 The Cheerful Round of Daily Work 807 Tail-piece 807 A Corner in St. Annas House xiii.. 86 A Corner Fire-place 87 Things New and Old 81 Miss Angel Painted It 89 Old-time Elegance 90 A Screen of Books 91 A French Settee 92 Ebony and Ivory 93 Old Colony Days 94 Sancta Simplicitas 321 Chinese StandSouth American Water Jar Siamese Bowl 321 You have waked me too soon, I moist slum- ber again 322 Dutch Bedstead 323 A Bed is the Most Delightful Retreat Known to Ma-s 324 And now confessed the toilet stands dis played 325 When clothes are taken from a chest of sweets 326 Bedside Table 326 And all Arabia breathes from yonder box .327 A Duchesse 328 Grand Combination Trunk Line 657 French Bureau, with Fine Brass Mounts... 659 A Love of a Bonnet-box 66o South American Water-pitcher 66o A Half-way House 66~ French Wash-standsJapanese Towel-rack 664 A Place for Everything 66~ Chinese Sofa, Made of Bamboo 665 Shelves for a Corner 666 Why, this is Spode! 817 Extension Dining-table and Chairs 8i8 Design for End Supports of Dining-table... 8o8 Drawer Handle and Half of Key-plate of Freoch Bureau 819 Brass Ornament on French Bureau 819 Table and Chair from Tyrol, Bavaria 820 Coffee-table and As-You-Like-It Chair 820 AJacobean Chair xiv.. Fayence Water Cooler 3 Of studie toke he moste cure and hede - - 4 Odds and Ends 6 Easy Lines 8 I took you for a joint stool 8 Home and Society XIV. .261 Initial, XI. .342 Aba! I am warm, I have seen the fire .342 Tis Home whereer the Hearth is 343 A Cozy Corner 344 A Surprise Party 345 Chair and Table from Cottiers 346 But, soft! what light through yonder win- dow breaks! And one describes a charming Indian screen 348 Chinese ft~ag8re with Cupboard 349 Chinese Etag~re with Modern English Sconce 50 How far that little candle throws his beams! 35 The young scholar and his wife 352 What do you read, my Lady? 489 Effect of Slots for Book-shelves 490 Curtains Hung by Rod and Rings 491 Curtain for an Every-day Window 492 Curtain in an Arch-way 493 Strip and Hook for Hanging Pictures 494 Hail! calm acclivity, salubrious spot! .495 A Harbor of Refuge 496 A Bit of Regnault 497 No Nonsense about It 499 Screen from a Japanese Picture-book 500 Parlor Fire-place 501 Snuggery Fire-place 501 An Every-day Mantel-piece 809 Another Way of Dealing with Common place Sii Much in Little Space 812 Hanging Shelf and Cabinet Grandmothers Cupboard 8o6 A Cupboard of To-day 817 A Friendly Lounge 8o8 A Chinese Shelf 820 Solid Comfort 822 Unless the kettle boilin~ be xii - o68 Oak Dining-table, Louis XIV o68 A Wall-flower 169 Now, do be seated 169 The Last sweet thing in Corners 171 Sweetness and Light 172 The Pippins and Cheese have come .... . 173 Books Within Reach 175 Plan of a New York House 797 Shell be down in a minute, Sir 799 Pretty by Day or Night Son In Tea-cup time of Hood and Hoop 8oi The Childrens Quarter of an Hour 802 Bedstead,* A Makeshift. (C. L. N.) Beers, Henry A., Papers by: Yale College * Xi. .760 Hugh Latimer. Poem xvi.. 256 On a Miniature. Poem xii - .633 Waiting for Winter. Poem XIX. .265 Beerss (Henry A.) Odds and Ends Culture and Progress XVII .304 Beers, W. George. Canadian ~ XIV. - 5o6 Bees * -. Sop/dc Bledsoe Herrick XV . 100 Illus. Bees (Natural Size) xv. - 100 Head and Structure of Eye 103 Mouth of Honey-Bee 100 Nervous System of Bee 104 Mandibles, etc 101 Abdominal View of the Body 105 Inferior Wing 101 Comb, front view, etc oo6 Alimentary Canal 102 Ovary of Laying Queen 107 Stinging Apparatus 102 Antenuw ioS 8 INDEX. Bees,* Tue Pastoral John Burroughs Vol. Pagr. XVIII.. 13 Illus. Bees and Blossoms XVIII.. 23 Hiving the Bees Telling the Bees 4 Beethoven. Poem Celia Thaxter ~.. 32 Beggars Mirror, The. Poem. (Joel Benton) Bric-d-Brac xix.. 639 Beginnings of Christianity, The. (George P. Fisher) (ulture and Progress xv. Beginnings of Life,~ The Sophie Bledsoe flerrich XIII.. 22 Illus. Vegetable Cells and Starch Grains... xiii.. 23 Vertical Section of Leaf of M. Polymorpha. 26 Spirogyra Longata about to effect Conjuga- Glands and Stellate Hairs a6 tion . 24 Stellate Hairs from El~agnus in situ 26 Pollen Grains 25 Cross-section of Cactus Stem 27 Antheral Receptacle of l\Iarchantia Poly- Spiral Vessels in Leaf of Impatiens Balsam- morpha 25 ma 28 Being a Boy. (Charles Dudley Warner) fiulture a;zd Progress. ..... 591 Bellamy, Edward, Papers hy: The Old Folks Party xi. .66o Lost xv. .219 A Providence xii.. ~ Pottss Painless Cure XVII.. 8 Hooking Watermelons xiv. .622 Bell, XV. H. The Stickeen River and its Glaciers XVII.. 8o5 Bender IIenshpecked? Vas Von Boyle XIII .575 Benedict, Sir Julius, A Morning with Kate Field XIII. .480 Benjamin, Park, Jr. What is Love? Poem Bric-d-B2ne XIV.. 127 Bennett Business, The Topics of the Time XX. .937 Bennochs (Francis) Poems (ulture and Progress XVII. .305 Bensel, James Berry. Forgotten. Poem XX.. 731 Benton, Joel, Papers hy: Eros. Poem XI.. 522 Opportunity. Poem XVII.. 552 John Burroughs~ XIII. .336 The Confession. Poem XVIII. .455 The Whispered Secret. Poem XIV. .415 The Kings Abridgment Poem XVIII.. 8oo Pure Milk, by the French Method ...... 437 The Beggars Mirror. Poem XIX. .639 The 1\Ian who Doubted His Own Eyes Parting Lovers. Poem XX.. 639 Poem XVII. .455 Bereft. Poem F. Al. Booth XVI. .478 Bergh, Henry, and his Work (. C. Buel XVII.. 872 Illus. Henry Bergh on Duty. (Capturing Milking a Cow in the Street 877 a Burr.Bit) XVII. .873 An Ambulance at Work 171 The Slay of the Family 174 An Obsolescent Sport One of the Societys Fountains 175 The Bull-dog of the Future lb Entrance to the Societys Building 876 Berries, New Varieties of. (P. T. Q.) flame and Society XIV.. 8~8 Beside Loves Bier. Poem. (R. T. W. Duke, Jr.) Brie-d-Brac xix. .640 Beside the Brook. Poem. (George Birdseye) XVIII. .319 Bianciardi, F. D. R., Poems hy: A Vintage Song XIV.. 852 Serenade XX. .732 The Village Church XIX. .859 Bihle Commentary, The. Vol. V Culture and Progress XI.. 295 Bible? How do I Know What is the... Tryon Edwards XIII. .521 Bihle, Questions Awakened h ~Th Mll~ y the. ~jon ier~ Culture and Progress XIV. .410 Bicycling. (See Huh, A Wheel Around the. Biddy McGinnis at the Photographers Brie-d-Brac xv. .901 Bifrdst, the Rainhow Bridge. (A Nurse Legend.) Poem.... Laura W Johnson XI. .629 Biology. (Joseph Cook) Culture and Progress xv. .436 Biorn the Bold. (A Christmas Ballad) Constantina E. Broohs XVII.. 313 Bird Architecture ~ Thomas Al. Brewer.. . . XVI .47, 257, 305 [XVII. .161 Illus. Bower of Chlamydodera NuchaIis... XVI.. 47 Nest of Least Bush Titmouse 309 Garden and Cabin of the Amblyornis Inor- Nest of Penduline Titmouse 310 nata 48 Nest of the Verdin 322 Plan of above 52 Nest of the Senegal Amanduvat 311 Nests of the Baya-Bird 257 Nest of the Blue-Gray Gnat-Catcher 322 Shelter Nest of Male Gold-Fronted Weaver- Three Nests of the Tailor-Bird 323 Bird 258 Nest of Black-Capped Gnat-Catcher 323 Nest of Philippine Weaver 258 Nest of Palm-Swift in Spathe of Cocoa- Nest of Striated Weaver 259 Palm 324 Nest of West African Weaver a6o Nest of Palm-Swift on Palmetto-Leaf 325 Social Weaver 262 Ruby-Throated Humming-Bird xvii i6t Nest of Waglers Cacique 262 Diagrams of Tongues of Humming-Birds 262 Nest of Tordo de Fierro, or Iron Thrush .263 Bills of Humming-Birds 263 Normal and Double Nests of Bullocks Wing and outer-Quill Feather of the Saber- Oriole 264 winged Humming-Bird 263 Nest of Orchard Oriole 264 Plover-Crested Hsimming.Bird 264 Normal Nest of Hooded Oriole 265 Mango Humming-Bird Nest of Crested Cacique 265 The Vervain Humming-Bird i66 Unusual Nest of Hooded Oriole 266 Puff-Leg Humming-Bird i68 Nest of Jamaica Oriole 267 Long-Tailed Humming-Bird 269 Nest of the Spotted Oriole 268 Nest of Fawn-Breasted Humming-Bird 270 Nest of the Vellow-Throated Vireo 305 Red-Breasted Hermit Humming-Bird 272 Nest of Red-Eyed Vireo 306 Costas Ruffed Humming-Bird 273 Nest of Florida Greenlet 307 Broad-Tailed Humming-Bird 275 Nest of Huttons Vireo 307 Allens Humming-Bird 276 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 9 Vol. Page. Bird Medley,0 A. John Burroughs XII. .479 Illus. Head-piece xli. .17~ A Song-Sparrows Nest 486 Robins in the Meadow 480 Barn-Swallows 487 Wild Pigeons at Roost 48t The Bobolink 488 Jay-Birds and Cedar-Birds 483 Tail-piece 489 Snow-Buntings 485 Birds and Birds0 John Burroughs xv. .354 Illus. Shrike saluting the Sunrise xv.. 356 Cedar-Birds 360 English Sparrows 387 Tail-piece 363 A Narrow Escape 358 Birds and Poets. (John Burroughs) Culture and Progress XIV. .407 Birds and Seasons of New England. (Wilson Flagg) XL.. 293 Birdseye, George, Poems by: Beside the Brook xviii. .319 Epigrams XIX. .480 Birds, Humming. (See Humming-Bird, The, etc.) Birds of the Colorado Valley. (Elliott Coues) Culture and Prog;-ess XVIII. .313 Birds of the United States, Natural History of. (Alexander Wilson) xvii. .~i2 Birds,0 Something about Ernest Ingersoll xii. .689 Illus. Tufted Titmouse xii.. 689 Duck-Hawk, or Peregrine Falcon Titmouse or ChickadeeBobolinkSong Mountain Quail, or Plumed Partridge.... 692 Sparrow 689 PuffinGolden PloverNight-Hawk 692 Roseate Tern Brown CreeperGreat Common House-WrenBlack-Necked Stilt Northern Shrike 690 Humming-Birds Nest 693 Marbled GodwitBlackburnian Warbler .691 Bird, The Flown. Poem Richard Henry Stoddard xci. .897 Birthday, A. Poem .. .Elizabeth Ahers Allen XI. .279 Bishops (XV. H.) Detmold Culture and Progress XVIII. .946 Bishop, William Henry, Papers by: The Battle of Bunkerloo* XIV. .351 Over the Narrowest Narrow Gauge0 .xvIII..593 7vIiss Calderons German0 xvi. .859 Young Artists Life ii New York0.. xix. .355 A Night with Edison0 xvii.. 88 To Coney Island xx.. 353 Bismarck in the Franco-German War. (Dr. Busch) culture and Progress XVIII.. 314 Bisulphide of Carbon in Steam Engines The Worlds Work XX. .319 Bits of Travel at Home. (H. H.) Gulture and Progress XVI. .903 Bitumen. Poem. (Joseph Kirkland) Bric.d-Brae XII. .286 Bjdrnson,0 Bjtirnstjerne Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen XX. .336 Illus. Portrait of Bjdrnstjerne Bjdrnson 336 Blackberries for Home and Market.0 (See Fruits~ Small, Success with.) Black Hills,0 A Trip to the Leander P. Richardson XIII.. 748 Illus. Scene in Custer City XIII. .748 Hill City, between Custer and Deadwood . Lower End of Deadwood 749 Wild Bill 752 Deadwood Gulch 750 Blackies (John Stuart) Natural History of Atheism Culture and Progress XViI.. 155 Blackies (John Stuart) Songs of Religion and Life XLI. .133 Blacks (XVilliam) Macleod of Dare xvii. .910 Blake, Mary, Papers by: Iwency-six Hours a Day xv.. 554, 8~8 Letters to Voung Mothers XX.. 305, 469 How a Man takes care of his Baby.. ..... 594 [630, 789 Letters to a Young Mother XiII..130, 273 14I9 ~66, 72t Blake,0 William, Painter and Poet Horace F. Scudde XX.. 225 Illus. Deaths Door xx.. 225 Elijah in the Chariot of Fire 233 Portrait of William Blake 227 Border of Plate from the Book of Job.. 236 Young burying Narcissa 228 When the morning stars sang together. .237 Infant Joy 230 The Counselor, King, Warrior, Mother, Morning or Glad Day 232 and Child in the Tomb 239 Blancs (Charles) Grammar of Painting and Engraving Culture and Progress XVIII. .945 - Blanid. (Robert D. Joyce) XIX. .310 Blast, An Oxygenated The Worl~ls Work XII. .913 Blast, Experiments with XIX.. 951 Blast-Lamp XIII. .574 Blauvelt, Augustus, Papers by: Protestant Yaticanism XIi..721 Are our Insane Retreats Inhuman?. .XVII..902 Blind, A Reading-Room for the. (P. B. K.) (ulture and Progress XI. .136 Bliss, Charles M. The Brattleboro Method XIV.. 387 Blow-Pipe, New Portable The Worlds Work XVI.. 756 Blue-Stocking, A. Poem. (Debonair) Eric-h-B rae XVII. .918 Blush, The. Poem Charles de Koy XVIII.. 782 Boat and Ship Models,0 Testing The Worlds Work XII.. 137 Boats, Double . . .XLV. .574 INDEX. Vol. Pa~e. Boats, Ribless The Worlds l Vork XI.. 140 Bodine, William B Kenyon College * XV.. 698 Bohemian Days* Maigaret B. Wright .. xvi. . Illus. Catching the Sunset xvi.. 125 Shooting the Rapids 124 The Village Street 522 Have you need of a model so-day? .525 The Scotch Baronet Reading Fichte 122 iDolce Far Nicote 226 Criticising the Days Work 123 The Good-natured Model 128 The Audience oo the Bridge 124 Hunting for Motives 128 Bohemian, The. (Charles de Kay) Culture and Progress XVII. .6io Boiler for Stripping Bark from Timber The Worlds Work XIII. .428 Boiler-Tube Stopper XI.. 904 Bolt, Tci, or Not to Bolt .... Washington Gladden XX. .90b Bompiani, Sofia, Papers hy: The New Museum in Rome* xviii.... The Infant Hercules Again xix. .544 Bonaparte, Madame, The Life and Letters of. (E. IL. Didier). Culture ond Progress XVIII .792 Bonapartes,* Madame, Letters from Europe Eugeue L. Didier. XVIII. . 289, 381 Illus. Madame Jerome Bonaparte, from the Por- Jerome Bonaparte, from the Portrait by Gil- trait by Gilbert Stuart xviii .315 bert Stuart 38 1 Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte ............. 387 Book-Binding, Novel Method of The Worlds Work XIV. - 865 Books, American, of the Paris Quays (Postscript to Oddities of Paris) J. ft Osborne XIX. .318 Books and Reading Topics of the Time XV. .425 Book-Sewing Macbine The Worlds Work XIX. .317 Books for Children (ulture and Progress. - XI. - 897 [XV. .282; XIX. .314 Books, New English (Charles Welford) XIII. .424, 571 [729, 875; XIV. .121, 267, 411, 570, 722, 862; XV. .139, 283, 432, 601, 746, 897; XVI. .154, 298 Books of Travel, Recent Culture and Progress XX. .31 I Books, The Prices of opics of the Time XI. .434 Booth, E. M. Bereft. Poem XVI. .478 Boozy Little Bat. * Poem . (3larles de Kay XIX. - 500 Borax as a Preservative The Worlds Work XI.. 756 Boston Road, The Old B. S. Nodal XIV. .465 Botany. (See Microscope, Hours with the.) Botta, Anne Lynch, Poems by: Harmony xiii. .677 Vita Nuova xix. .671 In the Adirondacks xiX..i97 Boughs, a Bed of John Burroughs XV.. 68 Bowdoin College0 . Geo;ge Thomas Packard ~tII.. 47 Illus. General View of Bowdoin CollegeXII. - 49 Diogenes~.~ 57 Joseph McKeen, first President of Bowdoin. ~ A May Training at Bowdoin in the Olden Rev. Jesse Appleton, second President... 52 Time 57 Bowdoin Souvenirs in the Olden Time - ... 52 The Bowdoin Library 58 Androscoggin Falls, Brunswick, Maine.... 53 Cup of the Bowdoin Navy 59 Bowdoin College in 1830 54 President Chamberlain 59 Professor Cleavelands Fire-place 55 The Rope-Pull Bowdoin 6o Professor Parker Cleaveland 55 The Hold-In Bowdoin 6i Professor Cleaveland on the Lecture Path.. Bowens (Francis) Moral Philosophy (ulture and P;ogrcss XV.. 134 Bower-Birds of Australia, The. (See Bird Architeclure.) Bowker, R. R., Papers by: Quatrains. Poem xi.. 278 Thomas A. Kempis: De Imitatione Christi. The Ballad of a Gruesome Butcher, dcxi.. 456 Poem xvii. - 400 A Happy Lover. Poem I. .476 A College Camp at Lake George5 .. .XXiI. .617 Life. Poem Xiv.. 386 Bow-Shooting Mau;-ice Thompson XIV. .273 Illus. The Archery Club xiv. .273 Dolce Far Nicole 281 Border illustrating Encounter of Robin Our Tent on Indian River 282 Hood and Sir Guy Gisborne, etc 274 Ctesar 283 Williams the Hermit 275 A Good Shot 284 Stringing the Bow 276 The Thunder-Pumper 285 Drawing the Bow 277 The Senators Lecture 285 Aiming High 275 Hawk Watching for Quail 286 A Shot at a Woodpecker 279 Mister, make me a bow, will ye? 286 Portrait of Her l\Iajesty Queen Victoria.280 Vou couldnt gi me a thousand o them ere What you aimed at 281 bows 287 XVhat your arrow found when it got there~ .281 Tail-piece 287 Bow-Shooting, More About. (Maurice Thompson) Home aud Society XIV, .717 Boxer. Poem. (C. F. George) B;-ic-d-Brac XVI. .910 Boyce, S. S. Extempore XVI. .607 Boy Emigrants, The. (Noah Brooks) - Culture and Progress III. .424 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. I Vol. Page. Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, Papers by: Awake. Poem XI.. 112 Four Sonnets . xv. .66z A Scientific Vagabond XI.. 229 Falconberg * . . xvi. .~6, 729, 824; XVII.. 20 Hildas Little Hood.* Poem XI. .427 248, 363, 537, 672, 8i6 The Man who Lost his Name xii.. 8o8 The University of Berlin xviii.. 205 Norway and the Norsemen XIII.. 291 The University of ~ xviii.. 654 How Mr. Storm Met his Destiny.... XIII. .547 Annunciata xviii. .92t Elegy on A. G. L. Poem XIII. .666 Ilka on the Hill.top XIX. .220 Ivan Tourgulneff XIV. .200 Two Visits to Victor Hugo XIX.. 284 Swart Among the Buckeyes XIV.. 547 A Knight of Dannebrog XIX. ~ J arl Sigurds Christmas Eve. * Poem. XV. .289 Bjdrnstjerne Bj8rnson XX.. 336 Little Sigrid.0 A Ballad XV. .522 Boyesen, Hja]mar Hjorth. (With a Portrait) Frank F. Heal/i XIV.. 776 Boyesens (H. H.) Goethe and Schiller Cu/lure and Progress XVIII.. 147 Boyesens (H. H.) Falconberg XVIII. .472 Boyesens (H. H.) Gunnar XX 155 Boyle, A. B. Widowed. Poem XVIII.. 873 Boys of the Family. XV. H. Rideing ... .Home and Sociely. I. The Boy who Wants to be a Sailor XVI.. 746 II. The Beginner in Journalism XVI. .902 III. How to Become a Mechanical Engineer XVIII.. 242 IV. A Military Education at West Point XVIII. .463 V. TelegraphyEngravingArchitecture XIX. .307 Boys of Other Countries. (I3ayard Taylor) Cu/lure and Progress XIV.. 120 Boys Room, The home and Sociely XI.. 128 B., P. The Pirates Doom. Poem Brie-k-B rae XVI.. 911 B., R. Unawares. Poem lIt. .484 Brackett, Anna C., Poems by: The Legend of the Statue XI. .116 The Goblet XVI.. 659 Bradley, Mary E., Poems by: His Messenger XII. .399 Snowdrops5 XV. .371 Anticipation XIII. .247 A Canticle of Spring XVII. .898 Fulfillment XIII. .248 The Kings Lesson XIX. .296 Brattleboro Method, The (liar/es Al. Bliss XIV. .387 Brazil Herberl H. Smilit .... XVIII.. 6~, 192, 352 [692,890; XIX. .225 Brazil. (H. H. Smith) Cit/lure and Progress XIX.. 794 Brazil, Penal Settlement of. (See Fernando Noronha.) Breaking the News. Poem. (R. K. Munkittrick) Brie-J-Brac XIV. .575 Breech-loading Rifle,5 The First. (J. Watts de Peyster) Communicalions XIX. .939 Bremner, Gordon. Some New York Fashions in 18141830.... Home and Society.., XVIII. .623 Bret Hartes Thankful Blossom Cu/lure and Progress XIV.. 265 Brewer, Thomas M. Bird Architecture XVI. .47, 257, .305; XVII. .161 BRIC.X.BRAC. Contents of: Adams, John, An Unpublished Letter from XX.. n6o Ad InterimAd DiemAd Damnum. (Margaret Vandegrift) XVII. .766 Adrienne. (V. XV. W.) XVIII. .477 Advantages of Ballast. (Sketch) XX.. 480 Advertisement Answered, The. (Frank N. Thorn) XI.. 591 After you, Sir. (Silhouette) XII.. 303 All Ashore. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) xvi. .912 Alnasehar, New Vork, 2877. (H. P. Handy) xv. .a88 Along the Line. (Irwin Russell) XVIII.. 799 Amateur MinstrelsyBehind the Scenes. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVIII.. i6o American Sketch, An. (Nellie G. Cone) XIX.. 640 American Stage-Coach, An. (Alfred Foriisand) XIV. .866 Ant Drop of Rain. Poem. (M. W. Prewitt) XVI.. 603 Another Hanging Committee Outrage. (Drawing by L. Hopkins) xx.. i6o Arabellas Reception Room. (Drawing by Hooper) xiv.. 128 Archery i\Ieeting, The. (Nathan 1). Urner) xx.. 799 Arthur at the Aquarium. (Drawing by F. Opper) xui.. Art Reform, An. (Drawing by Church) XIII.. 881. Auld I.ang Syne. (Parmenas 1\Iix) xiv.. 228 Automatic Tension. (P. K.) xiii. .884 Autre TempsAutre Mceurs. (Julie K. Wetherill) xv.. 6o5 Ballad, A. (A. Z.) XVII. .455 Ballade of Blue China. (Andrew Lang) xix.. i6o ISallade of the Candidate, The. (Arthur Penn) x. . lou Balladine, A. (C. S. Parker) X. .952 Ballad of a Gruesome Butcher. (K. R. B.) XI.. 456 Beauties of Nature, The. (By an Eleven-Vear-Old) xii. .448 Ileautiful Ballad of Waska Wee XII.. 244 Beggars Mirror, The. (Joel Benton) xix. .639 Behold the Deeds! (H. C. Bunner) XVI.. 303 Belfry of Christ Church, Oxford xii.. 768 Benefit Night, A. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) XVII. .761 Beside Loves Bier. (R. I. W. Duke, Jr.) XIX. .640 Beside the Brook. (George Birdseye) XVIII.. 319 Biddy I\IcGinnis at the Photographers v. .901 Bitumen. (Joseph Kirkland) XII. .286 12 INDEX. BRIC~A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. - Bliss. (Drawing) XIV. .127 Blue Stocking, A. (Debonair) XVII.. 919 Borrowed Skates. (Drawing by Hopkins) xvii. .454 Boxer. (C. F. George) XVI. Breaking tbe News. (R. K. Munkittrick) Xlv. .575 Brown, Blue or Gray, The. (H. C. Parsons) XVII.. 797 Candor. (Drawing) XII. .768 Cant you go no faster, Tommy? (Silhouette by R. F. Bunner) xiii. .736 Changes of tbe Hours. (Laura Dexter) xiii. .736 Choice, The. (Zavarr Wilmshurst) XII. .448 Cbristmas Night in the Quarters.0 (Irwin Russell) xv. .445 Coercion. (Drawing) xii.. 6o8 College Comicalities. (Artbur Penn.) Drawings by L. Hopkins xviii. .478 Colonel Randolph Snaughter of Virginia.0 (Richard Williamson, Jr.) xii. .141 Come Fly with Me and be My Bride. (Drawing) xm. .431 Coming Home from School. (F3iza P. Mattbews) xviii.. 640 Coming Storm, Tbe. (H. P. Wolcott) xvi. .922 Compensation. (Hugb Howard) xiv. .272 Coney island. (Two drawings by H. P. Wolcott) xvi.. 922 Conjugal Conjugation. (William Webster Ellsworth) XII. .448 Constant Reader, A. (Parmenas Mix) XII. .302 Constralot XI.. 304 Corner in Apples, A. (Drawing by M. Woolf) XIV. .272 Cosmos. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .799 Country Clothes Line, The. (Two drawings by Hooper) XVIII.. 639 Cousin Will. (Philip Morse) XIV.. 126 Creature not too Bright or Good. (Drawing by Hooper) XIII.. 88x Critics and Critics. (From the Spanisb, by Lillie E. Barr) XI.. 455 Crow Whicb? (A. S. Miller) XIV..426 Da Capo. (H. C. Bunner) XIV.. 574 Danger by Sea and Shore. (Drawn by Woolf) XVI.. 760 Dead Bee, The. (Fletcher Bates) XV.. 288 Death Bed of Mrs. OFlaherty. (David S. Foster) XVII.. 920 Delicacy. (Sketch) XIII. .285 De Ole Oman an Me. (A. C. Gordon) XV.. 752 Design for Bicyclers Handkerchief. (L. Hopkins) XIX. .640 Dianthus Barbatus. (Josephine Pollard) XX. .319 Dictation Exercises. (Virginia S. Imlia) XIX. .477 Dictionary, The Invention of the. (A. Z.) XVI. .607 Did you ever see such long ears, any how? (Drawing) XVIII.. Difference, A. (D. S. Foster) XIV.. 425 Difference, The. (Joseph A: Torrey) XIII. .736 Donner Party, The Rescue of the XI.. 920; XII..447 Early Crocus, The. Poem. (C. P. C.) XIII. .576 Easter. (Drawing by Hopkins) XVII. .927 Economy has its Pleasures. (Drawing) XIII. .736 England and America in 2782. Republished from Ledger. (Alfred Tennyson) XI.. 242 En Route. Pantoum. (J. Brander Matthews) XVI.. 448 En Route for the Exposition. (Drawings) XVI.. 603 Epigrams. (George Birdseye) XIX. .480 Epigrams. (Charles H. Dennis) XIX. .640 Epigrams. (J. A. Macon) XX. .480 Erratum XII. .447 Every Man His Own Letter Writer. (F. R. S.) XV.. 242 Exchange, An. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .799 Extempore. (S. S. Boyce) XVI.. 607 Evangeline, A Study of. (S.).... XIII. .432 Fables it Ia Mode. (A. Z.) XVI. .259 Fables, Out of the World. (Illustrated by F. S. Church) XV.. 750 Fair Isolinda, The. Poem. (Hugh Howard) XIII.. 242 Fairys Dilemma, The. (Harriet McEwen Kimball) XVIII.. Soo Faithless. (H. B.) XI. .243 Family Cares. (Drawing by H. Pyle) XIII. .883 Fanny Kembles Joumal. (Arthur Penn) XVIII.. 257 Farewell! Tis Loves Last Greeting. (Drawing) XIII..43o Fashions for Spring, 2876 XII. .242 Favorite Breaking Badly, The. (Drawing by Chip) xiv.. 415 Feminine. (H. C. Bunner) XVIII.. 952 Few Features of Decorative Art,0 A. (L. W. Champney) XVII.. 929 Filial Devotion. (Drawing by M. Woolf) XV.. 6o8 First Client, Ihe. (irwin Russell) XIV.. 575 Fish Story, A. Poem. (John Brownjohn) XIII. .882 Flank Movement on the Hanging Committee, A. (Drawing) XVII.. 456 Fools of Killogue, The. (irwin Russell) XVIII.. 950 From a Counting House. (H. C. Bonnet) XIX. .640 Fruition. (Lucy Lee Pleasants) XV.. 244 Funny Story, The. (Josephine Pollard) xvii.. 322 Getting to the Point. (Quipple Yarrow) XIV. .576 Giving and Taking. (Drawing by Hopkins) xvi.. i6o Golly, How She Pulls l (Drawing) XIII.. 288 Good Listener, A. (Drawing by H. Blashfield) XVI.. 448 Good Sign, A. (Drawing) XIII.. 432 Gorilla, To a, In a Menagerie. (F. W. Clarke) XIV. .272 Gown Test, The. (L. M. G.) xvi. .603 Grace before Meat. (Drawing) xviii. .239 Grandfathers Clock. (Drawing by Wolcott after A. B. Hoeber) xvii.. 6i6 Great Expectations. (Drawn by F. S. Church) xvi.. 758 G. W. Enjoying the Repose of Private Life. (Drawing by Hopkins) XII.. 287 Half Way Dubs. (Irwin Russell) Xi.. 7(0 Harrowing. (Drawing) XI.. 456 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 13 ]3RIC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Heart of a Rose, The. (H. W. Austin) xviii. .477 Here He Comes. (Drawing by Woolf) XVII.. 615 Hero Worship. (S. W. P.) xii.. 287 Herrick. (A Preachment) XVIII.. 477 Her Treasures. (Mary Ainge De Vere) XIII.. 285 Hey, Annie! etc. (Drawing)... XIII.. 734 Hole in the Floor, The. (Lizzie Clark Hardy) XIII.. 431 Horse-Car Poetry, The. (XV. W. Brown) XI.. 910 Hour and the Man, The. (J. A. 1.) xii.. 287 How Women Love Dress. (W. W. Crane) XV.. 751 Hysteriad, The. (Irwin Russell) XVI.. 759 Identity. (Quoted) XIV. .415 Indecision. (Jacob F. Henrici) xx. .Soo Indignant Pollyivog. (Margaret Eytinge) XIII. .431 Ingratitude. (Silhouette) XI.. 455 In November. (L. Frank Tooker) XIX. .320 International Episode, An. (Eliza C. Hall) XIX. .952 Interview with a Poet of the Future, An. (A. Z.) xvii. .916 In the Art Gallery. (Drawing by Gustav A. Endlich) XIX. .320 In the Morning. Poem. (T. H. Robertson) XIII. .576 In the Park. (Drawing) XIV..415 In the Sweet By-and-By. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVI.. 6o7 I Promessi Sposi. (J. B. M.) XX. .799 Irish Eclipse, The. (Irwin Russell) XVIII.. 159 is Life Worth Living? (G. J. A.) XIX. .480 Jack Frost at Work. (Sketch) XV.. 144 Jaifrey. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) xiv. .868 jealousy. (Drawing) XI.. 304 Jealousy. (Drawing) XIV.. 271 Jealousy at the Aquarium. (Drawing by Church) XIII. .88r Jelly-fish and the Crab, The XIII. .432 Jessie. (David S. Foster) XIII. .734 Juvenile Boston. (Drawing by Blashfield) XVI.. i6o Kembles (Fanny) JournaL (Arthur Penn) XVIII.. 157 Keramos XX.. 480 Killing Time. (Drawing by Stull) XVI.. 758 Kind of Traveler, A. (Cendrillon) XX. .319 Kings Abridgment, The. From the Persian. (Joel Benton) XVIII.. Soo Kite Time. (Drawing) XIII. .143 Kosciuzkos Will. (A. C. G.) XVII.. 614 Kree. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) XII. .916 Kyarlina Jim. (A. C. Gordon) XIII. .735 Labor Problem, The. (Sketch by F. S. Church) XVII. - i6o Larrys on the Force. (Irwin Russell) XVIII.. 638 Last Week of School, The. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVIII.. 640 Late News. (Parmenas Mix) XIIi..z87 Law at Our Boarding House. (A. C. Gordon) XX. . i6o Lazy Lover, The. (G. P. Lathrop) XVII. .454. Leaves from a New Shorter Cathechism. (C. L. Dana) XVII. .455 Legend of Leap Year, A. Poem. (J. G. Holland) XII..6o7 Les Morts Vont Vite. (J. B. M.) XIX. .479 Lesson, in Mythology, A. (Eliza C. Hall) XIX. .320 Let me get at him. (Silhouette) XII. .447 Let the Ladies pass. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVIII.. 638 Lines to a Young Lady. (R. K. Munkittrick) XIV. .ia8 Lions at the Park, The. (Drawing) XIV.. izfi Literary Assistance Bureau, ihe XI.. 143 Looking Behind.* (Palmer Cost) XVII.. 767 I..ory Lye. (New Translation) XIX. .159 Lost Watch,* Ihe XVI. .91t Love and Jealousy. (Rosa Vertoer Jeffrey) XX. .95L Love and Mischief.0 (Zavarr Wilmshurst) xii.. 6o8 Love and Reason. (Rosa Yertner Jeffrey) XIV.. 27t Lovers Telegraph, The. (Drawing) XII. .916 Love Song. (W. M. Briggs) XIX. .157 iNlagic Pill,* The. (H. P.) XII. .446 Mahsr John. (Irwin Russell) XIV.. 127 Major Stubbs. (Parmenas Mix) xii.. 6o6 Man who Doubted his own Eyes, The. (Joel Benton) XVII.. 455 Master George Washington Jones. (Drawing) XIi..448 Mermaid and the Octopus, The. (Charles P. Russel) XVI.. i6o Metrical Gymnastics. (H. C. Bunner). XVIII.. 410 Michael Angelo and the Stone-Cutter. (Charles Noble Gregory) XVII.. 312 Microscopic Serenade,0 A. (Jacob F. Henrici) XIX.. Milking-Time. Poem. (Philip Morse) XVI.. 607 Mirror, The. (Walter Learned) XIV. .868 Mississippi Witness, The. (Irwin Russell) XIII.. a86 Misunderstood. (Miriam Kenyon) XVII. - 6i6 Modern Course of True Love, The. (Walter Carey) XVI.. 447 Money of our Fathers, The. (I. E. Nagle.) (See also xvii. .311) XVI. .446 More Pidgin English XVI.. i~8 Mr. Gently and Mad Dog. (Drawing by M. Woolf) XIV.. 868 Mulligan Guards Escorting a Regiment. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVII.. 312 Monster xx.. 640 My Little Wife. (H. W. Austin) XVIII.. 637 My Screen. (Frank R. Stockton) XVI.. 603 Mythological. (Stephen Smith) XVII. .454 Natural Conclusion, A. (Philip Morse) XVIII.. 159 Nebuchadnezzar.* (Irwin Russell) XII. .288 Nigger Twis. (A. C. Gordon) XV.. 143 14 INDEX. BRIC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Va?. Page. Noonday Down Town. (Drawn by II. P. Wolcott) XVI.. 760 Norvern People. (Irwin Russell) XIII. .430 Nothing so Certain as Uncertainty. (Drawing by J. F. Baker) XIV.. 726 Ode to a Pea. (Christine Ladd) xiv. .727 Old French Metrical Forms. (H. C. Bunner) XVI.. Old Hostlers Experience, The. Poem. (Irwin Russell) xiii.. 144 Old Scissors Soliloquy. (Parmenas Mix) XI.. 908 Ole Laughing. (A. C. Gordon) XIV.. 726 On a Fan that Belonged to the Marquise de Pompadour. (Austin Dohoon) xviii.. i6o On the Trapping of a Mouse that Lived in a Ladys Escritoire. (C. C. Bud) xx.. 320 Opinioiis of Captain de Lacy, R. A. (Job Case) xviii.. 640 Orpheus. (Drawing) XI. .454 Orpheus. (Drawing) xi. .6oo Our Artist Abroad XVI.. 304 Pair of Quatrains, A. (A. Z.) XVIII.. 950 Paris Qusys, American Books on the. (J. D. Osborne) XIX.. 328 Parting Lovers. (Joel Benton) XX.. 639 Pat Agency. (Drawing by M. Woolf) XI. .302 Personal. (XV. C.) XIX. .320 Philanthropic Spirit, A. (Drawing by Woolf) XVI.. 158 Philosopher and Poet. Poem. (Selma XV. Paine) XIII. .243 Phonographic. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) XVI.. 6o6 Phrenology. (Silhouette) XI.. 908 Picked Nine at Practice, The. A Case of Foul. (Drawing) XIII. .287 Picture with a Moral, A. (Drawing) XII. .767 Pirates Doom, The. (P. B.) XVI. .911 Plutarchs Lives. (Lucy Lee Pleasants) XVI.. 758 Poe, Edgar Allan. (R. T. P. A.) XI. .242 Poem by the Author of Home, Sweet Home, A XIII. 883 Poes Raven. (Arthur Jacohus) XVI.. 058 Poetical Amenities. (Austin Dobson and E. C. Stedman) XIX.. Son Poet in a Grocery. (Thomas S. Collier) XIV.. 226 Poetry of the Future, The. (Christine Ladd) XIV.. 727 Political. (W. C.) XIX. .320 Politics at the Log.Rolling. (J. A. Macon) XX.. 952 Polyphone, The. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .639 Portraits in Black and White XX.. 320 Practical Young Woman, A. (Irwin Russell) XX. .480 Precautionary Measure, A. (Drawing) XIV.. 271 Precedents. (Amy T. Weld) yin.. 766 Precepts at Parting. (Irwin Russell) XII. .767 Present and Past. (Arthur Penn) XX.. 319 Prima-Donnas, Two. (C. C.) VIII. .319 Princes Noses, The. (W. J. Linton) XIX.. 952 Punch and Judy at Rockaway Beach. (Drawing by Wolcott) XVIII.. 480 Quatrains. (E. R.( XIII. .735 Quatrains. (Villy Pique) XIII..883 Quotation from King Lear, A. (Drawing by Pyle) XIV. .416 Rain and Shine. Ballad. (J. B. M.) XVII. .920 Rapid Transit. (Drawing) XI.. 909 Reaching out after the Unattainable. (Drawing by Hopkins) XIV.. 866 Red Calico, A Piece of. (Andrew Scoggin) XI.. 599 Rejected Conundrum, A XV.. 144 Replevin. (Margaret Vandegrift) XIII.. 882 Reply to Speaking Features, A. (P. C. S.) XIX.. 480 Rev. Biddlecomb Ingersoll Vindicates Himself. (David Foster) XIX. .257 Rev. Henrys War Song. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .798 Revival of Buslisess, The. (Drawing) XIII. .286 Revolution XX. .952 Rhyme of the Time, A. (Nellie G. Cone) XVIII.. 952 Romaunt of Sir Kuss, The. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .799 Russell, Irwin, To. (H. C. Bunner, in Puck ) XIX. .799 Scene on Steamer of the Line. (Drawing) XIII. .576 School-Master Abroad, The XVIII.. 952 Scintillations. (Francis F. I.eupp) XIII. .883 Sermon for the Sisters. (Irwin Russell) XVII.. 918 Sermon, The. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) xvi. .6o8 Shakspere in Italian XIX. .799 Shon! (Drawing by Hopkins) XVII.. 920 Signs of the Times. (Bessie Chandler) XX. .952 Sixty.six Jumps, with Drawings by the author. ~F. R. Stockton) XI.. 758 Sixty to Sixteen. (Sexagenarius) XI.. 303 Skater, The. (C. F. Bassett) XIII. .575 Sleep. (Andrew B. Saxton) xiv.. 867 Some New Models for Letter Writers. (F. R. S.) XV.. 287 Some Quick Replies XVIII.. 798 Something Worth Knowing. (Drawing) XII.. 6o6 Somnolent Vagary, A. (H. 0. Knowlton) x. .640 Song. (Jennie F. T. Dowe) XIV.. 128 Song. (William H. Briggs) XIX.. 480 Sonnet in Dialogue, A. (J. B. 31.) XX. .799 Sonnet to Order, A. (H. C. Bunner) xviii.. 480 Souvenirs dAmour. (Walter Carey) XVIII.. 951 Speaking Features. (N. H. D.) XVIII.. 479 Speaking Features, A Reply to. (P. C. S.) XIX. .480 Specimen Bricks from the Dictionary of the Future XIX. .329 Spoiling the Rod. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) xvi. .6o8 Sprechelbeimers Mistake, Mr. (W. W. Crane) XIV. .416 Spring Joys (Drawing) XI. .909 Spring Lilt, A. (Avis Grey) XVI.. 158 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 5 BRJC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Spring, Signs of. (Drawing by H6pkins) xvii.. 920 Spring Surprises XI.. 909 Star, The. (W. T. Peters) 477 Studies in Style. (Irsvin Russell) XVIII.. 477 Sob Rosa. (J. B. M.) XVII. .6i6 Summer Fancy, A. (Drawing by Chip) XVIII.. Son Summer Idyl, A. (Philip Morse) XVIII.. 639 Sun Dial, The. (Samuel F. B. Morse) XI.. 757 Sun-Song. (E. B. Robinson) XVI.. 447 Suppose! (1. H. Robertson) XII. .767 Surrender of Corowallis. (Drawing by Hopkins) XII. .287 Sweet and Low XIX. .318 Telephonic. (Drawing by H. P. Wolcott) XVI.. 6o6 Tell me, Lady, what is Sweetest? (T. H. Pratt) XX.. 952 Theophilus and Others, The Preface to XII.. SoS Theres a Satisfaction, after all, in being Young XV.. 143 Thoughtfolness. )Drasving by Woolf) XV.. 752 To a Little Girl. (W. F. Norris) XVII.. 766 To F. T. S. (W. D. Kelsey) XVII. .616 To One who had called a Woman a Butterfly. (Charlotle F. Bates) XV.. 144 Triolets. (John G. Wilson) XVI.. 6o8 Triumph of Oliver Bumm, The. (Quipple Yarrow) XVI.. True Pocahontas, The. (Drawing by L. Hopkins) XII. .286 Twas ever Thus. (Drawlug) XIII. .432 Two Antis, The. (Charlotte F. Bates) XVII.. 928 Two Loves. (H. XV. Austin) XX. .479 Uncle Cap Interviewed. (Irwin Russell) XI.. 454 Uncle Eseks Wisdom XX. .640, 8oo, 950 Uncle Gabes White Folks. (Thomas N. Page) XIII. .882 Uncle Jims Baptist Revival Hymn. (Sidney aIld Clifford Lanier) XII. .242 Uncle Mellick Dines with his Master. (J. R. Eggleston) XVIII.. 320 Union Square, P. M. (J. B. M.) XVIII. .479 Unopened Letter, The. (Andrew B. Saxton) XIII. .288 Ups and Downs. (Job Case) XVIII. .952 Useful with the Beautiful, 1he. (Drawing by Hopkins) XVIII.. 952 Vas Bender Hensbpecked? (Von Boyle) XIII. .575 Verses. (Irwin Russell) XIX. .798 Visit to the Asylum for Literary Lunatics, A. (J. Brander Matthews) XV.. 6o~ Wail of the Personally Conducted, The. (H. C. Bunner) XIX. .160 Waiting for the Verdict. (Silhouette) XI.. 456 Wanted: a Minister XIX. .319 War of the Roses, The. (R. T. W. Duke, Jr.) XIV.. 271 War Reminiscence, A. (W. M. Pegram) XVII.. 311 Watering-Place Swell, A. (Sketch) XII. .766 What does it Matter9 XIII. .287 What is Love? (Park Benjamin, Jr.) XIV. .127 When the Band begins to Play. (Drawing by M. Woolf) XIV.. 867 Wherefore 8 Sing? (Charles Stuart Welles) XVI. .760 Where Ignorance is Bliss, etc. (Drawing by Hopkins) XIV.. 574 Which is Which? (Drawing by Hopkins) XVII.. 766 Whispered Secret, LUbe. (Joel Benton) XIV. .415 Whistlers (Mr.) Personality XVIII.. 636 Who was The Lost Leader? XI.. 598 Wings. (Mary Ainge de Vere) XVII.. 768 Wish, A. (W. T. Peters) XX. .952 Woful Tale of Jotham Brown, ihe. (Jennie E. V. Dowe( XVII.. 160 Womans Letter, A. (Mary Ainge de Vere) XIV. .728 Words and their Uses. (Frank Clive in the Buffalo Courier) XI.. 242 Wordsworth to the Queen XI.. 398 Writer, A. (F. S. S.) XVIII. 259 Young Orpheus, The. (Drawing by F. Opper) XIV.. 728 Brick-Kiln, New Tile Worlds Work XVI.. 757 Bride of the Rhine,0 The. (See Rhine, The Bride of the.) Bridge Building XIX. .636 Bridges, Road-Beds for xi.. 756 Briggs, William M., Poems by: The Unknown Ship XVIII. .934 Song XIX. .410 Love Song XIX. .257 To R. H. Stoddard XX. .852 Bright,* John XIX. .576 Illus. Portrait of John Bright 576 Bristow, E. H. A Year of the Exodus in Kansas ~o;nmunica/ions XX.. 789 British and American Farming Topics of tile Time XIX.. 461 Brocklesby, W. C. Trinity College, Hartford * XI.. 6o1 Brodhead,* John Romeyn T. W Cizamliers XIII.. 459 Broken Strings. Poem E. Norman Gunnison XVIII.. 128 Brooks, Charles T. The River Mosel and its Old Roman Poets XII.. 379 Brooks, Constantine E., Poems by: The Kings Christmas5 XI. .315 Biorn the Bold.* (A Christuos Ballad) XII. .323 Emanuel ... XIII. .423 Brooks, Noah, Papers by: Some Pictures from Japan * XI.. 277 Lincoln XV.. 114 Personal Reminiscences of Lincoln. (With The Apparition of Jo Mureb XVII.. 76 a Portrait) XV. .562, 673 Lincolns Imagination XVIII. .514 i6 INDEX. Vol. Page. Brookss (Noah) Boy Emigrants Culture and Progress Xiii. 424 .IIsrooKssyt-nliIlps) Lectures on Preaching XVI. .152 Brookss (Phillips) Sermons xvii.. 6i Brother Antonio. ~ Poem ]Elizatlelli Akers Allen XIX. . 178 Illus. In vain he struggled against their Little he cared for specters grim . ili might xix.. i8o Chill and silent the dead monk lay s8x Brotherton, Alice Williams, Poems by: (See Williams, Alice.) The Falling Star xiii.. 6i8 Frost Pictures xix.. 198 Brown, Blue and Gray, The. Poem. (H. C. Parsons) Brie-el -brac xvii.. 767 Browne, Charles Farrar. (See Artemus Ward at Cleveland. 0) Browne, Sara H. Silence is Golden. Poem xii.. 211 Brownell, William C., Papers by: The Art Schools of New Xork * XVI.. 761 The Art Schools of Philadelphia*.. XVIII.. 737 Whistler in Painting and Etching0. XVIII. .481 Th~ Younger Painters of America 5.XX. .1~ 322 Brownings (Mrs.) Earlier Poems Culture and Progress XV.. 741 Brownings (Robert) Inn Album XI. . 752 Brownjohn, John. A Fish Story. Poem Bric-d-Brac XIII.. SSi Brown, Oliver MadoX Plzilzjp Bourke Morston XII. .425 Brown, W. W. Song of the Horse-Car Conductor. (With Music) XI.. 910 Bryants (William Cullen) Popular History of the United States .. .......... ............ .. (ulture and Progress XII. .599 Cullen) Bryants (William rioouoi a ears XV. .438 Bryants (William Cullen) Popular History of the United States XVI. .749 Bryant, William Cullen. The Flood of Years. Poem XII. .560 Bryant, William Cullen. (See The Dead Master and Epicedium.) Bryant,0 William Cullen Horatio N. Powers XVI. .479 Illus. PortraitofWm. Cullen Bryant.xvi.Frontispiece View of Hempstead Harhor 417 The Bryant Homestead at Cummington... 411 Scer.es at Cedarmere (Four Views) 418 The Rivulet, Cummington (Two Views) .412 AmongtheTreesat Ccdarmere (Four Views).419 The Homestead Lihrary 483 View of Cedarmere from the Lake 490 Approach to the Homestead 414 Lihrary at Cedarmere 492 School-House on the Bryant Estate 414 The Hall, Presented to Roslyn 492 View of Greylock 415 The Parlor at Cedarmere 493 Cummington Lihrary (Two Views) 415 View from the Front Door, Cedarmere Grave of Mr. Bryants Father 486 Tail-piece 495 Bryant, William Cullen, The Death of . Topics of the Time XVI.. Buchanans (Robert) The Shadow of the Sword ulture and Progress iv.. 120 Budding Fruit-Trees. (P. T. Q.) Home and Society XIV. .566 Buel, Clarence C., Papers by: The Countess Potocka. (With Portrait) xv.. 76 The New York Seventh xx.. 63 At the Old Bulls Head XVII .421 On the Trapping of a Mouse. Poem. xx .320 Henry Bergh and his Work0 XVII.. 172 Poet arid Actress. Poem xx.. Picrcing the American Isthmus xviii.. 268 Buffalo Hunt in Northern Mexico,0 A Lew Wallace XVII.. 713 Illus. Tile Start Viva XVII.. 713 The Tangle of Paths 720 The New Rtgime 725 The First View 722 The Bivouac in the Patio 716 Now, Fire! 722 The School of the Lariat 717 Lu 723 Bulls Head,0 At the Old Clarence C. Buel YIt..421 Illus. Head-piece XVII. .421 The Street . 427 By-gones 423 The Brake Test 421 A Prize Bull 424 The Phrenologist 429 Ringing the Dinner-Bell 425 The Connoisseurs 432 Daniel Drew 425 Off for Europe 432 Tricking the Drovers 426 Bunner, H. C., Papers by: Da Capo. Poem XIV.. 574 Feminine. Poem xviii. .952 Old French Metrical Forms xvi.. 302 The Wail of the Personally Conducted. Ready for the Ride. 2793 (Rondel)0.xvi. .609 Poem xix. .i6o In a Paris Restaurant. Poem xvii. .~95 From a Counting-House. Poem xIx. .640 She was a Beauty. Poem XVII. .495 To Irwin RIlsIell. (From Puck).xtx. ~ Metrical Gymnastics xVIII. .480 Shantytown * xx.. The Documents in the Case XVIII. ~ Bunting, j. The Old Germania Orchestra XI 98 Buoys, Lighted The Worlds Work XVII. 913 Burlingame, Edward L. An Asiatic Invasion xiii.. 687 Burnett, Frances Hodgson, Papers by: That Lass o Lowries0 XII. .544, 624, 827 Lodusky xiv. .673 [xiii. .32, 260, 305, 512, 707, 832; xiv.. il Haworths 0 XVII. .113, 293, 385, 512, 652 MIre Girauds Little Daughter xiii.. iol [714; XVIII.. 79, 113, 367, 527, 683, 874 Esmeraldao Xiv.. So A Story of the Latin Quarter XVIII.. 23 Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame. XIV. .224 Louisiana0 XIX. .512, 672, 132; XX.. n6 Smethursises XIV. .467 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) Haworths (ulture and Progress xix.. 151 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) Louisiana XX. .310 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 17 Vol. Page. Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) Surly Tim and Other Stories.. Culture and P~ogress XV.. 281 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) That Lass o Lowries xiv. .265 Burnett, Swan M., Papers by: Old Eyes and Spectacles XLII. .782 Hints on the Use and Care of the Eyes. xiv.. 700 Burroughs,* John Joel Benton XIII. .336 Burroughs, John, Papers by: House-Buildiag xl. ~ A White Day and a Red Fox xvi.. i88 Springs xI..87a isit Going to Rain9 A Bird Medley xii. .479 Sharp Eyes5 xvi. .460 Autumn Tides xii. .873 Picturesque Aspects of Farm Life in New April xiii.. 799 York xvii.. A Loodni Adventure xiv.. 92 The Pastoral Bees * xviii.. 23 Strawherries xiv. .477 Nature and the Poets XIX. .285 A Bed of Boughs ..... 68 Notes of a Walker XIX.. 6o8, 684; XX.. 97 Birds and Birds XV.. 354 Our River~ XX. .481 Following the Halcyon to Canada.... XV.. 577 Burroughss (John) Birds and Poets Culture and Progress XIV. .407 Burroughss (John) Locusts and Wild Honey XVIII. .631 Burroughss (John) Winter Sunshine XI.. 749 Buschs (Dr.) Bismarck in the Franco-German War XVIII. .314 Bushnell, Frances Louisa, Poems by: The Only Choice XIX. .297 World-Music XX. .66~ Bushnell, Horace, Life and Letters of Culture and Progress XX.. 942 Butterflies and Moths. (See Summer Entomology. *) Butter, Improved Method of Packing The Worlds Work XVII.. 614 Butter Package for Export XVII.. 914 Butts, M. F. The Price. Poem XVI.. 367 By the Hearth. Poem Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XIX.. 194 CABINET, The Old. (See Old Cabinet, The.) Cable, George W., Papers by: Cafd des Exilts XI. .727 The Grandissimes. XIX. .9~, 252, 369, ~8a, 690 [842; XX. .24, 294 380, 527, 696 Isa Cables (George W.) Old Creole Days Culture and Progress XVIII. .472 Coasar. (J. A. Froude) XVIII. .627 Cafd des Exilds George W. Cable XI.. 727 Cahuns (Leon) Adventures of Captain Mago Culture and Prggress XIII. .423 California. (See Sierra, Studies in the.) California Alps, In the Heart of the John Muir XX. .345 California Housekeepers and Chinese Servants Sarah B. Henshow XII.. 736 California Mining Camp,5 A Mary ilalloch Foote XV. .480 Illus. Cornishman Tramming XV.. 481 Dump of the Great Eastern Tunnel 487 Packing Water from Bush Tunnel 482 A Chinaman Packing Brush 488 The Panadero Delivering Bread 483 Mexican Camp after the Fire 469 The Well and Balcony of Mexican Carpen- Mexican Pottery 489 ters House 484 Wood-packers 490 Mexican Cahins near Day Tunnel 485 The Water-carrier of the Mexican Camp .492 Old Mexican Woman 485 The Mexican Camp (West End) and th2 Hill A Girl of the Mexican Camp 486 of Graves 493 Californians, The. (Walter M. Fisher) Culture and Progress XIV. . 86o Call, A Neighborly Gail Hamilton XII. .553 Call me not Dead. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XV.. 67 Calls, Formal, The Plague of (M. G. van Rensselaer) Home and Society XIX. .787 Calvin: A Study of Character Charles Dudley Warner XIV. .248 Cambridge, Poetic Localities of. (W. J. Stillman) Culture and Pro6 ress XI. .448 Camps and Tramps about Ktaadn5 Arbor Ilex XVI.. 33 llliis. Ktaadn from the South Shore of the A Jumper 38 Lake xvi.. 33 The Missing Link 39 Cross Section of Camp 34 The Traveler, from South Shore of Ktaadn Ground Plan of Camp 34 Lake 40 Night View of Camp ~s Wood Interior on Mount Turner 40 Ktaadn from Creek at West End of Lake 36 A View in the Great Basin 4 Don Cathedra on Soft Sawder ~6 Ktsads Lake from the Slide in the Basin 43 East Branch of the Penohscot 3~ Crest of Ktaadn 44 Camp Stoves and Cooking Utensils Home and Society XIV. .262 Canada. (See Call, A Neighborly.) 2 INDEX. Vol. Page. Canada, The Dominion of Geo;ge .111. Grant...xx. .8o, 241, 433, 553 Illus. Running the Lachine Rapids, St. Law rence River xx.. So Sable island, A. D. 1603 82 Jacques Cartier 83 Recollet Friar 84 Lung Sault Rapids, St. Lawrence River... 86 Gentleman of the Order of St. Sulpice.. 87 Jean-Baptiste, Indian Pilot on the St. Lawrence 88 View in the Thousand islands 88 Lake Memphremagog 89 Kingston Harbor 91 On the St. Lawrence, near Montreal 93 View on the Godhout 94 Fort Henry, Kingston 95 .Dyke on Canard River, cut by the Aca- dians 241 Sherhrooke 242 View on the Magog River 243 A Canadian Homestead, 2830 246 A Canadian Homestead, 2850 247 Cape Blomidon, from Grand Prd 248 York Redoubt, Halifax Harbor 249 Cape Split, Bay of Fundy 253 Cape Blomidon 255 Ye Luxurious Acadian 256 Canadian Sports Illus. Tullock-Chish-Ko Xiv.. 522 LacrosseThe Goal-Keeper 523 BigJohn 524 LacrosseThe Successful Dodge 525 LacrosseThe Struggle for the Ball Hard Luck 526 Iardto Manage 527 An Annexation Project 528 The Retorn from the Deer-hunt 529 Over the Hurdles 520 Cousin Jonathan Determines to Try the Tobogan 521 Getting the Hang of the Thing 522 A Snow-storm in the Matapediac Valley.. .433 Junction of Matapediac and Restigouche Rivers 433 Valley of the Matapediac 435 Manitoba Dog-TrainDown Brakes 437 Low Tide, St. Johns Harbor, N. B 440 Half-Breed netting Salmon, Hell Gate, Fraser River 442 Red River Ox-Cart in XVater 443 indian Suspension Bridge in the North-west.44~ Glacier Mountain, Junction of Muddy and North Thompson Rivers 446 Natures Monument, Canadian Pacific Coast 447 Indian Monuments, Canada Pacific Coast. .448 Parliament Buildings, Ottawa ~6r A Montreal Wharf in June ~6x A Montreal Wharf in March 562 Open-Air Market 563 Old Bonsecours Church, from the River ... 564 Pulpit in Old Bonsecours Church 565 Christian Brothers at the Gate of the Seminary of St. Sulpice ~66 A Montreal Street in Winter 567 A Fleet of Wood-barges on the St. Law- rence ~68 W George Beers Makes a Good Start 522 A Side Movement 522 An Unmanageable Steed 523 Over a Cabot 523 Tries Again and Feels like a Lark 524 But Forgets to Hold on at the Cahot 524 Left in the Lurch 525 Takes Advice from a Youngster 525 Holds on and Passes the Cabot Successfully. .525 hut Forgets to Steer 526 And Comes to a Dead Stop 527 Tries Again Away from the H2it 527 And Concludes to Wait till Next Season... 527 Canals, Hydraulic Elevator for The Worlds Work xis.. 763 Canal Tow-Boats XI.. 755 Candle, Hygienic XIIi. .574 Candle, The Electric xiv. .865 Cane juice, Bleaching XII. . 139 Canticle of Spring, A. Poem Mary .E. Bradley XVII.. 898 Canvas-back and Terrapin W. Mackay Lafan xv.. Illus. Dividing the Spoils xv Joe 8 Ab OvoA British Subject 2 Posthumous Migration 8 Diving for Celery 2 A Toll of Ducks Coming in o The Nefarious Pot-Hunter 3 interrupted Pilgrims 20 Our Quarters 4 In the Larder 20 Rowing Down to the Blind 4.30 A. M Terrapin-Hunting ii Blind at Biddisons Point, on Middle River 6 A Terrapin-Hunters Establishment 22 Over the Decoys 7 Terrapin for Three 22 Capitalist, The, and the Laborer Topics of the Time . XVI. .896 Capitol of New York,0 The . Montgomery Sekityler XIX.. 161 Assembly Chamber, West End 272 Plan of Assembly Chamber 272 Under the Reporters Gallery 272 Cap of Large Column, Assembly Room.... 273 Arch in the Lobby 273 Fire-placeGriffin on Fire-place i~. A Clustered Pier The Discoverer, by W. Ft. Hunt 276 The Flight of Night, by W. M. Hunt... 276 Under the Ladies Gallery 277 A Dream of the New Albany 278 Illus. The North Center xix. .262 inside View of Window, Assembly Cham ber 262 Outside View of Window, Old Plaii 262 Dormer, Street Side 263 A Capital for a Street Dormer Window.... 264 IDormer, Court Side The Golden Corridor i66 Caps to Columns Under Reporters Gallery.267 The Court of Appeals Room i68 Staircase, New Capitol 269 Down the Staircase 270 Carbonates, The Camp of the Ernest Ingersoll XVIII. .8oi Illus. Head-piece xviii.. Ioi A Good Indication 809 En Route to Leadville 803 When drouthy neebors meet 8io Leadville Lodgings 804 A Sidewalk Study iii Up-hill Work 8o~ As Comfortable as Circumotanceawill Admit 823 The Shaft House 8o6 Mosquito Pass from Capitol Hill 8i6 At the Bottom of the Shaft 8o7 Burning Woods 827 The Jig Drill 807 In the Woods 820 Athwart an Incline 8o8 At the Casino ......,,,,,,,,.,.., 823 The Professor in Suspense 8o8 Carbon Button, The, and Its Offspring Edwin M. Fox XVIII.. 446 Carcanet, A. Poem Richard Henry Sloddard...... XIV.. 91 .XIV. .~o6 PAR] TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 19 Jo?. Pago. Carey, Walter, Poems by: The Modern Course of True Love..xvi. ~ Souvenirs dAmour xviii .951 Caribou-Hunting * Char/es C. Ward XVII. .234 Illus. Caribou Barrens xvii. .235 Bringing in the Caribou 241 Woodland Caribou Hoofs 236 Caribou Crossing a Frozen Lake 243 Cariboo Migrating 237 Megahlip! Chin-e-ga-bo 243 Caribou Attacked by a Wolf 238 Forest Birds 244 Barren-Ground Caribou 239 Seh.ta.ga-bo! 245 Caribou Floating Out to Sea on a Cake of A Sbot from Tomab 246 Ice 240 Carlyle, Thomas, Life of. (A. H. Guernsey) (~nlture and Progress XIX. .474 Carrier-Pigeons in Fishing The Worlds Work XV. .287 Carroll, Charles, Papers by: Renunciation. Poem xii.. 287 Concerning Cheapness XIII .324 Carters (Susan N.) Examples for Stump-Drawing Culture and Progress XIV.. 267 Cascarone Ball, The Mary Hallock Foote XVIII. .614 Case, Job, Poems by: Opinions of Captain DeLacey xviii. .640 Ups and Downs xviii .951 Casserly, D. A. Georgetown College, D. C.0 xx.. 665 Castellani, Alessandro. The Majolica of Castelli XV.. 514 Castellani Collection.0 (See The Majolica of Castelli.) Catamaran, Improved The Worlds Work XVI. Catamaran, Steam XX.. 317 Catch. Poem Henry Fchford XVI.. 507 Catons (John Dean) A Summer in Norway ulture and Progress XI.. 132 Caverns,0 Indiana, Eighty Miles in H. C. Hovey XIX. .875 Illus. The Peris PrisonSiberts Cave... .xix. .176 The Alligator 882 A Perilous PassSiberts Cave 876 The Pillared Palace 812 Map of Wyandot Cave 177 Rothrocks Cathedral 113 The Pillar of the Constitution 178 Slippery Hill 814 A Colony of BatsWyandot Cave ISo Threading the Auger-Hole 185 Calcite C~stals from Milroys Temple.... 81i Milroys Temple and Worm Alley 886 A Specimen of Oulopholite 88i A Cave Flower 887 C. C., Papers by: Glassware and Glass-houses xiv.. a6o Two Prirna-Donnas XVIIi .329 Foreign Art-Journals xvi.. 906 Ceilings, Enanoeled The Worlds Work XI.. 140 Celestial Peas Isabella T. Hopkins XIII. .619 Cement, New The Worlds Work XVII. .613 Cendrillon. A Kind of Traveler. Poem Brie-) -Brac XX. .319 Centennial Bells.0 Poem Benlarnin F. Taylor XIS .360 Centennial Cookery Home and Society XI. .892 Centennial Exhibition. (See Fair, In and About the.) Centennial Lady, A Little (onstance (ary Harrison XII.. 301 Illus. Christ Chu-ch, Alexandria, Virginia. XII.. 302 Salver belonging to the Faiffax family.... 304 Bryan, Eighth Lord Fairfax 302 Fac-simile of an entry in Sallys journal ... 305 Thomas, Ninth Lord Fairfax 303 Ha! Ha! Ha! 307 Candlestick belonging to the Fairfax fain- Autograph of Sally Fairfax 3I1 ily; date 2760 304 Arms of Fairfax impaled by Cary 322 Centennial, The . Topics of the Tune XI. .432 Centennial, The XII. 429 Central America,0 A Trip to Ellsworth Westervelt xv.. 609 Illus. A Lancha at Champerico xv.. 609 Church of San Francisco, Antigna 625 Map of Central America 6ii On a Cochineal Plantation 6i6 The Cathedral, Guatemala 6ia Coffee Planting at Las Nubes 627 National Theater, Guatemala 622 Coffee Plantation at Las Nubes 629 Public Laundry of the Calvario, Guate- Cathedral Plaza, Quezaltenango 620 mala 623 Plaza at Retalulen 622 Antigua 624 Laborers going to the Coffee Fields 622 Century Plants Isabella T. hopkins XVII. .377 Ceramic Art, History of. (A. Jacquemart) Culture and Progress xv.. 280 Certain Dangerous Tendencies in American Life XX.. 472 Cesnola Collection. (See Cypriote Inscriptions, The.) Cesnolas (Palma di) Cyprus XVI. .151 Chaldean Account of Genesis. (George Smith) xt. .899 Chain0 Richard Whiteing XIX. .748 Illus. Chain XIX.. 742 A Parisian 747 M. de Lamartine as a Lighining Con- M. Joseph Prudhomme, by Monnier.... 748 doctor 742 M. Prudhomme saluting the SImile of the Louis Blanc in the Tribune 743 King of Prussia 749 Louis Blanc Lost in Sorrow 743 Memorandum Sketch of Bridgmans Di- Pierre Leroux, Communist 744 versions of an Assyrian King 750 XI. Lamennais 744 Chain after Bridgman 750 M. Montalembert 745 Do you hunt, too ? 752 Edlix Pyat 745 Recollections of Youth 752 Hugo as an Orator 746 Chain after Gdrtime 752 M. Girardin, the Horace Greeley of France.746 Matclses of Clandestine Make 752 What is Needed in the Assembly . 747 20 INDEX. Vol. Pare. Chambers, T. W. John Romeyn Brodhead * Xlii. .459 Chambly Fort, on the Richelieu River * Henry Sand/zam xvii.. 129 illus. The Fort from the River xvii.. ieq The Ravages of Time 133 Gate-way 130 The North-east Bastion 133 Vol. iv i~s View from the Prison Cell 134 The Fort in 1863 i~c Capture of the Fort hy the Americans ... . 135 Map showing the Location of Fort i~i Winter in the French Country 136 VoL v 132 Autograph of Chambly 138 Poling up the Stones for the Gate-way 132 Champney, Lizzie W. A few Features of Decorative Art ~.... Bric-)-Brac XVII. .919 Champs Elys~es. Paris Fashions XII. .435, 598, 756, 904; XIII. .274, 568 Chandler, Bessie. Signs of the Times. Poem XX - .952 Changes of the Hour, The. Poem. (Laura Dexter) Bric-d-Brac XIII.. 736 Change, The Uses of Home and Society xii.. 276 Charities, Daily XI. .129 Charities, The Public Tojics of/lie Time XV. .272 Charter Oak City,0 The Charles II. Clark XIII.. I Illus. The new CapitolViews on Bushnell Former Residence of Mrs. Sigourney Park xiii Vung Wing 13 Ship-yard at Dutch Point a Chinese Pupil Reciting 13 Insurance Buildings 3 The Wadsworth Athenwum 14 Residence of Mrs. Colt (Porte Coch~re) 4 Hartford Public High School Fountain at Armsmear 5 General Joseph R. Hawley is Conservatory at Armsmear 6 Residence of Mark Twain i6 Pinery at Ariosmear 6 Residence of Charles Dudley Warner 17 Church of the Good Shepherd 7 Love Lane iS View in Colts Meadows 7 Main Street to Cedar Hill Cemetery t8 State-House Square, Day before Thanks- The Retreat for the Insane . 19 giving 8 The American Asylum for the Deaf and The Charter Oak 9 Dumb Grave-stones in Old Cemetery 9 In the Boys Readiiig-Room 20 ihe Rev. Dr. Horace Bushnell in The Coffee-House of the Union for Home Wards Statue of Israel Putnam it Work 10 Bartletts Statue of Wells, Discoverer Andirons in the Historical Rooms a of Annsthesia 12 Chase, Emma Eames. A Peep into Antwerp and Holland0 XVIII.. 519 Chasing Machine The Worlds Work XII. .444 Cheapness, Concerning Charles Carroll XIII. .314 Checks and Balances Topics of the Time XVII. .597 Cheese-Rack, Balanced The Worlds Work XII. .764 Cheney, John Vance, Papers by: Revolutionary Letters0 . XI.. 424, 570, 712, 86a Song. Poem xiii.. 831 [xii.. ~ Peace. Poem XV.. 31 Song of the Gloaming. Poem Xu..uui May. Poem xvi.. 130 A Wounded One will read my Rhynie. Evening. Poem XVIII.. 350 Poem xii.. 61o Sleep of Vears. Poem xviii.. 874 Child-Garden,0 The . Edward Eggleston XI.. 615 Illus. Keilhau, the Scene of Froebels Earlier Paper-Weaving 6mo Labors xi.. 6i6 Paper-Folding 6ui Froebel 6i6 Paper-Cutting: Symmetric Life-Forms.... 6aa Block-Building: a Sofa and a Bench 617 Paper-Cutting: Silhouettes 623 Stick-Laying: a Bedstead and a Pair of Kindergarten Studies of Form: Shadow Scales 617 Pictures 624 Perforation and Needle-Work 617 Pea-Work: Outlines of Solids 6a~ Perforation for Advanced Pupils 6~5 Clay-Molding: a Little Childs Locomotive .625 Perforation: Complex Forms 6t8 Pea-Work 6a6 Net-Drawing: Symmetric Figure 619 Pasteboard-Work 6a6 Slate-Picture 619 Perforation and Needle-Work 627 Paper-Interlacing 6ao Slate-Drawing 627 Iaper-Weaving: Simple Forms 620 Childhoods Fancies . W. .l5li0ginson XI.. 357 Children, Cruelty from, Shall we have a Society for the Preven tion of. (M. Rebdque) Home and Society XV.. 738 Childrens Nerves .... XI. .440 Childs Catechism of Common Things, The Culture and Progress XIX.. 949 Childs Faith. Poem S. Al. B. Piatt XIV. .247 Chimney Climber The Worlds Work XII.. 138 Chimney Swallows. Poem Horatio Nelson Powers XVIII.. 78 China. (See Dresden China.) China, Blue India. (Isahella James) Home and Society XIV. .564 China, Blue India, Note on . XIV. .859 Chinaman, John, in San Francisco Thomas J. Vivian XII.. 862 China Painting. (Louise McLaughlin) Culture and Progress XV.. 897 Chincoteague 0 Howard Pyle XIII.. 737 Illus. Catching a Pony xIii..737 Crossing to Assateague 743 A Son of the Soil 739 Uncle Benny 744 The Lady of the House 740 The Pony Pen 744 Uncle Ken 741 The Storm of i8ai Old Dan Tucker 742 J. A. M. Whealton 745 The Majesty of the Law 743 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 21 Vol. Page. Chinese. (See John Chinaman in San Francisco, California Housekeepers and Chinese Servants, and Asiatic Invasion, An.) Chinese in California, The Topics of tile Time XIII. 414 Chinese Question, A Symposium on the A. A. Hayes, Jr XVII.. 491 Chinese Students. (See Japanese and Chinese Students in America.) C., H. L. So Be It. Poem xx. .852 Chlapowski, C. B., A Note from, Concerning Mine. Modjeska. . communications XVIII.. 140 Choice and Chance. Poem Paul H. Hayne XII.. 720 Choice, The. Poem. (Zavarr Wilmshurst) Bric-d-Brac xii. .448 Christianity and Free Thought George S. Merriam XIV. .820 Christian Missions. (J. H. Seelye). culture and Progress XI. .448 Christmas Gifts Home and Society XI. .286 Christmas Night in the Quarters.0 Poem. (Irwin Russell). . . Bric-d-Brac xv. .445 Christmas,* The Kings. Poem constantina B. Brooks XI. .385 Chromide of Gelatine The Worlds Work XII. .284 Chromotype, The XIII.. 138 Church Building, Common Sense in. (E. C. Gardner) culture and Progress XIX. .947 Church Debts Topics of the Time XV.. 589 Church Decoration,0 Recent clarence cook XV.. 695 Illus. The Sacrament of Marriage. Bass.relief Adoration of the Cross by Angels, by by Bartholdi XV.. 569 St. Gaudens, in St. Thomass Church. .576 Pilaster, by La Farge, in St. Thomass Church, New Vork Churches, What Our, Cost us James Morris Whiton XIII. .404 Church Music Topics of the Time XVIII.. 134 Church, William C., Papers by: John Ericsson0 XVII.. 135 American Arms and Ammunition xix. .436 Cities of Northern and Central Italy. (A. J. C flare.) cultze,v and Progress XII.. 281 Cities, The Growth of, in the United States B. c. Magic, Jr XV. 418 Civil Service, A Century of Lester M. Dorman XV.. 395 Civil Service, A Reform in Topics of the Time XV. .271 Civil Service Reform. (See Great Britain, How it was done in.) Civil Service, The XII. .898 Clairvoyance, The J)elusions of George if. Beard XVIII. .433 Clark, Charles H., Papers by: The Charter Oak City * xiii.. A Spool of Thread0 xv.. Clarke, F. W. To a Gorilla in a Menagerie. Poem Bric-d-Brac XIV. .272 Clarkes (C. C. P.) TIse Commonwealth Reconstructed Gulture and Progress XVIII. .942 Clarkes (Charles and Mary Cowden) Recollections of Writers. XVII. .307 Clarkoon, L. Education in Europe Home and Society XX.. 940 Claudian John A. Dix XIII. .667 Claudius and Cynthia, The Doom of Maurice Thompson XVII.. 547 Cleaveland, C. L. Ripe Corn. Poem XIV. .832 Clematis. Poem Mary Ghristine i~pp XlV. .832 Clergy, Pauperizing the Topics of the lime XIV. .853 Clergy, To the Edward Eggleston XVII.. 483 Cliff-Dwellers,0 The Emma Gkamberlain Hardacre . XVII.. 266 Illus. Ancient Cave-Dwellings on the Mc- Ruins in Cafion de Chelley 270 Elmo xvii.. 266 Restoration of Pueblo Blanca 270 Restored Tower and Cliff-Houses 265 An Atlack on a Village of Cave-Dwellers. .272 Honey-Moon Collage 269 Hieroglyphic Rock Inscription of the San Section of Cliff, Showing Situation of the Juan (Two Cuts) 273 Two-Story House of the Rio Mancos. .269 Pottery of the San Juan Country 273 Clive, Frank. Words and Their Uses Bric-d-Brac XI.. 142 C., N. He Playing She XVII.. 189 Coal Ashes . Home and Society XIII. . 723 Coffee Culture in Brazil 0 Herbert H. .Sozith XIX. . 225 Illus. Coffee Berries on the Tree XIX. .225 Picking over Coffee 231 Coffee Plantation in Southern Brazil 226 Sunday Morning 232 The Viveiro 227 Cutting Cane-Stalks for the Cattle 232 The Pulping-Machine 221 Road near Entre Rios 233 Picking Coffee 229 Coffee Warehouse 236 Steam Drying-Machine 229 Weighing 237 Diagram of a Coffee Engenho 230 Wharf Scene at Rio de Janeiro 231 Coffee-Sheller (Old Style) 230 College Camp at Lake George,0 A R. R. Bozoker XVII. .617 Illus. Rah! rah! rah Camp Manhattan. ....... 627 A Champion Fisherman 625 Map of Lake George 619 Under the Pine branches 626 From the Old Fort 620 Compliments of the Camp 627 T light at Bloody Pond 622 Down the Lake 628 A Hundred Vears ago 623 Burying the Bottle 630 History and Romance 624 And even the Natives caught it 630 A Juniper Bank, Lake George 625 A Day-dream 630 22 INDEX. Vol. Page. College Comicalities.0 (Arthur Penn) Bric-d-Brac XVIII. .478 College Expenses harles F. Thwing .xiii.. 83 College Fellowships charles F. Thwing xvi.. 66o College, Fitting for Topics of the Time v. .426 College Hazing (harles F Thzoing XVII. .331 College Instruction (~harles F. Thzain6 XIV. .706 College Instruction Topics of the Time XVIII. .458 College Journalism Charles F Thwing XVI. .8o8 College of Domestic Economy, A Home and Society XVII.. 152 College Rank of Distinguished Men, The (harles F. Thwing xv. .467 Colleges and Universities, Papers on: Berlin, The University of.0 (Hialmar Hjorth Boyesen) xvm. .204 Bowdoin College.0 (George ihomas Packard) ~ 47 Georgetown College, D. C.~ (D. A. Casserly) ~c. 66~ Harvard University.0 (Horace E. Scudder) ~ 337 Johns Hopkins University, The.0 Sophie Bledsoe Herrick) XIX.. Kenyon College. (William B. Bodine) ~. .698 Lafayette CDllege.* (Donald C. Mitchell) ~ Massachusetts Agricultural College. (E. H. Libby) xii. 136 Michigan, The University of ~ (Moses Coit Tyler) xi.. 523 Oxford, The Structure of (Ansley Wilcox) XVI.. 368 Oxford, Undergraduate Life at. (Ansley Wilcox) XVII.. 25e Princeton College.0 (S. D. Alexander) XIII. .625 Rome, The Unisersity of * (Hjaimar Hjorth Boyesen) XVIII. .654 Smith College0 XIV.. 9 Trinity College, hartford.0 (W. C. Brockleshy) XI.. ton Union College.0 (William Wells) XII. .229 XVesleyan University.~ (William Norlb Rice) XII. .649 William and Mary College.0 (John Esten Cooke) XI.. Yale College.0 (Henry A. Beers) XI.. 76t College Trustees and Professors Topics of the Time XIII. .864 Colliers,0 Self-Trimming The Worlds Worle XIV.. 572 Collier, Thomas S. The Poet in a Grocery. Poem Brie-h-B rae XIV.. 126 Collins, Two Poems of E. S. iVadal XII. .219 Colonel Dunwoddie, Millionaire Culture and Progress XVIII.. 148 Colonel Randolph Snaughter of Virginia.0 Poem. (Richard Williamson, Jr.) Brie-h-B rae xii.. 141 Colonels Opera-Cloak, The Culture and Pro& ress xviii. .633 Color-Blindness. (B. Joy Jeifries) VIII.. 942 Comhustion, Utilizing the Products of The Worlds Work XVI. .157 Comedies, Light. (J. B. M. ) The Old Cabinet xv.. 890 ComfortBy a Coffin. Poem Mrs. S. AL. B. Piatt I.. 366 Conaing Honae from School. Poem. (Eliza P. Mathewes).... Brie-h-Brae XVIII. .640 Coming Man, The Thpies of the Time xi. .433 Commentary, A New Popular Culture and Progress XVII.. 759 Commercial Crisis of 1537, The W. G. Sumner XVII. .682 Common-School System, Our. (Gail Hamilton) (ulture and Progress XX.. 796 Common Sense and Rum Topics of the Time x. . I4~ Commune, Our XVI.. 584 Communications. (See also Letters to Editor.) COMMUNICATIONS. Contents of: Apotheosis of Dirt, The. (Elizur Wright) ~ .939 Breech-Loading Rifle, The First. (J. Watts de Peyster) xix. Chlapowski (C. B.) A Note from ~ 140 Collectors, American, A Word to. (G.) XVIII. .715 Copyright Discussions, Points on the. (J. Brander Matthews) xvi.. 897 Edisons Electric Light. A reply. (Albon Man) xix. Erie Canal, The Future Usefulness of the. (George Rowland) xv.. 816 Exodus in Kansas, A Year of the. (William Aubrey) xx.. 636 Exodus in Kansas, A Year of the. A Reply. (E. H. Bristow) XX.. 719 infant Hercules, The, Again. (Sofia Bompiani) xix.. 144 Insane Retreats, Are Our, Unhealthy? (Augustus Blauvelt) xvii.. 902 Lincoln. (Noah Brooks) XV.. 114 Museum in Rome, The New. (H. W. Ilaynes) XVIII.. 46e Patent Law, The, and Conscience. (Garcelon) Xvii.. 762 Royal Marriage, A. (Emily V. Mason) xvi.. 245 Satellites of Mars. (E. W. Sturdy) XV., 735 Secret Mission to Mexico A; Origin of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. (M. S. Beach) XVII. .299; XVIII. .136 Southern Civilization. (Dudley C. Woolen) XVIII.. 623 Spelling Reform, English, An Objection to (N. L.), with Reply from T. R. Lounsbury. XIX. .465 St. Marks Restoration and the English Protest (D. P. C.) XX.. 465 St. Marks, The Restoration of. (R. W. C.) XIX. .624 Takigraphv. (D. P. Lindsay) XVII.. 300 Womans Thoughts upon the Education of XVomen, A. (S. B. H.) XVIII.. 460 Communism and Socialism. (Theodore D. Woolsey) Culture and Progress XIX.. 789 Comparative Psychology. (John Bascom) XVI. .294 Compass, Differential The Worlds Work XII. .445 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XK 23 Vol. Peg:. Compensation. Poem. (Hugh Howard) Bric-d.Brac XIX. .272 Compensation. Poem Eliza C. Hall . XX.. 852 Compression Engine, The Tue Worlds Work XI. .453 Compressor, Air XII. ~ Compromise Measures of 1850. (See Webster, Daniel, etc.) Conceit and Humility. Poem Augusta Moore XIII.. 30 Concerning a Certain Prodigal Hensy King XV.. 636 Concord Summer School of Philosophy, The Culture and Progress xviii. .316 Condenser, New Steam The Worlds Work XVIII. .635 Conders Tent Work in Palestine culture and Progress xvii.. 758 Cone, Nellie G., Poems by: A Rhyme of the Time XVIII. .952 The Sweet o the X~ar. (With Music) XX. .536 An American Sketch xix. .640 Coney Island,* To William H. Bishop XX. .353 Illus. To Coney Island XX. .~ A Ride on the Dookey 360 Birds.eye View aod Plan of Coney Island .354 Punch and Judy 361 Manhattan Beach Hotel 355 Under the Iron Pier 362 Along the Beach 356 Up in the Tower 363 Hotel Brighton 357 From Brighton Pier 364 The Silhouette Artist 358 Oriental Hotel .364 Bathing hy Electric Light 359 The Sand Dunes, hack from the Beach 365 Confession, The. Poem Joel Benton XVIII. .455 Confidence Henry James, Jr XVIII.. 507, 668, 849 [XIX. .6~, 209, 393 Confidence. (henry James, Jr.) Culture and Progress XX. .311 Congress and International Copyright Eu, ene L. Didier XX.. 132 Congress, An EX-Member of. Experience in Post-Office Appoint- ments XIV. .829 Congress, The Terrible Topics of the Time XVI. .741 Conjugal Conjugation. Poem. (W. W. Ellsworth) Bric-d-Broc xiI. Conscience. (Joseph Cook) Culture and Progress XVII.. 908 Constantinople, A State Ball at Mine. E. Fagnani XIV.. 148 Constantinople, Saunterings About Charles Dudley Warner XIII.. 238 Constant Reader, A. Poem. (Parmenas Mix) Bric-d-Brac XI. . 302 Constraint. Poem Bric-a-Brac XI.. 304 Conversaaons on Art. (Thomas Couture) Culture and XVIII.. 794 Cook, Clarence, Papers by: The Hollis Bust of Milton * xi.. 472 Macramt Lace * XV. .844 Beds and Tahles, Stools and Candlesticks Leonardo Da Vinci* XVII.. 337 [XI. .342, 486, 809; XII.. i68, 796; XIII.. Mr. Morris Moore and His Old Mas [86, 328, 6~6 826; XIV.. I ters* XIX.. 24 A Portrait. Poem XIV.. 66i On One Who Died in May Poem... XX.. 96 Togas and Toggery * XIV.. 783 Spring Hereahouts * xx.. Recent Church Decoration * XV.. 569 Cooke, John Esten. William and Mary College * Home and Society XI.. I Cooke, Rose Terry, Poems by: Pane Pictures XIII. .202 Saint Symphorien XIX. .195 Cookery and Cooks . .. home and Society XIV.. 858 Cookery, Centennial XI.. 892 Cookery, General Principles of. (Catherine Owen) I. Boiling XIX. .305 III. Roasiir.g 6a~ II. Stewing and Making Soups 465 IV. Frying and Boiling 788 Cook, Joseph. The Touch of the Unseen. Poem XI.. 720 Cook of the Confederate Army,* The Allen C. Redwood XVIII.. 560 Illus. Dress Parade XVIII.. 561 0-tium cum Dignitate ~66 Perpetual Motion 564 Boeygyards Change of Base 568 Bill Doins and Stonewall Cooks (Clarence) The House Beautiful culture and Progress XV.. 279 Cooks (Joseph) Conscience XVII. .908 Coolcs (Joseph) Biology XV. .435 Cooks (Joseph) Transcendentalism and Orthodoxy XV, .894 Coon Hunting) (See That Same Old Coon.) Co-operation. (See Homes, A Hundred Thousand.) Co-operation, A Little Venture in. (K.) Home and Society XVI.. 149 Co-operation, Some Experiments in. (See also American Social Science ) Charles Barnard XII.. 99, 242 Co-operative Societies in England XIII. 60,203,348; XIV. .370 Copying Process The Worlds Work XVIII.. 797 Copyright. (See Congress and International Copyright.) Copyright. (E. S. Drone) Culture and Progress XVII. .911 Copyright Discussion, Pointi in the. (J. Brander Matthews).. XVI.. 897 24 INDEX. Vo?. P~-ge. Copyright, Dr. Appleton on Topics of/he Time xiv.. IoS Copyright, English and American xii.. 9C0 Copyright, International XX.. 146 Corals, Microscopical. (See Microscopical Corals.) Cor Cordium. Poem Henry Tcrrell XIX.. 424 Cor Cordium. Poem Horatio Nelson P ~ers XX.. 585 Corea, A Book About. (E. Oppert) Culture and Progress xx, 153 Coruwell, Henry S., Poems by: The Dragon-Fly xvi.. 696 The Cricket xvii.. 209 To the Katydid xv.. 836 The Whip-Poor-Will xviii.. 416 Cornwells (H. S.) Land of Dreams and Other Poems Cit/tare and Pro6 ress XVIII. .315 Coronation. Poem UK D. Kelsey XX.. 853 Correspondents, Notes from Homc and Society xv.. 2~6, 432 Correspondents, Suggestions from XVI.. 150 Corson, W. R. A Design for a Fire-Place XVIII.. 143 Corthell, E. L. The Mississippi Jetties * XIX.. 46 Cosmos. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .799 Cossacks, The. (Count Leo Tolstoy) Gulture an(l Progress. XVI.. 753 Costume, History of. (A. Racinet) XIV.. 86i; XVII.. 761 Cotton Field, A Sailor in the Jack Randolph XVIII.. 882 Cooton Planter The Worlds Work XI.. ~O5 Cotton Waste, Gas from XVI.. 444 Coness (Elliott) Birds of the Colorado Valley (ulture and Prog;-css XVIII. .313 Countershaft Hanger, The The Worlds Work XI.. 299 Country homes . ... . Topics of the Time XIII. . 125 Country Kitchens Home aud Society XI.. 287 Country to City, From Topics of the Time XIX.. 462 Courage. Poem George Houghton XII. .229 Cousins. (L. B. Walford) Culture aud Progress XVIII.. 946 Cousin Will. Poem. (Philip Morse) Bric-d-Jdrac.... XIV.. 126 Coutures (Thomas) Conversations on Art Culture and Pro6 ress XVIII.. 794 Cox, Palmer. Looking Behind. Poem Bric-d-brac XVII.. 767 C. P. C. The Early Crocus. Poem XIII. .576 Cranch, Christopher P., Poems by: Old and Young XVI. .550 Bayard Taylor xvii.. 731 Crane, Walter. A Letter from C~ulture and Progress XIV.. 721 Crane, W. XV., Papers by: Mr. Sprechelheimers Mistake XIV. .~i6 HOW Women love dress xv.. 751 Crawfords Consistency ffeniy James, Jr XII. .569 Crayfish, The. (T. H. Huxley) Gulture and Progress xx.. 308 Cream, Mechanical Extraction of The Worlds Work XIX. .638 Creekhaum, F. M. Morna. Poem XI. .107 Cricket, The. Poem D. S. Foster XIV.. 588 Cricket, The. Poem Henry S. Gornzoell XVII.. 209 Crime in its own Element Topics of the Time . XVI.. 287 Crimes, Double, and One-sided Laws XII. .120 Crime, The Romance and Retribution of XIII.. 560 Critical Essays and Literary Notes. (Bayard Taylor) (ulture and Progress XX. .632 Critics and Critics. From the Spanish. (Lillie E. Barr) .Bric-d-Brac XI.. 455 Critic, The History of a. (With Portrait of Jules Janin) J. D. Osborne XI.. 823 Critic, The History of a. (See Errata, Vol. XII., 282.) Croquet, The Rules of flame and Society XII.. ~ 906 Crosby, J. Schoyler. Flour from Chestnuts XIX. .6:6 Croton Water William H. Rideing XIV.. i6i Illus. Section of the Croton Aqueduct xiv.. i6x Quaker Hill 167 Lake Mahopac i6a High Bridge 1(8 Lake Gleneida i6~ Pat. McCluskie 169 Hydrographic Map of the Counties of View of Harlem River from Window uf New Vork, Westchester, and Putnam .163 Tower, High Bridge 170 John B. Jervis 164 Central Park Reservoir, view from Belve- John C. Camphell 164 dere 171 Alfred W. Craven 164 Gallery of Stop-cocks, Blow-offs, etc 172 View of Croton Lake and Dam i6~ New ReservoirPipe Gallery 173 Nightly Gauging of Water in the Aque- B. S. Church, Resident Engineer 274 duct at Croton Dam i66 General G. S. Grecne 175 Aqueduct on Emhanknent i66 The Torch 175 Ventilators, one mile apart i66 Local Inspection of Croton Aqueduct 176 Gate-House at Croton Dam 167 Croton Water. A Correction. (John B. Jervis) (~ulture and Progress XIV.. 723 Crow-which? Poem. (A. S. Miller) Bric-d.Brac XIV. .416 Cruelty from Children, A Society for the Prevention of, Shall we have? (M. Reb~que) Home and Society XV.. 738 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 25 ksl. Page. Cruikshank, George Russell Sturgis xvi . Illus. Griinaldi Loses his Bet xvi.. i6i The Butterfly i68 Political Caricature, at iwenty iba Harkawayl Dick! 169 Dominie Sampson i6a Spurning the World 170 The First Gentleman of Europe 263 Saturday Night at Sea 272 He Rising, Rejoicing 264 Frontispiece to The Table-Book 172 And now the turnpike gates again flew Felixs Family 273 open in short space 165 Their Shoes The Satirists i6~ The Fall of the Leaf The Witchs Switch i66 Crnikshank at Fifty-seven 275 Fairy Revenge i66 The Four Mighty Servants t26 And I thought it was right, as the Going Off hy Itself music was come 267 Antagonism of Interest, yet Mutuality of The Pay-table i68 Object 77 Cruttwells History of Roman Literature (ulture and Progress XVII. .759 Cryptograph, The The Worlds Work ..............Xt..452 Cuba without War xi. .876 Cuir-Li~ge The Worlds Work xi.. 595 Culture and Christianity Topics of the Tbne XVI.. 431 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: Abbott (Lyman) on John XIX. .475 Abode of Snow, The. (Andrew Wilson) xi - .592 About Old Story-tellers. (Donald G. Mitchell) xv - Abouts (Edmund) The Story of an Honest Man xx. .947 Academy, The London Xi - - 297 Adams, Charles F., Jr., on Railroads xvii .252 Adamss (Henry) Gallatin .~ - .634 Adventures of Captain Mago. (Ldon Cahun) xiii.. 423 IEneid of Virgil, The. (John D. Long) xx. .475 IEneids of Virgil, The. (William Morris) xii.. 278 Aldrichs (T. B.) Flower and Thorn xiv. 408 Alexanders (Mrs.) Her Dearest Foe xii. alo Amateur Poacher, The xix - .632 America, Impressions of (R. W. Dale) xvii. .307 American Literature. (Moses C. lyler) xvii. .75~ American Social Science. (2876) xii. .757 American, The. (Henry James, Jr.) xiv. - 406 Among my Books. Second Series. (James Russell Lowell) Among the Thorns. (M. L. Dickinson) xx. .948 Andersons (R. B.) Norse Mythology xI. .292 Andersons (R. B.) Vounger Edda xx.. Angelo. (Stuart Sterne) xvii - - 303 Animals and Plants under Domestication. (Charles Darwin) XII - .907 Apple Blossoms. (Elaine and Dora Read Goodale) xvii - .6o8 Archery, The Witchery of. (Maurice Thompson) xvi.. Architecture, Discourses on. (Viollet-le-Duc) xi. - 587 Argonauts, The American. (Bret Harte) xi. .442 Armitages (E. S.) The Childhood of the English Nation xiv. .220 Amold, Matthew, on Equality xviii. .466 Arnolds (Edwin) Light of Asia xix. .468 Arnolds (Matthew) Poems xvii.. 448 Art Collection of Vassar College, Ihe xi.. Art-Journals, Foreign. (C. C.) xvi.. 9o6 Art of Japan, A Glimpse at the. (J. J. Jarves) xii. 235 Art Season of 28789, The xviii. .320 Art Season, The. (287980) xx. .322 Atheism, Natural History of. (John S. Blackie) xvii.. 255 Authors, American, Short Studies of )T. W. Higginson) xix. - 792 Autumn Holiday on French Rivers, Our. (J. L. Molloy) xviii - Avis, The Story of. (E. S. Phelps) xv.. 280 Bairds (Henry M.) Rise of the Huguenots xix. ~322 Ballades in Blue China. (A. Lang) xx.. Barrons Foot Notes; or, Walking as a Fine Art xi.. 750 Bartletts (J. R.) Dictionary of Americanisms xvi.. Bartletts (S. C.) From Egypt to Palestine xIx. .252 Bartlett, William Francis, Memoir of (F. W. Palfrey) xvi.. 594 Barton Experiment, The, and The Jericho Road. (John Habberton) -. .xIII.. 873 Bascoms (John) Comparative Psychology xvi - - 294 Becket, Thomas. (J. A. Froude~ xvi.. 254 Beerss (Henry A.) Odds and Ends XvII. .304 Beginnings of Christianity. (George P. Fisher) xv - - 434 Being a Boy. (Charles Dudley Warner) xv. - 599 Bennochs (Francis) Poems xvII. .305 Bible Commentary, The. Vol. V Xi. .295 Bible, Questions awakened by the. (John Miller) xIv. ~420 Biology. (Joseph Cook) xv. .436 Birds and Poets. (John Burroughs) xiv. .407 Birds and Seasons of New England. (Wilson Flagg) XI.. 293 Birds of the Colorado Valley. (Elliott Cones) xviii.. 323 Bishops (W. H.) Detmold xviii.. 946 Bismarek in the Franco-German War. (Moritz Busch) XvIII..324 Bits of Travel at Home. (H. H.) xvi. .903 Blackies (John Stuart) Natural History of Atheism xvii.. 55 Blaclcies (John Stuart) Songs of Religion and Life XII.. 233 Blacks (William) Macleod of Dare xvii. - 920 Blancs (Charles) Grammar of Painting and Engraving xviii.. 945 26 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Blanid. (Robert D. Joyce) Vol. Page~ XIX.. 310 Blind, A Reading-Room for the xi. .136 Bohemian, The. (Charles de Kay) xv.. 282 Bonaparte, Madame, The Life and Letters of. (E. L. Didier) xviii. .792 Books for Children xi. .897; xix. .314 Books, New English XIII.. 424, 571, 729 [875; XIV.. 121, 267, 412, 570, 721, 862; XV.. 139, 283, 432, 6oi, 746, 897; xvi.. 154, 298 Bowens (Francis) Moral Philosophy ~ Boy Emigrants. (Noah Brooks) XIII. .424. Boyesens (H. H.) Falconberg XVIII. .472 Boyesens (H. H.) Goethe and Schiller XVIII. .147 Boyesens (H. H.) Gunnar XX. .255 Boys of Other Countries. (Bayard Taylor) xiv.. 220 Brazil. (H. H. Smith) XIX.. 794. Brookss (Noah) The Boy Emigrants xui. .424. Brookss (Phillips) Lectures on Preaching XVI.. 152 Brookss (Phillips) Sermons XVII. .6ir Brownings (Elizabeth Barrett) Earlier Poems xx.. 741 Brownings (Robert) inn Album~ XI.. 752 Bryants (W. C.) Popular History of the United States xii. Bryants (W. C.) The Flood of Years XV.. 438 Buchanans (Robert) The Shadow of the Sword XIV.. 120 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) Haworths xix.. 115 Bumetts (Frances Hodgson) Loulsialsa XX.. 310 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson). Surly Tim and other Stories xv.. 281 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) That Lasso Lowries XIV. .261 Burroughss (John) Birds and Poets XIV. .407 Burroughss (John) Locusts and Wild honey yviiI. .631 Burroughss (John) Winter Sunshine XI.. 749 Buschs (Moritz) Bismarck in the Franco-German War XVIII.. 314 Bushnell, Horace, Life and Letters of xx. .942 Butchers (S. A.) The Odyssey of Homer xix.. Cables (G. W.( Old Creole Days XVIII. .472 Ciesar. (J. A. Froude) XVIII. .627 Cahuns (L6on) Adventures of Captain Mago XIII. .423 Californians, The. (Walter M. Fisher) xiv.. 86o Carlyle, Thomas. (Alfred H. Guernsey) XIX. .474. Carters (Susan N.) Examples for Stump-Drawing XIV. .267 Catons (J. D.) A Summer in Norway XI. .132 Ceramic Art, History of (A. Jacquemart) xv.. z8o Certain Dangerous Tendencies in American Life Xx. .472 Cesnolas (L. P. di) Cyprus XVI. .151 Chaldean Account of Genesis, A. (George Smith) xi.. 899 Childhood of the English Nation, The. (E. S. Armitage) XIV.. 120 Children, Two Books for XV.. 282 Childs Catechism of Common Things, The xlx. China Painting. (Louise McLaughlin) xv.. Christian Missions. (Rev. J. H. Seelyc) XI.. 448 Cities of Northern and Central Italy. (A. J. C. Hare) XII. .281 Clarkes (Charles and Mary Cowden) Recollections of Writers XVII.. 307 Colonel Dunwoddie, Millionaire XVIII.. 148 Colonels Opera Cloak, The XVIII.. 633 Color-Blindness. (B. Joy Jeifries) xVIII. .942 Commentary, Schaffs Popular XVII.. 759 Common School System, Our. (Gail Hamilton) XX.. 796 Common Sense in Church Building. (E. C. Gardner) xix. .947 Communism and Socialism. (Theodore D. Woolsey) xix. .789 Compatative Psychology. (John Bascom) XVI.. 294 Complete American Trapper. (W. H. Gibson) XVI .295 Concord Summer School of Philosophy, The xVIII. .316 Conders (Claude Regnier) Tent Work in Palestine xvii.. 758 Coisfidence. (Henry James, Jr.) XX.. 311 Conscience. (Joseph Cook) XVII.. 908 Conversations on Art. (Thomas Couture) XVIII.. 794. Cooks (Clarence) The House Beautiful XV.. 279 Cooks (Joseph) Biology xv.. 436 Cooks (Joseph) Conscience XVII.. 908 Cooks (Joseph) Transcendentalism and Orthodoxy xv.. 894. Copyright. (Eaton S. Drone) XVII. .911 Corea, A Book about. (E. Oppert) XX. .153 Corowells (H. S.) Land of Dreams, and Other Poems . XVIII. .315 Cossacks, The. (Leo Tolstoy) XVI.. 753 Costume, History of. (A. Racinet) XIV.. 86i Coorss (Elliott) Birds of the Colorado Valley XVIII.. 313 Cousins. (L. B. Walford) XVIII. .946 Coutures (Thomas) Conversations on Art xviii.. 794. Crane, Walter, Letter from XIV.. 721 Crayfish, The. (T. H. Huxley) xx. .308 Critical Essays and Literary Notes. (Bayard Taylor) XX.. 63z Croton Water. (John B. Jervis) XIV.. 723 Cruttwells (C. T.) History of Roman Literature XVII. .759 Cushman, Charlotte. (Emma Stebbins) XVI.. 596 Cyprus. Palms di Cesnola) XVI.. 151 Daisy Miller. (Henry James, Jr.) XVII.. 609 lI3ales (R. NV.) Impressions of America XVII.. 307 Daniel Deronda. (George Eliot) XIII. .133 Darwiniana. (Ass Gray) XIII.. 278 Darwins (Charles) Animals and Plants~ under Domestication XII. .907 Daudets (Alphonse) Sidonie XIV.. 119 Dawn of History. (C. F. Keary) ..,,.,....,.,,..,,..,.......,.........,.... XVIII.. 795 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 27 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Fe?. Page. Deirdrk (R. D. Joyce) XIII.. 569 De Kays (Charles) Hesperus and Other Poems xx.. 470 De Kays (Charles) The Bohemian xvii.. 6io Democracy XX. .474 De Quincey, Thomas. (H. A. Page) XIV.. 569 Detnold. (W. H. Bishop) XVIII. .946 De Vinnes (T. L.) Invention of Printing............................... xvi.. Dickens (Charles), Letters of XIX. .470 Dickenss (Charles) Life of Charles James Mathews XIX. .154 Dickinsons (M. L.( Among the Ihorns xx.. 948 Dictionary of Americanisms. (J. R. Bartlett) XVI.. 439 Didiers (E. L.) Life and Letters of Madame Bonaparte xviii.. 792 Dietzs (Ella) The 1riuinph of Love XVII.. 305 Dohsons (Austin) Poems XIX. .945 Doctor loin. (Edward Payson) XVI. .599 Dodges (Mary Mapes) Theophilos and Others XIII. .136 Dodges (Richard Irving) The Plains and their Inhahilants XIII. .875 Dorrs (Julia C. R.) Friar Anselmo and other Poems XIX. .153 Douhle Story, A. (George MacDonald XI. .590 Dramatists, Foreign, under American Laws XI.. 136 Drift from Two Shores. (Bret Harte) XVI.. 752 Drift-Weed. (Celia Thaxter) XVII.. 760 Drone (E. S.) on Copyright XVII. .911 Do Mau.riers (George) English Society at Home . XIX. .po,~ Dwellers in Five-Sisters Court, The. (H. E. Scudder) XII. .910 Earnest Trifler, An... - XIX. .474 Echoes from the Orient. (Edward King) XX. .944 Editor, An, and his Correspondents XVIII.. 943 Egans (Maurice F.) Songs and Sonnets XVIII.. 316 Egglestons (Edward) Roxy XVII.. 302 Egypt, From, to Japan (H. M. Field) XV. .8p6 Egypt to Palestine, From. (S. C. Bartlett) XIX. .152 Eliots (George) Daniel Deronda XIII.. 133 Eliots (George) Impressions of Theopheastus Such XVIII.. 791 Emersons (R. W.) Fortune of the Republic XVI.. 902 Emersons (R. XV.) Letters and Social Aims XI.. 8p6 English Society at Home. (George Do Maurier) XIX. .947 Epic of Hades, The, XVIII. .466 Ercknann-Chatrians Friend Fritz XIII. .874 Erechtheus. (Algernon Charles Swinhurne) XII.. 130 Essays in Criticism. (R. H. Hutton) XIV.. 117 Essays in Romance. (John Skelton) XX. .635 Europeans, The. (Henry James, Jr.) XVII. .447 Every-day English. (Richard G. White) XX.. 791 Evolution of Man. (Ernst Haeckel) XIX. .149 Ewings (Juliana Horatio) Jan of the Windmill XIV. .720 Exhibition, The National Academy. (1877) XIV.. 263 Exploration of the World. (Jules Verne) XIX. .313 Faith and Philosophy. (Dr. H. B. Smith) XV.. 435 Faith and Rationalism. (G. P. Fisher) XVIII.. 629 Falconherg. (H. H. Boyesen( XVIII. .472 Fantasy and Passion. (Edgar Fawcett) XVI.. 296 Farmers Vacation, A. (George E. Waring, Jr.) XI.. 898 Farrars (F. XV.) Life of St. Paul XIX. .472 Fawcetts (Edgar) Fantasy and Passion XVI.. 296 Ferns of Kentucky. (John Williamson) XVII.. 306 Fenillets (Octave) A Marriage in High Life XIV.. lip Fields (Henry M.) From Egypt to Japan xv. .896 Fields (Henry H.) From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn XIII. .727 Final Philosophy, The. (C. W. Shields) XV.. 744 Fishers (George P.) Beginnillgs of Christianity XV. 434 Fishers (George P.) Faith and Rationalism xviii. .6a~ Fishers (Walter M.) The Californians xiv.. 86o Fiskes (John) The Unseen World XIV. .266 Flagga (Wilson) Birds and Seasons of New England Xl.. 293 Flood of Years, The. (W. C. Bryant) XV.. 438 Flower and Thorn. (T. B. Aldrich) XIV. .408 Foot Notes; or, Walking as a Fine Art. (Barron) XI. .750 Fortune of the Republic. (R. W. Emerson) XVI. .902 Fourteen Months in Canton. (Mrs. Gray) XX. .947 France, History of (M. Guizot) XVI. .443 Freemans (E. A.) Norman Conquest XIII. .725 French and German Books XI 136, 297, 449 [592, 752, 903; XII.. 136, 281, 442, 602, 761, 911; XIII. .136, a8i, 426, 727 French Life, Two Novels of xiv.. 1115 French Poels and Novelists. (Henry James, Jr.) XVI.. 438 French Political Leaders. (Edward King) XII.. 134 Friar Anselmo and other Poems. (Julia C. R Dorr) XIX.. 153 Friend Fritz. (Erckmann-Chatrian) XIII.. 874 Froehel, Reminiscences of xv.. 6oi Frontenac and Nesv France Undtr Louis XIV. (Francis Parkman) XVI.. 5p5 Frothioghams (0. B.) Transcendentalism in New England XII.. 6oo Froudes (J. A.) Julius Caasar XVIII. .627 Froudes (J. A.) Short Studies XIV. .409 Froudes (J. A.) Thomas Becket XVI. .154 Gallarin, Albert. (Henry Adams) XX. .634 Game-Birds and Water-Fosvl. (Pope) XVI.. Gardners (E. C.) Common Sense in Church Building XIX. .947 Gardners (E. C.) Home Interiors XVI.. 442 Gates into the Psalm Country. (Xl. R. Vincent) XVIII.. 945 28 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Gaths Tales of the Chesapeake XX.. 946 Ganders (Th6ophile) Travels ,c~.. German and French Books XI.. 136, 297, 449 ~592, 752,903; xii..i36, 281, 442, 602, 762, 9~ xiii. .136, 281, 426, 727 Gihsons (W. H.) Complete American Trapper xiv.. 298 Gills (W. F.) Life of Poe xiv.. Gods Word Through Preaching. (John Hall) xi.. 294 Goethe and Schiller. (H. H. Boyesen) ~ 147 Goodales (Elaine and I)ora Read) Apple Blossoms xvii.. Gordons (H. L.) Pauline and Other Poems ~ Gosses (Edmund W.) New Poems XIX..790 Gosses (Edmund W.) Poems XII.. 758 Gosses (Edmund W.) Studies in the Literature of Northern Europe XVIII. .470 Grammar of Painting and Engraving. (A. A. C. Blanc) xviu. Grays (Asa) Darwiniana XIII. .278 Grays (Asa) Natural Science and Religion Xx..I 52 Grays (Mrs.) Fourteen Months in Canton ~.. 947 Greens (John R.) Readings from English History XVIII.. 947 Guernseys (Alfred H.) Thomas Carlyle XIX. .474 Guido and Lita. (Marquis of Lorne) xi.. Guizots History of France XVI.. 443 Gunnar. (H. H. Boyesen) XX. .155 Hahhertons (John) Helens Babies ...... XIII. .280 Hahhertons (John) The Barton Experiment Evolution of Man and The jenc o Road XIII. .873 Haeckels (Ernst) XIX ~49 Halls (John) Gods Word Through Preaching XI.. 294 Hamertons (P. G.) Life of Turner XVIII.. 146 Hamiltons (Gail) Common School System XX. .796 Handful of Honeysuckle. (A. 1\8. F. Rohinson) XVIII.. 153 Hand of Ethelberta, The. (Thomas Hardy) ....... 35 Hardys (Thomas) Return of the Native, and Blacks (i Macbed of Dare . XVII. .910 Hardys (Thomas) 1he Hand of Ethelberia XIII.. 235 Hares (A. J. C.) Cities of Northern and Central Italy . XII.. a8i Harlands (Marion) Loitering in Pleasant Paths XX.. 475 Harpers Latin Dictionary XIX. .629 Hartes (Bret) Drift from Two Shores XVI.. 752 Hartes (Bret) Thankful Blossom XIV.. a65 Hartes (Bree) The American Argonauts XI .442 Hartes (Bret) Twins of liable Mountain XIX. .473 Harveys (Peter) Reminiscences of Webster XV.. 896 Hawortha. (Frances H. Burnett) XIX. .151 Hawthorne. (Henry James, Jr.) XIX. .943 Hawthorne and Other Poems. (E. C. Stedman) XV.. 434 Hawthornes (julian) Sebastian Serome XIX. .944 Hawthornes (Nathaniel) The Scarlet Letter XV.. 438 Helens Babies. (John Habberton) XIII. .280 Her Dearest Foe. (Mrs. Alexander) XII. .280 Hesperus. (Charles de Kay) XX.. 470 H. Hs Bits of Travel at Home XVI. .903 Higginsons (T. W.) Short Studies of American Authors I XIX.. 792 His Inheritance. (Adeline Trafton) XVII.. i~6 His Majesty, Myself XIX.. 792 Histoncal Paintings, Two xi.. 903 History of American Politics. (Alexander Johnston) xix. .633 History of Roman Literature. (C. T. Crutewell) XVII.. 759 Holmess (0. W.) Memoir of Motley xviii. .152 Holmess 10. W.) Poems xv.. Holmess (0. W.) The School Boy x~u.. 760 Home Interiors. (E. C. Gardner) XVI.. 442 Home Pastoral,. (Bayard Taylor) XI.. 445 Hooper (W. H.) and Phillipss (W. C.) Manual of Marks on Pottery xvi. .253 Hoosier Mosaics. (1\laurice Thompson) xi.. Hosmers (James K.) Short History of German Literature xx.. 309 House Beautiful, The. (Clarence Cook) xv.. 279 Howellss (W. D.) Lady of the Aroostook xviii.. Howellss (W. D.) Undiscovered Country xx.. Hughess (Thomas) Manliness of Christ xx.. Hunts (Bonavia) History of Music XVII.. Huttons (R. H.) Essays in Criticism xiv.. ii8 Huxleys (T. H.) Crayfish xx.. ~c8 Idyl of Work, An. (Lucy Larcom) xi.. Illustrated Books, Two XVII.. 762 Imaginary Conversations. (Walter S. Landor) xiv.. Ifia Impressions of Theophrastcs Such: (George Eliot) xviii.. 791 In Memoriam. (Mrs. Gould) xiii.. 724 Inn Album, The. (Robert Browning) xi. .752 Intemational Episode, An. (Henry James, Jr.) Xviii.. 148 In the Levant. (Charles Dudley Warner) xiii.. 727 In the Wilderness. (Charles Dudley Warner) xvi.. 751 Is Life worth Living? (William H. Mallock) xviii.. 788 Jacquemarts (Alberr) History of Ceramic Art xv.. 210 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) An International Episode xvm.. 148 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Crnfidence XX.. 311 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Daisy Miller Xvii.. 6c9 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) French Poets and Novelists xvi.. 438 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Hawthorne XIX. .943 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Roderick Hudson XI.. ~88 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) The American ~ .406 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) The Europeans x~.. Jan of the Windmill. (J. H. Ewing) XIV.. 720 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 29 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Jansons (Kristofer) Spell-Bound Fiddler xx.. Jarvess (James Jackson) Glimpse at the Art of Japan XII. .135 Jeifriess (13. Joy) Color Blindness xvui. .942 Jericho Road, The. (John Habberton) xiii. .873 Johnson IXIanor, Ihe. (James Kent) xvi.. 597 Johnstons (Alexander) History of American Polities xix. .633 Joness (Thomas) History of New York during the Revolutionary War xviii. .790 Joseph and His Bre;hren. (Charles Wells) xu.. 276 Joyees (R. D.) Blanid XIX. .310 Joyees (R. D.) Deirdre XIII.. 569 Juveniles, A Sheaf of XI.. 296 Kearys (C. F.) Dawn of History XVIII.. 795 Ke.nhles (Fanny) Reeords of a Girlhood xviii.. Kents (James) The Johnson Manor XVI. .597 Kera.nos. (H. W. Longfellow) XVI. .441 Kindergarten at Home, The xii.. 6o2 Kings (Edward) Eehoes from the Orient xx. .944 Kiiigs (Edward) Freneh Politieal Leaders xii. .134 Kingsley, Charles xiv. .227 Klunzingers (C. B.) Upper Egypt XV. .895 Lady of the Aroostook, The. (W. D. Howells) XVIII. .250 Lamhs (Charles and Mary) Poetry for Children xv. .6oo Land and Game Birds of New England. (N. D. Minot) XVI.. 298 Land of Dreams, and Other Poems, The. (H. S. Coruwell) XVIII. .315 Landors (W. S.) Imaginary Conversations xiv.. 862 Langs (A.) Ballades in Blue China XX.. 795 Laniers (Sidney) Seienee of English Verse xx. .473 Larcoms (Luey) An Idyl of Work XI. .135 LArt XVII.. 450, 762 XVIII.. 630; XIX. .630, 948 Latin Dierionary, Freunds XIX. .629 Le Brun (Mine. Vig~e), Souvenirs of XIX. .632 Le Costume Historique. (A. Raeinet) XVII.. 76t Leetures on Presehing. (Phillips Brooks) XVI.. 152 Lelands (C. G.) Life of Lineolo XIX. .312 Letters and Soeial Aims. (R. W. Emerson) xi.. 896 Letters of Charles Diekens, Ihe XIX. .470 Lihrary Notes. (A. P. Russell) XI.. 448 Lies (Jonas) The Pilot and his Wife XII. .909 Life and Faith. (George MeKuight) XVII.. 609 Life and Letters of Madame Bonaparte. (Eugene L. Didier) XVIII.. 792 Life of St. Paul. (F. W. Farrar) XIX. .472 Light. (A. M. Mayer and Charles Barnard) XV.. 138 Light of Asia, The. (Edwin Arnold) XIX..468 Lineolo, Life of. (Charles G. Leland) XIX. .312 Lindans (Rudolph) Stories XVIII.. 325 Lintons (XV. J.) Hints on Wood-Engraving XIX. .792 Loan Exhihition, The Seenud XVII.. 444 Loeusts and Wild Honey. (John Burroughs) XVIII..63t Loiterings in Pleasant Paths. (Maijon Harland) XX.. 475 London Soeial Life, Impressions of. (E. S. Nadal) XI. .234 Longfellow (H. W.), A New Edition of XVIII. .473 Longfellows (H. W.) Keramos XVI. .442 Longfellows (H. W.) Mas4ue of Pandora and Other Poems XI. .444 Longfellows (H. W.) Skeleton in Armor XIII. .424 Longs (John D.) Translation of the ~Eneid XX.. 475 Lornes (ihe Marquis of) Guido and Lita XI.. 592 Loubats (J. F.) Medallic History of the United States Xvii.. 762 Louisiana. (Frances H. Burnett) XX.. 320 Lovers Tale, The. (Alfred Tennyson) XVIII.. 628 Lowells (James Russell) Among My Books. (Second series) XI.. 747 Lowells (Robert) Stories from an Old Dutch Town xvii.. 6io Lubke, An American Edition of XV.. 743 MacDonalds (George) A Double Story XI.. 590 MacDonalds (George) St. George and St. Michael XI.. 589 MacDonalds (George) Thomas Wingfold, Curate XII. .760 Macdonalds (James M.) The Life and Writings of St. John XIV. .722 Macleod, Norman, Life of. (Donald Macleod) XII.. 279 Mallocks (W. H.) Is Life Worth Living? XVIII.. 788 Manliness of Christ, The. (Thomas Hughes) XX.. Mansfields (E. D.) Personal 1\Iemories XVIII.. 472 Marriage in High Life, A. (Octave Feuillet) XIV.. 119 Marshalls (John) Recitals XVIII.. 473 Martineans (Harriet) Autobiography XV.. 237 Masque of Pandora and Other Poems, The. (H. W. Longfellow) XI.. 444 Mathews, Charles James, Life of. (Charles Dickens) XIX. .154 Matthowss (J. B.l The Theaters of Paris XX. .311 Maudsleys (Henry) Physiology of Mind XVI. .904 Mayer (A. M.) and Barnards (Charles) Light xv.. 1\Iayers (A. M.) Sound XVII. .446 MeKuights (George) Life and Faith XVII.. 609 McLaughlins (Louise) China Painting XV.. 897 Medallie History of the United States. (J. F. Loubat) XVII.. 761 Mediteval Church History, Lectures on. (R. C. Trench) XVII.. 449 Memoir of Motley. (Dr. 0. W. Holmes) XVIII.. 152 Michael Angelo. (C. H. Wilson) XII. .439 Michael Strogoff. (Jules Verne) XIII. .873 Millers (Joaquin) Songs of Italy xvii.. 6o6 Millers (Joaquin) The Ship in the Desert XI.. 590 Millers (John) Questions Awakened by the Bible XIV. .410 Ministry of the Word, The. (W. M. Taylor) XII. .920 30 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Minots (N. D.) Land and Game Birds of New England xvi.. 298 Miracle in Stone, A. (j. A. Seiss) xviii. .469 Miss Hitchcocks Wedding Dress ..... xu.. Mitchells (Donald G.) About Old Story-Tellers................................... xv. Modern Philosophy. (Francis Bowen) xv., Moh med and Mohammedanism. (R. Bosworth Smith) xi.. Molloys (J. L.) Our Autumn Holiday on French ~ xviii.. Money in its Relations to trade and Industry. (F. A. Walker) xviii.. 626 Moore, thomas, Collected Fragments of xvi.. 295 Moral Philosophy. (Francis Bowen) xv.. 234 Morriss (XVilliam) A~neids of Virgi xii.. 278 Morriss (William) Story of Sigurd xu. .724 Mullers (Max) Origin and Growth of Religion xviii.. Mummies and Moslems. (Charles D. Warner) XII.. 759 Music, History of. (Bonavia Hunt) XVII. .256 Nadals (F. S.) Impressions of London Social Life XI. .234 Napiers (Macvey) Correspondence xviii. ~ Natural Science and Religion. (Asa Gray) xx.. 252 Nero. (W. XV. Story) XI. .444 New Greece. (Lewis Sargeant) XVIi. .923 No Name Series, Ihe XIII..569; XIv..567; XViIi. .249, 633; Xix.. 791 Norman Conquest, The. (Edward A. Freeman) XIII.. 725 Norse Mythology. (R. B. Anderson) Xi.. 292 Norway, A Summer in. (John Dean Caton) XI.. 232 Odds and Ends. (Henry A. Beers) XViI. .304 Ode of Life, The XX. .943 Odyssey. A New Translation of. (S. A. Butcher) XIX. .253 Old Creole Days. (G. W. Cable) Xviii. .472 Oliphants (Mrs.) Whiteladies Xii. .234 One Summer XII. .280 Opperts (Ernest) Book about Corea XX. .253 OReillys Songs, Legends and Ballads XVII.. 607 Ornithology. (Alexander Wilson) XVII. Orthodoxy. (Joseph Cook) ~v. .894 Pages (H. A.) thomas De Quincey XIV.. 569 Palfreys (F. W.) Memoir of William Francis Bartlett XVI.. 594 Parkmans (Francis) Frontenac and New France Under Louis XIV XVI.. 595 Patteson, John Coleridge. (Miss Yonge) i. .592 Pauline and Other Poems. (H. L. Gordon) XVI.. 904 Paysons (Edward) Doctor Tom XVI.. 599 Phelpss (E. S.) Poetic Studies XI.. 235 Phelpss (E. S.) Sealed Orders XIX. .474 Phelpss (E. S.) The Story of Avis XV.. 280 Phelpss (XV. F.) Teachers Hand-Book . XI.. 447 Philosophy, The Concord Summer School of xviii.. 326 Physiology of Mind. (Henry Maudsley) XVI.. 904 Piatts (J. J.) Western Windows XVI. .440 Piatts )l\Irs. S. M. B.) Poems XIV.. uS Pierces (E. L.) Memoir of Sumner ..... 277 Pilot, the, and his Wife. (Jonas Lie) XII. .909 Plains, The, and their Inhabitants. (Richard Irving Dodge) . XIII..5~5 Plato on Socrates. (The New Translation) XVIII.. 472 Poe (Edgar A.), Life of. (William F. Gill) xiv.. 859 Poetic Interpietation of Nature, On. (J. C. Shairp) XV. 440 Poetic Localities of Cambridge. (W. J. Stiliman) XI.. 448 Poetic Studies. (Elizabeth Stuart Phelps) Xi.. 235 Poetry for Children. (Charles and Mary Lamb) xv. .6oo Poetry, .Reccnt American XVI.. 440 Poetry, Recent, by Women xix. .634 Poet, The Last New xiii.. 569 Poke o Moonshine. (L. C. Strong) XVII.. 6o~ Political Science. (Theodore D. Woolsey) XV.. 597 Popes Game-Birds and Water-tow .xvi.. 597 Popular History of the United States. (William Cullen Bryant) XII.. 599 Portfolio of Proof Impressions, A, from ScRInNER and ST. NIcHoLAs. (First Series)..xix.. 309 Pottery, Manual of Marks on. (W. H. Hooper and W. C. Phillips) Xvi.. Prayer Meeting, The. (L. 0. Thompson) xvii. .622 Pray for the Holy Spirit. (Win. Scribner) XI.. 902 Preaching without Notes. (R. S. Storrs) XI.. 295 Prince Deukalion. (Bayard Taylor) xvii.. 602 Printing, The Invention of. (Theodore L. De Vinne) XVI.. 593 Prometheus. (S. P. Putnam) XVI.. 599 Putnams (S. P.) Prometheus XVI.. 599 Racinets (A.) History of Costume xiv. 86r Railroads, (harles Francis Adams, Jr., on XVII. .252 Reades (Charles) A Woman Hater xiv..mo Readings from English History. (John R. Green) XVIII.. 947 Recollections of Writers. (Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke) XVII.. 307 Records of a Girlhood. (Frances A. Kemble) xviii.. i~u Religion of Evolution, The. (M. J. Savage( XIV.. 220 Religion, Origin, and Growth of. (Max Muller) XVIII.. 245 Reminiscences of an Idler. (Henry Wikoff) XX.. 945 RlmlIsat, Mine. de, Memoirs xx.. Renaissance in Italy. (John A. Symonds) xviii. .629 Ricords (F. W.) Iranslations xx. .636 Rise of the Huguenots. (Henry M. Baird) XIX. .322 Robinsons (A. M. F.) Handftil of Honeysuckle XVIII.. 253 Roderick Hudson. (Henry James, Jr.) xi.. 588 Rodman the Keeper. (Constance F. Woolson) xx. .633 Roes (E. P.) Success with Small Fruits XX.. 795 PART TWO. VOLS. XL TO XX. 31 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Pag~. Rousselets (Louis) Serpent-Charmer xix. .634 Roxy. (Edward Eggleston) xvii.. 302 Rudder Grange. (Frank R. Stockton) xviii.. 473 Russells (A. P.) Library Notes XI. .448 Sagas, Recent Translations of the xiii.. 871 St. George and St. Michael. (George MacDonald) xi.. ~89 St. John, The Life and Writings of. (James M. Macdonald) xiv.. 721 St. Paul at Athens. (Charles Shakespeare) XVIII.. 794 Sargeants (Lewis) New Greece XVII. .913 Savages (Xl. J.) The Religion of Evolution xiv.. 120 Scarlet Letter, The. (Nathaniel Hawthorne) xv. ~ Schaffs (Philip) Commenta XVii.. 759 School-Boy. The. (Oliver Wendell Holmes) XVII.. 760 School Experiment at Quincy, Mass., The. (C. F. Adams, Jr.) XIX. .794 Science of English Verse. (Sidney Lanier) XX. .473 Scribners (XVilliam) Pray for the Holy Spirit xi.. 901 Sealed Orders. (E. S. Phelps) XIX. .474 Sehastian Strome. (Julian Hawthorne) XIX. .944 Seelyes (Julius H.) Christian Missions XI. .448 Seisss (J. A.) . Miracle in Stone, and Voices from Babylon XVIII. .469 Sermons. (Phillips Brooks) xvii.. 6ir Serpent-Charmer, Ihe. (Louis Rousselet) XIX. .634 Shadow of the Sword, The. (Robert Buchanan) XIV.. 120 Shairps (J. C.) On Poetic Interpretation of Nature XV. .440 Shakespeares (Charles) St. Paul at Athens XVIII.. 794 Shelley. (Edited by R. H. Stoddard) XIII. .570 Shieldss (C. XV.) The Final Philosophy XV.. 744 Ship in the Desert, The. (Joaquin Miller) XI.. 590 Short History of German Literature. (James K. Hosmer) XX.. 309 Short Studies. (J. A. Froude) XIV. .409 Sidonie. (Alphonse Daudet) XIV.. 119 Sights and Insights. (Adeline D. T. Whitney) XIi..439 Signor Monaldinis Niece XVIII.. 149 Skeleton in Armor, The. (H. W. Longfellow) XIII. .424 Skeltons Essays in Romance XX. .635 Smiths (George) Chaldean Account of Genesis XI.. 899 Smiths (H. B.) Faith and Philosophy XV. .435 Smiths (H. H.) Brazil XIX. .794 Smiths (R. Bosworth) Mohammed and Mohammedanism XI.. 133 Social Science XI. .901 Social Science at Saratoga XIII..277 Socrates XVIII.. 471 Songs and Sonnets. (Maurice F. Egan) XVIII.. 316 Songs, Legends, and Ballads. (John Boyle OReilly) XVII.. 607 Songs of Italy. (Joaquin Miller) xvii.. 6o6 Songs of Religion and Life. (John Stuart Blackie) XII..133 Songs of the Spnngtide. (A. C. Swinburne) XX.. 943 Souiid. (A. M. Mayer) XVII.. 446 Souvenirs of Madame Vig6e Le Brun xIx..631 Spell-Bound Fiddler, The. (Kristofer Janson) XX. .475 Stanley in Africa XVII.. 450 Stebbinss (Emma) Charlotte Cushman XVI.. 596 Stedmans (E. C.) Hawthorne, and Other Poems XV. .434 Stedmans (E. C.) Victorian Poets xi. .~89 Sternes (Stuart) Angelo XVII.. 303 Stickneys (Albert) True Republic, A XVIII. .941 Stilimans (W. J.) Poetic Localities of Cambridge XI.. 448 Stocktons (F. R.) Rudder Grange XVIII.. 473 Stories from an Old Dutch Town. (Robert Lowell) xvii.. 610 Storrss (R. S.) Preaching without Notes XI.. 294 Story of an Honest Man, The. (Edmond About) XX. .947 Story of Sigurd, The. (William Morris) XIII. .724 Storys (W. W.) Nero XI. .444 Streets (A. B.) Burgoyne XVI. .440 Strongs (L. C.) Poke o Moonshine XVII. .607 Studies in German Literature. (Bayard Taylor) XIX. .471 Studies in the Literature of Northern Europe. (E. W. Gosse) XVIII.. 470 Stump Drawing, Examples for. (Susan N. Carter) XIV.. 267 Subterranean Outlet to the Upper Lake Region, is there a XII. .762 Success with Small Fruits. (Edward P. Roe) XX.. 795 Sumner (Charles) Mensoir of. (Edward L. Pierce) XV.. 277 Surly Tim, and other Stories. (Frances H. Burnett) XV.. 281 Swinburnes (A. C.) Erechtheus XII.. 130 Swinburnes (A. C.) Songs of the Springtide XX.. 943 Symondss (J. A.) Renaissance in Italy xviii.. 629 Tales of the Chesapeake. ( Gath ) XX.. 946 Taylors (Bayard) Boys of Other Countries XIV.. 120 Taylors (Bayard) Critical Essays and Literary Notes xx. .632 Taylors (Bayard) Home Pastorals XI. .445 Taylors (Bayard) Prince Deukalion XVII.. 602 Taylors (Bayard) Studies in German Literature XIX. .471 Taylors (W. M.) Ministry of the Word XII. .910 leachers Hand-Book. (William E. Phelps) XI.. 447 Tender Recollections of Irene Macgillicuddy, The XVI.. 598 Tenneys (Sanborn) Elements of Zoilogy XI.. 295 Tennysons (Alfred) The Lovers Tale xviii.. 628 Tent Work in Palestine. (C. R. Conder) XVII.. 758 Thackeray. (Anthony Trollope) XVIII.. 632 Thankful Blossom. (Bret Harte) XIV.. 265 That Lass o Lowries. (Frances H. Burnett) XIV.. 265 32 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Thaxteri. (Celia) Drift-Weed xvn.. 760 Theaters of Paris. (J. Brander Matthews) xx.. 311 Theophilus and Others. (Mary Mapes Dodge) xiii.. 36 1homas Wingfold, Curate. (George MacDonald) XII.. 760 Thompsons (J. P.) The United States as a Nation xv. .438 Thompsons (Lewis 0.) The Prayer Meeting xvii.. 612 tti~ompsons (Maurice) Hoosier Mosaics XI.. 447 Thompsons (Maurice) Witchery of Archery xvi.. Ticknor, George, Life of xii.. 6oi Tolstoys (Leo) The Cossacks xvi.. Tory History of the Revolution, The xviii.. 790 Tourgu9neffs (Ivan) Virgin Soil xv.. 36 Trafeons (Adeline) His Inheritance xvii. .i~6 Trafrons (Mark) Sketches xv.. 6oo Transcendentalism and Orthodoxy. (Joseph Cook) xv.. 894 Transcendentalism in New England. (0. B. Frothiugham) xii.. 6ou Travel, Recent Books of xx.. 311 Travel, Two Books of XIII. .727 Trenchs Lectures on Medi~val Church History XVII.. 449 Trip to England, The. (William Winter) XVII. .911 Triumph of Love, The. (Ella Dietz) xvii. .305 Trollopes (Anthony) Thackeray xviii.. 632 True Repuhlic, A. (Alhert Stickney) xviii.. 941 Turner (J. 65. W.) Life of. (Philip G. Hamerton) xviii.. 146 Twain, Mark, A New Book hy XIII. .874 Twenty Poems. (R. K. Weeks) XIII. .422 Twins of Tahle Mountain, The. (Bret Harte) XIX. .473 Tylers (61. C.) American Literature XVII.. 757 Typhoid and its Causes. (George E. Waring, Jr.) XVII.. 913 Under the Empire. (J. B. H.) XVII. .913 Undiscovered Country, The. (W. D. Howells) XX. .793 United States as a Nation, The. (J. P..Thompson) v. .438 Unseen World, The. (John Fiske) XIV. .266 Upper egypt. (C. B. Klunzinger) xv. .895 Vassar College, The Arc Collection of XI.. 593 Venice. (Charles Triarte) XIX. .314 Vernes (Jules) Exploration of the Worid XIX. .313 Vernes (Jules) Michael Strugoff XIII. .873 Victorian Poets. (Edmund Clarence Stedman) Xi.. 289 Vincents (M. R.) Gates into the Psalm Country XVIII. ~ Viollet-le-Ducs Discourses on Architecture XI.. 587 5~irgin SoiL (Ivan Tourgu8neff) xv.. i36 V oices from Bahylon. (J. A. Seiss) xviii.. 469 Walfords (L. B.) Cousins XVIII. .946 Walker (Francis A.) on Money xviii. .626 Warings (George E., Jr.) A Farmers Vacation xi.. 898 Warings (George E., Jr.) Typhoid and its Causes xvii. .913 Warners (Charles Dudley) Being a Boy XV.. 399 Warners (Charies Dudley) In the Levant ....... 727 Warners (Charles Dudley) In the Wilderness vi.. 751 Warners (Charles Dudley) 6lummies and Moslems XII.. 759 Water-Color Society, Ninth Exhihition of the XI.. 901 Wehster, Reminiscences of. (Peter Harvey) xv.. 896 Weekss (R. K.) Twenty Poems XIII. .422 Wellss (Charles) Joseph and his Brethren xii. .276 Whiteladies. (M. 0. W. Oliphant) XII.. 134 XVhites (R. G.) Every-day English XX.. 791 Whitneys (A. D. T.) Sights and Insights XII. .439 Whittiers (J. G.) Vision of Echard xvii.. 6c6 Wikoffs (Henry) Reminiscences of an Idler xx.. Wild Life in a Southern County xviii.. 632 Will Denbigh, Nohleman XV.. 433 Williamsons (Henry) Ferns of Kentucky xvii.. ~o6 Williams, Roger, As To xm. .726 Wilsons (Alexander) Ornithology XVII.. 912 Wilsons The Ahode of Snow XI.. 59 Wines, Dr. E. C., and his Last Work XIX. .946 Winter Sunshine. (John Burroughs) XI.. 749 Winters (William) The Trip to England xvii.. 911 Witchery of Archery, The. (Maurice Thompson) xvi.. Woman Hater, A. (Charles Reade) XIV. .720 Wonder World Stones XV.. 440 Wood-Engraving, Hints on. (W. J. Linton) Ix - .792 Woolseys (T. D.) Communism and Socialism XIX. .789 Woolseys (T. D.) Polilical Science XV.. 597 Woolsons (C. F.) Rodman the Keeper xx. .633 Worthy Women of Our First Century xv.. 282 Vonges (Miss) John Coleridge Pacceson xi.. 591 Vounger Edda. (R. B. Anderson) XX. .154 Yriartes (Chades) Venice XIX. .314 Zolilogy, Elements of. (S. Tenney) XI.. 295 Cupid and Mars JJo;-aee P. Scudofer xi. .322 Currants for Home and Market.5 (See Fruits, Small, Success with.) Currencies, French and American Arna.ca Walker XI. .227 Cushman, Charlotte John P. Stockton XII.. 262 Cushman, Charlotte. (Emma Stebhins) Culture and Progress XVI.. 596 Cutlery Steel, Rolled he Worlds Work XII. .284 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 33 Vol. Page. Cypriote Inscriptions, The Isaac H. flail XX. .205 Bilingual of De Vogud XX.. 205 Inscription on Box of Stone, votive offer- Bilingual Tablet of Dali 206 ing to Paphian Aphrodite, found at Dedicatory Inscription of Statuette, found Kythrea 209 at Paphos 208 Bronze Tablet of Dali t. Obverse 210 Bronze Tablet of Dali it. Reverse 220 Cyprus. (Palma di Cesnola) Culture and Progress XVI.. 151 D A CAPO. Poem. (II. C. Bunner) Bric-d-Brac. . .. .. XIV.. 574 Dairy Ventilation Tue Worlds Work.. XIII. .284; XV.. 448 Daisy Miller. (Henry James, Jr.) (ulture and Progress XVII. .609 Dales (R. W.) Impressions of America XVII. .307 Damascus by Diligence,* To J. Augustus Johnson XIV.. 837 Illus. The Call to Prayer xiv.. i~ Sherbet 140 Davoud Pasha 238 Interior, with Fountain 242 The Start for Damascus 238 A Fountain in the Court-yard 142 An Arab Gypsy Encampment i~ A Bazaar 143 A Street in Damascus 239 Abd-El-Kader An Oriental Shave 240 Home Lifc in Damascus 144 Dana, C. L. Leaves from a new Shorter Catechism Brie-) -B rae XVII. .455 Dana, Henrietta C. A Queen at School XV.. 868 Dana, Richard Henry James Grant Wilson XVIII.. 105 Dana, Richard Henry, Jr. A Slcetch of American Diplomacy XX. .616 Dandyism Topics of the Tune XX.. 788 Daniel Deronda. (George Eliot) Culture and Pro6oress XIII.. 133 Daniels, R. L. The Acadians of Louisiana5 XIX. .383 Darien. (See Piercing the American Isthmus.) Darwiniana. (Asa Gray ) (ulture and Progress XIII. .278 Darwins (Charles) Animals and Plants under Domestication. XII. .907 Daudets (Alphonse) Sidonie XIV.. 119 Davis, Rebecca Harding, Papers by: Old Landmarks in Philadelphia XII.. 245 Walballa xx.. 239 A Sunday in Limeburgh xv.. 323 Dawn.Eve. Poem H. H XVII.. 225 Dawn of History. (C. F. Keary) (Yilture and Progress XVIII.. 795 Day Dreams. ~ Poem Hannah N. Hudson XIII. .289 Days and Nights in Concord. From Unpublished MS JienryD. Thoreau XVI.. 721 Days and Voices. Poem George Parsons Lathrop XIII.. 67 Dazey, Charles T., Poems by: Storm Music xlv. .207 February Rain. xv.. 561 The Poets Art xiv.. 712 The Astronomer xvI.. 32 D., B. W. A Rural Art Association Home and Society XVI. .591 Dead Beat Nuisance, The Topics of the Tune XII.. 592 Dead Bee, The. Poem. (Fletcher Bates) Brie-) -B rae XV.. 288 Deadxvood Mystery, The Great. (American Edition only) Bret Harte XVII. .177 Deaf Mute Instruction. (English Edition only) Isabella T. Hopkins XVII. . 177 Dean, Mary. A Short Essay on Washing home and Society XVIII. .940 Death-bed of Mrs. OFlaherty, The. Poem. (David S. Foster) . Bric-)-Brac XVII. .920 Debonair. A Blue-Stocking. Poem XVII. .919 Declaration of Independence.5 (See Signing, The Story of the.) Decoration, Interior The Worlds Work XII, .283 Decoration, Too Much H XVI.. 150 Decoration, Two Kinds of. (M. L. E.) Home and Society XIX. .466 Decoration, Xylographic The Worlds Work XIII. .428 Decorative Art, A few Features of. (Lizzie W. Cham~ney).... Bric-)-Brac XVII. .919 Decorative Art, Society of. (See Antiques,5 A few, etc.) Deeds, Photographic Registry of The Wrlds Work XI.. 756 Deer-Hunting on the Au Sable W. Mackay Laffan XV.. 753 Illus. A General Surprise xv.. ~ Hung Up .760 Up Saginaw Bay ~ Rather Unexpected 762 Our Captain 755 Under the Cedars 762 Thompsons 7~g On the Runway 763 Our Backwoodsman 756 A Voung Backwoodsman 764 It must be in the Climate 756 A Clean Shot 764 Camp Erwin ~ A Torch of the Au Sable 765 On the Au Sable 758 The Beauties of Rafling 766 Head of Cervus Virginianus ~ A Ton and a Half of Venison 767 A Tale of Love, Jealousy, and Death 759 De Foe Family in America,* The Mary B. Ireland XII.. 68 Illus. Chair of Daniel De Foe xii.. 64 De Gubrin, Maurice. Poem Maurice P. Egan XVI.. 212 3 34 INDEX. Vol. Page. Do Gustibus Charles L. Eastlahe XVII..737 Deirdr~. (Robert D. Joyce) Culture and Progress XIII. .569 De Kay, Charles1 Papers by: The Last Pine. Poem XIII.. 317 The Four Konans. Wales. A. D. 560. In the University Tower (New York, Poem xviii.. 94 July, 1863). Poem XIII. .520 Was it Love or Hatred9 xviii. .242 France to America5 xiv.. 129 Invocation. Poem XVIII. .280 Hesperus. Poem xv.. 266 The Blush. Poem xviii.. 782 Peace. Poem XV.. 519 On the Piping Shepherd of Fortuny.5 in Arcana Sylvarum. Poem vi. .141 Poem xviii. .824 Fine junge Amerikanerin xvi.. 652 Boozy Little Bat.0 Poem XIX. .500 Little People. Poem XVII.. 537 The Tornado. Poem XIX. .936 Mod:jeska* XVII.. 665 Success. Poem XX. .169 De Kays (Charles) Hesperus and Other Poems Culture and Progress XX.. 470 Do Kays (Charles) The Bohemian XVII. .610 Delta. Fernando Noronha. The Penal Settlement of Brazil XI.. 534 Democracy Culture and Progress XX.. 474 Denison, Mary A. The Miners Story. Poem III.. 30 Dennis, Charles Ii. Epigrams Brie-k-B rae xix. .640 Dental Drill Stop-motion The Worlds Work XVII.. 916 Denver, Colorado. (See Metropolis of the Rocky Mountains, The.) De Ole Oman and Me. Poens. (A. C. Gordon) Brie-k -B rae XV.. 752 Departed, A Word for the 7bpies of the Time XIII.. 267 Do Peyster, J. Watts. The First Breech-loading Rifle5 Communications XIX. .939 De Quincey, Thomas Culture and Progress XIV.. 569 De Rdmusats Memoirs. (See Napoleon, Two Views of.) Do Rdmusats (Mine.) Memoirs , XX. .151 Do Rosis Hibernis. Poem Edmund W. Cosse XX.. 449 Derrick, Steam The Worlds Work XII.. 764 Descent of the Angel, The S. M. B. Piatt XVIII.. III Desire, A. Poem Susan M. Spalding XVI.. 878 Despotism, Popular .... Topics of the Time XVII. .439 Destiny. Poem Emma Lazarus XVIII.. 751 Detmold. (W. H. Bishop) Culture and Pro5 ress XVIII.. 946 Do Vere, Mary Ainge, Poems by: Her Treasures XIII. .215 Wings. (After Bonalde) XVII.. 767 The False Oracle XIV. .61p A Poor Mother XVIII.. 721 A Womans Letter XIV.. 721 Sad Spring XX. .274 The Lovers Choice v.. 124 Do Vinne, Theodore L., Papers by: John Gutenherg* XII.. 73 The Growth of Wood-cut Printing * xix.. 16o [xx.. 34 Do Vinnes (Theodore L.) Invention of Printing~ Culture and Progress XVI.. 593 Dexter, Laura. The Changes of the Hour. Poem Brie-k-B rae XIII.. 736 Diamonds) (See To South Africa for Diamonds.) Dianthus Barbatus. Poem. (Josephine Pollard) Brie-k-B rac XX. .319 Dick William Hawley Smith XVIII.. 923 Dickens,5 About England with XX. .494, 641 Illus. Barnet, where Oliver Twist met the Art- Deans Court, Doctors Commons 645 ful Dodger xx .496 The Ahhey Gate, Bury St. Edmtinds 646 The Clock of St. Andrews 496 The Green Gate, St. Clements Church- Seven Dials 497 yard, Ipswich 646 Kew Bridge op the Thames 49~ The Opposite Side of Goswell Street .647 London Bridgethe Landing Stairs son Grays Inn 645 Newgate Prisonthe Old Bailey 501 Gate-way. Lincolns Inn 649 That part of the Thames on which the George Inn 651 church at Rotherhithe ahuts 502 New Inn 652 Copperlelds Recollections of Canterhury .641 Dothehoys Hall 653 Rochester Castle 642 Pump at Dothehoys Hall .654 Bull Inn at Rochester 643 Theater at Portsmouth White Hart Inn, High Street 644 Ralph Nicklehys Mansion 6~6 Dickens, Charles, The Letters of Culture and Progress XIX. .470 Dickens. Poem Bdgar Faweett XV. .224 Dickenss Life of Charles James Mathews (ulture and Progress Xix.. 154 Dickinson, Ellen E. The Book of Mormon XX. .613 Dickinsons (Mary Lowe) Among the Thorns (ulture and Progress XX.. 948 Dictation Exercises. (Virginia S. Imlia) Brie-k-B roe XIX.. 477 Dictionary of Americanisms. (J. R. Bartlett) Culture and Progress XVI.. 439 Didier, Eugene L., Papers by: Madame Bonapartes Letters from Eu- Congress and International Copyright.xx. .232 rope XVIII.. 219, ~Ii Didiers Life and Letters of Madame Bonaparte Culture and Progress XVIII.. 792 Dies Irm. A Revised Translation John A. Dix XI.. 797 Dietz, Ella. A Lovers Answer. Poem XIX.. 782 Dietzs (Ella) The Triumph of Love (ulture and Progress XVII.. 305 Difference, A. Poem. (D. S. Foster) Brie-k-B roe XIV. .415 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 35 ls?. Page. Difference, The. (Joseph A. Torrey) Brie-cl -B rae XIII.. 736 Dillaye, Stephen D. The Transportation Question xvi.. 682 Dinner-Table, Decoration of the. (Sacharissa) Bonie and Society XVIII. .467 Diplomacy, American, A Sketch of Bicheird henry Dana xx.. 6i6 Diplomates and Consuls, Our Albert Rhodes xiii.. 169 Disintegrator, Improved The Worlds Work XII. .137 Disraeli,5 Benjamin F. .5. Nodal XIV.. 190 Illus. The Aulhor of Vivian Grey XIV. .192 The Author of Lothair 193 DIstriaj Dora Grace A. Ellis XVII. .225 Diving-Bell, Telescopic The Worlds Work XII.. 137 Dix, John A., Papers hy: Dies li-se. A Revised Translation .... XI.. 797 Claudian XIII 667 D., L. C. Joe Jefferson in London ... . The Old Galiinet XV.. 130 D., N. H. Speaking Features. Poem Brie-cl .Brac XVIII. .479 Dobson, Austin, Poems by: Two Sermons xviii.. 64 The Water-Cure XVIII. .311 On a Fan that Belonged to the Marquise For a Translation of Theocritus xix.. 96 de Pompadour XVIII.. i6o Poetical Amenities XIX.. 8oo Dobsons (Austin) Poems (ulture and Progress XIX. .945 Dock, Floating and Depositing The Worlds Work XII. .603 Docks,5 A Day on the Charles H Farnham XVIII.. 32 Illus. Among the Figure-Heads xviu.. ~3 Derrick and Dredging Boat 41 A Colton Press ~5 A New Vork Wharf 41 Floating Elevator Transferring Grain from A Garhage Dump 42 a Canal-Boat to an Ocean Steamer 36 A Sidewalk Restaurant 43 A Sectional Dock 37 Sailors Coapel 44. Ship-Chandlery 40 A Spar Vard 45 Doctors, The Manufacture of Topics of the Time XII.. 590 Doctor Tom. (Edward Payson) Culture and Progress XVI. .599 Documents in the Case, The J. Brander Matthews H. C. Bunner XVlII. .755 Dodge, Julia E. An Island of the Sea IV. .652 Dodge, Mary Mapes, Poems by: To Dora XII. .332 Whip-poor-will XIX. .119 The Two Mystenes XII. .883 The Stars XIX. .119 A Valentine XIII. .511 The Grass-World XIX. .196 Shadow-Evidence XVIII.. 583 Dodges (Mrs. i\Iary Mapes) Theophilus and Others 6nltnre and Progress XIII.. 136 Dodges (Richard Irving) The Plains and their Inhabitants XIII. .875 D., 0. E. There is a Natural Body. Poem XX. .913 Dogs. (See Our Pets and Protectors. Dogs, Some American Sporting William M. Tileston XIII.. 768 Illus. Head of Greyhound XIII. .761 Liver-and-White Pointer Ranger Head of Deer-houisd 768 Black-and-White Pointer Whisky 776 The Meet at The Harp and Eagle, Cocker Spaniels Snip and Juliet 776 near Philadelphia, 1823 769 A Fox-Hunt in the Sooth Edward Laverack 770 Irish Water-Spaniel Sinhad .778 Rahhit-Hunting with Beagles 770 Misplaced Confidence 778 Pointers of Fifty Vears Ago 771 Sketch from Punch 779 Retrieving 772 Breakisg Voung Dogs 780 Black-and-White Setter Guy Manner- Ground Plan of Kennel 780 log ~ Front Elevation of Kennel 781 Red Irish Setter Dick 773 Side View of Kennel 781 Gordon Setter Lou 774 Down Charge 711 Head of Pointer Sensation 774 Tail-piece 782 Domestic Nursing. (By a Trained Nurse) Home and Society XVIII.. 786 Domestic Service, Our Francis A. Walker XI. .273 Donner Party, Rescue of the Brie-cl -B rae XI.. 910 Donner Party, The. Letter to the Editor. (C. P. Ride- nour) XII..447 Dorman, Lester M. A Century of Civil Service XV.. 395 Dorr, Julia C. R., Poems by: Weaving the Weh XVI. .406 Merc6d~s, June ~7th, 1171 xvi. .631 Dorrs (Mrs.) Friar Anselmo, and Other Poems Culture dud Progress XIX. .153 Double Story, A. (George MacDonald) XI.. 590 Dove, The. Poem Sidney Lanier XVI.. 140 Dowe, Jennie E. T., Poems by: Song xiv.. i~8 Woful Tale of Jotham Brown XVII.. J aifrey XIV. .868 Four-Leaf Clover0 XVIII.. 704 Dragon-Fly, The. Poem Henry S. Cornzoell XVI.. 696 Dramatists, Foreign, under American Laws B. S. Drone XI.. 90 Dramatists, Foreign, under American Laws - Culture and Progress . XI.. 136 Drawing Apparatus New The Worlds Work XIX. .475 36 INDEX. Vol. P ge. Drawing Instruments, New..,. Tue Worlds Work XVIII.. 796 Dream, A. Poem H. H XIII.. 383 Dreams, Summer Thpics of the Time XIV. . 752 Dredgers, Improved Pneumatic The World s Work XIV.. 864 Dredging, Hydraulic Mining System Applied to xx. Dresden China. * The Royal Saxon Porcelain Works at Meissen . Henry J. Winser xv.. 685 Illus. Potters and Molders xv.. 619 The Presentation of Count Bruhis Tailor Flower and Lace Makers 619 at Court 695 Testing the Baking 690 Friihlich, the Saxon Court Jester 695 Removing the Batch from the Ovens and Baron Schmiedels Pet Aversion 696 the Seggars 691 A Jolly Pagoda 696 The Glazing 692 A Lace-Draped Figure 697 Decoration before Glazing 693 Genii Bearing a Vase 697 A Porcelain Painter at Work 694 Tail-piece 697 Dress Material, Uninflammable The Worlds Work XI.. 905 D., R. H. A Market for Art-Work Home and Society V.. 134 Drift from Two Shores. (Bret Harte) Culture and Progress VI.. 752 Drift-Weed. (Celia Thaxter) XVII.. 760 Drone, E. S. Foreign Dramatists under American Laws XI.. 90 Drone (E. S.) on Copyright (ulture and Progress XXII. .91 I Duck-Shooting.0 (See Bay-Shooting and Canvas-hack and Terrapin.) Duels, French - Gamma XI.. 546 Duke, R. T. W., Jr., Poems by: The War of the Roses xiv. .as Beside Loves Bier xix. .640 Du Manners (George) English Society at Home (ulture and Proc, ress XIX. .947 Duties, Suspected .. Topics of the Time XII. .899 Dwellers in Five-Sisters Court, The. (H. E. Scudder) Culture and Progress XII.. 910 Dwelling-Places. Poem Thomos Wentroorth H4~ginson. XIX.. 767 Dwellings, Fire-proof The Worlds Work XV.. 141 Dwellings, Improved XVI. .300 Dyeing, New Method of XIV. .574 Dyes, Effect of Wrapping-Papers on XIV. .866 Dynamo-Electric Machines in Telegraphy XIX. .950 Dynamo-Electric Machines, New Application of XX.. 638 IE~ ADS Jetties. (See Mississippi Jetties.0) Early Crocus. Poem. (C. P. C.) Bric-d-Brac XIII. .576 Earnest Trifler, An Culture and Progress IX. .474 Earthquake Experience,0 An Louis V. Housel XV.. 662 Illus. We hired a Brigadier for fifty cents .xv..664 She was huoyed to the crest of the wave St. Thomas 665 and carried broadside to the shore~.... 669 The Hurricane at St. Thomas 665 Spanish Brig in the Kings Highway 671 The Fall of the Church-tower 667 After the Tidal Wave 671 The bottom of the roadstead was now St. Elmos Light ,,,,,,,,.,,,, 672 visible for a distance of half a mile~~ 661 Easter, A Lay Sermon for Topics of the Time XIX.. 937 Easterhrook, R. W. Submission. Poem XIII.. 31 Eastlake, Charles L. De Gustibus XVII.. 737 Echoes from the Orient. (Edward King) Culture and Progress XX. . 944 Eckerson, Margaret H. Lissy vi.. 28 Eckford, Henry, Papers by: Hooks and Eyes xi.. 363 Catch. Poem XVI.. 507 From the Atlantic to the Andes * xv.. sIn Edged-Tools, New Form of The Worlds Work XIII..733 Edison,0 A Night with William H. Bishop XVII.. 88 Illus. Publication Office of the Grand Trunk Gossip, by the Megaphone 93 Herald~~ en route xvII.. 19 The Tasimeter 94 The Rescue 91 Making Carbon 95 Steam Telegraphy 92 3 A. M.; Going Home from the Shop 96 The Duet 93 Edisons Electric Light.0 (Authoritative Account) Francis R. Upton. XIX. .535 Illus. Autograph of Thomas A. Edison. (See Edisons Platinum Lamp (half size) Frontispiece.) Edisons Electric Lamp (exact size) 537 Section of Edisons Expansion Regula- Mercury Pumps for producing vacuums ...538 tor xIx. .533 Faradic Generator 539 Edisons Pneumatic Regulator ~ Proposed Central Station 540 Foucaults Regulator 534 Diagram of Meter and System 541 Iffect of Carbon Arc Illumination 535 Edisons Electric Light Meter Effect of General Illumination ~ Edisons Electric Motor 542 Edisons Vibrating Regulator 536 Edisons Dynamometer Edisons Electric Light. A Reply. (Albon Man) Communications XIX. .795 Edisons Electro-Motograph5 The Worlds Work XVIII. - 554 Edisons Inventions.0 (See also Worlds Work, The) Edwin M. Fox XVIII.. 297, 446, 840 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 37 Vol. Page. Edisons System of Fast Telegraphy * Edwin M. Fox XVIII. .840 Illus. Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison, and seven figures, showing the working of the system. Edison, Thomas A. Fac-simile of Handwriting. (Frontispiece Vol. xix.) Editor, An, and his Correspondents. (Macvey N~pier) Culture and Progress XVIII. .943 Editorial Correspondence Topics of the Time XV.. 735 Editorial Trials XIII. .805 Education, Elementary, in England and Wales Henry C. Taylor XI. .397 Education, Industrial Topics of the Time .. 783; XX. .464 Education in Europe. (L. Clarkson) Home and Society xx. .490 Education of Women, A Womans Thoughts upon the. (S. B. H.) .... Communications .XVIII. .460 Edwards, Tryon, Papers by: Pilgrims and Puritans xii.. 222 How do I Know what is the Bihie? . ....... 521 Egan, Maurice F., Poems by: Of Flowers XV.. 858 Theocritus XVII.. 664 Maurice De Gudrin xvi.. 222 Among the Reeds xx. .8a~ Egans (Maurice F.) Songs and Sonnets Culture and Progress XVIII. .316 Eggleston, Edward, Papers by: The Child~Garden* XI. .625 Parsons and Parsons XVII.. 239 Roxy5 XV. .32, 292, 320, 496, 648, 768 To the Clergy XVII. .413 [XVI. .16, 224, 328, ~68, 624, 792 Some Western School.Masters XVII.. 747 The New York Post-Office XVI.. 59 Present Phases ofSunday-schoolWork . XIX. .524 Eggleston, J. R. Uncle Mellick Dines with his Master.... Bric-d-Brac XVIII. .320 Egglestons (Edward) RoXy Culture and Progress XVII.. 302 Eggs and Meat, Preservation of The Worlds Work XI. .905 Egypt, From, to Japan. (H. M. Field) Culture and Progress XV.. 896 Egypt to Palestine, From. (S. C. Bartlett) XIX.. 852 Eichberg, Anna. The Story of Lesken * XVI.. 892 Eighteen Years Alone Emma C. Hardacre XX.. 657 Eine Junge Amerikanerin Charles dc Kay XVI.. 652 Electrical Deposition of Metals The Worlds Work XV.. 286 Electrical Novelties, Some XVIII. .636 Electrical Separators, New XV. .948 Electrical Signal, Simple XIX. .638 Electric Balance . XIX.. 476 Electric Burner, New XIII. .574 Electric Candle, The XIV.. 865 Electricity, Frictional, Novel Application of XX. .479 Electric Lamp, New ~I XVII. .308 Electric Lamp, New XVII. .452 Electric Lamp, New XVIII.. 798 Electric Lamp, New Forms of XVII.. 763 Electric Light, Edisons. (See Edisons Electric Light.) Electric Lighting,* Progress in . XVII.. 156 Electric Lighting, Progress in XIX. .950 Electric Spark Pen XVII. .613 Electro-Engraving Machine XVIII.. 796 Electrolysis, Desilvering Lead Base Bullion by XVI.. 909 Electro- Magnetic Pen . ... XI.. 595 Electro-Motograph, Edisons XVIII.. 154 Electro-Motograph, The, and its Applications Edwin M. Fox XVIII.. 297 Elegy on A. G. L. Poem . ... H}almar H}ortk Boyesen XIII. .666 Elevator, New Warehouse The Worlds Work XX. . 158 Eleventh Hour, The Emma Lazarus XVI. .242 Eliots (George) Daniel Deronda Culture and Pro~gress XIII.. 133 Eliots (George) Impressions of Theophrastus Such XVIII. . 791 Elliott, Henry XV. Leo.Marinus; The Sea-King XVI. .879 Ellis, Grace A. Dora DIstria XVII. .225 Ellsworth, William Webster, Poems by: My Friend. (After the German)... XI.. 628 Conjugal Conjugation XII. .448 Nightfall XII.. 336 With Thee XIV. .236 Emanuel. Poem Constantina E. Brooks XIII. .413 Emersons (R. W.) Fortune of the Republic Culture and Progress XVI. .902 Emersons (R. XV.) Letters and Social Aims XI. .896 Emerson,~ The Homes and Haunts of F. B. Sanl3orn XVII. .496 Illus. Portrait of Ralph Waldo Emerson. XVII.. Emersons Lihrary 505 Frontispiece. The Alcott House 507 The Old Manse ~ The Entry of the Old Manse ~o8 The Emerson House ~ The Left-Hand Front Room of the Old Concord from Lees Hill 500 Manse 509 The Old North Bridge Rehuilt 502 Graves of Hawthorne and Thoreau in Walden Pend 504 Sleepy Hollow Cemetery 38 INDEX. Vol. Page. Emery-Grinding The Worlds Work xii.. 138 E., M. L., Papers by: Two Kinds of Decoration XIX.. 466 Operas for Amateurs xix.. 942 Engadine,0 The George B. McClellan xvi.. 639 Illus. View of St. Moritz, looking East.... xvi. .641 View from Silva Plana, looking toward Baths of St. Monte 642 the Maloya; Casaccia in the fore Weissenstein in the Aihula Pass 643 ground 646 Bernina Pass and the Camhrena Gla- Linowa Borealis and Forget-Me-Not 647 cier 644 Chapel of St. Gian 648 La Pr6sl, Lake Poschiavo 645 Roseg Glacier and Pic du Capucin 648 Engineering, Maritime The Worlds Work XI.. 597 Engine, Oil XI.. 756 Engines for Steep Grades XI. .452 Engines, Marine and Stationary, Novelties in XI.. 300 Engine, Solar XI. .594 Engine, The Compression XI. .453 England. Poem Thomas Bailey Aldrich xiii.. 82 England and America in 8782. (Quoted from Alfred Tennyson) . .Bric-)-Brac XI.. 842 England, Old Streets and Houses of XIV.. 637 Iltus. Scene in a Chester Row xiv.. 641 Ancient Brick-work, Lincolns Inn 648 A Glimpse of Salishury 642 Chimney at Southwell 648 Window in Old Farm-house 642 Lady Jane Greys, Leicester 649 Salishury Market 643 Coventry, Warwick 649 Market-place, Ross 644 Gahles at Stamford 650 New Inn, Gloucester 645 Jews House, Lincoln 650 Out-house, Nell Gwynnes Birthplace 646 Durham 652 St. Aihans Clock Tower 647 Chimney in Newark 652 English Society at Home. (George Du Manner) ulture and Progress XIX. .947 Engraver, The, His Function and Status William J. Linton XVI. .337 Engraving on Wood Topics of the Time XVIII.. 456 En Route. Pantoum. (J. Brander Matthews) Bric-i-Brac XVI.. 448 Entertain, How to Home and Society XI.. 585 Entomology,0 Summer Edward A. Samuels XVIII.. 389, 496 Epic of Hades, The Gulture and Progress XVIII. .467 Epicedium. (William Cullen Bryant) Bayerd Taylor XVII.. 334 Epidemic of Dishonesty, An o~ics of the Time XV.. 733 Epigrams Brie-) -Brac .... xx. .480 Epigrams. (Charles H. Dennis) XIX. .640 Epigrams. (George Birdseye) XIX. .480 Epitaph, An. Poem .... Richard Ecalf XVII.. 362 Erckmann-Chatrians Friend Fritz ultu;V an(l Pro6 ress XIII. .874 Erechtheus. (Algernon Charles Sxvinburne) XII.. 130 Erechtheus. (See Errata, Vol. xii. 282.) Erer), Brazil. (See Amazons, An Indian Village on the. Ericsson,0 John Illus. William C. Church XVII. .835 Locomotive Engine Novelty, 2129. xvii .140 Side Elevaiion and Deck Plan of the John Ericsson 141 Monitor 149 Steam Fire Engine, designed 2840 842 Transverse Section of the Monitor 849 Locks of the Grand Ship Canal of Transverse Secijon of the Pilot House and Swedeis 143 Turret, Passaic 852 Solar Engine actuated hy Atmospheric Air .145 New System of Naval Attack 153 Geometrical Representalion of the Earth .146 Fight herween the Monitor and Mer- Propeller Vessel Francis D. Ogden, rimac 854 Side and Transverse of a 148 Monitor Weehawken in a Storm 156 Side Elevation of the Destroyer in Fight- Comhined Cupola and TorpedoVessel, ing Trim 1~6 designed 2854 841 Section of the Destroyer (three views) .857 Erie Canal, The, and its Relations to the City of New Vork ... . John C. Stevens xv. .117 Erie Canal, The Future Usefulness of the. (George Rowland).. 6om;nunications xv.. 886 Eros. Poem Joel Benton XI. .522 Erratum. Poem Bric-ei-Brac XII.. 447 Esmeralda0 Frances Ilodgson Burnett XIV.. 8o Illus. Esmeralda and her Father in the Louvre. ...... lo Essays in Criticism. (R. H. Hutton) Cultu;v and Progress XIV.. 118 Essays in Romance. (John Skelton) XX.. 635 Esther. Poem ii. H XV. .417 Etching Metals The Worlds Work IX. .636 Etting, Frank M. Portraiture of William Penn0 XII.. I Europeans, The. (Henry James, Jr.) Culture and Pro XVII. .447 European Travel Topics of the Time XVIII.. 782 Evangeline, A Study of Bric-d-Brac XIII.. Evangelists, Revivals and Topics of the Time xi.. 887 Evening. Poem John Vance Cheney XVIII.. 350 Every-day English. (Richard Grant White) 6ulture and Pro6 ress xx. .791 Every Man His Own Letter-Writer. (F. R. S.) Bric-)-Brac XV.. 142, 287 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 39 Evolution of Man. (Ernst llaeckel) Culture and Progress.. XIX.. 149 Evolution, The Religion of. (M. J. Savage) Xlv. .120 Ewings (Juliana Horatio) Jan of the Windmill XIV. .720 Examples for Stump-Drawing. (Susan N. Carter) XIV.. 267 Exchange, An. Poem. (Irwin Russell) .ldric-d-Brac XIX.. 799 Exhibition (Centennial), Practical Hints About the Home and Society XII.. 753 Exhibition (Centennial), The, as a School XII. .438 Exhibition (Centennial), The Home Uses of the. (See also Centennial) ...... 127 Exhibition, The National Academy (1877) Gulture and Progress XIV. .263 Exodus in Kansas, A Year of the Henry King XX. .211 Exodus in Kansas, A Year of tbe. (XVilliam Aubrey) 6om;nuaications XX. .636 Exodus in Kansas, A Year of the. (E. H. Bristow) XX. .789 Experiment, Successful, A 1-loine and Society XVI. .293 Exploration of the World. (Jules Verne) Culture and Peogress XIX. .313 Expostulation. Poem Celia 7Yzaxter 124 Expression-Glass The Worlds Work XI. .755 Extempore. (S. S. Boyce) Bric-& -B roe XVI.. 607 Eye for an Ear, An. (English Edition only) Isabella T. Hojkins XVII.. 177 Eyes, Hearing with the. ( See Hearing with the Eyes.) Eyes, Hints on the Use and Care of the Swan .111. Burnett XIV.. 700 Eyes, Old, and Spectacles Swan M. Burnett XIII.. 782 Eytinge, Margaret. Indignant Polly-Wog. Poem Bric-d -B rae XlII. .431 FABLES, ~t la Mode. (A. Z.) Brie-cl -B rac XVI.. Fables, Out of the World. (G. W. Alsop) XV.. 750 Fac-simile Copying . The Worlds Work XIV. .269 Fagnani, Mine. E. A State Ball at Constantinople XIV.. 148 Fairfax, Lina Redwood. Hicketts Hollow XX. . 758 Fairfax, My Lord, of Virginia Constance Cu;y Harrison XVIII.. 715 Ilius. Greenway Court, Virginia xviii. .715 Third Lord and Lady Fairfax 720 Thomas, Sixth Lord Fairfax 716 Monogram of the Third Lord Fairfax 721 Nun-Appleton 717 Chair Used by the Third Lord Fairfax .. . .721 Leeds Castle, Kent 725 Fairfield, Francis Gerry. My Wolves Poem XVI.. 712 Fair, In and About the Donald G. Mitchell XII. .742, 889 [XIII. .114 Fair Isolinda. Poem. (Hugh Howard) Bric-d-Brac XIII.. 141 Illus. Down from the bower she looked in a Bring me the heads at once of my child manner. ost flirtatious xiii.. 141 and of Oronoco 242 The lovers eloped that night, etc 141 So the new prince took his bride, etc... 242 Fairys Dilemma, The. Poem. (Harriet McEwen Kimball). . Brie-k -B rac XVIII. . 8oo Faith. Poem Celia Thaxter XVIII. .535 Faith and Philosophy. (Henry B. Smith) Culture and Pro6 ress XV.. 435 Faith and Rationalism. (George P. Fisher) XVIII.. 629 Faithless. Poem. (H. B.) Brie-el -B rae XI.. 143 Falconberg Hlalmar H/ortk .Boyesen.. XVI. .496, 729 [824; XVII. .20, 248, 363, 537, 672, 516 In the Ravine xvii.. 248 Finar knew it at the first glance 672 Illus. He threw himself down in the grass under the sheltering hranches. . xvi. .496 The chair could not repress a frown at such an unparliamentaryinterruption .824 Falconherg. (H. H. Boyesen) Culture and Peogress.... XVIII. .472 Falling from High Places Topics of/he Tiene XV.. 883 Falling Star, The. Poem Alice Williams Brotherton III. . 6i8 False and True. Poem J. C. Holland XVIII. . 56 False Oracle, The. Poem .Mary Ainge De Vere XIV. .689 Fame. Poem Edgar Fawcett XI. .541 Familiarity Tojics of Ike Time XIX. .623 Family Journal, A . [dome and Society XI.. 745 Famous Painting, A Bric-el-Brac XII.. 767 Fan, The elauriceMauris XIV. .589 thus Queen Theodelindas Fan 595 Papal Fan 595 Fan of Middle Ages 596 Mary Stuarts Fan 596 XIV. Century Fan 596 Fan of Eleonora DEste, Duchess of Ferrara 596 Early Italian Fan 596 Fan of Madame De Pompadour 597 Fan of Queen Marie Antoinette 597 Fan of Madame Dubois 593 Modern Doubled Fan 595 Modern French Fan 599 Siamese Fan 599 Ancient Talapat or Palm-tree Fan. ...... 589 Indian Fan for People of Rank 589 Ancient Bulrush Fan 590 Oldest Chinese Fan in the Louvre 590 Swinging Fan from Assyrian Bass-Relief. .590 Early Chinese 591 l\Iodern Japanese 591 Japanese General Waving his Fan 591 Egyptian 592 Ancient Egyptian Lady with Fan 592 Arabian Fan 593 Ancient Feather Fan of Mexico 593 Greek Fans 593 Etruscan Fan , ,. .594 40 INDEX. Vol. Page. Fancy Prices, The Fashion of. (Paul Graves, Jr.) Ikine and Society Xi.. 441 Fantasy, A. Poem. Maiy S. Withinglon xli. .623 Fantasy and Passion. (Edgar Fawcett) Culture and Progress xvi.. 296 Faradic Machine, New The Worlds Work XIX. .317 Farmer Bassetts Romance Soxe Hoim xiii. .484, 609 Farmers Vacation, A. (George E. Waring, Jr.) culture and Progress xi.. 898 Farming, British and American Topics of the Time XIX. .461 Farming, Kansas. (See Kansas Farming.) Farm Life,0 Glimpses of New England Rowland B. Robinson xvi.. 510 Illus. On the Edge of the Orchard Xvi. .513 The Cultivator 517 A Glimpse of Novemher 514 The Sheep-shearing 518 Old House Banked for the Winter 525 Cradling 519 The Sower 515 Pumpkins Among the Corn 520 Hay Barracks Farm Life,0 Glimpses of Western Maurice Tho;npson xvi.. 676 Illo;. Sketch for Medallion of American Farm Breaking Prairie Land 679 Life. Designed in Clay 676 Dropping Corn 68o No, mum, she cried, I couldnt think of selling em at all. 678 Farm Life in New York,0 Picturesque Aspects of . John Burroughs XVII.. 41 Illus. Gathering Butter xvii.. 41 Driving Sheep to he Washed 48 Strawherry Pickers 43 Twilight in the Fields 49 Milking-Time ~ Old Barn with Cattle Sheds Upper Door of a Side-hill Barn ~5 A swarm of hees in June is worth a silver Pitching Off a Load of Hay 46 spoon 52 The Hay-Wagon after the Harvest 47 In the Cider-Cellar Farm Villages. With Plans. (See also Village Improvement Societies and Village Sanitary Work ) George B. Warin~,, Jr XIII.. 756 Farnham, Charles H. A Day on the Docks0 XVIII.. 32 Farragut in Mobile Bay Henry Baldzoin XIII. .539 Farrars (F. W.) Life of St. Paul Culture and Progress XIX. .472 Fashions for Spring, 8876 Bric-d-Brac XII.. 142 Fashions, New York, in 18141830, Some. (Gordon Bremner).Home and Society XVIII. .623 Fashions, Paris. (Champs Elysdes) ... XII - .435, 598, 756, 904 [XIII. .274, 568 Fawcett, Edgar, Poems by: Fame xi. .541 Dickens xv. .224 To T. B. A xiv.. Fawcetts (Edgar) Fantasy and Passion (ulture and Progress xvi. .296 February Rain. Poem Charles T. Dazey xv.. Felted Fabrics, Incised Designs on The Worlds Work XIV. .865 Feminine. Poem. (H C. Bunner) Bric-d-Brac XVIII. .952 Fences,0 New England R landS. Robinson XIX.. 502 Illus. Post and Rail Fence XIX. .502 Old Half-wall Fence 507 Brush Fence 503 Over the Stump Fence ~o8 Snake or Virginia Fence 504 Sawyers Fence 509 Log Fence 505 A Water Fence 510 Board Fence ~o6 Fenno, John. (See Revolutionary Letters.) Fernando Noronha. (The Penal Settlement of Brazil) Delta XI.. 534 Illus. Convict Village, Femando Noronha..XI. ~ A Forlom Hope 536 Puhlic Square in the Convict Village 536 Position of Fernando Noronha Ferns of Kentucky. (John Williamson) (ulture and Progress XVII. .306 Festiniog Railway. (See Over the Narrowest Narrow Gauge.) Feuillets (Octave) A Marriage in High Life Culture and Pro ess XIV. - 119 Fiat Money Tojics of the Time XIX. .463 Fiction XV. .734 Fiction, The Interest of XIII. .270 Field, Kate, Papers by: A Moming with Sir Julius Benedict. XIII. .410 Arthur Sullivan0 XVIII. .904 W. S. Gilhert * XVIII. .751 Fields (Henry M.) From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn Culture and Progress XIII..727 Fields (Henry M.) From Egypt to Japan XV. .897 Fields, James T. A Peculiar Case XIII.. 197 Field Sports in Minnesota (harles A. Zimmerman XVIII.. 826 Illus. Goose-Decoys ready for Transit and for Kandiyohi Pass 833 Use XVIII.. 826 Canvas Back and Red Head 833 The Menagerie 827 A Cold Morning 134 A Close Shot 128 The Bridge Stand 8~6 Cornered hy a Crane 829 A Tight Shell I~6 A Side Shot 830 Slopping an Incomer 837 A Bond in wet weather 8~i Goose-shooting from Stuhhle 8~8 A Mishap 832 Wild Geese 839 liond(ed) Goods in Transit 832 Wild Ducks 839 How Prince got his Breakfast 832 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 4 J.ol. Page. Filtering under Pressure The Worlds Work XVI. ~ Filters, Intermittent xiii . 8~S Filtration of Metals xiii. .429 Final Philosophy, The. (C. W. Shields) Culture and Progress xv.. 744 Financial Legislation, Recent Topics of the Time XVI.. 142 Finials The Worlds Work XI.. 299 Fire-Escape, Hydraulic XVII. .452 Fire-Grate, Revolving XIII.. 732 Firemans Dress . xlii . 139 Fire-place,5 Design for a. (W. R. Corson) Home and Society . . XVIII.. 143 Fire-Proof Construction The kt/crlds Work XI. .904 Fire-Proof Dwellings XV.. 141 Fire-Proof Shutters XII.. 444 Fire-Screen for Forges XIX. .317 First Butterfly, The. Poem Henry Henderson XVI.. 53 First Client, The. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac .. XIV. .575 Fishers (George P.) Beginnings of Christianity Culture and Progress XV. .434 Fishers (George P.) Faith and Rationalism - XVIII. .629 Fishers (Walter M.) The Californians XIV.. 86o Fish, Habits of The Worlds Work XII. .604 Fish Story, A. Poem. (John Brownjohn) Bric-d-Brac XIII.. 58i Fiskes (John) Tue Unseen World .. Culture and Progress XIV.. 266 Fitch, George H. Hints for the Yosemite Trip Home and Society XX.. 148 Flaggs (Wilson) Birds and Seasons of New England. ... (ulture and Progress XI.. 293 Flexible Shafting The WortTds Work XIII.. 208 Flexible Shaft, New Uses for the XIX. .476 Flood of Years, The. Poem William Cullen B;yant xii.. 56o Flood of Years, The. (W. C. Bryant) Culture and Progress XV. .438 Flooring, A New The Worlas Work XVIII.. 798 Floors, Solid Wood XIV.. 124 Floors, Yirginia Home and Society XIII. .869 Florence, Life in L. L. L XX. .281 Flour from Chestnuts. (J. Schuyler Crosby) Home and Society XIX. .626 Flour Mills, Improvements in The Worlds Work XI. .905 Flower and Thorn. (T. B. Aldrich) Culture and Progress XIV. .408 Flowers, Common Home nd Society XII. .599 Flowers for Song. Poem Tho;nas W. Parsons XVIII. .416 Flowers,5 The Microscope among the ophie Bledsoe Herrick XIII.. $30 Illus. Valisneria Spiralis XIII.. 530 Pollen Grains 534 Stamen of Cypress Vine, etc 531 Ovule being Fertilized 535 Section through stigma, etc., of Pansy.... 531 Valisneria Spiralis 535 Stigma Pansy 532 Anther of Pansy, with adherenipollen grains 536 Bush Honeysuckle 532 Section of ovary of Pansy 537 Pollination of the Pistil of Bush Honey- Aristolochia Clematatis 33S suckle 533 Pistil of Fish Geranium 5~1 Part of Pistil, etc., of Cypress Vine 533 Cross-section of ovary of Fish Geranium... .539 Flown Away. Poem Dora Read Goodale XVII.. 87 Flute, The. Poem Lucrice XX.. 8~ I Fogg, William Perry. The Land of the Arabian Nights * XIV.. 6oo Foliage, Green Autumnal. (Samuel Parsons, Jr.) Home and Society XVII.. 151 Fools of Killogue, The. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac XVIII. .950 Foote, Mary Hallock, Papers by: A California Mining Camp * xv. .410 The Cascarone Ball XVIII.. 614 A Sea-port on the Pacific5 XVI.. 449 A Story of the Dry Season XVIII.. 766 Friend Bartons Concern * XVIII.. 334 Foot, Katharine B. Marcias Fortune XIII, . 846 Foot Notes, or Walking as a Fine Art. (Barron) Culture and Progress XI.. 750 Forest Quiet. (In the South.) Poem Paul H. Hayne XIV.. 369 Forgotten. Poem James Berry Bensel . XX. .731 Forinand, Alfred. An American Stage-coach XIV, . 866 Fort George Island. (See An Island of the Sea.) Fortunatas Pocket Kate Putnam OsgsocZ I.. 542 Fortune of the Republic. (R. XV. Emerson) Culture and Progress . XVI. .902 Fortunes and Misfortunes of Co. C, The Allen C. Redwood XVII.. 528 Illus. Muster of Co. C XVII.. 529 A Point of International Law 533 Outpost Duiy 531 Here 536 A Stag Dance 532 Foster, Abbott. Shadows. Poem XI.. 835 Foster, David S., Papers by: Jessie. Poem xiii.. 734 The Death-Bed of Mrs. OFlaherty. A Difference. Poem xiv. .415 Poem XVII. .920 Summer Thoughts. Poem XIV. .431 Rev. Biddlecomb Ingersoll Vindicates The Portrait. Poem xvii.. 184 Himself XIX.. 257 42 INDEX. Vol. Page. Foster, W. P. April. Poem XIX. 920 Four Konans, The. Wales, A. D. 560 Charles de Kay xviii.. Four-Leaf Clover.0 Poem Je;;nie F. T. .Dowe xviii.. 704 Four Meetings Henry James, Jr xv.. 44 Fourteen Months in Canton. (Mrs. Gray) ulture and Progress xx. .947 Fox, Edwin M., Papers by: The Electro- Motograph and its Applica- The Carbon Button and its Off- tionS XVIII. .297 spring xviii. .446 Edisons System of Fast Telegraphy. xviii.. 840 Fox-Hunt at Pau, A Fanny Barr xii.. 66i Fox-Hunting. (See A White Day and a Red Fox.) Fox-Hunting in New England Rowland P. Itobi son xv. .293 Illus. An honest fox must live xv.. 294 On the Trail 302 After a Breakfast 294 On the Run-way 302 Going into the woods without a dog aps Stratagem Number One 303 A Happy Family 296 Stratagem Number Two 303 Head of Fox-Hound ap6 Holed 304 The Dogs Dream 297 Bearing Home the Brush 305 Calling the Dogs 299 I)ogs Breaking Through the Crust 306 The Start 300 Tail-piece 306 Fra Luigis Marriage) Poeni H. H xix. .8oi Illus. The man is dead, he said xix.. ioi France, History of. (M. Guizot) (ulture and Progress XVI. .LJ43 France to America (harles (le Kay XIV.. 129 Illus. Auguste Bartholdi XIV. .229 Statue of Liberty as it will Appear in New Lafayette Statue, Union Square, New York Harbor 33 York 131 The Lion of Belfort 234 Hand of the Statue of Liberty 232 Liberty Enlightening the World 236 Fraillein Adeline Trafton xvii.. 885 Freemans (Edward A.) Norman Conquest Gulture and Progress XIII. . 725 French and American Currencies Aniasa Walker XI.. 227 French and German Books Culture and Progress... xi 136, 297, 449 [592, 752, 903; XII .136, 281, 21.42, 602, 761, 911; XIII. .136, 281, 426, 727 French Duels Gamma xi.. 546 French Life, Two Novels of Culture and Progress xiv.. i 19 French Plays for American Amateurs. (J. Brander Matthews) . Home and Society XV.. 131 French Poets and Novelists. (Henry James, Jr.) Culture and Progress XVI.. 438 French Political Leaders. (Edward King) XII.. 134 French Renaissance,0 Pictures of the Wendell Lamoroux XI. . 387 illus. Francis I. Waits for Robert Estienne. ..... 319 A Diversion of Louis XIII 394 Bayards Farewell 392 Herelic Iconoclasts 395 Francis II. and Mary Stuart 393 Rabelais 396 French Republic, Will the, Last? (J liette Lamber, Editor of La Nouvelle Revue) XX. .522 French Revolution. (See Paine, Thomas.) Friar Anselmo and Other Poems. (Mrs. Dorr) 6nlture and Progress XIX.. 153 Friend Bartons Concern Mary Hallock Foote XVIII.. 334 Illus. I thought you were there, Doro- Is it anything about Father? 336 thy XVIiI. .334 Friend Fritz (Erckmann-Chatrian) Culture and Progress XIII.. 874 Froebel, Friedrich, Reminiscences of. (See also Child-Gar den, The) xv. .6oi From a Counting-House. Poem. (H. C. Bunner) Bric-d-Br c xix.. 640 Frontenac and New France under Louis XIV. (Francis Parkman) Culture and Progress XVI.. 595 FRONTISPIECES: Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by T. Cole Vol. xv Portrait of William Cullen Bryant. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by V. Cole xvi Portrait of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by V. Cole.. XVII Portrait of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by T. Cole xvii Portrait of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by V. Cole xviii Portrait of John Greenleaf Whitiier. Drawn by Wyatt Eaton; Engraved by T. Cole xviii Portrait of Peter the Great. From the steel-engraving by J. Houbraken, after the painting by C. de Moor. Engraved by R. Muller XIX Autograph of Thomas A. Edison XIX Portrait of Bayard Taylor. From Photograph by F. Gutekunst. Engraved by V. Cole xix The Cornell University Memorial of Bayard Taylor. From the bass-relief by W. R. ODonovan. Engraved by F. Juengling XIX Portrait of Edgar Allan Poe. Engraved by T. Cole from a daguerreotype XX Portrait of Savonarola. Engraved by V. Cole from photograph of painling by Fra Bartolommen. XX Frost Pictures. Poem Alice Williams Brotherton XIX.. 198 Frothinghams (0. B.) Transcendentalisna in New England.. Culture and Progress XII.. 6oo Froudes (J. A.) Julius Cmsar XVIII. .627 Froudes (j. A.) Short Studies XIV. .409 Froudes (J. A.) Thomas Becket . XVI.. 154 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 43 Vol. Page. Frozen Fields, The. Poem Lloyd M~ftZin Xviii.. 105 Fruit Evaporating. (See A New American Industry.) Fruit Press, New Tue Worlds Work xix. .636 Fruits, Small, Success with B. P. Roe. ...... 9, 239, 338, 564, 753, 803 Silos. Ye boys that gather Flowers and Straw berries XIX.. 9 The home she might have had oo Seeds and puip of the Strawberry ox The Alpine Strawberry I Hautbois or Haarbeer Strawberry 21 Indian Strawberry 12 Common wild Strawberry 12 Fragari.c Chilensis 12 A Gift of Strawberries 3 The Strawberry of Memory i6 The Seth l3oyden Strawberry 240 The Scene of Operations 240 Clearing land for Strawberries 241 Map showing Experiments in Drainage 242 Men Ditching 245 Jucunda Strawberry 245 Tools for a Strawberry Farm 247 Connting and Mailing Plants 248 Potting Runners 339 Strawberry Blossoms 340 Sharpless Seedling and Wild Strawberry . .341 A row of productive Crescent Seedlings . . .342 A cluster of Pinneer Strawberries 343 The Kentucky Seedling Strawberry 344 The Charles Downing Strawberry 344 Watering Plants in the Twilight 345 The Monarch of the West Strawberry 345 Wrong Methods of Planting 347 The Proper Method 347 Root Pruning 347 The Wilson Berry 348 Boy Weeding 348 A Duchess row and Berry 349 Matted bed system 351 Narross row and hill system 351 The Forest Rose Strawberry 352 Cultivatiun by Horse-power 352 Three rows, illustrating early Spring work.353 The home field and Mr. Youngs cottage.. The First Glimpse An Overoger: A Little Brief Authority ~66 Selling Cakes and Ice-water 567 Git up, dar, yo long man, off n yo knees ~68 In from the Field ~68 Exchanging and Counting Tickets 569 Paying off Hands 570 Making Crates 572 Exterior of Factory 572 Scone Baskets 573 Rushing the Last Lot Franconia and Belle de Fontenay Rasp berries 753 Spring and Fall Plants 755 Winter Protection for newly set Plants .... 756 Right and Wrong Ways of Tying Canes.. Storage Ground 758 Pruning and Laying Down Canes 758 Antwerp Class of Raspberries 760 The Rush for the Night Boat 761 The Approach of the Night Boat 762 Native Raspberries of America. (Rubus Strigosus) 764 Native Raspberries of America (Rubus Occidentalis) 765 Herstine l4aspberry 804 A Cool Packing-Place 804 Gathering a Dainty Dish 8o~ Gathering Wild Blackberries 8o6 Kittatinny Blackberry 8o8 Cuthbert Raspberry 809 Nooning Under the Trees 809 Pruning and Pruning-Shears 8ix Snyder Blackberry 8ia Wild Grape Currants 813 In the Currant Field 804 Weighing Currants Late Emerald Gooseberry 8~6 The Jelly Wont Jell .807 Currants and Gooseberries in Tree Form... 819 Currant Cuttings and Callus 8oo The Ideal Yersailles Cluster 8oo Cherry Currants 821 Houghton Seedling Gooseberry 824 Downing Gooseberry 824 Taking the Crates to the Evening Train.... 8og White Dutch Currant Pickers Head-quarters 8a8 Packing for Market 829 Picking Raspberries on the Hill-side 830 Marlboro Ibirds 830 Sunnyside Fruit-box 830 A Hap-hazard Hoe 831 Fruits, Small, Success with. (E. P. Roe) Culture and Progress XX. .7~ Fruit Trees, Budding. (P. T. Q.) Home ond Society xiv. .566 Fruition. Poem. (Lucy Lee Pleasants) Brie-d-Brac Xv.. 844 Fry, Minnie. What the River Saith. Poem xvt..784 Fuel, Economy of The Wo;-lds Work Y. .748 Fuel, Economy of Xvii. .914 Fuels, New I. Fulfillment. Poem Mary B. Bradley XIII. .248 Funny Story, The. Poem, (Josephine Pollard) Brie-d -B roe XYII..312 Furniture, Second-hand Home and Society 8. .289 GABRIEL. Poem Boyard Taylor YIIt. .617 Gabriel Conroy Bret Hao-te xi.. 16 [240, 367, 552, 670, 840, 910; XII. .29, iSS, 312, 512 Gabriel Conroy. (See Rescue of the Donner Party.) Galaten. Poem Eliza C. Ball XIX.. 34 Gallatin. (Henry Adams) Culture and Progress xx.. 634 Game-Birds and Water-Fowl. (Pope) ~ulture and Progress XYi. .597 Gamma. (See Osborne, J. D.) Garcelon. Conscience and the Patent Law Communications YII. - 762 Garden, Dont Give up the Homne and Society XI.. 130 Garden and Cabin Building Bird of New Guinea, The. (See Bird Architecture.) Gardner, Dorsey. Wilson the Ornithologist XI. .690 Gardners (E. C.) Home Interiors 6altum-e amid Pm-ogress - YI..442 Gardners (E. C.) Common Sense in Church Building XIX.. 947 Garland City, Colorado. (See Anvil Chorus, A New.) Garnered Names, Our Topics of time Timmie XYI. .895 Garrett, Edward. Unfulfilled. Poem Y. .377 44 INDEX. Vol. Page. Gas and Steam Motor The Worlds Work XVIII.. 635 Gas from Cotton Waste xvi.. ___ Gas Fuels .. ..... 949 Gas Stove, Thermostatic .. XIII. .574 Gas-Light, Regenerative System Applied to xviii.. 948 Gas-Lighting, Electric XIV.. 725 Gas-Lighting, Electric, Improvement in xv.. 899 Gas-Lighting, Regenerative xx.. 3i8 Gaseous Fuel XIV. .413 Gates, Ellen M. H. We Love but Few. Poem XIII.. 201 Gates into the Psalm Country. (M. R. Vincent) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 945 Gaths Tales of the Chesapeake XX.. 946 Gauge-Cock, New Steam The Worlds Work XI. .755 G. A Word to American Collectors communications XVIII.. 785 Gautiers Travels Culture and Progress XI.. 133 Gelatine, Chromide of The Worlds Work XII.. 284 Geneva, Concerning the Use of Fagots at Leonard W. Bacon VI.. I i6 George, C. F. Boxer. Poem .ldric-d-Brac XYI. .910 George, Lake. (See A College Camp at Lake George.) Georgetown College, D. C) D. A. (asserly X. .665 Illus. Decaturs Medal xx.. 666 The Old Pump 673 Be to my faults a little blind 668 Old Trinity Church 674 Feeding the Prisoner 669 Archbishop Carroll 674 Rev. B. A. Maguire, S. J 672 General View of Georgetown College 675 Rev. James Ryder, S. J 67~ The New College 675 The Old Stair-way 673 German and French Books Culture and P7-ogress... XI.. 136, 297, 449 [592, 752, 903; XII. .136, 281, 442, 602, 761, 911; XIII. .136, 281, 426, 727, 910 Germania Orchestra, The Old J. Bunting I.. 98 Gertrude. Poem Rose Hazothorne Lathrop XVII.. 565 Getting to the Point. Poem. (Quipple Yarrow) Bric-~-Brac XIV.. 576 Ghostly Rental, The Henry James, Jr XII - .664 Ghosts Isabella T. Hopkins XIII. .342 Gihbs, A. S. The Goethe House at Frankfort* XI.. 113 Gihsons (XV. H.) The Complete American Trapper Culture and Progress XVI. .298 Gifts. Poem ~ ~ H IX.. 767 Gilbert, W. S Kate Field XVIII.. 751 Illus. Portrait of W. S. Gilbert xviii.. 752 Gilbertus. A Legend of Leap-Year. Poem Bric-~-Brac XII. .607 Gilder, Richard Watson, Poems by: Pan Xiii.. 313 We Met upon the Crowded Way.. xvii. .490 Call me not Dead xv.. 67 The Voyager xviu.. 47 The Poet and His Master Xv.. ~ A Madonna of Fra Lippo Lippi xix. .~ii The Poets Fame xvii.. iii Porto Finn XIX. .592 To Modjeska xvii. .~ii At Night xx. .6oi Gills (XVilliam F.) Life of Poe Culture and Progress XIV. .859 Gilmore, J. H. How shall we Spell Sh-k-sp-r-s Name ? XII.. 13 Girls Names Home and Society II. . 756 G., J. L. Wagner at Bayreuth * XII. .361 Glacier Meadows of the Sierra,* The John Muir xvii. .478 Illus. Seeking Pasturage Below the Glaciers of the Sierra.. XVII.. 410 Gladden, Washington, Papers by: Lamentation. Poem XX. .193 To Bolt, or Not to Bolt xx. .906 Glass, Expression The Worlds Work I .755 Glass Muslin XV..747 Glass Sleepers XIX. .636 Glass Sponges* Sophie Bledsoe Herrick Xi.. 42 Illus. Spicules of Glass Spongesmagnified. XI.. 43 Euplectella Speciosa 48 Hyalonema Lusitanicum 44 Lid, and square meshed texture of Euplec- Rossella Velata. (W. Thompson) 45 tella Aspergillum. (Richard Owen)... 49 Euplectella Aspergillum 46 Outer surface ventriculites simplex of the Euplectella Cucumer. (Richard Owen).. 47 chalk 50 Glass, Toughened The Worlds Work XII. .913 Glassware, Granulated Gold in xiv. .269 Glassware and Glass-houses. (C. C.) Home and Society XIV. . 260 Glimpse of Youth, A.. J. C. Holland xv.. 352 G., L. M. The Gown Test. Poem Bric-)-Brac XVI.. 6o6 Globe, A New, for Schools The Worlds Work XIX. .951 Goblet, The Anna C. Brackett xvi.. 659 Godkin, F. L. The Political Outlook xix. .613 Gods Word Through Preaching. (John Hall) Culture and Progress XI.. 294 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 45 Vol. Page. Goethe and Schiller. (H. H Boyesen) Culture and Progress xviii. . Goethe House at Frankfort,a The A. S. Gibbs xi.. 113 Illus. The Goethe House at Frankfort XI.. 113 Gold, Granulated, in Glassware The Worlds Work XIV. .269 Goodale, Dora Read, Poems by: Octoher xvi.. 893 The Snow-Bird XVII.. 17 Hay-Making xvii.. 86 Wild Clematis XVIII. .614 An Autumn Picture XVII.. 87 Summer in Winter XIX. .896 Flown Away XVII.. 87 The Rose XX.. 664 Goodale, Elaine, Poems by: Anemone xvii. .815 Indian Pipe XIX.. 198 Goodales (Elaine and Dora R.) Apple Blossoms Culture and Progress xvii.. 6o8 Goodales (Elaine and Dora R.) In Berkshire with the Wild Flowers XIX .635 Good-Bye, Sweet Day. Poem Celia Thaxter IX.. 894 Goodness as Literary Material Topics of the Time VI.. 742 Gooseberries for Home and Market. (See Fruits, Small, Success with.) Gordon, A. C., Papers by: Kree. Poem XII. .916 De Ole Oman an Me. Poem XV.. 752 Kyarlina Jin. Poem XIII.. 735 Kosciuskos Will XVII. .614 Ole Laughin. Poem XIV.. 726 Law at Our Boarding-House. Poem.. XX. . i6o Nigger-Twis. Poem XV.. 243 Gordons (H. L.) Pauline and other Poems ~7ulture and Progress XVI. .904 Gorilla in a Menagerie, To a. Poem. (F. W. Clarke) Bric-d-Brac XIV. .272 Gosse, Edmund W. De Rosis Hibernis. Poem XX.. 449 Gosses (Edmund W.) Poems (ulture and Progress XII. .758 New Poems XlX. .758 Gosses (Edmund W.) Gosses Studies in the Literature of Northern Europe XVIII. .470 Gossip, The Cure for Topics of the Time XI. .435 Gown Test, The. (L. M. G.) . Bric-d-Brac XVI.. 6o6 Grades, Steep, Engines for The Worlds Work. XI. .452 XV.. 141 Graining, Nature- Printing iii Grammar of Painting and Engraving. (Charles Blanc). . . . . Culture and Progress XVIII. .945 Grandissimes, The ......George W. Cable.. XIX. .97, 251, 369, 582, [690, 841; XX. .24, 194, 380, 527, 696, 882 Granulated Gold in Glassware he Worlas Work XIV. .269 Grant, George M. The Dominion of Canada ~ xx. .8o, 241, 433, 553 Grape Vines, Pruning Home and Society XIII. . 723 Grass-World, The. Poem Mary Mapes Dodge XIX.. 196 Graves, Edward 0. How it Was Done in Great Britain XIV. .242 Gray, David. The Last Indian Council on the Genesee * XIV. .338 Grayling, The Michigan Thaddeus Norris XIX.. 17 Illus. The Michigan Grayling XIX.. 27 Sweepers in the Au Sahle 21 View on the Manistee 20 Clear of the Sweepers 22 Grays (Asa) Darwiniana Culture and Progress XIII. .278 Natural Science and Religion XX. . 152 Grays (Asa) Grays (Mrs.) Fourteen Months in Canton XX. .947 Great Britain, How it Was Done mn Edward 0. Craves XIV. .242 Greece and the Greek Museums,* About John Arbuckle XIV.. 65 illus. The Marathonian Theseus (Athens) Xiv.. 6~ Tensple at Corinth 71 The ParthenonWest Front . 67 Tomb in the Cerameicus (Athens) 72 Side of Aristion 68 Green, Anna Katharine, Poems by: Shadows XII. .679 Thrcugh the Trees XVII. .292 Greenbacks and Green People Topics of the Time . XVII.. 147 Greene, Francis V. Over the Balkans with Gourko XX.. 721 Greenough, Mrs. R. S. A Portrait. Poem XI.. 239 Greens (J. R.) Readings from English History Culture and Progress XVIII. .947 Gregory, Charles Noble. Michael Angelo and the Stone-Cutter. Poem..... Bric-d -B roe VII.. 382 spring Lilt. Poem xvi.. i~8 Grey, Avis. A Gronse,* North American Charles E. Whitehead XIV. .487 Illus. A Family Gathering XIV.. 417 The Gillie-Boy 425 The Drumming-Log 429 The Fifteenth of August on the Prairie 426 April-Fool 420 The Coyote Hunting 426 The Twitch- up 420 A Prairie Minuet 427 Sometimes he dashes out, etc 421 Sage-hen and Jackass-rabbit 428 Spruce Grouse 422 Missed 429 Flushing a Covey of Pinnated Grouse.... 423 Ptarmigan Eggs 430 Grouse on Nest 424 Tail-piece 431 G., R. W. The Restoration of St. Marks XIX.. 624 Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of. (See Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.) Guardian of the Red Disk, The. Poem E;nma Lazarus x. .695 46 INDEX. Guernseys (Alfred H.) Thomas Carlyle ~i~ure a;zd Progress Vol. Page. XIX 474 Guest and Guest-Room. Poem. (B. XV.) Hooie and Society xsv. .718 Guests. Poem (7elia Thaxter xiv.. Guido and Lita. (Marquis of Lorne) . Oulture and Progress XI. .591 Guizots History of France VI. .443 Gum,A New Tue Worlds Work XVIII. .475 Gunnar. (H. H. Boyesen) Culture and Progress X. .155 Gunnison, E. Norman, Poems by: An Autumn Song xiv. .119 Broken Strings xviii. .228 Guns, Armored The Worlds Work XIII. .878 Guns, Magazine. (See also Ericsson, John ) XX. .637 Gustafson, Zadel Barnes. Seven Seconds. Poem XX.. 905 Gutenberg, John Theodore L. De Vinne II.. 73 Illus. Thorwaldsens Statue of Gutenberg ... XII.. 73 John Fust 79 The 1\Iedinval Press 75 Peter Schoeffer 79 The Type-Mold of Garamond 76 Fac-similes of Type lo, It, It Fac-simile of Holbeins Satire on the Sale of Indulgences 71 H Too Much Decoration XVI.. 150 Habberton, John. My Friend Moses XIII.. 399 Habbertons (John) Helens Babies (ulture and Progress XIII.. 280 Habbertons (John) The Barton Experiment XIII.. 873 Habbertons (John) The Jericho Road XIII.. 873 Hackelton, M. XV. The Hills of Linganore. ~ Poem XIII.. 746 Hadens (Mr. Seymour) Etchings~ Philip Cillert Hamnerton . XX. .586 Illus. Portrait and Autograph of F. Seymour From the Bridge at Cardigan 596 Haden XX. ~ Erith Marshes Out of Study Window 594 Breaking up of the Agarnemnon A By-Road in Tipperary 595 Sawley Abbey 6oo Kilgaren Castle 596 Haekels (Ernst) Evolution of Man Culture and Progress XIX. .149 Haggis, How to Make a Home and Society XVI. .437 Halcyon, Following the, to Canada John Burroughs XV.. 577 Hale, Edward Everett. Philip Nolans Friends; or, Show Your Passports I. .400, 504, 648, 790; XII.. i6, 176, * Poem. (Irwin Russell) [400, 499, 708, 877; XIII. .41, 249 Half-way Doins Bric-h-Brac i.. 760 Haif-witted Guttorm .lfiistofer Janson XVII. .866 Hall, Eliza C., Poems by: Galatea XIX.. ~ An International Episode XIX. .952 A Lesson in Mythology XIX. .320 Compensation XX.. 852 Hall, Isaac H. The Cypriote Inscriptions XX. .205 Halls (John) Gods Word through Preaching . Culture and Progress XI. .294 Halls, Public Topics of the Time I.. 739 Hamerton, Philip Gilbert. Mr. Seymour Hadens Etchings * XX.. ~86 Hamertons (Philip Gilbert) Life of Turner Culture and Progress XVIII.. 146 Hamilton, Gail, Papers by: The Hotel of the Future XI.. io8 A Neighborly Call XII. .553 hamiltons (Gail) Common-School System 67ulture and Progress XX.. 796 Hand-Drill, New The Worlds Work XVl. .444 Handful of Honeysuckle. (A. M. F. Robinson) XVIII.. 153 Hand of Etheiberta, The. (Thomas Hardy) Culture and Progress XIII.. 135 Handy, Mrs. M. P. Alnaschar. Poem Bric-d-Brac XV.. 287 Happy Lover, A R. .R. B I. .476 Hardacre, Emma C., Papers by: The Cliff-Dwellers XVII. .t66 Eighteen Years Alone xx. .657 Hardy, Lizzie Clark. The Hole in the Floor. Poem XIII. .431 Hardys (Thomas) Return of the Native and Blacks Mac- leod of Dare 6~ulture and Progress . XVII. .910 Hardys (Thomas) The Hand of Ethelberta XlII. . 135 Hares (A. J. C.) Cities of Northern and Central Italy XII. . 281 Harlands (Marion) Loiterings in Pleasant Paths XX.. 475 Harmonists, The, and the late George Rapp D. E. iVevin XVII.. 703 Harmony. Poem Anne Lynch Jiotta XIII. .677 Harpers Latin Dictionary Culture and Pro6 ress XIX.. 629 Harrison, Constance Cary, Papers by: A Little Centennial Lady Xii. .301 My Lord Fairfax of Virginia* XVIII. .715 Harrowing. Sketch Brie-h -B rae xi. .456 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. . 47 Vol. Page. Harte, Bret, Papers by: Gabriel Conroy xi.. i6, 240, 367, 552, 670 Miss Edith Makes it Pleasant for Brother [840; xii. .29, 255, 312, 522 Jack. Poem xvi. .722 Of William Francis Bartlett. Poem. xiii. .669 Miss Edith Becomes Neighborly. The Legend of Glen Head. Poem.. xv. .iio Poem xvi. .822 Two Saints of the Foot-hills xv. ho The Spelling Bee at Angels.0 (Re Off Scarborough, September, 2779. ported by Truthful James.) Poem.xvu.. 38 Poem xvi.. ~o8 The Great Deadwood Mystery.0 (Ameri can Edition only) xvii. .277 Hartes (Bret) Drift from Two Shores Culture and Progress XVI.. 752 Hartes (Bret) Thankful Blossom xiv. .265 Hartes (Bret) The American Argonauts - xi. .442 Hartes (Idret) Twins of Table Mountain XIX. .473 Hartford, Cono. (See Charter Oak City.) Harvard Examinations for Women Harvard Library. (See Summer Alcove.) To2tics of 1/ce Time XII. .749; XV. .273 Harvard University 0 Horace E. Scudder XII. .337 Illus. The Old Washington Elm xii.. 337 Past Presidents of Harvard 350 Old Mile Stone 338 President Chailes William Eliot 351 Plans of College Yard, etc 338, 339 Longfellows House 352 INIassachusetts Hall 340 Louis Agassie 353 Harvard Hall 341 Elmwood, the Home of James Russell The College Yard 342 Lowell Holden Chapel Astronomical Observatory 354 1he Old Navy Marquce ~ The Bussey Institution 354 The Gymnasium 344 Museum of Comparative Zoiilogy 354 The Boat-House 345 The Episcopal Theological School 355 The Presidents Chair ~ Gore Hall as Extended :355 Hasty Pudding Club-Room 346 Memorial Hall 356 The Rush at the Church Door at Coin- Sanders Theater, Memorial Hall 357 menceinent ~ Memorial Hall, Dining-Hall 358 The Scramble for Flowers 348 Memorial Hall, Vestibule 359 Old Presidents House 349 Harveys Reminiscences of Webster C~ulture and Prog,vss xv.. 896 Hassard, J. R. G. Wilhelmj and Remdnyi s XVIII.. I I I Hatfield, R. G. The Old 1\lill at Newport ~ XVII. .632 Haxvorths * . ... Frances H. Burnett. ....... 113, 193, 385 [512, 652, 754; XVIII.. 79, 183, 367, 527, 683, 874 Plus. Haworths First Appearance xvii.. 113 I heerd Foxy Gibbs mak his speech Not finished ,i6 to-neet Murdochs Visit to the Briarley Cottage... Gi me my best cap 520 Murdoch sprung to his feet, white with He leaned forward and touched her with wrath 120 the handle of the whip 653 He kuelt down and, turning the key in I stand here, my lad, he answered 6~6 the lock, flung the trunk-lid back- Crouched upon the lowest step of the ~A ward 193 stair.way 784 fire horned on the grate, and before it He has done more good in Broxton than sat a girl with her hands clasped upon any other man 793 her knee 296 There wont be any need o so many o I sat and stared at this one like a block- you lads xviii.. 79 head 297 She staggered under the stroke Sn He was so near that her dress almost She stroked his sleeve with her withered to.ichel him 200 hand 283 Vore th very moral on him ~ She turned her face toward him. Good- It was scarcely the work of a second ~88 night, she aIlswered 284 I wonder thart na shamt o thy face .389 Murdoch went about his work as usual .367 She picked it up, hut, instead of replac- She went to the table at his side ~68 ma it, laid it carelessly upon the table Miss Ffrench visits Janey 527 at Murdochs side 392 Youve been here all night 528 Sit down, she said, and talk to me .512 It was Reddy who aimed the blow 689 Granny Dixon makes her Will 690 Haworths. (Frances H. Burnett) Culture and Progress XIX. .151 Hawthorne, Nathaniel George Parsons Lazkrop I.. 799 Hawthorne and Other Poems. (E. C. Stedman) Culture and Progress V. .434 Hawthorne. (Henry James, Jr. ) XIX.. 943 Hawthornes (Julian) Sebastian Strome IX.. 944 Hawthornes (Nathaniel) The Scarlet Letter XV. .438 Hayes, A. A., Jr., Papers by: Pidgin English xv.. 372 A Man Without Enthusiasms XVIII. .ini A Symposium on the Chinese Ques- tion XVII. .491 Hay-Making. Poem Dora Read Coodale XVII.. 86 Hayne, Paul H., Poems by: The Visionary Face xii.. 28 Unveiled * XV. .313 Choice and Chance XII. .720 Bayard Taylor XVII. .731 Forest Quiet. (In the South) XIV. .369 Loves Autumn XX.. 854 Haynes, H. W. The New Museum in Rome ~ommunications XVIII..461 Hay, Storing Green The Worlds Work XIII. .878 He Playing She N. C XVII.. 189 48 INDEX. Vol. Page. Hearing With the Eyes* Janzes Richardson xii.. 65 Illus. Nodes and Ventral Segments of a Vi- Autographs of Musical Sounds 69, 70 brating String xii.. 65 K~nigs Apparatus for the Optical Chladnis Experiment 66 Study of Sounds 71 Vibrations of a Metal Bell 66 Manometric Flames of Two Tubes of a Lissajous Apparatus 67 Third 72 Optical Curves 65 Heart of a Rose, The. Poem. (H. XV. Austin) Bric-d-Brac XViii. .477 Heart of Sorrows. Poem Arnanda T. Jones XVIt. . 724 Heath, Frank E. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. (With Portrait) XIV. .775 Heating Dwellings, Improved Method of The Worlds Work XX. .476 Helens Babies. (John Habberton) Culture and Progress XIII.. 280 Heliotrope, Apparatus for Signaling by Means of a The Worlds Work XVII. .916 Heliotyping, Direct Process in XI.. 755 Henderson, Henry. The First Butterfly. Poem XVI. .53 Henrici, Jacob F., Papers by: A Microscopic Serenade * xix.. i6o Indecision Poem xx.. Boo Henshaw, Sarah E. California Housekeepers and Chinese Servants XII. . 736 Her Conquest. Poem b-coin Russell VIII. . 910 Her Dearest Foe. (Mrs. Alexander) .~ Culture and Progress XII.. 280 Her Reproof to a Rose. Poem.. S. M. B. Piatt XVIII. .233 Her Treasures. Poem. (Mary Ainge De Vere) Bric-d-Brac XIII.. 285 Hero Worship. Poem. (S. W. P.) XII. .287 Herrick, Sophie Bledsoe, Papers by: Glass Sponges~ xi.. 42 Pond Life* xiv. .151 The Beginnings of Life * xiii.. 22 The Depths of the Sea0 xiv.. 361 Single Celled Plants xiii.. 276 Microscopical Corals * xiv. .619 liverworts and Ferns * xiii.. 329 Bees0 XV.. 100 The Microscope Among the Flowers0 xiii.. 530 The Polyzoa0 xiv 143 The Pitcher Plants0 xiii. .678 Ants * XV..171 Insectivorous Plants ~ xiii.. 804 The Johns Hopkins University * XIX. . 199 Hesperus, and Other Poems. (Charles de Kay) Culture and Progress XX. .470 Hesperus. Poem (harles de Kay V.. 266 H. H., Papers by: Vino Santo. Poem xi.. 416 little Rose and the House of the Snowy My Nasturtiums. Poem xii. .266 Range xvi.. Ride-and-Seek Town0 xii. ~ Dawn, A Dream. Poem xiii. .383 Eve. Poem xvii. .225 March. Poem xiii. .624 September. Poem xviii.. 782 Measures. Poem XIv. .350 Just out of Sight. Poem XIX. .197 A New Anvil Chorus xv.. 316 The Wards of the United States Govern- Esther. Poem xv. .o,i~ ment XIX. .775 Vashti. Poem XV. .417 Fra Luigis Marriage.0 Poem XIX. .8oi H. H.s Bits of Travel at Home Culture and Progress XVI. .903 Hicketts Hollow Line Redwood Fairfax XX.. 758 Hide-and-Seek Town H. H XII.. 449 Illus. Head-piece XII. .449 The House with a Roniance 455 A Mile Up Hill 450 Looking Toward Sunset Wild Grapes 450 Road Through The Long Woods 456 Hide-and-Seek Town 452 The Village on the Shore of a Lake Our Hotel ~ A Hide-and-Seek Town Lake 457 A Hill-Side Mosaic. (The Pastures) .452 A Hide-and-Seek Town Bridge 458 The Store ~ The Meadow Procession 459 A Leaf from the Old Town Records 454 Glimpses from the Lane 460 Old Hide-and-Seek Town Records 454 Tail-piece 461 Hidden Brook, The. Poem John Trowiridge XI.. 256 Higginsons (T. W.) Short Studies of American Authors.. . Culture and Progress XIX.. 792 Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, Papers by: Childhood Fancies xi.. 357 A Revolutionary Congressman on Horse- The Story of the Signing XII.. 289 back XIX. .767 An Inob Heart xvii. .217 Dwelling-Places. Poem XIX.. 767 Hildas Little Hood. Poem .~TIjialrnar .lliorth Boyesen XI. .417 Hills of Linganore, The. Poem M. W. Hechelton XIII..746 Hills, The. Poem. (English Edition Only)..... GraceAppleton VII.. 185 His Inberitance * , Adeline Trefton XIV. .432, 661, 8o8 [Xv. .57, 239, 363, 471, 624, 790; XVI. .8o, 178, 384 Illus. Lie low! said Captain Elyot, She threw her arms abouthis neck before sharply xiv. .432 them all xv. .624 He stood a moment with uncovered Then why shouldnt it be as I head, etc xiv.. 8o8 wish? xvi.. 8o He bent with a sudden impulse, and What is it? Tell me the truth, said kissed her hand xv.. 240 Mrs. Akers XVI.. 384 His Inheritance. (Adeline Trafton) Culture end Progress XVII.. 156 His Majesty, Myself XIX. .791 His Messenger. Poem Mary E. Bredley XII. .399 Historical Paintings, Two Culture end Pro6 ress XI. .903 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 49 Va?. Page. History of American Politics. (Alexander Johnston) Culture and Progress xix.. 633 Histor5r of Roman Literature. (C. T. Cruttwell) XVII. .759 history, Secret, A Piece of. (With Portrait of Robert E. Lee).. 67/zarles C. Jones, Jr i.. 519 H., J. Under the Rose. Poem XIII.. 82 LI. M. S. Pinafore for Amateurs.5 (Arthur Penn) Home and Society XVII. .904 I-I., M. T. Gifts. Poem XIX. .767 Hole in the Floor, The. Poem. (Lizzie Clark Hardy) Brie-3-Brac III. .431 Holland, J. G., Papers by: The Story of Sevenoaks * xi.. So, i6o A Glimpse of Youth. Poem xv. .352 A Legend of Leap Year xii. .607 The Palmers Vision. Poem xv. .465 Nicholas Minturn xiii.. 224, 314, 464, The Puritans Guest. Poem Xvi.. 528 [592, 784; xiv. .48, 208, 288. 528, 6o8, 744 False and True. Poem xviii.. 56 To Miss D. in her Album. Poem... Xiii. .~ia Jacob Hurds Child. Poem xviii. .536 Holley, George W. Niagara II. .462 Hollis Bust of Milton, * The (Yarence Cook I. .472 Hoim, Saxe, Papers by: Farmer Bassetts Romance xiii. .484, 609 Susan Lawtons Escape xv. .717 Joe Hales Red Stockings xv.. 333 Holmes, Oliver Wendell Francis II. Underwood XVIII. .117 Illus. Portrait of Oliver Wendell Holmes XVIII . Stair-way in the Old Holmes Mansion I 17 (Frontispiece.) Birthplace of Doctor Holmes, Camhridge, Fac-simile of Hand-writing. (To face Frontis- Mass uS piece.) Portrait of Dorothy Q 120 Holmess (0. W.) Poems Culture and Progress XV.. 136 Holmess (0. XV.) The School-Boy VII.. 760 Holmess (0. W.) Memoir of Motley XVIII. .152 Holms (Saxe) Stories. (Second Series) XVI.. 754 holy Russia. Poem Edna Dean Proctor VII.. 803 HOME AND SOCIETY. Contents of: Annuals. (E. A. M.) XVI.. 292 Art-Work, A Market for. (R. H. D.). XV. .134 Bahy, How a Man Takes Care of His. (Mary Blake) XV. .594 Bedstead,* A Makeshift. (C. L. N.) xiv. .262 Berries, New Varieties of. (P. V. Q.) xiv. .851 Blue India China. (Isabella James). xiv. .564 Bow-Shooting, More ahout. (Maurice Thompson) XIV.. 717 Boys of the Family (W. H. Rideing): I. The Boy who Wants to be a Sailor xvi.. 746 II. The Beginner in Journalism xvi. .902 III. How to Become a Mechanical Engineer XVIII.. 141 IV. A Military Education at West Point XVIII. .463 V. Telegraphy Engraving Arch- itecture XIX. .307 Boys Room, The xl. .128 Budding Fruit-Trees. (P. T. Q.).... XIV.. 566 Calls, Formal, The Plague of. (M. G. Van Rensselaer) XIX. .787 Camp Stoves and Cooking Utensils. xiv.. 262 Centennial Cookery xi.. 892 Change, The Uses of XII. .276 Charities, Daily XI. .129 Childrens Nerves XI. .440 China, Blue India. (Isabella James) XIV. - 564 China, Blue India, Note on XIV. .859 Christmas Gifts XI.. 286 Coal Ashes XIII. - 723 College of Domestic Economy, .... ....... 152 Common Flowers XII. .598 Cookery and Cooks XIV.. 8~8 Cookery, Centennial XI.. 892 Cookery, General Principles of (Catherine Owen): I. Boiling XIX..;05 II. Stewing and Making Soups XIX. .465 III. Roasting XIX. .625 IV. Frying and Broiling XIX. .788 CoSperatiun, A Little Venture in .... XVI.. 149 Correspondents, Letters from.xv. .275, 432, 740 Country Kitchens xi. .287 Croquet, The Rules of.xii. .597; xvi.. 250, 906 Cruelty froTo Children, Society for the Prevention of. (M. Reh~que).... xv.. 738 Decoration, Too Much. (H.) XVI. .150 Decoration,Two Kindsof. (M. L. F.) . XIX. .466 Dianer-table, Decoration of the. (Sach- arissa) XVIII. .462 Domestic Nursing. (By a Trained Nurse) XVIII. .786 4 Education in Europe. (L. Clarkson)..Xx.. 940 Entertain, How to XI.. Exhibition, Practical Hints about the. .XII.. 753 ExhibLion, The, as a School XII..438 Experiment, A Successful XVI - .293 Exposition, The Home Uses ofthe.. . XII. .227 Family Journal, A XI.. 745 Fashion of Fancy Prices, The. (Paul Graves, Jr.) xi. .442 Fashions, New York, in 18141830. (Gor- don Bremner Xviii. ~ Fashions, Paris. (Champs Elys6es)..xii. .435 [598, 756, 904; xiii.. 274, ~68 Fire-place, A Design for a. (W. R. Corson) xviii.. 243 Fires, Wood. (Hannah Snowden)..xiv. .857 Floors, Virginia xiii.. 869 Flour from Chestnuts. (J. Schoyler Crosby) xix. .616 Foliage, Green AutumnaL (Samuel Par- sons, Jr.) XVII. .252 French,On the, Spoken by Those Who Do Not Speak French. (J. B. M.). xv. .892 French Plays for American Amateurs. (J. Brander Matthews) XV.. 232 Furniture, Second-hand XI 289 Garden, Dont Give Up the Xi. .230 Girls Names XII - .756 Glassware and Glass-houses. (C. C.)..xiv. . a6o Grape-Vines, Pruning XIII. .723 Guest and Gtiest-Room. (B. W.).... XIV.. 728 Haggis, How to Make a XVI. .437 Hints to Young Housekeepers. (Mrs. S. W. Oakey.) I. Choice and Arrangemeiit of a Home XVII.. 149 II. Daily Habits XVII. .302 III. Servants XVII. .442 IV. Duties of a Laundress, Waitress, and Ladys Maid xvii - .599 V. Duties of a Man-servant XVII.. 756 VI. Duties ofaNurse XVII. .907 VII. Two Servants XVIiI. .465 H. M. S. Pinafore for Amateurs.5 (Ar- thur Penn) XVII. .904 Home, On Founding a XI. .438 Home Work, Hints for xi.. Homes and Museums xv. .275 Horticultural Suggestions. (P. T. Q.) [xv. .892 House and Home Building XIV. .405 Housekeepers, A New Aid to. (S. B. H.) XVII.. 756 Housekeepiag. Poem XIII.. 869 50 INDEX. IIQME AND SOCIETY. Contents of: (Continued.) In Tea-Cup Time. (Sacharissa). ....... 906 Kitchens, Country xi.. 287 Lawn Teoonis.5 (Alexander Wain- wright) xviii.. 624 Letters from Correspondents...... 276, 432, 740 Letters to Young Mothers. .xut. .030, 273, 409, [366, 7at;. XX.. 305, 469, 6~o, 789 Light, Heat, and Power for the House- holder. (Charles Barnard) xtx. .045 Liverpool, On Landing in. (Alexander Wainwright) xx.. 8o6 London, On Arriving in. (Alexander Wainwright) XX.. 468 Magazine Burniog. (J. L.) xi.. 030 Magazines, Where, Can he Borned. (Alex. M. Darley) xi.. ~86 ?slaternity Society, The (J. B. M.). ....... 302 1\Iarernity Society, The XVtii. . 043 i\Iedicine, Better Than xttt. .870 Midsummer Holidays xtt. Milk, Pure, by the French Method. (Joel Benton) xvi. .437 Mistakes, Some Popular xt. .584 Moving-Times, In xu. . Music and Drawing at Home xvi. .437 Nerves in the Household xx. .050 New York, How to See Xtt. .272 Nursing, Domestic. (By a Trained Nurse) XVItO. .786 Ocean Travelers, Sstggestions to (Will- iam H. Rideing) XVito. .308 Old Clothes and Cold Victuals xi.. 745 Operas for Amateurs. (M. L. E.)... xtx.. 940 Parlor Plays. (Arthur Penn) xviii.. 939 Politeness and Punctilio xt. . a81 Polo, The On and Practice of. (Alex- ander Wainwright) xviii.. 309 Poor-House and Hospital Visiting.... xiv. .709 Public Squares and Public Spaces. (Geo. E. Waring, Jr.) xiv. .403 Reserve, The Culture of xtti. .870 Rose, Culture of the. (M. S. S.) xx. .307 Rose Garden, Fall Work in the. (M. S. S.) viii. ~ Rural Art Association, A. (B.W. D.) . xvi. .590 Rural Topics. xi. .743, 894; xii.. oo8, 274, 436 [7s~, 905 xttt. .030, 275, 567; xiv. .oo6 Shopping, City, for Country Friends. (S. B. H.) xtx..786 Sick-Room, Blunders in the xi. .746 Slavery of To-day, The. (S. B. H.). .xx. .466 Summer in the Country, One Way to Spend the xiv.. 003 Summer Vacation, Hints for the xtto. .870 Table-Talk )tiii. .276 Teaching at Home, Two Ways of xi.. 583 Theatricals, Private. (J. Brander Mat- thews) xv. .430 Transplanting xtv. . oi6 Two Sides of a Sentiment (S. M. L.) xx. .430 Village Society in Winter xv.. 276 Visiting xt. .440 Washing, A Short Essay on. (Mary Dean) xvtit. .940 Water, Cistern. (G. E. W., Jr.) xiv. .260 Water-Filter, A Cheap. (P. 5.) xvt. . Weaning the Baby. (Catherine Owen)xtx. .047 Window Gardening xi. .439 Winter Evenings, Work for xIII. .723 Winter, Village Society in xv.. 276 Wood Fires. (Hannah Snowden).... xtv. .857 Wood, To Polish xi. .030 Yosemite Trip, Hints for the. (George H. Fitch) xx.. 048 Home Interiors. (E. C. Gardner) (ulture and Progress XVI. .442 Home, On Founding a Ho;.ze and Society xi. .438 Home Pastorals. (Bayard Taylor) Cu/litre an(l Progress., I. .445 Homes, A Hundred Thousand. (With Plans) Charles Barnard XI.. 477 Homes and Museums Home and Society XV.. 275 Home-Seeking. Poem Andrew B. Saxton Vt.. 2~4 Home Sweet Home, a Poem by the author of Bric-d-Brac XIII. .883 Home Work, Hints for Home and Society I.. 585 Honesty, American opics of 1/ic Time XI.. 826 Hooking Water-melons Edward Bellamy XIV.. 622 Hooks and Eyes Henry Bc/ford .. ..... 363 Hoosier Mosaics. (Maurice Thompson) Culture and Pro6 ress xt. .~.7 Hope. Poem . Irwin Russell XVtII. .204 Hopkins, Isabella T., Papers by: Ghosts xiii. .342 Ceottiry Plants xvii. ~ CelestialPeas.... . .xito. .6o~ In the M. E. African xx. .422 An Eye for an Ear. (English Edition Only) [xvii.. 077 Hopkins, Johns, University,5 The So}Sliie Bledsoe Herrick XIX.. 199 thus. Clifton, the Country Home of the late Johns Hopkins 205 Johns Hopkins xix.. 200 D. C. Gilman, President of the Johns Hop- Entrance to the Grounds of Clifton 204 kins University oo6 Instrument for Determining the Mechanical The Teachers Class in Biology onl Equivalent of Heat 205 Memorial Tablet in Hopkins Hall 208 Hops, Preservation of The Worlds Work XI.. 596 Hop-Vines for Fiber, Proposed Treatment of XVIIt. .476 Horograpb, The .. XYIIt. .475 Horse-Car Poetry. (Winkelnied Wolfgang Brown) Bric-d-Brac XI. .910 Horse,5 The Saddle. Thoroughbreds and Arabians Geor6 e B. Waring,Js XV.. 84 Illus. Mameluke xv.. 84 Spankaway (o793)After Cooper 88 The Godolphin Arabian 8~ The LessonAfter Leech 19 Old Partner (0701)After Seymour.... 86 One of the Right SortAfter Leech 90 Privateer (a good modern thorough- A Weighty MatterAfter Leech 92 bred) 87 A Freshener on the DownsAfter Leech.. 94 Sedhoiry (o734)After Seymour 87 Sailing out of the RingAfter Leech 96 Sharke (0770)After Stubbs 88 A Chip of the Old BlockAfter Leech 96 Horse, The Thoroughbred. On the Turf and Across Country*. . Ceorge B. Waring, Jr V.. 157 Illus. A Steeple-chaserAfter an old French Lucy! here l heres a gate I After print xv.057 Leech o6o The Preliminary CanterAfter Leech .... o~8 A Trying Thing for TooslesAfter Leech.. of 8 The FindAfter Forbes o~p Oh dear! What a beautifol thing! The DeathAfter Forbes r6o After Leech 069 Vol. Page. PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 51 Vol. Page. Horses,* Something about MV. .195 Illus. Democracy versus Aristocracy XIV.. 195 The Horse of the Lower Rhine 197 The Carpathian Foundling 196 A Struggle for Leadership 198 A Swedish Post 196 The Russian Horse-Breaker 199 Horticultural Suggestions. (P. T. Q.) Home and Society XV. .892 Hosmers (Prof.) Short History of German Literature Culture and Progress XX. .309 Hospes Civitatis. Poem Richard Henry Stoddard It. .584 Hot-Air Pumping Engine, New (with Diagram) The Worlds Work XX.. 797 Hotel of the Future, The Gail Hamilto i.. io8 Houghton, George, Papers by: Courage. Poem xii. .229 Sandy Hook xviii.. 641 Hour and the i\lan, The. Poem. (J. A. T.) Bric-d-brac XII. .287 House and Home Building Home and Society IV. .405 House Beautiful, The. (Clarence Cook) Culture and Progress XV.. 279 House-Building * John Burroughs I. .333 Illus. Chamher Plan of House xi.. 336 The House 337 Basement Plan 336 Picturesque Stone Wall 340 Main Floor Plan 336 Stone Wall hy an American Mechanic 340 Household Decoration.0 (See Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks.) Housekeepers, A New Aid to S. 13. H XVII.. 756 Housekeepers, Young, Suggestions to. (S. W. Gakey) Home and Society VII.. 849 I. Choice and Arrangement of a Home IV. Duties of a Laundress, Waitress, and [XVII.. 149 Ladys Maid XVII. .399 IL Daily Hahits xvii.. 301 V. Duties of a Man-Servant XVII. .750 III. Servants xvii. .441 VI. Duties of a Nurse XVII. .907 VII. Two Servants XVIII. .465 Housekeeping. Poem Home and Society XIV.. 869 Housel, Louis V. An Earthquake Experience * XV.. 662 Houses and Things Topics of the Time IV.. 254 Hovey, H. C., Papers by: Eighty Miles in Indiana Caverns*. . .xuc. .875 One Hundred Miles in Mammoth Cave5 xx. ~ How a Man Takes Care of his Baby Home and Society XV.. 594 Howard, Hugh, Papers by: The Fair Isolinda.* Poem XIII.. 141 Compensation. Poem XIV.. Howe, Julia Ward. The Spiders Lesson. Poem XIX. .418 Howell, Martin A., Jr. Is there a Subterranean Outlet to the Upper Lake Region XI.. 784 How-ells, Annie T. Le Coureur des Bois. XII.. io8 Howellss (W. D.) Lady of the Aroostook Culture and Progress XVIlI. . 150 Howellss (W. D.) Undiscovered Country XX 793 How Mr. Storm Met his Destiny Hjalmar I-.oiorth Bayesen XIII.. 547 How Uncle Gabe Saved the Levee William L. Alumfree, Sr XVI. .848 Illus. Uncle Gahe tells the Story XV. .148 How Women Love Dress. Poem. (XV. W. Crane) Bric-d-Brac XV.. 751 Hoyt, Janet Chase. Babes in the Woods * XIV.. 488 H., S. B. Papers by: A New Aid to Housekeepers xvii.. 758 City Shopping for Country Friends. ...... 716 A Womans Thoughts upon the Education The Slavery of To-Day xx. .466 of Women XVIII.. 460 hub,~ A Wheel Around the (harles B. Pratt XIX. .481 Illus. Recreation at Massapoag xix. .48! Passing a School 4 Map of Bicycle Tracks 412, 413 Picnic Lunch 4)1 The Meet, Roxhury 484 An Unexpected Meeting 492 Othellos Occupations Gone 484 Roadside Sketches 493 Pegasus Puzzled 485 Some Windows by the Way 494. The Old Curtis House 485 Winners or Losers by Half a Length 494 The Majesty of the Law 416 The Dramatis Persoun 495 Impressions of lirook Farm 416 Halts to Catch Up 495 A Chapter of Headers 487 En Silhouette .. . 496 A merciful man is merciful to his beast~ - .411 Pan-dowdy 497 The Masher 481 The Ambulance 497 Fairbanks Homestead, Dedham, Mass.... 489 On the Rocks at Cohasset 498 Old Powder House 490 A Wheel Around the Hub 499 Hudson, Hannah R. Day Dreams. * Poem XIII.. 289 Hudson River.0 (See Our River.) Hughess (Thomas) Manliness of Christ Gulture a d Progress XX. .155 Hugo,~ Victor, Txvo Visits to Hialmar Hj1orth Bayesen XIX.. 884 Illus. Victor Hugo XIX. .114 Humility to Excellence, From~ Topics of the Timne XII. .430 Humming-Bird. (See Bird Architecture.) 52 INDEX. Vol. Page. Humming-Bird, The, of the California Water-Falls * John Muir XV.. 545 Silos. Water-Ouzel Diving and Feeding.... XV.. 545 The Ouzel at Home 550 One of the Late Summer Feeding-Grounds Yosemite Birds Snow-Bound at the Foot of of the Ouzel ~17 Indian Cafion 552 Ouzel Entering a White Current 548 Hunt, Violet. An Invitation. Poem XIX. .897 Hunts (Bonavia) History of Music Culture and Progress XVII.. 156 Huttons (R. H.) Essays in Criticism XIV.. I 18 Huxleys, Mr., Visit Topics of the Time XIII.. 268 Huxleys (T. H.) Crayfish Culture and Progress XX. .308 Hydraulic Elevator for Canals The Worlds Work XII.. 763 Hydraulic Fire Escape XVII.. 452 Hydraulic Mining System Applied to Dredging XX. .477 Hydraulic Shears XII. .282 Hydro-Carbon Furnace, The XI.. 138 Hymn to the Sea. Poem Richard Henry Stoddard XIX.. 458 Hysteriad, The. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac XVI.. 759 II CE, Sheet, Artificial Production of The Wrlds Work XII. .911 Identity Rric-d-Brac XIV. .415 Idyl of Work, An. (Lucy Larcom) Culture and Progress XI.. 135 If Love and Life were One. Poem John C. Saxe XII.. 46 Ilka on the Hill-top H/almar .J-11orth Bayesen XIX.. 120 Illustrated Books Culture and Progi-ess. XV. .438; XVII. .761 Imaginary Conversations. (W. S. Landor) XIV. .862 Imlia, Virgini Dictation Exercises Bric-d.Brac XIX.. 477 Immigrants Progress,5 The William II. Rideing XIV.. 577 Illus. Giles and his Friends at the Village A Peep at New York Inn iv..577 Whatis It~ ~I6 Dinner in the Steerage ~Io Immigrants Boarding-House 517 Inspection at Quarantine ~8a Plate Representing the Landing of Gen. All There 513 Lafayette at Castle Garden ~88 Deharking at Castle Garden 584 Immortality, The Souls .Edward Payson XIV.. 187 Impossihle Story, An Bayard Taylor XVI.. 131 Impressions of aneoporastus ~ucn. ~t~eorge tOot) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 791 in a Paris Restaurant. Poem H. C. Bunner XVII.. 495 In Arcana Sylvarumt. Poem Carles de Kay XVI.. 141 In Confidence. Poem Masy L. Jacques XIX.. 23 Indecision. Poem. (Jacob F. Henrici) Bric-d-Brac XX. . 8oo India and its Native Princes * XI.. 65 Illus. Elephant-Fight at Baroda xi.. 6~ The Egg Dance 72 A Hindu Beggar 67 Panther Shot from an Elephants Back 73 Serpent Charmer 68 Princess Chah Jean, of Bhopaul 75 indian Jugglers 69 The Caravan 77 Fakirs 70 The Mail Wagon 78 Fight hetween a Panther and a Boar 71 A Palace Car in India 79 Indian Council, The Last, on the Genesee.5 (With Poem) .... David Gray XIV. .338 Illus. Glen Iris, from the Council House Grounds Glen iris Gate-Way 344 [xiv.. 339 Indian Council-House at Cilen Iris 344 De-Ge-Wa-Nus Waterfall 340 The Council-Meeting of Coroplanter and Mona-Sha-Sha 341 Col. Kerr 345 Lower Falls of the Upper Genesee 343 Major Moses Van Campden at theage of 90. .348 Indian Pipe. Poem Elaine Goodale .... XIX. .198 Indians. (See Wards of the United States Government, The.) Indian Summer. Poem J. P. Irvine XV.. 83 Indignant Polly Wog. Poem. (Margaret Eytinge) Bric-d-Brac XIII..431 Industrial Education Topics of the Time XIX.. 785 Industrial Education A gain XX. .464 lndustries, The Multiplication of XIII..863 Infant Hercules Again Sofia Bompiani XIX.. 144 Infant Hercules, Communication on henry W. Haynes XVIII. .461 Influence. Poem Emma Lazarus XVIII.. 592 lngersoll, Ernest, Papers by: Something ahout Birds * xii.. 619 Rocky Mountain Mules * XIX. .929 The Police of New York5 xvi.. 342 Rocky Mountain Cookery xx.. In a Snailery * xvii.. 796 ~Rocky Mountain Nights xx.. zil The Camp of the Carhonates * xviii.. lot The Metropolis of the Rocky Mount- How Animals Get Home xix.. 90 sins xx. .453 Ingots for Seamless Tubes The Worlds Work XIII.. 573 In Loneliness. Poem .R. C. Meyers XII.. 872 PART TWO, VOLS. XL. TO XX. Vol. Page. In Marble. Poem George Edgar Mon igommery VI. .623 In Mernoriam. (A Memorial of Emily Bliss Gould) Culture and Pro,~oress XIII.. 724 In Memoriam. (On the late Prince Imperial). Poem William C. Bonaparte Wyse.. XVIII. . 78I Inn Album, The. (Robert Browning) (ulture and Progress XI.. 752 In November. Poem. (L. Frank Tooker) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .320 Insane Retreats, Are our, Inhuman? (Augustus Blauvelt).... (ommunicatious XVII. .902 Insanity and its Treatment0 (hones D. Robinson XII. .634 Illus. Insane Asylum, Morristown, N. J... xii.. 641 Section of Human Brain showing beginning New Vork State Lunatic Asylum, Utica.. .642 of Disease 645 Viesv of Norris in his Cell 642 Section of Human Brain Nerve-Cells en- Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane 643 larged by Disease 646 iNorth Wisconsin Hospital for the Insane. .643 Section through upper part of Spinal Marrow .646 Alcove in Northern Hospital for the Insane.644 Same Section further advanced 647 Hall in Northern Hospital for the Insane. .644 Section of Human Brain showing large Section of a healthy Human Brain 645 masses of disease 647 Insanity, The Relations of, to Modern Civilization H. P. Stearns XVII.. 582 Insectivorous Plants 0 Sophie Bledsoe Herricle XIII. .804 Illus. Drosera Rotundifolia xiii.. 8o~ Glandular Texture of Dioncea Leaf Sio Leaf of Drosera Rotundifolia 1o6 Pinguicula glandular Surface of Leaf Iii Tentacle of D. Rotundifolia 8o~ Nepenthes Distillatoria 812, 113 IDiontea Muscipula 109 Single large Gland on Upper and Inner Lobe of Dionma ho Surface of N. Distillatoria 114 Inside the Castle George E. Waring, Jr XVIII.. Insulating Under-ground Wires, Improved Method of The Worlds Work XVIII.. 634 Interest of Fiction, The Topics of the Time XIII. .270 Interior Decoration The Worlds Work XII. . 283 International Copyright Topics of the Time XX. .146 International Episode, An. Poem. (Eliza C. Hall) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .952 International Episode. (Henry James) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 148 Interpretation. Poem .... Richard Realf XVII.. 362 Interview with a Poet of the Future, An. (A. Z.) Bric-d-Brac XVII. .916 In the Adirondacks. Poem Anne Lynch Botta XIX. .197 In the Levant. (Charles Dudley Warner) culture and Progress XIII. .724 In the M. E. African Isabella T. Hopkins XX. .422 In the Morning. Poem. (T. H. Robertson) Brie-h -B rae XIII. .576 In the University Tower. (New York, July, 1863.) Poem.. . . (harles de Kay XIII.. 520 In the Wilderness. (Charles Dudley Warner) (ulture and Progress XVI.. 751 Into the World and Out. Poem S. M. B. Piatt XIV. .636 Invention of the Dictionary, The. Poem. (A. Z.) Bric-i-Brac XvI. .607 Invisible Land, The. Poem Andrew B. Saxton XVI.. 791 Invitahon, An. Poem Violet Hunt XIX. .897 Invozation. Poem ~karles de Kay XVIII.. 280 I Promessi Sposi. Sonnet in Dialogue. (J. B. M.) Brie-h -Brac XX.. 799 Ireland, Mary E. The De Foe Family in America XII.. 61 Irish Eclipse, The. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-h-Brac XVIII. . 159 Irish Heart, An TWHigginson XVII. .217 Iron and Steel, Uniting . The Worlds Work XV. .442 Iron Bridges, New Design for XIV.. 725 Iron, Preservation of XVII. .915 Iron, Preservation of XIV. .270 Ironing-Machine, Improved XVII. .309 Irrevocable. Poem PhilsjS Bourke Marston XtV. .302 Irvine, J. P. Indian Summer. Poem . ... . XV.. 83 Irving, Washington George Parsons Lathrop XI.. 799 Island of the Sea,0 An Julia B. Dodge XIV. .652 Illus. The Southem End of Fort George The Bar and the Pelicans, Fort George Island xiv.. 652 . Island 654 Edgewood Avenue, Fort George Island... 653 Point Isabel, Fort George Island 655 Palmetto Avenue, Fort George Island 654 The Road, Fort George Island 656 Isle of June,0 An Frank R. Stockton XV.. 13 Illus. Nassau Harbor, from Hog Island.... xv.. 23 Selling a Tarantula Map of the Route to the Bahamas 14 Fort Fincastle 22 The First Chapter of America o5 Darkies Dising for Pennies 24 The Royal Victoria Hotel, Nassau o~ The Nassau Library 25 View dosvn George street, Nassau o6 Silk Cotton-Tree 26 A Little Boy in Full Dress o~ A Pine-Apple in its Native Soil 27 Give us a small copper, Boss 07 A Little Cove at Nassau 28 A Nassau Mansion B A Nassau Diversion 29 Nassau Harbor 09 The Glass Windows 30 Is Life Worth Living? Topics of the Time XIX. .142 Is Life Worth Living? Poem. (G. J. A.) Bric-h-Brac XIX. .480 Is Life Worth Living? (William H. Mallock) Culture and Progress XVIII. .788 Italy and the Pope Luigi Monti XVI. .357 54 INDEX. Vol. Page. JACKSON, STONEWALL, With Allen C. Redwood xviii. .220 Illus. The Sinews of War XVIII.. 225 A Backslider 229 A Tar-Heel 226 First at the Winning Post 229 Passing the Rubicon 227 Corn-feds 235 A Pelican 228 A Glimpse of Stonewall Jackson 232 Jacob Hurds Child. Poem J. C. Holland XVIII.. 536 J acobus, Arthur. Poes Raven x~. 303 jacquemarts History of Ceramic Art (allure and Pro& ress xv.. 280 Jacques, Mary L. In Confidence. Poem XIX.. 23 Jaifrey. Poem. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) . Bric-d-Brac XIV. .868 James, Henry, Jr., Papers by: Crawfords Consistency xii. .569 Longstaffs Marriage xvi.. The Ghostly Rental xii.. 66~ Confidence xviii.. 507, 661, 149 Four Meetings .. .......xv [xix. .6~, 209, 393 James, Isabella. Blue India China Home and Society XIV.. 564 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Confidence (ulture and Pro6 ress XX. .311 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Daisy Miller XVII. .609 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) French Poets and Novelists XVI. .438 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) International Episode XVIII.. 148 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Hawthorne XIX. .943 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) Roderick Hudson XI. .588 Jamess (henry, Jr.) The American XIV. .406 Jamess (Henry, Jr.) The Europeans XVII. .447 Janin, Jules. (See Critic, the History of a.) Jan of the Windmill. (J. H. Ewing) Culture and Prggress XIV.. 720 Janson, Kristofer. Haif-witted Guttorm XVII.. 866 Jansons Spell-Bound Fiddler 6ulture and Progress XX. .475 Japanese and Chinese Students in America U4arles F. Thwzng XX. .450 Japanese Melodies, Some Clara La ise Kellogg IV.. 504 Japan,2 Some Pictures from Nook Brooks XI. . 177 Illus. Head-piece XI. .277 The Foxes Wedding A Figure in the Popular Style 271 The hiding-place The Classic Style of Drawing 271 A Trained Hawk 117 Riliag to far counuies 279 At Home oIl Looking at the Juggler sIn The feast of Ahis-ko 119 The Village of Omori olo Sketch of Monkeys 290 Going and coming by night s8o A Buddhist Saint 290 A Lantern Feast Interrupted .. s8~ The return at night 292 A flight of storks 183 A Harbor View 192 Revenge 284 Finis 293 Asking for Work 284 Jarl Sigurds Christmas Eve) Poem ZI/alazar L/j/ortk Boyesen XV.. 289 (With an Illustration by Mary Hallock Foote.) J arves, James Jackson. American Museums of Art XVIII. .405 Jarvess (J. J.) A Glimpse at the Art of Japan Culture and Progress XII. .135 Jefferson, Joe, in London. (L. C. ,.).... The Old (abinet XV.. 130 Jeffrey, Rosa Vertner, Poems by: Love and Reasor XIV.. 271 Love and Jealousy XX. .952 leifriess (B. Joy) Color Blindness (ultare and Pro6 ress XVIII. .942 Jelly-Fish and the Crab, The. Poem Brie-d-Brae XIII. .432 Jericho Road, The. (John Habberton) Culture and Progress XIII.. 873 Jessie. Poem. (David S. Foster) Bried -B roe XIII.. 734 Jetties, The Mississippi. (See Mississippi Jetties, The.) Jim Alithings . Alfred B. Street XX.. 542 Joe Hales Red Stockings Saxe Holm XV.. 333 Johnny Reb at Play Allen C. Redwood XVII.. 33 Illus. Snow-Balling xvii.. 33 The Kimbomikin 36 Wearing a Kunfede~it Watch If Von Want to Have a Good Time, Just Dont Turn that Thing Loose 35 Join the Cavalry 37 Johnson, J. Augustus. To Damascus by Diligence0 XIV. . 137 Johnson, Laura Winthrop, Papers by: Bifrost, The Rainbow Bridge. Poem.xi.. ~ A Valentine. Poem XIX. .593 The Outcast. Poem XIII.. 463 La Sonnambula xx.. 430 Johnson, Lorenzo M. Narrow-Gauge Roads: Are they Economical ? XVII. .292 Johnson, Manor, The. (James Kent) Culture and Progress XVI.. Johnston, Richard M. Mr. Nelus Peelers Conditions2 XVIII. .256 Johnstons (Alexander) History of American Politics Culture and h-ogress XIX. .633 Joints, Riveted . The Worlds Work XI.. 140 Jones, Amanda T., Poems by: These Three xvii.. 420 Heart of Sorrows XVII.. 724 Jones, Charles C., Jr. A Piece of Secret History XI. .519 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 55 J/o?. Page. Joness (Thomas) History of New York during the Revolu- tionary War CuZture and Progress... XVIII.. 790 Joseph and His Brethren. (Charles Wells) XII. .276 Journalism as Exemplified by the Late Mr. Bagehot John A rZmuchle XVIII.. 846 Joyces (Robert D.) Blanid Culture and Progress XIX. .310 Joyces (Robert D.) Deirdr6 XIII. .569 June. Poem (aroline A. Mason XVI. .236 June Chantry James P. McKay ..xIV. 833 Just Out of Sight. Poem II. H XIX.. 197 Juveniles, A Sheaf of Culture and .Pro& ress. XI.. 296 K. A Little Venture in Coi5peration Home ond Society XVI.. 149 Kansas Cattle Town, A. (See Over Sunday in New Sharon. Kansas Farming, Picturesque Features of Henry K7ng XIX. .132 Kansas. (See Exodus in Kansas, A Year of the.) Kearys (C. F.) Dawn of History Culture and Pro6 ress XVIII.. 795 Keats. (See After Many Days.) Keats, To the Immortal Memory of. Poem Richard Hen;y Stoddard XX.. 224 Keeping at It Tonics of the Time XI.. 888 Kellogg, Clara Louise. Some Japanese Melodies XIV. . 504 Kelsey, W. D., Poems by: To F. S. S xvii. .6i6 Coronation xx 853 Kembles, Fanny, Journal. (Arthur. Penn) Bric-d -13 rae XVIII.. 157 Kembles (Mrs. Frances A.) Records of A Girlhood Culture and Progress .XVIII. . 151 Kents (James) The Johnson Manor Culture and Pro6 ress XVI .597 Kenyon College William B. Bodine .. XV. .698 Illus. On the Kokosing .xv. .691 l3exley Hall 702 Bishop Chases Log Hut 691 Old Kenyon 702 Portraits of David Davis, Edwin M. Ascension Hall 703 Stanton, Henry Winter Davis, and Rosoe Hall 703 Stanley Matthews 699 Window in College Chapel 703 Bishop and airs. Chase 70t Rutherford B Hayes 704 Kenyon, Miriam. ?vlisunderstood. Poem Bric-d-Brcec XVII. .616 Kdramos XX.. 480 Kdramos. (H. W. Longfellow) Culture and Progress VI. .441 Kerosene,* Safe Storage of The Worlds Worh XIII.. 138 Kiddle, Mr., A Reply from Topics of the Time XVIIt. .937 Kiddles (Mr.) Book XVIII. .457 Kimball, Harriet McEwen, Poems by: The Fairys Dilemma xviii.. Ino Prophecy xix. ~ Kindergarten at Home, The Culture and Progress XII. .602 Kindergarten. (See ~~Child~Garden,* The.) Kind of Traveler, A. Poem. (Cendrillon) Bric-d -B roe XX. .319 King, David C~onstance Feniocore Woolson XV.. 781 King, Edward. War Contrasts. Poem XVI. 285 King, Henry, Papers by: Perkys Cross xi. .I~6 Over Sunday in New Sh on xix. .761 Concerning a Certain Prodigal xv.. 636 A Vear of the Exodus in Kansas xx. .2i1 The Man with a Hohhy xviiI. .6o6 Picturesque Features of Kansas Farm- ing xix. .032 Kings Abridgment, The. Poem. (Joel Benton) Bric-d.-1J roe XVIII.. Soo Kings (Edward) Echoes from the Orient Culture and Progress XX. .944 Kings (Edward) French Political Leaders II. Kings Christmas, The. Poem XI, .3~5 Kings Lesson, The. Poem Mary Bradley XIX.. 196 Kingsley, Charles. (Memoir by his wife) Culture and Progres XIV . I 17 Kingsley, W. L. Lying as a Fine Art; and the Claims of Rev. Samuel Peters as an Artist XVI. .275 Kinney, Elizabeth C. The Mirage of the Desert. Poem XIV.. 699 Kipp, Mary Christine. Clematis. Poem XIV.. 832 Kirkland, Joseph. Bitumen. Poem Bric-d-Brac XII.. 286 Kitchen, The New Portable The Worlds Worh XV. .442 Klunzingers (Dr.) Upper Egypt (ulture and Progres~i XV.. 895 Knioht of Dannebrog, A H/almar .fi/orth Boyesen XIX. .593 Knights (E. H.) American Mechanical Dictionary The Worlds Worh XIII. .427 Knowlton, H. 0. A Somnolent Vagary. Poem .. Brie-i -B rae XX.. 640 Kosciuzkos Will. (A. C. G.) XVII. .614 K., P. Automatic Tension. Poem i XtII. .884 Kree. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) . XII. .916 Ktaadn.5 (See Camps and Tramps About Ktaadn.) INDEX. Vol. Page. K. von K. Red Lilies. Poem XI.. 123 Kyarlina Jim. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) Bric.d-Brae XIII.. 735 LABOR Question, An Aspect of the Topics of the Time XVIII.. 307 La Crosse. (See Canadian Sports.) Ladd, Christine. The Poetry of the Future Bric-d.Brac XIV.. 727 Lady of the Aroostook. (W. D. Howells) Culture and Progress XVIII. 150 Lafayette College Donald C. Mitchell xiii. 184 Portion of Papyrus Scroll in Possession Ground Plan of Lafayette College ill of Lafayette College xiii 184 Reading-Room, Lafayette College 119 Entrance to Grounds n8~ Class-Day Exercises in Front of South Col- Residence of George Taylor, a Signer of lege 190 the Declaration of Independence n86 Interior of Assay-RoomPardee Hall 191 Dr. George Junkin, First President i16 Pardee Hall View of Easton, Pa 187 President W. C. Cattell, Mr. Arm Pardee, Old View of Collegefrom map, 1150 ill Prof F. A. March, Prof. J. H. Coffin 192 Laffan, W. Mackay, Papers hy: Canvas-hack and Terrapin * XV.. The Tile Cluh at Work * Xvii. - 401 Deer Hooting on the An Sahle * xv.. Laffan, W. Mackay, and Edward Strahan, Papers by: The Tile Cluh at Play* xvii. ~ The Tile Cluh Afloat* xix. .641 Lalage Elinor Putnam XVIII.. 587 Lamb, Charles, A Glimpse of Bric-d-Brac XII..765 Lamb, Charles, Concerning Joseph /1. Twitchell XI. .720 Lamber, Juliette. Will the French Republic Last ? XX. .522 Lambs (Charles and Mary) Poetry for Children Culture and Progress XV.. 6oo Lamentation. Poem Washington Gladden . XX. - 193 Lamoroux, Wendell, Papers by: Pictures of the French Renaissance*. XI. .317 Pictures from Rome* xiii.. 68 Land and Game Birds of New England. (N. D. Minot). ... Culture and Progress XVI. .298 Land of Dreams, and Other Poems, The (H. S. Cornwell). - XVIII.. 315 Landors (W. S.) Imaginary Conversations XIV.. 862 Lang, Andrew. Ballad of Blue China XIX. .160 Langs (Andrew) Ballades in Blue China Culture and Progress.. . XX. - 795 Lanier, Sidney and Clifford. Uncle Jims Baptist Revival- Hymn Bric-d-brac xu.. 142 Lanier, Sidney, Papers by: Lana Manse. Poem xi.. 64 The Dove. Poem xvi.. 140 A Song of the Future. Poem XII. - 543 To Bayard Taylor. Poem XviI. .642 The Stirrup-Cup. Poem XIV.. 25 The Orchestra of To-day XIX. .897 Under the Cedarcroft Chestont * .... Xv.. 310 The New South XX. .140 Laniers (Sidney) Science of English Verse Culture and Progress .. . .XX. .473 Larcoms (Lucy) An Idyl of Work . XVIII. .638 Larrys on the Force. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac XI.. 135 La Sonnambula Laura Winthrop Johnson XX.. 430 LArt (ulture and Progress XVII. .450, 762 [XVIII. .630; XIX. .630, 948 Last Hour, The. Poem Juliet C. Marsh XX.. 132 Last Token,5 The. Rome, A. D. 107. Poem Edmund Clarence Stedman XV.. 353 Late News. Poem. (Parmenas Mix) Bric-d-Brac XIII. .287 Lathrop, Barbour T. A Personal and What Came of It XIX. .453 Latbrop, Rose Hawthorne, Gertrude. Poem XVII.. 565 Lathrop, George Parsons, Papers by: Poe, Irving, Hawthorne xi.. 799 October Snow. (To a Poet on his Seven. The Love of a Hundred Vears XII.. 249 tieth Birthday.) Poem vii.. 736 Days and Voices. Poem xiii.. 67 Vouth to the Poet. (To Oliver Wendell Two Purse Companions XVI. .419 Holmes) XIX. .740 The Lazy Lover. Poem XVII. .454 The Sorcery of Madjoon ~ Xx. .416 Latimer, Hugh. Poem Henry A. Beers XVI. .256 Latin Dictionary. (Harpers) Culture and Progress xix. .629 Latin Quarter, A Story of the Frances Hodgson Burnett XVIII.. 23 Laura. The Beauties of Nature. Poem .Bric-& r-Brac .. XII.. 448 Laus Mariae. Poem Sidney Lanier xi.. 64 Law at Our Boarding-House. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) Bric-d-Brac XX.. i6o Lawn Planting for City and Country * Samuel Parsons, Jr XVIII. .249 Illus. Design for Planting a City Lot XVIII.. 249 Design for a Large Snhnrhan Lot 252 Parasol Pine 250 Weeping Pine 253 Weeping Golden Japanese Cypress 251 Weeping Norway Spruce and Dwarf Pine.253 Lawn-Planting for Small Places Samuel Parsons, Jr XVII. - 725 lilus. A Study for Lawn-Planting xvii. .725 Suggestions for Lawn-Planting 729 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 57 Vol. P ge. Lawn-Planting,~ Sea-Side Samuel Parsons, Jr XX. .925 Illus. The Maidens Pink XX. .925 Large Flowering Tick-Seed 927 Nierembergia Rivularis 925 Blue Harebell 928 Rocky Mountain Colombine 926 Lawn-Planting,0 Village Samuel Parsons, Jr xviii.. 48 Illus. Small Village Lot Planted for General Japanese Magnolia .48 Effect xviii. .48 Working Plan for the Planting of a Village Noble Silver Fir 48 Lot 5o Lawn Tennis.0 (Alexander Wainwright) Home and Society XVIIt. .624 Lawn Trees, Rare oniuct Parsons, Jr XtX.. 34 Illus. The Double Flowering Cherry XIX. .35 The Eng1ish Hawthorne 36 Cedar of the Lebanon 37 Gingko Tree, lush Vews, and Weeping So- phora 39 Dead Trunk of Weeping Sophora 40 Japanese Maple 4 Soulanges Magnolia 42 Chinese Cypress 43 Parsons Silver Fir, Weeping Norway Spruce, and Weeping Larch 44 Weeping Beech 45 Weeping Beech in Winter.............. .. 45 Lay Sermon for Easter, A................................. Topics of the Time XIX. .937 Lazarus, Emma, Papers by: Agamemnons Tomb. Poem...... XIV.. 47 Off Roogh Point. Poem............ XV. .254 Mater Amabi.is. Poem .............XV. .716 The Eleventh Hour ................XVI. . 24~ Success. Poem ....................XVII..712 Influence. Poem XVIII.. 592 Destiny. Poem XVIII. .752 The Taming of the Falcon. Poem.. XIX. .196 The Guardian of the Red Disk. Poem XX. .695 Lazy Lover, The. Poem. (George Parsons Lathrop) Bric-d-Brac XVII.. 454 Lead Base Bullion, Desilvering, by Electrolysis The Worlds Work XVI.. 909 Lead-Pencils, How, Are Made 0 Julius UVilcox XV. .Soi Illus. Lump of Clay with Government Stamp 8o5 Bunch of Leads in Form of a Sheaf 8o~ Floating Graphite through the Tubs 8o~ Straightening the Leads 8o6 Baking the Leads 8o6 Slips Showing Pencils in Several Stages of Progress 807 Rafting the Cedar in Florida 8o~ The Railroad, with Bundles of Pencils 8o8 The Counting-Board 8o8 The Japanese Scribe XV.. 8oi Specimens of Early Hieratic Writing 802 The Graphite Mountain at Ticonderoga.. .802 A Crucible 802 The Dixon Graphite Mills at Ticonderoga.8o3 Lump of Native Ticonderoga Graphite.. 804 Largest Piece of Native Graphite ever Shipped from Ceylon 804 Elephant Carved from a Lump of Ceylon Graphite 804 Diagram of Graphite Mine 8o~ Lead-Poisoning, Corrective in The Worlds Work XIII. .878 Leadville, Colorado. (See The Camp of the Carbonates. 0) Learned, Walter. The Mirror. Poem . Bric-d -B rue XIV. .868 Leather, Vegetable The Worlas Work XIII.. 139 Leaves from a New Shorter Catechism. (C. L. Dana) Bric-d -B roe XVII. .455 Le Brun (Madame Vigdei, Souvenirs of Culture and Progress XIX .631 Le Coureur des Bois Annie T. flozoells XII. .108 Lectures on Preaching. (Phillips Brooks) Culture and Progress XVI. .152 Leech,~ John Russell Sturgis XVII.. 553 Illus. Ho-Fi Caught in his Own Trap .... XVII.. 553 The Sun Affords the Moon the Means of Shining 555 Children of the Mobility Such was the Count Bob Cratchit and Scrooge One of Punchs Full Orchestra 559 Our Artist in Hot Weather 559 The Holidays have Ilcgun ~6o The Parson in the Ditch 562 Fox-Hunters in the Days of Squire West- ern 562 Girls Head 563 A Following Wind 563 A Swell 564 Illustration to Puck on Pegasus Lee (Gen.) Robert E. (See History, Secret, a Piece of.) Leffingwell, Albert J. (M. D.) Does Vivisection Pay? XX. .391 Legend of Glen Head, The. Poem bret Horte XV.. 110 Legend of Leap-Vear, A. Poem . J. C. Holland XII. .607 Legend of the Statue, The Anna C. Broekett XI. .886 Legitimate Novel, The Topics of the Time XX.. 629 Lelands (Charles G.) Life of Lincoln Culture and Progress XIX. .312 Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame Frances Ii. Burnett XIV.. 224 Leo Marinus, The Sea-King0 Henry W. Elliott XVI,. 879 Illus. Sea-Lion Hunting SpearsTwo-Bladder Bony XVI. .88o Bidarkie and Paddle 88o A Fight between Rivals 88i Breeding Rookery of Sea-Lions 88a The Water-Proof Kam Lay Kie 882 Sea-Lion Boots 883 Sea-Lions Swimming 883 Baby Sea-Lion 883 Stalking Ihe Herd 884 Springing the Alarm 88~ Sea-Lion Cage at North-east Point 88~ A Friend of the Sea-Lion 88~ Sea-Lion Cage at North-east Point 885 A Sea-Lion Drive 886 58 I/VDEX. Vol. Page. Leonardo Da ~ Clarence cook VII. .337 Sims. Device by which a Stream may he made Fac-simile of Etching 347 Useful xvii .338 Designs for an Equestrian Statue 348 Device for Excavating a Canal ~ A Florentine Bronze 348 Device for Raising Water from a Stream .339 The Last Supper, by Raphael One Example of several Devices em- The Last Supper, by Giotto ployed by Leonardo in his Studies in Detail of Portion of Raphaels Fresco 350 the Mechanism of Flying 340 Group from Raphaels Fresco 350 Device for Pushing an Enemys Scaling- Caricature, by Leonardo 351 Ladders Away from a Wall 341 Head of Jesus, from Raphaels Fresco 351 Military Engine Designed by Leonardo .342 From Leonardos Sketch-Book 352 File-Cutting Machine 343 Caricature, by Leonardo 352 Machine for Sawing Marble 343 The Last Supper, by Leonardo da Vinci...353 Design for a Movable Derrick 344 Groups from the same (four cuts) .354, ~ ~6 Machine for Lifting Marble or Stone Group from Giottos Fresco in the Arena Columns into Position 344 Chapel, Padua 356 Design for a Lamp 345 Head of Christ, by Leonardo 358 The Medusa 346 Mona Lisa del Giocondo 36o Les Morts Vont Vite. Rondeau. (J. B. M.) Bric4Brac xtx. ~ Lesson in Mythology, A. Poem. . (Eliza C. Hall) . XIX. .320 Lesson, The. Poem Lncrice xiv.. 775 Letters and Social Aims. (R. W. Emerson) Cnltz.re and Progress xi. .896 Letters from Correspondents Home and Society XV. .432, 740 Letters of Charles Dickens, The Caltare and .Pro& rcss XIX. .470 Letters to Editor. (See Communications.) Letters to Young Mothers. (Mary Blake) Home and Society XIII.. 130, 273, 419 E566, 721; XX .305, 469, 630, 789 Letter-Writers, Some New Models for,...............,...... F. R. S V.. 142. 287 Leupp, Francis Ellington. Scintillations Bric-d -B roe XIII.. 883 Leveling Instrument, New... .......................... Tkc Worlds Work .............XIt. .913 Leviathan. Poem Gelia Tkaxter xi.. 669 Lewis, Edwin N. An April Song. Poem XV.. 780 Libby, E. H. Massachusetts Agricultural College ~ XII. .836 Library, A Free Lending, for New York .....................Tkeodore H. Mead ................. 929 Library Notes. (A. P. Russell) Calinre and Progress...... XI . 448 Life and Faith. (George McKnight) .......... XVII. .609 Life and Letters of Madame Bonaparte. (Eugene L. Diclies-) ...,.... XVIII.. 792 Life and Writings of St. John, The .........XIV.. 721 Life in Large and Small Towns............................. Topics of tke Time XX.. 627 Life Insurance, An Exposition of................,........... Jnlins Wilcox XtII. . 646 Life Insurance, The Nether Side of Jalius Wilcox XIV .382 Life of St. Paul, The. (F. N. Farrar) Cnlteuv and Progress XIX. .472 Life. Poem P. .R. Bowker XIV. .386 Life-Saving Service,5 The United States I H. Merryman XIX. .321 Illus. Off to a wreck xix.. 321 Haul away 332 Life-saving Station 322 The Breeches Buoy 332 Self-sighting Boat on Ways 322 Ihe Self-righiing Life-Boat 333 Dritl and Exercise in the Surf-boat 323 The Self-righling Life-Boat under sail 334 Launching the Surf-boat 324 Life-saving Dress The Night Patrol 525 Tally-board and Whip-block 335 Burning a Signal 326 Resuscitation Ejecting water from body - 336 Hauling a Mortar Car 328 Resuscitation: Restoring respiratiDo 336 Surf-man with Life-belt 329 The Mess-Room 337 Fidog a Mortar 330 Medicine Chest, Lanterns, etc Breeches-Buoy Apparatus in operation 331 Life Signals, Inextinguishable Tke Worlds Work xt.. Life Worth Living? Is Topics of Ike Time XIX.. 142 Light. (A. M. Mayer and Charles Barnard) Cnltninv and Progress V. .138 Light from Oyster Shells Tke Worlds Work XX .478 Light, He at, and Power for the Householder. (Charles Bar- nard) Home and Society xix. .145 Light of Asia. (Edwin Arnold) Culture and Progress XIX.. 468 Lights, Safety Train Tile Worlds Wo;-k XIV.. 125 Lignose XI. .905 Lincoln, Abraham. (Noah Brooks) Commnnications XV.. 884 Lincoln, Ahraham. Poem .R. H. Stoddard. - XV.. Facing Frontispiece Lincoln, Chase, and Stanton, A Trip with Egbert L. Viele XVI., 813 Illus. U. S. Rev. Steamer Miami, 1162. .xvi.. 127 The Presidents Reconnoissance 121 A Council in the Cabin of the Miami .122 ihe Destr~cti5n of the Merrimac 122 Lincoln, Life of. (Charles G. Leland) (ulture and Progress XIX. - 312 Lincoln,0 Personal Reminiscences of Nook Brooks xv.. 56i, 673, 884 Illus. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Frontispiece. xv. Fac-simile of Handwriting ~68 Lincolns Imagination Nook Brooks .. . XVIII.. 584 Lindaus (Rudolph) Stories CnlIlue and Progress XVIII.. 315 Lindsley, D. P. Takigraphy Com;nnnications XVII. .300 PART IWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 59 Vol. Page. Lines to a Young Lady. (R. K. Munkittrick) Bric-)-Brac XIV.. 125 Lintons (W. J.) Hints on Wood Engraving Cal/sire and Progress XIX.. 792 Linton, W. J., Papers by: The Engraver, His Function and Sta- The Princes Noses. Poem XIX.. 952 tus XVI. .237 Liquids, Filtration of The Worlds Work XIII. .283 Lissy Margaret 11. Eckerson XVI.. 28 Literary Assistance Bureau, The Bric-d-Brae XI. . 143 Literary Class, The T~pics of the Time XII. . 267 Literary Materials and Tools . . XVII.. 297 Literary Virility XI. .737 Little People. Poem (ha ries de Kay XVII. . 537 Little Rose and the House of the Snowy Range /1. If XVI.. 55 Little Sigrid.a A Ballad lljalmar fijorik Boyesen XV.. 512 Liverpool, On Landing in. (Alexander Wainwright) Home and Society XX.. 306 Liverworts and Ferns Sophie Bledsoe flerrick III. .329 lilus. Fungoid Growth, etc XIII. .329 Sporogonium, showing Elalers and rows of Polymorpha 330 Spores 333 Capule with Gemmse 33t Antheridial Disk 333 Leaf of M. Polymorpha under low power .331 Pteris Serrulata 333 Development of Gemmn 332 Pteris Serrulata magnified 334 Archegonial disk as seen from helow, Adiantum Cuneatum 335 showing Sporogonium 332 Osmunda Regalis 335 Living, Thin, and Thick Dying Topics of the Tome XVI. .430 L. L. L. Life in Florence XX. .281 Loan Collection of the Society of Decorative Art. (See A Few Antiques.) Loan Exhibition, The Second (ulture and Progress XVII. .444 Locomotive Construction, Important Improvement in The Worlds Work XV. .900 Locomotive Engines XII.. 283 Locomotive Fittings, Improved XVIII.. 634 Locomotives, Compound V.. 442 Locusts and Wild Honey. (John Burroughs) Culture a/3d Progress XVIII.. 631 Lodusky Prances Hodgson Burnett XIV.. 673 Loitdrings in Pleasant Paths. (Marion Harland) Culture and Progrcss XX. .475 London Adventure, A John Burroughs XIV.. 92 London, On Arriving in. (Alexander Wainwright) Home and Society XX. .468 London Social Life, Impressions of. (E. S. Nadal) Culture and Progress XI.. 134 Longevity,5 The Curiosities of Eugene Thomson XI.. 32 Illos. The Old Man, Thomas Parr xi.. 33 John Rovin, in the s7ad year of his age, Old Parrs Cottage, near Alherhury, and Sarah, his wlfe, in the sfi4th year Shropshire 34 of her age 39 Henry Jenkins, aged 269 years 36 The late Count Jean Frederick de Wal- Peter Garden, of Aherdeenshire, aged 131 deck, of Paris, aged 109 years 40 years 37 Capt. Frederick Lahrhush, aged 109 years. 41 Petratsch Zortain, in the il5th year of his The Countess of Desmond, aged 145 years. 42 age 31 Longfellow,5 Henry Wadsworth Richard Henry Stoddard XVII.. I Illus. Portrait of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow West Side of Longfellows House I (Frontispiece.) xvii The Avenue North of the House 9 Longfellows Drawing-Room xvii The Old Willow to The Study 3 Viesv from the Rear Piazza is A Corner of the Study 4 View from the Piazza, looking South a The Old Clock on the Stairs The Western Entrance 13 The Rear Lawn looking toward Long- View Across the Lawn, North-west of the fellows House 6 House i6 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, A New Edition of Culture and Pro6 ress XVIII. .473 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, To. (On his Birthday) (harlot/c F Bates .. .. XIII. .639 Longfellows (H. XV.) Kdramos Culture and Pro6 ress VI. 441 Longfellows (H. W.) Masque of Pandora and Other Poems XI.. 444 Longfellows (H. XV.) Skeleton in Arnior XIII. .424 Longs (John D.) Translation of the .eEneid XX. .475 Longstaffs Marriage Henry James, Jr XVI.. 537 Looking Behind.5 Poem. (Palmer Cox) Bric-d-Brae VII.. 767 Lornes (Marquis of) Guido and Lita Culture and Progress XI.. 591 Lory-Lye, The. Poem. (A new translation) Bric-d-Brac XIX.. 159 Lost Edward Bellamy XV .219 Lost XVatcb, The . Bric-d-Brae XVI. .911 J..oubats (J. F.) Medallic History of the United States Culture and Progress XVII.. 761 Louise. Poen3 Mary L. Ri/Icr . . XII.. 93 Louisiana Frances Zlodgson Burnett... XIX. .5 12, 672 832; XX.. 16 Illus. Walk across Ihe floor, commanded She waited in vain 132 Miss Ferrol xix. .512 Must I go away? he said xx.. Ask your sister, she replied; it was her plan 672 6o INDEX. Louisiana. (Mrs. F. H. Burnett) Culture and Progress Jol Page. XX. 310 Lounsbury, T. R., Papers by: English Spelling and Spelling Re- Reply to N. L. on English Spell- form XVIII.. 729, 864 ing XIX. .465 Love and Jealousy. Poem. (Rosa Vertner Jeffrey) .Bric-d-Brac XX.. 951 Love and Mischief) Poem. (Zavarr Wilmshurst) xli.. 6o8 Love and Reason. Poem. (Rosa Vertoer J6ffrey) XIV.. 271 Love of a Hundred Years, The George Parsons Latlzrop xii.. 249 Lover and the Rose, The. Poem E. 4/len Low XX.. 399 Lovers Answer, A. Poem 11 Dietz xix.. 782 Lovers Choice, The. Poem Mary Ainge .De Vere xv.. 824 Lovers Tale, The. (Alfred Tennyson) (u//nrc and Progress xviii. 628 Loves Autumn. Poem Paul H. Wayne XX. .854 Love Song. (W. M. Briggs) Bric-) -B roe XIX.. 157 Low, F. Allen. The Lover and the Rose. Poem xx.. 399 Lowells (James Russell) Among My Books. Second Series. Culture and Pro~sress i. . 747 Lowells (Robert) Stories from an Old Dutch Town xvii. . 6io L., S. M. Two Sides of a Sentiment. Poem Home and Society xv. .436 Luhke, An American Edition of Culture and Progress XV.. 743 Luhricator, Automatic The Worlds Work XI.. 299 Lucri~ce, Poems by: The Lesson XIV. .775 The Flute XX. .8~i The Wind-Harp vi.. 784 Lumbering in America. (See The Wooc7.en Age.) Lunatics, Literary, A Visit to the Asylum for. (J. B. Matthews).. Brie-d-Brac XV. .6o5 Lying as a Fine Art; and the Claims of Rev. Samuel Peters as an Artist W. L. Kingsley XVI. .275 Lyons, T. A. The Loss of the Oneida * X. . 750 IVII AcDONALDS (George) A Double Story Culture and Progress XI.. 905 MacDonalds (George) St. George and St. Michael XI.. ~86 MacDonalds (George) Thomas Wingfold, Curate XII.. 760 MacDonalds (James) The Life and Writings of St. John XIV. . 721 Macdonough, A. R., Papers by: Sea-Trout Fishing* XIV.. 29 Richard Henry Stoddard * XX. .686 Machar, A. M. The Whip-poor-will. Poem XX. 493 Machine, The, in New England Topics of the Time XV.. 591 Machine, the, Work for XV.. 427 Macleod, Norman (D. D.), Life of Culture and Progress XII .278 Macleod of Dare. (William Black) XVII. .910 Macon, J. A. Politics at the Log-Rolling. Poem Brie-) -B rae XX. .952 Macram) Lace Clarence (ook XV.. 844 Illus. Macramt (Geometrical Style, Italian) XV.. 144 Late Sixteenth Century Macramd (Italian) .146 Knots for Macramd Lace 145 American Design 847 American Design 845 American Design 148 Madjoon, The Sorcery of George Parsons Latkrop XX.. 416 Illus. Interior of an Opium Den 416 Madonna of Fra Lippo Lippi, A. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XIX. .411 Madrigal Edmund Clarence Stedman XIV.. 546 Magazine Burning. J. L Home and Socicty xi.. 131 Magazine Guns The Worlds Work XX 637 Magazines New Year, The Topics of the Time XI.. 123 Magazines, Where, can be Burned. (Alex M. Darley) Home and Society XI.. 586 Magazine, The Topics of the Time XVII.. 146 Magic Pill, The. Poem. (H. P.) .Bric-)-Brac XII. .446 Illus. Ah, me! said the parson, etc... XII..446 Alas! He had turned to a terrihie hoy .447 Magie, B. C., Jr. The Growth of Cities in the United States XV. .418 Mahsr John. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-)-Brac XIV.. 127 Maidenhood. Poem Annie R. Annan XIII.. 168 Maine, Through, to Canada in a Birch .bark Canoe. * (See Bahes in the Wood.) - Majolica of Castelli, The Alessandro 6astellanz XV.. 514 (With Twelve Drawings of Castelli Ware, from Originals in the Castellani Colleclion.) Major Stubbs. Poem. (Parmenas Mix) Brie-) -B rae XII.. 6o6 Mallocks Is Life Worth Living Culture and Progress XVIII.. 788 Mammoth Cave, One Hundred Miles in H. C. Hovey XX.. 914 Illus. A Snow Cloud XX. .921 Siephen Bishop, the Guide 922 Egyptian Temple 921 The Styx 923 The Giants Coffin 922 The Bottomless Pit 924 Man, Albon. Edisons Electric Light. (A Reply) ommunications xix.. 795 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 6i Vol. Page. Manliness of Christ, The. (Thomas Hughes) culture and Progress XX.. 155 Mansfields (E. D.) Personal Memories XVIII. .472 1\Ian with a Hobby, The Hen;y King xvnl.. 6o6 Man without Enthusiasms, A A. A. Hayes, Jr XVIII. .101 Man who Doubted his Own Eyes, The. Poem (Joel Benton) . Bric-)-Broc XVII. .455 Man who Lost his Name,5 The Hjabnar H/ort/z Bayesen xii.. 8o8 Illus. He struck his hands against his forehead and sank down. ...... 8o1 March. Poem H. H XIII.. 624 Marcias Fortune Katharine B. Foot xlii. .846 Marine and Stationary Engines, Novelties in The Worlds Work XI. .300 Maritime Engineering XI. .597 Marriage as a Test Topics of the Time XVIII. .620 Marriage in High Life, A (Octave Fenillet) Culture and Pro6 ress XIV.. 119 Marriage Knot, The. Poem B. H. Stoddard XI. .432 Marrying Titles Albert Rhodes XX. .622 Mars and His Moons E. W Sturdy XV. .263 (With Two Diagrams.) Marshalls (Mr.) Recitals Culture and Pro ress XVIII.. 473 Marsh, Juliet C. The Last Hour. Poem XX. .132 I\Iars, The Satellites of F. W. Sturdy XV.. 735 Marston, Philip Bourke, Papers by: Oliver Madox Brown XII.. 425 Miss Stotfords Specialty xx.. 169 Irrevocahle. Poem XIV.. 302 Martineans, Miss, Autobiography (ulture and Progress XV.. 137 Maryland Manners, Old Frank B. Mayer. XVII. .315 Illus. Head-piece XVII.. 315 Interior View in the Brice House, Annapo!is.323 The Music Lesson 316 Gctting Home from the Cluh 324 Jonas Greene 317 Waiting Orders 325 Printing Office of Maryland Gazelle ~ A Pipe of Old Maryland 326 The Maryland Gazette 318 At the Cluh 328 A Day~Dream 319 The Use of a Hood 328 My Ladys Visit 320 Charles Cole, President of the Tuesday Cluh .329 Michael, the Fiddler 321 The Supposed Sir Hugh Maccarty, Esq 329 The State House, Annapolis 322 Coat-of-Arms, Annapolis 331 Marys Easter. Poem Marie Mason XIX. .831 Mason, Caroline A., Poems by: St. Valentine xv.. 647 June xvi.. 236 May XVI.. 236 To Edmund Clarence Stedman xx.. 450 Mason, Emily V. A Royal Marriage communications XVI.. 145 Mason, Marie, Poems by: Bayard Taylor XVII.. 731 That Lass o Lowries XIX. .544 Natures Lover. (ToJohn Muir.) . XVIII.. 132 Marys Easter XIX. .131 Advent XIX. .194 Masque of Pandora, and other Poems, The. (H. W. Long- fellow) Culture and Progress XI.. 444 Massachusetts Agricultural College B. H. Libby XII. .836 Illus. General View of College xii. .141 North College and Color Guard 846 Presidents House 841 President Clark 847 Marshall P. Wilder 842 Farmer Dillon 848 Victoria Regis in Duffee Plant House.... 843 Marmion. Chester White 848 A Squash in Harness 844 Beauty and Beauty 12th 849 A Used-up Squash 845 Master, The Dead. Poem. (William Cullen Bryant) Richaid Zien;y Stoddard XVII.. 525 Mater Amabilis. Poem Emma Lazarus XV. . 71b Maternity Society, The. (J. B. M.) Home and Society XVII.. 302 Maternity Society, The. (Note) XVIII.. 143 Mathewes, Eliza P. Coming Home from School. Poem XVIII.. 640 Mats and Rugs The Worlds Work XIV. .573 Matthews, Charles James, Life of Culture and Pro6 ress XIX. .154 Matthews, J. Brander, Papers by: French Plays for American Amateurs.xv. .131 Sub Rosa. (Rondeau) xvii.. 6i6 Private Theatricals XV.. 430 Actors and Actresses of New Vork % XVII.. 769 Light Comedies xv.. 890 Rain and Shine. (Ballade) XVII.. 920 On the French Spoken hy those who do The American on the Stage * XVIII.. 321 not Speak French xv. .891 Union Square: 7 P. M. Poem.... XVIII.. 479 En Route. Pantoum xvi. .448 The Docunienis in the Case xviii. ~ A Company of Actors * xvi.. 837 Les Morts Vont Vile. (Rondeau).... XIX. .479 Points in the Copyright Discussion... xvi.. 897 1 Promessi Sposi. (Sonnet in Dia- The Maternity Society xvii.. 302 logue) XX.. 799 Matthewss (J. Brander) Theaters of Paris (ulture and Progress XX. .311 Maudsleys (Henry) Physiology of Mind XVI.. 904 Mauris, Maurice. The Fan~ XIV.. 589 May Conference, The Topics of the Tiuie XII. .429 Mayer and Barnards Light Culture and Progress XV.. 138 62 INDEX. Mayer, Frank B., Papers by: Vol. Page. Old Maryland Manners * XVII. .315 Signs and Symbols * XVIII. .705 Mayers Sound Topics of Ike Time xvii. .~6 May. Poem Jo/in Vance cizeney XVI.. 130 May. Poem Garoline A. Mason xvi.. 236 McCarty, NV. P. Truro Parish0 xi.. 629 McClellan, Elizabeth. Princess use.0 (From the German of Marie Petersen) xii. .609 McClellan, George B., Papers by: A Winter on the Nile * XIII. .368, 452, 670 From Palermo to Syracuse * xx. .4oo The Engadine * xvi.. 639 McKay, James T., Papers by: Rodney Maverick xi*i.. 96 A Summer Morning. Poem xvi. .675 Stella Grayland xiii. .694 A Parable. Poem xvi. .813 June Chantry XIV. .833 McKnights (George) Life and Faith Gnltnre and Progress xvii.. 609 McLaughlins (Louise) China-Paintincr xv. .897 M., E. A. Annuals Home and Society XVI.. 292 Mead, Theodore H. A Free Lending Library for New York xx. .929 Measure of a Man, The William Page xvii. .894 (With four Diagrams.) Measures. Poem H. H XIV. .350 Measuring Instruments, New Tue Worlds Work XI. .595 Measuring Plane Surfaces, Machine for XVII. .45T Meat, Preservation of, by Cold xii. 283 Meats and Eggs, Preservation of XI. .905 Medallic History of the United States. (J. F. Loubat) Culture and Progress XVII.. 761 MedL val Church History, Lectures on. (R. C. Trench)... XVII.. 449 Medical Profession and the State, The Tojics of the Time XVII.. 90 Medicine, Better than Home and Society XIII.. 870 Medicines, Frozen Tue Worlds Work.. XII.. 138 Mediterranean of America,0 The Herkert H. Smith viii.. 192 Illus. On the Amazons XVIII.. 193 Carlo Orchard 198 At Breves 193 Drying Carlo 199 On the Banks 195 Looking Over the Lowlands from Monte Prcparing Rubber 195 Alegre 200 The Rubber Gatherer .. 296 Victoria Regia. 101 Breves Channel 196 The Pirarurfi Fisher 205 The Table-Topped Hills 197 indian Shooting Fish 203 Vegetation of the Raised Border a Meiggs, Henry. (See Railroad in the Clouds,0 A.) Memnon. Poen-i 6harlcs C. P. Rokerts xviii. .218 Memoranda of Scientific and Practical Progress . TIme Worlds Work. XI.. 141, 300, 453, 757 [906; XII. .140,285, 6o5, 765; XIII. .140, 284, 429, 574, 733, 879; XIV. .125, 270, 866; XV. .444, 604 [749; XVI. .302, 445,757,909; XVII. .310,453,614, 765; XVIII. 388,798,949; XIX. .157,476; XX. .950 Meadicancy, The Disease of Topics oft/ic Time XIII. .416 Mercedes. June 27th, 1878. Poem Julia C. hi?. Dorr xvi.. 6~ Mercdd6s, The Princess. (See Queen at School, A, and Royal Marriage, A.) Mercurial Safety-Valve The Worlds Work XI.. 139 i\kre Girauds Little Daughter Prances H. Burnett XIII.. 108 Meridian. An Old-Fashioned Poem Edmund Clarence Stedmnan VI.. 578 Mermaid and the Octopus, The. Poem. (Charles P. Russel).. .Bric-d-b2rac XVI.. 160 Merriam, George S., Papers by: Christianity and Free Thought xiv.. San Some Aspects of Matthew Arnolds Poetry XVIII.. 181 Merry Days with Bow and Quiver * Maurice T/momjson xvi.. Illus. Cheerily blow the Bugle-horn xi..i Drawing the Arrow 9 The Bow-Rifle Match A Prize Shot ii Queen Mary as Diana Shooting Hares by Moonlight Robin Hood and his 1\ierry Men 6 The Aseham The Archery Club on a lark 8 A Butt Merryman, J. H. The United States Life-Saving Service XIX. .321 Metrical Forms, Old French. (11. C. Bunner) (ulture and Pro6 ress VI. .302 Metrical Gymnastics. (H. C. Bunner) .hiric-d-Zjrac VIII.. 480 Metric Reform, The XVIII. .408 Metropolis of the Rocky Mountains, The Ernest Ingersoll XX.. 453 Metternich Memoirs. (See Napoleon, Two Views of.) Meyers, R. C., Papers by: Papa looms Tulip XIII. .359 In Loneliness. Poem 872 Metallic Compound, New The Worlds W,rk x. .477 Metallic Sands, Apparatus for Treating. With Diagram xx. .638 Metallic Substances from Grain, Removing XVIII. .475 Metallurgical Science, Progress in ... XVIII.. 634 PART! TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 63 Vol. Page. Metallurgy, Further Advance in The Worlds Work XVIII.. 949 Metallurgy, ImpoTtant Advance in XIX.. 155 Metals, Electrical Deposition of XV.. 286 Metals, Filtration of XIII .429 Michael Angelo Culture and Progress XII. .439 Michael Angelo and the Stone-Cutter Poem. (Charles Noble Gregory) .Brie-ci-Brac XVII. .312 Michael Strogoff. (Jules Verne) Culture and Progress...... , ... . XIII.. 873 Michelet, Juleso J. B. Osborne xix. .888 Illus. Portrait of Jules Michelet xix. .888 Michigan,0 Tile Uoiversity of Moses Coil Tyler XI.. 523 Microscope, Hours with the Sop/lie BledsoeHerriek..xI. .42; XIII. .22 [176, 329,530,678,804; XIV.. 151,361,689,843; XV.. 100, 171 Microscopic Corals0 Sot/lie Bledsoe Ilerriek XIV. .689 lilus. Daisy Anemone xiv.. 690 Tuhipora Syringa 694 Caryophyllia Smithii 690 Sertulana Argentia 695, 696 Lasso Cells 691 Plumularia Catherina 696 Section of Coral Rock 692 Plumularia Cristata 697 Hea~d of Serpula 692 Medusa 697 Madreporacezi 693 Microscopic Serenade,5 A. (Jacob F. 1-Jenrici) Brie-) -B rae XIX.. 160 Midsummer Holidays. (See New York, How to See.) Midsummer Holidays Home and Society XII.. 595 Midsummer. Poem (k/ia Thaxter XX. .526 Midsummer. Poem Andrew B. Saxto~s XVI. .577 Midwinter Flowers. (To E. C. S.) Poem Louise Chandler Moulton XIX.. 195 TiIifflin, Lloyd. The Frozen Fields. Poem XVIII.. 105 Milk-Cooler The Worlds Work XV.. 141 Milking-time. Poem. (Philip Morse) Brie-) -Brac XVI. .6o7 Milk, Pure, by the French Method Joel Ben/on XVI. .437 Milk Tester, Centrifugal Tue Worlds Work XX.. 159 1diller, A. S. Crow-which? Poem Brie-) -B rac XIV. .416 i\lillers (Joaquin) Songs of Italy Culture and Progress XVII.. 6o6 Millers (joaquin) The Ship in the Desert XI. .590 Millers (John) Questions Awakened by the Bible XIV. .410 Millet, Jean-Fran9ois, Peasant and Painter. (Introduction by R. W. G. Translation by H. de K.) Alfred Sensier XX. .732,825 Illus. Portrait of Madame Millet xx.. 737 Shepherdess 1a~ Birtholace of Millet ~ Shepherdess Knitling 127 A Spinner 740 Woman Bathing 130 Peasants returning Home 741 Carding Wool 1~a Women hiinging home Clothes after Sheep-Sheani:g 133 Washing 742 cEdipus heing taken from the Tree 135 Portrait of i\Iillet ~44 The Woodmaii s 136 The New.horn Lamh ~45 Teaching the Bahy to Walk 837 Women hringing home Milk 748 The Plain of Barhizon 133 Noon 749 The Gleaners 840 Mills, J. Harrison. Hunting the Mule-Deer in Colorado ~ XVI.. 6io Milton,0 The Hollis Bust of Clarence Cook . . XI. .472 Miners, A Suggestion to he Worlds Work XV.. 142 i\liners Story, The. Poem Mary A Denison XIII.. 30 Mines, Driving Galleries in The Worlds Work XIII. .878 Mines, John F. New Yorlc in the Revolution XI.. 305, 457 Ministry of the Word, The. (W. M. Taylor) (ulture and Progress II. - 910 Minots (N. D.) Land and Game Birds of New England XVI. .298 Miracles in Stone. (Joseph A. Seiss) XVIII. .469 Mirage of the Desert, The Elizabeth C. Kinney XIV. .699 Mirror, The. Poem. (Walter Learned) Brie-) -Brac XIV.. 868 Miserys Pear-Tree. A Legend of Flanders. Translated by W Nichols XVI. .270 Illus. St. Wanons Blessing xvI. .270 Deaths Mishap 272 Miss Calderons German Williaol Henry Bishop XVI.. 857 Miss Edith Becomes Neighborly. Poem Bretifarte XVI. .812 Miss Edith Makes it Pleasant for Brother Jack. Poem Bret Harle VI.. 721 Miss Hitchcocks Wedding Dress Culture and Progress II. .135 Missions, Christian, Economic Defects in XX. .102 Mississippi Jetties, The B. L (or/hell XIX.. 46 Illus. Delta of the Mississippi River XIX. .46 Captain James B. Eads 41 Work-Shops, Derrick, Dredge, and Jetty Birds View of the Jetties 49 Tug, Port Eads 47 Head of Passes 53 Looking out to Jetties from Port Eads 47 Section of Jetty I I, 100 feet from Lands End. Port Eads from West Jetty Concrete Wharf. 47 Section of Jetty 7,500 feet from Lands End. .56 Mississippi Witness, The. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Brie-)-Brae . ... XIII.. 286 Miss Stotfords Specialty Phi lip Bourke Mars/on XX. .869 Mistakes, Some Popular . Home and Society XI .584 64 INDEX. Vol. Page. Misunderstood. Poem.. (Miriam Kenyon) Bric-h-Brac xvii.. 6i6 Mitchell, Donald G., Papers by: In and about the Fair. ...... 742, 889; XIII. .115 Lafayette College * xiii.. 584 Mitchells (Donald G.) About Old Story-Tellers 6ulture and Progress XV. ~ Mitchell, Walter. The Mocking-Bird. Poem xi . 178 Mix, Parmenas, Papers by: Constant Reader, A. Poem xi. .302 Major Stuhbs xii. .6o6 The Old Scissors Soliloquy xi. .908 Auld Lang Syne. Poem xlv.. 128 Late News. Poem XIII.. 287 Mobile Bay, Farragut in Henry Baldwin XIII.. 539 Mocking-Bird, The. Poem Walter Mitchell XI.. 178 Modern Course of True Love, The. Poem. (Walter Carey) . . Bri -)-Brac XVI.. 447 Modern Philosophy. (Francis Bowen) culture and Progress XV.. 135 Modjeska ~ (Viarles de Kay VII.. 665 Illus. Modjeska as Jut/ct xvii.. 66~ Modjeska as Cteo.gla/ra 669 Portraitof Modjeska (after Carolus Duran) .668 Modjeska, Mine. (See Note from C. B. Chlapowski) XVIII.. J40 Modjeska. Poem Celia Thaxter XVI. .830 Modjeska, To. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XVII. .488 Mohammed and Mohammedanism. (R. Bosworth Smith) . . Culture and Progress XI.. 833 Molloys (J. L.) Our Autumn Holiday on French Rivers .. XVIII.. 947 Molly Julia Schiayer XVI.. 783 Money in its Relations to Trade and Industry. (F. A. Walker) (~ulture and Progress VIII. .625 Money of our Fathers, The.* [See Word Bit, The.] (I. E. Nagle) Brie-S-Proc XVI.. 446 Montgommery, George Edgar. In Marble. Poem XVI.. 623 Montgomery, J. Eglinton. A Railroad in the ~ XIV. .449 Monti, Luigi. Italy and the Pope XVI.. 357 Moody, Mr., and his Work T~pics of the Time XI. .824 Moore, Augusta, Poems by: Conceit and Humility XIII.. 30 Admonition xvii.. 8~6 Moore, Mr. Morris, and his Old Masters * Clarence Cook XIX.. 24 Illus. Raphaels Apollo and Marsyas . ...... 24 Michael Angelos Virgin of the Lee- Original Sketch for the Apollo and Mar- tern 33 syas 25 Moore, Thomas, Collected Fragments of Culture and Progress XVI. 295 Moore. Thomas. Poem Richard Henry Stoddard XVIII. .404 Mooring-Anchor, New Form of .... The Worlds Work XIV.. 723 Moose-Hunting * Charles C. Ward XV.. 449 Illus. A Moose-fight xv.. 449 Fire-Hunting 457 A Moose Family 451 Moose-Birds 459 Still-Hooting 452 The Old Block-House 460 A 1\Ioose-Vard 453 Moose-Hunters Camp 462 Socotoma 454 Moose riding down a Tree 464 The Moose-Call 456 Stone Medallion found at Si.. George, N. B. .465 Moran, John, Poems by: The Suicide xv.. 842 At Dawn xx. .8~ Morgan, Captain E. F. (See Tar, A Yankee, and His Friends.) Mormon, The Book of Ellen F. Dickinson xx.. 613 Mormon Theocracy, The J. H. Beadle XIV. .398 Morna. Poem F. AL (reekbaum XI.. 807 Morrell, Mrs. I. M. (See Two Historical Paintings ) (ulture and Progress XI. .903 Morriss (William) Nneids of Virgil XII. .278 Morriss (William) Story of Sigurd XIII. .724 Morse, Philip, Poems by: Cousin Will xiv.. 526 A Natural Conclusion xviii.. 159 Milking-Time xvi.. 607 A Summer Idyl xviii.. 639 Morse, Samuel F. B. The Sun-Dial Bric-S-Brac XI.. 757 Morton, William J. To South Africa for Diamonds XVI.. 558, 662 Mosaic Creation, The, and Modern Science C. B. Warring 817 Moscow, Out of my Window at Eugene Schuyler XIII. .828 Illus. A Russian Street Porter xiii.. 821 Raspberries 826 A Begging Nun 822 A Tartai 826 The Russian Cross 822 Tea Seller 827 Iversky Gate and Chapel, Moscow 822 Boy Peddler 827 ADrosky 823 A Russian Merchant 8a8 A Moscow Fireman 823 A Seller of Rolls 829 A Young Merchant 824 Fruit Vender 829 A Muzhik 824 Russian Carpenter 830 Musician from the Suburbs 825 Slovak Tin-ware Seller 830 A Nurse 826 A Market-Woman from the Country 835 Mosel, Legends of the. (English Edition only) George E. Waring, Jr XVII. . i86 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 65 Vol. Page. Mosel, The River, and its Old Roman Poet (Yzarles P. Brooks II.. 379 Moses an Aaron A/cry E. C. Wycik XIV. .542 Motley, Memoir of. (0. NV. Holmes) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 152 Motor, Gas and Steam P/se Worlds Work xviii. .635 Motor for Farms, Cheap and Convenient XVI.. 445 Motor, Portable, Improved Style of XVIi.. 613 Motor, Street-Car xvli. . 305 Moulton, Louise Chandler, Poems by: Beauty for Ashes XI. .15 Midwinter Flowers. (To E. C. S.).. XIX. .195 Mountain Lakes of California,0 The Jokn Mine. . ....... 41. Illus. A Middle-aged Lake on Head of Sonth Lake Tenaya, one of ihe Yosemite Founi Fork of ihe San Joaquin Xvii. .417 0105 419 The Death of a Lake 418 Lake Starr King 420 Moving-Times, In Iloose and Society XII.. 127 Mr. Neelus Peelers Conditions 0 Biekard AL Joknston XVIII. .256 limo. Thars such a thing as calls in this world xviii.. as6 Mr. Quattys Great Speech ~ William Al. Baker XIII.. ~6o Illus. My friends l Your humhle speaker was once an oysterman xiii.. i6o Mr. Sprechelbeimers Mistake Poem. (W. NV. Crane) Brie-) -B rae XIV. .416 Mr. NYhistlers Personality XVIII. .636 Muir, John, Papers by: The Humming-Bird of the California The Mountain Lakes of California 0~~~~~~~ 411 Water-Falls XV.. 545 The Glacier Meadows of the Sierra0. xvii.. 471 A Wind Storm in the Forests of the The Passes of the ~ XVII.. 644 Yoha0 XVII.. 55 In the Heart of the California Alps... xx. .345 The Douglass Squirrel of California ~. xvii., 160 Mule-Deer, Hunting the, in Colorado0 J. harrison Mills Xvi.. 6~o Illus. A Pattern in a Nest of Twigs xvi.. 6so How Tiny Beguiled them 619 Head of Fawn of Mule-Deer Iii And Tiny said he Thought he Could 6ao Are you looking for us ? 613 Open vs. Elevating Sights 6ai An Attack of Buck Fever 6s6 Dissolving View 6ai The Fall of the Leader 617 Tail-piece 6aa Oshorne and his Dog 6s1 Mules,0 Rocky Mountain Ernest Ingersoll XIX,. 929 Illus. The Riding Animals XIX.. 919 Give it to her 933 Ready to he Packed 931 A Sensation 934 Sinching Aparejos 932 Lahoring under a Delusion 936 All set 932 Mullers (Max) Origin and Growth of Religion Culture and Progress XVIII.. 145 Mummies and Moslems. (Charles D. Warner) XII. .759 Mummy, The Living Ivan Tourguenej XII. .563 Munkittrick, R. K., Poems by: Lines to a Young Lady XIV.. ial Breaking the News XIV.. 575 Murch, Jo, The Apparition of Noak Brooks XVII.. 76 Murfree, William L., Sr. How Uncle Gabe Saved the Levee0 XVI.. 848 Museums of Art, American Javies Jackson Jarves XVIII. .405 Museum, The New, in Rome0 Sofia Bompiani XVIII. .461 Music. (See Japanese Melodies, Some.) Music Applied to Decoration, Graphic Illustrations of Tke Worlds Work XI. . 141 (See Note under Memoranda xi. .301) Music, Automatic Device for Reproducing Tke Worlds Work XVII. .309 Music, Church Topics of tke Time XVIII. .134 Music, History of. (Bonavia Hunt) Culture and Progresi XVII.. 156 i\Iusic, Traditional, of the French Pyrenees Neka Sturgis III.. 545 Music, Traditional, of the Spanish Pyrenees Ne/ia Sturgir IV.. 237 Music and Drawing at Home flame and Society XVI. .437 Muslin Glass Tke Worlds Work XV.. 747 My Birthright. Poem .... S. Al. B. Piatt II. .119 Mycente. (See Schliemann, Dr., at Mycente.) l\Iy Friend. Poem. (After the German) William Webster Ellsroortk XI.. 628 My Friend Moses . Jokn Habberton XIII. .399 l\Iy Friend Mrs. Angel Julia Sckayer x. .293 My Little Wife. Poem. (H. W. Austin) Eric-) -B rac XVIII. .637 l\Iy Nasturtiums. Poem H. If II. .266 My Screen. (Frank R. Stockton) Bric-)-Brac xvi. .603 Mysteries, The Two. Poem Mary A/apes Dodge XII.. 888 Mysterious Island, The. Part III. Condensed from Jules Verne I. .703, 866 Illus. Ayrton Boards the Pirate xi. .704 The Post was Rooted up and Lying The Chimneys Aitacked 705 Across the Path 711 He recognized it as a Piece of Tor.. pedo 709 5 66 INDEX. Vol. Page. Mythological. Poem. (Stephen Smith) Bric-h-Brac XVII. .454 My Wolves. Poem francis Gerry Fairfield VI.. 712 Nodal, E. S., Papers by: Two Poems.of Collins XII .219 Benjamin Disraeli0 XIV. .190 White, of Selbome * xiii .~ The Old Boston. Road XIV. .465 Nadals (F.. S.) Impressions of London Social Life Culture and Progress XI.. 134 Nagle, I. E. The Money of Our Fathers * Brie-h -B rac XVI. .446 Napier, Macvey. (See Editor and his Correspondents, An.) Napoleon, Two. Views of XIX.. 711 Narrow Gauge, Over the Narrowest ~ William H. Bishop .. . XVIII. . 593 Illus. Initial xviii.. 59~ Fairlie Engine and Train 599 Port Madoc 593 Harlech Castle Coo From Madocks Embankment The Boat Coo The Festiniog Railway 594 The Princess in Difficulties 6ot Slate Boats at Low Water 595 The Strongest Man on the Line 602 Bron-y-Garth 596 In the Slate Country 603 Tan-y-bwlch Station 597 At the Upper Terminus 604 Construction of Track and Road.hed 598 Festiniog . 6o~ Monday Morning Passengers 598 Narrow-Gauge Roads: Are they Economical ? Lorenzo M. Johnson XVII.. 292 Narrow Street, A Adeline Trafton XVlII. .57, 234 Narwhale,~ The Last of the. Poem John Boyle OReilly I. . 157 Illus. Each Moonlit Peak Like a Great War TaIl-pIece 159 Frigates Mast uc~.. Nassau.~ (SeeIsle of June, An.) National Bank Circulation, The W. C. Sannuer XVII.. 205 National Morality, The Reconstruction of Topics of the Time Xt. .889 National Pride, Our XIII. .559 Nations Doctors, The XIX. 143 Natural Conclusion, A. Poem. (Philip Morse) Brie-h-B rae XVIII.. 159 Natural Science and Religion. (Asa Gray) Culture and Progress XX.. 152 Nature and the Poets John Burroughs IX. .285 Natures Lover. (To John Muir.) Poem., Marie Mason VIII.. 132 N. C. L. A Makeshift Bedstead~~ Home and Society XIV.. 261 Nebuckadnezzar. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Brie-h -B rae XII.. 288 Negro, The Shadow of the Topics of the Time X. .304 Nelly. Poem Irwin Russell XVIII. .613 Neophonography James Richardson XVI.. 781 Neophonography. (See Takigraphy.) Nero. (W. W. Story) Culture and Progress XI. .444 Nerves in the Household Home and Society XX.. 150 Nevin, D. F.. The Harmonists and the Late George Rapp XVII.. 703 New Almaden, California. (See A California Mining Camp.) New Departure, A Topics of the Time XII. .268 New Greece. (Lewis Sargeant) ulture and Pro6 ress XVII. .913 New l\Ioon, The. Poem Anchvw B. Soxton XVII.. 828 Newport. (See Old Mill at Newport,* The.) New Sharon, Over Sunday in Hen;y LOng XIX.. 768 Newspapers, A Word About Topics of the Time XVIII.. 783 New Year; The. Poem Philip 0. Sullivan XVIII. .889 New York, How, is Fed * William H. Rideing XIV. .729 Illus. General View of Washington Market.xIv. .729 Unloading Fish-cars at Fulton Market 731 Alcove, Washington Market 731 Fulton Fish-market by Moonlight 739 Vender Wagons around Catharine Mar- Market Hand-cart, Fulton Market 740 ket at Night 733 Gyster-Bosis, Showing Street and River Weighing Cattle 734 Fronts 741 Marking Cattle at the Stock-yards 736 Milkmen Crossing Pavonia Ferry Early in Dressing Cod-fish, Fulton Market 737 the Morning 74 New York, How to See Home and Society II.. 272 New York in the Revolution5 John F. Mines XI. .305, 457 Silos Dealing the DoleChristmas, ~ III. .305 Old Kennedy House (Washingtons Head Trinity Church in 1775 ~o6 quarters) and Watts Mansion 451 Middle Dutch Church,afterward Post-office. 307 Washingtons First Head-quarters in New The Pitt Statue ~o8 Fork 459 The People Throwing Tea Overboard 309 Richmond Hill 460 Kings College 510 Beekman Mansion 461 Fraunces Tavern, or De Lancey Mansion.. 3I2 Major Andres Room, Beekman Mansion .461 The Sons of Liberty seizing British Arms. ~ The Roger Morris Mansion 463 Old Fort George ~ Washingtons Farewell to his Officers 464 South-west View of New Fork during Van Cortlandt Manor House, at Kings the Revolution ~i6 Bridge 465 The Walton House in its Prime 3I7 The Blue Bell Tavern near Kings Bridge The Old Provost Prison 3I1 (now standing) 466 Montgomerys Tomb ~ Apthorpe Mansion 467 Pulling Down the Sealue of George III.. .320 The Prison Ship Jersey. 465 Mrs. Robert Murray Enortaining British Officers while Putnam Escapes 457 PART TWO, VOLS. Xi TO xx. 67 Vol. Page. New York Post-office,5 The Edward Eggleslon XVI.. 59 Illus. Seal of New York Post-office XVI.. 59 Pouching-Case for Newspapers 71 Ground-plan of First Floor 6o Portrait of Thomas L. James 72 Blind and Curious Letters 6i, 62, 64 View down Broadway 73 An Old Time Post-Boy 65 Stampiog 75 The Old Post-office 66 The Directory Table 76 The New York Post-office Building 67 Some Things Detained in the Searchers The Uoited States Mail-Bags 68 Department 77 Repairing Mail-Bags 69 The Veteran 78 The Germanic Receiving Mail off Stamps sf Large Denominations Used by Sandy Hook in a Gale 70 Periodicals 79 New York Seventh,5 The Glarenee C. Bud XX.. 63 Illus. Arms of the New York Seventh Regi- The Seventh Off to the War 70 ment xx 63 Life at Camp Cameron 71 The Seventh Regiment Memorial Statue 64 Advance Picket 72 The Shakspere Tavern, New York 6~ Theodore Winthrop 73 New York State and Seventh Regiment Target Practice at the Armory 73 Colors 6~ Colonel Emmons Clark 74 Selecting the Uniform 66 Target Practice at Creedmoor 76 Taylors Seventh Regiment Album 67 The May Inspection 77 The Lafayette Medal 67 The New Armory 78 The Aholition Riot in 2834 68 The Armorer 79 The Astor Place Riot in 2849 68 A Creedmoor Sport, The Tug of War 79 The Drum Major 69 New York,5 The French Quarter of William H. Rideing XIX.. Illus. Tin-Shop in Greene Street xix French Bakery in Greene Street 4 Basement Grocery in Houston Street Taverne Alsacienne, inside and out Restaurant do Grand Vatel in Bleecker Making Artificial Leaves 6 Street 2 The Cook of the Grand Vatel 8 Landlady of the Grand Vatel and her Tail-piece 9 Parrots 3 New York, The Future of Topics of the Time XIV. .253 New York,5 The Police of Ernest Ingersoll VI.. 342 5 George W. Halley XII. .462 Illus. General View of the Falls XII. .462 An Ascension by Blondin 472 Indian Women Selling Bead-work 463 Coasting down Iceberg below American How the Suspension Bridge was Begun .464 Fall, Winter of 1875 473 The Maid of the Mist in the Whirl- Fall of Table Rock 474 pool Rapids 465 Joel R. Robinson 474 Horse-shoe Fall, from Goat Island 466 Winter Foliage 475 The American and Horse-shoe Falls 467 A Glimpse of Luna Fall in Winter 475 Rock of Ages and Whirlwind Bridge 468 Mouth of the Chasm, and Brocks Mono- Fisher and the Bear 469 ment 476 Irish Enterpnse 469 Great Icicles and Stalagmites under Second Moss Island Bridge 470 American Fall, 2875 476 The Youngest Inhabitant 471 Ice Bridge and Frost Freaks 477 The Three Sisters or Moss Islands 472 The Rapids above the Falls 478 Nicholas Minturn * J. C. Holland.... XIII. .224, 384, 464, 592 [784.. XIV. 48, 208, 288, 528, 6o8, 744 Illus. Nicholas is presented to Miss Larkin . XIII. .224 Nicholas Gives the Dead-Beats a Lesson The Rescue 384 from the LancoPo 208 Do you suppose I dont know that I Bill Sanders gets his bands Onto a am a nuisance ? 464 Bible aSS I havent stolen anything, have I ?.... 592 Miss Larkin Faints, and Mr. Benson Fails.528 This is the Dockyment 784 The Dogwas growing more excited and The Next Moment it was in the Young, difficult to hold 6o8 Strong Arms XIV.. 48 See here! See here, young man l 744 Nichols, Ada M. E. Night and Morning. Poem XVI. .269 Nichols, W. Miserys Pear-tree.5 (Translation) XVI. .270 Nigger-Twis. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) Bric-d-Brac V.. 143 Night and Morning. Poem Ada Al. E. Nichols XVI. .269 Ninhtfall. Poem William Webster Ellsworth II.. 336 Nile,5 A Winter on the George B. lIfleClellan. 368, 452, 670 Illus. The Dababeab Alice XtII. .368 Asswan and Isle Elephantind 452 The Reis of the Alice 369 Head of First Cataract from Phil~ Group of Nile Sailors 371 Nubian Hut and Women 456 Palm Grove and Second Pyramid 376 Camels and Arabs at Wady Halfay 457 Cleopatra ~ The Dahabeabs Alice and Mignonne Village near Esneb 379 at the First Cataract 670 A Shedoof 382 A Glance at Luxor 672 Interior Court of Temple of Edfoo 383 Great Pylon of Phibe and Approaches 672 Nile,5 The Tour of the (harles Stuart Welles XI.. 145 Illus. The Sphinx XI. .245 The Hall of Columns at Medinet-Abon. . .253 Our Dahabeab 148 The Carriage Runner Smaller Temple of Pbiln, on an Island The Milk-Cart in Cairo ass in the Nile 249 Howadjis Arrival at Shepherds Hotel, The Sakia a~o Cairo The Statues of Memnon 152 Ninon Annie Porter XVII. .372 68 INDEX. Vol. Page. Nobleman of the Steppe,a A. (Translated by H. H. Boyesen) . Ivan TourguJueff XIV. .313 Illus. Does it please your grace to take a The poor animal tumbled sideward ~ look at the horse I hate got?.. XIV. .320 No Name Series, The Culture and Progress XIV. .567 Non-Actinic Light ~ihe Worlds Work xii. 284 Norman Conquest. (Edward A. Freeman) (edt re and Progress XIII. . 725 Normandy Manor~House,* An American Colony in a Margaret B. Wrzght xv.. 640 Illus. Initial xv.. 640 A Bit of Genre 644 A Normandy Church 642 The Colombier 645 Normandy Farm-house 642 A Farm-gate 646 Cider Court 643 C6td de Grlce 647 Norris, Thaddeus. The Michigan Grayling XIX.. I 7 Norris, W. F. To a Little Girl. Poem Brie-d-Brae VII.. 766 Norse Mythology. (R. B. Anderson) Culture and Progress XI. .291 Norvern People. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Brie-d-Brac xiii. .430 Norway and the Norsemen H}almar H}orth Bayesen XIII.. 291 Illus. A Norwegian Fjord xiii. .291 A Bridal Procession Returning from Church.299 The Drontheim Cathedral 294 King Oscar 1.1 300 Going to the Saeter 295 Oscars Hall, the Kings Villa 302 The Skee-Runners 296 Laplanders Riding in their Pulks 304 The Christmas-Sheaf for the Birds 297 Norway, A Summer in. (John D. Caton) Culture and Progress xi.. 132 Norwegian Traits A. S. Packard, Jr xi. .49 Illus. Man and Woman Rantokeins XI. .429 Norwegian Bride in Costune 420 Church in Norway 429 Fishermans Wife (showing head-dress)... .422 Norwegian Fisherman 420 Notes of a Walker John Burroughs. ...... 6o8, 684; XX.. 97 Novel, The Legitimate Topics of the Time xx.. 629 None Dimittis. Poem Margaret J. Preston xx.. 853 Nursing, Domestic. (By a Trained Nurse) Home and Socie(y XVIII. . 786 O AKEY, Mrs. S. W., Papers by: Suggestions to Young Housekeepers: IV. Duties of a Laundress, Waitress, I. Choice and Arrangement of a Home, and Ladys Maid [xvii.. i~p V. Duties of a Man-Servant 756 II. Daily Habits 302 VI. Duties of a Nurse 907 111. Servants 442 VII. Two Servants XVIII. .465 Obstructions in Tubes, Appliance for Locating The Worlds Work xv. .603 Ocean Travelers, Suggestions to William H. Rideing XVIII. .308 October. Poem Dora Read Goodale xvi. .893 October Snow. (To a Poet on his Seventieth Birthday.) Poem. George Parsons Lathrop XVII.. 736 Odds and Ends. (Henry A. Beers) Culture and Progress VII.. 304 Ode of Life, The XX. .943 Ode to Drowsiness Charles C. D. .Rol$erts XIX.. 140 Odontoscope, The The Worlds Work XII. .443 Odyssey, A New Translation of the (ulture and Progress XIX.. 153 Of Flowers. Poem Maurice F. Egan XV.. 8~8 Off Rough Point Enema Lazarus XV. .254 Off Scarborough. September, 1779. Poem Bret Harte xvi.. 5o8 Oil as a Steam Fuel The Worlds W ~k XIV.. 124 Oil Engine XI.. 756 Oils, Refined, New Uses for iii. .282 Old and Young. Poem Christopher P. Cranik VI.. 550 OLD CABINET, THE. Contents of: Sentimentality XI.. 227 Originality and Imitation 742 Some of the Disillusions of Age 213 Defects in Works of Genius 741 Bacon versus Shakespeare 214 Haydon 742 The Sordid View 214 Tendencies of Academies 742 An Unendurable Tyranny 284 George Washington 890 Mabel Martin. (John G Whittier)... ~ Bible Reading 190 H. W. L.s Book of Sonnets 216 Poetic Melody 890 Something in Favor of the Sentimentalist. .436 Our Opinion of the Absent 892 Drawing the Line 436 The Superior Person 892 Interpretation of the Masters 436 What is a Sonnet? XII.. 225 Criticism 437 Obscurity in Verse 225 Rose and Roof-tree. (Geo. P Lathrop) ~ Dante and his Circle. (Dante Gabriel Concerning Friendship 552 Rosseni) 225 Poems by William Wilson 583 Criticism 225 A Sonnet by Tennyson 513 The Poet . Honest on the Sly 740 Telegraph Wires 225 Baunscheidt versus Buncombe 740 Reading and Writing 269 A Bit of Nature 740 The Academy Exhibition (2876) 269 Honesty Again 740 A Centennial Reflection 433 69 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. OLD CABINET, THE. Contents of: (Continueri.) Two Classes of Conversers 433 A Spanish Anecdote. (Lord Hough ton) 334 Science and Poetry 434 A Song of the Early Summer 593 Style 593 Song A Letter to a Contributor 594 Little Men in Great Offices 594 A Midsummer Song 594 Dr. McClintock The Lite ary Feller 752 A Crumh of Comfort 752 Silly through Throry 901 A Phenomenon of Dullness 900 A Discouraging Experience 902 Criticism 902 A Study of Hawthorne. (George Par.. sons Lathrop) 903 Centennial Travelers XIII. .227 The Hope of the Republic 228 Inside Politics nal A Living Faith. (George S. Merriam). .029 The Jews 130 Daniel Deronda 130 I~lystic 271 The Philistine Betrayed 271 Egoism 271 Reform 270 Daniel Deronda as a vindication of Bohemianism 272 The Best Society 272 Age and Wisdom; with an illustration drawn from Whites Selbourne 272 Dr. George B. Bacon on the Chinaman... 272 Charlotte Bront8 417 Savage Life in the City 418 American Authors and English Critics.... 418 Pictures 418 Essipoff 419 Essay suggested by Shaksperes Rela- tion to his own Characters 502 Poems which afford Quotations to the Reviewers ~6a The Art Students League 563 The Person who doesnt Profess to know anything about Art 563 The Typical Quality in Art etc 563 Boyesens Tales from Two Hemi- spheres 564 Gwersdolen A Letter about Deirdre A Landscape The Professor of Literature 718 Tennysons Harold 718 Picture Frames 719 Art at the Cooper Institute 720 A Song of the City 720 The Water-color Exhibition (1877) 866 The Boarding-house in Literature 667 Bryants Poems and Emendations 867 Church Decoration in Boston. H. E.).... 868 Nicholas Artemviech xiv.. nit The Philistine inside of Art 112 Lowells Protest 112 The Httman Soul 112 Tourgn6neff. Millet 257 Imagination and Invention 258 The Educated Philistine s~8 Making Allowances 258 Jugglery and 1\Iiracle in Art 259 Charlotte Bront8: A Monograph. (T. W. Reid) 259 Singer attd Poet 259 Spring 401 Allseons Dead Man 401 The Truth Teller 401 Gambrinus 401 Conscientious Work 401 Stage Struck 402 The Barber 402 A Personal Resemblance 403 Love and Death 403 Keats ~6a A Letter about the Toucan (Horace Baker) 562 Japanese Music 563 The White and the Red Rose 564 Art and the Public 716 Great Nature is an Army Gay 716 From the Country 8ss Seeing over the Fence 8~6 Turning Out 8~3 A Plea for Foreign Missions 8~6 Milton and Landor 857 Trim for Yourselves xv .128 Falling Stars 128 Humor 128 A Quotation 129 Tourgu6neff and Wallace 129 ihe Dipper 130 Joe Jefferson in London. (L. C. D.) 130 Should Restaurant Keepers Eat 274 Doubles 274 The Newspaper 274 The Ladies Magazine Man and The Powerful Politician 275 Architecture and Art in New York 275 Summers Requiem 275 Gossip and the United States Census 427 Law-points in Novels 428 Reasons for not Voting for a Refor,:o Can- didate 428 A Young Cambridge Student 428 Local Color 429 Midgets 429 Sleep 429 Unnamed Pictures .~ The Injustice of Genial Criticism 592 Antony and Cleopatra 593 The Injustice of Ungenial Criticism 737 The Unfortunate not the most Unhappy... 737 A Plea for Christianity 738 Shall we Have a Black-and-Wlsite Exhibition9 888 The Water.color Exhibition (1878) 888 The Students Art League 88~ A Place to See American Paintings 889 The Letters of John Keats to Fanny Brawne 889 The Count Joannes. (0. C.) 890 Light Comedies. (J. B. 5)1.) 890 Wyatt Eatons Lincoln 890 A Theme and a Heart xvt. . 146 Modjeska 146 Smooth Painting 146 The Society of American Artists (I578~.... 147 Nationality in Our Art 247 Frauds and Good Men 147 The Sonnet 148 Imitation 148 Every Man to his Taste 289 Literary Judgments of Art, and the Lit- erary Element is Art 290 The Academy Exhibition 290 The Controversy about Engravers 29t Simplicity 434 Bryants Poetry ~88 Mr. Eatons Portrait 591 The Original Version of Thanatopsis .... .590 A Sneeze at Wallacks 745 Hard Facts 745 Minor and Major Poetry 746 Congress, 1878 746 The Dominion of Canada .899 Old Clothes and Cold Victuals Home and Society xt. .745 Old Creole Days. (G. W. Cable) culture and Progress VIII. .472 Old Folks Party, The EdnoardBeiiarny xt.. 66o Old French Metrical Forms. (H. C. Bunner) Bric-r)-Brac XVI. .302 Old Hostlers Experience, The. Poem. (Irwin Russell) 111. . 844 Old Landmarks in Philadelphia. (See Philadelphia, Old Land- marks in) Z?elecca Harding Davis XII. .145 Vai. Page, 70 INDEX. Va. Page. Old Mill at Newport,~ The B. C. Hatfield xvii. .632 Illus. The Old Mill at Newport xvii.. 632 Plan of Old Mill Restored 639 Round Tower at Devenish, Ireland 635 Baptistery at Bonn 639 Columns from Chapel cf the White Section of Old Mill Restored 640 Tower, London 637 Baptistery at Arsago, Italy 640 Early Norman Columns from Church at Section of the Baptistery at Asto, North- L6ry, Normandy 637 em Italy 645 Baptistery at Melifont, Ireland 6~3 Plan of the Baptistery at Asto, Northern Columns from the Old Mill, Newport .639 Italy 641 Old Robin.~ Poem ~ T. Trozol3ridge VI.. 564 Illus. Would you like to get some cher- No, I said, I would kil myself instead. .~66 ries? XVI.. 565 Little handfuls of green grass 567 Old Scissors Soliloquy, The. Poem. (Parmenas Mix) Bric-d-brac xi. .908 Old Streets and Houses. (See England, Old Streets and Houses of.) Old Time Religion, The. (Julia Pickering) Bric-a-Brac . xit. .914 Ole Laughin. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) iv. .726 Oliphant, Mrs. The Story of Anne Maturin xi.. 50 Oliphants (Mrs.) Whiteladies Culture and Progress 134 On a Fan that belonged to th~ Marquise de Pompadour. (Austin Dobson) Bric-d-brac xviii.. i6o On a Late Learned Advocate, Master also of Music. Poem... T. W. Parsons xviII. . i28 On a Miniature. Poem Henry A. Beers XII. .633 Oneida, The Loss of tl.e T. A. Lyons, U. S. N X. .750 Illus. Homeward Bound xx.. 750 Entrance to Vedo Bay 753 The Collision of the Bomhay and Diagrams showing the position of the yes- Oneida 751 sels at the time of the collision, and the The Oneida after the Collision 752 condition of the I3omhay afterward.754 One Summer (ulture and Pro.?ress XII. .280 Only Choice, The. Poem Frances Louisa Bushnell IX.. 197 Only the Sunny Hours. Poem Edmund C. Stedman xi. .384 On One Who Died in May. Poem Clarence (oak xx.. 96 On the Cliff. Poem 27Zary L. Bitter xv.. 99 On the Iron Trail A. C. Wheeler XII.. 529 Illus. Buffalo Trails in Western Kansas.... xii.. 529 Adohe Fire-place The Most Prominent Building in a Kan- Rocky Mountain Quail, Winter and Sum sas Town 530 mer Plumage Raw-hide-fronted Dug.out 53o Balance Rock What they do not Believe East 53z Old Fogy Stage-driver 537 Water-tank on A. T. & S. F. R. R ~ Cattle-drove in the Mountains.... . The First Town-site Speculators ssr Garden of the Gods A Good Sign on the Plains 532 Sod Springs and Cliff House, Manr.ou. . .540 Ship of the Plains at Anchor ~ The Mountain Brook 54 Ship of the Plains at Sea ~ Wolverine 545 Ship of the Plains in Dock ~ Grace Greenwoods Cotiage, Man,tou 541 Sailors Resting sp~ Rocks in Monument Park 542 A Greaser Wheelharrow 534 A Mountain Coyote 542 Old Times on the Border, Rices Ranch. ~ U. S. Signal Station, Summit of Pikes New Times on the Border, South Puehlo. 535 Peak 543 Adohe Oven On the Piping Shepherd of Fortuny. Poem Charles de Kay XVIII. .824 On the Trapping of a Mouse. Poem. (C. C. Bud) Bric-d-Brac xx.. 320 Operas for Amateurs. (M. L. E.) Home and Society IX. .941 Ophthalnooscope, Improved The Worlds Work XIII. .428 0 Pilgrim, Comes the Night so Fast? Poem Celia Thaxter XV.. 707 Opinions, Cheap Topics of the Time xii.. 122 Opinions of Captain De Lacey. Poem. (Job Case) Bric-ci-Brac XVIII.. 640 Opium. (See Madjoon, the Sorcery of.) Opperts (Ernest) Book about Corea (ulture and Progress XX.. 153 Opportunity. Poem Joel ./jtentou XVII.. 552 Optical Hearing. (See Hearing with the Eyes. Orchestra of To-day, The Sidney Lanier XIX. .897 Orchestration, Recent Researches in The Worlds Work XIII. .427 OReilly, John Boyle, Poems by: The Last of the Narwhale.d xi.. 557 At Best xi.. 139 OReillys (John Boyle) Songs, Legends and Ballads Culture and Progress VII - .6o7 Organ Building, Improvements in . The Worlds Work XIV. .573 Ornamental Branches, The Topics of the Time xvi. - 744 Ornithology. (Alexander Wilson) (ulture and Progress VII - .912 Orpheus, A Modern. (Drawing) Bric-d-Brac XI.. 454 Orthodoxy. (Joseph Cook) Culture and Progress v.. 894 Osborne, J. D., Papers by: French Duels xI..546 Oddities of Paris xix. .296 The History of a Critic a xI. . 5s~ Jules Michelet a ~ .118 A Modern Playwright XVII. 59 American Books on the Paris Quays. ...... ~sI Osgood, Kate Putnam, Papers by: Fortunatas Pocket Xi.. 542 Truant Madge. Poem .... 567 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 71 Vol. Page. Ostrich Farming The Worlds Work XI.. 596 Our Artist Abroad ~ Brie-) -I? roc XVI. .304 Our Pets and Protectors William ilL Tileston XVI.. 95 Illus. Smooth-coated St Bernard Don .XVI.. 97 Yorkshire Terriers Bright and Beauty . Rough-coated St. Bernard Aif 98 Pug Pet 102 Bull-dog Duke ~ A Black-and-tan Terrier 102 Bull-terriers Napper and Tarquin .100 Pug Rex 103 Dandie Dinmont Terriers Doctor and What u it9 104 Tih Mumps Yorkshire TerriersHuddersfleld Ben and Lady Giffords Kitty ios Our River * .John Burroughs XX.. 481 Illus. Spring Floods xx.. 482 Knitting Shad-nets 488 An Ice-floe 483 On its Way to the River 489 Crossing on the Ice to the Train 484 Old Cooper-shop and Shad-nets 490 An Old River-road 485 Fishermans House hy the River 491 A Birds-eye View 486 Trying out Sturgeon 492 The old Cemetery at Marlhorough Landing 487 Our Tavern rank R. Stockton XVI. .470 Outcast, The. Poem Laura Winthrop Johnson XIII. .463 Out of the World Charles Dudley Warner XVIII.. 549 Overflowing Cup, The Poem Andrew B. Saxtan XVII.. 581 Over Sunday in New Sharon Henry Kin6 XIX.. 768 Owen, Catharine, Papers hy: Weaning the Bahy xix.. 147 II. Stewing and making Soups XIX. .465 General Principles of Cookery: III. Roasting XIX. .625 I. Boiling XIX. .305 IV. Frying and Broiling XIX. .718 Owen, Rohert Dale, Papers hy: Recallings from a Puhlic Life. Western Recallings from a Puhlic Life. Texas and People and Politicians Forty Years the Peace of Guadalupe Hidalgo .xvI. .161 Ago XV. .255 Owl, An. Poem Maurice Thompson XVI.. 419 Oxford,5 The Structure of Ansley Wilcox XVI. .368 Illus. I\Iagdalen College, from the Cherwell . XVI.. 369 Christ Church College 377 Room over Pemhroke College Gate-way. . .370 An Oxford Quadrangle 377 St. Johns College 37r New College and Gardens 379 Pugin Gate-way, Magdalen College 372 Scene in Magdalen College Water- Merton College 373 Walks 311 Exeter College ~ Brasenose College 382 Gate-way of St. Marys 376 Oxford, Undergraduate Life at Ansley Wilcox XVII.. 281 Oxygenated Blast, An The Worlds Work XII. .913 Oysters. (See American Oyster Culture. 5) Oyster Shells, Light from XX. .478 P XCKARD, A. S., Jr. Norwegian ~ XI. .419 Packard, George Thomas. Boxvdoin College * XII.. 47 Page, Thomas N. Uncle Gabes White Folks. Poem Bri~-)-Brac XIII.. 88z Page, William. The Measure of a Man XVII. .894 Paine, Selma W. The Philosopher and the Poet. Poem Bric-)-Brac XIII.. 143 Paine, Thomas, and the French Revolution Blihu B. Washburne XX.. 771 Painters, The Younger, of America William C. Brownell XX.. I, 321 Illus. Portrait (J. Alden Weir) XX 3 Feeding the Pigeons. (Walter Shirlaw) Spring. (A. P. Ryder) 6 Oyster Gatherers at Cancale. (J. S. Sargent) 7 The Chess Players. (Thomas Eakins) 8 Portrait of Frank Duveneck. (William M. Chase) 9 The Whistling Boy. (J. Frank Currier) ii New England Cedars: (R. Swain Gifford) 12 The Newshoy. (Frederick Dielman) 13 Returning from the Brook. (George Inness, Jr.) 14 After the Rain. (F. S. Church) The Romany Girl. (George Fuller) 321 Autumn Afternoon in Berkshire. (Ahhott H. Thayer) 325 The Bather. (Henry Muhrman) 327 The Coming Man. (Frank Duveneck) 325 Reverie. (Wyatt Eaton) 329 Reverie. In the Time of the First French Empire. (Will H. Low) 33 Oyster-hoats, North River. (J. H. Twaclitman) 332 Early Spring. (W. S. Macy) 333 Head of old French Peasant Woman. (Frederick P. Vinton) 334 Miggles. (George D. Brush) 335 Painting Stairs crossing Windows The Worlds Work XVII.. 765 Pair of Quatrains, A. (A. Z.) Bric-d-Brac XVIII. .950 Palcestina. The Site of Solomons Temple Discovered * XI.. 257 72 INDEX. Vol. Page. Palermo, From, to Syracuse * George B. McClellan 400 Illus. Map of Sicily xx.. 400 The Catacombs 408 Palermo 401 Temple of Segeste 409 Porta Nuova, Residence of Garibaldi 402 A Papyrus Thicket 409 Porta Felice, Palermo 403 The Fountain of Arethusa 412 La Ziza, Palermo 404 Ruins of the Roman Amphitheater at Syra- Entrance to the Cathedral of Palermo 403 cuse ............... 414 Fragment of Mosaics in Cathedral of Moo- Ruins of the Greek Theater at Syracuse.. .414 reale 406 The Ear of Dionysius 415 Palfreys (F. W.) Memoir of William Francis Bartlett (ulture and Progress XVI.. 594 Palmelline The Worlds Work XIX. .388 Palmers Vision, The. Poem J. C. Holland XV. .465 Pan. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XIII. .313 Panama. (See Piercing the American Isthmus.) Pane Pictures. Poem Rose Terry Cooke XIII. .202 Pantagraph, Polar The Worlds Work XVIII. .948 Papa Hoorns Tulip R. V C. Meyers XIII. ~ Illus. Peter Asks the Fatal Question XIII.. 359 Why dont you show him? 364 Grief and Indignation 36o The Reconciliation 364 Ill do it 361 The Sailor from Constantinople 365 Do you see this knife? 361 Horror! Devastation l Agony! 366 The Notary Beckons 363 The Sailor is Saved 366 Shes yours l 363 The End 367 Paper Boxes, Seamless The Worlds Work XX. .318 Paper for Roofing Domes XVII. .915 Paper Friction Pulleys XVII. .764 Paper Materials, New XI. .906 Parable, A. Poem James T. McKay VI. .823 Parti, Brazil. (See The Metropolis of the Amazons. 0) Paris Exposition,0 The Fine Arts at the Russell Sturgis XVIII. . 161 Illus. Voung Marsyas. (By Elihu Vedder) xviii.. o6s The Trocad6ro Palace 163 Plan of the Paris Exposition 164 Plan of the Art Galleries 165 West Corner Dome of the Main Building i66 Bronze Group, Gratitude. (By Chapu) i68 Statue, Charity. (By Paul Dubois) 169 Statue, Jeanne DArc as a Child. (By Albert Lefeuvre) 271 Ancient Tapestry 172 Statue, Faith. (By Paul Dubois) Venice, Past and Present. (By C. C. Colemais) 174 The Approach to Venice. (By W. G. Bunce) Breton Interior in ~ (By V. Hovenden) 176 La Fontaine. (By Jules Breton) Stubble Fields. (By A. Segd) 178 Part of the Belgian Fa9ade ~79 Interior of an English Country-House, time of William III iSo The Color Guard. (By Protais) tli The Pavilion of Paris 182 Paris, Oddities of J. .D. Osborne XIX.. 2 6 Paris, Oddities of. (See American Books on the Paris Quays.) Parker, Cornelia Seabring. A Balladine. Poem Brie-k -Brac XX. .952 Parkmans Frontenac and New France under Louis XIV .... . (ulture and Progress XVI.. 595 Parlor Plays. (Arthur Penn) Home and Society XVIII. .939 Parsons and Parsons. (See also To the Clergy ) Edward Eggleston XVII.. 139 Parsons, H. C. The Brown, Blue, and Gray. Poem Brie-k-B rae XVII.. 767 Parsons, Samuel, Papers by: Green Autumnal Foliage xvIi. .151 Lawn-Planting for Cityand Country*xvIn. .249 Lawn-Planting for Small Places0 .. ....... 725 Rare Lawn Trees0 xix.. 34 Village Lawn~Planting* xviii.. 41 Sea-side Lawn-Planting~ xx. .925 Parsons, Thomas W., Poems by: Sonnet xvii. .527 Flowers for Song xvIIi. .416 On a late Learned Advocate, Master also of Music xviii. .121 Parting. Poem John G. Saxe XI.. 8o8 Parting Lovers. Poem. (Joel Benton) Brie-k-Brae XX.. 639 Parting of the Ways, The. Poem G. Herbert Sass XX.. 854 Pat. Agency. Sketch. (M. Woolf) Eric-k-B rae XI.. 302 Patent Law, Conscience and the Garcelon XVII. . 762 Patent Law, The Amendment of the. (A Reply by the Secre- tary of the Western Railroad Association. See also page 762) J. H. Raymond XVII. ~ Patent System, Our, and What we Owe to it Ja;nes Richardson XVII.. 99 Patterson, John Coleridge ~ulture and Progress XI.. 593 Pau, A Fox ~Iunt at anny Barr w XII. .668 Pauline and other Poems. (H. L. Gordon) Culture and Progress XVI. .904 Pauper Poison, The Tepics a/the Time XIV. .399 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 73 Vol. Page. Pavement-Rammer, Steam The Worlds Work XIX. .475 Paving-Blocks, Artificial XIII. .879 Paw-paw, A. Poem Maurice Thompson xvi. .418 Payson, Edward. The Souls Immortality XIV.. 187 Paysons (Edward) Doctor Tom Culture ond Progress xvi.. 599 Peace. Poem John Vance Ghency XV.. 31 Peace. Poem Charles de Kay xv.. 519 Peaks of Thule, The. Poem W. W. Young xx.. 853 Peat, Wet, Burning The Worlds Work XVII. .453 Peculiar Case, A James T. Fields XIII. .197 Pedo-Motor, The The Worlds Work XVII. .914 Pegram, William M. A War Reminiscence XVII. .31 I Penal Settlement of Brazil. (See Fernando Noronha.) Pendulum, Novel Application of, to Useful Work The Worlds Work xix.. 156 Penn, Arthur, Papers by: H. M. S. Pinafore, for Amateurs * ~ 904 Parlor Plays XVIII. .939 Fanny Kembles Journal XVIII.. 157 Present and Past. Poem xx. .359 College Comicalitmes * xviii. .471 The Ballade of the Candidate. Poem. . xx.. Ioo Pennsylvania Day, It was Bric-d-Brac XIII. .207 Penn,* William, Portraiture of Frank ill. Etting XII.. I Illus. William Penn in Armor xii.. s The National Museum Portrait of William Penns Treaty with the Indians 2 Penn 5 Admiral Penn 3 Pentagraph, The Application of the The Worlds Work XI.. 299 Perfumes, Extraction of XX. .478 Perkys Cross henry King XI. .836 Personal. (W. C.) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .320 Personal, A, and What Came of it Barisour T. Lathrop XIX. .453 Personal Economies Tojics of the Time XX. .62S Personal Memories. (E. D. Mansfield) (ulture and Progress XVIII. .472 Perry, Nora. Unattained. Poem XIX.. 196 Peters, Rev. Samuel. (See Lying as a Fine Art.) Peters, XV. T., Poems by: The Star XIX. .477 A Wish XX. Peter the Great * Eugene Schuyler XIX. .545, 721, 905 [xx. .45, 179, 366, 569, 705, 878 Illus. Portrait of Peter theGreat. ...... Frontispiece. The Baton of Prince Galirsyn 906 Tsar Alexis, Father of Peter the Great 5~5 The Princess Sophia 907 Tsaritsa Natalia, Mother of Peter the Sophia Feasting the Streltsi 908 Great .. 546 Orthodox Sign of the Cross in Benediction .910 Russian Hospitality during ~ Time of Orthodox Sign of the Cross in Prayer 950 Ivan the Terrihle 547 Dissenting Sign of the Cross 950 The Kremlin, Moscow 543 Cathedral of the Assumption, Moscow 911 A Group of Boyars ~ Interior of the Cathedral of Assumption .912 Peter, the Metropolitan of 1\Ioscow 550 Double Throne used at Peters Corona- The Tsar Pushka, or Emperor Cannon... .552 tion 913 The Great Bell of the Tower of Ivan Orh of PeterOrh of MonomachusCrown Veliki 553 of PeterCrown of Monomachus 954 A Religious Ceremony in Moscow in the The Great Scepter 954 s7th Century 554 Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel, Russian Arms hefore the Time of Peter . . ss~ Moscow 955 Terem, or Womens Apartment ~ The Disputation hefore Sophia Murder of Dimitri, Son of Ivan the Tern- The Dissenters Exhorting the People from hie ~6o the Red Staircase 959 Tsar Theodore (Half-hrother of Peter) ~6s Cross of Peter 920 Tsarevitch Joann or Ivan (Half-hrother of Russia at the time of Peter the Great.. XX.. 46 Peter) ~6s Russia of To-day 47 A Cossack Conqueror 721 A Religious Procession in Moscow 49 St. Vladimir, Sovereign of Russia, A. D. Guards of the Throne at State Receptions.. 915 722 Guards of State at Receptions and Proces- Introduction of Christianity into Russia... 723 sions 55 Russian Irregular Cavalry (i6th Century) .724 The Fortified Monastery of Troitsa 52 Ivan the Terrihle in Old Age 725 The City of Kief Armed Russian on Horse (s6th Century). .726 Sledge of Peter during his Childhood Arm-piece and Shield in one piece (Middle Courtiers of the Time of Peter ~7th Century) 727 Peter Playing at War Russian Irregular Cavalry, Armor of Wad- Glohe made of Metal from which Peter Stud- ded Cloth 727 ied Geography 59 Helmets of Wadded Cloth 727 Timmermano explaining to Peter the Use Tsar Theodore Burning the Books of Prec- of the Astrolabe . 6o edence 728 Peter Launching The Grandfather of the The Streltsi of 2623 729 Russian Fleet 6s Officers of the Streltsi 729 Old Russian Print of The Grandfather of The Streltsi of a little later Date ~59 the Russian Fleet 62 Flag of the Streltsi of Moscow 732 Mahomet IV., Sultan of Turkry sI~ The Patriarch Nikon 733 Eudoxia Lopukhin, First Wife of Peter the The Tsaritsa hefore the Rioters ~ Great sI~ Ivan Naryshkin 736 Jan Sohiesky, King of Poland s86 Matveief 736 Pope Innocent 3~1I 517 Church of St. Basil, Moscow 905 Kamenetz in Podolia ill 74 Peter the Great. (Continued.) Illus. Sobiesky Consenting to the Cession of Kief. 289 Old Russian Sports: Tsar Hunting with Falcon 190 Old Russian Sports: Bear Dancing before the Tsar 192 Reception of a Russian Embassy at Ver sailles 366 The Russian Emhassadors and the French Police Officials 367 Life in the Ukraine: The Return from the Market 368 Medal given to Prince Galitsyn for the Cri mean Campaign 375 Traveling Sledge of Peter Peter receiving the Deputations of the Streltsi 569 The Offending Picture of Sophia by Tarase vitch 57 Our Lady of Kazan 572 Peter was awakened Novodevitchy Monastery 574 Sophias Appeal to her Partisans 576 The Young Mother 705 PartisansArms of the Ancient Court Guard 706 Arquebuse of Tsar Alexis Michaelovitch . .707 Lock of Arquehuse 707 IrVJ9EX. Vol. Page. General Patrick Gordon 709 Revolver Cannon of Peters Time 720 Circular Mitrailleuse of Peters Time 720 Prince Boris Galitsyn 711 Pugilism in the Time of Ivan the Terrible. .712 Marriage of Dwarfs before Peter 723 Peter finding The Grandfather of the Russian Fleet 716 Model of a Ship made by Peter 718 Peter Builds his First Fleet 720 Boyar Alexis Shein 858 Scenes in Nizhni-Nov~orod 889 Tartar Cavalry attacking a Russian Coin missariat Train 890 Peter on the Bourse at Archangel 892 Rural Post in Russia 892 The Messageto Azof on the Names-day of the Tsar 893 Peter in the Dress he wore at Azof 894 A Peasant-girl from near Tula 894 Plowing on the Steppe 896 Companions of Peter 897 Sabers of Mazeppa, Chief of the Cossacks. .899 Views in Riga 900 Modern Tartars of the Volga 901 Towing a Russian Barge 904 Peter the Great, The Reign of Topics of the Time XIX.. 142 Pettingill, J. H. The Lost Watch Poem XVI.. 911 P., H. The Magic Pill. Poem Bric-d-Brac XII. .446 Phelps, E. C. The Sweet o the Year. (Musical Score) xx.. 536 Phelps, Elizaheth Stuart, Papers hy: Three Friends. Poem xii - .161 By the Hearth Poem XIX.. 194 The Voyage of the America xii. - 68o Vittoria. Poem XIX. .710 The Sphinx. Poem xviii.. 366 Phelpss (Elizaheth Stuart) The Story of Avis Culture and Progress XV. .280 Phelpss (Elizaheth Stuart) Poetic Studies . .. xi. .835 Phelpss (Elizaheth Stuart) Sealed Orders XIX. 474 Phelpss (W. E.) Teachers Hand-Book XI. .447 Philadelphia Convention of x866, The. (See Raymond, Henry J., Extracts from the Journal of.) Philadelphia,* Old Landmarks in Rebecca harding Davis. XII. .845 Illus. To arms, my friends l To arms l . ...... 145 Old Swedes Church 146 Statue of Alexander Wilson, at Paisley, Scotland 247 N. Collin 148 S. E. Prospect of City of Philadelphia in 1720 248 Penns House, Lintitia Court 149 Old Market House, corner Second and Pine Streets 140 Friends Meeting-House Penns Desk in the Philadelphia Library.. 152 Old Reading Stand in Philadelphia Library. x~a Stenton 53 Nicholas XValn 154 Mrs. Emlen Old Milk Tavern, Philadelphia Philadelphia Library, Fifth Street, below Chestnut Bust of Minerva Cabinet given by John Penn to the Phila delphia Library 57 Apprentices Library, cornerAreb and Fifth Streets 57 Quaker Alms-House 158 General Charles Lee Pennsylvania Hospital, corner Eighth and Pine Streets ~59 Chew Mansion i6o Birthplace of Rittenhouse i6o The Meschianza Old Wistar House 262 Old Washington House. Formerly Resi- dence of Richard Penn 262 Burning Benedict Arnold in Effigy 163 Franklins Gtave, corner Fifth asd Arch Streets 163 Christ Church, Philadelphia 164 Interior of Christ Church 165 Tree Planted by Bartram Pat Lyon i66 Washingtons State Coach 167 Philip Nolans Friends; or, Show your Passports Edward E. Hale ... XI.. 400, 504, 648, 790 [XII.. i6, 876, 400, 499, 708, 877; XIII. .41, 249 Illus. Hestoodwatchingtherecedingboat.xi. .4oo Waiting for Harrod xii.. z6 The Language of Pantomime 504 The Interview with Crooked Feather 176 Inez has an Adventure 648 Nolan and Crooked Feather 400 I took Master One-Eye and tied him to a tree 792 Philosopher and the Poet, The. Poem. (Selma W. Paine)... Bric.d-Brac XIII.. 143 Philosophy of Reform, The Topics of the Time XI.. Philosophy,* The Concord Summer School of Culture and Progress XVIII.. 386 Phonograph. (See The Telephone and the Phonograph.) Phonograph in the Moon, The. (Quoted) Bric-d-Brac XX. .320 Phonograph, The The Worlds Work XX. .899 Phonometer, The XI.. 139 I Photographic Process, New . XII. .445 Photographic Registry of Deeds XI.. 756 PART TWO, VOL S. XL TO XX. 75 Vol. Paso. Photographs, Colored The Worlds Work XI.. 299 Photo-Printing Process, Novel xix. .638 Phrenology. (Drawing) Brie-k -Brac xi.. 908 Physical Strength, The Moral Value of Topics of the Time XIII. .415 Physiology of Mind. (Henry Mandsley) Culture and Pro& ress XVI.. 904 Piatts (John James) Western Windows xvi. .440 Piatt, S. M. B., Poems by: ComfortBy a Coffin xi. .366 The Descent of the Angel XVIII.. iNjy Birthright XII. .119 Her Reproof to a Rose xviii. .233 Childs-Faith xiv. .~47 Transfigured XIX. .195 Into the World and Out xiv. .636 Watching the Cows xx. aln After the Quarrel XVI.. 274 Piatts (Mrs. S. M. B.) Poems ~ulture and Progress XIV.. 118 Piano, Transposing The Worlds Work XX. .159 Pickering, Julia. Old Time Religion Brie-k-B rac XII. .914 Pickwick, Mr., and Nicholas Nicklehy XX. .641 Pictures, The Purchase of: A Proposition Topics of the Time XIX.. 783 Pilgin English A. A. Hayes, Jr XV. .372 Pidgin English, More Brie-k-B rae XVI.. 158 Piece of Red Calico, A. (Andrew Scoggin) XI.. 599 Pierces (E. L.) Memoir of Sumner f7ulture and Progress XV. .277 Piercing the American Isthmus C. C. Bud XVIII. .268 Illus. Maps, etc., showing proposed Routes for an Interoceanic Ship Canal. Pilgrims and Puritans Tryon Edwards XII. .212 Pilot and his Wife, The. (Jonas Lie) Culture and Progress XII. .909. Pine, The Last. Poem Charles de Kay XIII. .317 Pinkham, J. XV. XVells and Cisterns as a Source of Water Supply* XIV. .613 Pique, Villy. Quatrains Brie-k-B rae XIII. .883 Pirates Doom, The. (P. B.) XVI. .911 Pitcher Plants/ The Sophie B. Herriek XIII. .678 Illus. Utricularia Jamisoniana XIII. .671 Sarracenia Purpurea 6I~ Cellular Sufface of Utricularia Vulgaris... 679 Sarracenia Variolaris 613, 614 Utricule, with Captured Prey 61u Darlingtonia Californica 615, 616 Heliamphora 68i Plains, The, and their Inhabitants Culture and Progress XIII. .875 Plaiting Machines The Worlds Work XV.. 604 Planing Machine, Stone XVII. .915 Plants, Soft, New Method of Propagating XV.. 441 Plastering, New Form of XV. .443 Plate Locks and Paisley Shawls .. (harles Barnard XIV. .370 Platform, Improved Builders The Worlds Work XIX.. I Plato on Socrates. (The New Translation) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 471 Plays, French, for American Amateurs J. Brander Matthews XV.. 131 Plays, Parlor. (Arthur Penn) Home and Soeiety XVIII. .939 Playwright, A Modern J. .D. Osl~orne XVII.. 59 Pleasants, Lucy Lee, Poems by: Fruition xv.. i~4 Plutarchs Lives XVI.. 751 Plutarchs Lives. Poem. (Lucy Lee Pleasants) Brie-k-B rae XVI.. 758 Pneumatic Cartage The Worlds Work XII. .604 Pneumatic Clock System, The XIV.. 724 Pneumatic Dredgers, Improved XIV.. 864 Pocahontas,5 The True XII.. 7 Illus. Captain John Smith XII.. 7 Pocahontas ii Fac-similes from Smiths General History.. I Presentation of Pocahontas at Court Poe, Edgar Allan Edmund Clarenee Sted;nan XX. . 107 With Fronlispiece Portrait. Poe, Edgar Allan. (R. T. P. Allen) Brie-k-Brae XI.. 142 Poe, Edgar Allan, Last Days of Susan A. T. Weiss XV.. 707 PoeIrvingHawthorne George Parsons Lathrop XI.. 799 Poe, Life of. (William F. Gill) Culture and Progress XIV. .859 Poes Raven. (Arthur Jacobus) Brie-k-B rae XI. .303 Poet and Actress. Poem C. C. Buel XX. .379 Poet and his Master, The Richard Watson Gilder XV.. 494 POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: Ad InterimAd DiemAd Damnum Margaret Vande~r~ft XVII.. 766 Admonition Au~, usta Moore XVII. .816 Adrienne J. W. W XVIII. .477 76 INDEX. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Azge. Advertisement Answered, The FranZ Al. Tho; n XI.. 598 Advent Marie Mason xix. .194 After the Quarrel S. AL B. Pialt XVI.. 274 Agamemnons Tomb Emma Lazarus XIV.. 47 Alnaschar AL P. Ha dy xv.. 288 Along the Line .bwzn Russell XVIII.. 799 Alpine Picture, An T. B. Aldrich XII. .511 A Madonna of Fra Lippo Lippi Richard Watson Gilder xix. .~ii American Sketch, An Nellie C. Cone XIX.. 640 Among the Reeds Maurice F. Egan XX.. 824 Andenken. (From the German of Matthisson) Rosalie Rives XIII.. 31 Ane Drap o Rain AL UK. Prewitt XVI.. 603 Anemone Elaine Goodale XVII. .8i~ Anticipation Ma;yE. Bradley XIII. .247 Antis, The Two Charlotte C. Bates XVII.. 918 Apple Blossoms Horatio Nelson Powers XX.. 240 April L. Franh Tooher XVIII.. 77 April UK P. Foster XIX.. 920 April Song, An Edwin N. Lewis XV.. 780 Archery Meeting, The Nathan D. Urner XX.. 799 Assyrian Night-Song Bayard Thylor XIV. .487 Astronomer, The C~harles T. Dazey XVI.. 32 At Best John Boyle OReilly XI. .839 At Dawn John Moran XX. .852 At Last* Al. Woolf XIV..743 At Merry Mount Richard Henry Stoddard XIV.. 712 At Night Richard Watson Gilder XX.. 6oi At Odds with Life David L. Proudfit XVIII.. 21 At the Window. (After the Bohemian of Picek) Richard Henry Stoddard XIII. .367 Auld Lang Syne Parmenas Mix XIV.. 128 Automatic Tension P. K XIII. . 884 Autre Temps, Autro Moeurs Julia K. Wetherill XV.. 605 Autumn Picture, An Dora Read Goodale XVII.. 87 Autumn Song, An E. Norman Gunnison IV. .819 Awake fijialmar .fljiorth Boyesen XI.. 112 A Wounded One will Read my Rhyme John Vance Ghenev XII.. 68o Ballad, A A. Z XVII.. 455 Ballade of the Candidate, The Arthur Penn xx.. Sco Balladine, A Cornelia Seabrin6 Parher XX.. 952 Ballad of a Gruesome Butcher R. R. B XI.. 456 Ballad of Blue China Andrew Lang XIX.. i6o Ballad of Waska Wee,~ The Beautiful Bric-d-Brac XII. .244 Bartlett, William Francis, Of Bret Harte XIII.. 669 Beauties of Nature, The Laura XII.. 448 Beauty for Ashes Louise Chandler Moulton XI. . 15 Beethoven Celia Thaxter XVII.. 32 Beggars Mirror, The Joel Benton XIX. . 639 Bereft F. M. Booth XVI. .478 Beside Loves Bier R. T. UK Duhe, Jr XIX. .640 Beside the Brook Geo;~g-e Birdseye XVIII. .319 Bifrdst, the Rainbow Bridge. (A Norse Legend)... Laura UK Johnson .. . XI.. 629 Biorn the Bold. ~ (A Christmas Ballad) Constantina E. Broohs XVII.. 313 Bird, The Flown Richard henry Stoddard XII. .897 Birthday, A. Poem Elizabeth Ahers Allen XI.. 279 Bitumen JoseAh Kirhland XII.. 286 Blue-Stocking, A Debonair XVII.. 919 Blush, The (~harles de Kay XVIII.. 782 Boozy Little Bat * Charles de Kay XIX. .500 Boxer C. F. George XVI. .910 Breaking the News R. K. Munhitirich XIV. .575 Broken Strings E. Norman Gunnison XVIII.. 128 Brother Antonio * Elizabeth Ahers Allen . XIX.. 178 Brown, Blue, and Gray, The H. C. Parsons XVII.. 767 Bryant, William Cullen. (See Epicedium and The Dead Master.) By the Hearth Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XIX.. 194 Call Me Not Dead . Richard Watson Gilder XV.. 67 Canticle of Spring, A Mary F. Bradley XVII.. 898 Carcanet, A Richard Henry Stoddard XIV.. 91 Catch Henry Echford XVI.. 507 Centennial Bells ~ Benjiamin F. Taylor XII.. 360 Changes of the Hour, The Laura Dexter XIII.. 736 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 77 Va?. Page. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Childs Faith S. M. 6. Piatt XIV. .247 Chimney Swallows Horatio 41/olson Powers XVIII.. 78 Choice and Chance Paul H. Hayne XII.. 720 Choice, The Zavarr Wilmshurst XII.. 448 Christmas Night in the Quarters ~ ];win Russell xv. . 445 Christmas,* The Kings (hnstantina E. Brooks XI.. 385 Clematis Mary Christine .Kzpp XIV.. 832 Colonel Randolph Snaughter Richard Williamson, Jr II.. 141 Comfort hy a Coffin S. M. B. Piatt XI. .366 Coming Home from School Eliza P. Mathewes XVIII.. 640 Compensation Hugh Howard XIV.. 272 Compensation Eliza C. Hall XX . 852 Conceit and HumilitV Augusta .lIfoore XIII. . 30 Confession, The Joel Benton XVIII. .455 Conjugal Conjugation UK UK Ellsworth XII. .448 Constant Reader, A Parmenas Mix XI.. 302 Constraint Bric-d-Brac XI.. 304 Cor Cordium Henry Terrell XlX. . 424 Cor Cordium Horatio Nelson Powers XX.. 585 Coronation UK D. Kelsey XX. .853 Cosmos. ... Irwin Russell XIX.. 799 Courage Geor6e Houghton XII. .229 Cousin Will Philij15 Morse XIV.. I26 Cricket, The Henry S. Cornwell XVII.. 209 Critics and Critics. (From the Spanish) Lillie E. Barr XI. .455 Crowwhich ? A. S. Miller IV. .416 Da Capo ... .11. C. Bunner XIV. 574 DawnEve H. H XVII.. 225 Day Dreams Hannah R. Hudson XIII.. 289 Days and Voices George Parsons Lathrop XIII.. 67 Dead Bee, The Fletcher Bates XV. .288 Death-hed of Mrs. OFlaherty, The David S. Foster XVII 920 De Guirin, Maurice Maurice F. Egan XVI. .212 De Ole Oman an Me A. C. Gordon XV.. 752 De Rosis Hihernis Edmund W. Gosse XX. .449 Descent of the Angel, The S. AL B. Piatt XVIII. . I I I Desire, A Susan M. Spalding XVI. .878 Destiny Emma Lazarus XVIlI. . 75 Dianthus Barhatus Josephine Pollard XX.. 319 Dickens Edgar Fawcett XV.. 224 Dictionary, The Invention of the .A. Z XVI. .607 Difference, The Joseph Torrey XIII. .736 Dove, The Sidney Lanier XVI.. 140 Dragon-Fly, The henry S. (~o;nwell XVI.. 696 Drea~i, A H. H XIII.. 383 Dwelling-Places Thomas UK Hig~ inson XIX.. 767 Early Crocus, The C. F C III. .576 Elegy on A. G. L H/a buar Hjorth Boyesen XIII. .666 Emmanuel Constantina E. Brooks XIII. .413 England . Thomas Bailey Aldrich XIII.. 82 England and America in 1782. (Alfred Tennyson) Brie-el -Brac XI.. 142 En Ronte. Pantoum I Brander Matthews XVI. .448 Epicedium. (William Cullen Bryant) Bayard Taylor XVII.. 334 Epigrams Geor6 e Birdseye XIX.. 480 Epigrams Gharles H. Dennis XIX.. 640 Epigrams J. A. Macon XX. .480 Epitaph, An Richard Realf VII.. 362 Eros Joel Benton XI. .522 Erratum Brie-el -B rae XII. .447 Esther H. H XV. .417 Evening John Vance Cheney XVIII. .350 Exchange, An Irwin Russell XIX.. 799 Expostulation Celia Thaxter X. . 124 Fair Isolinda,* The Hugh Hozoard III. .141 Fairys Dilemma, The Harriet MeEwen Kimball XVIII.. 8oo Faith Celia Thaxter XVIII.. 535 Faithless Brie-k-B rae XI. . 143 Falling Star, The Alice Williams Broth~rton XIII.. 6i8 False and True I G. Holland XVIII.. False Oracle, The Mary Azuge De Vere XIV.. 689 Fame Edgar Fazocelt I. .541 78 INDEX. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Fantasy, A Alary S~ Withinglon XII. .623 February Rain Charles T. Dazey V. .561 Feminine IL C. Banner XVIII. .952 Few Features of Decorative Art,~ A Lizzie W Champney XVII. .919 First Butterfly, The Henry henderson XVI.. 53 First Client, The ./;win Russell XIV. .575 Fish Story, A j0~ Brown}ohn XIII.. 851 Flood of Years, The William Cohen Bryant XII. . 560 Flowers for Song Thomas WI Parsons XVIII. .416 Flown Away. Song Dora Read Goodale VII.. 87 Flute, The LucVce X. .851 Forest Quiet. (In the South) Paul H. hfayne XIV. .369 Forgotten James Berry Bensel XX.. 731 Four Konans, The. Wales, A. D. 560 Charles de Kay XVIII.. 94 Four-Leaf Clover Jennie B. T. Dozue XVIII.. 704 Fra Luigis Marriage H. H XIX. .801 From a Counting-I-loose H. C. Bunner XIX. .640 Frost Piclures Alice Williams Brotherton XIX. . 198 Frozen Fields, The Lloyd AI~in XVIII.. 105 Fruition . Lucy Lee Pleasants XV.. 144 Fulfillment Mary B. Bradley XIII. .248 Funny Story, The . Josephine Pollard XVII. .312 Gabriel Bayard Taylor XVIII.. 617 Galatea Eliza C. hall XIX.. 34 Gertrude Rose Hawthorne Lathrop XVII.. 565 Getting to the Point Qu~pple Yarrow XIV.. 576 Gifts H. T. H lX. .767 Glimpse of Youth, A J. C. Holland . . XV. .352 Goblet, The Anna C. Brachett XWI. .659 Good-Bye, Sweet Day Celia Thaxter XIX. .194 Gorilla in a Menagerie, To a F. WI Charhe XIV. .272 Gown Test, The L. M. C XVI.. 6o6 Grass-World, The Mary Ma/es Dodge XIX.. 196 Guardian of the Red Disk, The Emmim Lazarus XX.. 695 Guest and Guest-Room B. W XIV.. 718 Guests C~elia Thaxter XIV. .559 Half-way Doins .hzain Russell 760 Happy Lover, A R. B. B XI. .476 Harmony Anne Lynch Botta XIII. .677 Hay-Making Dora Read Goodale XVII.. 86 Heart of a Rose, The H. W. Austin XVIII. .477 Heart of Sorrow Amnanda P Jones XVII.. 724 Her Conquest hiwin Russell XVIII. .910 Hero XVorship S. WI P XII. .287 Her Reproof to a Rose S. M. B. Piatt XVIII. .233 Her Treasures Ahary Ainge Dc Vera XIII. 285 Hesperus Charles de Kay XV.. 266 Hidden Brook, The John Trozabrike XI.. 256 Hildas Little Hood ~ hijialmar hljorth Boyesen XI. .417 Hills of Linganore,5 The M. WI Hachelton XIII. . 746 Hills, The. (English Edition only) Grace A/p leton XVII.. 185 His Messenger Mary B. Bradley XII. .399 Hole in the Floor, The Lizzie Clarh Hardy XIII. .431 Holy Russia Edna Dean Proctor XVII.. 803 Home-Seeking Andrew B. Saxton XVI.. 284 Hope hrzoin Russell XVIII.. 204 Hospes Civitatis Richard Henry Stoddard XII. .584 Hour and the 1\Ian, The I A. P XII. .287 Housekeeping Home and Society XIII.. 869 How Women Love Dress .... WI WI C~rane XV. .751 Hymn to the Sea Richard Henry Stoddard XIX. .458 IdentitV Bric-6-Brac XIV. .415 If Life and Love were One John C. Saxe XII.. 46 In a Paris Restaurant H. C. Bunner XVII. .495 In Arcana Sylvarum Charles de Kay XVI.. 141 In Confidence . Mary L. Jacques XIX.. 23 Indecision Jacob F. Hen rici XX.. 8oo Indian Pipe Elaine Goodale XIX.. 198 Indian Summer J. P. hrvine XV.. 83 Indignant Polly Wog Margaret Bytinge XIII. .431 Influence Emma Lazarus XVIII. .592 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 79 Vol. Pag.~. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) In Loneliness R. C. .lIileyers XII.. ~72 In Marble George Edgar Monigommery.... XVI. .623 In Memoriam. (On the late Prince Imperial) William C. Bonaparte Wyse . XVIII.. 781 In November L. Frank Tooker XIX.. 320 International Episode, An Eliza C. Hall XIX. .952 Interpretatlon .Richard Reall XVII.. 362 In the Adirondacks Anne Lynch Bolt XIX.. 197 In the Morning T. H. Robertson XIII. .576 In the University Tower (New York, July, 1863) Gharles (le Kay XIII. .520 Into the World and Out S. Al. B. Pialt XIV.. 636 Invisible Land, The Andrew B. Saxton XVI.. 791 Invitation, An Violet Hunt XIX. .897 Invocation CYzarles de Kay XVIII.. 280 I Promessi Sposi J. B. Al XX. .799 Irish Eclipse, The Irwin Russell XVIII. .159 Irrevocable Phihj1.5 Bourke ./llarston XIV. .302 Is Life Worth Living? C. J. A XIX. .480 Jacob Hurds Child .J. G. Holland XVIII. .536 Jaifrey Jennie E. T. Dowe XIV.. 868 Jarl Sigurds Christmas Eve ~ Hjalmar lijortk Boyesen XV., 289 Jelly-fish and the Crab, The Bric-d -B roe XIII. .432 Jessie David S. Foster XIII.. 734 June Caroline A. Mason XVI. .236 Just Out of Sight H. H XIX.. 197 Keats, To the Immortal Memcry of Richard Henry Stoddard XX.. 224 Keramos Bric-d-Brac XX.. 4So Kind of Traveler, A Cendrillon XX. .319 Kings Abridgment, The Joel Benton XVIII.. Soo Kings Lesson, The Maiy Bradley XIX 196 Kree A. C. Cordon XII. .916 Kyarlina Jim A. C. Gordon XIII. .735 Lamentation Washington Gladden XX.. 193 Larry s on the Force I7win Russell XVIII. .638 Last Hour, The Juliet C. Marsh XX. .132 Last Token,~ The Edmund C. Stedman XV.. 353 Late News . . .Parmenas Mix XIII. .287 Latimer, Hugh Henry A. Beers XVI. .256 Laus Mariae idizey Lanier XI.. 64 Law at our Boarding-House A. C. Gordon XX. .160 Lazy Lover, The Geo;ge P. L( throp XVII. .454 Legend of Glen Head, The Brat Harte XV.. 110 Legend of Leap-Year J. G. Holland XII.. 607 Legend of the Statue, The Anna C. Brackelt XI. .886 Les Morts Yont Yite J. B. M XIX. .479 Lesson in Mythology, A Eliza C. Hall XIX. .320 Lesson, The Lucrice XIV.. 775 Leviathan Celia Thaxter XI. .669 Life R. R. Bozoher XIV. .386 Lincoln, Abraham. (Facing Frontispiece) Richard Henry Stoddard XV Lines to a Young Lady R. K hiunhiltrick XIV.. 128 Little People Charles de Kay XVII. .537 Little Sigrid ~ Hialmar il/art/i Bayesen XV.. 512 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, To. (On his Birthday). Charlotte F. Bates XIII.. 639 Looking Behind* Palmer Cox XVII. .767 Lory-Lye, The. (A New Translation) XIX.. 159 Lost Watch, The ~ J. H. Petliugill XVI. .911 Louise Mary L. Ritter XII.. 93 Love and Jealousy Rosa Vertner Jeffrey XX. .951 Love and Mischief * Zavarr Wilmshurst XII.. 6o8 Love and Reason Rosa Vertuer Jeffrey XIV.. 271 Lover and the Rose, The E. Allen Low XX. .399 Lovers Answer, A Ella Diets XIX.. 782 Lovers Choice, The Mary Ainge L?e Vere XV.. 824 Loves Autumn Paul H. Hayne XX. .854 Love Song W Al. Brig~s XIX. .157 1\Iadonna of Fra Lippo Lippi, A Richard Watson Gilder XIX. .411 1\Iadrigal Edmund C. Stedinan XIV.. 546 1\Iaic Pill, The H. P XII. .446 Mahsr John lewin Russell XIV.. 127 1\Iaidenhood Annie R. Annan XIII.. i68 1\Iajor Stubbs Parmenas Mix XII .6o6 8o INDEX. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Page. Man who Doubted his Own Eyes, The Joel Ben/on XVII. .455 March H. H xiii. .624 Marriage Knot, The .R. H. Stoddard XI.. 432 Marys Easter MarieMason xix. .831 Master, The Dead. (William Cullen Bryant) J/ic/zardH. Stoddard xvii.. 525 Mater Amabilis ~ Laz~r~- XV.. 716 May Jo/zn Vance Gizeney XVI. .130 May Caroline A. Mason xvi. .236 Measures H. H XIV.. 350 Memnon Gizarles G. D. Roberts xviii. .218 Merc~dbs, June 27th, 1878 Julia C. .1/. .Dorr XVI.. 651 Meridian ... ... ........ . donind Clarence Stedinan XVI.. 578 Mermaid, The, and the Octopus.... .... . .~ L/zarles P. kussel XVI.. 160 Metrical Forms, Old French H. C. Bunner XVI.. 302 Metrical Gymnastics IL C~. Bunner XVIII.. 480 Michael Angelo and the Stone-Cutter Charles Noble Gregozy XVII.. 312 Microscopic Serenade, A Jacob F. Henrici XIX.. i6o Midsummer Andrew B. Saxtozz XVI.. 577 Midsummer (~elia Thaxter XX.. 526 Midwinter Flowers. (To E. C. S.) Lozzise Cizandler Moulton XIX.. 195 Milking-Time F/zil~p Morse XVI.. 607 Miners Story, The Mazy A. Denison XIII. . 30 Mirage of the Desert, The Elizabeth C. .Kznney XIV.. 699 Mirror, The Walter Learned XIV.. 868 Miss Edith Becomes Neighborly Bret Hone XVI.. 8i~ Miss Edith Makes it Pleasant for Brother Jack Bret Harte XVI.. 721 Mississippi Witness, The ./;win Russell xiii. . 286 Misunderstood Miriam I.Gnyon XVII.. 6i6 Mocking-Bird, The Walter Mitchell XI.. 171 Modern Course of True Love, The Walter Carey xvi.. 447 Modjeska Celia Thaxter xvi.. 130 Modjeska, To Richard Watson Gilder XVII. .41 Moore, Thomas Richard Henry Stoddard XVIII.. 404 Mori~a F. AL Creehbaunz XI.. 107 Mr. Sprechelheimers Mistake W. W (~rane XIV. .416 My Birthright Mrs. S. Al. B. Piatt XII.. 119 My Friend. (After the German) Wilhiaoz Webster Ellszoorth XI.. 628 My Little Wife H. W. Azzstizz xviii. .637 l\Iy Nasturtiums H. H xii.. 266 Mysteries, The Two Ma ryMapes Dodge xu. .888 Mythological Stephen Snzith XVII.. 454 My Wolves rancis Gerry Fairfield XVI.. 712 Narwhale,~ The Last of the John Boyle OReilly XI.. 157 Natural Conclusion, A Philzjp Morse XVIII.. 159 Natures Lover. (To John Muir) Marie Mason XVIII.. 132 Nebuchadnezzar ~ Irwin Russell ii.. 288 Nelly Irwin Russell XVIII.. 613 New Moon, The Andrew B. Saxton VII. 828 New Year,~ The .Philzjp 0. Sullivan xviii.. 889 Nigger-Twis A. C. GozJon XV.. 143 Night and Morning Ada M. F. Nichols XVI.. 269 Night-fall William Webster Lllsworth II. .336 Norvern People Iz win Rzzssell III. .430 Nunc Dimittis hi/a rga ret J. Preston XX.. 853 October Dora Read Goodale vi.. 893 October Snow. (To a Poet on his Seventieth Birthday). Ceor6 e Parsons Lathrop VII.. 736 Ode to a Pea (Yzristi,ze Ladd iv.. 727 Ode to Drowsiness Chaz~les C. D. Roberts XIX.. 140 Of Flowers Maurice F. Egan xv.. 8~8 Off Rough Point Eznnza Lazarzzs XV.. 254 Off Scarborough, September, 1779 BzVt Harte XVI.. 5o8 Old and Young Christopher P. (~raneh XVI.. 550 Old Hostlers Experience, The iJrwizz Rzzssell in. . Old Robin ~ I P. Trowbridge XCI. .564 Old Scissors Soliloquy Parmenas Mix XI. .908 Ole Laughin.................... ... A. C. Gordon XIV.. 726 On a Fan that belonged to the Marquise de Pompadour. Austin Dobson XVIII.. i6o On a late Learned Advocate, Master also of Music . .. . Thonzas W. Parsons XVIII.. 129 On a Miniature henry A. Beers XII. .633 Only Choice, The Frances Lozzisa Bzzshnell XIX.. 197 Only the Sunny Hours Ednzund (Yzzrezzee Sleduzan I.. 384 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. Vol. Page. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) On One who Died in May c/are/Ice Cook XX.. 96 On the Cliff Mary L. Bitter 99 On the Piping Shepherd of Fortuny Gkar/es de Kay xviii.. 824 On the Trapping of a Mouse C. (~. Bud XX.. 320 0 Pilgrim, Comes the Night so Fast? 6e/ia Thaxter XV. .707 Opinions of Captain De Lacey .Job Gase xvsss.. 640 Opportunity Joel Benton XVII. .552 Outcast, The Laura Win/hrqp Joknson XIII.. 463 Overflowing Cup, The Audr cc B. Sax/on XVII.. 55i Pair of Quatrains, A A. Z XVIII. .950 Palmers Vision, The J. C. Ho/land xv.. 465 Pan .1/ic/card Watson Gi/der XIII. .313 Pane Pictures Rose Tcrry Cooke XiII. . 202 Parahle, A ... Joozes 7~ Me/Cay XVI. .823 Parting Jokn G. Saxe XI.. SoS Parting Lovers Joe/ Ben/on . . XX.. 639 Parting of the Ways, The ... . C. Herbert Sass XX.. 854 Peace Joka Vance Ckeney XV.. 31 Peace Ckar/es deKay ..... XV. .519 Peaks of Thule, The W W. Young XX. .853 Philosopher and the Poet, The Se/ma W. Paine XIII.. 143 Pine, The Last Ckar/es de Kay XIII.. 317 Pirates Doom, The P. B. . .. XVI. .911 Plutarchs Lives Lucy Lee Pleosants XVI. . 758 Poet and Actress C/arence C. Bud XX. .379 Poet and His Master, The Bickard Watson Gi/der XV. .494 Poetical Amenities A us/in Dobson and B. C Stedman . XIX. . Soo Poet in a Grocery, The Tkomas S. Co//icr XIV.. 126 Poets Answer, The Margaret J. Preston XIX. .196 Poets Art, The Ckar/es P. Dazey XIV.. 782 Poets Constancy, A Joku C. Saxe XI. .569 Poets Fame, The Rickard [Va/son Gi/der .XVII. . I I I Politics at the Log-Rolling J. A. Macon XX. .952 Polyphone, The .hwin Busse/l XIX.. 639 Poor Mother, A Mary A?nge De Vere XVIII.. 728 Porto Fino Bickard [Va/son Gilder XIX. .592 Portrait, A B. S. Greenou6 k .XI..239 Portrait, A Clarence Cook XIV. .66k Portraits in Black and White XX. . 320 Portrait, The David S. Foster XVII.. 884 Practical Young Woman, A Irwin Russell XX. 480 Precedents ... Amy P. Weld XVII.. 766 Precepts at Parting win Russell XII. . 766 Present and Past Ar/kur Penn XX. .319 Price, The .M. F. Butts .... XVI.. 367 Princes Noses, The W. J. Lin/on XIX. 952 Prophecy. .. . Harriet McBwen Kimball XIX.. 195 Puritans Guest, The J. C. Holland XVI. .528 Quatrains B. B. Bowker I.. 278 Quatrains B. B XIII. .735 Quatrains Villy Pique XIII.. 883 Quatrains, A Pair of A. Z XVIII. .950 Rain and Shine. (Ballade) J. B. Al XVII.. 920 Raindrops. A Love Song H. D. Wkite XVI 383 Ready for the Ride* FL C. Bunner XVI.. 609 Recompense Mary L. 1/it/er xx. .556 Red Lilies (~umilla K. von K XI. .123 Reflection, A Bric-)-Brac XI 304 Reflections Autkor of Deirdre IV. .446 Rememhered Teacher, A [Villiam Cleaver [Vilkinson XIX.. 581 Renunciation Ckarles Carroll XII.. 187 Replevin Margaret Vandegrf/ xiii.. S8z Rev. Henrys War-Song Irwin Russell XIX. .798 Revolution I H. Pratt XX 952 Rydal Water Annie B. Annan.... XIX. 195 Rhyme of the Time, A Nellie C. Cone XVIII.. 952 Ripe Corn . . C. L. (Veave/and XIV. .832 Romaunt of Sir Kuss liwin Russell XIX . 799 Rosenlied . Alice Williams XII .498 Rose Song, A Bickard Henry Stoddard XIII .815 Rose, The Dora Bead Goodale XX 664 6 82 INDEX. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Sad Spring Mary Ainge Dc Vere 274 Saint Symphorien Rose Tersy Gooke xix.. 195 Saint Violet Annie B. Annan xv.. 8i6 Scintillations Francis Ellinglon Leupp xiii.. 883 Self Revealed I Sonic Smith XI.. 226 September II. H XVIII.. 782 Serenade B. D. R. Bianciardi XX.. 732 Sermon for the Sisters, A Irwin Russell xvii.. 918 Seven Seconds Zadel Barnes Gustafson XX.. 905 Shadow-Evidence Masy Mapes Dodge XVIII. .583 Shadows Abbott Foster XI. .835 Shadows Anna Katharine Green xii.. 679 She was a Beauty H. C. Bunner xvii.. ~95 Signs of the Times Bessie Chandler XX.. 952 Silence is Golden Sara H. Browne XII. .211 Singing Robes Alargaret i Preston xv.. 15 Sixty to Sixteen exagenarizis XI.. 304 Skater, The C. F. Bassett XIII.. 575 Sleep Andrew B. Saxton xiv.. 867 Sleep L. Frank Tooker XVII.. 189 Sleep of Years Jc5hn Vance Cheney xviii. 874 Slumber Song Nathalie Sieboth XIII. .496 Snow. Bird, The Dora B. Goodale XVII.. 87 Snowdrops Mary B. Bradley XV. .378 So Be It IL L. C XX. .852 Somnolent Vagary, A H. 0. Knowlton XX.. 640 Song L. Frank Tooker xvii.. iSS Song Celia Thaxter XI.. 399 Song Celia Thaxter XII. .478 Song Celia Thaxter xii.. 663 Song John Vance Cheney xiii. .831 Song Jennie B. T. Dowe xiv. .128 Song . .... William M. Bri~,gs xix. .480 Song of the Future, A Sidney Lanier XII. ~ Song of the Gloaming John Vance Cheney XII.. 221 Song of the Milkmaid,5 The . ... Plagiarized from Sidney Dobell. ..... 381 Sonnet Susan Al. Spalding XV. .239 Sonnet Thomas W. Parsons XVII.. 527 Boyard Taylor xviii. .6i8 Sonnets, Four H H. Boyesen xv.. 661 Sonnets in Memoriam of the Late Prince Imperial.... Williani U Bonaparte Wyse .. . . XIX. . 131 Souvenirs dAmour Walter Ca; ey XVIII.. 951 Speaking Features N. H. D XVIII. .479 Speaking Features, A Reply to P. U S XIX.. 480 Spelling Bee at Angels. (Reported byTruthful James).Bret Harte xvii.. 38 Sphinx, The Blizabeth Stuart Phelps XVIII.. 366 Spiders Lesson, The Julia Ward Howe XIX.. 418 Spring Lilt, A Avis Grey xvi.. 158 Spring Surprises Brie-h -Brac xi.. 909 Stars, The Mary Mopes Dodge XIX.. 119 Star,The W. T. Peters XIX.. 477 Edmund Clarence, To (aroline A. Mason XX.. 450 Stirrup Cup, The Sidney Lanier xiv.. 28 Stoddard, R. H., To William M. Brlpgs XX.. 852 Storm Music Charles T. Dazey xiv. .207 Studies in Style Thwin Bussell XVIII.. 477 St. Valentine Caroline A. Ailason XV.. 647 Submission B. W Easterbrooks xiii.. 31 Sub Rosa J. B. M XVII. .6i6 Success Bmma Lazarus XVII.. 712 Success (~harles de I(~y xx.. 169 Suicide, The John Moron xv.. 842 Summer and XVinter W F. Smyth XVIII.. 267 Summer Idyl, A Philip Morse xviii.. 639 Summer in Winter Dora Bead Goodale xix.. 896 Summer Morning, A James T. McKay XVI.. 675 Summer Thoughts D. S. Foster XIV.. 431 Summons, The George Wurts xii.. 428 Sun-Dial Samuel F. B. Morse XI. .757 Sun-Song B. B. Bobinson XVI.. 447 Suppose T. H Bobertson . XII.. 767 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 83 Vol. Pag2. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Sweet o the Year, The Nellie C. Cone XX.. 536 Taming of the Falcon Emma Lazarus XIX.. 196 Ghristgpher P. Crane/i. ~ Taylor, Bayard. (Died Dec. i~, 1878) Paul Hamilton Hayne. XVII. .731 ~ Marie Ziffason ) Taylor, Bayard, To Sidney Lanier XVII. .642 That Lass o Lowries Marie Mason XIX. .544 Their Angels Adeline P. T. f/t7hitncy XIX. .197 Then and Now Margaret Lawrence Pray XIII.. 29 Theocritus Maurice F. Egan XVII. .664 Theocritus, For a Translation of Austin J9obson XIX.. 96 There is a Natural Body 0. E. P XX. .913 These Three Amanda P. Jones XVII. .410 The Sunrise Never Failed us yet Celia Pliaxter XIV.. 148 Thomas is Kempis, De Imitatione Christi P. B. Bowker XVII.. 400 Three Friends Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XII.. 261 Through the Trees Anna Katharine Green XVII. .291 Tides, The Lucy J. Rider ..... 854 To a Bird James A. Bartley XIII.. 31 To a Gorilla in a Menagerie F. W Clarke XIV. .272 To a Little Girl !.F~. F. Norris ..... XVII.. 766 To Dora Mary 11/apes Dodge XII.. 332 ToF.T.S W. P. Kelsey XVII..616 To Irwin Russell. (Quoted) H. C. Bunner XIX.. 799 Token, The Richard Henry Stoddard ... ... XVII.. 893 To Miss D., in her Aihum J. C. Holland .XIII. .312 To One who had called a Woman a Butterfly (~harlotte F. Bates XV.. 144 Tornado, The Charles de Kay XIX. .936 To Sorrow Julie K. Wethierill XIX. .435 To T. B. A Edgar Fazocett XIV. .397 To the Katydid Henry S. Goruwell XVI. .836 Touch of the Unseen, The Joseph Cook XI.. 720 Transfigured S. M. B. Piatt XIX.. 195 Triolets John G. Wilson XVI.. finS Triumph of Oliver Bumm, The Qni25ple Yarrow XVI.. 759 Truant Madge Kate Putnam Osgood XII. .107 Tryst, The Elizabeth Stoddard XIX. .198 Two Greetings, The Bayard Taylor XII.. uS Two Kings Richard Henry Stoddard XIV. .501 Two Loves H. W. Austin XX. .479 Two Sermons Austin Dobson XVIII.. 64 Two Sides of a Sentiment S. M. L XV. .430 Unattained Nora Perry XIX.. 196 Unawares B. B XIII. .484 Uncle Cap hiterviewed Irwin Russell XI.. 454 Uncle Gahes White Folks P. N. Page XIII. .882 Uncle Mellick dines with his Master J. R. Eggleston XVIII.. 320 Under the Cedarcroft Chestnut ~ Sidney Lanier XV.. 380 Under the Rose J. H XIII.. 82 Unfulfilled Edward Garrett XV.. 377 Union Square; 7 P. M I B. M XVIII. .479 Unknown Ship, The William 1W. Briggs XVIII.. 934 Unopened Letter, The Andrew B. Saxton XIII.. 2S~ Unveiled * Paul H. Hayne XV.. 383 Ups and Downs Job Case XVIII. .951 Valentine, A 1W. M. P XIII. .511 Valentine, A Laura Winthrop Johnson XIX.. 593 Vashti H. H XV. .417 Village Church, The B. P. B. Bianciardi XIX. .859 Vino Santo H. H XI. .416 Vintage Song, A B. P. R. Bianciardi XIV. .852 Visionary Face, The Paul H. Ilayne XII.. 28 Vita Nuova Anne Lynch Botta XIX. .671 Vittoria Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XIX.. 710 Voyager, The Richard Watson Gilder XVIII.. 47 Wahash Buhhles Maurice Thompson XVI. .418 Wail of the Personally Conducted, The H. C. Bunner XIX.. iflo Waiting for Winter Henry A. Beers XIX. .265 War Contrasts Edward King XVI.. 285 War of the Roses, The B. T. W. Duke, Jr XIV. .271 Watching the Cows S. M. B. Piatt ...... XX. .280 84 INDEX. Vol. Page. POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Index of: (Continued.) Water-Cure, The Austin Poison XVIII. .351 Way, The William S. Sliurtleff xv.. I7~ Weaving the Web Julia U B. Parr XVI.. 406 Webster LV. C. Wilkinson iii.. 8o~ Wedding under the Directory, A B. 11. Stoddard XV.. 520 We Love but Few Ellen 41. H Gates XIII. .201 We Met upon the Crowded Way Richard TVatson Gilder XVII. .409 What does it Matter? XIII. .287 What is Love? Park Ben/amin, Jr XIV.. 127 What the River Saith Minnie Fry XVI. .784 Wherefore I Sing Carles Stuart Welles XVI.. 760 Where is God ? . Minot J. Savage XIII.. 862 While the Robin Sings Elizabeth Akers Allen XIV. .252 Whip-poor-will Maiy Mapes Dodge XIX.. I 19 Whip-poor-will, The henry S. Goruwell XVIII. .416 Whip-poor-will, The Agnes IL Macliar XX. .493 Whispered Secret, The Joel Benton XIV. .415 Widowed A. B. Boyle XVIII. .873 Wild Clematis Dora Read Goodale XVIII.. 614 Willis, The David 1.. Proudfit XVIII.. 765 Wings. (After Bonalde) Mary Ainge Dc Vere XVII.. 768 Winter Morning, A 1.. Frank Tooker XVII. .537 Wish, A ..... [V. 22 Peters XX. .952 With Thee William Webster Ellsworth XIV.. 236 Woful Tale of Jotham Brown, The Jennie E. P. Dowe XVII.. i6o Womans Letter, A Mar) Ain.~,e Be Vere XIV. . 728 Woodbines in October Gharlotte F. Bates XIV. .842 Words and their Uses Frank Clive XI. .142 Wordsworth to the Queen. (Quoted) Brie-h -B rae XI.. 598 World-Music Frances Louisa Bushnell XX. . 665 Writer, A F. S. S XVIII. .159 Youth to the Poet. (To Oliver Wendell Holmes) .... George Parsons Lathrop XIX.. 140 Poetical Amenities. (Austin Dobson and E. C. Stedman) Bric-h-Brac XIX.. Soo Poetic Interpretation of Nature, On. (J. C. Shairp) Culture and Progress XV. .440 Poetic Localities of Cambridge. (W. J. Stillman) XI.. 44 Poelic Studies. (Elizabeth Stuart Phelps) Culture and Progress XI.. 135 Poet in a Grocery, The. Poem. (Tbomas S. Collier) Brie-h-B rae .. XIV.. 126 Poetry for Children. (Charles and Mary Lamb) Culture and Progress XV.. 6oo Poetry? Is it T~pics of the Time XII. .123 Poetry of the Futu,-e, The. (Christine Ladd) Brie-h-B rae XIV.. 727 Poetry, Recent American Culture and Progress . XVI. .440 Poetry, Recent, by Women XIX.. 634 Poets Answer, The. Poem Margaret J. Preston XIX.. 196 Poets Art, The. Poem Charles I. Dazry XIV.. 782 Poets Constancy, A.. .. John G. Saxe XI.. 569 Poets Fame, The. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XVII.. I I I Poke o Moonshine. (L. C. Strong) Gulture and Progress XVII.. 6oy Police of New York, The Ernest Ingersoll XVI. .342 Illus. Mustering the Rattle Watch xvi.. ~ Sketches around Five Points 349 A Leather-head 345 Lodging-room in Station-house 355 River Police on Duty 347 One of the Broadway Squad 352 Mounted Police Stopping a Runaway .... 341 Politeness and Punctilio Home and Society XI.. 288 Political Convention, A Journey to a XVII.. 829 Political Machine, Tile Topics of the Time XX. .302 Political Outlook, The XI. . 123 Political Outlook, The F. 1.. Godhin XIX. .613 Political Science. (T. D. Woolsey) culture and Progress XV.. 597 Political Training Topics of the Time III.. 715 Political. (W. C.) Brie-h-Brac XIX.. 320 Politics, American, The Future of Topics of the Time XIV.. 398 Politics at tile Log.Rolling. Poem. (J. A. Macon). . Brie-h-Free XX.. 952 Politics, A Word on Topics of the Time XIX.. 621 Politics, Improving. Politics. (See Bolt, To, or Not to Bolt.) . XVII. .9c0 Pollard, Josephine, Poems by: The Funny Story xvii.. 312 Dianthus Ilarhatus XX.. 359 Polo, The Origin and Practice of Alexander Wainwright XVIII. .309 Polyphone, The. Poem. (Irlvin Russell) Brie-) -B rae XIX. .639 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 85 ky?. Pag2. Polyzoaj The Sophie .isvedsoe Herrick )~W. .843 Illus. Fresh-Water Mussel xiv. .843 Statoblasts 148 Crystatella Mucedo 844 Polypides still attached to Valves of Stato Anatomy of Lophopus 845 blasts 848 Bicellaria Tuba 846 Bicellaria Ciliata 849 Marsupium of Bicellaria Ciliata 847 Anguinaria Spathulata 850 Progressive Forms in Development of Crisea Eburuca 150 Gemma, etc 847 Fitistra Paraceta 8~i Progressive Forms in Development of Flustra 85t Embryo 847 Pomona. (See Rudder Grange.) Pomonas Bridal Trip Frank .R. Stockton ,. xvsi.. Pond Life 15 Sop/sic B. Hers-ick XIV.. t6 lbs. Development of Protomonas xiv. .752 Ammha Porrecta 757 Gromia Oviformis, etc 753 Amceba Princeps Acanthocystis Turfacea 754 Stentor MOlleri ... 758 Raphydiophrys Viridis 155 Branch of Vorticella formed by Fission.... 758 Cystophrys Haeckflana Balls 155 Development of Vorticella 159 Cystophrys Haeckliana Balls spread on a Conjugation of Vorticella Woolen Fiber o~6 The Beautiful Floscule i6o Ponies, The Island of. (See Chincoteague.0) Popes Game-Birds and Water-Fowl Cult re and Progress XVI.. 597 Popular History of the United States. (\Villiana Cullen Bryant) . . XII. .599; XVI..749 Popular Wisdom, The Topics of the Ti ze XVIII. .935 Poor-House and Hospital Visiting home and Society XIV. 789 Poor Mother, A. Poem Mary Ainge .De Vere XVIII.. 728 Pope, Italy and the Luigi Monti XVI.. 357 Porcelain. (See Dresden China. ) 15 (harles C. Ward XX.. Sot Illus. Shooting a Porpoise xx.. lot Beaching the Canoe 1o6 Sebatis in a Perilous Situation ba Captain Sam and his Boy 107 Spearing a Porpoise Io~ Trying out Blubber Io~ The Camp at Indian Beach 104 A Porpoise Diving lol Taking a Porpoise on Board 8o~ Portable Railways The Worlds Work XVI.. 907 Porter, Annie. Ninon . XVII. .372 Portfolio of Proof Impressions, A, from SCRIBNER and ST. NICHOLAs . (ulture and Progress XIX. .309 Port Madoc, North Wales (See Over the Narrowest Narrow Gauge. Porto Fino. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XIX. .592 Portrait. A. Poem P. 5. Greenough . XI. 239 Portrait, A. Poem (Yarence Cook XIV. .661 Portraits in Black and White, Poem Bric-d-Brac .. XX. .320 Portrait, The. Poem David S. Foster XVIt. .884 Post-Office Appointments, Experience in An ex-Member of 6ongress . ... XIV.. 829 Post-Office. (See New York Post-Office,15 The.) Potocka,15 The Countels C. C. Buel XV.. 76 Illus. The Countess Potocka xv.. Ii Pottery, Manual of Marks on. (Hooper and Phillips) Culture and Progress XVI.. 153 Pottss Painless Cure . . . .. Edward Bellamy XVII.. 587 Poultry, Machine for ~jeeding he Worlds Work XVt. .755 Powell, J. W. The Ancient Province of Tusayan Xt. . 193 Powers, Horatio Nelson, Papers by: William Ctillen Bryant * xvi. .479 Apple Blossoms.15 Poem xx.. 240 Chimney Swallows. Poem xvtii.. 78 Cor Cordium. Poem xx.. Practical Young \Voman, A. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac . XX.. 480 Pratt, Charles E. A Wheel Around the Hub XIX. .481 Pratt, J. H. Tell me, Lady, what is Sweetest? Poem Bric-d-Brac XX, .952 Prayer Meeting, The. (L. 0. Thompson) fulture and Progress XVII.. 612 Pray for the Holy Spirit. (William Scribner) Xt. .908 Pray, Margaret Lawrence. Then and Now. Poem XIII . 29 Preaching, The Changes in Topics of the Time XIV .255 Preachinco without Notes. (R. S. Storrs) (ulture and Progress XI. .295 Precedents. Poem. (Amy T. Weld) Bric-~-Brac . .. . . XVII.. 766 Precepts at Parting. Poem. (Irwin Russell) II. . 766 Promer at a Premium, The Topics of the Time XVI. . 894 Prescott, George B. The Telephone and the Phonograph XV.. 848 Present and Past. Poem. (AFthur Penn) Bric-d -B roe XX. .319 Preservative Agent, New The Worlds Work XVItI. .318 Preservative Wrapping-Papers XX. .478 Presidential Campaign, The Topics of the Time XX. .787 86 INDEX. Vol. Pare. Preston, Margaret J., Poems by: Singing Robes xii.. i~ Nunc Dimittis xx.. 853 The Poets Answer xix.. 196 Prewitt, M. XV. Ane Drap o Rain. Poem Bric-d-Brac XVI. .603 Price, The. Poem ./11. F. Butts XVI. .367 Prince Deukalion. (Bayard Taylor) Culture and Progress. YVII. .502 Princess use.0 (From the German of Marie Petersen) Elizabeth AJeClellan ~. . 6o~ Illus. uses Guardian Angel xii.. 609 in peaceful intercourse with grasses and Thero stood before her a tall, dark man .6ir ferns 627 Great fear of the wicked company 623 The kind full moon 629 Stately oaks spread their branches .... 624 Then the princess was not quite so coy .6ao Come ouw, you shall run with me 6i~ In the dresses of splendid red thimble- The North- Wind gave himself a great flowers 622 deal of trouble 6t6 Tail-piece 623 Winter spreads his cold white covering .6i6 Princess Noses, The. A Modern Idyl. (W. J. Linton) ...... Brie-b-B rac XIX. .952 Princeton College ~ S. D. Alexander XIII. .625 Illus. James McCosh, D. D XIII.. 625 Arnold Guyot 632 Plan of Buildings and Grounds 6a6 Foot-Ball at Princeton 632 President Jonathan Dickinson 627 Princeton Sketches 633 President Aaron Burr, Sen 627 The New Dormitory, Witherspoon Hall...634 President Jonathan Edwards 628 Ground Plan of Library 634 Graves of Presidents of Ptinceton College .629 Interior of the Library 635 President John Withcrspoon 629 Judge Elbert Herring 636 Interior of Musetim of Geology and Arch- fhe Annual Cane Fight on the Campus... 637 mology 630 The John C. Green Scientific School 638 Professor Guyots Garden 63t Model of Ancient Swiss Lake Village 639 Princeton, Mass. (See Hide-and-Seek Town. ) Printing. (See Wood-Cut Printing, The Growth of.) Printing, Invention of. (Theodore L. De Vinne) Culture and Progress XVI. .593 Printing Press and Folder, Combined . The Worlds Work XI.. 450 Proctor, Edna Dean. Holy Russia. Poeno XVII. - 803 Proctor, Richard Anthony. Sun Spots and Financial Panics XX.. 170 Production, Regulated Topics of the Time XIV . 854 Profilograph, The The Worlds Work XX .478 Progress, Indications of Topics of the Time XV.. 827 Prohibition. (See Brattleboro Method, The. ) Prometheus. (S. P. Putnam) culture and Progress XVI.. 599 Propeller, Movable, for Sailing Vessels The Worlds Work XI.. 596 Propellers, Ship and Canal Boat XI.. 597 Prophecy. Poem Harriet MeEwen Kimball XIX . 195 Protection Topics of the Time XV.. 270 Protestant Vaticanism Augustus Blauvelt XII - 721 Protestant Vaticanism Topics of the Time III. .557 Protestant Vaticanism, More XIV.. 560 Proudfit, David, Poems by: Ac Odds with Life xviii.. 22 The Willis xviii. .765 Providence, A Edward Bellamy XII .374 Prudential Element, Tloe Topics of the Time XVII. .296 P., 5. XV. Hero Worship. Poem Brie-b-B rae XII 287 Public Halls Topics of the Time XI. .739 Public Squares and Public Spaces. (George E. Waring, Jr.) Home and Society XIV .403 Pulleys, Paper Friction The Worlds Work XVII - 764 Pulpit, The Bondage of the Topics of the Time XV.. 126 Pumping Engine, Large The Worlds Work XlI. .604 Pumplog, Three-Cylinder Engines Applied to XI. .905 Puritans Guest,0 The. Poem f. C. Holland XVI. 528 Illus. For smiles shone up from the saucy She nourished it througll the evening lips xvi.. 529 boors 533 Tail-piece 536 Puritans. (See Pilgrims and Puritans.) Putnam, Elinor. Lalage XVIII.. 587 Putnams (S. P.) Prometheus Culture and Progress XVI.. 599 Pyle, Howard, Papers by: Chincoceague * xiii. .737 Among cbb Thousand Islands0 xv. .125 Pyrenees, The French,Traditional Music of Neka Sturgis XIII. .545 Pyrenees, The Spanish,Traditional Music of Ne/ia Sturgis XIV.. 237 Q UATRAINS. (E. R.) Brie-b-B rae XIII. .735 Quatrains. (Villy Pique) XIII. .883 Quatrains B. P. Bowhcr XI. .278 Queen at School, A H. C. D XV.. 8C8 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 87 Vol. Poge. Queen, My Look at the Treadcoell Walden ... XVII.. 210 Quinn, P. T., Papers by: Rural Topics XI.. 743, 894; XII.. 128 New Varieties of Berries xiv. .8~8 [274, 436, 754, 905; XIII. .131, 274, 567 Horticultural Suggestions xv. .892 Transpiantiog xiv.. ii6 The Agricultural Distress in Great Brit Budding Fruit-Trees xiv. .~66 sin xix. .6zt R ACINETS (A.) History of Costume (ullure and Progress .86i Railroad Fog Signal The Worlds Work xu.. 284 Railroad in the Clouds, A J. Eglinton Montgomery xiv. . 4.49 Illus. Engineer Crossing the Chasm over the Summit of the Andes 459 Rimac XIV. .449 Henry M riggs 460 View in Lima from Plaza Mayor 451 Mount Meiggs and Tunnel 461 San Bartolomd Station 452 Summit of Andes, from the East 462 The Verrugas Viaduct ~ A Limited Express down the Andes 464 A Llama Train in the Andes 456 The Chio Chan shove its Juncture with the Rimac 457 Railroads, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., on Culture and Progress XVIt. . 152 Railroads. (See Narrow Gauge Roads, are they Economical ?) Railways, Portable The Worlds Work XVI.. 907 Rain and Shine. I3allade. (J. B. M.) Bric-d-Brac XVtt. .920 Rain-drops: A Love Song H. D. White XVI.. 383 Rain? Is it Going to John Burroughs XVt. .397 Randolph, Jack. A Sailor in a Cotton Field . XVIIt. .882 Rapid Transit. Drawing Brie-ti -B rae XI.. 909 Rapp, George. (See The Harmonists, etc.) Raspberries for Home and Market. (See Fruits,5 Small, Success with.) Raymond, Henry J., Extracts from the Journal of. Edited by his Son Henry W. Raymond XIX. .57, 419 [703; XX. .275 Raymond, Henry W. Extracts from the Journal of Henry J. Raymond XIX. .57, 419, 703; XX. .275 Raymond, J. H. The Amendment of the Patent Law XVIt. .433 Read, Elizabeth A. A Sigh XIX. .110 Reades (Charles) A Woman Hater (ulture and Progress XIV.. 720 Reading-Room for the Blind, A. Letter to the Editor. (P. B. K.) XI.. 136 Readings from English History. (John R. Green) XVIII.. 947 Reading, What Our Boys Are W. C. Sumner XV.. 68t Ready for the Ride.5 1795. (Rondel) H. C. Bunner XVI. .609 Realf, Richard, Poems by: Interpretation XVII.. 362 An Epitaph XVII.. 362 Rebbque, M. Shall we have a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty from Children ? Home and Society XV.. 740 Recallings from a Public Life. (See Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.) Recallings from a Public Life Robert Dale Owen Westem People and Politicians Forty Vears Texas and the Peace of Guadalupe Hi- Ago XV. .255 dalgo XVI. .168 Recollections of Writers. (Charles and Mary Coxvden Clarke). Culture and Progress XVII.. 307 Recompense. Poem Mary L. Bitter XX. .656 Reconstruction of National Morality, The Topics of the Time XI. .88~ Records of a Girlhood. (Frances Anne Kemble) Culture and Progress XVIIt. . 15 Red Lilies. Poem . Camilla K von K XI.. 123 Redwood, Allen C., Papers by: Johnny Reh at Play * XVII.. 33 With Stonewall Jackson * XVIII.. 220 Fortunes and Misfortunes of Co. The Cook of the Confederate Army *. XVIII.. ~6o C. XVlI. .521 Reflections. Poem Author of .Deirdri XIV. .446 Reform, The Philosophy of Topics of the Time XI. .580 Refrigerating Apparatus, Improved The Worlds Work XVIII. .474 Refrigerating Process, Improved XIX. .951 Regenerative System Applied to Gas-Light XVIII. .948 Rejected Conundrum, A Brie-ci-Brac XV.. 144 Religion in These Days Topics of the Time XVII. .437 Religion of Evolution, The Culture and P1-ogress XtV. . 120 Religion, Origin and Growth of. (Max Muller) XVIII.. 145 Remedy is with the People, The Topics of the Tioze XII.. 120 Remembered Teacher, A. Poem William Cleaver Wilkinson . XIX.. 581 INDEX. Vol. Page. Rem~nyi and Wilhelmj ~ J. N. C. Hassard xviii.. iii Reminiscences of an Idler. (Henry Wikoff) Culture and Progress xx.. 9~5 R~musat, Mine. de, Memoirs, The XX.. 151 Renaissance in Italy. (John A. Symonds) xviii.. 629 Renunciation. Poem (7harles (arroll xii.. 187 Replevin. Poem. (Margaret Vandegrift) Bric-d-Brac xiii.. 8~2 Reply to Speaking Features, A. Poem. (P. C. S.) XIX.. 480 Rescue of the Donner Party, The XI.. 910 Reserve, The Culture of Home and Society xiii.. 87o Respiration, Feather The Worlds Work XIII.. 140 Retribution, The Talk ahout Topics of the Time XVI.. 144 Return of the Native, The. (Thomas Hardy) (ulture and Progress XVII.. 910 Rev. Biddlecomb Ingersoll Vindicates Himself. (David S. Foster) .Bric-d-Brac XIX.. 157 Rev. Henrys War-Song. (Irwin Russell) XIX. . 798 Revivals and Evangelists Topics of the Time XI. . 887 Revolution. Poem Brie-ri -Brac xx.. 952 Revolutionary Congressman on Horsehack, A Thomas Wentworth Hi inson. ...... 12 Revolutionary Letters. (See Errata, Vol. xii., 282.) 6g Revolutionary Letters John Vance Cheney XI. .424 [570, 712,862; XII. .94; XI. .424 Illus. Col. Joseph Ward xi.. 424 Artemus Ward 712 Mrs. Prudence Bird Ward 424 Rhine,0 The Bride of the Ceo. F. Waring, Jr XII. .384 [490, 694, 849 Illus. The Mosel from the Meurthe to the Rhine xii. .314 Fountain and Grille at Nancy 385 General View of Nancy 316 Porte de la Craffe, Nancy 317 IDeutaches Thor Metz 389 The Valley of Gravelotte 391 Monument and Graves; Battle-Field of Gravelotte 392 The Roman Monument at Igel 393 Lanndresses in the Mosel, helow Metz .... 396 The Ports Nigra, at Trier 491 Plan of Porta Nigra at Trier 49t Plan of the Basilica at Trier 492 The Amphitheater at Trier 492 Plan of present Cathedral at Trier 494 Plan of Original Cathedral and Baptistery.494 The Rothes Halls, in Trier 496 The Nancy and her Crew 696 A House- Front in Berokastel 697 Landshnt. From the Diefhach Road 701 An Old Conrt in Bernkastel 704 The Mosel, from Marienburg to Clotten ... 150 Zell Ediger Isi Beilsielo 852 Houses on the Quay at Kochem Kochem and Friedburg 853 A Mosel Kitchen 154 Schloss Biirresheim, near Mayen 154 Kloster Laach 155 A Tailor on the Mosel 155 Schloss Elt, I~6 Rhodes, Albert, Papers hy: HonorS Baliac xi.. 636 Marrying Titles xx.. 6aa Our Diplomates and Consuls xiii.. 269 Rhyme of the Time, A. Poem. (Nellie G. Cone) Brie-ri-Be-ac XVIII. .952 Ribless Boats The Worlds Work XI..14o Rice, William North. Wesleyan University * xii.. 648 Richardson, James, Papers hy: Hearing with the Eyes0 xii.. 65 Our Patent System, and What we Owe to American Oyster Culture0 xv.. 225 it xvn.. Neophonography xvi.. 711 Richardson, Leander P. A Trip to the Black Hills Viii.. 748 Richmond since the War N. W. Wright XIV .303 Illus. Stonewall Jackson xiv. .305 View of Richmond 306 Lihhy Prison 306 View of Washington Monument 307 The Old Church (SIJohos) 308 View of James River from Lihhy Hill 309 Old Stove in State Capitol 309 Soldiers Monument in Hollywood Ceme tery 309 Gallego Flooring Mills 310 Angling in the James 310 Market SceneShelling Peas 311 A Market-cart from the Suhurhs 311 Gum Halvers 312 The Nations Ward 322 Ricords (Judge) Translations ~Julture and Progress XX.. 636 Rider, Lucy 1. The Tides. Poem xx.. Rideing, William H., Papers by: Croton Water xiv.. i6i The Emigrants Progress * xiv.. How New Vork is Fed0 xiv. .729 Boys of the Family: I. The Boy who wants to he a Sailor. ...... 746 II. The Beginner in Journalism xvi. .992 III. How to Become a Mechanical Engi neer xviii.. 141 IV. A Military Education at West Point. [xvIn. .463 V. Telegraphy, Architecture, and Engrav ing xix.. 307 Suggestions to Ocean Travelers xviii.. 308 Trinity Parish * xvIII. .417 The French Quarter of New Vork ~. ...... r Curiosities of Advertising * xx.. 6oi 88 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 89 Vol. Pare. Rio de Janeiro * Herbert H. Smith XVIII. 890 Illus. Rua Primeira de Margo xviii.. 890 Water-carts of Rio 196 A Narrow Street 891 Botofogo and the Corcovado 897 Fruit and Cake Seller 192 Tijuca from the Bay 898 Charcoal-seller 892 The Organ Mountains 899 Poultry-seller 893 The Gavia 900 Up the Bay 894 In the Passeio Puhlico 902 The Sugar-loaf from the West 894 Porters Waiting for Work 901 The Sugar-loaf from the South 895 Beergarden 903 Ripe Corn. Poem C. L. Cleave/and XIV.. 832 Rise of the Huguenots, The. (Henry M. Baird) (be/tare and Progress XIX. .311 Ritter, Mary L., Poems by: Louise xii.. 93 Recompense Xx. .656 Onthe Cliff XV.. 99 Rives, Rosalie. Andenken. Poem XIII.. 31 Riveting-Machine The Worlds Work XVI.. 756 Road-Beds for Bridges XI. .75f4 Roberts, Charles G. D., Poems by: Memnon xviii. .ail Ode to Drowsiness XIX.. 240 Robertson, T. H., Poems by: Suppose XII. .767 In the Morning Xiii. .576 Robinson, Charles D., Papers by: Insanity and its Treatment5 XII. .634 The Wooden Age XV.. 245 Robinson, F. B. Sun-Song XVI. .447 Robinsons (A. Mary F.) Handful of Honeysuckle Ca/tare and Progress XVIII.. 153 Robinson, Rowland E., Papers by: Fox-Hunting in New England ~ XV.. 293 New England Fences * XIX. .502 Glimpses of New England Farm-Life k.... [xvi. .51o Rocky Mountain Cookery Ernest Ingersoll XX.. 125 Rocky Mountain Mules * rnest Ingersoll XIX. .929 Rocky Mountain Nights Ernest Ingersoll XX. .218 Roderick Hudson. (Henry James, Jr.) (a/tare and Progress XI.. ~S8 Rodney Mavericic Janees T. McKay XIII.. 96 Roe, F. P. Fruits,0 Small, Success witls XIX.. 9, 239, 338, 564, 753, 803 Roes (E. P.) Success with Small Fruits Cit/tare and Prooress XX. .795 Rodman the Keeper. (Constance F. Woolson) XX. .633 Rollins, Alice Wellington. When Woods are Green0 XX.. 676 Romanism and Rationalism, The Tendency of Modern Thought asSeenin C. C. T~any XVII. .859 Romaunt of Sir Kuss, The. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Rrac XIX. .799 Rome,5 Pictures from .. Wendell Lamoroax . . XIII.. 68 Silos. A little penny, Signore, Im hungry. XIII. 61 Broccoli! Broccoli! 75 Peasant near Cis ira Veechia 69 [he Cardinals Walk in the Borghese 76 Quatt.r-ro. No-o-ove 70 A Sahine Shepherd 77 The Landladys Boy 72 Vita of Spoleto 78 A Roman Girl 72 Titas Brother 79 Children of Israel ~ The Holy Stairs So Rehecca 74 Michael Angelos Well 8i Rome,0 The New Museum in Sofia Bomjiani XVIII.. I SIlos. Sarcophagus found at Campo Verano a Statue of Urania found in the Garden of Moe- End of Sarcophagus a ceiias 9 Commodus as the Infant Hercules ~ Terra-Cotta Bass-relief representing the Sarcophagus found near Tivoli 4 Parting of Theseus and Ariadne ii Commoclus as Hercules 6 Bronze Thensa, presented by Augusto Phyton in the New Museum in Rome .... 8 Castellani Rome, The New Museum in. (H. W. Ilaynes) (ommanications XVIII. .461 Rome, The New Museum in. (See Infant Hercules.) Rose Garden, Fall Work in the. (M. S. S.) home and Society XVIII.. 941 Rosenlied. Poem A/ice Williams XII. .498 Rose Song, A Richard Henry Stoddard XIII. .815 Rose, The. Poem Dora Read Goodale XX.. 654 Rose, The Culture of the. (M. S Home and Society XX.. 306 Rousselets Serpent Charmer Ca/tare and Progress XIX.. 634 Rowland, George. The Future Usefulness of the Erie Canal... (bmmanications XV. .88o Roxy Edzcard Eggleston . . XV. .32, 192, 320, 496 [648, 768; XVI.. 86, 224, 328, ~68, 624, 792 Illus. The Hoe-down at Kirtleys XV.. 32 Improper Fractions 224 Hurray for York and Posey 192 Shoot! Jim, shoot! 328 Twonnet and Roxy Telling Fortunes 320 Lathers held it so she could see it ~68 The other way! cried the mischiev- Youre having a hard tine, Nancy, ous voice of Twonnet 496 said Roxy 624 Widosvs are dreadful particular, Colonel .648 The next day, Sunday, she took her Ill pay her up 768 place in the Methodist Church 792 Please, Roxy, dont let him go ........ INDEX Roxy. Vol. Page. (Edward Eggleston) Culture and Progress xvst. .302 Royal Marriage, A. (Emily V. Mason) communications XVI.. 145 Royalty and Loyalty in Canada Topics of Ike Time XVII.. 598 Rubber Goods, Improved Process in the Manufacture of Tue Worlds Work xiv.. 124 Rudder Grange. (See Pomonas Bridal Trip.) Rudder Grange, Camping-Out at Frank R. Stockton XVI.. 104 Rudder Grange, Pomona takes the Helm at Frank R. Stockton XVI.. 407 Rudder Grange. (Frank R. Stockton) Gulture and Progress XVIII. ~ Rudder Grange,0 The New Frank R. Stockton xv.. 532 Illus. The Ham-bone Girl xv.. 536 Pomona reads about Lord Edward 541 My package is hoisted into the car ~ This is a queer cow, said Pomona .. .. Jist give hun a good lickin 537 Tail-piece . 144 We came very near going off the roof.. 540 Rural Art Association, A. (B. W. D.) Home and Society XVI.. 591 Rural Topics. (P. T. Q.) XI. .743 894; XII. .128, 274,436, 754,905; XIII. .131, 274, 567 Russel, Charles P. The Mermaid and the Octopus. Poem... Bric-d -B roe XVI.. I 6o Russells (A. P.) Library Notes Culture and Proe, ress XI. .448 Russell, Irwin, Papers by: Uncle Cap Interviewed. Poem xi.. Half-way Doins. * Poem xi.. 760 Nebuchadnezzar. Poem xii.. 211 Precepts at Parting. Poem xii.. 766 The Old Hostlers Experience. Poem xiii.. 144 The Mississippi Witness Poem.... xiii.. *16 Norvern People. Poem Xiii. .430 Mahsr John. Poem xiv.. 127 The First Client. Poem xiv.. Christmas Night in the Quartersi Poem xv. The Hysteriad xvi.. A Sermon for the Sisters. Poem.... xvii.. 928 The Irish Eclipse. Poem xviii.. 159 Russia, A Winter in. (R. H. Gould, from the French of Gautier) Culture and Progress XI.. 133 Russian Funeral, A Eugene Schuyler XIV.. 687 Ruthrauff, C. C. Artemus Ward at Cleveland ~ XVI.. 785 Rydal Water. Poem Annie B. Annan XIX.. 195 Hope. Poem XVIII. .204 Studies in Style. Poems xviii. ~ iNelly. Poem xviii. .613 Larrys on the Force. Poem xviii. .638 Along the Line. Poem xvui.. Her Conquest. Poem xviii. .920 The Fools of Killogue XVIII.. 950 The Polyphone. Poem xtx. .639 Rev. Henrys War-Song XIX. .791 The Romaunt of Sir Kuss. Poem.. ...... Cosmos. Poem XIX.. 799 An Exchange. Poem XIX. A Praclical Young Woman. Poem,, . XX.. 410 S ACHAR ISSA, Papers by: In Tea-cup Time xvu.. 906 Decoration of the Dinner-table.. .. xviii.. 462 Sad Spring. Poem Mary Ainge Dc Vcre .XX.. 274 Sagas, Recent Translations of the (ulture and Progre s XIII. .871 Sahara, The Flooding of the. (With map) John T. Short XVIII.. 440 St. Gcorge and St. Michael. (George MacDonald) Culture and Progress XI.. 589 St. John, The Life and Writings of XIV.. 721 St. Marks, The Restoration of. (R. XV. G) St. Marks, The Restoration of, and the English Protest . XIX.. 624 (D. P. C.) Co;nmunications xx. .4~5 St. Paul at Athens. (Charles Shakspere) (ulture and Progress XVIII.. 794 Saint Symphorien. Poem Rose Terry Gooke xtx.. 195 St. Valentine. Poem Caroline A. Mason xv.. 647 Saint Violet. Poem Annie R. Anna;z xv.. 8i6 Salicylic Acid, Further Applications of The Worlds Work XII.. 605 Salmagundi Sketch Club, The. (See Artists Life in New Vork. Voung.) Salmon Fishing, Notes 00 A. C. Wilkinson. Illus. Gaspd Basin, Canada East xii.. 769 Map, Showing Salmon-Rivers and Gaspd Basin ...... .......... 771 He must ha louped mlii ma pocket .... 772 Crystalline Lenses of Salmon and Trout... Making Split-Bamboo Rods Split-Bamboo Sections 774 Gaffing at Big Salmon Hole 776 The Philosophical Angler 1he Disgusted Angler 778 The Costume of the Pie-ese A Strategic Angler 780 Countess of Dufferin Pool 783 My First Salmon 784 Percd Rock, South of Gaspd Basin, C. E. - 785 The Patient Angler 716 Salt-water Condenser, New The Worlds Work XVIII. .474 Samuels, Edward A. Summer Entomology 0 XVIII. .389, 496 Sanborn, F. B. The Homes and Haunts of Emerson XVII. .496 Saudhain, Henry. Chambly Fort, on the Ricl3elieu River XVII. - 129 XII. .769 An Irascible Angler 787 Bird-Notes 781 Viewing the Aurora 789 It casvnt be done 790 Trol1ing at the 1housand Islands . 792 Helping with the Canoe on the St. John River 791 Equal to the Emergency 792 A little o yer fly-ile 792 Late to J)inner 793 A Majority of One 793 Fall; at the Narrows of York River How Fish are Lost 795 The Rise. (Adapted from Bracketis Picture) 796 90 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 91 Vol. Paso. Sondy Hook* George Houghton ... XVIII. .641 Illus. Main Light, Sandy Hook, and Keepers Our Naturalist 646 Hen-coop xviii. .641 Fish-Pound 647 Map of Sandy Hook 642 Old Landmarks 647 Along the Beach 643 A Rudder Grange at Sandy Hook 648 Back from the Bay 644 The Dove-cute 649 The Plum-Gatherer 644 A Sea-side Turn-out 649 A Pirate of the Air. . . . 645 The Old School-house 6~e The Officers Menagerie 645 The Electric Primer, Sandy Hook 652 Free Lunch 645 Dickie 653 Sanitas The Worlds Work XIX. .318 Santa Barbara Islands. (See Eighteen Years Alone.) Santa Cruz,5 California. (See A Sea-port on the Pacific.) Sargeants (Lewis) New Greece culturc and Progress . . XVII. .913 Sass, G. Herbert. The Parting of the Ways. Poem xx.. 854 Savage, Minot J. Where is God? Poem XIII.. 862 Savages (Minot J.) The Religion of Evolution Culture and Progress XIV.. 120 Savonarolas Life, The Plain Story of Linda Villari XX. .503 Illus. Interior of the Church of San Domen- Diversion in the Cloister 501 ico XX.. 503 The Arrest of Savonarola 509 Savonarola Preaching in the Duomo, Flor- The Night hefore the Execution 520 eace 504 Savonarolas Cell in the Convent of San The Death-hed of Loreuzo de Medici ~ Marco Piazza, Church, and Convent of San Tomh of San Domenico 512 Marco, Florence .506 The Execution of Savonarola 513 With the Novices at San Marco 507 Saxe, John G., Poems by: A Poets Constancy A Madrigal .. .. XI.. 569 If Love and Life were One XII.. 46 Parting xi.. 8o8 Saxton, Andrew B., Poems by: The Unopened Letter xiii. .211 The Invisihle Land xvi. .~i Sleep xiv.. 167 The Overflowing Cup xvii.. Home-Seeking xvI. .284 The New Moon xvii. .128 Midsummer XVI.. 577 Scale, Novel Counter The Worlds Work XI.. 298 Scarlet Letter, The. (Nathaniel Hawthorne) Culture and Pro6 ress . .. XV.. 435 Schaffs (Philip) Popular Commentary XVII.. 759 Schayer, Julia, Papers by: Molly xvi. .713 A Summers Diversion XIX. .921 Thirza XIX. .425 My Friend Mrs. Angel XX., 293 Scbliemann, Dr., at Mycenae XV. .307 Illus. Gate of the Lions xv.. 307 Perforated Ornaments of Gold, with En- Walls of the Second Period 307 gravings in Intagilo 324 Threshold of the Gate of Lions 307 A Flying Griffin of Gold 324 Terra Cotta Vase 305 Golden Ornament 324 A Gohiet of Terra Cotta 309 Vise Splendid Crown of Gold, etc 315 Painted Vase 309 A Bracelet of Gold 3i6 Terra Cotta Figures of Animals 320 A Golden Wine-flagon 3I6 Bench of the Agora 320 Large Massive Gold GoBlet, with two han- Plateof Gold 322 dIes 327 The Second TomBstone 322 Cows Head of Silver, with Horns of Gold .311 Plate of Gold: A Butterfly 323 Massive Golden Mask 329 A Plate of Gold 323 School-Boy, The. (Oliver XV. holmes) Cult//re and Progress XVII. .760 School Experiment, The, at Quincy, Mass XIX. .794 School-Master Abroad, The . . Bs-ic-ch-Brac XVIII.. 952 School-Masters, Some Western Edward Eggleston XVII.. 747 School Question, The Topics of the Time XI.. 579 Schools, The Common XI. .738 Schuyler, Eugene, Papers by: Out of my Windowat Moscow* xiii. .122 Peter the Great0..... XIX. .545, 721, 905 A Russian Funeral xiv.. 617 [xx.. 45, 279, 366, 569, 705, 178 Schoyler, Montgomery. The Capitol of New York * XIX.. 161 Science of English Verse. (Sidney Lanier) . - ulte~re and Progress XX.. 473 Scientific Foolishness Topics of tile Tin/a XVIII. .619 Scintillations. (Francis Ellington Leupp) Brie-h-B rac XIII. .883 Scoggin, Andrew. A Piece of Red Calico Brie-h -Brac 599 Scottish Loaf Factory, A., Charles Barnard XIII.. 6o Screw, Steering with Reversed The Worlds Work XIII. .282 Screw, The Steering XIX. .637 Scrilae, Eug~ne. (See Playwright, A Modern.) Scribuer, I. Blair. (Obituary) Topics of the Time XVII.. 753 Scribuers (William) Pray for the holy Spirit Culture and Progress XI.. 901 Scriptures, The Revision of tlae Topics of the Tin/a . . XIX.. 784 92 INDEX. Scudder, Horace F., Papers by: Vat. Page. Cupid and Mars xi.. 322 William BlakePainter and Poet5 ... xx.. 225 Harvard ~ xii.. Scudders The Dwellers in Five-Sisters Court culture and Progress XII.. 910 Sealed Orders. (E. S. Phelps) Culture and Progress XIX. .474 Sea-Lion Hunting. (See Leo Marinus. ~) Sea-port on the Pacific,~ A Mary Hallock Foote xvi.. 449 Illus. Old Wharf Santa Cruz, Cal xvi.. ~ A Window in the Mission Wall Prickly Pear 449 Old Mission Bell in the Priests Garden.... Moores Beach ~i In the Priests Garden 455 Italian Fishermans Hut on the Road to Santa Cruz Americana 456 the Light.house 452 Santa Cruz Mexicana 457 Ruins of Old Mission Church as it was.... 453 Sun-dial in Mr. Ks Garden 458 Sea,0 The Depths of the Sgjsliie Bledsoe Herrick XIV. .361 Illus. Myxohrachia Plutens xiv.. ~6e Sea-Jelly 367 14 orth Atlantic Soundings 362, 363 Lid and Square Meshed Net of Euplectella Common Forms of I)iatoms and Polycys- Aspergillum 368 tina ~ Spicules of Sponges 368 Arenaceous Foraininifera ~66 Ventriculites of the Chalk ................. 369 Polycystina ~66 Sea-Trout Fishing0 A. R. Afacdonoug/z xiv.. 29 Illus. Head-piece xiv. - ag Running a Rapid 40 Map of Sea-Trout Waters 1rihutary to the Tracks 40 St. Lawrence 32 Making a Portage ....~ 41 Clearing for a Camp a~ Lake Camp 42 Market Landing Stairs, Quehec 34 Turning a Rapid 43 En Route ~ The Outlet 44 Clay Bank and Rapids ~6 A Pool 45 Home Camp ~ A Loup-Cervier 45 Kingfishers Nest ~s Wrecked 46 Pray you, avoid it 38 Homeward Bound 46 For Breakfast 39 Sebastian Strome. (Julian Hawthorne) (ulture and Progress XIX. .944 Seelyes (Rev. J. H.) Christian Missions XI.. o145 Seisss A Miracle in Stone, and Voices from Babylon Xviii. .469 Self-Revealed. Poem J. Soule Smith xi.. 226 Sensier, Alfred. Jean-Fran9ois Millet, Peasant and Painter XX.. 732, 825 Septeir~ber. Poem H. H xvm.. 752 Serenade F. 13. F. .Bzanczaroi XX.. 732 Sermon for the Sisters, A. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Brie-h-B roe XVII. 918 Sermons. (Phillips Brooks) Culture and Prg~ress Xvii.. 6i I Sermon, The Topics of the Time XIX.. 3C4 Serpent Charmer, The. (Louis Rousselet) culture and Pro5 ress XIX. .634 Servants. (See Domestic Service, Our, also, California Housekeepers and Chinese Servants.) Sevenoaks,0 The Story of J. C. Holland XI.. So, 159 Illus. The Heavenly Witness xI.. io Workin tip a comer in Salt River iflo Seven Seconds. Poem Zodel Barnes Gustafson XX.. 905 Seventh Regiment, New York. (See New York Seventh,0 The.) Sewer-Gas Trap, Improved Form of The Worlds Work XV. .900 Sewing-Machines, Mending Appliance for XV. .442 Sexagenarius. Sixty to Sixteen. Poem Brie-h-B rae XI.. 304 Seymour, Edward. Trout-Fishing in the Rangeley Lakes5 XIII.. 433 Seymour, Edward. (Obituary) Topies qf the Time XIV. .256 S., F. S. The Wrlter. Poem Brie-h-B rae XVIII.. i6o Shadow Evidence. Poem Mary Mopes .Dod6e XVIII.. 583 Shadow of the Sword, The. (Robert Buchanan) Culture and Progress XIV.. 120 Shadows. Poem A1~ott Foster XI.. 835 Shadows. Poem Anna C. Green XII. .679 Shaft-Sinking by Machinery The Worlds Work XI.. 906 Shafting, Flexible ~.. 282 Shairps (J. C.) On Poetic Interpretation of Nature Culture and Progress XV. .440 Shaker Community. (See Out of the World.) Shksp-rs Name? How Shall We Spell J. H. Gihnore xii.. 13 Shakipere in Italian Brie-h-B rae XIX. 799 Shaksperes (Charles) St. Paul at Athens tulture and Progress XVIII.. 794 Shantytown Ii. C. Bunner XX.. 855 Illus. Corner Sixty-eighth Street and Eleventh Water-works i6a Avenue xx. .857 Not vet Doomed 864 A Character 858 A Timid Ohservcr 86~ In the German Quarter 859 The Leading ISusiness i6~ Shantytown Geese i6o A Truckers Shanty 166 Corner Eighty-second Street and Ninth A rouch of Refinement 867 Avenue i6t Odd Bits Here and There 8(7 Sketching under Difliculties i6a Some Bird Shanties 168 PART TWO, VOLS. XL 10 XX. 93 Vol. Page. Shaper and Planer, Hand The Worlds Work XI.. 300 Sharp Eyes Jo/zn Burroughs xvi.. 46o Illus. Passenger Pigeons XVI. .461 Crows in Winter 463 Hawk on Nest 462 Hawk and King-bird 464 She was a Beauty. Poem II. C Bunner xvii.. 495 Sheep for Profit The Worlds Work xi.. 30) Sheep-Shearing Machine xis. .912 Shelley. (Edited hy R. H. Stoddard) culture and Pro6 ress XIII. .570 Shieldss (C. W.) The Final Philosophy XV.. 744 Ship and Canal Boat Propelers The Worlds Work Xi.. 597 Ship-Canal. (See Piercing the American Isthmus.) Ship in the Desert, The. (Joaquin Miller) culture and Progress xi. .590 Ships Log, Electric The Worlds Work XIII. .573 Ships, Ventilation of II.. i35 Shop-keepers, Great Tojics of the Time XII.. 431 Shopping, City, for Country Friends. (S. B. IzI.) home and Society ...... 756 Short History of German Literature, A. (James K. Hosmer). Culture and Progress xx. .309 Short, John T. The Flooding of the Sahara. (With map) ... .XVIII. . 440 Short Studies. (J. A. Froude) Culture and Progress XIV. .409 Shurtleff, William S. The Way. Poem XV.. 179 Shutters, Fire-Proof The Worlds Work Xii. .444 Sicily. (See Palermo to Syracuse, From.) Sick- Room, Blunders in the Home and Society XI.. 746 Sidonie. (Alphonse Daudet) culture and Progress xiv.. 119 Siehoth, Nathalie. Slumher Song XIII. .496 Sierra, Studies in the John Ziffuir XV. .545; XVII.. 55 260,411,475,644; XX. .345 Sierra, The Glacier Meadows of the. (See Glacier Meadows of the Sierra, The.) Sierra,0 The Passes of the John Muir xvii.. 644 Illus. Pass through the Minaritos xvii.. 649 Indian Women Gathering Wild Rice 652 View of the Mono Plain from the Foot of Bloody Canon 650 Sigh, A Elizabet/zA. Read XIX. .110 Sights and Insights. (Adeline D. T. Whitney) Gulture and Ps-o6 ress XII. .439 Signal, Electrical, Simple he Worlds Work XIX. .638 Signal,0 Wireless Block XIII.. 731 Signaling hy i\ieans of a Heliotrope, Apparatus for XVII. .916 Signing, The Story of the Thomas Wentworth Higginson ...... 289 Illus. John Nixon Reading the Declaration of Corridor of Independence Hall 295 Independence xii. .219 Tearing down Kings Arms from Ahove Trumhulls Signing of the Declaration .291 the Door 296 Carpe.~ters Hall, Chestnut Street, ahove Viesv of Independence Hall, through the Third, Philadelphia 292 S9uare 297 House in which Jefferson wrote the Gardes-House owned hy Dr. Enoch Declaration 293 Edwards 299 Tahle and Chairs used at the Signing of Quill used hy William Floyd in Signing the Declaration 294 the Declaration 301 Signor Monaldinis Niece Culture and Progress XVIII.. 149 Signs and Symhols Frank B. Mayer XVlIi. . 705 Illus. The General Wayne Inn, Balti- The Federal Cockade 710 more xvm.. 705 Uncle Sam 711 The Scrivener or Book-seller 706 Bringing in the Boars Head 712 Colonial Signs 707 An American Favorite 713 The Nineteenth Century 708 An English Favorite 713 An Annapolis Sign 709 Tail-piece 714 Signs of the Times. Poem. (Bessie Chandler) Bric-r%-Brac XX. .952 Silence is Golden. Poem Sara II. Browne XII. .211 Singing Rohes. Poem .... Mar6 aret I Preston XII . 15 Singing Telephone for Schools The Worlds Work XVI.. Single-Celled Plants Sophie Bledsoe Herrich XIII. .176 Illus. Spyrogyra Longata XIII. .177 Diatoms and Polcystina 182 A Protococcus Pluvialis 178 Diatoms 112 Desmids and Diatoms iSo Diatoms Growing on Stipes 183 Common Forms of Diatoms and Polycys tina iii Sixty-Six Jumps. (Frank R. Stockton) Bric-d-Brae XI.. 758 Sixty to Sixteen. (Sexagenarius) XI.. 304 Skater, The. Poem. (C. F. Bassett) XIII. .575 Skeleton in Armor, The. (H. XV Longfellow) Cultzzre and Progress XIII. .424 Skeltons (John) Essays in Romance xx. .635 Slandering Safely, Some Precepts for (harles H. Truax XV.. 214 Slavery of To-day, The. (S. B. H.) Hoaze and Society XX.. 466 Sleep. Poem. (Andrew B. Saxton) Bric-d-Brac xiv.. 866 Sleep. Song L. Frank Tooher xvii.. 189 94- JN]i)EX. Vol. Page: Sleepers, Glass Tue Worlds Work xix. .636 Sleep of Years. Poem Jo/zn Vance Cizeney xviii.. 874 Slumber Song Nat/ia/ic Siebot/z xiii. .496 Smethurstses Frances Hodgson Burnett XIV. .467 Smith College * . ... XIV.. 9 Illus. Front View of Smith College and Presi- View from Lake Paradise 13 dents House xiv 9 View in the Art Gallery Miss Sophia Smith io Staircase in Main Building 15 Smith College and Northampton ii A Reception in the Social Hall Interior of Study-room II Rear Entrance to College Building i6 Smith, Herbert H., Papers by: The Metropolis of the Amazons ~. .. xviii.. 6~ An American Home on the Ama- The Mediterranean of America0... XVIII. .192 zons~ XVIII. .692 An Indian Village on the Amazons0 ,xviu.. 352 Rio de Janeiro * xviii.. 190 Coffee Culture in Brazil0 xix.. 205 Smith, J. Soule. Self-Revealed. Poem XI.. 226 Smith, Kate V. A Glance into the Sumner Alcove, Harvard Library XVII. .732 Smith, Stephen. Mythological. Poem XVII.. 454 Smith, William Hawley. Dick XVIII. .923 Smiths (Henry B.) Faith and Philosophy Culture and Progress XV.. 435 Smiths (George) Chaldean Account of Genesis XI. .899 Smiths (H. H.) Brazil XIX. .794 Smiths (R. Bosworth) Mohammed and Mohammedanism XI.. 133 S., M. S., Papers by: Fall Work in the Rose Garden XVIII.. 941 The Culture of the Rose xx.. 307 Smyth, W. F. Summer and Wiuter. Poem XVIII. .267 Snailery,0 In a Ernest Ingercoll XVII. .796 Illus. Bulimus, Cycloslonia, and other Tropical The Snails of the Torrents 799 Snails XVII 796 The Under Side of a Wet Chip 799 Anatomy of the Common White-Lipped SportiVe Slugs Ino Helix 797 An Edihle Snail lou The Home of the Pond Snail; Eggs of Helicesin Humhle Circumstances . 8oi the Apple Snail 798 An Alien in the Cellar 801 Snow-Bird, The. Poem Dora Read Goodale XVII.. 87 Snowden, Hannah, Papers by: One Way to Spend Summer in the Wood Fires XIV. .157 Country XIV. .113 A Suggestion XV.. 740 Snowdrops.0 Poems Mary E Bradley XV. .378 So Be It. Poem H. L. C XX. .852 Social Drinking . Topics of/he Time XVIt. . 753 Social Evil, The XII. .591 Social Needs and Social Leading XVII.. 298 Social Science Culture and Progress XI.. 901 Social Science, American XII. . 757 So2ial Science at Saratoga XIII. .277 Socialism W. C. Sumner XVI.. 887 Socrates Culture and Pi-ogress XVIII. .471 Solar Engine The Worlds Work XI. .594 Solomons Temple, The Site of, Discovered. (With Plans).... Pa/Vstina XI.. 25 Some New Models for Letter Writers. (F. R. S.) Brie-h -B rae XV.. 287 Some Quick Replies XVIII.. 798 Somnolent Vagary, A. Poem. (H. 0. Knowlton) ... xx.. 640 Song Celia Thaxter XI. .399 Song Ce/ia Thaxter XII. .478 Song Ce/ia T/zaxter XII. .663 Song John Vance Cheney XIII. .831 Song. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) Brie-h -Proc XIV.. 128 Song L. Frank Tooker XVII. .188 Song. (William M. Briggs) Bric-h-Brac XIX. .480 Song of the Future, A. Poem Sidney Lanier XII. . 543 Song of the Gloaming, A. Poem John Vance Cheney XII. .221 Song of the Horse-Car Conductor, The. (With Music, by W W. Brown) Eric-h -B rac XI. .910 Song of the Milkmaid,0 The. (Plagiarized from Sidney Dobell) XV.. 381 Songs, Legends, and Ballads. (John Boyle OReilly) Cul/zire and Progress XVII.. 6o6 Songs of Italy. (joaquin Miller) XVII. .607 Songs of Religion and Life. (John Stuart Blackie) XII.. 133 Songs of the Spring-tide. (A. C. Swinburne) XX.. 943 Sonnet Thomas W. Parsons XVII. .527 Sonnet Bayard Thy/or XVIII.. 6i8 Sonnet . Susan oIL. Spa/ding XV. .239 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 95 I-el. Pegs. Sonnets, Four Hjzlmar I{/ortlz .Boyesen xv.. 661 Sonnets in Memoriana of the Late Prince Imperial William C. Bonaparte Wyse. . . XIX. .131 Sonnet to Order, A. (H. C. Bunner) Bric-d-Brae xviii. .450 Sound. (A. M. Mayer) Culture and Pro5 ress XVII. .446 Sounding Apparatus, New Tue Worlds Work xv.. 285 Sounding Lead, New xi.. 906 South Africa for Diamonds, To William J. Morton XVI.. 551, 662 Sims. View of the Kimberley Mine XVI.. 555 View of Diamond in the Rough 663 Falls at Madeira 554 Diamond after Cutting. (Three Views) . .. 66~ Karroo Station 554 The Star of Sooth Africa, or the Dudley Cape Town and Table Moontain 555 Diamond 664 Dutoits Pan 556 The Stewart Diamond 665 Map of the Sooth African Diamond Fields.5~8 Natural Diamond Crystal in its Bed-rock.. .666 A Reoidence at Kimherley ~ Casing of a ~6-carat Diamond 666 Site of the Kimherley Mine hefore the Dis- A Group of Ctiriosities 668 covery of Diamonds ss~ A Night on the Veld 670 A Section of Staging on the Edge of Hotel in the Diggins 67e the Kimherley Mine ~6o A Digger and his Force 672 Water in the Mine ~6e Side View of the Kimherley Mine 673 Washing-Machine for Diamonds 562 The Morning Market 674 Southern Civilization Topics of the Time XVIII. .306 Southern Civilization. A Southerners View. (Dudley G. \Vooten) ~om;nnnications XVIII. .621 South, The New Sidney Lanie;- XX. .840 Souvenirs dAmour. Poem. (Walter Carey) Brie-d-.8rae XVIII. .955 Souvenirs of Madame Vig6e La Brun Culture and Pro6 ress XIX. .638 Spalding, Susan Marr, Poems hy: Sonnet XV. .239 A Desire xvi. .571 Spanisls Sketches * . XI.. 213 Silos. Wandering 1\Iusicians xi. .224 Comhat hetween Tiger and Bull 222 Smugglers of the Serrania de Ronda 226 Cigarreras at Work 222 An Accident 227 Weighinf Charcoal 223 Play of the Cape ai8 Au Arabian Well at Toledo 224 The Gordito 229 Speaking Features. Poem. (N. II. D.) Brie-d-Brac XVIII. .479 Speaking Features, A Reply to. Poem. (P. C. S.) xix. .450 Speaking, The Art of Topics of die Time xvi.. 288 Specimen Bricks from the Dictionary of the Future Brie-b -B rae XIX. .319 Speed Indicator The Worlds Work XI.. 596 Spell-Bound Fiddler, The. (Kristofer fanson) Culture and Progress XX. .475 Spelling Bee at Angels, Tlae. (Reported by Truthful James.) Poem Bret Harte XVII.. 38 Illus. Thars a new game down in Frisco The only gent that lived to tell about thet [XVII.. ~8 Spellin Bee 40 Spelling, English, and Spelling Reform P. .R. Lounsbury xviii.. 729, 864 Spelling Reform, English, An Objection to, by N. L., and A Reply, from T. R. Lounsbury (ommunications XIX. .465 Sphinx, The. Poem Elizabeth Stuart Phelps xviii.. 366 Sniders Lesson, The Poem Julia Ward howe XIX. .418 Spool of Tlaread,5 A Charles H. Clark XVI. .697 Illus. The Spinster XVI.. 697 Dye-room 705 Roman Girl with Distaff 697 Twelve oclock 706 Indian Girl Spuming 695 Ticketing Spools 707 Mills of the Willimantic Linen Company .699 Warranted coo yards 708 Cotton, Silk, and Flax Fibers 700 Tickets for Thread 708 Cotton Staple 700 Spool Roughing Machine 709 Piulciog-room 70t Faster than one a second 709 Mule Spinners 702 The Companys Building. (Four Views).. 720 Cotton needs watchin 703 Wiodham Frog-pond 711 Spooling-room 704 Elderkin too 722 Sports and Sporting, Papers on: Archery. (See Bow-Shooting, * and Merry Days with Bow and Quiver. *) Bay Shooting.0 (T. Robinson Warren)... Bicycling. (See Hub,0 A Wheel Around th XIII. .245 Bow-Shooting.0 (Maurice Thompson) xiv.. 273 Bow-Shooting, More About. (Maurice Thompson) XIV..727 Buffalo Hunt in Northern Mexico,0 A. (Lew Wallace) XVII.. 723 Canadian Sports.0 (W. George Beers) XIV. .506 Canvas Back and Te spin. (W. Mackay Laffan) XV.. I Cariboo-Huniiog.~ (Charles C. Ward) XVII.. 234 Coon-Huntiag. (See That Same Old Coon. 0) Deer-H intiug on the Au Sable.0 (W. Mackay Laffan) XV.. 753 Dogs,0 Some American Sporting. (William M. Tileston) xiii. .761 Dogs. (See Our Pets and Protectors. *1 Field Sports in MinnesotaJ (Charles A. Zimmerman) xviii.. 826 Fox-Hunt at Pan, A. (Fanny Barrow) xii. .66i Fox-Hooting. (See White Day and a Red Fox, A.) Fox-Hunting in New England.0 (Rowland E. Robinson) XV.. 293 Grayling,0 The Michigan. (Thaddeus Norris) xix.. 27 96 iNDEX. Vol. Page. Sports and Sporting, Papers on: (Continued.) Grouse,5 North American. (Charles E. Whitehead) XIV.. 417 Huh,5 A Wheel around the. (Charles E. Pratt) XIX .481 Lawn Tennis. (Alexander Wainwright) XVIII.. Leo Marinus,0 The Sea King. (Henry W. Elliott) xvi.. 879 Merry Days with Bow and Quiver.0 (Maurice Thompson) xvi . Moose Hunting.0 (Charles C. Ward) xv. Mule-Deer,0 Hunting the, in Colorado. (J. Harrison Mills) xvi.. 6io Our Pets and Protectors.0 (William M. Tileston) XVI.. 95 Polo, The Origin and Practice of. (Alexander Wainwright) XVIII.. 309 Porpoise Shooting.0 (Charles C. Ward) XX.. Eni Salmon Fishing,* Notes on. (A. G. Wilkinson) XII.. 769 Sea-Lion Hunting. (See Leo Marinus. 0) Sea Trout Fishing.0 (A. R. Macdonough) XIV.. 29 That Same Old Coon.0 (Frank R. Stockton) XVI.. 203 Thousand Islands,0 Among the. (Howard Pyle) XV. .825 Trout Fishing in the Rangeley Lakes.0 (Edward Seymour) XIII. .433 When Woods are Green.0 (Alice Wellington Rollins) XX.. 676 White Day and a Red Fox, A. (John Burroughs) XVI.. stI Spring Hereabouts Clarence (ook . xx.. i6i thus. Spring Lamh XX.. s6i Watching the Goats s66 Budding of Oak aod Vine 163 Driving the Flock 167 A Spring Studio: Painting an Old Mill Pickiog Dandelions 168 in the Suhurhs 064 A Spring Morning at Mine. Jumels in the On the Harlem 065 Old Time 168 Spring Joys. (Sketch) Bric-d -B roe XI.. 909 Spring Lilt, A. Poem. (Avis Grey) XVI.. 158 Springs Jo/zn Burrou6/zs XI. .572 Spring Surprises. Poem Bric-d -B roe XI.. 909 Squirrel, The Douglass, of California 0 Jo/zn it/inc XVIt. . 260 Illus. Track of Douglass Squirrel once down Seeds, Wings, and Scales of Sugar-pine.... 263 and up a Pine-tree XVII.. 262 Trying the Bow o65 Stage, New, for Theaters The Worlds Work XIX. .316 Stage. (See American on the Stage, The and Actors and Actresses of New York. ) Stanley and his Reward Topics of tke Time XV.. 590 Stanley in Africa Culture and Pro~rcss XVIt. . 450 Stars, The. Poem Mary Mo/es Dodge XIX.. 119 Star, The. Poem. (W. T. Peters) bric-d-Brac XIX. .477 Stealn Derrick Time Worlds J4ork XII.. 764 Steam-Engine, Improved XVI.. 908 Steam Engines, Bisulphide of Carbon in XX.. 319 Steam Fire-Engine Boiler, New XX.. 949 Steam Pavement Rammer XIX.. 475 Steam Ploxving and Traction Engines XIV.. 123 Steano-ships, New Steering-Gear for XIII.. 429 Stearns, H. P. The Relations of Insanity to Modern Civilization XVII.. 582 Stebbinss (Miss) Charlotte Cushman ~ulture and Progress . XVI. .596 Stedman, Edmund Clarence, Papers by: Only the Sunny Hours. Poem XI.. 384 AIrial Navigation * XVII.. ~66 Madrigal XIV. .546 ]3ayard Taylor0 xix. Ii, o66 The Last Token. Poem0 xv.. 353 Poetical Amenities XIX.. lou Meridian. An Old-Fashioned Poem. XVI.. 578 Edgar Allan Poe0 XX.. 107 Stedman, Edmund Clarence, To Caroline A. Mason XX.. 450 Stedmans Victorian Poets Culture and Proz9ress XI. .289 Stedmans (Edmund Clarence) Hawthorne, and Other Poems XV.. 434 Steel, New Process in Making Time Worlds Work XIV - .270 Steel, Testing the Quality of, Apparatus for XVIII.. 797 Steering-Gear, New, for Steam-ships XIII.. 429 Steering with Reversed Screw XIII - - 252 Stella Grayland James T. McKay XIII.. 694 Stenochi-omy Time World s Work XIV.. 269 Sternes (Stuart) Angelo Culture and Progress XVII.. 303 Stevens, John G. The Erie Canal and its Relations to the City of New York XV.. 117 Stickeen River, The, and its Glaciers * TV. 19/. Bell xvtt. - 8o5 Illus. Face of the Great Glacier XVII. - Io~ View from Glenora 107 Bahy Glacier, Five Miles helow Great Big Caiion So8 Ca6on 8o6 Stickneys (Albert) A True Republic (ulture and Progress XVtIt. .941 Stilimans (XV. J.) Poetic Localities of Cambridge XI. .448 Stirrup Cup, The. Poem Sidney Lanier XIV - - 28 Stockton, Frank R., Papers by: Sixty-Six Jumps5 XI - .758 Pomona Takes the Helm at Rudder An Isle of June 0 XV. - 23 Grange XVI. .407 Every Man his own Letter-Wdter.xv. .042,287 Our Tavern XVI. .470 The New Rudder Grange0 xv. .532 My Screen XVI. .603 Camping Out at Rudder Grange... XVI. .004 Pomonas Bridal Trip XVII. .6go That Same Old 0 XVI. .203 Our Archery Cluh XVIII. .542 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 97 Vol. Page. Stocktons (Frank R.) Rudder Grange~~ Culture and Progress XVIII. 473 Stockton, John D. Charlotte Cushman XII.. 262 Stoddard, Elizabeth. The Tryst. Poem XIX. .198 Stoddard, R. H., To. Poem William AZ. Bri~& s XX.. 852 Stoddard,0 Richard Henry A. .R. Macdonough xx.. 686 Illus. Portrait of Richard Henry Stoddard. . xx. .618 Stoddard, Richard Henry, Papers by: The Marriage Knot. Poem XI.. 432 A Wedding Under the Directory.* Hospes Civitatis. Poem xti. .584 Poem XV.. 520 The Flown Bird. Poem xtt. .197 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow xvtt.. At the Window. Poem. (After the The Dead Master. Poem. (William Bohemian of Picek) xttt. .367 Cullen Bryant) XVII. .525 A Rose Song. Poem xttt. .8i~ The Token. Poem XVII. .893 A Carcanet. Poem xiv.. 91 Thomas 1\Ioore. Poem XVIIt. .404 Two Kings. Poem xiv. .~ot John Greenleaf Whinier0 XVItI, .569 At Merry Mount. Poem xiv. .712 Hymn to the Sea. Poem XIX. .458 Ahraham Lincoln. Poem Facing Frontis- To the Immortal Memory of Keats. piece of Volume xv. Poem XX.. 224 After Many Days. A Stucy of Keats. [xv.. 203, 402 Stone, Artificial, Improvement in Making The Worlds Work XVII. .309 Stopper, Boiler Tube XI.. 91)4 Stop- Watch for Measuring Distances by Sound XIII.. 573 Stories from an Old Dutch Town. (Robert Lowell) Culture and Progress XVIt. . 6to Storm Music. Poem Charles ~T. Dazey XIV.. 207 Storrs, Rev. R. S. (See The Art of Speaking) Topics af the Time XVI. .288 Storrss (R. S.) Preaching Without Notes Culture and Progress XI.. 295 Story of an Honest Man. (Edmond About) XX. .947 Story of Lesken,0 The Anna Eichberg XVI,, 192 Illus. Young de Lesken XVI.. 192 Jans Courtship 199 Mistress Betty 193 De Lesken Entertaining ann Dietrich examines the Disaster from a Dis- Kohus hrings News of Mynheer Jan 201 tance 293 Jan Returns 204 He kissed the little hand 296 Tail-piece ao6 Kohus and his Pupil 297 Story of Sigurd, The. (William Morris) (ulture and Progress XIII. .724 Story of the Dry Season, A Mary Halloch Foote XVIII.. 766 Storys (XV. W.) Nero Culture and Progress XI. .444 Stove, Improved Hot Blast The Worlds Work XII. .764 Strahan, Edward, and W. M. Laffan, Papers by: The Tile CluB at Play* XVII. .457 The Tile CluB Afloat * xix. .641 Strawberries John Burroughs XIV. .477 Strawberries for Home and Market. (See Fruits,0 Small, Sudcess with.) Strawberry Farm, A Southern. (See Fruits, Small,5 Success With.) Street-Car Motor The Worlds Work XVII.. 308 Street, Alfred B. Jim Alithings XX.. 542 Streets (Alfred B.) Burgoyne Culture and Progress XVI.. 441 Strike, The Great Topics of the Tune XIV. .852 Strongs (L. C.) Poke o 7vloonshine Culture and Progress XVII. .607 Stuart,5 Gilbert, The Youth of Jane Stuart XIII. .640 Illus. GilBert Stuart at aBout the age of twenty-two. ....... 640 Stuart, Gilbert, Anecdotes of Jane Stuart XIV.. 376 Stuart, Jane, Papers by: The Stuart Portraits of Washington ~. XII. .367 Anecdotes of Gllhert Stuart xiv.. 376 The Youth of GilBert Stuart0 XIII. .640 Stuart Portraits of Washington, The Jane Stuart XII. .367 Studies in German Literature. (Bayard Taylor) Culture and Progress XIX, .471 Studies in Style. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Brie-k-B rae XVIII. .477 Studies in the Literature of Northern Europe. (E. XV. Gosse). Culture and Progress.... . ... XVIII. .470 Sturdy, E. W., Papers by: Mars and his Moons * xv.. 263 The Satellites of Mars Xv. .735 Sturgis, Nefia, Papers by: Traditional Music of the French Pyre- Traditional Music of the Spanish Pyre- nees XIII. .545 nees XIV. .137 Sturgis, Russell, Papers by: George Cruikshank0 xvi.. 261 The Fine Arts at the Paris Exposition5 John Leech0 XVII. ~ [xviii. .i6i Thackeray as a Draughtsman0 XX.. 256 Submission. Poem R. W. Easterbroohs XIII.. 38 Sub Rosa. Rondeau. (J. B. M.) Brie-k-B rue XVII. .6t6 7 98 INDEX. Vol. Page. Subterranean Outlet to the Upper Lake Region? Is there a . . Martin A. howell, Jr XI.. 784 Illus. Map showing Supposed Track of Outlet, Upper Section of Buffalo Rock, Illinois etc XI.. 785 Valley 787 View of the Sand-Hills, South-east Shore Starved Rock, Illinois Valley. Height 150 of Lake Michigan 785 feet 788 Map showing Position of Sand-Hills 787 An Isolated Rock 788 Subterranean Outlet, etc. (See Letters to Editor) Culture and Progress XII. .762 Success. Poem Emma Lazarus XVII. .712 Success. Poem c/tarlesdeKay xx. .169 Success with Small Fruits.0 (See Fruits, Small, etc.) Success with Small Fruits. (E. P. Roe) Culture and Progress XX.. 795 Sugar Beet Culture The Worlds Work XII. .444 Suicide, The. Poem John Moran xv.. 842 Sullivan,0 Arthur Kate Field XVIIt. .904 Illus. Portrait of Arthur Sullivan XVIII.. 904 Sullivan, Philip 0. The New Year. Poem XVIII.. 889 Summer and Winter. Poem TV. F. Smytlz XVIII. .267 Summer Entomology0 Edward A. Samuels XVIII. .389, 496 Illus. Luna Moth xviii 319 The Polyphemus Moth 400 Female of the Corn Emperor Moth 390 Caterpillar 496 Male of the Corn Emperor Moth 390 Eyed Elater 496 The Locust-tree Carpenter Moth 391 Gray Snap Beetle 496 Silver spotted Hepiolus g~r The XValking-Stick 496 Cecropia Moth 392 The Katydid 497 The Blind-eyed Smerinthus 393 Narrow-leaved Grasshopper 497 The Soldier Much ~ Ohlong Leaf-Winged Grasshopper The Harnessed Moth 393 Slender Meadow Grasshopper 498 The Female of the Prometheus Moth 393 The Sword-Bearer 498 The Regal Walnut Moth 394 Dog-Day Harvest-Fly 498 Bellona Butterfly 395 The Pigeon Tremex 499 The Carolina Sphinx 396 The Seventeen-year Locust 499 The Larva of the Carolina Sphinx 396 Ichneumon Fly 500 Pupa of the Carolina Sphinx 396 Broad-Necked Prionus 500 The American Lappet Moth 397 The Horn-Bug 500 The Ruggle Tiger Moth 397 Rough Osmoderma 501 Velleda Lappet Moth 397 Spotted Wingless Cricket 5o1 The Turnus Butterfly 397 Female of the White Climhing Cricket sot The Disippe Butterfly 398 Banded Stenocorus sot The Aphrodite Butterfly 395 Pales Weevil 502 Miherts Butterfly 395 Virginian Buprestis 502 The Atalanta Butterfly 395 Red-Tailed Attelahus 504 The Humming-Bird Moth 399 Hairy-Necked Leaf~Eater 504 The Imperial Moth 399 Dragon Fly, or Devils Darning-Needle .504 Oak or Forest Caterpillar 399 Scarred Melolontha 504 Summer Idyl, A. Poem. (Philip Morse) Brie-k -B rae XVIII.. 639 Summer in the Country, One Way to Spend. (Hannah SnQwden) Home and Society XIV.. 113 Summer in Winter. Poem Dora Read Goodale XIX.. 896 Summer Morning, A. Poem James P. McKay XVI.. 675 Summers Diversion, A Julia Schayer XIX.. 921 Summer Thoughts. Poem David S. Foster XIV.. 431 Summer Vacation, Hints for the Home and Society XIII. . 87o Summons, The. Poem Gear6 e Wurts XII. .428 Sumner Alcove, Harvard Library, A Glance into the Kate V. Smith XVII.. 732 With fac-simile of autograph inscription hy Milton. ....... 736 Sumner. Memoir of. (E. L. Pierce) Culture and Progress . XV.. 277 Sumner, W. G., Papers by: What Our Boys are Reading xv.. 68e The National Bank Circulation xvii.. 205 Socialism XVI.. 887 The Commercial Crisis of 5837 XvII. . 61o Sunday Bummers Tojics of the Time XIX. .302 Sunday in Limeburgh, A Rebecca Harding Davis XV.. 523 Sunday-School Work, Present Phases of Edward E6gleston IX.. 524 Sun-Dial, The. (Samuel F. B. Morse) Eric-k -B rae XI.. 757 Sun-Song. (E. B. Robinson) XVI.. 447 Sun-Spots and Financial Panics Richard Anthony Proctor XX.. 170 Suppose. (T. H. Robertson) Eric-k-B rac XII.. 767 Surly Tim and Other Stories. (F. H. Burnett) Culture and Progress XV.. 281 Susan Lawtons Escape Saxe Holm V.. 717 Sussex, Three Days in XVIII. .129 Swart among the Buckeyes H/almar I~jiorth Boyesen XIV.. 547 Sweet and Low Eric-k-B rae XIX. .318 Words by Nellie C. Cone Sweet o the Year, The Music by B. C. Phelps XX.. 536 Swinburnes (A. C.) Erechtheus (ult re and Progress XII.. 130 Swinburnes (A. C.). Songs of the Springtide XX.. 943 Symmes, John Cleves. (See Revolutionary Letters. 0) Symondss Renaissance in Italy XVIII. .629 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 99 Vol. Page. TABLE-TALK Home and Society XIII. .276 Takigraphy D. P. Lindsley XVII.. 300 Talking, Good Topics if the Time . XVIII.. 936 Taming of the Falcon, The. Poem Emma Lazarus xix.. i96 Tanners (Dr.) Fast: Cui Bono9 Topics of the Time . ... XX. .936 Tar, A Yankee, and his Friends* M. F. Ar; strong XIV.. 761 Illus. Captain E. E. Morgan xiv. .761 Drawing by Cristall, at London Sketching Vignette of Emigrant Ship, etc 761 Club 765 Fac-sirnile of Letter from Comte de Sot- Drawing by Stanfield, at London Sketching villiers 762 Club 766 Top of Snuff-box presented to Captain Captain Morgan as a Saint Renouncing Morgan 763 the Sea 769 Drawing by Chalon, at London Sketch ing Club 764 Taylor, Bayard Topics oft/ic Time XVII.. 754 $ Christopher P. (~rane/i Taylor, Bayard. (Died Decemher 19, 1878.) Poem Paul ITt au/ton Hague XVII.. 731 .Zli/arie Mason ) Taylor, Bayard. His Poetry and Literary Career Edmund clarence Stedman. XIX. .81, 266 Sims. See Frontispieces Vol. xix. Taylor, Bayard, Papers hy: The Two Greetings. Poem xli.. isl Epicedium. (William Cullen Bryant) xvii.. 334 Assyrian Night Song xiv. .417 Gabriel. Poem xviii. .617 An Impossible Story xvi.. o~i Sonnet xviii. .6i1 Taylor, Bayard, Recent Appointment of Topics of the Tune XVI.. 286 Taylor, Bayard, To. Poem Sidney Lanier XVII. .642 laylor, Benjamin F. Centennial Bells) Poem XII. .360 Taylor, Henry G. Elementary Education in England and Wales XI. .397 Taylors (Bayarcl) Boys of Other Countries Culture and Progress XIV.. 120 Taylors (Bayard) Critical Essays and Literary Notes XX. .632 Taylors (Bayard) Home Pastorals XI. .445 Taylors (Bayard) Prince Deukalion XVII. .602 Taylors (Bayard) Studies in German Literature XIX. .471 Taylors (Dr. \V. M.) Ministry of the Word XII. .910 Teachers and Task-Masters Topics of t/ie Time XIX. .303 Teachers Hand-Book. (William E. Phelps) Culture and Progress .... XI. .447 Tea-cup Time, In. (Sacharissa) Home and Society VII. .906 Teaching at Home, Two Ways of XI - .583 Telegrams, Multiple The Worlds Work XI. .451 Telegraphic Transmitter, New .... XIV - - 725 Telegraph, The Writing XVIII.. 317 Telegraph Wire, New Insulated XVII. .452 Telegraphy, Automatic, Experiments in XVIII. .948 Telegraphy, Dynamo-Electric Machines in XIX. .950 Telegraphy, Fast, Edisons System of Edwin M. Fox XVIII.. 840 Telephone, Singing, for Schools T/ie Worlds Work XVI.. i56 Telephone, The, and the Phonograph George B. Prescott xv. .848 Illus. Reisss Musical Telephone xv.. 149 Edisons Speaking Telephone: Trans Graphic Representation of Sound Vibra- miller and Receiver 154 lions 149 Phelpss Speaking Telephone Plan of Grays Speaking Telephone 152 Magneto-Electric Signaling Telephone I~6 Plan of Bells Speaking Telephone 153 Edisons Speaking Phonograph 157 Plan of Dolbears Speaking VeIephone 153 Diaphrazm of Same......,...,,,,,,~,,,.. 157 Plan of Edisons Speaking Telephone: Transmitting Apparatus 854 Telephony, Progress in T/ie Worlds Work XV.. 285 Telephony,0 Recent Improvements in XVI. - 6oo Tell me, lady, what is sweetest? Poem. (J. H. Pratt) Brie-h -Brac XX. .952 Temperance Education Topics of the Time XIX. .622 Temperance Education. (See Common Sense and Rum.) Temperance Movement, The New. (See also Brattleboro Method, The ) Topics oft/ic Time XIV - .399 Temperatures, Under-ground, Observing The World s Work VII. .452 Tempcirary Blast, New Method of Obtaining XIX. .476 Tender Recollections of Irene Macgillicuddy, The Culture and Progress XVI.. 598 Tenement Houses, Plans for . /ie Worlds Work XVIII.. 155 Tenneys Elements of Zodlogy Culture and Progress xi.. 295 Tennysons The Lovers Tale XVIII. .628 Tent \Vork in Palestine. (C. R. Conder) XVlI. - 758 Terrapin. (See Canvas-hack and Terrapin. Terrell, Henry. Cot Cordium. Poem XIX .424 100 INDEX. Vol. Page. Testing Iron Wire, Novel Method of Tke Worlds Work Viii. .474 Testing Machine for Fabrics xviii.. 949 Thackeray as a Draughtsman ~ Russell Sturgis XX.. 256 Illus. An Historical Study XX.. 257 A Tea-table Tragedy 266 Adoiphus Simcoe, Esq 257 The Titmarsh Cupid of Love Songs made Sherry, perhaps ! a6o easy 267 Rum, I hope ! 260 Mr. Punchs Artist during the Influenza... 267 Tracts, by Jingo ! 260 Is it a supper ball or a lay ball? 267 Railroad Speculators 262 A Scrap from Punch z68 An old friend recognizes Mr. de la Pluche. .262 The Old Gentleman giving his Views of Venus Preparing the Armor of Mars 264 Punch in the hearing of Jerrold Costumes of tIs~ a6~ and Thackeray 268 Cuff and Dobbin 265 Major Pendennis Growing Old 269 The Little Postman 265 Initial to The Ballad of Eliza Davis 269 Thackeray as Jester 265 Henry Esmonds Portrait 270 Tail.piece to Vanity Fair 265 Initials from The Virginians 270, 271 Mr. Hokey 266 A Scene in Glasgow 272 Mr. Winkles 266 The Three of Spades 273 Mr. Hannibal Fitch 266 Thackeray at the Play (not by Thackeray) .273 Thackeray. (Anthony Trollope) Cultxre and Progress XVIII. .632 Thankful Blossom. (Bret Harte) XIV. .265 That Lass o Lowries Fanny Hodgson Burnett XII.. 544 624,827; XIII. .32, 260,305, 512, 707,832; XIV.. i8 Illus. Then it was that Anice tumed round She drew the curly head down upon her and saw her xii. .624 lap . ,uu. .522 Joan halted suddenly XIII.. 32 She stepped into the gallery before be could protest XIII.. 132 That Lass o Lowries. (Frances H. Burnett) Culture and Progress XIV.. 265 That Lass o Lowries. Poem Marie Mason XIX.. 544 That Same Old Coon ~ Frank R. Stockton XVI. .213 Illus. One of the Coon dogs that left Full Cry 220 fust XVI. .226 Uncle Enoch and his Coon-trap 220 The Coon-hunt 227 He was a-hangin on, like a sailor a-goin Puttin on de Sham 228 down a rope 222 Sometimes a possum 11 hang by his Wash Webster 222 tail to the limb of a tree 229 Tail-piece 223 Thaxter, Celia, Poems by: Song XI. .399 Modjeska XVI.. 230 Leviathan xi.. 669 Beethoven XVII.. 32 Song xii. .478 Faith xviii.. 535 Song Sunrise .............. .. XII. .663 Good-bye, Sweet Day XIX. .294 The failed us yet . Xiv. .248 Expostulation XX. .124 Guests xiv.. 559 Midsummer Xx. .526 0 Pilgrim Comes the Night so Fast Xv.. 707 Thaxters (Celia) Drift Weed Culture and Progress XVII.. 760 Theater,* A New The Worlds Work XIX.. 796 Theaters of Paris, The. (J. Brander Mattl3ews) Culture and Progress XX.. 311 Theatricals, Private. (J. Brander Matthews) Home and Society XV. .430 Their Angels. Poem Adeline D. T. Wkitney XIX.. 197 Then and Now. Poem Margaret Lawrence Fray xiii.. 29 Theocracy, The Mormon J. H. Beadle XIV. .391 Theocritus. Poem Maurice F Egan XVII. . 664 Theocritus, For a Translation of. Poem Austin Dolson XIX.. 96 Theophilus and Others Bric-d-Brac XII.. 6o8 Theophilus and Others. (Mary Mapes Dodge) Culture and Progress XIII.. 136 There is a Natural Body. Poem 0. F. D XX. .983 Thermograph . Tke Worlds Work . . ... XVIII.. 797 Thermometer, Maximum and Minimum XII.. 139 Thermometer, Use of, in Storing Potatoes XIII. .574 These Three. Poem Amanda T. Jones XVII. .410 The Sunrise never failed us yet. Poem Celia Tkaxter XIV.. 148 Thiers, Louis Adolphe Ceorge M. Toiole XV.. 112 Tbirza Julia Sekayer XIX. .425 Thomas A Kempis: De Imitatione Christi. Poem P. P. Bozoker XVII. .400 Thomas, Mr. Theodore . Topics of tke Time XVII.. 148 Thomas Wingfold, Curate. (George MacDonald) Culture and Progress XII.. 760 Thompsons (Joseph P.) The United States as a Nation.... XV.. 438 Thompsons (Lewis 0.) The Prayer Meeting .- XVII. .612 Thompson, Maurice, Papers by: Bow-Shooting * XIV.. 273 Wabash Bubbles. Poems XVI.. 428 Bow-Shooting, More about XIV. .727 Glimpses of Western Farm xvi.. 676 Merry Days with Bow and Quiver ~ The Doom of Claudius and Cynthia. XVII. .547 Thompsons (Maurice) Hoosier Mosaics Culture and Progress XI. .447 Thompsons (Maurice) The Witchery of Archery XVI. .754 Thomson, Eugene. The Curiosities of Longevity XI.. 32 Thoreau, Henry D. Days and Nights in Concord XVI.. 721 PART TWO, VOLS. XL. TO XX. 101 Vol. Page. Thorn, Frank M. The Advertisement Answered. Poem Bric-d-Brae xi.. 59S Thousand Islands,* Among the Howard Pyle XV. .825 Illus. Spearing Eels in Eel Bay XV.. 825 Camping Out 8~5 French Canadian 8z6 Billy Patterson 836 Inlet to the Lake 826 Joseph Gladd 836 Head of Creek and Iron Spring 827 McCue 836 Flowers from Iron Spring 828 A Fishing Party 837 Devils Oven 8a8 Cooking a Camp Dinner 838 General View from Bluff Island 829 George Camphell 839 River Craft 830 Crossman House 839 Ruins of Old Fort, Carletons Island 832 Thousand Island House 840 Catching Muskallouge 832 Bonnie-Castle 841 Boys Catching Minuows 833 Map of Part of the Thousand Islands 842 The Dock Where the Steamer Peel was Burned.........................834 Three-Cylinder Engine, Applied to Pumping The Worlds Work xt..9o5 Three Friends. Poem Elizaheth Stuart .Phelp ........XIt. .268 Through the Trees. Poem Anna Katherine Green XVII. .291 Thwing, Charles F., Papers by: College Expenses ..................xin.. 83 College Journalism xvi.. loS College Instruction xiv. .706 College Hazing xvii. .331 The College Rank of Distingnished Japanese and Chinese Students in Men Xv. .467 America xx. .450 College Fellowships................ xvi.. 66o Ticknor, George, Life of Culture and Progress XII.. 6ot Tides, The. Poem ........................................ Lucy J. Rider xx.. 854 Tiffany, C. C. The Tendency of Modern Thought as seen in Romanism and Rationalism XVII. .859 Tile Club Afloat,5 The W. McKay Laffan Edward Strahan XIX. .648 Illus. In the Mist of the Early Morning xix.. 641 Under the Willows 6~8 At the Dock, foot of West Tenth Street .642 The Marine 659 Decoration of the Salon, 2879 643 A Pang in Black and White 639 The Community Afloat 644 Only Prepossessing View of the Owl...... 66o Daniel in the Tilers Den 645 Prowling of the Owl 66o Deuteronomy 646 A Bit of Schuylerville 66n A Daughter of the Tow 646 Nice Girl in so Old Chair 662 Reflections of an Ahsent Tiler 648 Suirit of a Normandy Day 663 Priarn, the Nuhian Ganymede 649 Dampness on the Tow-path 663 The Home Circle 652 A Diversion in Paynes Grey 664 Posing on Deck 652 A Successful Sketch 664 Parting Company with the low at West And things are not what they seem 66~ Troy 653 Come to the Sunset tree 666 Jessie Miller 653 North End of Salon, 2879 667 A Tow-girl 654 the Tile Bakery 668 A Visit from a Bumboat, near Troy 654 A Tile Baker 668 A Lock near Troy ~ The Lock-keepers Daughter 669 Art-Criticism at Weavers Basin 6~6 Considerations of Sadness 670 Shadow-Painting 657 Phileass Sweetheart 670 A Decorative Notion 6~8 Coming Home 672 Tile Club, The, at Work * UK McKay Laffan XVII. .401 Illus. Tiles for a Mantel-piece XVII.. 402 A Wednesday Evening Trio 405 Studio of a Tile Man 402 Tilers Tiling 406 Things 403 A Tile of a Tile i\Ian 407 A Littoral Tile 403 A Tile Mans Design for a Mantel-piece .407 A Tile in Relief 404 Ho! for Long Island 408 Cockatoo Tile 404 A Tiley Ahstraction 409 A motive for a Tile 404 A Pomological Tile 409 An Idea by Cadmium 404 Tile Club, The, at Play ~ 5 WMeKavLaffan XVII. .457 ~Edward Strahan - Illus. The Tile Club and the Milliner of Bridge- The Beach at Easthampton 468 hampton XVII.. 457 An Old Whaling Station 469 Castle Conklin 459 The Sweetheart of John Howard Payne .470 Uncle Jesse Conklin 459 Home, Sweet Home 472 Morning at Jesse Conklins 460 Fac.simile of John Howard Paynes Hand- The Griffin at Work 462 writing 773 Cod-fishers Hut on Cap-Tree Island...... 462 The Author of Home, Sweet Home 473 Menhaden Net-reels 462 From the Sublime to the 474 The Owl in Masquerade 463 A School in Sight 475 A Catch of Menhaden 464 Montauk Light 475 Procession of ye Tilers 464 Sketching at Easthampton 476 Portrait of the Chestnut 465 Flat Top Tree 476 A Belle of Bridgehampton 466 Pharaoh, the King of the Montauks 477 Ronkonkoma 466 Reckless Explorations 477 Old Wind-mill at Bridgehampton 467 Impressions of Long Island 478 Tileston, Williana M., Papers by: Some American Sporting Dogs h.... XIII..768 Our Pets and Protectors * XVI.. 95 Timber, Boiler for Stripping Bark from The Worlds Work XIII.. 428 Time on Stress, Influence of XIX. .386 Times, The Better Topics of the Time xm. .269 INDEX. Tinning Metals, New Formuke in The Worlds Work Pace. XII. .444 Tin, Plating with XVII.. 764 Tin, Scrap, Utilization of XX. .950 Tires, Shrinking on, by Hot Water XV.. 443 T., J. A. The Hour and the Man Poem Brie-d-Brac XII.. 257 To a Bird. Poem James A. Bardey XIII.. ~ To Adelaide. Poem. (Quoted) John Howard Payne xiii.. 884 Toad Lane, Rochdale * Charles Barnard XIII. . 203 Illus. Central Stores and Office of Leicester Co- Branch Stores of the Leeds Industrial . .209 operative Society XIII.. 209 To a Gorilla in a Menagerie. (F. XV. Clarke) Bric-d-Brac XIV. .272 To a Little Girl. Poem. (W. F. Norris) xvii. . 706 Toboganning. (See Canadian Sports. ~) To Dora. Poem Mary Mopes Dodge XII.. 332 To F. T. S. Poem. (XV. D. Kelsey) Bric-d-Brac xvii.. 6i6 Togas and Toggery (larence Cook XIV. .783 Illus. Terra-Cotta Head found at Tanagra. xiv. .783 Extreme Coquetry in Head-dress 796 Church Vestment made of Eastern Stuff .783 Ohlique Style of Head-dress 796 Necklace discovered hy Schliemann at Square-cot Bodice 797 Hissarlik 784 Low Rounded Bodice 797 Statue of Sapor 785 Odette Bodice 798 A curled and comhed Assyrian Bull .786 Corselet and Basque 798 TogaFront View 787 Dolman with Page Sleeves 798 TogaBack View 787 Fashion during Reign of Louis Philippe ... Statue of Vulcan 788 7Medicis Ruff lou Terra-Cotta Figure from Tanagra 711 Gahrielle Ruff and Puffed Sleeves 8on Wooden Figure of St. Francis, hy Alonzo Watteau Costume with Sahot Sleeves and Cano 789 Marquise Ruche Sot Costume of Fifteenth Century 790 Turned-down Collar and Basque with Fac- Persian Dress, from a Native Painting 792 ing 102 Figure from Paul Veroneses Marriage :Vlohlot 802 in Cana 792 Fashion during the Revolution 803 Silver Statue of Louis XIII., hy Rude ~ Madame Rtcamier 804 Painting of Lady of Rouen, Sixteenth Cent- Head-dresses during the Restoration 8o5 ury 7~3 First Empire and the Restoration 8o~ Portrait of Charles I., hy Van Dyck 794 Catherine de Medicis and the Children he- Portrait of a Gentleman, hy Goya 795 fore Titians Adam and Eve 807 Extreme Severity in the Head-dress 796 To Irwin Russell. Died in New Orleans, December 23d, 1879. (H. C. Bunner, in Puck) Bric-d-Brac XIX. .799 Token, The. Poem Richard Henry Sloddard XVII.. 893 Tolstoys The Cossacks Culture and Progress XVI. . 753 To Miss D., in her Album. Poem J. C. Holland XIII. .312 To One who had called a Woman a Butterfly. (Charlotte F. Bates) Bric-d-brac XV.. 144 Tooker, L. Frank, Poems by: Song xvii.. n88 April xviii.. Sleep xvii.. 289 In Novemher xix.. 320 A Winter Morning xvii.. Tools for Amateurs, New The Worlds Work XVII.. 764 Too Much of It Topics of the Time XVI. .430 TOPICS OF THE TIME. Contents of: Acting under Excitement xv.. 88i Administration, The New xiv.. 209 Advertising Shame xii.. 267 American Art xIII. .225 American Authorship xi.. 280 American Honesty xi.. 226 American Politics, The Future of.... xiv.. 398 Amusements of the Rich, The xiii.. 726 Amusements, Winter xi.. 212 Apotheosis of Dirt, The. (See also Vol. xx. .939) xx. .463 Appleton, Dr., on Copyright xiv.. io8 Appointment, A Recent, Thoughts Sug gested hy xvi.. 286 Art as a Steady Diet xvii. .438 Art Criticism xviii.. 235 Art, Greatness in xvi.. ~86 Art Industry, A Profitahie. An Offer of Premiums xix. .938 Art, Pettiness in xx.. 246 Authorship, American xI. .280 Bacon, George B., D. D xiii. .267 Barharism, The Tax for xiv.. Beaconsfield and Gladstone xx.. 303 Bennett Business, The xx. .937 Books and Reading xv. .425 Books, The Prices of xi.. 434 British and American Farming xix. .462 Bryant, The Death of xvi.. Capitalist, The, and the Laborer xvi.. 896 Centennial, The xi.. 432 Centennial, The xii. .429 Charities, The Puhlic xv.. 272 Checks and Balances xvII. Chinese in California, The XIII. .424 Church Dehts xv.. 589 Church Music xviii.. 234 Civil Service, A Reform in the xv .272 Civil Service, The xii.. 898 Clergy, Pauperizing the xiv. .853 College, Fitting for xv.. 426 College Instruction xviii. .458 Coming Man, The xi. .433 Common Sense and Rum xx.. 247 Commune, Our xvi.. 584 Congress, The Terrible xvi.. 742 Copyright, Dr. Appleton on xiv.. nol Copyright, English and American . .. ...... 900 Copyright, listernational xx.. 246 Country Homes xiii.. 225 Country to City, From xix. .462 Crime in its Own Element xvi.. 217 Crimes, Double, and One-Sided Laws xii. .220 Crime, The Romance and Retribution of xiii. .56o Culture and Christianity xvi.. 432 Dandyism xx.. 788 Dead-Beat Nuisance, The xii.. 592 Departed, A Word for the xiii.. 267 Despotism, Popular xvii.. 439 102 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. Vol. Page. TOPICS OF THE TIME. Contents of: (Continued.) Political Outlook, The. . xi.. t23 Political Training III. .715 Politico, American, The Future of.... xiv.. 398 Politico, A Word on xix. .6at Politico, Improving xvii.. 900 Popular Wisdom, The xviii.. 935 Preaching, The Changes in XIV. .255 Premier at a Premium, The xvi.. 894 Presidential Campaign, The xx.. 787 Pride, Our National XIII.. 559 Production, Regulated xiv. .854 Profitahle Art Industry. An Offer of Premiums XIX. .938 Progress, Indications of Xv. .127 Protection XV.. 270 Protestant Vaticanism XIII. .557 Protestant Vaticanism, More xiv.. ~6o Prudential Element, The XVII.. 296 Puhlic Halls XI. .~39 Pulpit, The Bondage of the xv.. 126 Reconstruction of National Morality, The XI. .889 Reform, The Philosophy of xi.. ~8o Religion in These Days xvii.. Remedy is with the People, The xii. .120 Retrihution, The Talk Ahout xvi.. Revision of the Scriptures, The xix.. 784 Revivals and Evangelists xi. .887 Royalty and Loyalty in Canada xvii.. 598 School Question, The xi.. Schools, The Common XI.. 738 Scienti5c Foolishness xviii.. 619 Scrihuer, J. Blair xvii.. 753 Scriptures, The Revision of the IX.. 784 Sermon, The XIX. .304 Seymour, Edward xiv.. 256 Shop-keepers, Great XIi. .431 Social Drinking XVII. .753 Social Evil, The XIi. .592 Social Needs and Social Leading .... xvii.. 298 Southern Civilization xviii.. ~o6 Speaking, The Art of xvi.. 288 Stanley and his Reward xv.. 590 Strike, The Great xiv.. Summer Dreams xiv.. 7I2 Sunday Bummers XIX.. 302 Talking, Good xviii.. 936 Tanners (Dr.) Fast: Cui Bono ..... 936 Taylor, Bayard xvii.. 754 Teachers and Task-masters XIX. .303 Temperance Education xix.. 622 Temperance Movement, The New.... xIv. .399 Thomas, Mr. Theodore xvii.. 248 Times, The Better XIII.. 269 Too Muchoflt xvi..43, Tramp, Once More the xv.. 852 Trees XX. .935 Trustees and Professors, College xiii.. 864 Turk, The Defeat of the xvi.. 143 Village Improvement Societies Xii.. 750 Village Reform xiv.. un Virtues, Some Thin xvii.. 899 Vulgarity in Fiction and on the Stage. X\OII. . 133 Wagner at Bayreuth XIII.. 124 Waste, The Way we XI.. 282 West Point Affair, The. (Cadet Whitta ker) XX.. 462 West Point and the Educational Chari ties xv. .424 Winter Amusements XI.. 28i WinterAmusements, Womans xv.. 125 Women, Harvard Examinations for ... XII.. 749 Women, The Harvard Examination for.xv. .273 Wood, Engraving on XVIII - .456 Work for The Machine XV. .427 Write it Yourself XVIII.. 784 Doctors, The Manufacture of Xu..590 Dreams, Summer xiv.. 713 Duties, Suspected XII. .899 Easter, A Lay Sermon for xix. .g~ Editorial Trials xiii.. 865 English and American Copyright .... XII.. 900 Engraving on Wood. (See also Art In dustry, A Profitahle ) XVIII.. 456 Epidemic of Dishonesty, An xv.. 733 European Travel XVIII.. 782 Failing from High Places xv.. 883 Familiaiity XIX. .623 Farming, British and American XIX. .461 Fiat Money XIX. .463 Fiction XV.. 734 Fiction, The Interest of XIII. .270 Financial Legislation, Recent XVI. .142 Garnered Names, Our XVI.. 895 Goodness as Literary Material xvi.. 742 Gossip, A Cure for XI. .435 Greenhacks and Green People xvii.. H,alls, Puhlic XI.. 739 Harvard Examinations for Women ... xii.. 749 Harvard Examination for Women, The. xx.. 273 Honesty, American XI. .126 Houses and Things XIV. .254 Humility to Excellence, From XII.. 430 Huxleys (Mr.) Visit XIII. .268 Industrial Education XIX.. 785 Industrial Education Again xx.. 464 Industries, The Multiplication of.... xiii.. 863 International Copyright XX.. 146 Is Life Worth Living? XIX. .142 Keeping at It XI. .888 Kiddle, Mr., A Reply From xviii. 937 KiddIes (Mr.) Book XVIII. 457 Lahor Question, An Aspect of the. xviii.. 307 Lay Sermon for Easter, A xix. ~ Lugitirnate Novel, The xx.. 629 Life in Large and Small Towns xx.. 627 Literary Class, The XII. .267 Literary Materials and Tools XVII.. 297 Literary Virility XI.. 737 Living, Thin, and Thick Dying XVI.. 430 Machine, The, in New England.. ..... 59t Magazines New Year, The xi.. 123 Magazine, The XVII.. 146 Marriage as a Test ............... xviii. .620 May Conference, The XII. - 429 Medical Profession and the State, The XVII. .901 Mendicancy, The Disease of XIII. .416 Moody and Sankey. (See New De- parture, A.) Moody, Mr., and his Work XI. .124 Music, Church XVIII.. 134 National Morality, The Reconstruction of xi. .889 Nations Doctors, The xix. - 143 Negro, The Shadow of the XX.. 304 New Departure, A XII.. 268 Newspapers, A Word Ahout XVIII.. 783 New York, The Future of XIV. .253 Novel, The Legitimate xx.. 629 Opinions, Cheap XII.. 122 Ornamental Branches, The XVI.. 744 Pauper Poison, The XIV. .399 Personal Economies xx.. 6~8 Peter the Great, The Reign of XIX.. 142 Philosophy of Reform, The xi.. ~8o Physical Strength, The Moral Value of XIII. .415 Pictures, The Purchase of: A Proposi tion XIX. .783 Poetry? Isit XII..123 Political Machine, The XX - .302 Topophone, The Tue Worlds Work XX.. 797 Tornado, The. Poem fkarles de Kay XIX. 936 Torrey, Joseph A. The Difference Poem Bric-d-Brae XIII.. 736 Tory History of the Revolution, The Culture and Prooress - XVIII.. 790 To Sorrow. Poem Julie K Wetherill XIX. .435 To T. B. A. Poem Edgar Faweelt XIV. .397 To the Clergy Edward Eggleston XVII.. 483 To the Katydid. Poem Henry S. Cornwell XVI.. 836 Touch of the Unseen, The. Poem Joselk Cook XI, . 720 103 104 INDEX. Tourgut~neff, Ivan, Papers by: Page. The Living Mummy xii. .563 A Nobleman of the Steppe* XIV. .323 Tourgu~nefl~ Ivan H alnzar .bfrth Bayesen XIV. .200 Illus. Ivan Tourgudneff xiv. .200 Tourgudneff s (Ivan) Virgin Soil (allure and Progress XV.. 136 Tow-Boats, Canal ........................ The Worlds Work XI.. 755 Towle, George M. Louis Adolphe Thiers...... xv. .112 Townsends (George Alfred) Tales of the Chesapeake Culture and Progress XX. .946 Trafton, Adeline, Papers by: His Inheritance * . ...... 432, 662, 8o8; xv.. 57 Fraillein xvii.. 185 [239, 363, 472, 624, 790; xvi. .8o, 278, 354 A Narrow Street XVIII. .57, 234 Traftons (Adeline) His Inheritance (allure and Progress XVII. 156 Traftons (Mark) Sketches xv.. 6oi Tramp, Once More the Tojics of the Tune xv.. 88~ Transcendentalism and Orthodoxy. (Joseph Cook) Culture and Progress xv.. 894 Transcendentalism in New England. (0. B. Frothiogham) xli.. 6oo Transfigured. Poem S. Al. B. Piatt XIX..195 Transplanting P. T. Q xiv.. ii6 Transportation Question, The Stcplzen LI. Dillaye XVL . 687 Travel, Two Books of (allure and Ps-ogress XIII.. 727 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, Origin of the. (M. S. Beach).... (ommunications . . XVII. . 299; XVIII. . 136 Trees . Topics of the Time XX. . 935 Trenchs (R. C.) Lectures on Medinval Church History.... (ulture and Progress XVII. .449 Trinity College, Hartford J47 C. Brocklesliy XI. .601 Illus. View of the Proposed Buildings, Trinity Professor Jim 6o1 College xi.. 6oi The Lemon-squeezer 6o1 Statue of Bishop Brownell, City Park, President Pynchon 609 Hartford 6o~ Proposed Chimney-piece in Dining-hall ... 622 Washington College in 2125 604 Bishop Berkeleys Chair 6i~ Bishop Seahurys Miter 6o~ Seal of Trinity College 625 Trinity College in 2169 607 Trinity Parish William H. Rideing XVIII. .417 Illus. Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D xviii.. 427 St. Pauls, Broadway and Vesey Street .... 426 Interior of Trinity Church 427 Chapel Trinity Infirmary 427 Trinity Church 421 Apothecarys Shop, Trinity Infirmary 428 The Chimes 429 Sisters of St. Mary entering St. Johns Interior of St. Augustine a 420 Church 429 Rear and Front of St. Augustines 422 Memorial Chapel, Trinity Church 430 The Illuminated Cross, St. Augustines .422 Trinity School, New Church Street 432 Poor-box in St. Augustines 423 St. Johns Chapel 432 Letter Elevator at St. Augustines 423 Sc. Corneliuss Chapel, Governors Island .432 Going to Church in the Olden Time 424 Trinity Chapel 432 Interior of St. Pauls 425 51. Chrysostoms Chapel 432 Triolets. (John G. Wilson) Bric-h-Broc XVI.. 6o8 Trip to England, The. (William Winter) Culture and Progress XVII. .911 Triumph of Love, The. (Ella Dietz) XVII.. 305 Triumph of Oliver Bumm, The. Poem. (Quipple Yarrow). .. Br.c-J-Brac XVI.. 759 Trollopes (T. A.) Thackeray C iture and Progress XVIII. .632 Trout-Fishing ia the Rangeley Lakes .lZdsoard Seymour XIII. .433 Illus. Telling Fish Stories XIII.. 433 An Experiment in Natural Philosophy ~43 Hic Jacet 434 ]There goes my rod 444 Upper Dam 435 Catching a Five-pounder in the Lake 4~5 Glad to see you, Uncle John 435 Stony Batter 446 Map of the Lakes, etc 436 The Dam on Rangeley Stream 447 Cape Kennehago 437 Cleft Rock at Bema 448 Meeting of the Waters 438 A Waterscape 448 George Shepard Page 439 Matching a Seven-pound Trout 449 Interior of Camp Kennehago 440 The Spirit of Mooseliicmaguntic 449 His Head 442 Breaking Camp .450 Allerton Lodge 442 The Net Result 452 C. T. Richardson 442 Trowbridge, John. The Hidden Brook. Poem XI.. 256 Trowbridge, J. T. Old Robin.5 Poem XVI.. 564 Truant Madge. Poem Kate Putnam Osgood XII.. 167 Truax, Charles H. Some Precepts for Slandering Safely XV.. 214 True Republic, A. (Albert Stickney) Culture and Progress XVIII.. 941 Truro Parish ~ W. P. Mc (arty XI.. 6a9 Illus. Pohick Church, Truro Parish, Virginia...... Tryst, The. Poem Elizabeth Stoddard XIX.. 198 Tube-Cleaner, New The Worlds Work XIX. .475 Tube Wells, Improved Method of Sinking XV.. 603 Tubular Piles XVIII. .318 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. 105 Vol. Page. Turkistan,~ An American in XIII.. 211 Illus. Street and Mosque in Tashkent Xiii.. 211 The Tomb of Timur 221 A Kirghiz 213 The Sin-Eater 219 Baba Bek and Jura Bek 224 Seid 1\Iohammed Khudayar, Khan of An Uzbek 225 Khokand 222 A Hindoo 226 A Barber U Suidun 222 A Boy of Tashkent 227 Turk, The Defeat of the Topics of the Time .XVI. . 143 Turner (J. M. XV.), Life of. (Philip G. Hamerton) Cit/lure and Progress XVIII.. 146 Tusayan, The Ancient Province of I W. Powell XI.. 193 Illus. Wol-pi, a Village in the Tusayan Coun- Mi-shong-i-ns-vi 203 try xi.. 293 Si-choam-via and Te-wa 204 Alcove Bad Lands 295 Scene in Te-wa 205 Map of Tusayan 296 Praying for Rain 206 Ash-tish-kel, a Chief of the Navajos 296 Ruins on the Brink of Glen Caflon 207 The Thousand Wells 297 Watch-tower at McElmo Caflon 205 Interior of Oraihi House 193 An-ti-naints, Pu.tu-su, and Wi-chuts (Posy, A Navajo Boy 200 Eyelash, and Birdie) 209 Terraced Houses in Oraibishowing En- Ruins at the Head of McElmo Cafion 220 trance to Kiva in the Foreground 202 Ancient Cliff House III The Houses of Tal-ti, Chief of the Coun- An Indian Hunter 222 cil in the Town of Oraihi 202 Twain, Mark, A New Book by Cit/litre and Progress . XIII.. 875 Twenty Poems. (R. K. Weeks) XIII. .422 Twenty-six Hours a Day Mary B/ake .XV. .554, 858 Twins of Table Mountain, The. (Bret Harte) Cit/lure and Progress XIX. .473 Twitchell, Joseph H. Concerning Charles Lamb XI.. 720 Two Antis, The. Poem. (Charlotte F. Bates) Bric-d-Brac XVII.. 918 Two Couples: A White and a Yellow Wi//iain M. Baker XVIII. .375 Two Greetings. Poem Boyard Tay/or XII.. i8 Two Kings. Poem ilic/tard Henry Sloddard XIV.. 501 rwo Loves. Poem. (H. W. Austin) Bric-d-Brac XX. .479 TWO Priina-Donnas. (C. C.) XVIII. .319 Two Purse-Companions George Parsons Lalitrop XVI.. 419 Two Saints of the Foot-Hills Bret Harle XV.. 8io Two Sermons. Poem Aitstin Dobson XVIII.. 64 Two Sides of a Sentiment. Poem. (S. M. L.) Home and Sociely XV. .430 Tyler, ?vloses Coit. The University of Michigan * XI. .523 Tylers (M. C.) American Literature Cu/I re and Progress XVII. .757 Typhoid and its Causes. (George E. Waring, Jr.) VII. .913 U NXTTAINED. Poem Nora Periy XIX. .196 Unawares. Poem ~.R. B XIII. .484 Uncle Cap Interviewed. Poem. (Irwin Russell) Bric-d-Brac XI. .454 Uncle Eseks Wisdom XX. .640, Soo, 951 Uncle Gabes White Folks. Poem. (Thomas N. Page) XIII. .882 Uncle Jims Baptist Revival-Hymn. (Sidney and Clifford Lanier) XII. .142 Uncle Mellick Dines with his Master. Poem. (J. R. Eggleston) XVIII. .320 Under High Pressure Char/es Barnard . .. -. XIX. .276 Under the Cedarcroft Chestnut. Poem Sidney Lanier XV. .380 Under the Empire. (J. B. H.) Cu/lure and Progress XVII. .913 Under the Rose. Poem J. H XIII.. 82 Underwood, Francis H. Oliver Wendell Holmes XVIII.. I 17 Undiscovered Country, The. (W. D. Howells) Cu/lure and Progress XX.. 793 Unfulfilled. Poem Edward Garrett XV.. 377 Uninfiammable Dress Material The Worlds Work XI. .905 Union College Wi/liaiit We//s XII. .229 Illus. General View of Union College XII. .229 College Entrance 235 Old Academy, 1795 229 A Curiosity of Union College 236 Union College in 2804 230 Maria 237 Dr. Nolt 232 The Pipe of Peace 237 The Nott Stove 232 College Grounds 237 The Union Army 233 Dr. Nolts Cocked Hat 239 Prof. Taylor Lewis 233 The Old Mohawk Bridge, SchenecIady... .240 President Eliphalet Nott Potter 234 Old Dutch House, Schenectady 240 Union Square: 7 P. M. (J. B. M.) Bric-d-Bi-ac XVIII. .479 United States as a Nation, The. (Joseph P. Thompson).... Culture and Progress XV. .439 United States, Popular History of the. (William Cullen Bryant and Sydney Howard Gay) XVI.. 749 University of Berlin, The H/a/mar H/orth Boyesen XVIII. .205 Illus. Karl Richard Lepsius XViII. .205 Rudolph Virchow 207 Ernst Curtins 206 Hermaun Ludwig Helmholtz 208 Hermano Grimm 207 Theodor Mommien 208 106 INDEX. IZol. Page. University of Michigan,* The Moses Coil Tyler XI. .523 Illus. The University of Michigan in 2855... XI. .523 liJr.iversity Hall 529 Rev. George P. Williams, LL. D 524 Astronomical Ohservatory 529 Presidents House 525 Chemical Lahoratory 530 Rev. Henry P. Tappan, LL. D 525 Law College . .. 530 School-Girls Glen 526 Medical College Rev. Erastus 0. Haven, LL. D 527 Hall of the Alpha No Society 532 James B. Angell, LL. D 528 Tail-piece General Lihrary 528 University of Rome,0 The HJs.lmar Hjortlz Boyesen XVIII. .654 Illus. Pico della Mirandola xviii 654 Count Mamiani 6~6 Padre Angelo Seechi ~ Ruggero Boughi 6~6 Copernicus Unknown Ship, The. Poem William AL Briggs xviii.. 934 Unopened Letter, The. Poem. (Andrew B. Saxton) Bric-d-Brac XIII.. 288 Unpublished Letter from John Adams xx.. 6o Unseen World, The. (John Fiske) Culture and Progress XIV. - 266 Unveiled. * Poem. (Dedicated to William Cullen Bryant).... Paul H Hayne XIV. .383 Upper Egypt. (Dr. Klunzinger) Culture and Pro ress XV.. 895 Upper Lake Region? Is there a Subterranean Outlet to the.... Martin A. Howell, Jr XI . 784. Ups and Downs. Poem. (Job Case) Bric- -Ii rae XVIII.. 951 Upton, Francis R. Edisons Electric Light ~ XIX. .531 Urner, Nathan D. The Archery Meeting. Poem Bric-d-Brac XX.. 799 VAGABOND, A Scientific 1-1 /a lmar lijiortA Boyesen XI.. 229 Valentine, A. Poem Laura Winthrop Johnson XIX.. 593 Valentine, A. Poem ill. IL D XIII.. 51 I Vallombrosa, A Pilgrimage to T. It. Bacon XVIII.. 97 Vandegrift, Margaret, Poems by: Replevin xIu..152 Ad InterimAd DiemAd Damnum. ....... 766 Van Rensselaer, M. G. The Plague of Formal Calls Home and Society XIX. . 787 Vas Bender Henshpecked? (Von Boyle) Bric-d-Brac XIII. .575 Vashti. Poem H. H XV. .417 Vassar College, The Art Collection of Culture and Progress XI. . 593 Vegetable Leather .. . .. The Worlds Work XIII.. 139 Venice. (Charles Vriarte) Culture and Progress XIX.. 314 Ventilation, Cheap The Worlds Work XX.. 3 i6 Ventilation of Ships XII. . 139 Verne, Jules. The Mysterious Island.0 Part III XI.. 703, 866 Vernes (Jules) Exploration of the World Culture and Progress XIX. .313 Vernes (Jules) Michael Strogoff XIII.. 87; Verses of Two Cbildren. (Elaine and Dora R. Goodale) XVII.. fibS Victorian Poets. (Edmund Clarence Stedman) XI.. 289 Viele, Egbert L. A Trip with Lincoln, Chase, and 0 XVI. .813 Village Church, The. Poem B. P. B. Bianciardi XIX. .859 Village Improvement Societies opics of the Time XII. . 750 Village Improvement Societies.0 (See Farm Villages ) George E. Waring, Jr XIV.. 97 Village Reform Topics of the Time xiv.. i io Village Sanitary Work.0 (See also Cistern Water ) Geo;ge B. Warm6, Jr . ...... 176 Illus. Pipes Resting on their Shoulders .. . ...... i~ The Emerson Ventilator un Pipes Resting on their Full Length 277 Diagram Illustrating Manner of Sewage Grease-trap 279 Disposal at Lenox, Mass 213 Fields Flush Tank i~ Settling Basin 214 Village Society in Winter Home and Society XV. .275 Villari, Linda. The Plain Story of Savonarolas Life 0 XX. .503 Vincent, Marvin R. Among the Westmoreland Giants. (Eng lish Edition only) XVII.. 190 Vincents (M. R.) Gates Into the Psalm Country~ Culture and Progress XVIII. .945 Vino Santo. Poem IL H XI.. 416 Vintage Song, A. Poem B. B. P. Bianciardi XIV - .852 Violin, Improved The Worlds Work XVIII.. 475 Viollet-le-Ducs Discourses on Architecture 0 (ulture and Progress XI.. 587 Virgin Soil. (Ivan Tourgudneff) XV.. 136 Virility, Literary Topics of the Time Xi.. 737 Virtues, Some Thin XVII.. 899 Visionary Face, TIse. Poem Paul H. Hayne XII.. 28 Visiting Home and Society XI.. 440 Visit to the Asylum for Literary Lunatics, A. (J. Brander Matthews) Bric-d-Brac xv.. 6o5 Vita Nuova. Poem Anne Lynch Botta xix.. 671 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 107 kol. Paso. Vittoria. Poem Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XIX.. 710 Vivian, Thomas J. John dhinarnan in San Francisco xii.. 862 Vivisection, Does, Pay Albert J. Lefln~well, H. D XX. .391 Vivisection, The Value of II. C. Wood, H. .D XX 766 Von Boyle. Vas Bender Henshpecked ? Xlii.. 575 \~oyage of the America, The Elizabeth Stuart Phelps XII.. 68o Voyager, The. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XVIII.. 47 Vulgnrity in Fiction and on the Stage Topics of the Time xviii. .133 V V ABASH Bubbles. Poem Maurice Thompson XVI. .418 Wagner at Bayrenth0 J. L. C XII. .361 Illus. Richard Wagner XII.. 361 Wagners Theater at I3ayreuth ~66 Wagners Villa at Bayreuth 362 Tablet in front of Wagners House 367 Wagners Library 364 Wagner at Bayreuth Topics of the Time XIII.. 124 Wail of the Personally Conducted, The. Poem. (H. C. Bunner) Jdric-d-Brac XIX.. i6o Wainwright, Alexander, Papers by: The Origin and Practice of Poln.... XVIII.. 309 On Landing in Liverpool xx.. 306 Lawn Tennis xviii.. 6a~ On Arriving in London xx.. 468 Waiting for the Verdict. Sketch Bric-d-Brac XI. .456 Waiting for Winter. Poem Henry A. Beers XIX.. 205 WTalden, Treadwell. My Look at the Queen XVII. .210 Walfords (L. B.) Cousins (ulture and Progress XVIII.. 946 Walhalla Rebecca Harding Davis XX.. 139 Walker, Amasa. French and American Currencies xi. .227 Walker, Francis A. Our Domestic Service XI.. 273 Walker, Professor (Francis A.), on Money (ulture and Progress XVIII. .626 Wallace, Lew. A Buffalo Hunt in Northern ~ XVII.. 713 WantedA Minister Bric-d-Brac XIX. .319 War Contrasts. Poem Edward King XVI. .285 \XTard, Artemas (Major). (See Revolutionary Letters.) Ward,0 Artemus, at Cleveland C. C. Ruthrauff XVI.. 785 Illus. A. Ward and his Grate Show .... XVI.. 715 Portrait of Charles Farrar Browne 781 Autograph of C. F. Browne 786 Browne at Work 789 Ward, Charles C., Papers by Moose-Hooting * XV.. 449 Porpoise-Shooting * xx.. ins Caribou-Hunting * XVII.. 234 Ward, Joseph (Col.). (See Revolutionary Letters.) Wards of the United States Government, The H. 19/ XIX.. 775 Ward, W. S. The New Vork Aquarium XIII. .577 Waring, George E., Jr., Papers by: The Wedding at Ogden Farm XII.. 85 Cistern Water XIV. .~6t The Bride of the Rhine0,. xii. .384, 490, 694 The Saddle-Horse5 xv.. 84 [849 The Thoroughbred Horse* XV.. 257 Farm Villages0 XIII. .736 Legends of the Mosel. (English Edition Village Improvement Societies XIV.. 97 only) XVII.. i86 Village Sanitary Work xiv.. 276 Inside the Castle ,.,..,,.,.,,,,..,.. xviii.. Public Squares and Public Spaces.... XIV. .403 Warings (George E., Jr.) Farmers Vacation 0 Culture and Progress XI. .898 Warings (George E.) Typhoid and its Causes~~ XVII.. 913 Warner, Charles Dudley, Papers by: Saunterings about Constantinople.... XIII. .238 Out of the World xviii.. 549 Calvin: A Study of Character XIV.. 248 The Western Man XX.. 549 Warners (Charles Dudley) Being a Boy Culture and Progress XV.. 599 Warners (Charles Dudley) In the Levant XII.. 727 Warners (Charles Dudley) In the Wilderness XVI.. 751 Warners (Charles Dudley) Mummies and Moslems XII. . 759 War of the Roses, The. Poem. (R. T. W. Duke, Jr.) Bric-h-Brac XIV. .271 War Reminiscence, A. (William M. Pegram) ... . XVII. .311 Warren, T. Robinson. Bay Shooting0 XIII.. 145 Warring, C. B. The Mosaic Creation and Modern Science XV. .817 Wasliburne, F. B. Thomas Paine and the French Revolution XX.. 771 Washing, A Short Essay on. (Mary Dean) Home and Society XVIII. .940 Washing Smoke The Worlds Work xi 45~ Washington, George, Anecdote of Bric-d-Brac Washington, General, in Boston. (Quoted) XI.. 757 \Vashington,0 Reminiscences of A. L. Bassett XIV., 73 Illus. Parable of Ihe Tares XIV.. 73 The Devils Entering into ye Swine 76 The Shortest Deed on Record 75 Fac-similes of the Record in the Family Bible 77 io8 INDEX. Washincrton Vol. Page. b The Stuart Portraits of Jane Stuart XII. .367 Illus. The Stuart Portrait of Washington at Boston Athenseum. ...... 368 Washingtons Only Sister A. L. Bassett XV. .508 Was it Love or hatred 7 Charles de Kay xviii.. 242 \Vaste, The Way we Topics of the Time XI.. 282 Watch Dials, Illuminating The frForlds Work XVII.. 764 Watches, Demagnetization of xi.. 299 Watching the Cow. Poem S. M. B. Pialt XX.. 280 Watch-Making The Worlds Work XIV. .574 Water, Cistern. (G. E. W., Jr.) home and Society xiv. .268 Water Color Society, Ninth Exhibition of the (~nlture and Progress XI.. 901 Water-Cure, The. Poem Austin Dobson XVIII.. 351 Water-Heater, Novel Tue Worlds Work xiii.. 282 Water~Ouzel.* (See Humming-Bird of the California Water-falls, The.) Water Pressure Regulator The Worlds Work XV.. 748 Water-Propulsion XIV .723 Water-Raising, New Apparatus for XIV.. 124 Water, Subterranean, Method of Showing Movement of XV.. 901 Water-Trough, Self-Supplying XIII.. 139 Way, The. Poem William C. Shurtleff XVI.. 79 W., B. Guest and Guest-Room. Poem Home and Society XIV.. 718 Weaning the Baby. (Catherine Owen).... XIX.. 147 Weaver-Birds. (See Bird Architecture.) Weaving the Web. Poem Julia C. B. Dorr. XVI.. 406 Webster. Poem William Cleaver Wilkinson XIII.. 8o3 Webster, Daniel, and the Compromise Measures of 185o William Cleaver Wilkinson XtI. .41 I Webster, Reminiscences of. (Peter Harvey) Culture and Progress xv. .896 Wedding at Ogden Farm, The Geo;ge E. Waring, Jr xii.. Wedding under the Directory, A. Poem Richard Henry Stoddard XV. .520 With a Wood-Engraving of Kaemmerers Painting of the same title...... 520 Weekss (R. K.) Twenty Poems Gulture and Progress XIII. .422 Weighing Apparatus, New The Worlds Work XIV. .725 Weighing-Machine, Recording XIII. .879 Weighing-Scales, Calculating Attachments for XIX.. 317 Weiss, Susan A. T. Last Days of Edgar Allan Poe XV.. 707 Vv eld, Amy T. Precedents. Poem Bric-d-Brac XVII.. 766 Welford, Charles. New English Books XIII. .424, 571, 729 [875; XIV. .121, 267, 411, 570, 722, 862; XV.. 139, 283, 432,601, 746, 897; XVI. .154, 298 Welles, Charles Stuart, Papers by: The Tour of the Nile XI. .245 Wherefore I Sing. Poem xvi.. 760 Wells and Cisterns as a Source of I W. Pin/iham xiv.. 631 Illus. Showing Area of Drainage of a Single Pipe Well Arched Over two feet from the Bottom.634 [xiv.. 632 Shut-Off 635 A Well contaminated hy a Cess-Pool fifty Transverse Secrion of Cistern with Brick feet Distant 633 Filter 635 Well Constructed in the Usual Manner.... 633 Vertical Section of Cistern having Filter of Well with an Impervious Wall 634 Charcoal and Gravel 636 Wellss (Charles) Joseph and his Brethren Culture and Progress XII. .276 Wells, William. Union College II. .229 We Love But Few. Poem Ellen M. H. Gates XIII. .201 We Met upon the Crowded Way. Poem Richard Watson Gilder XVII. .490 Wesleyan University William North Rice xii. .648 Illus. Westfield Falls, Middletown, Coon... xii.. 641 Rev. Cyrus Foss, D. D 653 General View of Wesleyan University 649 Gov. Winthrops Chair 633 High Street, Middletown, Conn 650 View in the Museum 654 Rev. Wilhur Fisk 65I A Corner in the Chemical 654 Rev. Stephen Olin 6~r Practical Study of Natural History 655 Interior of Lihrary 652 The Oshorne Cup of the W. U. Boat Cluh . Present use of the old Observatory Dome 6~a Window in Memorial Hall 6~6 Western Man, The (harles Dudley Warner XX.. 549 Western River Improvement * The Worlds Work XX.. 156 Westervelt, Ellsworth. A Trip to Central America XV.. 609 Westmoreland Giants, Among the. (English Edition only) Marvin R. Vincent XVII.. 190 West Point Affair, The Topics of the Time xx. .462 West Point and the Educational Charities XV. .424 Wetherill, Julie K., Poems by: To Sorrow xix.. ~ Anise Temps, Autre Mceurs xv.. 6o5 What Does it Matter 7 Bric-ci-Brac XIII. .287 What is Love? Poem. (Park Benjamin, Jr.) XIV.. 127 What Our Boys are Reading W. C. Sumner XV.. 68i What the River Saith. Poem Minnie Fry XVI.. 784 Wheeler, A. C. On the Iron Trail XII. . 529 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. 109 Jo.. P g~. When Woods are Green ~ Alice Wellington Rollins ... .... XX. .676 Illus. The South Beach xx.. 676 The sea-gulls wheeling through the air.. 68i The Bathing Beach and Headland 677 Autumn Flowers and Plants 682 Light-house hy Day 677 The Salt Vats 683 The Rocky Headland 678 The hrave quails 684 The ship has spread her canvas 679 The white-winged coots 685 The Light-house hy Night 679 Tail-piece 685 The Marsh 68o Wherefore I Sing. Poem. (Charles Stuart Welles) Brie-a-Proc XVI.. 760 Where is God? Poem Minot J. Savage xiii.. 862 While the Rohin Sings. Poem Elizabeth A/2ers Allen XIV. .252 Whip-poor-will, The. Poem /Ien;y S. Cornwall XVIII. .416 Whip-poor-will. Poem Mazy Mapes Dod6e xix.. Whip-poor-will, The. Poem A. ill. Macliar XX. .493 Whispered Secret, The. (Joel Benton) Bric-d-Brac XIV. .415 Whistler in Painting and Etching ~ William C. Brozonell XVIII. .481 Illus. James A. M. Whistler XVIII. .481 The White Girl 489 Portrait of the Painters Mother 483 Etching, Joe 491 Etching, Vauxhall Bridge 484 Symphony in White, No. III At the Piano 485 Etching, Little Wapping 494 Etching, Risult, the Engraver 488 Mr. Whistlers Signature 495 Etching, Thames Warehouses 488 Whistlers, Mr. (J. A. M.) Personality Bric-d-Brac XVIII.. 636 White Day, A, and a Red Fox Jo/zn ./Jzzrroughs XVI.. 188 Whitehead, Charles E. North American Grouse2 XIV. .417 White, H. D. Raindrops: A Love Song XVI.. 383 Whiteing, Richard. Chain * XIX. .741 Whiteladies. (Mrs. Oliphant) Culture and Ti-ogress XII. .134 White Lead, New Method of Making The Worlds Work XVIII. .476 White, of Selhorne E. S. Nadal XIII. .497 Illus. Gilhert Whites House XIII.. 497 Another View of Gilhert Whiles House ... 504 Corner of Frontispiece to an old Edition of The Vew-tree in Seihorne Church-yard 505 White 499 The Grave of Gilhert White 507 View of Selhorne from the Hanger 5oi The Swallow 509 The Well-head 502 Old Sun-Dial in Whites Garden 511 The Plestor 503 Whites (Richard Grant) Every-Day English ~nltnre and Progress XX. .791 Whitney, Adeline D. T. Their Angels. Poem XIX.. 197 Whitneys (Adeline D. T.) Sights and Insights Cultnre and Progress XII. .439 Whiton, James Morris. What our Churches Cost us XIII. .404 Whittier,2 John Greenleaf Richard Henry Stoddard XVIII.. 569 Illus. Portrait of John Greenleaf Whittier. Front- The Whither House, Ameshury, Mass ispiece Vol. xvnr The Poets Study at Ameshury 572 Fac-simile of Handwriting, to Face Front- View from the Porch at Oak Knoll, Danvers.~73 ispiece Vol. xviii Under the Oaks at Oak Knoll Whittiers Birthplace xviii. .569 The Home at Oak Knoll 575 The Old School-house 570 The Vista View at Oak Knoll 576 Whittiers (John G.) The Vision of Echard Culture and Progress XVII.. 6o6 Who Rescued the Donner Party ~ Bric-d-Brac XII.. 447 Widowed. Poem A. B. Boyle XVIII. 873 Wikoffs (Henry) Reminiscences of an Idler Culture and Pro6 ress xx. Wilcox, Ansley, Papers hy: The Structure of Oxford * xvi.. ~68 Undergraduate Life at Oxford xvii.. 282 Wilcox, Julius, Papers hy: An Exposition of Life Insumnee .... xiii.. 646 How Lead-Pencils are Made xv.. be rhe Nether Side of Life Insurance..xiv. .382 Wild Clematis. Poem Dora Read Coodale XVIII. .614 Wild Life in a Southern Country Culture and Progress XVIII.. 632 Wilhelmj and Rem6nyi2 J. R. C. Hassard XVIII. .111 Illus. August Wilhelmj xviii.. zs~ Edonard Remtnyi ii6 Wilkinson, A. G. Notes on Salmon-Fishing XII. .769 Wilkinson, William Cleaver, Papers hy: Daniel Wehster, and the Compromise Wehster. Poem xiii.. 8o~ Measures of i8~o xii. .411 A Rememhered Teacher. Poem.... xix. .~8e Will Denhigh, Nohleman Cnltnre and Progress XV.. 433 William and Mary College ~ John Esten Cooke xi.. Illus. William and Mary College. Before the Fire Communion Service, Bruton Parish Church. 8 of 1859 xi.. i The Old Raleigh Tavem 9 William and Mary College, as Rehuilt in Ruins of the Old Colonial Palace 9 2859 3 Colonial Powder Magazine, Williamshurg, Rev. James Blair, Founder, and First Pres- Va ii ident of William and Mary College 4 Apollo Room, Old Raleigh Tavern 22 William and Mary College, 2875 s Interior of Lihrary, William and Mary Col- The Botetourt Stalue 6 lege 23 The Bruton Parish Church 7 Main Street, Williamshurg. From the Col- Old Capitol, Williamshurg, Va 8 lege Windows 14 hO INDEX. Vol. Page. Williams, Alice. Rosenlied. Poem. (See Brotherton, Alice Williams) XII.. 498 Williamson, Richard, Jr. Col. Randolph Snaughtcr, of Vir- ginia0 .......................... Bric-k-Brac xii.. 141 Williamsons (John) Ferns ofKentucky.......~ 6ulturc and Progress xvii. .306 Williams, Roger, As to XIII. . 726 Willis, The. Poem David L. Proudfit XVIII.. 765 Wilmshurst, Zavarr, Poems by: The Choice xii.. 448 Love and Mischief xii.. loS Wilson, James Grant .Ric/zord Henry Dana XVIII.. 105 Wilson, John G. Triolets Brie-k -P rae xvi.. 6o8 XVilsons (Alexander) Ornithology Culture and Progress XVII. .912 Wilsons (Andrew) The Abode of Snow ~9I Wilson, The Ornithologist Dorsey Gardner xi.. 690 Illus. Alexander Wilson xi.. 697 Wilsons School-house at Kingscssing 699 Bertrams House in Botanic Gardens, near Gloria Dci. Old Swedish Church, Phila Philadelphia 697 delphia, Wilsons Borial-jolace 700 Wind- Harp, The. Poem Luer/ce XVI .. 622 Window Gardening Home and Society XI. .439 Window-Screens, Novel Styles of he Worlds Work XIV.. 269 Wind-Storm, A, in the Forests of tbe Yuba John Muir . XVII.. 55 Illus. A Wind-Storm in the California Forests. ....... 56 Wines, Dr. and his Last Work Culture and Progress XIX.. 946 Wings. Poem. After Bonalde. (Mary Ainge Dc Vere) Brie-k -Brac XVII.. 767 Winser, Henry J. Dresden China XV.. 685 Winter, Village Society in Home and Society XV.. 276 Winter Amusements Topics of the Time XI. .281 \Vinter Amusements, Womans XV.. 125 Winter Morning, A. Poem L. Frank Tooker XVII.. 537 Winter Sunshine. (John Burrougbs) 6ulture and Pro0 ress XI.. 749 Winters (XVilliam) The Trip to England XVII. . 91 1 Wire, Gauging, Proposed Change in the System of The Worlds Work XV.. 443 Wire Rolling-Mill . XVII.. 613 Wish, A. Poem. (XV. T. Peters) Brie-k-B rae x. .952 Witchery of Archery, The Maurice Thompson XVI.. 754 Witlsington, Mary S. A Fantasy. Poem XII. .623 With Thee. Poem William Wedster ./illseoortk XIV.. 236 W., J. W. Adrienne. Poem Brie-k-B rae XVIII.. 477 Woful Tale of Jotbam Brown. Poem. (Jennie E. T. Dowe).. XVII.. i6o Woman Hater, A. (Charles Reade) Culture and Progress XIV.. 720 Womans Letter, A. Poem. (Mary Ainge Dc V...) Brie-k-Brae - -.. XIV.. 725 Women, Harvard Examinations for Topies of the Time XII.. 749 Women, The Harvard Examination for XV.. 273 Wonder World Stories Culture and Pro0 ress XV. .440 Woodbines in October Charlotte P. Bates IV.. 842 Wood-Cut Printing, The Growth of Theodore L. De Vinne. XIX.. 86o; XX.. 34 Illus. Engraved Initial Letter and Movable Types of the Mentz Psalter xix.. 16o A Section from oiie of Bugmairs Prints of The Triumph of Maximilian . .. . Ili The Apocalypse. Drawn hy Albert DOrer. 66a Types of the Speculum Salutis 863 Old Engmving in Outline 163 Early Roman Types of Light Faces 163 Page from a Book of Hours 864 The Hand-Press of the Sixteenth Century. I6~ Old English Printing-Office 166 Engraving on Wood 867 Device of Thielman Kerver 867 Device of Christopher Plantin, King of Printers 868 Old French Printing-Office 868 The Wood.Lark. Engraved hy Bewick.... 869 WoodenAge,5 The SIlos. The First Stroke xv.. i45 Sawing Logs in the Wood 047 Loading from the Stump i48 A Log Landing i48 Down at the Boom 049 Supper Horn and Wammikin 050 Wood-Frame Hand-Press of sloo 870 The Stanhope Press A Section of Harveys Engraving of the Assassination of Dentatus 873 The Columbian Press 174 English Printing Machine of i8i9 xx.. A Sketch hy Doyle 36 Adams Power Press 37 Stop-Cylinder Printing Machine 38 A Flat Print without Overlay 40 First Overlay 40 Second Overlay 40 Third Overlay 40 Fourth Overlay 40 Fifth Overlay 4r The Overlays Fixed on the Cylinder 42 A Print from Overlays 43 (harles D. Bobinson I\leasuring at the Roll-way 082 Breaking a Log Jam 053 A Logjam ~54 A Modern Saw-Mill 054 Hauling Logs up The Brow at the Mill.i5~ Wood-Engraving, Hints on. (W. J. Linton) Culture and Progress XIX. .792 Wood, Engraving on Topics of the Time XVIII. .456 Wood-Engraving. (See Art Industry, A Profitable.) Wood Fires Hannah Snowden xiv. .857 Wood, H. C. The Value of Vivisection XX.. 766 XV. .145 PART TWO, VOLS. XI. TO XX. III Vol. Page. Wood, Inlaying, by Compression The Worlds Work XVII. .915 Wood, Preservation of XVII.. 914 Wood Pulp, Culture of the Aspen for XI.. 299 Wood, To Polish Home and Society xi.. I Wood, William. The New President of Board of Education... Culture and .lArogrcss XI.. 754 Woolf, M. At Last. Poem ~ XIV.. 743 \Vool from Skins, Machinery for Removing Tue Worlds frVork xii. .913 Woolseys (Theodore D.) Political Science (~ulture and Progress XV.. 597 Woolseys (Theodore D.) Communism and Socialism xix.. 789 Woolson, Constance Fenimore. King David xv.. ySi Woolsons (Constance F.) Rodman the Keeper Culture and .Progrcss x.633 \Vooten, Dudley G. Southern Civilization dommunications .XVIII. .621 Word Bit, The. (Ecila) Bric-d-Broc xvii. .~ii Word for the Departed, A . Topics of i/se Time XIII. .267 Words and their Uses. * (Frank Clive) Brie-k -B rae xi.. 142 Work for Winter Evenings home and Society XIII.. 723 Workiogmans Home, The English Charles Barnard XIII. .348 Illus. Street in Shaftesbury Park Xiii.. 353 Specimen of Better Class of House 356 Factory Schools at Saltaire 354 Eversleigh Road, Shafteshury Park Door-ways, Shafteshury Park 355 Seven-Room Houses, Fisley Road 358 World Music. Poem Frances Louisa Bushnell XX.. 665 WORLDS WORK, THE. Index of: Vol. Page. Air Cooler XI. .595 Air.Injector, A New Form of XIX. .930 Air, Pure, and Suolight, Commercial Value of xvi.. i~6 Aleurometer, The xv.. o16 Alhydic Chain, The xv.. 442 Alloy, A New xii.. 138 Alloy, New, for Art Metal-work .... xvii.. 603 Antiseptic, New and Cheap xiv. .166 Apiaries, Floating, Experiment in ... xvii.. 300 Areophores xIi. .443 Artillery Praclice xi.. 039 Asbestos Paper xi.. 040 Aspen, Culture of the, for Wood Pulp...... 299 Audiphooe, The xix.. 636 Automatic Device kit Reproducing Music [xvu. .309 Automatic Telegraphy, Experiments in [xviii. .948 Bathometer, The xIII. .040 Battery, New Portahle xv.. 603 Bisulphide of Carhon in Steam Engines. XX.. 309 Blast, An Oxygenated xII. .903 Blast, Experiments with XIX.. 951 Blast-Lamp XIii.. 174 Blosv-Pipe, New Portahie xvi.. 756 Boat and Ship Models, Testing xII. .037 Boats, Double xiv.. 574 Boats, Rihless .... xi.. 040 Boiler for Stripping Bark from Timber.xIiI. .428 Boiler Tuhe Stopper xi.. 904 Book-Binding, Novel Method of xiv.. 86~ Book-Sewing Machine XIX.. 317 Borax as a Preservative Xi.. 756 Brick-Kiln, New xvi. ~ Bridge Building xix. .6~6 Bridges, Road-heds for XI.. 756 Buoys, Lighted XvII. .903 Butter, Improved 1\Iethod of Packing.xvii. .604 Butter Package for Export xvii.. 904 Canals, Hydraulic Elevator for XOI. .763 Canal low-Boats XI. .755 Candle, Hygienic XIII. .574 Cane Juice, Bleaching XII. .039 Carrier-Pigeons in Fishing xv.. 287 Catamaran, Improved xvi.. 444 Catamaran, Steam Xx. .307 Ceilings, Enameled xi.. 040 Cement, Ness xvII. .603 Chasing Machine XII. .444 Cheese-Rack Balanced xii. .763 Chimney Climber XII.. i38 Chromide of Gelatine xii.. 284 Chromotype, The xiii.. o38 Colliers, Self-Trimming xiv. .572 Comhustion, Utiliziag the Producis of.xvi. .153 Compass, Differential xii. .445 Compression Engine, The XI. .453 Compressor, Air XII. 445 Condenser, Steam, New xviii.. 635 Copying Process xviii.. 797 Vol. Page. Cotton Planter xi. .905 Cotton Waste, Gas from xvi.. 444 Countershaft Hanger, The XI.. 299 Cream, l\lechanical Extraction of xix.. 635 Cryptograph, The XI.. 452 Cuir-Lidge xi.. Cutlery Steel, Rolled xii.. 284 Dairy Ventilation xv.. 441 Dairy Ventilation xiii. .284 Decoration, Interior xii.. 083 Decoration, Xylographic XIII. .428 Deeds, Photographic Registry of XI.. 756 Dental Drill Stop-motion xvii.. 906 Derrick, Steam xii. .764 Desilveritog Lead Base Bullion by Electrol ysis xvi.. 909 Dictiooary, American Mechanical. (E. H. Knight) XIII. .427 Disintegrator, Improved XII.. 037 Diving-Bell, Telescopic XII. .037 Dock, Floating and Depositing xii.. 603 Domes, Paper for Roofing xvii. .905 Drawing Apparatus, Nesv XIX. .475 Drawing Instruments, New xviii.. 796 Dredges, Improved Pneumatic xiv. .164 Dredging, Hydraulic Mining System Ap plied to XX. .477 Dress Material, Uninfiammable XI.. 905 Dwellings,* Inoproved xvi.. 3co Dyeing, New Method of xiv.. 574 Dyes, Effect of Wrapping-Papers on. ...... 866 Dynamo-Electric Machines, New Applica tion of xx.. 638 Dynamo-Electric Mathines in Teleg- raphy XIX. .950 Edged Tools, New Form of XIII. .733 Edisons Electro-Motograph xviii.. 154 Eggs and Meat, Preservalion of XI. .905 Electrical Deposition of 7,Setals xv.. o86 Electrical Novelties, Some xviii. .636 Electrical Separators, New 948 Electrical Signal, Simple xix. .638 Electric Balanco xix. .476 Electric Burner, New XIII.. 574 Electric Candle, The xiv. .86~ Electric Gas-Lighting xiv.. 725 Electricity, Frictional, Novel Applicalion of XX. .479 Electric Lamp, New xvii.. 452 Electric Lamp, New xvii.. ~o8 Electric Lamp, New xviii.. 798 Electric Lamp, New Forms of Xvii.. 763 Electric Lighting,0 Progress in xvii.. I56 Electric Lighting, Progress in XIX. .950 Electric Ships log XIII. .573 Electtic Spark Pen xvii. .6I3 Electro-Engraving Machine xviii.. 796 Electrolysis, Desilvering Lead Base Bullion by xvi. .909 Electro.7dagnetic Pen, The XI. .595 Electro.Motograph,5 Edisons xviii..o 54 112 INDEX. WORLDS WORK, THE. Index of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Elevator, Warehouse, New xx.. i58 Emery-Grinding x:i. .138 Engineering, Maritime xi.. 597 Engine, Oil xi.. 756 Engines for Steep Grades XI.. 452 Engines, Locomotive xii. .283 Engines, l\Iarine and Stationary, Novelties in XI. .3oo Engine, Solar XI.. 594 Engine, The Compression XI. .453 Etching Metals ix.. 636 Expression Glass xi. .755 Fac-simile Copying xiv.. 269 Faradic Machine, New xix.. 327 Felted Fahrics, Incised Designs on... xiv. .865 Filtering under Pressure xvi.. 445 Filters, Intermittent xm. .878 Filtration of Metals III. .429 Finials xi.. 299 Fire-Escape, Hydraulic xvii.. 452 Fire-Grate, Revolving XIII. .732 Firemans Dress xiii. .239 Fire-Proof Construction xi.. 904 Fire-Proof Dwellings v. .242 Fire-Proof Shutters xii.. 444 Fire Screenfor Forges ix..3i8 Fish, Hahits of xii.. 604 Flexihle Shaft, New Uses for the Ix.. 476 Floating and Depositing Dock xii.. 6o~ Flooring, A New xviii.. 798 Floors, Solid Wood xiv.. 224 Flour Mills, Improvement in xi.. 905 Fruit Press, New xix. .636 Fuel, Economy of xv.. 748 Fuel, Economy of xvii.. 924 Fuels, New Xi.. 597 Gas and Steam Motor xviii.. Gaseous Fuel xiv.. 423 Gas from Cotton Waste vi.. 444 Gas Fuels XX.. 949 Gas-Lighting, Electric xiv. .725 Gas-Lighting, Electric, Improvement in. xv.. 899 Gas-Light, Regenerative System Applied to xviii. .948 Gas-Lighting, Regenerative xx.. ~x8 Gas-Stove, Thermostatic xiii.. 574 Gauge-Cock, New Steam ..... Glass, Expression xi.. 755 Glass Sleepers xix.. 6~6 Glass, Toughened xii. .923 Glassware, Granulated Gold in xiv.. 269 Glohe for Schools, A New xix.. 952 Gold, Granulated, in Glassware xiv.. 269 Grades, Steep, Engines for xi. .452 Graining, Nature Printing in xv.. 242 Gum, A New xviii. .4~5 Guns, Armored xiii. .878 Hand-Drill, New xvi.. Hay, Storing Green xiii.. 878 Heating Dwellings, Improved Method of XX. .476 Heliotrope, Apparatus for Signaling hy Means of a xvii. .9i6 Heliotyping, Direct Process in xi.. 755 Hops, Preservation of XI.. 596 Hop-Vines for Fiher, Proposed Treatment of xviii.. 476 Horograph, The xviii.. 475 Hot-Air Pumping Engine, New* XX.. 797 Hot Blast Stove, Improved XII.. 764 Hydraulic Elevator for Canals xii.. 763 Hydraulic Fire-Escape.... - xvii. .452 Hydraulic Mining System Applied to Dredging xx.. 477 Hydraulic Shears xii.. 282 Hydro-Carhon Furnace, The XI.. 138 Ice, Sheet, Artificial Production of.. . Xii.. 922 Illuminated Watch Dials xvii.. 764. Ingots for Seamless Tuhes xiii.. 573 Instruments, New Measuring xi.. 595 Insulating Under-ground Wires, Improved Method of xviii. .634 Iron and Steel, Uniting xv.. 442 Iron Bridges, New Design for xiv.. 725 Ironing Machine, Improved xvii.. 309 Iron, Preservation of xiv. .270 Iron, Preservation of xvii. .925 Joints, Riveted .. xi.. 240 Kerosene, Safe Storage of XIII.. 238 Vol. Page. Kitchen, New Portahle . ..... 442 Knights American Mechanical Dic- tionary XIII. .428 Lead Base Bullion, Desilvering hy Elec trolysis xvi.. 909 Lead Poisoning, Corrective in xiii.. 878 Leather, Vegetahle XIII.. 239 Leveling Instrument, New II.. 923 Life Signals, Inextinguishahle xi.. Light from Oyster Shells xx. .478 Lights, Safety Train xiv.. 225 Lignose Xi. .905 Liquids, Filtration of xiii.. 283 Locomotive Construction, Improvement in xv. .900 Locomotive Fittings, Improved xviii.. 634 Locomotives, Compound xv. .442 Luhricator, Automatic XI.. 299 Magazine Guns xx.. 637 Marine and Stationary Engines, Novelties iii XI.. 300 Maritime Engineering XI.. 597 Mats and Rugs, Felt Used for xiv.. Measuring Instruments, New XI.. 595 Measuring Plane Surfaces, Machine for [xvii. .452 Meat and Eggs, Preservation of XI.. 905 Meat, Preservation of; hy Cold xii.. 283 Medicines, Frozen XII.. 138 Memoranda XI.. 242, 300, 453, 757, 906 [xii. .240, o8~, 6o~, 765; xiii. .240, 284 [429, 574, 733, 879; xiv.. 225, 270, 866 [xv. .444, 604, 749; xvi. .302, 445, 757, 909 [xvii. .320, ~ 6i~, 765; xviii. .328, 798 ~ XIX.. 257, 476; xx. .950 Mercurial Safety-Valve XI.. 139 Metallic Compound, New XX.. 477 Metallic Sands, Apparatus for Treating [xx. .6~8 Metallic Suhstanccs from Grain, Removing [xviii. .475 Metallurgical Science, Progress in . xviii.. 634 Metallurgy, Further Advance in.... xviii.. Metallurgy, Important Advance in.. ...... 255 Metals, Electrical Deposition of xv.. 286 Metals, Filtration of XIII.. 429 Milk-Cooler xv.. 242 Milk-Tester, Centrifugal xx.. 259 Miners, a Suggestion to xv.. 242 Mines, Driving Galleries in xiii.. 878 Mooring-Anchor, New Form of xiv.. 724 Motor for Farms, Cheap and Convenieiit [xvi. ~ Motor, Gas and Steam xviii.. 635 Motor, Portahle, Improved Style of. ....... 6i3 Motor, Street-Car xvii.. ~o8 Multiple Telegrams XI.. 452 Music Applied to Decoration, Graphic Il lustrations of XI. .24c (See Note under Memoranda, xi., 3oi.) Muslin Glass xv.. Non-Accinic Light xii. .284 Ohstructions in Tuhes, Appliance for Locat ing xv..6o~ Odoncoscope, The xii. ~ Oil as a Steam Fuel xiv.. 224 Oil Engine XI. .756 Oils, Refined, New Uses for XIII. .282 Ophihalmoscope, Improved XIII. .428 Orchestration, Recent Researches in. ....... 427 Organ Building, Improvements in.... Xiv. ~ Ostrich Farming XI.. 596 Oxygenated Blast, An XII. .923 Oyster Shells, Light from XX. .478 Painting Stairs Crossing Windows.. ....... 765 Palmelline xix.. 328 Pantagraph, Polar xviii.. 948 Paper Boxes, Seamless xx.. Paper for Roofing Domes xvii.. 925 Paper Friction Pulleys XvII. .764 Paper Materials, New XI.. 906 Pavement Rammer, Steam xix. .475 Paving Blocks, Artificial XIII. .879 Peat, Wet, Burning xvii.. 453 Pedo-Motor, The xvii.. 924 Pendulum, Novel Application of; to Useful Work xix.. o~6 Pentagraph, The Application of the ... Xi.. 299 Pen, The Electro-Magnetic Xi.. 595 WORLDS WORK, THE. Index of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Perfumes, Extraction of XX.. 478 Phonograph, The xv.. 899 Phonometer, The xi.. 139 Photographic Process, New XII.. 445 Photographic Registry of Deeds xi.. 756 Photographs, Colored XI.. 299 Photo-Printing Process, Novel xix. .6~8 Piano, Transposing XX.. 159 Plaiting-Machines xv.. 604 Planing Machine, Stone XVII.. 915 Planter, Cotton XI.. 905 Plants, Soft, New Method of Propa gating XV.. 441 Plastering, New Form of xv. .443 Platform, Improved Builders xix.. t56 Plating with Tin xvii.. 764 Pneumatic Cartage XII. .604 Pneumatic Clock System, The XIV. .724 Pneumatic Dredgers, Improved Xiv. .864 Portable Railways Xvi. .907 Poultry, Machine for Feeding XVI.. 755 Preservative Agent, New Xviii.. 318 Preservative Wrapping-Papers XX.. 478 Printing Press and Folder, Combined. ..... 450 Profilograph, The XX.. 478 Propeller, Movable, for Sailing Ships . ..... 596 Propellers, Ship and Canal Boat XI. Pulleys, Paper Friction XVII.. 764 Pumping Engine, Large XII. .604 Pumping, Three-Cylinder Engines Applied to XI. .905 Railroad Fog Signal XII. .284 Railways, Portable xvi.. 907 Refrigerating Apparatus, Improved. xviii.. 474 Refrigerating Process, Improved XIX. .951 Regenerative System Applied to Gas- light XVIII.. 948 Respirator, Feather XIII.. 140 River Improvement, Western xx.. i~6 Riveting-Machine XVI.. 756 Road-Beds for Bridges xi.. 756 Rubber Goods, Improved Process in Manu facture of XIV.. 224 Safety Train Lights XIV.. 125 Salicylic Acid, Further Applications of. xii.. 6o5 Salt-Water Condenser, New xviii.. 474 Sanitas xix.. Scale, Novel Counter XI.. 298 Scrap Tin, Utilization of XX.. 950 Screw, Steering with Reversed xiii. .282 Screw, The Steering xix. .637 Sewer-Gas Trap, Improved Form of... xv.. 900 Sewing Machines, Mending Appliance for xv. .442 Shafting, Flexible XIII. .283 Shaft-Sinking by Machinery XI.. 906 Shaper and Planer, Hand XI.. 300 Sheep for Profit XI.. 300 Sheep-Shearing Machine XII. .912 Ship and Canal Boat Propellers XI.. 597 Ships Log, Electric XIII. .573 Ships, Ventilation of xii.. Shutters, Fire-Proof XII. .444 Signal, Electrical, Simple XIX.. 638 Signaling by Means of a Heliotrope, Appa ratus for xvii. .916 Signal,* Wireless Block XIII.. 731 Sleepers, Glass xix. .636 Solar Engine XI.. 594 Sounding Apparatus, New XV.. 285 Sounding Lead, New XI.. 906 Speed Indicator XI.. 596 Stage for Theaters, New xix.. 316 Steam Condenser, New 1111.. 635 Steam Derrick XII.. 764 Steam-Engine, Improved XVI.. 908 Steam-Engines, Bisulphide ofCarbonin.xx. .319 Steam Fire-Engine Boiler, New XX.. 949 Steam Pavement Rammer XIX. .475 Steam Plowing and Traction Engines.xiv. . t23 Steamships, New Steering-Gear for.. XIII. .429 Steel, New Process in Making XIV.. 270 Steel, Testing the Quality of, Apparatus for XVIII.. 797 Vol. Page. Steering-Gear, New, for Steam-ships. ....... 429 Steering with Reversed Screw XIII..282 Stenochromy XIV. .269 Stone, Artificial, Improvement in Making [xvii.. 309 Stopper, Boiler Tube XI.. Stop-Watch for Measuring Distances by Sound XIII. .573 Street-Car Motor XVII.. 308 Sugar-Beet Culture XII. .444 Telegrams, Multiple XI.. 451 Telegraphic Transmitter, New XIV. .725 Telegraph, The Writing XVIII.. 317 Telegraph Wire, New Insulated XVII .452 Telegraphy, Automatic, Experiments in [xviii. .948 Telegraphy, Dynamo-Electric Machines in XIX. .950 Telephone, Singing, for Schools xvi.. Telephony, Progress in xv.. 285 Telephony, Recent Improvements in. xvi.. 6oo Temperatures, Under-ground, Observing [xvii. .452 Temporary Blast, New Method of Obtain ing XIX. .476 Tenement Houses,* Plans for xviii.. 155 Testing Iron Wire, Novel Method of. xviii.. 474 Testing Machine for Fabrics xviii.. 949 Theater,* A New IX. .796 Thermograph XVIII.. 797 Thermometer, Maximum and Minimum xii. .139 Thermometer, Use of, in Storing Pota toes XIII. .574 Three-Cylinder Engines Applied to Pump ing XI. .905 Timber, Boiler for Stripping Bark from XIII. .428 Time, Influence of, on Stress XIX.. Tinning Metals, New Formuln in XII. .4~4 Tin, Plating with XVII.. 764 Tin, Scrap, Utilization of xx. .950 Tires, Shrinking on, by Hot Water.... xv.. 443 Tools for Amateurs, New XVII.. 764 Topophone, The XX.. 797 Tow-Boats, Canal XI.. 755 Tube-Cleaner, New XIX. .475 Tube Wells, Improved Method of Sink ing xv. .603 Tubular Piles XVIII.. 318 Under-ground Temperatures, Observing [xvii. .452 Uninflammable Dress Material XI.. 905 Vegetable Leather XIII.. 139 Ventilation, Cheap XX. .316 Ventilation of Ships XII. .138 Violin, Improved XVIII.. 475 WashingSmoke XI. .453 Watches, Demagnetization of XI.. 298 Watch-Making XIV. .574 Water-Heater, Novel XIII. .212 Water Pressure Regulator xv.. 748 Water-Propulsion XIV. .723 Water Raising, New Apparatus for.. ...... 124 Water, Subterranean, Method of Showing the Movenient of XV. .901 Water-Trough, Self-Supplying XIII..139 Weighing Apparatus, New XIV. .725 Weighing-Machine, Recording XIII. .879 Weighing-Scales, Calculating Attachments for XIX. .317 Western River Improvement XX.. i~6 White Lead, New Method ofMaking. XVIII.. 476 Wire, Gauging, Proposed Change in the Sys temof XV..443 Wire Rolling-Mill XVII. .613 Window-Screens, Novel Styles of .... XIV.. 269 Wood, Inlaying by Compression XVII.. 915 Wood, Preservation of XVII.. 914 Wood-Pulp, Culture of the Aspen for . ..... 299 Wool from Skins, Machine for Remov ing XII. .913 Writing Telegraph, The XVIII.. 317 Xylographic Decoration XIii..428 Zinc, as a Preventive of Boiler Incrusta tion XIII..732 Worthy Women of our First Century~1 Culture and Progress XV.. 282 Wright, Elizur. The Apotheoeis of Dirt~: A Reply Communications XX. .939 8 PART TWO, VOLS. XL TO XX. I 13 Vol. Page, INDEX. Vol. Page. Wright, Margaret B., Papers by: An American Colony io a Normandy Manor- Bohemian Days xvi.. 121 House xv. .640 Wright, R. W. Richmond Since the War xiv. .303 Write it Yourself Topics of the Time XVIII. . 784 Writer, A. Poem. (F. S. S.) Brie-d-Brae XVII1. 159 Writing Telegraph,0 The The Worlds Work XVIII.. 317 Wurts, George. The Summons. Poem XII 428 Wyeth, Mary E. C. Moses an Aaron XIV.. 542 Wyse, W. C. B., Poems by: In Memoriam. (On the Late Prince Impe- rial) xviii. .752 Sonnets in Memoriam of the Late Printe Imperial XIX.. 131 XIYLOGRAPHIC Decoration he Worlds Work XIII. .428 YALE College IlItis. Planting the Ivy, Vale College XI.. 761 The Divinity School 762 Du~fee Hall 762 Statue of Rector Pierson 763 Vale Art Building 764 Rector Piersons Chair 765 Portrait of Governor Yale 766 The Old South Pump 767 President Theodore D. Woolsey 767 President Noah Porter 768 The College Fence 768 Plan of Vale College Grounds 769 Franklins Clock in the Lihrary The Old Brick Row .... 769 770 Farnam Hall 771 Henry A. Beers XI. .761 Going to Prayers in the Olden Time 771 Hannibal 772 Coming from Prayers 772 Interior of Students Room Annual Examination in Alumni Hall Society Halls 776 Presentation Day 777 The Lihrary 778 New Chapel 779 Sheffield Hall 780 Peahody Museum 781 Yale Boat-house 782 Dr. Leonard Bacon 782 Professor Weirs Studio 783 Reading Class History 784 Yarrow, Quipple, Poems by: Getting to the Point xiv.. 576 The Triumph of Oliver Bumm xvi. Yo Semite Trip, Hints for the. (George H. Fitch) Home and Society 48 Younger Edda. (R. B. Anderson) Culture and Prod ress XX..154 Young, W. XV. The Peaks of Thule. Poem XX.. 853 Youth to the Poet. (To Oliver Wendell Holmes) Geor0e Parsons Latkroy5 XIX.. 740 Yriartes (Charles) Yenice Gulture and Progress XIX. .314 A., Papers by: Fahles, S-la-mode xvi.. ~ An Interview with a Poet of the Future The Invention of the Dictionary xv. .607 [xvii. .916 A Ballad xvii.. 455 A Pair of Quatrains xviii.. 950 Zimmerman, Charles A. Field Sports in Minnesota 0 XVIII.. 826 Zinc, as a Preventive of Boiler Incrustation The Worlds Work XIII. .732 Zoblogy, Elements of. (Sanborn Tenney) Culture and Progress XI.. 295 114 PART 3, VOLS. XXI TO XXX VOLS. XXI AND XXII UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY VOLS. XXIII TO XXX (NEW SERIES, VOLS. i To 8) UNDER THE NAME THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INDEX TO THE CENTURY MAGAZINE (VOLs. XXI & XXII BEING UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY). PART 3, VOLS. TWENTY-ONE TO THIRTY, INCLUSIVE. EXPLANATION. Titles of Books reviewed are placed in quotation marks. The affix of the Asterisk (*) to the title of an article sign~/ics that it is illustrat~ed. The names of Authors, and of the Editorial Departments of the Ma6 azine, are in Italics. Where a single paper has been contributed, it is placed after the name of its author, but where more than one, they are placed under the name. The first numeral (thus, 4) indicates the number of the volume i the New Series under the present name, The (entury Magazine. The Roman letters (thus, xxvi) indicate the number of the volume in the serics from the beginning of Scribners Monthly. A FeC. Page. ti. u WHAT shall be done with our Ex-Presidents ? Open Letters 8. . . XXX. .647 Abbeys (Edwin A.) Illustrations of Herrick Literature 3... xxv.. 627 Abbeys (Henry) The City of Success Open Letters 6. xxviii. .465 Abigail Becker. Poem Amanda T. Jones 8.. . xxx.. Soo Abolition. See Connecticut in the Middle Ages. Abolition, Did it Abolish? (Leonard Woolsey Bacon) . Open Letters 4 . . xxvi. .636 See also 153. Aboriginal Pilgrimage,~ An Sylvester Baxter 2.. XXIV.. 526 Illustrations by W. L. Taylor, W. F. Metcalf, and others. Illus. Portrait and Zulu Autograph of F. H. The Reception at Wellesley Cushing ~ai Portrait and Autograph of Pa-lo.wah.tiwa ~ Portrait and Autograph of Nai-iu-tchi 529 Portrait and Autograph of Lai-iu-ah-tsai- Pedro Pino ~zp lun-kia 534 The Zufiis Story 530 Portrait and Autograph of Na-na-he 535 The Song 5~c Burying the Sacred Plumesticks in the Portrait and Autograph of Ks-a-si 531 Ocean 536 The First Sight of the Atlantic 532 National Seal of the ZuiSis About People (Kate Gannett Wells) D Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 796 Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder. Poem. (John A. Fraser, Jr.) Brie-cl .Brac 6.xxviit. .958 Absence of Mind. Poem. (J. T. Wheelright) I.. XXIII.. 797 Academical Degrees: Especially Honorary Degrees in the United States Theodore D. Woolsey ... 6. xxviii.. 365 Accepted. Poem. (Robertson Trowhridge) . Brie-h -B rae S.. .xxx. .~74 Acting. See London Theaters, The. Acting, The Study of, in Paris. (Juliet M. Everts) . Open Letters 6. xxviii. .471 See also 475. Actor and his Art, The. (C. Coquelin) Culture and Proh ress XXII. .954 Actor Series, The American. Vols. I., II., and III Literature 2.. xxiv. .468 Actors, Foreign, on the American Stage5 - Brander Matthews xXI. .521 Illustrations by Robert Blum, and from Photographs. Illus. Rachel as Phidra 529 Ristori as Mary Smart 532 Fechter as Monte C/ntaCo 530 Salvini .533 Madame Janauschek See also Irving, Modjeska, Anderson, Barnay, and Barrett.

INDEX TO THE CENTURY MAGAZINE (VOLs. XXI & XXII BEING UNDER THE NAME SCRIBNERS MONTHLY). PART 3, VOLS. TWENTY-ONE TO THIRTY, INCLUSIVE. EXPLANATION. Titles of Books reviewed are placed in quotation marks. The affix of the Asterisk (*) to the title of an article sign~/ics that it is illustrat~ed. The names of Authors, and of the Editorial Departments of the Ma6 azine, are in Italics. Where a single paper has been contributed, it is placed after the name of its author, but where more than one, they are placed under the name. The first numeral (thus, 4) indicates the number of the volume i the New Series under the present name, The (entury Magazine. The Roman letters (thus, xxvi) indicate the number of the volume in the serics from the beginning of Scribners Monthly. A FeC. Page. ti. u WHAT shall be done with our Ex-Presidents ? Open Letters 8. . . XXX. .647 Abbeys (Edwin A.) Illustrations of Herrick Literature 3... xxv.. 627 Abbeys (Henry) The City of Success Open Letters 6. xxviii. .465 Abigail Becker. Poem Amanda T. Jones 8.. . xxx.. Soo Abolition. See Connecticut in the Middle Ages. Abolition, Did it Abolish? (Leonard Woolsey Bacon) . Open Letters 4 . . xxvi. .636 See also 153. Aboriginal Pilgrimage,~ An Sylvester Baxter 2.. XXIV.. 526 Illustrations by W. L. Taylor, W. F. Metcalf, and others. Illus. Portrait and Zulu Autograph of F. H. The Reception at Wellesley Cushing ~ai Portrait and Autograph of Pa-lo.wah.tiwa ~ Portrait and Autograph of Nai-iu-tchi 529 Portrait and Autograph of Lai-iu-ah-tsai- Pedro Pino ~zp lun-kia 534 The Zufiis Story 530 Portrait and Autograph of Na-na-he 535 The Song 5~c Burying the Sacred Plumesticks in the Portrait and Autograph of Ks-a-si 531 Ocean 536 The First Sight of the Atlantic 532 National Seal of the ZuiSis About People (Kate Gannett Wells) D Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 796 Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder. Poem. (John A. Fraser, Jr.) Brie-cl .Brac 6.xxviit. .958 Absence of Mind. Poem. (J. T. Wheelright) I.. XXIII.. 797 Academical Degrees: Especially Honorary Degrees in the United States Theodore D. Woolsey ... 6. xxviii.. 365 Accepted. Poem. (Robertson Trowhridge) . Brie-h -B rae S.. .xxx. .~74 Acting. See London Theaters, The. Acting, The Study of, in Paris. (Juliet M. Everts) . Open Letters 6. xxviii. .471 See also 475. Actor and his Art, The. (C. Coquelin) Culture and Proh ress XXII. .954 Actor Series, The American. Vols. I., II., and III Literature 2.. xxiv. .468 Actors, Foreign, on the American Stage5 - Brander Matthews xXI. .521 Illustrations by Robert Blum, and from Photographs. Illus. Rachel as Phidra 529 Ristori as Mary Smart 532 Fechter as Monte C/ntaCo 530 Salvini .533 Madame Janauschek See also Irving, Modjeska, Anderson, Barnay, and Barrett. 2 INDEX. Vol. Page. Actor, To a Weak-voiced. Poem. (Ben Wood Davis) Brie-el-Proc 6. xxviii. .480 Adams, Charles Follen. Prevalent Poetry. Poem Brie-el -.8 rae XXII. .960 Adams, Charlotte. Artists Models in New Vorka 3.. XXV. .569 Adams, F. G. On Woodmans Portrait of John Brown Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .477 Adamss (Henry) John Randolph Literature 3.. XXV.. 792 Adams, John Quincy. (John T. Morse, Jr.) 2.. XXIV. .463 Adams, Oscar Fay, Poems by: Song 4. xxvi. .159 To Modjeska as Rosatind 7. xxix. .~6o Adams, Robert, Jr. The Oldest Club in America* 4.. XXVI.. 544 Adee, Alvey A.., Papers by: The Garland. Poem 2. xxiv. .959 Too Too 4. xxvi. .479 Adventure, Stories of. (E. E. Hale) Literature I.. XXIII.. 474 Advertising Power of a Good Name, On the Topics of the Time 6. XXVIII. .462 Aisthetic. Poem. (Ella Wheeler) Brie-el -B rae XXII.. 8oo Affinities. Poem. (William M. Briggs) 3... XXV. .479 Afghanistan. See India. Afterglow. Poem. (Elizabeth Akers Allen) Brie-el Brae 2.. XXIV. .320 Afterglow. Poem Marie Mason XXII. .942 After Sorrows Night. Poem Richard Watson Gilder .... 4.. XXVI.. 8o After the Rain. Poem Annie B. Annan .2.. XXIV. .408 Afterthought, An. Poem. (Samuel Minturn Peck) Brie-el -B rae 6. XXVIII.. 320 Agamemnon(Robert Browning) Literature 3... XXV. .468 Agassiz Association, The Home and Society 3. . ...... 153 Ernest 4.. XXVI.. 728 Agassizs (Alexander) Laboratory Zuxersoll Illustration: Portrait of Alexander Agassiz, engraved by Velten, from a Photograph by Notman, 721. Age and Death. Poem Pomoza Lazarus 5. . XXVII.. 53 Agricultural Experiment Stations C/caries Barnard XXI. .624 Agriculture, Coliperative (J. W. Caldveell) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .316 Ab, si Jeunesse Savait! Poem. (A. C. Gordon) Bric-el-Brac I.. XXIII.. 799 Aidi, Hamilton. A Seville Love-song. Poem 5. XXVII.. 797 Airs from Arcady and Elsewhere. (H. C. Bunner) Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .466 Akers, Elizabeth. See Allen, Elizabeth Akers. Alaska,5 Among the Thlinkits in C. E. S. Wood 2.. XXIV. .323 Illustrations by Francis Lathrop, H. Bolton Jones, Frank C. Jones, and Alfred Brennan. Illus. Basket and Spoon 324 Drumstick and War Knives 332 Going Fishing 325 Sham5ns Rattle 332 The Indian Village of Sitka 326 Brown Wood Pipe-howl 332 Domestic Bowl 326 Pipe-bowl made from Deer Antler 332 The Main Street of Silka 327 Wood Pipe-bowlwith Native Copper Top .332 An Alaskan Interior 321 Sham6ns Rattle 333 War Canoes 329 Thlinkit Woman Basket-work 329 Bone Stakes for Marten Trap 334 Chiefs Cloak 330 Traveling Chest 334 Womans Wooden Comb 330 Ancestral Spoons 335 Halibut Hook 331 Body of Chief Shakes 336 Alaska,5 The Great River of Frederiek Se/i zoatha 8.. XXX.. 738, 819 Illustrations by Henry Sandham and J. A. Fraser, after sketches by the author; engraved by C. Schwarzhurger, H. E. Sylvester, A. Lindsay, A. Irwin, J. F. Jungling, Atwood, Evans, and A. Schussler. Map by Jacob Wells. Blus. Map of Alaska, and Part of British Looking up the Yukon 750 Columbia 731 A Medicine-man I i9 Canoeing up the Dayay River 740 Along the Banks lao Perrier Pass 741 Old Fort Vukon 821 Creeping Through the Fog 742 Indian Burial-ground 122 The Grand Caflon, Upper Yukon 744 Sweepers 123 Cascade near the End of the Grand Rapids.745 Ayans Pulling the Raft las In the Rink Rapids, Upper Yukon 741 Johnnys Village, or Klat-ol-Klin 123 General View of the Rink Rapids 749 Fishing on the Vukon 825 The Raft 749 Killing a Moose in the Water 126 Looking down the Yukon 750 Anvic Indians 128 See also Chilcat Country, In the. Albania, In, with the Ghegs At/jo? May/zezo . XXI..377 Illustrations by R. C. Woodville. Illus. Tomb of S. Skanderbeg at Alessio ~ A Scene in a Bazar 314 Albanian Horse with Wooden Pack-saddle .371 A Banquet in the Mountains. A Miridite by the Lake of Scutari 379 Adem-Agar, the Bolok-Bashi 316 A Christian Lady of Albania ~8o A Way-side Khan 387 The Frontier Guard ~8t Nikleka, Chief of the Clementis 381 A Frontier Guard on Duty 382 Entrance to a Fishing-village of Albania .. .390 Albee, John. Rose-Gerardia. Poem XXIV.. 243 Album, Pages from an. Poems. (Robert Browning and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) Brie-h-Proc 3.. XXV.. 159 Alcdzar, The Story of the . .. Mary Ha/lock Foote 2.. XXIV.. I Alcotts (Louisa M.) Jack and Jill Culture and Progress XXI. .481 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 3 I/o!. Page. Aldrich, Anna R. Loves Change. Poem 7.. XXIX. .819 Aldrichs (Thomas Bailey) Mercedes Open Letters 6. xxviii. .464 Aldrichs (Thomas Bailey) Selected Poems Culture and Progress XXI.. 473 Aldrichs (Thomas Bailey) Stillwater Tragedy xi.. Alexandria, The Bombardment of. (C. F. Goodrich) Open Letters 6. xxviii . Rejoinder, by Stone Pasha. (Charles P. Stone) ... 6.xxviii. ~ Comment, by the Commander of the Galena. (0. A. Batcheller) 6. xxviii.. 950 Alexandria, Virginia. See Virginia Town, An Old. Alfabet, Reforming the. (Frederick A. Fernald) .4 . ....... 797 Allen, Elizabeth Akers, Poems by: Afterglow 2. .XXiV .. .320 Years After 3. xxv,.. .920 Endymion 6. xxv. ~ Allen, J. A. The Migration of Birds XXII. .932 Allen, Mary. The Gray Gulls Wing. Poem S... xxx . 56o Allen, Stephen M. Reminiscences of Daniel Webster 7 . ....... 721 Allen, W. F. Standard Railway Time Open Letters 4 . . XXVI.. 796 Altruism. (A Tale.) Poem. (Robertson Trowbridge) Brie-ti -Proc S . ...... 495 America and France. (Lewis Rosenthal) Open Letters 4 . . XXVI .476 American Aristocracy, The Dreaded Topics of the Time 3 . ...... 143 See also xxiv.. 217. American Fiction, The Native Element in James Heritert Morse... 4.. XXVI. . 288,362 American Girl, An, Poem Arthur Penn XXI. 296 Illustration by E. L. Durand. American Politician, An. (F. Marion Crawford) Open Letters S... XXX. .649 Americans at Play Edward Eggleston .6.XXVIII. . 554 American Way, Not the Topics of the Time 7. XXIX. .953 America, To. Poem Harold Boulto;z I.. XXIII.. 297 America, To the Friends of, Abroad. (G.). communications I. XXIII. .146 Among the Hills. (E. Frances Poynter) Culture and Progress XXII.. 796 Amory, M. B. John Singleton Copley XXI. .759 Amorys (M. B,) Life of Copley Literature 2.. XXIV. .949 Amy. Poem. (H. C. Faulkner) Eric-ti -B roe 7, . XXIX. .158 Anachronism. (W. D. Howells) Opcn Letters 7. . XXIX. ~ Anastasia Illolmar 14orth Poycsen .~... XXV . 839 Anderson, j. A. Anecdotes of Lincoln Open Letters 6.xxviii. .317 Anderson, Mary, in London. (Walter Herries Pollock) 6.xxviii. .315 Andrews, William P., Papers by: An Inspired Life 2. XXIV. .159 Jones Very. Poem 3. xxv. .723 Angels, Echoes in the City of the ... .. H. H 5. XXVII. . 194 Illustrations by Henry Sandham. Illus. The Foonders of Los Angeles 295 A Street in Los Angeles 204 An Indian Stirrup 296 A Page from a Register of Branded Cattle.ao6 The Burial of a Founder i~ Swivel Gun 207 The Old Mexican Women 299 Tracing from a Mission Cash-book 207 Crowning the Favorite 200 A Veranda in Los Angeles 201 Angels Wings. Poem diary Bradley 4.. XXVI.. 359 Anglo-American Ballad, An. Poem Charlcs C. Leland i xxiii.. 665 Animals, American Wild, in Art Julian hawthorne 6. xxviii. .213 Illustrations from the sculptures of Edward Kemeys. Illus. The Still Hunt 223 Cats Head 226 Grizzly Bear 215 Playing Possum 217 Cougar and Young 226 Raccoon 228 Annan, Annie R., After the Rain. Poem 2.. XXIV. .4o8 Anne. (Constance Fenimore Woolson) Literature 2.. XXIV. .635 Antietam and Fredericksburg. (F. W. Palfrey) 2.. XXIV. .465 Antique Intaglio, An. Poem Susan /llarr Spalding xxii. . i6 Antiquity. Poem James Sanderson 4.. XXVI.. 27 Anti-Slavery. See Connecticut in the Middle Ages. Apartment-Houses, New (with elevations and plans) The Worlds Work XXI. .964~.XXII. . 157 Aphorisms from the Quarters. (J. A. Macon) Brie-ti-Proc. XXII . 6~o. Soo, 960.2 . XXIV. . 159 LXXV. .320,960; XXVI..159; XXVII..480, 639, 798, 959; XXIX. .640; xxx. .814 Apology, An, for Gazing at a Young Lady. Poem Bric-ti~Prac 2.. XXIV.. 639 April. Poem. (Thomas S. Collier) I.. Xxiii. .960 April, In. Poem Alice Wellington Rollins I. XXIII. .896 Arabian Nights, New. (Robert Louis Stevenson) .Literature 3.. XXV. .628 Arhuckle. John. Charles and Mary Lamb xxi. .693 Archmological Institutions of Americq, The Topics of the Time 3... XXV. .303 Archmological Study in America. Tlsomas XV. Ludlow Open Letters 8... XXX. .652 Archmologists, American, in Greece Literature 3. . XXV. . 305 Archer, W. W. Her Rival. Poem Bric-ti-Brac .... XXI. , 328 4 INDEX. Vol. Page. Archibald Malmaison. (Julian Hawthorne) Open LeUers 8.. XXX. 650 Architectural League of New York,5 The Roger Riordan 3. , ...... 698 Illustrations by members of the Architectural League and H. P. Share. Illus. A Country House 698 A Gate Lodge 703 Water-front of Bonded Warehouse 693 Design for a City Residence 703 Cast-iron Store-front 699 Designs for a Village School-house 704 A Meeting uf the League 703 Some of the Bills of Fare 204 Windmill of East Hampton, L. I 700 Turkish Fountain, Mytilene 705 A Dwelling at La Mans 701 Turkish Gravestone, Mytilene 706 Balcony of Stone 70! A Cornice Problem 706 Windmill and Billiard-room 702 Studies for Chimneys 707 A Stone Balcony 702 Old Tower in Southern France 707 Architecture in America,5 Recent Mrs. Se/i ny/er van Rensselaer . .6. xxviii. .48, [323,511; XXIX. .323 Illustrations by R. D. Andrews, C. Howard Walker, Harry Fenn, Francis Lathrop, W. H. Drake, A. W. Brunner, G. Fletcher Babb, H. B. MacCarter, Charles A. Vanderhoof, Rotch, Alfred Brennan, Tilden, W. R. Emerson. Illus. Crane Memorial Library, Quincy, Mass. 6. xxviii ~ Interior of the Crane Library Sever Hall, Cambridge, Mass 55 Ames Memorial Town-hall, North Easton, Mass 56 The Tower 56 Law School, Cambridge, Mass 57 Interior of the Senate Chamber, State Capi- tol, Albany Tower of City Hall City Hall, Albany 6o Main Entrance, City Hall 6o Columbia College Library, New York 6a Interior, Columbia College Library 63 Entrance to Columbia College Library 64 Lenox Library, New York: View of Center Front 64 Entrance to School of Arts, Columbia College 6~ Lenox Library: End View Alcove of the Society Library, New York.. 66 Memorial Tablet in the Society Library ... 67 Front of the Metropolitan Opera House... .324 Stage of the Metropolitan Opera House.... 325 Rear of the Opera House 326 Bracket and Scheme of Fire-place, Conver- sation Room, Casino, Newport 327 Tower of the Casino Court, Newport 321 Fire-place in the Ladies Reading-room.... 329 Interior of the Casino Theater 330 The Short Hills Music-hall 335 Interior of Theater 332 Railroad Station at North Easton 333 Stores, 173 Duane Street, New York 513 A Store at Newbtirgh 504 Stores in Bedford Street, Boston 515 Window over Door-way of Bedford Street Stores .~t6 Manhattan Warehouses 517 A Corner of the Manhattan Warehouses... ~t6 The Farmers Bank, Albany 518 lodustrial School in West Sixteenth Street.519 Store at ~ Broadway 520 Columbia Bank Building 521 Forty-second Street Entrance, Columbia Bank Building 521 Fire-place in American Safe Deposit Co...512 Produce Exchange Buildings, New York.. 523 North Chtrrch, Springfield 7. ....... 324 Trinity Church, N. V 325 Trinity Church, Boston Tower of Trinity Church 329 Chancel of Trinity Church 330 St. Pauls Church, North Andover g~t Interior of St. Stephens, Lynn 332 St. Pauls Church, Srockbridge 333 Episcopal Church, Rockland 334 Sr. Sylvias Church, Mount Desert Yale College Chapel 336 Arctic Exploration: Is it Worth its Cost? (J. E. Nourse) . . . Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .952 See also Schwatka. Arden, Alfred. Recent American Novels 5. XXVII..313 Armstrongs Primer of United States History Literature XXIII. .473 Army Life in Russia. (F. V. Greene) Culture and Progress XXI.. 162 Army Life, Lights and Shadows of George F. Williams 6. XXVIII.. 803 Illustrations by Edwin Forbes. Illus. Fall In for Soup 104 The Rear of the Column ho The Return from Picket Duty So~ Home, Sweet Home l Itt Newspapers in Camp 8o6 Bummers Ito Traffic between the Lines during a Truce. .107 Going into Action 8t~ Through the Wilderness 8o8 Contrabands Coming into the Lines 804 Stuck in the Mud. A Flank March Across The Cavalry Skirmish Line Is 5 Country 809 The Halt of the Line of Battle 8t6 Army of the Cumherland, The (Henry M. Gist) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 793 Army under Pope, The. (John C. Ropes) I XXIII. .625 Arnold, George, The Poems of Culture and Progress XXII. .469 Arnold,5 1\Iatthew Andreeo Lang I.. XXIII.. 849 Illustration, Frontispiece Portrait facing page 8o~. Arnold, Matthew, in America. (henry A. Beers) Open Letters 5. XXVII.. 155 Arnold, Matthew, On Emerson and Carlyle Jo/in Burroug/is 5. XXVII . 925 Arnolds (Edwin) Poems Culture and Progress XXI. .474 Around the Hub. (Samuel Adams Drake~ Literature I. XXIII. .474 Art. See Beaux Art, Dutch Portraiture. Art, American, A Chinese Wall for Topics of the Time ~. XXVII. .784 Art American Monumental 6.XXVIII. .630 Art and Artists, Parisian. (Henry Bacon) Literature 3... XXV. 628 Art and Congressmen Topics of the Time 6.xxviii. .786 Art and the Stupidities of the Tariff XXI.. 631 Art, Animals in. See Animals, American Wild, in Art. Art, Free .... 3. . XXV. .619 Artemus Ward. See Ward. PART THREE, VOLS. XXL TO XXX. 5 Vol. P go. Art, Hopes and Fears for. (XVilliam Morris) Literature 2.. XXIV. .464 Artist, An American, in England0 AIrs.Schuyiervankensseiaer5. XXVII.. 13 Illustrations by Winslow Homer. Illus. A Charcoal Sketch 5. XXVII.. 23 Inside the Bar 20 Looking Over the Cliff a6 Outline of Inside the Bar 22 The Voice from the Cliffs iS Artist, An, among the Indians. See Indians, the, An Artist among. Artists, American. See also Painters, Younger, The, of America.~~ Artists,0 American, The Summer Haunts of Lizzie W. c/zampney 8. . XXX. .845 Illustrations, drawn by Harry Fenn, George Inness, jr., Thomas Moran, Percy Moran, R. Swain Gifford, William F. Halsall, Harry Chase, J. A. S. Monks, R. W. Shurtleff, and R. B. Birch. Illus. Studio of Thomas Cole 845 Studio of R. Swain Gifford 853 Exterior of George Innesss Studio 146 Snidio of William Sartais 154 Studio of George Inness, jr 147 Studio of William F. Halsall 154 Gable of Harry Fenns Studio 141 On Board the Bonnie, Harry Chases Interior of Harry Fenns Studio 141 Studio 855 Interior of Thomas Morans Studio 849 Elbridge Kingsleys Studio-car 856 Interior of Studio of Percy Moran 1~o J. A. S. Monks Studio 157 Fire-place of Samuel Colemans Studio 152 The Late George Fullers Studio 158 Window of Samuel Colemans Studio 152 Interior of R. W. Shurtleffs Studio 159 Studio of Eastman Johnson 1~a See also 973. Artists, Some English, and their Studios0 . (osmo Monk/souse XXIV. .553 Illustrations by C. A. Vanderhoof. Illus. Hall in Sir Frederic Leightons Studio .... ~ Other Side of Boughtons Studio ~6o Window from Cairo in Leightons Residence 554 Philip H. Morriss Studio ~6r Mantel in Leightons Studio s~ John Petties Studio 562 Leightons Studio 556 James D. Lintons Studio J. E. Millaiss Studio 55~ In Mrs. Alma Tademas Studio 564 V. C. Princepss Studio ~ Alma Tademas Studio George H. Boughtons House 551 Tademas Designing-room 567 Boughtons Studio 559 Entrance to Tademas Studio ~68 Art, Parisian, and Artists. (Henry Bacon) Literature 3... XXV - - 628 Art,0 Parisian, Glimpses of Henry Bacon XXI . 169, 423, 734 Illustrations by A. De Neuville, E. Duez, Merson, E. Dupain, P. Delance, V. Chevilliard, G. Claim, E. Detaille, Sarah Bernhardt, G. Jacquet, F. BerneBellecour, Butin, Beraud, Chialiva, De Nittis, Wahlberg, Lemaire, R. Madrazo, Jules L. Stewart, Louise Abbema, Jourdain, Alfred Stevens, Rico, Knight, Egusquiza, Olivii, Ricardo de Madrazo, Reni6, Bacon, and Gonzalez. Illus. The Reconnoissance xxi.. 269 On the Quay 426 By the Sea 270 Coast of Normandy 427 The Flight into Egypt 271 Portrait 428 The Good Samaritan 272 Study for a Picture 429 Louis XVI. VisitingaPotato-field ~ Portrait 430 The Salutation ~ Sketches 431 Sarah Bernhardt 276 Studio of Duez on the Sea-shore 735 Prussian Cavalrymen 177 Autumn 736 Memorandum Sketches 277 In Venice 737 The Voung Girl and Death i~~ Knights Glass Studio 731 Qulteuse slo The Waltzers 739 Battle of Malmaison ili On the Beach 740 Studies from Life 423 Study from Life 742 My Studio 424 Oaks 742 Sketch 424 Frkre in Sketching-sledge 742 Feeding the Calves 425 Study from Life 743 Art-Students, American, Abroad Topics of the Time 2. - XXIV. .459, 942 See also i. xxiii .259. Art Suggestions from the Masters. (Susan N. Carter) (zelture and Progress XXI. .803 Art, Talks on, W. H. Hunts Literature .. .... XXV. .957 Art-Tariff Topics oft/se Time 7. . XXIX. .953 Asbjdrnsens (P. Chr.) Folk and Fairy Tales Literature 3... XXV. .308 Aseheubroedel. (No Name Series) 2.. XXIV. - 794 Astronomy,0 The New S. P. Langley 6 XXVIII.. 712, 922 [~, XXIX. .224, 700 Illustrations by the Author and others. See also 6. XXVIII. .717. Astyanax, The Thought of, Beside lulus. Poem S. AL B. Piati. . XXI,. 77 Athene. See Parthenon, The Frieze of the. Atkinson, Edward, Papers by: Elementary Instruction in the Significant Aspects of the Atlan Mechanic Arts XXI - .902 tic Cotton Exposition I, XXIII. .563 Atlanta (Jacob D. Cox) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 793 Atlanta Cotton Exposition. See Cotton Exposition, Atlanta. Atlantic, North, Compulsory Lane Routes on the. With map.. captain Horatio McKay. - .8. . XXIII. - 91 Atropos vs. Lachesis. Poem. (Margaret Vandegrift) Bric-6-Brac 7.. XXIX. .959 At an Apple-Stand. Poem. (XV. A. Croffut) 6. XXVIII. .480 6 INDEX. Vol. Page. At Castle Hill, Newport. Poem C/caries de Kay xxvi. .696 At Last. Poem. (R. K. Munkittrick) Bric-d-Brac 4 . XXVI.. 479 At Long Branch. (Fits James MacCarthy) XXII . . 8oo At Rome: Farewell to Bianca. Poem Henry Eckford I.. XXIII.. 864 At Sea John Burroughs 3...XXV..867 Illustration, an original engraving by Elbridge Kingsley. At Sunset. Poem Mary L. Ruler xxi. .688 At Teague Poteets. A Sketch of the Hog Mouotain Range .. Joel 0/candler Harris.. .4.XXVI. . 137, 185 At the Capital. (Drawing hy E. XV. Kemble.) Bric-d-Brac 8.. XXX. .975 At the Foot of Parnassus. Poem Encily S. Qakey xxii.. 943 At the i\lill. Poem B. C. Iliesser 4.. XXVI.. 551 At the Piano. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) Erce--Brac 8.. xxx. .8i6 At Twilight. Poem Edna Dale .4.. XXVI.. 925 Aunt Cindas Ranch Hency King XXI. .587 Auringer, 0. C. XVinter. Poem 7 XXIX.. 217 Aurora. Poem Henry Tyrrell 5. XXVII.. 355 Author of An Earnest Trifler. The Daughter of Henry Sage Rittenhouse XXII 498770 Author of The Village Convict. Eli I. . XXIII. .131 Authors Rights Topics of//ce Tune I. XXIII. .779 Autumn Meditation, An. Poem Richard Watson Gilder.... 7.. XXIX.. 459 Average Man, An ... . . Rolcert Grant 5.. XXVII. . 289, 375 [6o6, 706, 850; 6. XXVIII. .91, 177 Avowal, An. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) Bric-d-Ltrae 6. XXVIlI. . 960 A., W. H. The Summer Girl. Poem . 5. XXVII.. 479 Ayers, M. P. A Practical Suggestion 0/en Letter,r 5. XXVII.. 958 Ayress (Alfred) The Orthobpist and The Verbalist Literature 2 . XXIV. .460 ANDREW LANG Open Letters 4..XXVI..955 B., A. Recent Fiction 8... XXX. .649 Baboo Lore. (D. XV. Howland) Bric-d-Brac 4. . XXVI. .319 Baby Sorceress, The. Poem . Thomas Wentworth Hugginson 3... XXV.. 87 Backwoods Visions. Nova Scotia. Poem Roger Riordan I . XXIII.. 142 Bacon, Henry, Papers by: Rosa Bonheur5 6. xxviii. .133 Parisian Art and Artists 3. .xxv. .6a8 Glimpses of Parisian Art... xxi. .169, 423, 734 Bacon, Leonard, D. D. See Good Fight Finished, A. Bacon, Leonard \Voolsey, Papers by: A Good Fight Finished 3 ... xxv. .615 Did Abolition Abolish 9 4.. xxvi .636 Bacon (The Late Dr. Leonard) and the Abolitionists. (Oliver Johnson) Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 153 Badeau, Adam, Papers by: Lieut.-General Sheridan5 ~.. xxvii.. 496 The Last Days of General Grant5.I. .xxx. .919 General Grant* I .. ...... i51 Bailey, Alice XVard. Impatience. Poem Brie-h-Brae 8... XXX.. 335 Baillie-Grobman, XVilliam A. Hunting the Rocky Mountain Goat 7.. XXIX. .193 Baker, Marion A. The National Flag at New Orleans Open Letters 8... XXX. .492 Baker, William M. Rebecca Harding Davis 6.XXVIII. .151 Balchs (William Ralston) Garfields Words iteratucre I.. XXIII. .316 B., C. C. Miss Howards Guenn Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 154 Baldwin, Catherine. The Appeal of the Harvard Annex 6. XXVIII.. 791 Ballade of a Coquette. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman).... Brie-h-B rae 2.. XXlV..640 Ballade of a Swell. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 5. XXVII.. 960 Ballade of Ballades. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 6.XXVIII. .158 Ballade of Neglected Merit. Poem. (Andrew Lang) 6 XXVIII.. 157 Ballade of Rhyme. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 3.. XXV.. 8oo, 960 Ballad of Cassandra Brown, The. Poem. (Coroebus Green) 6. XXVIIl. . 320 Ballad of Old Meters, A. Poem. (D. A. Casserly) I . XXIII. . 159 Ballad of the Mist, A. Poem. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop... 4.. XXVI.. 19 Ballads, New. (Alfred Tennyson) .. . Culture and Progress XXI. .639 Ballards (Robert) The Solution of the Pyramid Problem Literature 3... XXV. .626 Ballast, Artificial he Worlds Work XXI.. 8o5 Bancroft, George. A Few XVords about Henry Clay5 8.. . XXX. .479 Bancrofts (Hubert Howe) Historical Enterprise. (Noah Brooks) Open Letters 7.. XXIX 469 Banks, Broken, and Lax Directors John Burroughs I.. XXIII.. 768 Bar Harbor Idyl, A. (Edward A. Church) Brie-ci-Broe 6. XXVIII. .640 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 7 Vol. Page. Barnard, Charles, Papers by: Agricultural Experiment Stations .... xxi.. 624 Ericssons Destroyer and her Ness Gun5 XXI. .689 The Shoppers Rehellion XXI.. 945 New Roads to a Trade i.. XXIII. .285 A Family Ice-House 3. .XXV. .154, 475 Women as Piano-tuners 3... xxv. .796 The Massachusetts Experiment in Education 4.. XXVI.. 789 Some New Inventions 5.XXVII. .473; [6. XXVIII. .312, 637; 8 . . xxx. .809 Silk Culture at Home 6 XXVIII. .475 Workingmens Cluhs and Coffee- houses 6 XXVIII. .796 Electrical Progress 7 . XXIX. .313 Barnards (Charles) Cobperatiun as a Business Culture and Progress XXII.. 465 Barnards (Charles) Knights of To-day XII. .477 Barnaval, Louis, The Love Poems of Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 465 Barnay as Mark Antony. (Emma Lazarus) 4.. XXVI. .312 Barrett, Lawrence, and his Plays. (George Edgar Montgomery) 5. XXVII.. 954 Barretts (Lawrence) Edwin Forrest Literature 2. . XXIV. .468 Barrow, David C., Jr., Papers by: A Georgia Plantation * XXI. .830 A Georgia Corn-Shucking * 2.. XXIV. .873 Bartletts (John) Shakespeare Phrase-Book Literature I.. XXIII.. 950 Bartletts (Truman H.) Life of Rimmer 3.. .XXV. .957 Bass,0 Striped Francis Endicott XXI. .698 Illustrations hy J. Bolles, C. A. Vanderhoof, XV. Taher, Thomas Moran, etc. Gosnolds Island, Bass Rock, and Down the Cliffs, Marthas Vineyard 706 68,jlhs., SirI 707 Fishing, A. n. 1496 708 Illus. Going to the Surf Stands 6)1 Cluh-house Stands, Cuttyhunk 699 The Light-house at Gay Head 702 The Slriped Bass, or Rock-fish 704 Fishing from the Stand 705 Bastians (H. C.) The Brain as an Organ of Mind Culture and Progress XXII.. 692 Batcheller, 0. A. On the Bombardment of Alexandria Open Letters .6. XXVIII.. 956 Bateman, Alfred Edward. Post-Office Savings-Banks in Great Britain XXII.. I 17 Bates, Charlotte Fiske, Poems by: A Prayer 4.. XXVI. .859 Unlooked-for Return 7. XXIX. .4o8 The Quatrain 5. XXVII. .960 My Thoughts and I 8. XXX .. 37 The Couplet 5. .XYVII. .960 Shaksperes Sonnets 8. XXX . .496 A Dnmh Beauty 5. XXVII. .960 Battery, The Secondary Tke Worlds Work I. XXIII. .319 Battle of Waterloo, The, Encored Alexander L. Kielland XXI. .457 Baxter, Sylvester. An Aboriginal Pilgrimage 2. . XXIV.. 526 Bayley, W. S. Petrography in America Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 317 Bay of Islands in Calm and Storm, The. See Cruise of the Alice May, The. B., E. A Rallying Point of a New Political Party . Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .149 Beaconsfield,* Lord P. M. Potter XXII.. 262 Illustration, Portrait of Lord Beaconsfield, 265. Beaconsfield, Lord James Bryce, M. P I.. XXIII.. 729 Beaconsfield, Was the Earl of, a Representative Jew 7 Emma Lazarus I.. XXIII. .939 See also DIsraeli. Beard, James C. Marine Forms as Applicable to Decoration ~. ~ XXI.. 809 Bear-Hunting in the South . James Gordon XXII. .857 Illustrations hy W. L. Shepard. Illus. Old Asa Cutting through the Cane-hrake.. .857 Ihe Death At Bay 86o Old Asa in Triumph 86~ Bear Hieroglyphics 861 Bear,* The Black Charles C. Ward I.. XXIII.. 718 Illustrations by James C. Beard, XV. Taher, H. P. Share (after original sketches hy the Author), and the Author. Illus. Head of Ursus A mericonus 721 Skull, Fore and Hind Paws of the Black Indian Hunter 722 Bear 723 The Bear Pass 722 Bear and Cubs 724 A Dead-fall Trap 723 Sacking a Lumher-camp 725 Beauregard, G. T. The Battle of Bull Run ~ 7.. XXIX.. So Beaux-Arts,5 The American Student at the Richard Whiting I.. XXIII.. 259 Illustrations by C. A. Vanderhoof, Henry Bacon, C. V. Turner, Frank C. Jones, W. F. Brown, St. John Harper, Frank. Fowler, C. E. Dubois, K. Cox, and T. Robinson. Illus. In the Latin Quarter . XXIII. .259 Old Farm-bouse in Switzerland 266 A Rosa Bonheur of the Future 260 A Bit in the Chapel 267 The Coppersmith 261 Vacation Days 268 The Four-oclock Sketch Club 262 Millets Studio and House at Barhizon . ... 269 Punishment of a Noveau 263 In the Court of the Beaux-Arts 270 The Arab Chief 264 Sketches in Sirons Dining-room 271 Study from Life s6~ A Corner of Sirons Dining-room 272 Becker, Abigail. Poem Amanda T. Jones 8... XXX.. 86o Bedinger, L. M. Mothers in American Novels flame and Society 3. . . XXV.. 311 8 INDEX. Vol. Page. Bee Pastures of California,0 The Jo/in Muir 2.. XXIV.. 222, 388 Illustrations by Roger Riordan and Harry Fenn. Illus. A Bee Ranch in Lower California 225 Cardinal Flower 389 A Shepherds Cabin 228 Wild Bockwheat 390 Wild-Bee Garden 229 A Bee Ranch in the Wilderness 390 In the San Gabriel Valley 388 A Bee Pasture on the Moraine Desert 391 White Sage 388 Spanish Bayonet 392 A Bee Ranch on the San Gabriel Range 389 A Bee-keepers Cabin 392 Beers, Henry A., Papers by: His Footsteps. Poem xxi.. 527 Split Zephyr 4.. XXVI.. 273 To Imogen at the Harp. Poem. .1. xxiii. .827 Matthew Arnold in America... .5. XXVII. .255 Invita Minerva. Poem ~.. XXV.. iSi Beers, XV. George, Papers by: The Canadian Mecca0 2. .XXIV..x Canada as a Winter Resort* . . .7. XXIX. .524 Behind her Fan. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) Brie-/i-brae I..XXIII. .480 Bellamys (Edward) Dr. Heidenhoffs Process Cit/lure ond Progres-s xxi. .644 Bellamys (Edward) Miss Ludingtons Sister. (XV. D. Howells) Open Lelters 6.xxVnI. .633 Bell-Call, Pneumatic The Worlds Work....., i.. xxsu.. 319 Bellew, Frank. My Mural Chum Poem Brie-/i -Brac 7.. XXIX.. 158 Belmont. See Western Flotilla. Benedict, Sir Julius. Jenny Lind XXII.. 120 Benevolence, Vicarious Topics of I/ic Time 4. ....... 631 Benevolence, Wise 3. . . XXV.. 844 Ben Hur. (Lew Wallace) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .155 Benjamin, S. G. W., Papers by: A Cruise in a Pilot-Boat k.... . .2. xxiii. .277 Ocean Steam-ships0 2. xxiv. .666 The Evolution of the American Vacht * The Corcoran Gallery of Art ... .2.. XXIV.. 8i5 a.. XXIV.. 35 The Cruise of the Alice May .~.. XXVII.. 545, Steam-Vachtingin America* .... 2. XXIV. .591 [729, 817; 6. XXVIII. .203, 163, 352 Benjamins (S. G. W.) Troy (u/lure and Progress XXI. .476 Benson, Berry. Distance. Poem Brie-/i-Brew 7.. XXIX.. 960 Benson, J. Harper. The Fair Physiologist. Poem 7.. XXIX. .478 Benton, Joel, Poems by: The Pretty Toll-gate Keeper . ...i. XXIII.. Soo Old Age 4.. XXVI.. 87 Song of the Parsee Lover 3.. XXV..64o The Lions Government 5.. XXVII.. 960 Berners (Dame Juliana) A Treatise of Fysahynge with an Angle Cu/lure and Progress XXI.. 803 Berries,0 Some New B. P. Roe XXII. .267 Illustrations by Pauline S. Roe and W. H. Gibson. Illus. The Bidwell Strawberry 267 The Seneca Queen 270 The Gregg Black-cap Raspberry 269 Bessie Brown, 1\J. D. Poem. (Samuel Minturn Peck) Brie-/i -Brae 7.. XXIX.. 480 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. See Brother Stolzs Beat. Bevans (Llewelyn D.) Sermons to Students Cu/litre and Progress XXII.. 154 Beware. Poem A. B. Boy/c XXII. .365 Bewick,0 Thomas Austin Dobson 2.. XXIV. . 643 Iliusirations by Harry and Walter Fenn, and from Bewicks originals. Illus. Bust of Bewick 644 The Tawny Owl 659 Cherryburn 645 A Farm-yard 66o Oviogham Parsonage 645 Poachers Tracking a Hare in the Snow.668 Oviogham Church 646 Kite-flying 66i Bewicks Workshop 647 Tail-piece: To the Curlew . 66i The Chilliogham Bull 648 Tail-piece: To the Beaver 662 The Ounce 656 Tail-piece: To Missel-Thrush 66a The Starling 657 Tail-piece: To Watercrake 663 The Short-eared Owl 657 Tail-piece: To the Jay 663 The Vellow Bunting 6~5 Bewick Drinking out of his Hat 663 Old English Hound 6~8 Bay Pony 664 The Common Boar 6~8 Bewicks Thumb-mark 66~ The Common Snipe 639 Bewick,0 Thomas, The Pupils of Austin Dobson 4.. XXVI.. 876 Illustrations from reproductions of the engravings in early editions, by Charlton Nesbit, Luke ClennelI, William Harvey, John Jackson, Ebenezer Landells, H. F. P. W. Hole, and others. B., F. Celestial Torments. Poem Brio-/i-Br e 6. XXVIII.. 389 B., F. A. A Novel Entertainment, from Punelt Home and Society XXI.. 952 B., H. J. To a Stolen Fan. Poem Brie-/i -B rae XXIV. .479 Bianciardi, E. D. R., Papers by: The Personal History of Garibaldi*.2. xxiv .495 Dum Vivimus, Vivamus. Poem. .5 XXVII .418 Under the Olives 0 4.XXVI.552 Bible in the Sunday-school, The Topics of the Time 7.. XXIX. 146 Bible Revision. See New Testament, How the, Came Down to Us. PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 9 Vol. P ge. Bible Revision, The, Among the People Topics of the Time XXII. .624 Bible Society, The, and the New Revision Charles S. Robinson, D. D XXI. .447 See also 951. Bicknell, Anna. The Pretenders to the Throne of France ~ 5. XXVII. .251 Bigelow, John. Some Recollections of Charles OConor 7.. XXIX. .725 Bigelows (John) Molinos the Quietist Literature 3... XXV. . 794 Biggar, E. B. F arming for Feathers 3... XXV. .411 Bigotry. Poem Edgar Fawcett S... XXX. .958 Birdseye, George, Poems by: Epigrams from the French xxi.. 967 Unspoken I.. xxx. .176 The New Play ~. xxix. .o6o Heart and Hand I. .XXX. .494 Birds (Isabella L.) Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Culture and Progress XXI. .959 Birds, Song, English and American John Burrou6 hs .... I.. XXIII. .357 Birds, The Migration of J. A. Allen XXII. .932 Bird-Voices. Poem A. Lampman 8... XXX.. i6i Birth of Man, The. A Legend of the Talmud. Poem Emma Lazarus 6. XXVIII.. 203 Bishop, Edwin F. Reply to Is the Jury System a Failure? 4.. XXVI.. 299 Bishop, William Henry, Papers by: The Lobster at Home* xxii. .209 Braxtons New Art 6. XXVIII. .171 Comment on New Vork as a Field for Fiction 5.. XXVII.. 470 Bismillak. Poem David L. Proudfit I.. XXIII.. 672 Bissell, J. \V. Sawing out a Channel above Island Number Ten * War Memoranda ... XXX. .324 Bji5rnson, Bjbrnstjerue. Norways Constitutional Struggle XXI. .603 Bji5rnsons (Bji5rnstjerne) Synniive Solbakken and Arne .Literature I.. XXIII. .786 Black Bass Fishing James A. Zienshall 4.. XXVI. .376 Illustrations from drawings by Gordon Trumbull and J. H. Cocks. Illus. Broke Away ~ Small-mouthed Black Bass 379 Large-mouthed Black Bass 371 (From a drawing by Dr. E. R. Copeland.) (From a drawing by Dr. E. R. Copeland.) Landing a Double 380 An Ideal Still-Fisher 311 Black Dawn, The. Poem John Vance Cheney 6. XXVIII.. 677 Black, Ivory. See Janvier, Thomas A. Blake, William, Life of. (A. Gilchrist) Literature 1. XXIII. . 788 Blanchard, F. To John Burroughs. Poem Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI.. 478 Blanden, Charles G. The Race. Poem 8... XXX. .976 Blasts, Exploder for Firing The Worlds Worh 2.. XXIV. .3 i6 Blauvelts (Augustus) The Present Religious Conflict. Literature 3... XXV. .149 Bliss, Charles R. The Weak Point of Mormonism I - . XXIII 782; XXIV.. 151 Bliss, D. XV. (M. D.) The Story of President Garfields Illness I.. XXIII 299 Blood, Henry Ames, Poems by: The Two Enchantments ~. .xxv. .383 The Rock in the Sea.5 4.. xxvi.. 497 Bloody Chasm, The. (J. XV. De Forest) . .7 Literature I.. XXIII. .627 Blue, The, and the Gray. (C. N. Jenkins) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .797 Blum, R. An Old Virginia Town XXI. .489 Boat-Building, Improvements in The Worlds Worh XXII. .638 Boat Propulsion . 3.. XXV.. 155 Boat-Rig, Novel XXI. .326 Bobstay, Bill. Around Cape Horn* XXIV.. 163 Bob White, the Game Bird of Americas Alfred M. Mayer XXVI. .483 Illustrations by James C. Beard and others. Illus. Bob White 414 At Dawn 411 Partrid8es, Male and Female 415 California Valley Partridge or Quail 419 White Bob White 456 European Red-legged Partridge 490 Bob White and European Quail 417 Mrs. Bob White and Family 492 Bob White Egg 457 Dead Quail 494 Bodley, Mr.,Abroad. (Horace Scudder) Culture and Pragress XXI. .321 Bokers (George H.) The Book of the Dead. Literature 3.. ...... 150 Bonaparte. See Bordentoxvn. Bonheur,~ Rosa Henry Bacon 6.XXVIII. .833 Illustrations by the Author and others. Illus. Portrait of Rosa Bonbeur 533 The Studio from the Road 838 The Siudjo of Rosa Bonheur 135 Crossing a Loch in the Highlands 839 Chlteau of By, the Home of Rosa Bonheur. 836 The Post-office at By 140 The Ch6teau Court-Vard: A ring at the Gate 837 Bonython, John Langdon. Whittiers Poem of Mogg Megone.Com;nunications .2.. XXIV.. 302 Book of Nature, A. Poem. (R. K. Munkittrick) Bric-d -B roe 7.. XXIX.. 799 Books for Young People Culture and Progress XXI. .321, 481 Book, The, of the Dead. (George H. Bolter) Literature 3... . XXV. .150 II, INDEK Vol. Page. Book Trade, Communism in the Topics of 1/ic Time I.. XXIII 467 Booth, E. M. This Lily. Poem 4.. XXVI.. 150 Booth, The Elder and the Younger. (Asia Booth Clarke) Literature 2,. XXIV. .468 Booth, Wilkes, How he crossed the. Potomac George Alfred To~~lsend.5 . XXVII. 822 Booths Escape. (E. G. D. G.) Open Letters 6.XXvIII. .638 Bordentown and the Bonapartes Joseph B. Gilder XXI.. 28 Illustrations by Blum, Lungren, Robinson, Brennan, and others. Illus. A Stanza from Hail Columbia ~ A Skating-Party 31 A Stanza from The Battle of the Kegs... 30 Gravestone of Preserve Brown Joseph Kirkbride 31 Prince Lucien Murat A Page from the Township Records 32 The Town-Meeting 40 An Arrival in the Olden Time 33 Judge Joseph Hopkinson 41 The Wash-House ~ The Murat House 42 Entrance to Tunnel ~ Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson 43 Francis Hopkinson 35 Madame Lucien Murat 44 Portrait and Autograph of Joseph Bonaparte ~6 Commodore Stewart 45 Mrs. Francis Hopkinson See also 413. Borneo, North, Frank Hatton in By his father, .Josep/r hutton 7. . . XXX. .438 Boss, A New Kind of Topics of the Time I.. XXIII.. 945 Bossism XXII. - 625 Boston Girl, The. Poem. (David S. Foster) Eric-h-B roe XXII. .320 Bostonians, The Henry Javics 7. . XXIX. .530 [686, 893; XXX.. 58, 256, 423, 553, 692, 86i Boston, The Memorial History of. (Justin Winsor) Literature XXI.. 8oo Boston Town. (H. E. Scudder) [XXIII. .153; XXIV. .467 I . XXIII. .474 Boteler, Alexander R. The John Brown Raid * 4.. XXVI.. 399 Botta, Vincenzo. Translation of Impressions of some Shak sperean Characters I. XXIII. .117 Bouckman, J. Chrysanders Quest Eric-h-B rae 4.. XXVI.. 959 Boulton, Harold, Poems by: To America a. Xxiii. .297 To the Modern Cynic 6. xxviii. .929 Boutelle, Clarence M. The Music of Niagara Communications XXII. .307 Bowens (Francis) Gleanings from a Literary Life Culture and Progress XXI. .318 Bowles, Samuel. See Journalism. Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, Papers by: The Lost Hellas. Poem xxi.. 19 Queen Titania XXII.. 593, 762, 142 Under the Glacier Xxi. .234 The Minstrel at Castle Garden. Poem.2.xxiv.15o A Dangerous Virtue xxi.. 7~5 Anastasia xxv. .139 Calpurnia.5 Poem XXII.. as A Problematic Character.6.xxvni.6o1, 745, 193 Boyesens (Hjalmar Hjorth) Idyls of Norway Literature 3... XXV.. 794 Boyesens (Hjalmar Hjorth) Ilka on the Hill-top Culture and Progress XXII. .475 Boy in Gray,5 A Allen G. Redwood XXII. .641 Illustrations by the Author. Illus. The Dinner-Party 641 An Artillery Duel 646 A Camp Toilet 643 The Retreat from Gettysburg 641 Jack 645 Good.bye I 649 Boyle, A. B., Poems by: Beware xxii. ~ Mont Blanc xxii. .365 Boys King Arthur, The. (Sidney Lanier) . Culture and Ri-ogress XXI.. 322 Boys Love. Poem. (Mary E. Wilkins) Brie-h-B rae 4.. XXVI. .959 Boys 1\Iahinogion, The. (Sidney Lanier) Literature I.. XXIII.. 475 Boys of the Family, The. VI. (XV. H. Rideing) Houie and Society XXII.. 789 Boy Travelers in the Far East. (T. XV. Knox) . (uultuure and Progress XXI. .482 Bracken in America. (A. E. K.) (omununications 2.. XXIV.. 946 Bradley, Mary. Angels Wings. Poem 4 XXVI.. 359 Brain as an Organ of Mind, The. (Ii. Charlton Bastian). . . Culture and Progress XXII.. 792 Brand, James. That Hurricane Reform Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. J47 Braxtons New Art William Henry Bishop . .. .6. XXVIII.. 87 Bread-XVinners, The 4.. XXVI.. 567 [~~7, 889; XXVII. .87, 276, 341 See also xxvii. .157 a~I, 794; xxviII. .253; xxx. .649. Breathing-Time, A. Poem Charles C. P. Roberts .... .4.. XXVI. .453 Breckinridge, Dr., In Defense of. (Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield) (ommunications XXI.. 951 Bribery in Politics Topies of 1/ic Time 7.. XXIX. . 148 BRIC-X-BRAC, Contents of: Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder. (John A. Frazer, Jr.) 6.. XXVIII. .951 Absence of Mind. (J. V. Wheelwright) I... xxIII. .797 Accepted. (Robertson Trowbridge) 8... xxx. .974 Actor, To a Weak.voiced. (Ben XVood Davis) 6. . xxviii. .410 PART THREE, VOL S. XXI TO XXX. I BRtC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) 77o/. Page. A3sthetic. (Ella Wheeler) xxu. . Soo Affinities. (William M. Briggs) 3... XXV. .479 Afterglow. (Elizabe~h Akers Allen) 2.. XXIV. .320 Afterthought, An. (Samuel Mintorn Peck) 6.. xxviii. .320 Ah, si Jeunesse Savait! (A. C. Gordon) . I.. . xxiii.. 799 Album, Pages from an. (Robert Browning and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)... 3.... XXV.. 159 Altruism. (A Tale.) (Robertson Trowbridge) 8... .XXX. ~ Amy. (H. C. Faulkner) 7.. ....... 153 Aphorisms from the Quarters. (J. A. Macon) xxii. .6~o, 8oo, 960; 2. .XXIV. .159 XXV. .320; xxvi. .259; XXVII. .480, 639, 798, 959; xxix. .640; 8. xxx. .824 Apology, An, for Gazing at a Young Lady a... xxiv. .639 April. (Thomas S. Collier) I.. XXIII. .960 At an Apple-stand. (W. A. Croffut) 6. xxviii. .480 At Last. (R. K. Munkittrick) 4... XXVI. .479 Atropos vs. Lachesis. (Margaret Vandegrift) 7.. xxix. .959 At the Capital. (Drawing by E. W. Kemble) 8... XXX. ~ At the Piano. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 8... XXX. .8i6 Avowal, An. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 6. XXVIII. .960 llaboo Lore. (D. W. lowland) 4... XXVI. .319 ISallade of Ballades. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 6.. XXVIII.. Ballade of a Coquette. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 2... XXIV. .640 Ballade of a Swell. (Frank Dempster Sherman) ~.. XXvII. .p6o Ballade of Neglected Merit. (Andrew Lang) 6.. XXVIII.. 157 I3allade of Rhyme. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 3... XXV.. 8oo Ballad of Cassandra Brown, The. (Coroebus Green) 6.. XXVIII.. 320 Ballad of Old Meters, A. (D. A. Casserly) I... XXIII.. 259 Bar Harbor Idyl, A. (Edward A. Church) 6. XXVIII. .640 Behind her Fan. (Frank D. Sherman) i... XXIII. .480 BessieBrown, M. D. (Samuel Minturn Peck) 7.. XXIX. .480 Book of Nature, A. (R. K. Munkittrick) 7.. XXIX. .799 Boston Girl, TIse. (David S. Foster) XXII.. ~20 Boys Love. (Mary F. Wilkins) 4... XXvI. .959 Browning, A Sonnet by. (Robert Browning) s.. XXVII.. 640 Browning, Look at. (Richard Watson Gilder) 4... XXVI.. 320 Bundle of Letters, A. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 4... XXVI.. 8oo Bums, An Evening with. (Agnes Maule Macbar) 5.. XXVII.. 479 Burroughs, John, A letter to. (Richard Watson Gilder) 6. XXVIII. .159 Burroughs, John, A Tracer for. (Robert Underwood Johnson) 6. XXVIII. .159 Burroughs, John, To. (F. Blanchard) 4... XXVI. .478 Cabin Love-Song. (J. A. Macon) 2... XXIV. .480 Cabin Philosophy. (J. A. Macon) XXI. .647 Camerons Herd. (Alice Wellington Rollins) 8... XXX.. 176 Captain Dick. (F. De V. Carpenter) XXI. .487 Carlyle, Mrs., To. (Bessie Chandler) ~.. xxvii.. n6o Caught. (Harold Van Santynord) 4... XXVI.. 478 Celestial Torments. (F. B.) 6. xxviii. .319 Chacun S son Gofti. (Walter Learned) 4 ..xxvi. .640 Changiiig the Subject. (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) 7.. xxix. Cheerful Spirit, A. (Stanley Wood) ~.. XXVII.. 960 Childer and Wife. (Richard Henry Stoddard) 4... XXVI.. 159 Childs Wisdom, A. (Alice Wellington Rollins) 2... XXIV. ~ Chinee, De Yaller. (J. A. Macon) I... xxiii.., ~8 Choir, The Silenced. (D. D.) 6. XXVIII. .959 Chrysanders Quest. (J. Bouckman) 4... XXVI. .959 Cigar, A. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7... Xxix.. i6o Classics, The Future of the. (H. C. Bunner) 4... xxvi.. p6o Come, Pais, and Pipe. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 3.... xxv.. 319 Compensation. (George W. Jones) 7... XXIX. .320 Compensations. (J. A. Macon) 8... XXX. .976 Confession. (Nathan Haskell Dole) xxi.. 967 Conjunctions. (Mary Ainge De Vere) xxii. .320 Conservatory, In the. (Walter Carey) 4... XXVI. .958 Cophetna. (Xenos Clark) 2... XXIV. .959 Could She Have Guessed? (Elaine Goodale) 7... xxix. .158 Countrywoman of Mine, A. (Elaine Goodale) 6. xxviii.. 6~9 Couplet, The. ~Charlotte Fiske Bates) 5.. xxvii.. 960 Culture. (Robertson Trowbridge) 4... XXVI.. 487 Cupid as Reporter. (Clarence Clough Buel) 3... XXV. .959 Cupid at School. (William P. Jones) I... XXIII..i 59 Cupids Kiss. (Walter Learned) 2... xxiv. .640 Cupids Mistake. (S. B. Foster) 3.... XXV. .479 Curse, The. (Robertson Trowbridge) 8.... XXX.. 336 Dame and the Critic, The. (Caroline A. Mason) XXII.. 959 Dat Fretful Tilda Strong. (Rev. Plato Johnson) ~.. xxvii.. 639 Dat YalIer Gown. (Charles H. Tumer) 3... XXV. .318 Daybreak. (From the French.) (Alice K. Sawyer) 6. xxviii.. 319 Dead Moon, The. (T. N. Lawrence) XXI. .487 Desdemona. (Robertson Trowbridge) xxi.. SoS Discriminating Taste, A. (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) 7.. XXIX. .159 Distance. (Berry Benson) 7.. xxix. .p6o Dumb Beauty, A. (Charlotte Fiske Bates) 5.. Xxvii.. p6o Early Days, The. (Parmenas Mix) I.. XXIII.. i58 Eheul Fugaces. (Walter Learned) s.. xxvii.. p6o Emerson on English University Training XXI. .167 Engaged. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 5.. XXVII.. i6o Epigram on an Epigram. (Ben Wood Davis) 5.. XXVII.. 959 Epigrams from the French. (George Birdseye) XXI.. 967 Equivocation. (C. Sonysmith) 6. xxviii.. 8oo Ethiopiomania. (Henry Tyrrell) 7... XXIX. .960 Evening Song on the Plantation. (J. A. Macon) 2... XXIV. .640 INDEX. BRIC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Exposition, At the. Extremes Meet. (Drawing by E. W. Kemble) 8... xxx.. 575 Extra. (S. Conant Foster) ~.. xxvii.. s6o Fair Attorney, A. (Samuel Minturn Peck) 6. xxviii.. 64o Fair Copy-Holder, The. (Charles H. Crandall) 2... XXIV. .480 Fair Physiologist, The. (J. Harper Benson) 7 XXIX. .473 Fault-Demon, The. (Rose Hawthorne Lathrop) 5.. XXVII.. 798 Faynte Hearte. (F. Marshall White) 6. XXVIII. .p6o Fickle Mollie. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) a... XXIV. .473 Finance, A Study in. (Blanche Rosalie Leeds.) (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) 8... XXX.. 8s~ First Needle, The. (Lucretia P. Hale) 6. XXVIII.. 253 Foreign Languages. (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) 7.. XXIX. .329 Forfeits. (H. C. Bonnet) 2.. XXIV. .139 For Her Mirror. (Alice Trumbull Learned) 6. XXVIII.. 960 Four Feet on a Fender. (A. C. Gordon) 2... XXIV. .430 Free. (Walter Learned) 3.. XXXV,. 8oo Garland of Rachel, The ... XXIII.. 639 Garland, The. (Alvey A. Adee) 2.. .XXIY. .959 Genoese Love-Song, A. (From the Italian.) (Alice K. Sawyer) 6. XXVIII. .480 Getting Round Grandmammo~ (John Vance Cheney) 8... XXX. .8s6 Good-Bye. (Grace Denio Luchfield) 5.. XXVII. .482 Grandmothers Rose. (Mary A. Denison) 7... XXIX.. i6o Half-Ring Moon, The. (John B. Tabb) 7... XXIX.. 480 Heart and Hand. (George Birdseye) 8... XXX. .494 He Came to Pay. (Parmenas Mix) 4... XXVI.. 637 Hen, A, on her Eggs. (Cupid Jones) 7... XXIX.. 480 Her Bonnet. (Mary E. Wilkins) 6. XXVIII. .640 Her China Cup. (Frank Dempster Sherman) ... XXIII.. Soo Here by my Fire. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7... XXIX. .480 Her Fan. (C. E. S.) 2...XXIV.. ~6o Her Kiss. (From the Spanish.) (Mary Ainge De Vere) 6. XXVIII. .958 Her Look. (From the Spanish.) (Mary Ainge De Vere) 6. XXVIII. .958 Her Rival. (A. C. Gordon and W. W. Archer) XXI..328 Her Waiting. (Emma C. Dowd) 7... XXIX. .479 His Secret. (Harrison Robertson) 2... XXIV.. too Hobby-Horse, The. (Henry S. Cornwall) 8... XXX. .496 Hobsons Choice. (Fraocis E. Leupp) 8... XXX. .976 Home, Sweet Home. Fantasia. (H. C. Bunner) XXII.. i~8 Horse Race, A, at a Country Fair. (Drawing by Joseph Pennell) 4.. ....... 3i8 How 3d Died. (Simeon Tucker Clark) XII..959 Humility. (Walter Learned) 8... XXX. .336 Impatience. (Alice Ward Bailey) 8... XXX.. 335 In Arcadia. (R. T. W. Duke, Jr.) 7... XXIX. .257 Indicator of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, The. (David L. Proudfit). .5.. XXVII.. 638 In Explanation. (Walter Learned). XXII. .322 In Miss Kate Ls Birthday Book. (Charles henry Webb).... ~. ..... ............ 7... XXIX..473 In Parenthesis. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 8... XXX. .336 In Swimming-Time. (James Whitcomb Riley) 4... XXVI.. 798 In the German. (Charles W. Coleman, Jr.) 8... XXX.. 176 Ingrams Life of Poe XXI. .487 Its Vera WeeL (Wallace Dunbar) 3... XXV..319 It Was a Lass. (Mary E. Wilkins) 5.. XXVII.. 959 I Want. (David L. Proudflt) XXI. .967 I Wonder what Maud will Say! (Samuel Minturn Peck) 5.. XXVII.. 480 Jennies Wooin. (Emma C. Dowd) 3... XXV. .640 Keys. (Bessie Chandler) 8... XXX.. 336 King-cups Test, The. (Amos L. Hinds) XXI. .807 King Redwalds Altars. (Helen Jackson [H. H.]) 8... XXX. .8s~ Kings Quest, Ihe. (Caroline A. Mason) ... XXIII.. 320 Kiss in the Rain, A. (Samuel Minturn Peck) 6. XXVIII.. 798 Kitchen Clock, The. (John Vance Cheney) 6. XXVIII.. 477 Knight and the Squire, The. (Irwin Russell) XXI. .327 Lady, The, or the Tiger? or Both? (Joseph Kirkland) 4... XXVI.. 318 Lamp-post on the Corner, The. (F. W. Clarke) 3.... XXV.. 317 Lass Lurline. (John Vance Cheney) 8... XXX.. 6~6 Last July. (Sophie St. G. Lawrence) 6. XXVIII. .480 Last Sleigh-ride of the Season, The. (Drawings by H. Scull) XXI. .968 Lawyer, Successful, A. (Ira Joyce) I... XXIII.. 8co Leisure Lines. (Austin Dobson) 5.. XXVII.. 640 Lesson in Courting, A. (M. A. De L. V. H.) 8... XXX. .8s6 Lesson in Tennis, A. (C. F. Coburn) 8... XXX. .654 Lion and the Lamb, The, The Author of. (Frank R. Stockton) 4.. XXVI.. 638 Lions Government, The. (Joel Benton) 5.. XXVII.. 960 Lip Service. (A. C. Gordon) I... XXIII. .320 Literal. (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) 7... XXIX. .479 Literary Success, A. (Henry 1errell( I... XXIII. .640 Little Tee-Hee. (With four illustrations by W. Taber) 4... XXVI.. 479 Long Branch, Ac. (Fitz-James MacCarthy) XXII.. 8oo Longfellows Inscription on the Shanklin Fountain 2... XXIV,. 318 Lost Child, A. (H. C. Bunner) 3 XXV.. 320 Love Amid the Barley. (M. J. Wells) XXII. .319 Love in the WilloW. (Mary E. Wilkins) 6. XXVIII. .318 Love-Knot, A. (Cora Lion Daniels) 3... XXV. .318 Love-letter from Dakota, A. (W. W. Fink) 6. XXVIII,. 477 Love-letter, Just a. Poem. (H. C. Bunner) 4... XXVI.. 640 Love Passes By. (Mary Ainge De Vere) 7.. XXIX. .257 Loves Chase. (Winifred Howells) 5.. XXVII.. 320 Loves Heritage. (William M. Briggs) 5.. XXVII.. 959 Loves Inquisition. (J. Cheever Goodwin) 2... XXIV.. 329 Loves Seasons. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7 . . XXIX. .960 Luck and Work. (Robert Underwood Johisson) 8... XXX. .654 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. BRIC-X-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) ~. Page. Mad Poet, A. (Nat Lee) 7.. .XXIX. .320 Madrigal. (Frank Dempster Sherman) ... xxx. .974 Madrigal. (From the Italian.) (Alice K. Sawyer) 6. xxviii.. 799 Maiden Lady, A. Poem. (Mary E. Wilkins) 8... XXX. .654 l\lariette. (Dora Read Goodale) 8... XXX. .496 Marjories Kisses. (Walter Learned) 6. XXVIII.. 480 Marry Me, Darlint, To-night. (W. W. Fink) 6. XXVIII. .799 Maskwells Compendium e. xxiii. .638, 950 Massachusetts French. (Be!l F. Hapgood) 4.. ....... 8oo Message of the Rose, The. (Bessie Chandler) 2... xxiv.. i6o 1\Ietaphysics, Bits of Midsummer. (G. F. S.) 4..XXVI. .479 Middy of aSS,, The. (May Croly Roper) XXii. .480 Midnight Chime, The. (John P. Kane) a.. XXIII. .479 Midsnmmers Day Dream, A. (William M. Briggs) 4.. ....... 799 Mikes Confession. (Sarah D. Clarke) XXII. .480 Misunderstood. (Stanley Wood) 6. xxviii.. ~a8 Model Children. (Charles H. Turner) 4... xxvi. .799 Modjeska as Rosalind, To. (Oscar Fay Adams) 7.. ....... s6o Morning After, The. (Harold Van Santvoord) 6. .xXvIIi.. a~8 Mouse and the Lion, The. (RoBert S. Talcott) 6. xxviii.. 639 i\8r. Newrich in Paris. (Drawing hy W. H. Hyde) 8... XXX. .335 My Mural Chum. (Frank Bellew) 7.. ....... 158 Sly Rival. (Bessie Chandler) 8... XXX. .976 My Sweetheart. (D. C. Hashrouck) 2... XXIV. .640 Nancy. (John A. Fraser, Jr.) ~.. xxvii. .~aci Narcissus in Camden. (Helen Gray Cone) 3... XXV. .157 Natural History. (Drawing hy W. H. Hyde) 7... XXIX.. 799 Nature Ahhors a Vacuum. (C.) 2.. XXIV. .959 New Play, The. (George li3irdseye) 7.. ....... e6o Nigger Mighty Happy. (J. A. Macon) 3.... xxv.. Soo Nocturne. (Clarence Clough Buel) 5.. XXVII.. 798 Not Long Ago. (Sydney HerBert Pierson) 6. xxviii. .8oo Not Too Early. (John Vance Cheney) 7.. ....... 258 Novelist, Every Man His Own. (Augustus M. Swift) ......... .640 OBservations of Rev. Gahe Tucker. (J. A. Macon) XXII. .479 0 Jay l (G. P. Lathrop) XXI.. 328 Old Mrs. Grimes. (A. T.) 5.. XXVII. .159 Old Saws and See.Saws. (A. F. Watrous) xxiv. .479 Old Ship of Zion, The. (J. A. Macon) a.. XXIII. .797 Old Vote for Voung Master, An. (Eva M. Dc Jarnette) 6. XXVIII. .958 One Rainy Day. (W. A. Croffut) e... XXIII.. 960 On the Inspiration of the Moment xxi.. 267 Parson Murray of James City. (A. C. Gordon) a.. XXIV. .318 Pen Sketches among the Bretons. (Drawings hy E. B. Smith) 8... xxx.. Philosopher, The. (Roger Riordan) I... XXIII.. 559 Picking Berries. (Stanley Wood) 4.. XXVI. .478 Plantation Memories. (Joel Chandler Harris f Uncle Remus]) 7... xxix. .640 Plantation Songs, Two a.. ....... a6o Plowing. (With two illustrations hy W. Taber.) (Charles H. Crandall) 4.. XXVI. .159 Poetry and the Poet. (H. C. Banner) a... xxiv. .8oo Poetry 1\Iade Practice. (John Vance Chenev) 7.. ....... 320 Poetry, XVhat is? (From the Spanish.) (Mary Ainge De Vere) 6.. xxvlii. .958 Point of View. (Drawing hy E. W. Kemble) 7... xxix. .639 Politeness. (Cupid Jones) I.. . XXIII.. 479 Portait, A. (Edith Lapham) 6. xxviii. .640 Pretty Toll.gate Keeper, Fhe. (Joel Benton) a... xxiii.. 8oo Prevalent Poetry. (Charles Follen Adalns) XXII. .960 Private Theatricals. (Margaret Veley) 6.. xxviii.. 798 Provincial Idyl, A. (Charles C. Soule) XXII. .320 Punch London, The, on Wood-Engraving (5) XXII. .959 Quatrain, The. (Charlotte Fiske Bates) 5.. XXVII.. 960 Q uel Dommage? (Eleanor Putnam) I... xxiii.. 480 Race, The. (Charles G. Blanden) 8... XXX. .976 Eafring. (D. B. Dunn) I.. XXIII.. 797 Rainy Day. The. (Roger Riordan) s... xxv. .479 Ramez-Dormez-Aimez. (From the French.) (Alice K. Sawyer) 6. XXVIII.. 319 Reason, The. (Robertson Trowbridge) 6. xxviii.. 8oo Rejected a... xxiv. .639 Reminiscence, A. (C. E. S.) 3... XXV. .320 Reminiscence, A. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 8... XXX. .496 Republicanism. (Margaret B. Harvey) XXII. .640 Revelation, An Incomplete. (Richard A. Jackson) 4... XXVI.. 1)60 Rhyme of the Hercules Club, The. (Helen Gray Cone) 5.. XXVII.. 8oo Roiadeaux of Cities. (Robert Grant) s... xxv. .960 Rondo, An Old. (Frank D. Sherman) xxii.. 960 Rosa no Slar. (Herbert H. Smith) 5.. xxvii.. 799 Scriptural Reminiscences. Cartoon. (E. W. Kemble) 8... xxx. .494 Sea Song, A. (Stanley Wood) 8... XXX. .276 Sea, The. (Eva L. Ogden) I.. XXIII.. 320 Seeing a Fairy. (Roger Riordan) 6. XXVIII. .479 See-saw. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) 8... xxx. .8a~ Sequel, The. (Margaret Vandegrift) s.. xxvii.. 639 Seville Love-Song, A. (Hamilton Aid6) ~.. xxvii.. 797 Shaksperes Sonnets. (Charlotte Fiske Bates) 8... XXX. .496 Silence. (George A. Hibbard) 4... xxvi.. 637 Singer, To a. (Ben Wood Davis) 6. Xxviii. .958 Sir Jones and his Ride. (Margaret Vandegrift) a... xxiv. .479 Skit, A: Writ for Miss Kit. (Charles Henry Webb) 8... xxx. .654 Something Humorous. (Margaret Vandegrift) ~.. xxvii.. 799 Song. (Oscar Fay Adams) 4... XXVI.. 159 14 ZIVDEX. BRIC-A-BRAC. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. PaRe. Song. (From the Italian.) (Alice K. Sawyer) 6. xxviii. .319 Song of a Mole, A. (Joel Chandler Harris) xxi.. 968 Song of Sir Palamede, The. (Helen Gray Cone) 3.... XXV.. 638 Song of the New Grounds. (J. A. Macnit) 5.. xxvii. .320 Song of the Parsee Lover. (Joel Benton) 3... XXV.. 640 Song of the Spring. (J. A. Macon) 2... XXIV.. 319 Sonnet by Benjamin Disraeli, A XXII. .320 Sonnets from the Afghanese. (David L. Proudfit) XXII. .480 So Wags the World. (Raja) 6. XXVIII. .797 Sp3cially Jim. (B. M.) 5. XXVIII.. 320 Specimen of Line Work, A. (Drawing by Hopkins) XXII.. i6a Squirrel and Rabbit. (J. A. Macon) 2... XXIV.. Son Stockton, If 8 my, should Forget. (Robert Louis Stevenson) 7... XXIX.. 8oo Story of the Gate, The. (T. H. Robertson) XXI.. 648 Street Cries. (Edsvard Eggleston) XXI. .8o8 Strephon and Sardon. (Richard Watson Gilder) ~.. XXVII.. 480 Study from Nature, A. (Walter learned) I... XXIII. .480 Summer Evening, A. (Nathan Haskell Dole) 6. XXVIII. .318 Summer Girl, The. (W. H. A.) 5.. XXVII. .479 Swedenborg on Civil-Service Reform 3... XXV.. Soo Sweet Phyllis. (Mary E. Wilkins) 2... XXIV. .799 Tableaux. (David L. Proudfit) 2... XXIV ~20 Taste Supply Association, The. (H. C. Runner and Julian Magnus) I.. XXIII.. 798 Telegraph Operator, The. (Jacob F. Henrici) xxi.. 8o8 Tender Heart, The. (Helen Gray Cone) 7.. .XXIX. . Son Terpsichore in the Flat Creek Quarters. (J. A. Macon.) (With Illustration by L. Hopkins) . XI.. 488 Tbackeray, Some Drawillgs by. (Walter Herries Pollock) 6. XXVIII. .478 That Bugle Call. (Margaret Vandegrift) 6. XXVIII.. 639 Thelga and Ethred. (Harrison Robertson) 3... XXV. .319 Theology in the Quarters. (J. A. Macon) t.. . XXIII. .480 Theosophic Marriage, A. (Henry J. W. Dam) 6. XXVIII. .960 Thought of Astyanax beside lulus, The XXI.. t68 Through the Snow. (Harrison Robertson) XXI. .967 Tbrough the Wood. (William M. Briggs) 4.. XXVI. .317 Times Revenge. (Walter Learned) 4... XXVI.. 159 To a Bashful Lover. (Andrew B. Saxcon) I... XXIII.. 8oo To a Critic. (63.) XXII. .640 Toan Obscure Poet who Lives on My Hearth. (CharlesL. Hi~dreth) 2... XXIV. .799 To a Stolen Fan. (H. J. B.) 2... XXIV. .479 To My Dog Dick, Lost at Sea. (A. J. W. McNeily) 3... XXV. .319 To My Love. (Frank Dcmpster Sherman) 5.. XXVII.. 8oo ~Too Too. (Alvey A. Adee) 4.. XXVI. .479 To Spring. (J. A. Macon) 8... XXX. .176 Tourgudneffs Poems in Prose. (Borys F. Gorow) 5.. XXVII. .319 Train, The. (Charles H. Crandall) 4.. XXVI. .318 Triolets, Two. (Harrison Robertson) 3... XXV. .479 Tryst, The. (George Kirkhope) 2... XXIV. .479 Tryst, The. (Walter Learned) 7.. ....... 8oo Tulips Blooming in the Snow. (Roger Riordan) 7.. XXIX. .799 Twilight Pastoral, A. (J. A. Newlin) I... XXIII. .480 Two Scenes from an Unpublished Drama. (Bessie Chandlcr) XXI. .648 Uncle Eseks Wisdom. (Uncle Esek) xxi.. i66, 327, 607; ~.. xxvii.. 798; XXVIII.. 318, [8oo, 957; XXIX. .157, 478, 638, 798; xxx. .175, 335, 494, 654, 814 Uncle Gabe at the Corn-Shucking. (j. A. Macon) 2..xxiv. .960 Uncle Gabe on Church Matters. Poem. (J. A. Macon) 8... xxx.. 6~6 Uncle Neds Banjo Song. (J. A. Macon) XXl. . i68 Uncle Remus at Objibaway. (Walter Hayden) 2.. XXIV.. 159 Uncle Remuss Christmas Dance-Songs. (Joel Chandler Harris) 3... xxv. .480 Universal Language. (Edmund R. Terry) xxi. .488 Unspoken. (George Birdseye) 8... XXX.. 176 Untutored Mind, An. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7... xxix.. 8oo Valentines, Two. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7... xxix. .640 Valentine to a Man of Worth. (Edward A. Church) 5.. XXVII. .638 Valentine to an Anonymous l\Iiss. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 5.. XXVII. .638 Variation, A. (Mattie Caverno Cook) xxi.. i68 Virtue is its own Reward. (Stanley Wood) 6. XXVIII.. 799 Waif, A. (Alice Irumbull Learned) 7... XXIX. .960 Was it Chance? (Margaret Rhett) i.. XXIII.. 479 Way of It, The. (John Vance Cheney) 5.. XXVII.. 480 Wedding on the Creek, The. (J. A. Macon) 5.. XXVII. .159 Well a Keep Voung Thegither. Poem. (A. D. L.) XXI. .328 Western Adventure. (Drawing by Hopkins) xxi.. t68 Whats in a Name? (R. K. Munkittrick) 4... XXVI.. 799 When Twilight Comes. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 4... XXVI.. 637 Where Goes Love? (Mary Ainge De Vere) 6. XXVIII.. 958 Where Ignorance is Bliss. (Stephen Tabor) XXI.. i65 Womans No, A. (Arthur Graham) 8... xxx.. 8i6 Wood-Sprite, The. (Roger Riordan) 8... XXX. .974 Wooing Ot, The. (William Howard Carpenter) ~.. xxvii.. 640 Veam of the Romantic, The. (George M. Davie) I.. XXIII. .957 Vonngscers, To. (Johii Vance Cheney) .~ 5... XXV. .317 Brief Embarrassment of Mr. Iverson Blount, The Rickard Al. Jo/ins/on. . .... 6. XXVIII.. 678 Briggs, William M., Poems by: A Leaf from the Calendar xxi.. 945 A Midsummer Days Dream.... 4.. XXVI.. 799 Affinities 3.. XXV. .479 Loves Heritage ~. xxvii. Love ~.. xxv. .912 Longings 7.. XXIX. .419 Through the Wood 4. xxvi. .317 PART hiRER, VOLS. XXL TO XXX. 5 Vol. Page. Bright, John T. H. S. Escolt 6. XXVIII. .439 Illustration: Frontispiece (facing page 323), engraved by T. Johnson, from a full-length photograph by Mayall, in possession of J. Chariton, Esq. Brightwen, E. Tame Butterflies Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .956 British Fertility John Burroughs .. .6. XXVIII.. 42 British Strawberry, The Topics of the Time 3.. xxv.. 6i6 British Wild Flowers,0 A Glance at John Burroughs .. .6.XXvHI. .485 Illustrations by Alfred Parsons and W. G. Addison. Illus. Daffodils that Come before the Swallow Foxglove 411 Dares (Frontispiece, facing page 413). Poppies 489 A Field of Daisies 415 Pond Lilies 490 Fumitorv 416 Gorse, Furze, and Whin 491 Wild Hyacinth, or Bluebell 416 Primroses 492 Woodruff 417 And the Meadow-sweet Shook with Love .49~ Harebell Campanula 417 Britton, N. L. Central Park as a Botanical Garden Open Letters 5, XXVII.. 958 Broken Wings. Poem C. P. Crouch 8... XXX.. 53 Brooks, Constantina F. The Ideal. Poem 5. XXVII. .669 Brooks, Noah, Papers by: The Phantom Sailor 2.. XXIV. .587 Hubert Howe Bancrofts Histori An Old Town with a History xxlv..695 cal Enterprise 7.. XXIX. .469 Brookss (Noah) The Fairport Nine XXI. .323 Brother Sesostris Julia L~. Whiting .... . .. I. XXIII. .760 Brother Stolzs Beat5 H. II. I.. XXIII. .499 Illustrations by R. Birch, J. Pennell, and others. Illus. Brother Stolzs Beat I. .XXlII. .499 Ihe Old Chapel ~o6 Relics of the Crown Inn 500 The First Moravian Seminary at Beth. The First House in Bethlehem 500 lehem 507 In the Grave-yard 501 Bishop Spangenberg ~o3 The Easter Procession Entering the Grave- Part of the Sisters House 509 yard 502 Anna Nitschman 510 The Moravian Church 503 Count Zinzendorf 510 Easter i\Iorning Service 503 Blast Furnaces on the Lehigls 511 View of Bethlehem 504 Hall.way in the Sisters House 512 A Family Trio 505 Brown, Campbell, Papers by: Gen. R. S. Ewell at Bull Run.. .7. XXIX. .777 Gen. Beauregards Courier at Bull Run [8. XXX. .779 Brown, Dr. John. See Rabs Friend. Browu, John, at Harpers Ferry John E. P. Daingerfield...8... XXX. .265 Brown, John, Raid, The. I. Recollections by a Virginian who Witnessed the Fight - Alexander .R. Boteler 4.. XXVI. .399 Ii. Comments by a Radical Abolitionist Franh B. Sanllorn 4.. XXVI.. 411 Illustrations by Selden J. Woodman, Joseph Pennell, and Thomas Hovenden. Illus. Frontispiece, Portrait and Autograph ofJohn John Brown after his Capture 413 Brown (facing page 323). John Browns Fort 403 Harpers Ferry 401 Brown, John, Raid, The Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .958 Brown, John, Woodsnans Portrait of. Letters from Selden J. Woodman, F. G. Adams, John G. Whittier, and Mrs. John Brown . , 4.. XXVI. .477 Brown, Susan Anna. A Word about Christmas 5. XXVII. .318 Browne, Charles Farrar. See Ward, Artemus. Browne, Junius Henri. Ernesto Rossi XXII .828 Brownell, Williasn C., Papers by: The Vounger Painters of America,5 III. Decorations in the Seventh Regiment.0 See also xx. : I~ 32t XXII. .321 See also xx. : 63 XXII. .374 Browning, Look at. Poem. (Richard Watson Gilder) Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI. .320 Browning, Robert, A Sonnet by. Poem. (Robert Browning). 5. XXVII. .640 Browning, Robert. Pages from an Album. Poem 3.. XXV. - 159 Browning,5 Robert, The Early Writings of Edmund Gosse I.. XXIII. - 189 Illus. Robert Browning at the age of forty-seven. 190 Vortrait and Autograph of Robert Browning. 132 Brownings (Robert) Agamemnon Lzterature 3... XXV. .468 Brownings (Robert) Dramatic Idyls . Culture and Progress XXI. . 158 Brush, George de Forest. An Artist among the Indians 8,.. XXX. - 55 Bryan, R. W. D. The Indian Schools of New Mexico Open Letters 8... XXX. .814 Bryant and. Longfellow . I - . XXIII. . 716 iNDEX. Bryant, William Cullen. A Poet to his Wife. An Unfinished Vol. Page. Poem ~.. xxv. .671 Bryce, James (M. P.), Papers by: Lord Beaconsfield i.. xxiii. .729 England and Ireland 4.. Xxvi.. 249 Bryennios, Bishop, and the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles. S Edmund A. Grosvenor, $ 167 (XVith Fac-similes.) Philip Schaff, Oi5en Letters 8... xxx ~ 170 Buchanans Loyalty Horatio King i. . xxiii.. 219 Buddhist Temples, Ningpo and the Constance F. Gordon Czwtming .2.. XXIV.. 726 Buel, Clarence Clough, Papers by: Cupid as Reporter. Poem a... xxv. ~ Nocturne. Poem 5.. XXVII.. 798 Log of an Ocean Studio * 5.. XXVII.. Buell, D. C. A Contradicted Famous Saying War Memoranda 8... XXX.. 956 Building Material The Worlds Work 3... XXV. .315 Bulkley, L. Dinah Morris and Mrs. Elizabeth Evans . 2.. XXIV. .550 Bull-Dog, The. See Dogs, Typical. Bull-Fight, The (Viarles Dudley Warner.,. .5. XXVII.. 3 Illustrations by Robert Blum. Illus. Entrance of the Bull 4 An Act of Audacity 9 The Attack Taking out the Victim 22 The Banderilleros Challenge I Bullilt, M. K., Poems by: The End xxii. ~ A Summer Song a. xxiv. ~ Bull, Ole. (Sara C. Bull) Literature 3... XXV. .958 Bull Run, The Battle of G. F. Beaure0 ard 7.. xxix.. 8o Illustrations by A. C. Redwood, W. Taber, Harry Fenn, J. Pennell, and V. de Thulstrup. Illus. A Louisiana Tiger In Ruins of the Stone Bridge 90 Topographical Map Ia Get,. B. E. Bee 91 Outline Map 13 Rallying the Troops 92 Bull Run 84 Gen. Thomas J. ( Stonewall ) Jackson.. 93 Portrait and Autograph of Gen. McDowell. I~ The Main Battle-ground 94 Stone House on the Warrenton Turnpike.. 86 Captain James B. Ricketts 95 Sudley Springs Hotel 17 Stone Church, Centreville 97 Sudley Springs Ford 81 Captain Charles Griffin 000 Portrait and Autograph of Gen. J. E. John- Confederate Quaker Gtins 200 stun 19 Confederate Fortifications 101 Col. F. S. Barlow 90 Charge of Ihe Federal Line io6 Bull-Terrier, The. See Dogs, Typical. Bundle of Letters, A. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman). . .Iirac.d-Brac 4.. XXVI. .8oo Bunner, H. C., Papers by: Home, Sweet Home. Fantasia.. .xxii. . i~3 Farewell to Salvini. Poem 4. XXVI. .339 Toa Dead Woman. Poem i. xxiu..~oa Just a Love-Letter. Poem 4. XXVI. .640 The Taste Supply Association r. xxiii.. 798 Love in Old Cloathes 4.. Xxvi.. 768 Forfeits. Poem 2. Xxi. .159 New Vork ass Field for Fiction. .4. xxvi. .785 Forty. Poem 2.. xxiv. .442 The Future of the Classics. Poem Triumph. Poem 2. .xxiv. .624 ~. XXVI. .960 Poetry and the Poet. Poem a.. xxiv.. 8oo Reply to W. H. Bishop on New Vork Deaf. Poem 2. xxiv. .819 as a Field for Fiction .~. XXVII. .472 A Lost Child. Poem ~.. xxv. .~ao The Red Silk Handkerchief 6.xxVtu. .275 Les Morts Vont Vite. Poem .3.. XXV. .379 May-Bloom. Poem 8.. ...... To a Hyacinth Plucked for Deco- March in Janiveer. Poem 8... XXX. .920 ration Day. Poem 4.. Xxvi.. 241 Bunners (H. C.) Airs from Arcady and Elsewhere. Open Letters 6.XXVIII. .466 Buntling Ball, The. (A. B.) 8... XXX. .649 Burial, Murder by Topics of the Time 2.. XXIV. .942 Burlingame, Walter A. The New Phase of Napoleonic History . .. ... XXII.. 866 Burnaby, (George R.) Petroleum in Peru Open Lette;-s 6. XXVIII.. 387 Burnett, Frances Hodgson, Papers by: A Fair Barbarian xxi. .~6t, 66~, 841 The Statue. Poem 2. XXIV. .929 Esmeralda. A Play i.. xxiii. ~ A Womans Reason. Poem ... ~.. xxv. .420 Through One ~.. xxtii.. 8o Vesterday and To-Day. Poem. ..t,.. xxvi.. 272 [273,345,595,673,829; ... xxiv.. 6~, 222 A Shadow. Poem ~. XXVII. .522 [442, 6c8, 68~, 95; .. .. xxv.. rig, 284, 449 [~6o, 769, 922 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) A Fair Barbarian . .. . Culture and Progress XXII. .315 Burns, An Evening with. Poem. (Agnes Maule Machar)... . ]3rie-ci -B roe... 5. XXVII. .479 Burns Pilgrimage, A Helen Jackson (H. H.)....4..XXVI..752 Illustration: Frontispiece Portrait of Robert Btirns. Engraved by T. Johnson, from a daguerreotype of a minia- ture in possession of E. C. Stedman, Esq. (Facing page 643.) See also xxiv. . 794. PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 17 Vol. Page. Burroughs, John, Papers by: One Duck XXI.. 245 Carlyle 4... XXVI. 530 Notes of a Walker xxi. .~i8, 786, 836 The Tragedies of the Nests ~. . . .~.. .xxvI.655 English and American Song.Birds.i. . XXIII.357 Nature in England * ~. xxvii. 101 Broken Banks and Lax Directors.i. .XxIII.766 In Wordsworths Country ~.. xxvu.4i5 Henry D. Thoreau0 a.. xxiv.368 A Hunt for the Nightingale 5.. xxvii. A Snow.storm 2.. xxiV.547 Matthew Arnold on Emerson and Carlyle.. Hard Fare 3.. XXV.295 5.. XXVII.925 A Mole, a Lamprey, and a Fairy .~.. XXV.450 British Fertility 6. xxviii. 42 Signs and Seasons * 3.. xxv .672 A Glance at British Wild Flowers.6. XXVIII. 485 At Sea* ~.. xxv.86~ Winter Neighhors 7.. .xxix.alS Burroughs, John, A Letter to. Poem. (R. W. Gilder) .Dric-d-Brac 6. XXVIII,. 159 Burroughs, John, A Tracer for. Poem. (R. U. Johnson) 6.xxVuI. .156 Burroughs, John, To. Poem. (F. Blanchard) 4.. XXVI. .478 Burroughss (John) Pepacton Culture and Progress XII.. 634 Butchers Row, The. Poem Edmund W. Gos,fe 5. XXVII.. 563 Butterflies in March. Poem Roger Riordan I. XXIII. .58a Butterflies, Tame. (E. Brightwen) Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 956 But Yet a Woman. (Arthur Shelburne Hardy) 5. .XXVII. .313 Byerss (S. H. M.) The Happy Isles 6.XXvIII. .465 Byron at the Cell of Tasso. Poem Mary Stacy Wit/zington 5. XXVII.. 705 C. GEORGE PARSON LATHROPS Newport.... . Open Letters 6.xXVIII. . 155 C. Nature Abhors a Vacuum. Poem Bric-d-Brae 2.. XXIV. .959 Cabin-Boys, The Two. (Louis Rousselot) Literature I.. XXIlI. .474 Cabin Love-Song, A. Poem. (J. A. Macon) Brie-d-Brae 2.. XXIV. .480 Cabin Philosophy. Poem. (J. A. 1\Iacon) XXI. .647 Cable,0 George XV GeargeE. Warin6,Jr I. XXIII. .602 Illustration: Frontispiece, Portrait and Autograph (facing page 411). Cable, George W., Papers by: Madame Delphine XXII.. 22, 292, 436 The Convict Lease System in the Southern Who are the Creoles * 3... XXV. .314 States 5.. XXVII.. 512 The Creoles in the American Revolution0 . Dr. Sevier .... ~.. xxvii.. 54, 237, 422, 529, 753 3.. .XXV. .533 [373; xxviii. .~o, 257, 418, 596, 698, 120 The End of Foreign Dominion in Louisiana0 We of the South 7.. XXIX. .151 3.. XXV. .643 The Freedmans Case in Equity .7. XXIX. .409 Plotlersand Piratesof Louisiana0.3... xxv.. 852 New Orleans Before the Capture0.7.. XXIX. .911 The Great South Gate0 4.. XXVI. hI The Silent Sooth I.. xxx. .674 Flood and Plague in New Orlean * Introduction to A Womans Diary of the 4.. XXVI. .419 Siege of Vicksburg I.. XXX. .767 Cables (George W.) Grandissimes, The Culture and Progress .. XXI. .159 Cables (George XV.) Madame Delpliine XXII. . 791 Cables (George W.) Readings. (Charles Dudley \Varner) . . Open Letters 4 . XXVI. .311 Cables Romances,0 The Scenes of Lafeadlo Hearn 5. XXVII.. 40 Illustrations engraved from etchings hy Joseph Pennell. Illus. Madame Johns Legacy 41 Caf3 des Exil3s 45 Sleur Georges 42 A Creole Collage of cite colonial Time .... 46 Madame Delphines House 44 Cairo, Diary of an American Girl in, During the War of 1882 . . Fanny Stone 6. XXVIII.. 289 Introductory Letter by . Lient.. Gen. Cleas. P. Stone.6 . XXVIII.. 288 See also Alexandria, The Bomhardment of. CaIdwell, J. W. Cobperative Agriculture Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 316 Calhoun, John C. (H. Von Holst) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 792 Calhoun Summer Home, The * Ernest Ingersoll XXI. .892 Illus. Calhouns Office and Home, Fort Hill 192 Calhouns Office 193 California. See Bee Pasture of California, The; also, Junipero, Father, and his Work; also, Mission Indians. California,0 Primeval Gkarles Warren Stoddard XXII. .832 Illustrations by Juli Rix. Illus. Mount Tamalpais and Railroad ~ The Kid 137 Moulh of the Russian River 134 In the World of Progress: Before and After. 831 Wilderness over the Hill Russian River at A Fallen Monarch 839 Duncans MillsThe Barn at Ingrams.135 On the Home Siretch 139 Deserted Mill at the old Camp Ingram Twilight on the Creek 840 House 8~6 California,0 Southern, Outdoor Industries in lie/en Jackson (H. H.)....4.. XXVI. .803 Illustrations by Henry Soodham. SIlos. Valley Irrigation 8o~ Bagging Wool for Transportation lii Mountain Irrigation loS . A California Vineyard 8I2 Head Gate on Irrigating Ditch 807 Testing Wine 113 California Sheep Ranch 109 Wind-break of Eucalyptus Trees 8x~ Sheep-sheanug ho A Live-Oak Grove 1i6 2 iS INDEX. Vol. Page. Calpurnia. * Poem Hia/mar filorili Boye.ren xxii.. ii Illustrations by R. Blum. Illus. Around the Sculptured Altars 12 And Bore Her out of the Palace The Maids of the Virginal Vesta Now Stoops She and Tenderly Gazes ... i6 Camerons Herd. Poem. (Alice Wellington Rollins) Brie-J-Brae 8... XXX.. 176 Campbell, Allan G. Has Utah a Republican Forns of Government ? I.. XXIII.. 712 Camp Grindstone.0 The Meet of the American Canoe Asso ciation Henry Be/ford 8... XXX 499 Illustrations by W. A. Rogers; engraved by T. Shussler, A. Gamin, P. Ailken, W. Moller, and S. Davis. Illus. The Fleet 500 Squaw Poiot 507 Our Venetian Night-Festival 501 Headquarters ~oI The Morning Bugle-call 504 The Hurry-Scurry Race 509 Sobby 504 The Chorus 511 Camp Grindstone 505 Searching for a Pirate 511 Race of the Canoe and the Skiff 506 Tail-piece of Canoes 512 Canada as a Winter Resort W. George Beers 7.. XXIX. .514 Illustrations by Henry Sandham. Illus. Driving in the Streets of Montreal 515 The Head of a Slide 522 Curling ~i6 Race Between a White Man and an Indian .523 Tobogganing at Night 5~ A Brush at the Hurdle 524 Old Indian Making Snow-shoes ~iI The Whipper-in 525 A Skating Carnival 509 Supper at the Club-house ~a6 Going Tobogganing 520 A Snow-shoe Concert 527 On a Toboggan Hill 521 Snow-shoeing by Torchlight ~aI Canada Pacific Railway, The Ceo s-ge .JI. Grant 8... XXX.. Canadian Mecca, The W. Geor6 e Beers 2. . XXIV.. Illustrations by Henry Saudham. Illus. A Pilgrimage Two 1-lundred Tears Ago ... 2 By the Road-side 9 Village of La Boone Ste. Anne 3 The Old Church Pilgrims on the Cdte de Beauprd 3 In the New Church 13 A Voung Pilgrim in an Old Cradle 4 Holy-water Font and Poor-box 13 Pilgrims and Strangers Ex Voto Painting, 1754 14 A Canadian Interior 6 The Collection of Crutches is Mount Ste. Anne I At the Fountain of Blessed Water Canoe Association, The Meet of the American. See Camp Grindstone2 Canoeing. See Hudson, the Upper, Running the Rapids of. Cape Ann,0 Around. (Annisquam to Marblehead) Hiram Ezels I. - XXIII - - 49 Illustrations from Etchings by Stephen Parrish. hUms. Fish-Houses at Rocky Neck ~ Old Fish-House, Gloucester 53 Annisquam ~o East Gloucester 54 A Bit near Bay View ~t Marblehead from the Harbor ss Gloucester Harbor; Sunset 52 The Town of Marblehead Gloucester Harbor; Early Morning 53 Cape Breton, Cruising Around. See Cruise of the A/ice Afoy, The. Cape Cod0 F. Aiitehe//............ .. .4.. XXVI. .643 Illustrations by George F. Edwards and Walter J. Feon. Illus. Governor Thomas Princes Birthplace 644 Old Mill at Brewster 649 Welltleet Ancient Wharves 645 Village Street 6~o An Old Inhabitant 646 Commercial Street, Provincetown 6~i Highland Light, North Tmro, and Nausett The Town-Crier 652 Light, Eastham 646 Central Wharf, Provincetown 653 Old Hallet House, Osterville 647 Marshes. Evening The Thacher Cradle 647 Map of Cape Cod 657 The Old Mill 641 The Library at Osterville 6~lI Cape Horn,~ Around Bi// Bo/istoy . . 2.. XXIV.. 163 Illus. Diversion in the Dog-watches i6~ Sailors Skylarking 172 InsHeavy Sea i63 OntheLookout 73 Reefing the Topsail i6~ Laid up for Repairs 174 Cape Sahine. See Greely at Cape Sahine. Capital and Labor. See Depression, Some Causes of the Present. Capitol at Washington,0 The Ben -. Per/ey ./oore ....... 3.. XXV. .803 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell, F. C. Jones, R. Birch, H. Farny, Alfred Brennan, and from photographs. Illus. The Capitol at Washington (East Front) A Card to a Member 113 The Capitol from Pennsylvania Avenue.. 1o4 A Persistent Lobbyist 113 (West Front) Io~ In the Cloak-room 813 Latrobes Corn Column loS Sketch of the Scene in the Hall of Repre- Ground Plan of the Capitol loG sentatives during the Garfield Memorial In the Senate Library 107 Services 114 Daniel Webster Io~ Part of Bronze Staircase by Baudin in the Plaster Copy of Houdons Washington.... Sin Senate Wing 114 Statuary Hall Ito The Mace 815 Vice-President David Davis lii In the Rotunda 1m6 John Randolph 8ia Old Mirror in the Vice-Presidents Room.. 116 A Group of Senators 113 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. Vol. Page. Captain Dick. Poem. (F. De Y. Carpenter) Bric-d -B rae XXI. .487 Captive. Poem Mary L. Bitter 6.xxviii. .~7 Carbolic Acid in the Household. (S. B. 11.) Home and Society 3 . .XXV. .312 Carey, Walter. In the Conservatory. Poem Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI.. 958 Carlyle John Burroughs 4.. XXVI.. 530 Carlyle. See Arnold on Emerson and Carlyle. Carlyle and Emerson, The Correspondence of Henry James, Jr 4.. XXVI.. 265 Carlyle in Ireland Thomas C~arlyle.... .2 XXIV.. 17, 244, 426 Carlyle, Mrs., To. Poem. (Bessie Chandler) Bric-d-Brac 5. xxvii . i6o Carlyle, Thomas Topics of tile Time XXII.. 303 Carlyle, Thomas. Carlyle in Ireland 2 XXIV.. 17, 244, 426 Carlyle, Thomas. (James Anthony Froude) Literature 2.. XXIV. .307 Carlyle, Thomas, The Literary Work of Geor~ e Saintsbury XXII.. 92 Carlyle, Thomas, Impressions of, in 1848 Ralph Waldo Emerson XII.. 89 illustration: Portrait of Thomas Carlyle. Carlyle, Thomas, Reminiscences hy Culture and Pro, ress XXII.. 150 Carpenter, F. De V. Captain Dick. Poem Bric-d-Brac XXI. .487 Carpenter, Frank B. How Lincoln was Nominated 2.. XXIV. .853. Carpenter, William Howard. The Wooing Ot. Poem Bric-d-Brac 5. XXVII. .640 Carquinez Woods, In the. (Bret Harte) Open Letters 5. XXVlI. .313 Carrara. See Marble Mining in Carrara. Carter, Susan N. Recollections of Peter Cooper ~ 5. XXVII.. 218 Carters (Susan N.) Art Suggestions from the Masters Culture and Pro5 ress XXI.. 303 Casserly, D. A. Ballad of Old 1vleters, A. Poem Bric-d-Brac I.. XXIII.. 159 Castine, Maine. See Old Town, An, with a History. Catalinas Betrothal. Poem Will Wallace Harney 6. XXVIII.. 351 Catholicism, Modern Topics of the Time 5. XXVII. .625 Caucus Reform 4.. XXVI. .63 Caught. Poem. (Harold Van Santvoord) Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI.. 478 Celestial Passion, The. Poem Richard Watson Gilder.... 5. XXVII.. 2b Celestial Torments. Poem. (F. B.) .Bric-d-Brac 6.XXVuI. .319 Census. See United States, The Growth of the. Central Park as a Botanical Garden. (N. L. l3ritton and Samuel Parsons, Jr.) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .958 Central Park in Danger 5. XXVII. .311 Century of Dishonor. (H. H.) Cultllre and Progress XXII. .153 CENTURY MAGAZINE, THE Topics of the Tulle I.. XXIII. .143 CENTURYS, THE, First Year under its New Name 2.. XXIV. .939 CENTURV, THE, A Word to the Readers of 4.. XXVI. .931 CENTURV, THE, A New Volume of . . . XXX. .164 CENTURY, THE, On the Printing of. (Theodore L. De Vinne) .0/en Letters 8.. . XXX. SoS Chacun 6 son Go6t. Poem. (\Valter Learned) Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI. .640 Chain-Pump The Worlds Worh 2.. XXIV.. 158 Chamberlin, Joseph Edgar. The Foreign Element in our Popu- lation 6.XXVIII. .761 Champlins (John D., Jr.) Young Folks History of the War for the Union Literature I. . XXIII. .473 Champney, Lizzie W., Papers by: In the Footsteps of Fortuny and Regnault * The Summer Haunts of Ameilcan Arlists XXIII.. 15 [1. XXX. .845 Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. (Abner Doubleday) Literatllre 2.. XXIV.. 465; Chandler, Bessie, Poems by: Two Scenes from an Unpuhlished Drama.. To Mrs. Carlyle ~.. XXVII.. s6o [xxi. .641 Keys I... XXX. .336 The Message of the Rose 2. xxiv.. i6o My Rival I... xxx. Chandler, W. E. The Gun-boat Taylor or Tyler War Memoranda 8... XXX.. 150 Change. Poem Celeste .2W. A. WinsloIo XXII. .938 Changing the Subject. (Drawing by XV. H. Hyde) Z3ric-i-Brac 7.. XXIX. .959 Chapin, Edwin H., Life of. (Sumner Ellis) Literature 3. . . XXV. .630 Chaplin, Stewart W. 1\Ir. Jacks Promotion I.. XXIII. .201 Character, and What Comes of It Topics of the Time XXI. .469 Charcoal-Burner, The. Poem Edmund W. Gosse XXI. .421 Charity, Institutional Topics of the Time 2.. XXIV.. 458 Charity Reform, A Great Eugene V SIlalley 2.. XXIV.. 401 Chartists, Who were the? fJ7~ J. Linton I.. XXIII. .421 Illustrations, engraved hy the Author. Illus. William Loveil 425 Richard Moore 421 Henry Hetherington 425 john Fro*t 428 James Watson 427 Thomas Cooper 429 Cheerful Spirit, A. Poem. (Stanley Wood) Bric-ti-Brac 5 XXVII.. 960 20 INDEX. 17o1. Page. Cheney, John Vance, Poems by: The Humming Bird* xxii. .760 In Primeval Wood 5. XXVII. .732 Summer Noun 2. XXIV. .503 Evening 5. xxvii. .832 To Youngsters 3.. xxv. .317 Evening Song in May* 6.xxviii.. The Music of Nature 3.. XXV. .552 Here and Hereafter 6.xxviii. .212 Song of the Sleepers 3.. XXV. .532 Fate 6.xxviii. .426 Rain-drops 3.. xxv. .552 The Kitchen Clock 6.xxviii. ~ I Need not Hear 3.. XXV. .552 The ISlack Dawn 6.xxviu. .677 The Way of Life 3.. XXV. .752 In Fancys Field 6.xxviii. .942 One 4. XXVI. .198 Not too Early 7 . xxix. .158 Summer Noon ~. xxvi. .193 Poetry made Practice 7 . Xxix. .320 The Old free 4. xxvi. .198 How Squire Coyote hrought Fire to the Evening 4. XXVI. .198 Cayrocs 7.. Xxix. .~93 Summer Evening 4. XXVI. .361 Grown Old with Nature 7.. XXIX. .736 Thought-Fall ~. xxvii.. 86 The Parting of Ilmar and Haadin. 8... XXX.. 92 The Way of It ~. xxvii.. 480 Lass Lurline 8... XXX. .636 Loves Ever at Loves Side ~. xxvii.. 6o~ Getting Round Graudmamma... 8... xxx.. 8i6 Eden ~. xxvii. .6o5 Chesapeake Duck-Dog, The. See Dogs, Typical. Chester, Anson C. The Tapestry-Weavers. Poem xxii.. 939 Chicago, The Claims of. (George M. Higginson) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .790 Chicago vs. New York Open Letters 8.. xxx. .493 See also Cities, Rival, of the North-West. Chief Joseph, the Nez-Perci * C. .11. S. Wood 6. xxvnt - . 835 Illustration: Frontispiece (facing page 3), engraved hy I. Johnson, from a photograph. Chilcat Country, In the. (Mrs. Lugene S. Willard) Open Letters 8... XXX. .9~i Childer and Wife. Poem. (Richard Henry Stoddard) ric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI.. 159 Children. (S. B. H.) Ilooce and Society XXXIII.. 147 Children, American, at Home and in Society. (Mrs. Burton Harrison) Home and Society 3.. . XXV.. 796 Children, Books for Literature I.. XXIII.. 473 Children, Books on the Training of. (Margaret A. Lake).... Hocue and Society XXII.. 949 Children, Old. (0. GB. Strayer) home and Society 3..XXV. .633 Childrens Book, The. (H. E. Scudder) Literature I . XXIII. .474 Childrens Logic. (S. B. H.) Home and Society 2.. XXIV. .637 Childs Grave, A. Poem W. P. Foster 6 XXVIII. .832 Childs Wisdom, A. Poem. (Alice Wellington Rollins) Bric-c-Brac 2.. XXIV. .959 Chilton, R. S. Some Letters of Charles Lamb to John Howard Payne 2.. XXIV. .927 Chinese Immigration. (George F. Seward) Culture aad Progress XXI. .957 Chinese Theater, In a George H. Fete/c 2.. XXIV.. 189 Chinese Theater, The Henry Burden il/Ie.Dowell..7.. XXIX.. 27 Illustrations, drawn hy T. Wores and Kenyon Cox. Illus. A Candy-seller 29 Post-Office 39 The Guard of the Goddess of Mercy 30 Exterior 39 A Hunter 30 A Pirate 40 A Painted-face King 31 A God of Thunder 42 In the Womens Gallery 32 Interior 42 Making Up 33 Two Princes Playing Checkers 43 An Entrance 37 The Eclipse 44 Box-office 39 Chips from a German Workshop. Vol. 5. (Max MUller).... Literature I. XXIII.. 150 Choirs, What the, Say. (Charles S. Robinson) Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 306 Choir, The Silenced. Poem. (D. D.) . Bric-~)-Brac 6.xxvIII. .959 Cholera. See Guest, An Undesired. Choral Ode to the North River. Poem C/carles de Kay 6. XXVIII. .377 Christianas Wedding-Dress Mrs. Schuyler B. Horton - .2.. XXIV.. 340 Christian Congress, The, and its Fruits Topics oft/ce Tiuce 8... XXX. . 644 Christianity and Commerce . .1.. XXIII. .947 Christianity and Popular Amusements Washington Gladden 7., XXIX.. 384 [8.. XXX. .334 Christianity and Wealth 6. XXVIII. .903 Christian League of Connecticut, The .3.. XXV.. 50, i8i Christian League of Connecticut, The Topics oft/ce Time 5. XXVII. .784 See also 951. Christian Leagues Practicability, The. (A Methodist Layman) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .150 ( Washington Gladden 4.. XXVI.. 794 Christian League, The. George K. Dunlop Mary H. Villars 6.XXVIII. .795 Christian Work, Coiiperation in Topics of t/ce Time 3. . . XXV.. 142 Christmas 3.. , XXV. .460 PART THREE, VOLS XXJ. TO XXX. 21 Vol. Page. Christmas, A Word about. (Susan Anna Brown) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .318 Christmas Hymn, A Richard Wa/son Gilder XXI. .432 With two illustrations by John La Farge. Christmas Song Marie Mason XXI. .~47 Claristophe. Poem Edmund Clarence Stedman. I.. XXIII.. 34 Christ, The Influence of. (George P. Fisher) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .478 Church, An Ideal. (Fred W. \Vodell) 6.XXvIu. .471 Church, Edward A., Poems by: Valentine to a Man of Worth ... 5.. xxvii.. 631 A Bar Harbor Idyl 6.. xxviii.. 640 Church, Ella Rodman. Outdoor Parlors Home and Society XXII.. 629 Church Music 9pen Letters 6. XXVIII.. 306 [468, 471, 638, 950 Church Music (Edward Witherspoon) 7.. XXIX. .474 See also Organ Loft. Church, Organs and Orchestras in. (Charles S. Robinson).... 5. XXVII.. 787 Chrysanders Quest. (J. Bouckman) Rric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI. .959 Cigar, A. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) 7.. XXIX.. i6o Cists (Henry M.) The Army of the Cumberland .... .... Literature 2.. XXIV.. 793 Cities, Rival, of the North-west . Open Letters 8 . . XXX. .~93 Cities, The Sensitiveness of Topics of the Ti...... S... XXX.. 804 City of Success, The. (Henry Abbey) Open Letters 6.XXvIII. .464 City Refuse, Disposal of 7/ic Worlds Work XXII . 157 2. XXIV. .477 Civic Rivers Topics of the Time 8... XXX. .967 Civil-Service Reform, Papers on: The Civil-Service Reform Association.xxi. .311 Swedenborg on Civil.Service Reform Permanency in Office-holding XXI. .948 The Peoples Problem.... [xxii. .353, 570, 723 The New Political Era 3.. ...... 717 Bossism XXII. .625 ihe Press and the New Reform.3. . xxv. .934 New Patches on an Old Garment. o. . xxiii. .464 The Effects of Civil Service U~0O Parties Garfield on Civil-Service Reform. i. . XXIII. .465 [i.. XXVI.. 151 Public Service and Private Business The Appointment of Postmasters.4.. xxvi.. 252 [i.. xxiii. .6i6 Caucus Reform ~.. xxvi. .632 Honor to Whom Honor is Due... xxiii.. 763 The Difficulty of Polilical Reform The Danger of an Office-holding Aristocracy [~. XXVII.. 467 [2.. xxiv. .217 Republican Institutions and the Spoils Sys The Dreaded American Aristocracy tem 6.xxviii. .627 [s.. ...... 143 A Rallying Point for a New Political Party The Revolution in American Politics... [v.. XXIX. .149 [s.. xxv. .4g3 Abetting the Enemy 1.. XXX. .327 A 1\Iodern Miracle s... XXV.. 713 Extend the Merit System 1... xxx. .643 Civil \Var, Battles and Leaders of the Topics of/lie Ti,nc 6. XXVIII. .943 Civil \Var. See XVar, Civil, in America. Claflin, James F. The Tax on Whisky Open Letters 6.XXvIII. .313 Clark, Edward P. The Solid South 7.. XXIX. .955 Clark, Sarah D. Mikes Confession. Poem Bric-d-Brac XXII. .480 Clark, Xenos. Cophetna. Poem 2.. XXIV. .959 Clarke, F. W. The Lamp-post on the Corner Poem 3..XXV. .317 Clarke, Mary Cowden. Leigh Hunt I.. XXIII. . 704 Clarke, Sarah Freeman, Papers by: The Portraits of Dante * ~. XXVII.. 574 Notes on the Exile of Dante *5 XXVII. 734, 133 Clarkes (Asia Booth) The Elder and the Younger Booth .... . Literatu;v 2.. XXIV. .46 Clarkes (Joseph Thatcher) American Archmologists in Greece 3.. .XXV. .305 Clarke, Simeon Iucker. How Id Died. Poem XXII. .959 Classics, The Future of the. Poem. (H. C. Bunner) 4.. XXVI. .960 Clay, Henry, A Few Words about George Bancroft 8... XXX. .479 Portrait of Henry Clay 410 Clemens, Samuel L. See Twain, Mark. Clergy, The, and Political Reform. (William j. R. Taylor) . . . Open Letters 6.XXVIII. .787 Clerk, The Progress of a. (XVilliam H. Rideing) Home and Society XXII. .789 Club Life in America. (A. G. S.) 3.. XXV. .310 Club, Our. (W. ) . Open Letters 8.. . XXX. .492 Club, Our Church. (Julia C. R. Dorr) 7.. XXIX. .472 Clubs, Social 8... XXX. .493 Clubs, Womens, Plan for. (l\I. L. N.) . ...... 7.. XXIX. .474 22 INDEX. Vol. Page. Club, The Oldest, in America Robert Adams, Jr 4.. XXVI.. 544 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Illus. The Club Emblem 544 Governor Samuel Morris 547 A Bill of Fare 844 Coming to Dinner 548 Sketches in Camp ~ The Kitchen 548 The Castle ~ The Fire-place 549 A New Member 546 The Last Tosser 549 Shelling Peas 546 Dressed for the Occasion 550 Coal Fragment, A. Poem . George Edgar Montgomery .3... XXV.. 38 Coan, Titus Munson. Gustave Courbet, Artist and Communist ~ 5. XXVII. .483 Cobden, Richard, The Life of. (John Morley) Literature 2 . XXIV.. 151 Coburn, C. F. A Lesson in Tennis. Poem Eric-ri -B rae 8... XXX. 654 Codducation at Columbia College. See New Knock at an Old Door, A. Creur DAlrine Stampede, The Eu~, ene V Smalley 6.XXVIII. .841 Coleman, Charles W., Jr. In the German. Poem Eric-ti -B rac 8... XXX.. 176 Coleridge. (Notes from Letters Received) Open Letters 8... XXX. .493 Cole, Thomas. The Summer Haunts of American Artists.. 8... XXX.. 973 Ccllege-Lred Statesmen Topics of tke Time 4.. XXVI.. 784 College Cuts Literature . . . 3... XXV. .958 College Presidents and the Power of Appointment ... . Topics of tire Time 4.. XXVI. .467 Colleges, American, Science in I.. XXIII.. 946 Collier, Thomas 5. April. Poem Eric-ti-Brac I.. XXIII.. 960 Collie, The. See Dogs, Typical. Colonies,0 Commerce in the Edward E6gteston . 6. XXVIII.. 234 See also Lessons, Forgotten. Illus. l\Ianner of Fishing in Newfoundland 235 Ancient Wampum from the Indian Mounds. 24t Saw-mill 236 White and Purple Indian Wampum 24t Supposed Indian Method of Catching Thirty Illustrations of Colonial Coin; Five Whales 237 Illustrations of Colonial Currency 242 Viesv of Onwego 240 Captain Edward Teach 256 Colonies,2 Social Conditions in the Edward Eg6 leston 6. XXVIII. .848 Shun. Seal of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina, Door-way 163 Reverse and Obverse 141 One of the Loop-holes 163 Colonial Mansion 857 Over the Door-way 163 Colonial Drawing-room and Furniture ... 8~5 The Peabody Mansion 864 A Colonial Staircase 859 The Fairbanks House 86~ Carved Door.way 859 Door-way 866 Fire-place and Chimney-piece Ho An Old Virginia Mansion 865 An Old Maryland Manor-house 86t Illustrated Advertisement 870 An Old New Vork 1\Iansion 162 Notice of Runaway Slave 870 Colonies,0 Indian War in the Edwtzrd Eggleston 4.. XXVI.. 697 Illustrations by J. D. Woodman, Henry Saudham, Walter J. Feon, and others. Illus. Falling Creek 697 Arms of the First Half of the Seventeenth Bloody Run 700 Century 708 Porters Rocks 702 Indian Warrior of Florida 723 Indian War-club 702 Indian Warrior of North Carolina 723 King Philips Samp-bswl. and Lock of Gun Indian Village 724 with which he was killed 703 One of the Placards Posted in Boston dttr- Turtle-shell Rattles of Indian Make 703 ing Philips War 726 Outacite 703 Colonies,0 Social Life in the Edward Eggleston 8.. . XXX.. 387 Illistrations by W. H. Shelton, W. H. Drake, A. Hosier, Miss A. Egglesron, F. J. Meeker. Francis Meeker, Francis Lathrop, and C. C. Cooper; engraved by J. F. Jungling, Miss A. V. Crane, Miss J. Naylor, J. Tynan, and D. Nichols. Illus. The One-boss Shay 317 Gold Snuff-box of Ralph bard, Esq 402 Brooklyn Ferry-hotise in 1746 388 Top of the bard Snuff-box 402 American Sleigh of the Eighteenth Century.319 Silverware from the Bull Pringle Mansion. .402 Coach, Supposed lobe tisat of Rip Van Dam.389 Silverware of the Colonial Period 403 English Saddle of the Stuart Period 389 Spinnet in the Pennsylvania Historical So- A Chaise of the Figlsteentb Century 390 ciety 404 Beekman Family Coach 390 The First Mrs. Lewis Hallam as Dar .tw. .405 American Stage Coach of 2795 392 InteriorofJoho StreetTheater, built in 2767.405 Cut-paper Valentine of 2764 392 Mrs. Morris of the American Company .406 Tankard 392 Lewis Hallam the Second 407 Colonists, The, at Home . . Edward Eggleston 7.. XXIX. .873 With numerous illustrations. Colonists,0 The Aborigines and the EdwardEggleston 4.. XXVI.. 96 Illus. Chart Showing the Locatim of Indian Robert Boyle 209 Tribes 98 The Aged Man in his Wynter Car- The Manner of their Fishing 205 meni 220 The Broyling of their Fish so6 The Seething of their Meate itt Their Sitting at Meate 207 Wampum Belt 222 A Dance of the Carolina Indians tol John Eliot itt PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 23 Vol. Page. Colonists,* American, Migration of Edward EggZeston 3... XXV.. 724 Illus. Dutch Shipping in the XVIIth Century.... 725 The Earliest Picture of New Amsterdam .. .735 Dutch Yacht of idia 726 William Penn 737 Trinity Fort 727 William Penns Chair 737 Petrus Stuyvesant 728 Penn Coat of Arms 737 St. Clements, now Heron Island 729 John Locke 738 George Calvert, First Lord Baltimore 730 General James Oglethorpe 739 John Davenport 732 Tomo-chi-chi, and his Nephew ............740 Settlements on the Coast of North America in the middle of the XVIIth Century .734 Colony Times,5 Husbandry in Edward EggZeston .5. XXVII. 43! Illus. Seal 431 Cattle Ear-mark 443 Silk-winding 432 Ancient Horse-shoes 445 Jared Eliot ~ Colonial Plow 446 Primitive Mode of Grinding Corn 438 Ancient Hand-made Spade 446 A Conestoga Wagon 439 Alexander Spotswood 447 A Plantation Gate-way 440 Medal Awarded to Rev. Jared Eliot 448 Home of John Bartram 441 Colorado Cavern, A Ernest Inc, ersoll 2.. XXIV.. 347 Color Bedding. (With Plan.) (S. Parsons, Jr.) 0/en Letters 8...xxx. .332 Color in American Art and Dress. (H. W. H.) Home and Society . XXII. .309 Colston, R. E., Papers by: The Rescue of (Chinese) Gordon The Land of the False Prophet5. .7.. xix .643 6.. xxviii.. 713 Watching the Merrimac * 7 xIx..703 Coltons (R. Francis) Sermons Literature 2.. XXIV. .952 Columbia River, Tile Rise of the. (W. D. Lyman) Co;nmzenications XXII.. 308 Come, Death Poem W. F. Smyth I.. XXIII. .685 Come, Pan, and Pipe. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) .Bric-d-Brae 3... XXV. .319 COMMUNICATIONS. Contents of: America, To the Friends of, Ahroad. (G.) i. .xxiii.. I46 Bihle Society and the New Revision, The xxI..951 Bracken in America. (A. E. K.) 2.. xxiv.. 946 Breckinridge, Dr., In Defense of. (Benjamin Breckinridge XVarfield) xxi.. 951 Columhia River, The Rise of the. (W. D. Lyman) xxii. .308 Constock Postal-Laws, The. A Reply. (Courtlandt Palmer) xxii. ~ Copyright Qsiestion, Intemational. (Harriet Martineso and P. A. Towne) ,. .xxIu.. 781 Divorce, The Increase of. A Correction. (Washington Gladden) s. .xxIII.. 713 Farragut, Admiral, The Lashing of, in the Rigging. (J. Crittenden Watsoii) xxii. .306 Garfield. Honor to Whom Honor is Due. (W. W. Griest) ~. xxiii.. 783 Growth of the United States, The. (Francis A. Walker) ~.. xxv. .462 Holland, Dr. J. G. (Letter from John Greenleaf Whittier) ,..xxiii.. 47I Jury, Trial hy. (Rohert Jones) 3.. ...... 145 Kaissas, A Year of the Exodus in. A Rejoinder. (Henry King) xxi. 314 Lihrary. The Free, MovemeuL (W. Greenough) 2.. xxiv. .946 Lincolns Height 2. .xxiv. .946 Lincolns Height. Leonard W. Yolk 3... xxv. .462 Medicines, Adverilsing Patent. A Reply. (H. S. K.) xxis. .948 Merriams The Way of Life. (George S. Merriam) a. .xxIv. .944 Metropolitan Museum, The. (W. M. Green) 2. .xxiv. .946 Mormonism, The Weak Poiot of. (Charles R. Bliss) i. xxiii.. 782; xxix.. i~i Mormon The Book of. (Ellen E. Dickinson) xxii. .946 Music in American Puhlic Schools. A Reply. (J. Spencer Curwen) xxii. .9~9 Music in American Puhlic Schools, Mr. Theodore Thomas and. (H. F. Holt) xxii.. 627 National Liheral League, The Organ of the. (Courtlandt Palmer) xxii. .788 Niagara, The Music of. 1\Ir. Thayers Reply xxii. .308 Niagara, The Music of. (L. I. Schermerhorn and Clarence M. Boutelle) xxiI. .307 Oaths and Affirmations, Judicial. (Benjamin P. Moore) ~.. .xxv. .621 Paine, Thomas. (W. J. Linton) xxi. .635 Partons Voltaire. (A Reply from James Parton, with a Rejoinder from the Writer of the Review) a. .xxiii.. 471 Pitcairn Islanders, More ahout the. (Rosalind Young) a.. xxiv..3o2 Plevos, English Correspondents at. (Frederic Viliiers) xxii.. 308 Pocohontas Rescued John Smith, The Spot Where. (Le.wis Mayer) s. .xxiii.. 472 Prevention of Crime. (Henry C. Potter) xxii.. 787 Prince Imperial, The. (F. B. J.) xxiii. .472 Rohinsons Wild Garden. )W. Rohinson) 2.. xxiv. .945 Saint Sophia, Vandalism in. (J. S. Seymour) 3.. xxv. .622 Supreme Court of the United States, The: A Correction. (W. R. Davie) ~.. xxv. .622 Tariff on Works of Art. (G.) xxi.. 634 Taxidermal Art, The: A Correction. (William T. Hornaday) ~.. xxv. .462 Venus of Melos, The So-called. (XV. J. Stillman) I. .x2CIIi.. 316 Westminster Boys in Politics. (Thomas S. Oldham) xxii.. 789 Whittiers Poem of Mogg Megone. IJoho Langdon Bonython.) (With a Reply from John G. Whittier) 2. ....... 302 Wood-engraving, American. The Exhihition of. (A: W. D.) i. . xxiii.. 621 Yacht, American, The Evolution of the. (Lewis Winde) 2.. xxiv. .946 Compensation. Poem. (George XV. Jones) Brie-d-Erac 7.. XXIX. .320 Compensations. Poem. (J. A. Macon) ... . XXX. .976 Completeness. Poem (arlotta Perry XXI.. $92 Comstock, Anthony. See Postal Laws. Comstocks (Anthony) Frauds Exposed Tojics of/he Tune XXI. .950 24 INDEX. Vol. Page. Comstock Laws, The Topics of the Time.... XXII. .456, 459, 787 Conant, S. S. George William Curtis 3... XXV. .578 Conant, William C. Will New York be the Final World Me tropolis ? 4.. XXVI. .68y Illus. Map of New York and Vicinity 692 Cone, Helen Gray, Poems by: Elsinore XXI.. 257 A Rose 4.. XXVI.. 509 Invocation in a Library XXII. .68o Friendship ~. XXVII. .145 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow .2. XXIV. .176 Summer Hours 5. XXVII. .623 Narcissus in Camden 3.. XXV.. 157 The Rhyme of the Hercules CIIIb .5. XXVII.. 8oo The Song of Sir Palamede 3.. XXV. .638 Ihe Ballad of Cassandra Brown.6.XXvIII. .330 A Nocturne of Rubsostelo 4. XXVI. .431 The Tender Heart 7.. XXIX. Ion Confederate Army. See Boy in Gray, A. Confession. Poem. (Nathan Haskell Dole) Bric-d.Idrac XXI. .967 Confessions of a Frivolous Girl. (Robert Grant) Culture and Progress XXI 323 Congregational Singing. (Eugene Thayer) Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .950 Congress, The Influence of Topics of the Time XXII. .143 Conjunctions. Poem. (Mary Ainge De Vere) Bric-d-Brac XXII. .320 Conjuring, Secrets of. By an eX-Conjuror Henry Hatton XXI. .304 Illus. The Box 305 The Slot 305 The Board 305 The Staple 306 The Basket 305 See also Second-Sight, The Secrel of. Connecticut in the Middle Ages Wendell Phillips Garrison. .8... XXX.. 780 Illustrations from photographs; engraved by Miss C. A. Powell, J. P. Davis, and H. Velten. Illus. Prudence Crandall 711 Rev. Samuel J. May 713 Arnold Buffum 782 Prudence Crandall Philleo 784 See also XXI. .313 and XXVI. .636. Conservatory, In the. Poem. (Walter Carey) Bric-d-Brac 4.. XXVI. .958 Conservatory, Shall We Have an American? (F. H. Sargent). Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .475 See also XXVIII. .472. Constant Heart, The. Poem. Edmund Clarence Stedman .3... XXV.. 512 Constitutional Convention, Work for a Isaac L. Rice 6. XXVIII.. 534 Constitutional History of the United States. (Dr. H. Von Holst) Culture and Progrcss XXI. ~ Construction, Slow-Burning he Worlds (York I.. XXIII. .319 Convict Lease System in the Southern States, The Gcorge W. Gable 5. XXVII. .582 Conways (Moncure Daniel) Emerson Literature 3... XXV. .954 Cook, Clarence. Some Old-fashioned Things Worth Reviving.. Home and Society. . XXII.. 147 Cook, D. B. The Death of Tecumseh Opcn Letters 8... XXX. .332 Cooke, John Esten. An Old Virginian XXII .432 Cooke, Philip St. George. The Charge of Cookes Cavalry at Gainess Mill War Memoranda .8 .XXX. . 777 Cookes (G. W.) Ralph Waldo Enierson.. . Literature I.. XXIII. .622 Cooking-Stove and Utensils, New (with drawing) . The Worlds Work XXI.. 804 Cooking-Stove, A New. (S. B. I-I.) flome and Society XXI. .793 Cooking Utensils Thie Worlds Work I.. XXIII.. 156 Cook, Mattie Caverno. A Variation. Poelo Bric-d-Brac XXI. 168 Coolbrith, ma D. February. Poem 3. . XXV, .670 Coolbriths (ma D.) A Perfect Day and other Poems. .... Literature 2.. XXIV .952 Coolidge, Susan, Papers by: The Isle of Peace * XXII. .411 Reply. Poem 6.XXvIII. .744 Coolidges (Susan) A Guernsey Lily (ulture and Progress XXI.. 482 Coolidges (Susan) Cross Patch Literature I. . XXIII. .474 Coolidges (Susan) Verses. Culture and Progress XXII.. 155 Cobperation as a Business. (Charles Barnard) XXII. .465 Codperative Agriculture. (J. NV. Caldwell) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .316 Cobperative Stores. See Shoppers Rebellion, The. Codperative Studies Open Letters 7.. XXIX. 474 Cooper, James Fenimore. (Thomas R. Lounsbury) Literature 3... XXV.. 790 Cooper, Peter, Recollections of Susan N. (arter ~. XXVII. .218 Illustration: Frontispiece Portrait, engraved by T. Johnson, after a photograph from life by G. C. Cox (facing page 263). Cophetua. Poem. (Xenos Clark) Bric-d-Brac 2.. XXIV. .959 Copley, John Singleton (R. A.) By his Granddaughter Al. B. Aniory XXI. ~ Illus. Coat of Arms of the Copley Family 759 Fac-simile of Ticket of Admission to Cop Quinville Abbey, Ireland 760 leys Siege of Gibraltar 766 The Boy and the Flying Squirrel 761 Master Copley and his Eldest Sister 767 Henry Pelbam 762 Lady Wentworth 768 The Family Picture 763 Map of the Copley Estate, Boston 770 John Singleton Copley 764 Croydon Church, where Copley is Buried .776 A Boy Rescued from a Shark 765 lablet in Croydon Church 776 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 25 Vol. Page. Copley, Life of. (M. B. Avsory) Literature 2.. XXIV. .949 Copying Process, New 2/lee Worlds Work xxii.. 478 Copyright, International, Papers on: Copyright at Home and Abroad xxii.. The American Copyright League Communism in the Book Trade.. i. XXIII.. 467 [s.. XXVII.. 787 The Copyright Negotiations. .A rikur G. The Dorsheimer Copyright Bill.6. XXVIII.. [Sedgwick. .2.xxiii.. 66~ A Ready-made Market for American Goods Authors Rights a. xxiii. ~ [~. xxix. .~ir Two Letters on the International Copy- The Present State of the Copyright 1\Iove- right Question: ment 7.. XXIX. .314 ~ H . Martineau i. XXIII. .781 International Copyright... Oliver Wendell P. A. Towne i. xxiii. ~ [Holmes. .8.. XXX. .488 The Blessings of Piracy.. Edward Egg les- Copyright Question ... Brander M I/hews [iou.. I.. XXIII.. 942 [8... XXX. .488 Coquelins (C.) The Actor and his Art Culture and Progress XXII. Coquette. Poem . .bfarrison Robertson I. XXIII. .344 Corcoran, Gallery of Art,0 The S. C. W. Beniamin 2.. XXIV. .885 Illustrations by J. II. Cocks, J. Pennell, and others. Illus. Exterior 8i6 Some Copyists 822 The Main Staircase 5i6 Twilight, by Louis Japy 823 William W. Corcoran 817 The Watering-place, by Schreyer 823 In the Bronze-room InS The Drum-major, by Edouard Detaille.824 The Sculpture-room 819 The Lost Dogs, by Von Thoren Iz~ Figure from Lerouxs Vestal Tuccia .... . 8zo A Bronze, by Barye 8z~ On the Beach at Schevemogen 8zn Corean Origin of Japanese Art,0 The William Elliot Gr~2is.. . .. .3... XXV. .224 Illustrations from drawings by Corean Artists, Illus. Men of Shinra Submit Themselves to Queen Corean Tribute-bearer before the Tycoon . . zz8 jingo 223 Musical Instruments and Flags Used in the Corean Envoy Presenting an Image of Royal Procession 229 Buddha to the Mikado 227 Corean Wave Pattern 229 Cornaro, Catharine. The Revival of Burano Lace * I.. XXIII. .333 Corn-Shucking,0 A Georgia David C. Barrow, Jr 2.. XXIV.. 873 Illustrations by W. L. Shepard. Illus. In the Field 873 The Walk Around 876 The Shucking 874 The Wrestle 876 A Retired Ginrl 876 The Dance 877 Coruwell, Henry S., Poems hy: The Stormy Petrel ~. ....... ~ The Hobby-Horse 8.. xxx. .496 Corthells (E. L.) A History of the Jetties at the Mouth of the Mississippi Culture and Progress XXI. .956 Cotton Exposition, Atlanta, Significant Aspects of the Edmund Atkinson XXIII.. 563 Cotton Exposition, The Atlanta .. 7/ce Worlds Work...... I. XXIII. .475 Could She Have Guessed? Poem. (Elaine Goodale) Brie-k-B rae 7.. XXIX. . Count Ernst von Mansfeldt, The Protestant. Poem Thomas William Parsons .6.XXVIII.. 191 Counter Seat Tue Worlds Work ..... XXII. .639 Country Homes for the Poor. See Town, Huddling in the, and Living in the Country. Country Pleasures. (George Milner) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 309 Country Town, The Story of a. (FL W. Howe) (W. D. Howells) Open Letters 6 XXVIII. .632 Countrywoman of Mine, A. Poem. (Elaine Goodale) Brie-k -Brac 6. XXVIII .639 Countrywomen, Words with. (Julia C. R. Dorr) Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .634, 792 Couplet, The. Poem. (Charlotte Fiske Bates) Bric.ei-Brac 5. XXVII.. 960 Courbet, Gustave, Artist and Communist * Titus Munson Coan 5 . XXVII. .483 Illustrations from paintings by Courbet, a drawing by F. C. Jones, and a photograph. Illus. 1he Fair Duechwoman 415 Gustave Courbet 492 A Burial Scene at Ornans 416 The Quarry 493 The Musician 489 Pulling Down the Venddme Column 494 Courbet, The Artist. (Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .792 Coventry, From, to Chester on Wheels 6. XXVIII. 643 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Illus. A Promenade on Wheels 6. XXVIII.. 644 A Road Across the Fields 6~o A Spin on a Shady Lane 645 Wheeling into Matlock Sunday Morning . . 6~e What is the Name of this Place ? 646 A Rembrandt lieggar 6~z Restful and Refreshing 647 A Concert at Buxton 6~z At the Finish 648 The 1ailors Shop in Eyam 653 Too Deep to Ford 649 The Gypsy Train 654 A Careless River 649 Tail-piece Coxe, Bishop, A Correction from Topics of the Time XXI.. 792 Cox, Kenyon, Papers hy: The Fools May-day0 Poem . .6.. XXVIII.. 276 Sculptors of the Early Italian Renaissance0 [~. xxix.. 62 CoXs (Jacob D.) Atlanta Literature 2.. XXIV.. 793 Coxs (Jacob D.) March to the Sea 3..XXV. .310 26 INDEX. Vol. Pa5e. Craddocks (Charles Egbert) In the Tennessee Mountains.. Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 154 Craddocks (Charles Egbert) Where the Battle was Fought. 8... xxx. .649 Crafts, William A. A Plea for Railroads xxii. .899 Cranch, Christopher P., Poems by: Sea Pictures 4.. xxvi. .497 Broken Wings 8 xxx.. Life and Death 6.xxviii. .220 A Poets Soliloquy 8..xxx .837 Crandall, Charles H., Poems by: The Fair Copy-holder 2.. XXIV. .480 The Train 4 XXVI.. 308 Plowing0 4.. xxvi.. 059 Way-side Music 7.. xxix .8~n Crandall, Prudence. See Connecticut in the Middle Ages. Crawford, Emily, Papers by: Lton Gamhetta 3.. ...... 708 tmile Littrd * 6 xxviii.. 727 The Forty Immortals ~. xxvii. .388 Crawfords (F. Marion) An American Politician and Zoro- aster Open Letters 8.. . xxx. .649 Crawfords (F. Marion) Mr. Jsaacs, Dr. Claudius ~. .xxvii. .313 Creoles in the American Revolution, The . George W Gable 3... XXV.. 538 Illustrations hy Joseph Pennell, and from photographs. SIlos. Alexandro OReilly 5~5 Old Spanish House on Bourhon Street 549 Relics of the Spanish Occupation 545 Luggers in the Mississippi A Page from the Archives of New Orleans.546 An Old Lamp Ho Interior of an Old Spanish House 548 Tail-piece 550 Creoles,0 Who are the7 George W. Cable 3... XXV. .384 Illustrations hy Joseph Pennell. With Map. Illus. Map of Louisiana 384 The Old Convent 358 The Cathedral and Old Place dArmes 385 The New Convent Garden 388 Location Chart, New Orleans 386 Old Villa on Bayou St. John ~97 Bienville 387 Old Canal on Dauphin Street 398 See also Louisiana. Crime of Henry Vane, The. (J. S. of Dale) 7.. XXIX. .154 Croffut, XV. A., Poems by: One Rainy Day o. xxiii.. 960 At an Apple-stand 6. xxvon.. 480 Cross Patch. (Susan Coolidge) Literature t. XXIII. .474 Crows Nest0 Airs. Burton harrison 8... XXX.. 724 Illustrations drawn hy W. T. Smedley; engraved by F. H. Wellington and F. French. Illus. Please Hand Miss Hunter in to Supper .724 8 Come to Claim my Dead Cruise of the Alice A/ay,0 The S. C. W. Benlamin.... 5. Xxvii. . 545, 789 [887; 6. xxviii. .803, 163,352 Illus. Head-piece 5. xxvii. .545 Off Paspebiac 545 Beach at Tracadie 546 The Mail-boat 547 Midship Frame of the Nortkern L~gIot. ... 547 The Steamer Noo-tkern Light crossing from the Mainland to the Island 548 A Fish-boy 549 Our Cook 550 On Deck 550 Amateur Cooking Buming Refuse from the Lumber Mills... .552 Map of the Cruise of the Atice May Millstone Quarries 554 Our First Fish The Crew at Supper Map of the Trip 559 Fisherman at Paspebiac 721 The Beach at Paspebiac 722 A View of the Bay 722 A Fish Establishment at Paspehiac 722 Cape Gasp6 723 Fishing-houses at Cape GaspS 723 Head of an Old Pilot 724 Up GaspS Bay 724 Percd Rock 725 An Old Oven 726 Crossing the Ferry at GaspS 726 Curing Fish at Percd 727 Returning from Church 721 Perc8 Rock 728 Map of the Cruise from Paspebiac to the Magdalen Islands 729 Map of the Cruise from the Magdalen Islands to Cape St. George 888 The Dash to Amherst 859 The Old Skipper 890 ~tangdu Nord 891 The Fi5dler 892 Illustrations by M. J. Burns. Crossing the Ford to Amherst 893 A Few of the Natives 895 Old Fire-place at Entry Island 896 The Gale at Entry Island 897 Off Deadman Island 899 Through the Bay of Islands... .6. xxviii. .104 Guernsey Islands The Bay of Islands io6 Cape Blomidon 107 Prospecting 207 Up the River Humber inS Fishing off the Bay of Islands 109 The Mail-carrier ioo The Dance at Petipas 012 A Street in St. Pierre 064 A Fishing Gang at St. Pierre o6~ Government Houses and Town Pump at St. Pierre 067 A Street Corner 68 A Sketch off SI. Pierre 069 A St. Pierre Fishing Boat 269 From the Bay of Islands to St. Pierre 069 The Cathedral 271 Fishing for Squid 172 Curing Fish at St. Pierre 173 The Town Crier 074 Struck by a Squall 353 The Bras dOrLakes 355 Indian Camp at Baddeck A Wigwam Cradle 356 On the Road to Baddeck 357 From St. Pierre to Georgetown 358 Cape Porcupine ~6o Cape St. George, from Hastings ~6o Lovers Lane, Hastings ~6o A Street at Arichat ~6a An Old Cottage at Arichat 362 The Oldest House in Prince Edward Island.363 Heaving the Log 364 PART ]/IREE, VOL S. XXL TO XXX. 27 Vol. Pate. Crusoe in New York. (Edward E. 1-lale) Cullure and Progress XXI.. 643 Culture. Poem. (Robertson Trowbridge) .Bric-d-Brac 4. XXVI. .478 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: Actor and his Art, The. (C. Coquelin) XXII.. 954 Aldrichs (T. B.) Selected Poems xxi. ~ Aldrichs (T. B.) The Stillwater Tragedy xxi.. Alcotts (Louisa M.) Jack and Jill xxi. .481 Among the Hills. (E. Frances Poynter) xxii.. 796 Army Life in Russia. (F. V. Greene) xxi.. Arnolds (Edwin) Poems XXI.. 474 Arnold (George) The Poems of xxii .469 Art Suggestions from the Masters. (Susan N. Carter) xxi.. 8n~ Ballads, New. (Alfred Tennyson) xxi. .639 Barnards (Charles) Cobperarion as a Business XXII.. 465 Barnards (Charles) Knights of To.day xxii.. 477 Bastians (H. Charlton) The Brain as an Organ of Mind XXII.. 792 Bellamys (Edward) Dr. Heidenhoffs Process xxi. .644 Benjamins (S. G. W.) Troy XXI. .476 Bernerss (Dame Juliana) A Treatise of Fysshynge wyth an Angle xxi. .803 Bevans (Llewelyn D.) Sermons to Students XXII.. 254 Birds (Isahella L.) Unheaten Tracks in Japan xxi. .959 Bodley, Mr., Ahroad. (Horace Scudder) xxi. .321 Bordentown and its Environs XXI. .483 Boston, The Memorial History of XXI.. Soo Bowens (Francis) Gleanings from a Literary Life xxi. .318 Boyesens (Hjalmar H.) Ilka on the Hill-top xxii. ~ Boys King Arthur, The. (Sidney Lanier) XXI. .322 Boy Travelers in the Far East. (T. W. Knox) XXI.. 482 Brain as an Organ of Mind, The. (H. Charlton Bastian) XXII. .792 Brookss (Noah) The Fairport Nine XXI. .323 Brownings (Rohert) Dramatic Idyls xxi. .i~5 Burnetts (Frances Hodgson) A Fair Barharian XXII. .315 Burroughss (John) Pepacton xxii. .634 Cahles (G. W.) Madame Delphine XXII. .791 Cahles (G. W.) The Grandissimes XXI. .159 Carlyle, Thomas, Reminiscences hy xxii.. iso Carters (Susan N.) Art Suggestions from the Masters xxi. .803 Century of Dishonor. (Helen Jackson [H. H.]) XXII. .153 Chinese Immigration. (George F. Seward) XXI. .957 Confessions of a Frivolous Girl. (Rohert Grant) XXI.. 323 Constitutional History of the United States. (Dr. H. Von HoIst) XXI.. 477 Coolidges (Susan) Guernsey Lily XXI. .482 Coolidges (Susan) Verses XXII. .155 Co5peration as a Business. (Charles Barnard) XXII. .465 Coquelins (C.) The Actor and his Art XXII. .954 Corthells (E. L.) A History of the Jetties at the Mouth of the Mississippi XXI. .956 Crusoe in New Vork. (Edward E. Hale) XXI. .643 Curtiss (Miss) Tanagra Figurines XXI. .958 Daviss (Clarke) Stranded Ship XXI. .480 De Amiciss (Edmundo) Holland XXI. .478 De Kays (Charles) The Vision of Nimrod XXII. .313 DeWitts (Madame) Guizot in Private Life XXII. Discussion of the Trinity. (Jonathan Edwards) XXI. .163 Disraelis (Benjamin) Endymion XXI. 796 Dramatic Idyls. (Rohert Brosvning) XXI. .158 Dr. Heidenhoffs Process. (Edward Bellamy) XXI. .644 Edwards (Jonathan) Discussion of the Trinity XXI..163 Egglestons (George Cary) Famous American Indians XXI.. 799 Eminets (Rosina) Pretty Peggy XXI.. 48t Endymion. (Benjamin Disraeli) XXI. .796 English Odes, Selections of. (Edmund W. Gosse) XXII. .792 English Poets, The. (T. H. Ward) XXII. .309 Explorations of the World. (Jules Verne) XXI. .322 ~ Fair Barharian, A. (Frances Hodgson Burnett) xii.. 315 Fairport Nine, The. (Noah Brooks) XXI.. 323 Earrers (James A.) Primitive Manners and Customs XXI. .477 Flemmings (George) The Head of Medusa XXI. .798 Francillon, R. E. Under Sfleve-Ban XXII.. 795 Friends Worth Knowing. (Ernest Ingersoll) XXII. Fysshynge wyth an Angle, A Treatise of. (Dame Juliana Berners) xxi.. 803 Gattys (Mrs. Alfred) Parahies from Nature xxi.. 482 Georges (Henry) Progress and Poverty XXII. .312 Georgians, Ihe (Round Rohin Series) xxii.. 794 Goethe, Life and Times of. (Herman Grimm) XXII. .952 Goethes Mother, The Correspondence of XXII. .476 Gosses (Edmund W.) Selections of English Odes xxii. .792 Grandissimes, The. (George W. Cahle) XXI. .159 Grants (Rohert) Confessions of a Frivolous Girl XXI, .323 Greenes (F. V.) Army Life in Russia xxi.. i6a Griffiss (William Elliot) Japanese Fairy World XXII.. 954 Grimms (Herman) Life and Times of Goethe xxii. .952 Guernsey Lily. (Susan Coolidge) XXI. .482 Guizot in Private Life (Madame DeWitt) XXII. .474 Hahhertons (John) The Worst Boy in Town xxi. .321 Hales (Edward Everett) Crtisoe in New Tork xxi. .643 Hale (Edward Everett) Stories of the War xxi. .482 Hales (Lucretia P.) Peterkin Papers XXII.. 956 Handicapped. (Marion Harland) XXII .796 28 INDEX. CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. Page. Harlands (Marion) Handicapped ~ 796 Harriss (Joel Chandler) Uncle Remus XXI.. 961 Head of Medusa, The. (George Flemming) xxi.. 798 History of the Flags of the United States. (G. H. Prehle) xxii.. History of the United States. (James Schouler) . ....... Holland (Edmundo de Amicis) xxi.. 478 Holmess (Oliver Wendell) Iron Gate xxi.. Ilka on the Hill-Top. (Hjalmar H. Boyesen) xxii.. Illios. (Dr. Henry Schliemann) XXII.. 465 Indians. Famous American. (George Cary Eggleston) xxi.. Ingersolls (Ernest) Friends Worth Knowing XXII.. 955 Iron Gate. (Oliver Wendell Holmes) XXI. .157 Irvings Knickerhockers History of New York xxi.. 802 Jack and Jill (Louisa M. Alcott) XXI. .482 Jacksons (Helen) (H. H.) A Century of Dishonor xxii.. Jamess (Henry) Washington Square xxi.. Japanese Fairy World. (XV. E. Griffis) xxii.. Japan, Unheaten Tracks in. (Isahella L. Bird) Xxi.. 959 Jewetts (Sarah 0.) Old Friends and New XXI.. 323 Jolly Fellowship, A. (F. R. Stockton) xxi.. 321 Jonathan Edwardss Discussion of the Trinity XXI.. 263 Kings Missive The. (J. G. Whittier) Xxii.. 472 Knights of To-day. (Charles Barnard) Xxii.. 477 Knoxs (Thomas W.) The Boy Travelers in the Far East XXI. .482 Laniers (Sidney) The Boys King Arthur XXI. ~ Larcoms (Lucy) XVild Roses of Cape Ann, and Other Poems Xxii. .796 La Renaissance en France. (Ldon Palustre) xxii. .636 LArt XXI. .329, 962 Leroys (Louis) Pensionnaires du Louvre xxii. Lesson in Love, A. (Round Rohin Series) XXII. .~94 Literary Life, Gleanings from a. (Francis Bowen) xxi. .~i8 Longfellows (H. W.) Ultima Thule xxi.. Madame Delphine. (George W. Cahle( XXII. .791 Mallocks (W. H.) A Romance of the Nineteenth Century XXII.. 796 Manners and Customs, Primitive. (James A. Farrer) XXI. .477 Matrimony. (XV. E. Norris) xxii. .635 Metternich, The Memoirs of Prince XXII. .472 Millers (Olive Ihorne) Queer Pets at Marcys XXI. .481 Millets (Jean Fran9ois) Peasant and Painter XXI. .637 Mississippi Jetties, History of the. (E. L. Corthell) XXI. .956 Moultons (Louise Chandler) New Bed-time Stories XXI. .482 Mycen~. (Dr. Henry Schliemann) XXI. .795 Nameless Nohleman, A. (Round Robin Series) XXII. .796 New Bed-time Stories. (Louise Chandler Moulton) XXI. .481 Norriss (XV. E.) Matrimony XXII. .635 OBrien (Fitz James). Poems and Stories XXII. .469 Old Friends and New. (Sarah 0. Jewett) XXI. .323 Old Testament in the Jewish Church, The. (W. Rohertson Smith) XXII.. 6~o Oration on Wycliffe. (Richard S. Storrs) XXII. .476 Pallains (M. G.) The Correspondence of Prince Talleyrand XXII. .632 Palustres (Ldon) La Renaissance en France XXII. .636 Parables from Nature. (Mrs. Alfred Gatty) XXI. .482 Peasant and Painter. (Jean Franynis Millet) XXI. .637 Pensionnaires do Louvre, Les. (Louis Leroy) xxii. Pepacton. (John Burroughs) xxii. .634 Perrys (Nora) Tragedy of the Unexpected ...... 479 Peterkin Papers. (Lucretia P. Hale) xxii. .956 Pictures, A Second Portfolio of, from Scrihners Monthly and A%( ki ~f& 5 ii. XXI. .482 Poe, Edgar Allan. (Edmund Clarence Stedman) xxi. .641 Poe, Edgar Allan, The Life and Writings of. (Richard Henry Stoddard) xxi. .642 Poems. (Edwin Arnold) XXI. -474 Poynters (E. Frances) Among the Hills xxii. .796 Prebles (George Henry) History of the Flags of the United States xxii. ~ Pretty Peggy. (Rosina Emmet) XXI. .481 Progress and Poverty. (Henry George) xxii. .312 Queer Pets at Marcys. (Olive Thorne Miller) xxi. .481 Rdmusat de, Letters of Madame XXII. .950 Robinsons (Charles S.) Studies in the New Testament xxii. .636 Rollos Journey to Cambridge XXI. .320 Romance of the Nineteenth Century, A. (W. H. Mallock) xxii. .796 Salmagundi Exhibition, The Third xxi. .644 Schliemanns (Dr. Henry) Illios XXII. .468 Schliemanns (Dr. Henry) Mycente XXI.. 795 Schoulers (James) History of the United States xxii - .253 Scudders (Horace) Bodley Books XXI.. 321 Scudders (Horace E.) Stories and Romances xxii. .637 Sermons to Students. (Llewelyn D. Bevan) XXII.. 254 Sewards (George F.) Chinese Immigration . . xxi. Smiths (W. Rohertson) The Old Testament in the Jew sli Church ... .. ~. .,. .. .... xxii. .630 Spiritual Songs for the Sunday-school . xxi.. 480 Stedmans (Edmund Clarence) Edgar Allan Poe xxi. .64 Stillwater Tragedy, The. (Thomas Bailey Aldrich) xxi.. i6t Stocktons (Frank R.) A Jolly Fellowship ...... 321 Stoddards (Richard Henry) The Life and Writings of Edgar Allan Pee I:::.. I . xxi. .64 Stories and Romances. (Horace E. Scudder) XXII.. 637 Stories of the War. (Edward Everett Hale) ...... 482 Storrss (Richard S.) Oration on Wycliffe and the First English Bible. ~. ... ~ ~.: XXII.. 476 Stranded Ship, A. (Clarke Davis) XXI.. 480 Studies in the New Testament (Charles S. Robinson) xxii.. 6~6 Talleyrand, the Correspondence of Prince. (M. G. Pallain) xxii. .632 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 29 CULTURE AND PROGRESS. Contents of: (Continued.) Vol. P ge. Tennysons (Alfred) New Ballads xxi. .639 Tanagra Figurines. (Miss Curtis) XXI. .955 Tragedy of the Unexpected, The, and Other Poems. (Nora Perry) XXI.. 479 Troublesome Daughters. (L. B. Walford) xxi.. 963 Troy. (S. G. W. Benjamin) XXI. .476 Ultima Thule. (H. W. Longfellow) ....... 156 Uncle Remus: His Songs and Sayings. (Joel Chandler Harris) xxi.. 961 Under Slieve-Ban. (R. E. Francillon) XXII.. 795 Vernes (Jules) Explorations of the World XXI.. 322 Vision,of Nimrod, The. (Charles de Kay) xxii.. 313 Von Holsts (Dr. H.) Constitutional History of the United States XXI. .477 Wards (T. H.) Anthology of English Poets XXII.. 309 Washington Square. (Henry James, jr) XXI.. 795 Water.Colors, Exhibition of (i85oiI8i) XXI. .955 Whittiers (J. G.) The Kings Missive xxii. .472 Wild Roses of Cape Ann and Other Poems. (Lucy Larcom) XXII.. 796 Winsors (Justin) The Memorial History of Boston xxii.. Boo Winter (William), The Poems of XXII. .474 Wood-Engraving, A Second Offer of Prizes for XXI.. 954 Wood-Engravings, An Exhibition of XXII. .637 XVorst Boy in Town, The. (John Habberton) XXI. .321 Wycliffe, John, and the First English Bible. (Richard S. Storrs) XXII. .776 Culture in New England Villages. (Julia C. R. Dorr) 9pen Letters ..............4.. XXVI.. 155 Cummings, C. F. Gordon. See Gordon-Cummings. Cupid as Reporter. Poem. (Clarence Clough Buel) ........ Brie-S -B rae 3.. . XXV. .959 Cupid at School. Poem. (XVilliam P. Jones) .............. I. XXIII.. 159 Cupids Kiss. Poem. (Walter Learned) 2.. XXIV. .640 Cupids Mistake. Poem (S. B. Foster) 3... XXV. .479 Curious Experience, A Mark Twain I.. XXIII.. 35 Curse, The. Poem. (Robertson Trowbridge) Brie-cl -B rae 8... XXX. .336 Curtis, George Ticknor How Shall we Elect our Presidents 7 7.. XXIX. .124 Curtis,* George William S. S. (onant 3.. . XXV. .578 Illustration: Frontispiece portrait (facing page 413), engraved by T. Cole from a photograph. Curtiss (Miss) Tanagra Figurines , (allure and Progress XXI. .958 Curwen, J. Spencer, Papers by: Musio in American Public Schools. A The Training of Childrens Voices Reply XXII. .949 [4. ....... 791 Cushing, Frank H. My Adventures in Zufmi 3.. XXV.. 191, 500 XXVI.. 28 Cynic, To the Modern. Poem Harold E. BoaZion 6. XXVIII. .919 Ii~e About People. Kate Gannett Wells Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 796 I). Kate Gannett Wells. About People 2.. XXIV.. 796 Daingerfield, John E. P. John Brown at Harpers Ferry 8. . XXX.. 265 Daisy, To a. Poem Frank Demps/er Sherman .4.. XXVI. .359 Dakota. Poem Joaqain Miller 3... XXV.. 551 Dale, Edna. At Twilight. Poem 4.. XXVI. .925 Dam, Henry J. XV. A Theosopbic Marriage. Poem .liric-d-Brac 6. XXVIII. .960 Dame and the Critic, The. Poem. (Caroline A. Mason) XXII. .959 Damming the Sacramento Joaqain Miller 2 . XXIV. .396 Damper Regulator The Worlds Work 2.. XXIV. .958 Dana, Richard Henry. Leonard Woods XXI . 138 Dangerous Virtue, A Illalmar Zj/orth Boyesen XXI. . 745 Dangers, rhree Washington Gladden 6. XXVIII. .620 See also Gambling, Business. Daniels, Cora Linn. A. Love-Knot. Poem Brie-S -B roe 3... XXV. .318 Dante,0 Notes on the Exile of Sarah Freeman Clarke. .5 XXVII. 734,833 Illustrations by Harry Feno, after sketches by the Author. Illus. Church of St. John Lateran 737 Cloister Wall, Convent of St. Croce di The Pine Cone of the Vatican ~ Corvo 834 Tower Chamber of Gargonza 738 On the Cornice Road~ San Gemignano ~39 Rue du Fouarre, Paris 135 Monte Reggione 740 Capraia and Gorgona 137 Court of Poppi Castle . .. ~ The Ramparts of Lucca 137 Foote Branda 744 Talamone I~8 Augusta Gate ~ The Town Hall of Gubbio 140 Castle of Romena ~ The Castle of Colmollaro 142 Torre di Garisenda 747 Convent of Avellana 143 Land-slide at Roveredo 748 Window of the Cell occupied by Dante 844 Stair-way at Verona 749 Double Cave at Tolmino 145 In Urbino 751 Dantes Tomb at Ravenna 146 Malatesta Fortress 752 Pines of Ravenna 148 30 INDEX. Vol. Page. Dante, On the Reading of Topics of I/sc Time 5. xxvii.. 6z~ Dantes Portrait in the Bargello. (C. E. Norton) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .956 Dante. The Poet illustrated Out of the Poem krishna C. ilossetli 5. XXVII. .566 Dante,0 The Portraits of Sara/s Freeman C7arke... . .5. XXVII. .574 Illus. The Death Mask of Dante 574 Giouos Portrait 579 Bronze Bust in the Museum of Naples 576 Profile iu the Mausoleum at Ravenna 510 Head, from the Disputa of Raphael Darwins Attitude Toward Religion Topics of I/se Time 2.. XXIV.. 790 Darwin,0 The Deht of Science to Alfred .R. Wa//ace 3. . . XXV. .420 Illustrations hy Alfred Parsons, and frontispiece portrait (facing page 323), engraved hy T. Johnson from a photo- gtaph hy Lieut. Darwin. Illus. Darwins Study ~ao The Greenhouse 423 Down House, from the Garden 421 Darwins Usual Walk 424 Down House, from the Pathway 422 Dat Fretful Tilda Strong Poem. (Rev. Plato Johnson) Bric-d-Brac 5. XXVII.. 639 Dat Yaller Gown. Poem (Charles H. Turner) 3... XXV. .315 Daudet,0 Alphonse Elenry James 4.. XXVI. .498 Illustration: Frontispiece portrait, engraved hy T. Johnson from a photograph hy Nadar (facing page 413). Daudet, Alphonse, Papers hy: Victor Hugo s... xxv.. 30 Mistral0 I.. xxx. .4t6 Tourgueneff in Paris0 ~.. xxvii . 41 Daughter of henry Sage Rittenhouse, The Ant/sor of An Earnest Tr/fer . XXIt. .498, 770 Davie, Gen. M. The Yearn of the Romantic. Poem .Bric-d-Brac I.. XXIII. .957 Davie, W. R. The Supreme Court of the United States: A Correction . . . Conimunicalions 3... XXV. .622 Davis, Ben Wood, Poems hy: Epigram on an Epigram ~.. xxvii.. 95~ To a Singer 6.. xxviii.. 951 To a Weak-voiced Actor 6. .xxvIII. .410 Davis, Jefferson, and General EJolt. (Loyalist) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .477 Davis, Jefferson, The Capture of .Bssrson Harrison 5. XXVII.. 130 Davis, Rehecca Harding. (William M. Baker) Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 151 Daviss (Clarke) Stranded Ship . Cssstnre and Pro6 ress XXI.. 480 Dawn. Poem Alice Wort/singlon Wint/srop.~. XXVII.. 275 Dayhreak. (From the French.) Poem. (Alice K. Sawyer).. Bric-d -Proc 6. XXVIII.. 319 Day unto Day Uttereth Speech. Poem Richard Watson Gilder ... .3. . - XXV.. 114 Dazey, C. T. The Dream of Dreams. Poem 7.. XXIX. 267 D. D. The Silenced Choir. Poem Brie- -Id rae 6. XXVlII. 959 Dead Comrade, The. Poem ilic/sard Watson Gilder--.8. . . XXX. .955 Dead Moon, The. Poem. (T. N. Lawrence) Jdric-ci-Brac XXI. .487 Dead of Night, The. Poem Robertson Trowbridge 2.. XXIV.. 878 Dead Woman, To a. Poem H. C. Bunner I.. XXIII. .512 Deaf. Poem 2.. XXIV. .589 De Amiciss (Edmundo) Holland Cultisre and Progress XXI. .475 Dean, Mary. Sweeping and Dusting Home and Society XXI. .472 Death, Apparent, A Study in Francis Gerry Fairfield XXI. .249 Deaths Anchor. Poem. George Parsons Lathrop... .6.XXVIII. .572 Deaths First Lesson. Poem Susan Marr Spa/ding 4.. XXVI - .767 Decennial, Our Topics of I/se Time XXI. .472 Decline of Faith, The. Poem Paul Hansilton Hayne 3... XXV. .455 Decorations, Hon3e, Screens and Porti6res. (Mrs. Burton Harrison) Ho;ne and Society XXI.. 155 Decorative Art,0 The Society of XXII. .697 Illustrations hy A. Brennan, F. H. Lungren, R. Birch, and W. Taher. Illus. Porti8re, designed hy Samuel Colman 697 Emhroideries 703, 706, 707 A Glimpse of the Societys Rooms... .698, 700 Cuff of Irish Crochet Lace 703 End Buffet Cover 699 Irish Crochet Lace 703 Tea-cloth 699 An Exhihition of Emhroideries 704 Tes-tahle Cover 700 Top and End of Wooden Box 705 Emhroidery-room 701 Former Entrance to Societys Rooms 701 Tidy 701 Owl Mounted as Screen 709 Bennet and Volkmar Ware 702 Decorative Designs. (E. Guichard) Literature I.. XXIII. .789 Decorative Process The Worlds Work 2.. XXIV. . 798 Deer-Hound, The Scotch. See Dogs, Typical. Defenses, Our National. (Lient-Com. C. F. Goodrich) Open Letters 8... XXX. .172 De Forests (J. V.) The Bloody Chasm Literature I. XXIII. 627 Degrees, Academical; Especially Honorary Degrees in the United States Theodore D Woolsey..... 6. XXVIII.. 365 De Jarnette, Eva M. An Old Vote for Young Master. Poem .Bric-ui-Brac ... 6.XXVIII. .958 De Kalh, Courtenay. Chief-Justice Taney in Relation to the Dred Scott Case . Open Letters . . .4. . XXVI.. 958 PART THREE, VOLS. XXL TO XXX. 3 Vol. Page. De Kay, Charles, Papers by: Elihu Vedder xxi.. iii At Castle Hill, Newport. Poem. .4.. XXVI.. 6;6 Souvenir of Italy Poem XXI. .534 Choral Ode to the North River. Poem.... Farragut. Poem xxii. .a6e 6.. xxviii.. 377 Love Poems of Louis Barnaval. (Edited See also Eckford, Heary. by Charles De Kay) 4.. xxvi.. Dc Kays (Charles) The Vision of Esther Literature 3.. .XXV. .149 De Kays (Charles) The Vision of Nimrod Cu/lure and Progress XXII. .313 Delay. Poem Andrew B. Saxton i. .atxiu.. 79 Democrats, The, and the Presidency Topics of Ike Time 4.. XXVI. .947 Dennison, Mary A. Grandmothers Rose. Poem Brie-d -IS rae 7.. XXIX. .160 Depression, Some Causes of the Present Topics of lice Time 8... XXX.. 803 De Rdmusat, Madame, Letters of Culture and Progress XXII. .950 Desdemona. Poem. (R. Trowbridge) Bric-d -Proc XXI. . 8o8 Desolation. Poem E. C. TI/kite 3... XXV. .411 Destiny of the Universe, The Samue/ Wi//ard 5. XXVII.. 914 De Vere, Mary Ainge, Poems by: The Difference xxi.. ;oo Her Look 6.. xxviii.. 951 Conjunctions XXiI. .320 Her Kiss . .XxvIII. A Marriage 6. .xxviIi.. Ii Where Goes Love9 6. XXVIII. What is Poetry9 6. .xxviii..;~I Love Passes By 7.. .XXiX..i~7 De Vinne, Theodore L., Papers by: The First Editor0 XXII. .11; On the Printing of THE CENTURY. ........ lol Dewey, Ralph Stoddard. Natures Betrayal. Poem XXI.. 909 Dewing, Mrs. T. XV. Summer.0 Poem 4.. XXVI. .360 De Witt, Madame. Guizot iia Private Life .... (u/lure and Progress XXII. .474 Diaphason. A Word from the Organ Loft Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .156 Diaries and Journals. (Arthur Penn) Home and Society 3... XXV. .473 Dickens, Charles, The Letters of. Vol. III Literature 2.. XXIV. .465 Dickens, In and Got of London witla B. E. Martin XXI 649, XXII.. 32 Illustrations by C. A. Vanderhoof and others. Illus. The Most Ancient Part of Holborn The Old Curiosity Shop xxii.. [xxi. .649 Sairey Gamps Court-Yard of the Marshalses Prison 6~s Fountain Court, the Temple 37 Church Street, Milihank 654 A Little Wooden Midshipman 40 Limehouse Hole, from the River 6;6 Pegottys HouseVarmouth 4 The Hall of Lincolns Inn 637 White Horse Inn, Ipswich 41 i\Ir. Tulkioghorns House 6~5 Entrance to Hendon Church-yard 43 Chancery Lane 6Co Hatfield, Hertfordshire 44 Cliffords Inn 662 Cooling Church-yard 43 The Nook of Staple Inn 664 Dickinson, Ellen E. The Book of Mormon Communications XXII. .946 Dickinson, Mary Losve. Growing Old. Poem 6. XXVItI. . 840 Dictionary, A New English. (Edited by James A. H. Murray)( 5) Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 636 Difference, The. Poem Mocy Ainge Dc Vere XXI. .900 Diplomatic Scandal, A . . Topics qf Ike Time 2.. XXIV.. 146 Discourager of Hesitancy, The Fo-onk A. Stockton 8... XXX. .482 Discrinainating Taste, A. Drawing by W. H. Hyde Brie-k-B rae 7.. XXIX. .159 Discussion, Freedom of Topics of Ike Ti,uze 7.. XXIX. .789 Discussion of the Trinity. (Jonathan Edwards) Cu/lure and Progress XXI.. 163 Diseases of Cattle, Some Recent Research in the Prevention of. Tke Wor/els Work XXI. .646 Dislaonesty in Commerce and Politics Topics of Ike Time 6. XXVIII. .463 Dishonesty, Tlae School of. (T. W. Tyrer) . Open Letters 7.. XXIX .152, 958 Disraeli, Benjamin. See XXII.. 262. I.. XXIII.. 729, 939. Disraeli, Benjamin. A Sonnet Brie-k-B roe XXII.. 320 Disraelis (Benjamin) Endymion 6u/lure and Progress XXI.. 796 Dissolving Views. Poem 6aro/ine A. Mason 4.. XXVI.. 304 Distance. Poem. (Berry Benson) Brie-k-B rae 7.. XXIX. .960 Divine Service, Artistic Help in. (Charles S. Robinson) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .632 Diving Apparatus, Improved Tke Wor/ds Work XXI.. Divorce. (William Dean Howells) Topics of Ike Time 2 ....... .940 Divorce, One Way to Prevent 7. XXIX. .309 Divorce, Some Causes of. See Relipion, Family. Divorce, The Increase of Waskinglon G/adden I.. XXIII.. 411 Doane, William Creswell. Father Hyacintlae0 XXI.. 822 Dobson, Austin, Papers by: To a Missal of the Thirteenth Century. Leisure Lines. Poem ~. xxvii.. 640 Poem I. XXIII.. 41 In After Days. Poem 6.xxviii. .113 To an Intrusive Butterfly. Poem.2. xxiv. .s16 The Old Sedan Chair.0 Poem .-. XXIX.. 20 Thomas Bewick0 2.. XXIV. .643 A Fancy from Fontanelle. PoemS... XXX. .422 The Pupils of Thomas Bewick ~. 4. xxvi. .176 32 INDEX. Vol. Page. Dobson,* Austin Brander Matthews 6.xxviii. .912 Illustration: Frontispiece, Portrait (facing page 803), engraved by T. Johnson, after the painting by Frederick Watts, Dock Gates, Controlling the Waves at The Worlds Work 2.. XXIV. .387 Doctor Zay. (Elizabeth Stuart Phelps) Literature 3... xxv. 623 Dodge, Mary Mapes. Enfoldings. Poem . I.. XXIII . 825 Dodges (Mary Mapes) Donald and Dorothy Open Letters 8... XXX. .650 Dogs Mission, A. (H. B. Stowe) Literature I..XXIII. .475 Dogs,* Typical 8. ~ .29, 526 Introduction Gaston Fay 29 The Chesapeake Duck-Dog George The Mastiff W. Wade 30 [Norbury Aj3g3otd .... 36 The St. Bernard 32 The Water-Spaniel. .J. F. AYe-k 526 The Bull-Dog.... R. and W. Ltrtngston 33 The Collie Thooooas H. Terry.... 521 The Bull-Terrier.. J oooes Page Sttnso 34 The Fox-Terrier.... Jaoooes Watson 530 The Greyhound. H. W. Haootingto 34 The Scotch Deer-Hound or Stag-Hound [Joha E. Thayer 532 Illustrations, drawn by Miss Lucy T. Fenner, J. M. Tracy, and Harry Lyman; engraved by Gaston Fay. Illus. Typical Dogs 1....... 29 Irish Water-Spaniel, Champion Barney .529 English Mastiff, Duke 30 English Water-Spaniel 529 St. Bernard, Bonivard 3! Collie-Dog, Ladd 530 Champion Bull-Dog, Boz 32 Fox-Terrier, Richmond Olive~~ 532 Bull-Terrier, ~Silk II 33 Stag-Hound, Jabrl 533 Bouncing Boy Greyhound 35 Dogs Tails Chesapeake Duck-Dog, Chess~~ 36 Dole, Nathan Haskell, Poems hy: Confession xxi. .967 A Summer Evening 6. xxviii. .321 Ddllinger, Dr., and the Old Catholic Movement in Germany5.. Ps-of George P. hslzer .........XXII. . 365 Illustration: Portrait of J. J. Ignatius von Dilllinger.... 369 Donald and Dorothy. (Mary Mapes Dodge) Opeoc Letters 8...xxx..6~o Donelson/ Fort, The Capture of Lew Wallace 7.. XXIX, 284 See also Western Flotilla. Illustrations by W. Taber, W. H. Drake, Harry Finn, R. F. Zogbaum, and H. C. Stephens, Illus. Frontispiece, portrait and autograph of Gen. Mrs. Crisps House 293 Grant (facing page 263). Map of Fort Donelson 294 On the Skirmish-line 214 The Bivouac in the SIsow 296 Dover 215 Pillows Defenses in Front of McClernand.a91 Gen. Simon B. Buckner 216 McAllisters Battery 300 Gen. John B. Floyd 287 Position of the Gun-boats and the West Map of the Lower Tennessee and Comber- Bank 301 land Region 287 View near Dover 302 Gen. Gideon J. Pillow 211 Rowletes Mill 303 Dover Tavern 219 Branch of Hickmans Creek 304 Maj.-Gen. C. F. Smith 290 Copy of Gen. Grants Unconditional Sur- Maj.-Gen. John A. MeClernand 291 render Dispatch 305 Glimpse of the Cumberland River 292 The Crisp Farm 293 Erratum , XXIX. .779 Dormans (Rushton M.) The Origin of Primitive Supersti tions Literature 2.. XXIV. .470 Dorner, Dr., The Late, and the New Theology ........... , .lVcromon Smytle.......... .6.XXVIII. . 774 Dorothy Literature 2.. XXlV. 3O~ Dorr, Julia C. R., Papers by: Four Letters. Inscribed to 0. XV. Holmes. Culture in New England Villages.4. xxvi.. 255 [Poem... xxi. .aoo Words with Countrywomen. .6.xxviii.634, 792 0 Wind that Blows out of the West. Periwinkle. Poem 6. xxviii. - 760 Poem ~.. xxv - - 66~ Our Church Club 7.. XXIX - - 472 Dorsey, T. B. Two Southern Novelists Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .956 Doubledays (Abner) Chancelloraville and Gettysburg Literature 2.. XXIV - . 465 Dougherty (J. D.) Natural Gas Wells Open Letters 7.. XXIX. 466 Douglas, Henry Kyd. Incidents of the Battle of Manassas by General Imboden War Memoranda 8... XXX. - 640 Douglass, Frederick. My Escape from Slavery I, - XXIII. - 125 Dowd, Emma C., Poems by: Jennies Woolo ~. xxv. .640 Her Waiting 7. XXIX. .479 Dowden, Edward. Dublin City ~ 7.. XXIX. .163 Dowe, Jennie E. T., Poems by: Fickle Mollie 2. xxiv. .478 See-saw 8. xxx. .Ii~ Drake, A. W. The American Exhibition of Wood Engravings . 6om;nunications I. - XXIII. .628 Drakes (Sansuel Adams) Around the hub Literature 1.. XXIII. 474 Drama in London, Social Aspects of the. (Grace Greenwood). home and Society XXI. .315 Drama. The Topics of the Time XXI. . 632 Dramatic Idyls. (Robert Browning) Gulture and Progress XXI.. 858 Dreamer, The. Poem L. Fraosk Tooker 2.. XXIV -. 30 Dream of Dreams, The. Poem . C. T. Dazey 7.. XXIX.. 267 PART THREE, VOLS. XXL TO XXX. 33 Vol. Page. Dressers (Christopher) Japan Literature 3... XXV.. 956 Dr. Heidenhoffs Process. (Edward Bellamy) Culture and Progress xxi. . D., R. H. To Americans Seeking New Homes Home and Society .~... XXV. .313 Drifting Among the Thousand Islands. Poem Agnes Maule Macliar 6. XXVIII.. 687 Driver, S. P. A Life-Lesson. Poem XXII. .941 Drood, Edwin. How it was Illustrated * Alice Meynell 5. XXVII.. 522 Illustrations by S. Luke Fildes and Francis Latlirop. Jima. An Opium Den 522 In Rochester Cathedral 526 Studies for Jaspers Head 523 The Nuns House 527 Jaspers Swoon 524 A Street in Rochester 521 Durdles ~ Dickenss Chair 528 Drought. Poem Andrew B. Saxton 2.. XXIV. .144 Drought. Poem James T. McKay 4.. XXVI.. 349 Dr. Sevier George JV. Gable 5.. XXVII.. 54 237 [422, 529, 753 873; XXVIII. .70, 257, 488, 596, 698, 820 See also 6. xxviii. ~ Drunkenness, The Spiritual Effects of Topics of tke Time 5. XXVII.. 311 Dublin City * . Edward Dowden 7.. XXIX. .163 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Illus. The Custom-house 164 Tom Moores Statue 270 Dublin Castle i65 Sackyille Street and Nelsons Cohuon . . ~ .172 Goldsmiths Statue i66 Foot of Nelsons Monument 173 Trinity College i66 St. Patricks Close and Cathedral 274 The College Green 267 In Phcenix Park Burkes Statue 267 Monument in Phcenix Park 276 An Alley-way i68 Donnybrook Fair-ground Book of Ireland ~61 Up the River Old Houses on the Liffey 269 Tail-piece 279 Duck, One . Jo/zn Burrougks XXI. .245 Duck-Dog, Chesapeake. See Dogs, Typical. Dudley, L. Edwin. Police Reform 8... XXX. .972 Dudley, T. U. How Shall we Help the Negro? 8... XXX. .273 Duffield, Samuel Willoughby, Poems by: Psyche XXII. .938 Rain in the Night 7. XXIX. .529 A Song 4. xxvi.. 91 Duke, R. T. XV., Jr., Poems by: The Souls Reflection ~. xxvii. .~18 In Arcadia 7. XXIX. .257 Du Maurier and London Society Henry James 4. . XXVI.. 48 Illustrations: Portrait, engraved by T. Johnson. from a photograph by Elliot and Fry, and seven engravings from original drawings by George do Maurier, owned by the artist. Illus. Porlrait of George du Maurier 48 lIs not so difficult to speak French, after British Propmety 57 all 6i Music at Home, with a Vengeance ~8 The Height of LEsthetic Exclusiveness .... 62 Breaking the Ice 6o Barbarous Technicalities of Lawn 1ennis.. 64 Fame I 6o See Open Letters, 4. ....... 477. Dumb Beauty, A. Poem. (Charlotte Fiske Bates) Brzc-J-Brac 5. XXVII. .960 Dum Vivimus Vivamus. Poem B. D. B. Bianciardi 5. XXVII. .418 Dunbar, Wallace. Its Vera Weel. Poem Bric-J-Brac 3... XXV. .319 Dunkers. See Monastery, A Colonial. Dunlop, Gen. K. The Christian League Open Letters 4. . XXVI.. 795 Dunn, D. B. Rafting. Poem Bric-J-Brac I. . XXIII. .797 Dust. (Julian Hawthorne) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .313 Dutch Portraiture5 W. J. Stillman 7.. XXIX. .578 Illustrations from paintings by Bakhuizen and Rembrandt. See frontispiece (facing page 483). Dutt,* Torn 5. XXVII.. 372 Illustration: Portrait of Torn Dull. Dynamite Policy, The. (P. T. Quinn) Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 309 E ADS, JAMES B. Recollections of Foote and the Gun-boats 7.. XXIX. .419 Early Days, The. Poem. (Parmenas Mix) Bric-e)-Brac I.. XXIII . 158 Early Morn. Poem Caroline May 5. XXVII. 371 East and XVest. Poem Marion Muir XXI. .304 Echo of Passion, An. (G. P. Lathrop ) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 636 Eckford, Henry, Papers by: At Rome: Farewell to Bianca. Poem Eughne Fromentin * 3. xxv. .8a~ I. xxiii.. 864 Camp Grindstone. The Meet of the Amer. George Inness * 2.. XXIV.. 57 ican Canoe Association 8.. xxx. See also DeKay, Charles. 3 34 INDEX. Vol. Page. Eden. Poem Jo/in Vance cheney 5. ~ 605 Edinboro Old Town* Andrew Lang 5. XXVII.. 323 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Illus. Head-piece 323 Impressions of Grass Market A Rainy Night 324 The Cowgate 334 Candle-makers Row 325 A Wynd 335 Door-way 326 A Canongate 336 Lady Stairs Close 327 Old Hooses in Canongate 337 A Memory of High Street 328 Smolletts House 338 John Knoxs House 329 Queen Marys Bath 339 House of Boswell and Home 330 The Playhouse Close 339 The Tolbooth 33t White Horse Inn 340 Allen Ramsays Shop 332 Editor, The First~ Theodore L. Dc Vinne XXII.. 889 Illus. Aldus Pius Manutius 889 Imprint of one of the Counterfeiters at Paulus Manutius 890 Lyons 894 Large Greek Types of Aldus 892 Imprint of Aldus 896 Fac-simile of a page of Alduss Statius... .893 Alduss Small Greek Type, from Statius... 897 Device of Aldus, from Statius 898 Education, A Plea for National Aid to. (C. N. Jenkins) Open Letters 8... XXX. .8io Education, Going Abroad for an Home and Society 2. XXIV 795; 3. XXV.. 152 Education, Higher, for Women. (F. Benedict Herzog) Open Letters ..~.. XXVI.. 857 Education, National Aid to. (J. Allen Holt) 6.XXVIII. .156 Education, National Aid to. (J. B. Peterson) 5. XXVII.. 790 Education, Political, What it should be. (J. B. Peterson) .... 8... XXX. .807 Education, Practical, in the Common Schools Topics of tile Tune 2.. XXIV. .297 Education, Prof. Jevons on ...... 4.. XXVI..950 Education, The Massachusetts Experiment in. (Charles Bar nard) Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .789 Education? What is a Liberal President Charles W. Eliot. 6. XXVIII.. 203 Edwardss (Jonathan) Discussion of the Trinity ~ Culture and Progress . XXI. .163 Effect in Yellow,5 An ................ Thomas A. Janvier (Ivory Blach) 6. XXVIII. .541 Illustrations by R. B. Birch. Illus. Initial 541 The Marquis 544 Egan, Maurice F. A Day in the Mash * XXII. 343 Eggert, C. A. Does Prussia Love War7 Open Letters ............ 6.XXVIII. .156 Eggleston, Edward, Papers by: Some Quacks xxi. .620 Indian War in the Colonies ~. - .~.. xxvi. .697 Street Cries. Poem xxi.. 8o8 Husbandry in Colony Times * s. xxvii.. 431 Josiah Gilbert Holland * 2... xxiii.. its Commerce in the Colonies * 6. xxviii - .234 The Blessings of Piracy a... xxiii. .942 Americans at Play 6. xxvsII - .554 The Beginning of a Nation ~. . .......... - 6s Social ConditionsintheColonies5.6.xxvsii. .848 The Planting of New England .~... xxv. .350 The Colonists at Home 7. xxix. .873 Migrations of American Colonists * .. xxv. - 724 Social Life in the Colonies * 8.. xxx. .387 The Aborigines and the Colonists ~. ....... 96 See also 8. xxx. .487. Egglestons (Edward) Historical Papers Topics of the Time 8 . . XXX.. 487 Egglestons (George Cary) Famous American Indians .... (ulture and Progress XXI.. 799 Egyptian War of 1882. See Cairo, Diary of an American Girl in. Egypt, The War in Ceorge B. McClellan 2.. XXIV - .784 Eheu! Fugaces. Poem. (Walter Learned) Brie-il -Brac 5. XXVII. .960 Eichherg, Anna. A Freak of Fate XXI - .870 Eldridge, Charles W. National Memorials of the Civil War War Memoranda 8... XXX - .957 Electrical Progress. (Charles Barnard) Open Letters. I XXIII. .157; 7.XXIX. .313 Electrical Recorders. See Inventions, Recent. Electrical Soldering-Iron The Worlds Worh XXII. - 639 Electrical Steering Apparatus I. - XXIII. . 795 Electricity, Domestic Applications of 3. . .XXV. .476 Electricity for Railroads ........... XXIV. - 157 Electricity, Novel Application of ........... - XXV. .316 Electric Light in Photography, The 3.. XXV. .799 Electrr.oraph, The Music 3... XXV. .156 Elevators 2.XXIV. .316; 3.XXV. .477 Eli AuthorofThe Village Conviet.I..XXIII..I31 Eliot, George Topics of the Time XXI. .790 Eliot, George rederic W. H. Myers I.. XXIII.. 57 Eliot, George. See Morris, Dinah, and Elizabeth Evans. Eliot, George, and Emerson Topics of the Tune I.. XXIII..619 Eliot,0 George, The Portrait of I.. XXIII.. 47 Illustration: Frontispiece portrait, after the etching by P. Rajon of the crayon, from life, by XV. Burton (facing page s). PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 35 Vol. Page. Eliots, George, County Rose C. Kingsley 8... xxx.. 339 Illustrations by Alfred Parsons and Homer Martin. Illus. Millys Grave 339 The Moat in the Field 346 Birthplace of George Eliot 340 Corner of Gruff House 346 A Warwickshire Village 341 The Canal near Gruff House 347 A Ribbon-Weaver 342 Lime Avenue 340 Astley Chnrch 344 Arbor in the Garden 349 Chilvers Coton Church 344 Arbury Hall 349 Gruff House 345 Nuneaton 332 Eliot, President Charles W. What is a Liberal Education ? 6. xxviii. . 203 Elliott, Henry XV. The Sea-Horse XXII. .335 Elliss (Sumner) Life of Edwin H. Chapin, D. D. Literature 3... XXV .630 Eliwanger, H. B. Old and New Roses0 4.. XXVI. .350 Elsinore. Poem lie/en Gray Cone XXI. .257 Embryo. Poem Mary Ashley Townsend XXt. .233 Emerson Edmund Clarence Stedman 3... XXV. .872 Emerson and Carlyle, Arnold on John Burroughs 5. XXVII. .925 Emerson and Carlyle, Correspondence of henry Jdmes, Jr XXVI. .265 Emerson at Home and Abroad. (Moncure Daniel Conway) Literature 3... XXV. .954 Emerson, Early Letters of. Edited by li/amy Stacy Within6 toll 4.. XXVI. .454 Emerson, George Eliot and Topics of the f/hue I.. XXIII. .619 Emerson on English University Training Bric-d-Brac XXI. . 167 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Papers by: Impressions of Thomas Carlyle xxii.. 19 The Superlative i. XXIII.. 534 Emerson, Ralph Waldo Topics of the Time 2 . XXIV. .457 Emerson, Ralph Waldo. (G. XV. Cooke) Literature I.. XXIII. .622 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, To Poem Rolert Underwood Johnson. I.. XXIII.. 200 Emersons Personality Emma Lazarus 2.. XXIV. .454 Illustration: Frontispiece engraving of the Bust, by Daniel C. French (facing page 323). Emersons Poems, Written in. (For a Child.) Poem Roliert Underwood Johnson .5. XXVII.. 913 Emmets (Rosina) Pretty Peggy Gulture and Progress . XXI. .481 Endicott, Francis. Striped Bass XXI. .698 End, The. Poem 1Ff. K Bullitt XXII. .943 Endymion. Poem Elizalieth Ahers 6. XXVIII.. 533 Endymion. (Benjamin Disraeli) Culture and Progress XXI. .796 Enemy, Ahetting the Thpics of the Time 8... XXX. .327 Enfoldings. Poem Mamy Mopes Dodge I. XXIII. .125 Engaged. Poem. (Frank Dempster Sherman) Ermc-c-brac 5. XXVII.. i6o England Charles Dudley Warncr....3... XXV. . 134 England and Ireland Jdmnes Bryce 4 . ....... 249 England, Nature in John Burroughs 5. XXVII.. 101 Illustrations by Alfred Parsons. Illus. Initial 202 In Kent: Near Gravesend 207 Some Meadow Flowers 202 Cottages in Shottery inS Grassy Mountains 203 Meadow by Avon 209 Old Elder-trees 104 Some Hedge-row Flowers ITO Canterbury, from Harbledown 205 Old Bridge on Avon iii Red and White Clover io6 Stratford, from Bardon Hill a England,5 The Fairest County of Francis George Heath 5. XXVII.. 163 Illustrrgans by Harry Feun. Illus. A Devonshire Village i64 A Bit of Darlmoor 269 View near Farmington i6~ Mouth of the Dart 270 In a Devonshire Lane i66 Ansteys Cove 172 On the Dart at Dittisham 267 Clovelly 273 Berry Pomeroy i61 English Odes, Selections of. (Edmund Gosse) (ulture and Progress XXII.. 792 English Poets, The. (T. H. Ward) XXII. 309 English Poets, Younger, Some of the. (X.), (B.) Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 954, 955 English, Thomas Dunn. Palingenesia. Poem XXII.. 939 English Volunteers, The, during the Late Invasion Gharles Dudley Warner .. .4.. XXVI.. 92 Ephemera. Poem Edith M. Thomas 3... XXV. .338 Ephrata, Pennsylvania. See Monastery, A Colonial. Epigram on an Epigram. Poem. (Ben XVood Davis) Bric-d-Brac 5. XXVII.. 9~9 Epigrams from the French. Poem. (George Birdseye) XXI. .967 Equivocation. Poem. (C. Sooysmith) 6.XXVIII. .8oo Ericssons Destroyer, and her New Gun * Charles Barnard xxi. .689 Illus. Foreshortened View of the Gun and Part of The Engine of the Destroyer 692 the Explosive Projectile xxi. .619 Perspective View of the Steering Haich and Outline of the Upper Part of the Destroyer-. 690 Wheel 692 See also AIoattor. 36 INDEX. Vol. Page. Escott, T. H. S. John Bright 6. XXVIII. .439 Esmeralda: A Play in Four Acts F~a~~s gi.1o/sson Burnett I.. XXIII. .513 Esquimaux, Among the, with Schwatka. See Schwatka. Essays at Home and Elsewhere (E. S. Nadal) Literature 3... xxv . 306 Esther, The Vision of. (Charles de Kay) ~. . . XXV.. 149 Estrangement. Poem James Russell Lowell 2.. XXIV.. i6 Etchers,~ American Mrs. Sell nyler van Rensselaer. .3... XXV.. 453 Illustrations from etchings by Robert Blum, James A. McN. Whistler, Frank Duveneck, Otto H. Bacher, H. Farrer, R. Swain Gifford, Mary Nimmo Moran, thomas Moran, Stephen Parrish, Joseph Pennell, Charles Platt, Leroy Milton Yale, Charles A. Vanderhoof, F. S. Church, and Anna Lea Merritt. Illus. A Modern Etcher 414 The Breaking Wave 493 Joe 485 Gloucester Ferry 493 Riva Degli Schiavoni 411 An American Venice 494 A Wet Evening in Venice 489 Interior of Fish-house 495 Sea-shore, Lido 490 Barneys Joy 496 Hay-ricks ~a Solitude 496 An October Day ~ The Rose of Pain 497 A Goose-pond 492 Louis Agassiz 498 Ethiopiomania. Poem. (Henry Tyrrell) Bric-d-Brac 7.. XXIX. .960 Etretat, Normandy. See Normandy, By the Sea in. Euphemia Among the Pelicans Frank R. Stockton I.. XXIII.. 6c6 Evans, Taliesin Hydraulic Mining in California * 3... XXV. .323 Evening. Poem John Vance Cheney 4.. XXVI.. 198 Evening. Poem 5. XXVII.. 832 Evening Song in May.* Poem ~.XXVIII.. 68 Illustration: Original engraving by Elbridge Kingsley. Evening Song on the Plantation. Poem. (J. A. Macon) ... . Brie-h-B rae 2.. XXIV. .640 Everts, Juliet M. The Study of Acting in Paris Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .471 Exhibiting Fabrics, Device for The Worlds Work I.. XXIII.. 156 Exhibitions, Winter Picture (18801881) Culture and Progress XXI. .955 Expansion of Metals The Worlds Work 2.. XXIV. .316 Expensive Treat of Colonel Moses Grice, The Richard M. Johnston XXI. .370 Exploration of the World, The. (Jules Verne) Culture and Progress XXI. .322 Exposition, At theExtremes Meet. DrawingbyE. W. Kemble Brie-h -Brac 8... XXX. .175 Exposition, The New Orleans. See New Orleans Exposition, The. Ex-Presidents? What Shall he Done with Our. (A) Open Letters 8... XXX. .647 Extra. Poem. (S. Conant Foster) Brie-h-B rae 5. XXVII.. 160 Eyre, Louisa L. A Foreigner in Florence 4.. XXVI. . 870 F AIR ATTORNEY, A. Poem. (Samuel Minturn Peck) . Brie-h-B rae 6. XXVIII.. 640 Fair Barbarian, A Frances Hodgson Burnett. XXI. 561,665, 841 Fair Barbarian, A. (Frances Hodgson Burnett) Cultllre and Progress . XXII. .315 Fair Copy-Holder, The. Poem. (Charles H. Crandall) Bric-h-Brae 2.. XXIV. .480 Fairfax, Lina Redwood. The Misfortunes of Bro Thomas Wheatley XXII. .66~ Fairfield, Francis Gerry. A Study in Apparent Death XXI.. 249 Fair Physiologist, The. Poem. (J. Harper Benson) Bric-h-Brae 7.. XXIX. .478 Fairport Nine, The. (Noah Brooks) Cultu;-e and Progress XXI. .323 Faith, Is the Old, Dying? Topics of the Tulle 5. XXVII.. 154 Faiths Fortitude. Poem Helen Jackson (H. H.) 3... XXV.. 29 False Propbet,* the, The Land of R. B. Colston 7.. XXIX. .643 Illustrations, after photographs and drawings by the author, drawn by J. D. Woodward, F. J. l\Ieeker, Francis C. Jones, Harry Fenn, L. C. Vogt, W. Taber, J. R. Wiles, and C. J. Taylor. Illus. Khartoum 644 A Dandy of Suakim 654 A Camel-driver 649 Son of Ex-Sultan 654 The First Cataract 646 Rocks of Konassoo Port of Assouan 646 The Dahabieh 656 New Dongola 647 Suakim 657 A Dongola Girl 648 Mahommed Ibrabim 6~8 Wady Ollakee 649 A Girl from Gentral Africa 6~g Map 6~o Jebel Arrawak 659 The Second Cataract 6~e Colonel Gordon 66o Gebel and Wady Hegatt 6~a Headouarters of the Mabdi 66o Camels Drinking 653 Tail-piece 66a Family Records. (Arthur Penn) Home and Society 3... XXV. .632 Family Religion. (Washington Gladden) Open Letters 8.. . XXX. .807 Famous Saying, A Contradicted. (D. C. Buell) Memoranda on the Civil War.8... XXX. .956 Farman, E. E. The Negotiations for the Obelisk 2.. XXIV. .879 Farmer of Marshfield. The. Poem W. C. Wilkinson I.. XXIII. .375 PART THREE, VOL 8. XXL TO XXX. 37 Vol. p ge. Farnham, Charles H., Papers by: Running the Rapids of the Upper Hud- Ice-Yachting on the Hudson * XXII.. 528 son xxi. .857 How to Build an Ice~Yacht* xxii. .658 Along the North Shore of Long Island * The Gihrahar of America* a. xxiv. .840 [xxii. .267 Farragut. Poem .. . . Charles de Kay XXII.. 261 Farragut, Admiral, The Lashing of, in the Rigging. (J. Crit tenden Watson) communications xxii. .306 Farragut, An August Morning with J. C. Kinney XXII.. 199 Farragut Monument,* The New York Richard Watson Gilder xxii. . i6i Illus. Loyalty s6i Arm of Seat 263 Pen Sketch, hy R. Blum, of the Monument . 262 Bronze Statue of Admiral Farragut, hy Au- Bronze Crah in Pavement 263 gustus Saint-Gaudens Farrers (James A.) Primitive Manners and Customs Culture and Progress xxi.. 477 Farrington, Walter. The Temperance Outlook Open Letters 5. XXVlI.. 315 Fate. Poem John Vance Cheney 6. xxviii. .426 Faulkner, H. C. Amy. Poem Bric-d-Brac 7.. XXIX.. 158 Fault-Demon, The. Poem. (Rose Hawthorne Lathrop) 5. XXVII.. 798 Fawcett, Edgar, Poems by: The Punishment 2. XXIV. .349 Bigotry 8. xxx .951 LongfellowinWestminster Ahhey.7. ....... 592 Fawcett, W. L. The Gate of India. (With map) 8... XXX. .408 Fay, Gaston. Introduction to Typical Dogs 8... XXX.. 29 Faynte Hearte. Poem. (F. Marshall White) Bric-d-Brac 6. XXVIII. .960 Fearful Responsibility, A Win. Dean Howells XXII. .276,390 Featbers,* Farming for B. B. Biggar 3... XXV. .41 I Illustrations hy W. Taber and from photograph. Illus. The Incuhator 412 Driving Ostriches in a Storm 427 Seizing a Memento 424 A Male Ostrich 428 A Duel 425 A Troop of Young Ostriches 429 A Hens Egg and an Ostrichs Egg 427 February. Poem ma D. Coolbrith 3.. ...... 670 Federlein, G. Opera in New York Open Letters 5. XXVII.. i~8 Felker, P. H. The School of Dishonesty 7.. XXIX. .958 Fenn, Alice Maude. Papers by: The Borderlands of Surrey 2.. xxiv. .413 Among the Red Roofs of Sussex Y I. xxx. .709 Fernald, Frederick A. Reforming the Alphabet Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 797 Feudge, Fannie Roper. How I Kept House by Proxy XXII. .68i Fickle Mollie. Poem. (Jennie E. T. Dowe) Bric-~-Brac 2.. XXIV. .478 Fiction, A Boys Appetite for. (Eliot McCormick) Open Letters 8... XXX. .650 Fiction and Social Science. (H. A. B.) 7 . XXIX. .153 Fiction, Recent. (A. B.) 8... XXX. .649 Fiction. See American Fiction. Fielding, Henry. (T. R. Lounsbury) 5. XXVII.. 634 Field, Kate. An English War-Correspondent . XXI. .297 Fields, Mrs. James T. An Acquaintance with Charles Reade. (With letters hitherto unpublished) .. .7.. XXIX.. 67 Finance, A Study in. (Blanche Rosalie Leeds.) (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) Bric-d-Brac 8.. XXX. .815 Fink, W. W., Poems by: Little Tee-Hee * 4... XXVI. .479 Marry Me, Darlint, To-night.. .6. XXVIII.. 799 A Love-Letter from Dakota .. .6.. xxVIII. .477 Fire-Damp in Mines . The Worlds Work 3... XXV. .634 Fire-Door, Self-Acting 2.. XXIV.. 797 Fire-Grate XXV.. Fire, Precautions Against, in House Construction. (With dia- ~ grams) (George Martin Huss) Home and Society 2.. XXIV. .472 Fire-Proof Construction The Worlds Work 3.. XXV.. 798 First Needle, The. Poem. (Lucretia P. Hale) Bric-d-Brac 6. xxviii.. i~S First Step. The. Poem Andrew B. Saxton 6. XXVIII.. 783 Fish-Culture,5 Progress in Fred Mather 5. XXVII. .900 Illus. Alkins Method of Penning Salmon 900 McDonald Jars on the Look Oul 907 Greens Shad-hox 902 Section of Fisk Hawk 907 Tagging Salmon 902 Part of the Interior of the Fisk Hawk . . ; .907 Costes Trays for Grilles 902 Steamer Fisk Hawk 908 Fergusons Hatching-jars 902 Central Station Hatcheries 901 Bell and Mather Shad-hatching Cone 902 Rearing-ponds am Cold Spring Harbor 909 McDonald Jars 903 N. V. State Hatcherie~ at Caledonia 920 Holtons Box 903 Shad-hatching Station atHavre de Grace .920 View of Carp-ponds at Washington 904 Stripping Shad 922 Egg Transportation Crate 904 First Prize at Berlin Awarded to Professor The McDonald Fish-way at Rappahan- Spencer F. Baird 921 nock, Va qo~ Carp-pond at Washington 922 Hatching-room at Cold Spring Harbor ... 9o6 38 INDEX. Vol. Page. Fish-Curing Plant Tile Worlds Work 3...XXV. .477 Fisher, Prof. George P., Papers by: How the New Testament Came Down The Academic Career of Ex-President to us xxi. .6ii Woolsey a. XXIV. .709 The Revised New Testament * xxii.. 293 Martin Luther after Four Hundred Years Dr. D6llinger and the Old Catholic [i.. xxv.. 16o Movement in Germany * XXII.. 365 The Influence of Christ 5.. Xxvii.. 471 Fishes, Game, of the U. S. (S. A. Kilbourne) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 950 Fish~Hook,* The Primitive Barnet Phillzjps.. 3... XXV.. 8~8 Illus. Stone Fish-Gorge 900 Bronze Fish-Hook 901 l3ricole from the Lake of Neufchatel 900 Douhle Hook, ISarhed 901 Bricole of a Later Period 900 Alaskan Halihut Hook (Two cuts) 902 Douhie Hook .900 Russian Fish-Hook 902 Prehistoric Forms 900 The Beginning of a Shell-Hook 903 Sharpened Needle used for Catching Fish Shell-Hook. (Four cuts) 903 in France goi Artificial Stone Shrimp 904 Fitch, George H. In a Chinese Theater 2.. xxiv.. 189 Five and Fourteen. (S. B. H.) Home and Society I.. XXIII. .147 Five Hundred Dollars C. H. WAite 2.. XXIV. .827 Flag, The National, at New Orleans. (Marion A. Baker) .... Open Letters 8... xxx.. 492 Fleming, Mayhury. To Sleep. Poem . 6. xxvut. . 364 Flemings (George) The Head of Medusa ..... Culture and Pro6 ress xxi.. 98 Flemish Bells, The. Poem Margaret J. Preston I.. XXIII. .671 Fletcher, A. C. Indian Education and Self-Support Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .312 Flight of the Red Horse, The. Poem H. B. Warner 6. XXVIII. .920 Floating Prince, The. (F. R. Stockton) Literature I.. XXIII. .475 Floors and Rugs. (S. B. H.) Home and Society XXI. .636 Florence, A Foreigner in L. L. L 4.. XXVI. .870 Florentine Mosaic, A W. D. Ziowells 7.. XXIX. .483 [803. .8.. . XXX. .199 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell and S. W. Van Schaick. Illus. An Orange-vender 7 xxix. .415 A School-hoy 487 A Chestnut-vender 487 A Lahorer 418 In the Sun 418 Florence, on the Arno 419 The Virginia Cigar 492 A Florentine Flower-girl 492 AtDoneys 493 A Street in Florence 496 John of Bolognas Devil Poole Vecchio ba In the Boholi Gardens 103 In the Old Market 105 Door of Dantes House lofi Church where Dante was Married 107 San Martino: Exterior loS An Arched Passage 109 In the Bargello liz On the Ponte Vecchio 813 The Porta Romana Ponte Santa Trinith lifi Tail.piece 829 Loggia dei Lanai 8.. xxx. .aoo The Brothers of Misericordia 209 The Clown 210 A Scavenger 212 A Court-yard near Florence 223 OntheAmo 224 An Arrangement in Chimney-pots 226 Fountain in the Boholi Gardens 228 Relief from Piazza Della Signoria 229 See also Siena and Tuscan Cities. Floriculture, Practical Peter henderson XXII.. 219 Illustrations by A. Brennan and others. Illus. Propagation by Seeds 229 A New York Flower-stand 222 Making and Planting Cuttings 229 Gathering Carnations 223 Layering in the Air and Layering in the Camellia Japonica 224 Soil 220 Calla Lily 225 Propagating from Leaves 220 Group of Palms 225. 227 Begonia Rex Leaf 222 Group of Crotons 226 Peperomia 222 Group of Dracwnas 226 Examples of Planting in Ribbon Lines and A Group of Ferns 221 i\lassing in Color 222 Flower of Flame, The. Poem Minna Irving I.. XXIII.. 388 F., M. W. Jenny Linds Courtship Home and Society 2.. XXIV. .956 Folk and Fairy Tales. (P. Cli. Ashjdrnsen) Literature 3.. . XXV. .308 Fontanelle, A Fancy from. Poem Austin Dobson 8... xxx.. 422 Fools May-Day, The. Poem Kenyon (ox 6. XXVIII.. 176 Illustration by the Author. Fool, The. (From Ivan Tourgdneffs Poems in Prose.) (Translated by Borys F. Gorow) J3ric-d-Prac 5.. XXVII.. 319 Foote and the Gun-boats, Recollections of James B. Pads 7.. XXIX. .419 See also Western Flotilla. Foote, Mary Hallock, Papers by: A Diligence Journey in Mexico ~. a. xxiii.. The Story of Alcbzar 2.. xxiv.. ill A Provincial Capital of Mexico ~. i. XXIII.. 322 The Led-Horse Claim * xxv.. 202 From Morelia to Mexico City on Horse- [208, 367, 513, 613 hack* 2. xxiii. 6G Forbes, Archibald. Lecturing in Two Homispheres XXIV.. 127 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 39 Page. Forbes, Archibald. See War-Correspondent, An English. Forces (M. F.) From Fort Henry to Corinth Literature i. . XXIII. .6z~ Foreign Elements in our Population, The Joseph Edgar (~hamberlin .6.xxviit. . 761 Foreign Languages. (Drawing by W. H. Hyde) Brie-i-Brae 7.. XXIX. .319 Foreign Market for American Goods, A Ready-made opics of the Time 7.. XXIX.. 311 See also Copyright, International. Foreign Policy, Ghosts in our Topics of the Time I.. XXIII.. 778 Forestry, Progress in. (B. G. Northrop) Open Letters 7.. XXIX. .794 Forfeits. Poem. (H. C. Bunner) rie-)-Brae 2.. XXIV.. 159 Forge Furnaces, Improved The Worlds Work I.. XXIII. .956 For Her Mirror. Poem. (Alice Trumbull Learned) brie-h-Brae 6. XXVIII.. 960 Forrest, Edwin. (Lawrence Barrett) Literature 2.. XXIV.. 468 Forsaken. Poem Elizabeth A. Mattiers 3... XXV. .886 For the Major. (Constance Fenimore Woolson) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .313 Fort Henry to Corinth, From. (M. F. Force) Literature I. XXIII. .625 Fortress Monroe. (John P. Nicholson) War Memorand 8... XXX. .478 Fortunes Fool. (Julian Hawthorne) Open Letters 5.. XXVII. .313 Fortuny and Regnault,~ In the Footsteps of Lizzie W. Champney i.. xxiii.. i~ Illustrations after paintings by Regnault and Fortuny, etc. Illus. Mariano Fortuny i6 The Snake-Charmers 29 Fortunys Stndio in Paris 20 A Negro of Morocco 30 General Prim a5 An Old Beggar 31 The Camel-Driver z6 A Moor of tangier 32 Automedon with the Horses of Achilles 28 Forty. Poem H. C. Bunner 2.. XXIV. .441 Forty Immortals, The Y. D 5. XXVII. .388 Illus. Palais Mazarin 311 Jules Simon 395 Alexander Domas Fils 319 tmile Augier 396 Ernest Renais 390 Octave Feuillet 397 John Lemoinne 392 Eug8ne Labiche 398 Henri Martin 392 Victorien Sardon 400 Duc dAnmale 393 Louis Pastenr 402 Duc de Broglie ~94 Victor Cherbuliez 404 Foster, David S. The Boston Girl Poem Brie-h-B rae XXII.. 320 Foster, S. B. Cupids Mistalce 3... XXV. .479 Foster, S. Conant. Extra. Poem .... Brie-h-Brae 5.. XXVII.. 160 Foster, XV. P., Poems by: The Silence of the Hills xxi. .~i6 In November ~. xxix.. 44 A Listener by the Sea s.. xxiii.. 376 The Wind upon the Snmmit of Mount A Childs Grave 6. xxviii. .832 Washington 8.. xxx. .6o6 Fountains of the Rain, The. Poem Edith H. Thomas I.. XXIII. .284 Four Feet on a Fender. Poem. (A. C. Gordon) Brie-h-Brae 2.. XXIV. .480 Four Letters. ([nscribed to Oliver Wendell Holmes.) Poem. . Julia C. B. Parr XXI. . 200 Fowks, E. Petroleum in Peru . Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 317 Foxs (Caroline) Memories of Old Friends Literature 2.. XXIV. .950 Fox-Terrier, The Jaimmes Watson 8... XXX.. 530 France, The Pretenders to the Throne of Anna Bichnell 5. XXVII. .251 Illus. ComIc de Chambord 253 Prince Napoleon and his Sons 256 Comie de Paris 254 See also Orleans, The Princes of the House of. Francillons (R. E.) Under Slieve-Ban Culture and Progress XXII. .795 Franklin, XV. B. Rear-Guard Fighting at Savages Station * 8. . . XXX. .454 Fraser, John A., Jr., Poems by: Nancy ~. .xxvn. .320 Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder [6. XXVIII. .958 Frauds Exposed. (Anthony Comstock) Topics of the Time XXI. .950 Fravsers Farm. See Richmond. Freak of Fate, A Anna Eichberg XXI.. 870 Free. Poem. (Walter Learned) Bric-h-Brac 3.. . xxv.. 8oo Freedmans, The, Case in Equity . .... George W Cable 7.. XXIX. .409 See also Prejudice and Progress and Negro Question, The. Free Joe and the Rest of the World Joel (handler Harris 7.. XXIX.. I 17 Four illustrations by A. B. Frost. Free-Library Movement, The Topics of the Time 2.. XXIV.. 300 Free Trade with Canada. (Watson Griffin) Open Letters 4. XXVI.. 474 Free Trade with Canada. (J. Fred Harley) 5. XXVII. .474 40 INDEX. Vol. Page. French Academy. See Forty Immortals, The. French-American Sea-Port, A. See Cruise of the Alice May, The. French Dramatists of the Nineteenth Century. (Brander Matthews) Literature I.. XXIII.. 787 Friendship. Poem Helen Gray (one 5. XXVII.. 145 Friends Worth Knowing. (Ernest Ingersoll) (ulture and Progress XXII.. 955 Fritz Elizabeth Sill XXII. .259 Fromentin,5 Eug~ne Henry Echford 3... XXV.. 829 Illustrations after paintings by Fromentin. Illus. The Quarry 833 The Arab Falconer 836 From Landen to Neerwinden. Poem Minna Irving 2.. XXIV.. 768 Frohingham, 0. B. The Worship of Shakspere 7.. XXIX.. 780 Frothinghams (0. B.) George Ripley Literature 3 XXV. .468 Froudes (James Anthony) Thomas Carlyle 2.. XXIV. .307 Fry, James B. The Numher of Men in the Union Army EngagedatBull Run 7,. XXIX. .317 Fuller,0 George Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer. 5. XXVII. .226 Illustrations from paintings of George Fuller. Illus. Turkey Pasture in Kentucky 233 The Romany Girl 36 Pysehe 235 Fulton, Robert. Experiments in Submarine Gunnery0 XXII.. 563 Illustrations: Eleven diagrams by Robert Fulton. Future Life, The Topics of the Time 8.. . XXX.. 163 Fysshynge wyth an Angle. (Dame Juliana Berners) . Culture and Progress XXI. .8o5 by: The Tariff on Works of Art Communications XXI.. 634 the Friends of America Abroad I.. XXIII., 146 Gainess Mill. Recollections of a Participant in the Charge of Cookes Cavalry at. (Rev. W. H. Hitchcock.) JVar Memoranda 8.. . XXX .77~ Gainess Mill,0 The Battle of Gen. .D. H. lull 8... XXX. .294 (Including a Sketch of Jacksons March to the Field, by Major R. L. Dabney.) Illustrations by W. Taber, A. J. Volek (sketch loaned by Mrs. H. C. Bledsoe), W. L. Sheppard, Harry Fenn, A. C. Redwood, V. de Thulstrup. Maps by Jacob Wells. Illus. Wat war dey Fightin Bout? 294 Charge of Confederates under Ripley and Sketch of Stonewall Jackson zp~ Pender at Beaver Dam Creek 300 Confederate Skirmish.line Driven in by The Battle-field of Beaver Dam Creek Union Line of Battle 296 Present Aspect 301 Exterior Line of Defenses of Richmond .297 Charge of a Sutler upon Andersons Bri Map of the Upper Chickahominy 291 gade at Gainess Mill 332 Mechanicsville from the North-west Scene General A. P. Hill 303 of the Opening of the Seven Days Present Aspect of Gainess Mill 304 Battles 299 Portrait and Autograph of Fitz John Porter 305 Plan of the Battle of Mechanicsville 300 Old Cold Harbor Tavem 307 Captured by StonewallJackson Himself .301 Gainess Mill, The Battle of, and its Preliminaries * Cen. Fitz John Porter 8.. . XXX.. 309 Illustrations by W. Taber, A. R. Wand, W. L. Sheppard, and from photographs by G. S. Cook. Maps by Jacob Wells. Illus. Lowes Military Balloon, in the Service of Union Defenses at Ellertons Mill 326 General McClellan in the Richmond Map of the Battle-field of Gainess ~ Campaign 309 She Battle-field of Gainess Mill 328 Confederate Retrect before Advance of Mc. Capture of Abandoned Union Guns 329 Clellans Artillery, May 24th 323 Portrait and Autograph of James Long- Union Artillery Shelling Confederate Works.3,4 street 320 Gainess Mill, The Charge of Cookes Cavalry at. Philip St. George Coohe.... War Memoranda .8.. .XXX. .777 Gallups (Albert S.) A Burns Pilgrimage . Open Letters 6. XXVIII.. 794 Gambetlia,0 Ldon ~ D XXV.. 708 Illus. Portrait of LIon Gambetta (facing page 643), engraved by G. Kruell, from a photograph after the painting by E. Boetzel. Joseph Gambetta 708 Gambling, Business ... . Topics of the Time 6.XXVuI. .629 Garfield, James A. Garfield in London: Extracts from the Journal of a Trip to Europe in 1867 .5. XXVII. .407 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI. TO XXX. 41 Vol. Page. Garfield, James A., Papers on: The Setting and the Rising Sun xxi. .467 Poverty as a Discipline I. G. Holland Our Charming Politics XXII.. 455 [i.. XXIII. .310 Bossism XXII. .625 Garfields Words i.. xxiii. .316 The Attack on the President XXII. .784 From Mentor to Elheron * . A. F. Rockwell Characteristics of President Garfield * [i.. XXIII. .431 [F. V. Smalley.. i. .xxtu.. i68 Garfield on Civil Service Reform I.. XXIII. .465 An Autograph of ( Strangulatus pro Re- Kindness and Blindness I.. XXIII.. 780 puhlic5 ) i. XXIII.. 298 Honor to Whom Honor is Due. W. W. Griest The Story of President Garfields Illness [I.. XXIII. .783 [D. W. Bllss..i. XXIII.. 299 Strangulatus pro Repuhlic~ ... Edward The Lesson of the Year I. G. Holla d [S. Gregory. .4.. XXVI. .317 [I.. XXIII. .39 Garibaldi,0 The Personal History of 1. D. R. Bianezardi 2.. XXIV. .495 Illustration: Portrait of Giuseppe Garihaldi 496 Garland of Rachel, The Bric-d-Brac I.. XXIII. .639 Garland, The. Poem. (Alvey A. Adee).... .... 2.. XXIV. .959 Garrison, Francis Jackson. The Boyhood of William Lloyd Garrison ......... 592 Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Papers by: Ancestors of William Lloyd Garrison Connecticut in the Middle Ages 0.8. ...... 780 [8. XXX. .589 Garrison, William Lloyd, Papers on: His Ancestors Wendell PkillijSs Garrison 8.. XXX. .589 The Boyhood of William Lloyd Garrison * Francis Jackson Garrison 8.. XXX. .592 Connecticut in the Middle Ages* Wendell Phillois Garrison 8. XXX. .780 Introduction Tkomas Wenteoortk Higginson .8.. XXX. .587 Illustrations drawn hy William Lathrop, and portraits engraved hy Miss C. A. Powell and Henry Velten. Illustration: Frontispiece, portrait of William Lloyd Garrison, engraved hy T. Johnson, after a photograph hy Rockwood (facing page 499).. Illus. Birthplace of William Lloyd Garrison From Swains Portrait of Garrison when [8. XXX. .593 Young 594 Grammar School, Newhuryport 593 George Thompson, William Lloyd Garrison, and Wendell Phillips ~pfi Gas-Burners ..... TheWorldsWorkXXII.638.3..XXV. .316 ~vvitnI)lagram) XXII. 316 Gas for Kindling. Gas Fuel XXII. .478, 798 Gas Lighting 2.. XXIV 958 Gas-Motor I. - XXIII..635 Gas Producer and Engine 2.. XXIV. .476 Gas-Producer, Novel XXII. .639 Gate of Home, The. Poem Augusta Moore XXII - .940 Gattys (Mrs. Alfred) Parables from Nature Culture and Progress XXI. .462 Gavazzi, Alessandro Jo/zn B. Thomg3son XXI. .274 G., E. G. D. Booths Escape Open Letters 6 XXYIII. .638 Genesis, The Chaldean Account of. (George Smith) Literature.... I. - XXIII. - 848 Genoese Love-Song, A. (From the Italian.) Poem (Alice K. Sawyer) Brie.d-Brac 6. XXVIII. .480 Gentle Savage, The. (Edward King) Open Letters 5. XXVII. .313 Georges (Henry) Progress and Poverty Culture and Progress XXII. .312 Georgians, The. (Round Robin Series) XXII. .794 Georgia Plantation, A. See Plantation, A Georgia. Georgics of Virgil. (harriet XV. Preston) Literature I.. XXIII. . 784 Getting Round Grandmamma. Poem. (John Vance Cheney) .Brie-& -Brac 8... XXX.. 8i6 Ghost, The Transferred Frank R. Stockton 2.. XXIV.. 43 Gibraltar, The, of America * ckarles H. Farn/zam 2.. XXIV. .840 Illustrations hy Henry Sandham and F. Hopkinson Smith. Illus. Quehec, from the River 841 A Cal& he 546 The Hope Gate 842 Under Cape Diamond 847 A Memory of Quehec 842 Prescott Gate 848 Breakneck Stairs 843 The Custom-house 849 The Citadel 844 New St. Johns Gate 849 London Coffee-house Inn 845 Old St. Johns Gate 8~o Gilchrists (Alexander.) Life of XVilliam Blake Literature I. XXIII. . 788 Gilder, Joseph B. Bordentown and the Bonapartes * XXI. - 28 Gilder, Richard Watson, Papers by: 0 Silver River Flowing to the Sea! The Woods that Bring the Sunset Near. [Poem... XXI.. 46 . ~Poem. .4.. xxvi.. So A Christmas Hymn. Poem XXI. .432 After Sorrows Night. Poem.4. - xxvi.. Men and Spiders. Poem XXI. .502 Look at Browning. Poem 4.. XXVI. .~ao In Camp. Poem xxi. pol In Rome. Poem ~.. xxvii.. a6 The New York Farragut Monument* . XXII. - i6i The Celestial Passion. Poem . .... XXVII.. 26 Bastien Lepage XXII..23o Strephon and Sardon. Poem. . .5.. xxvii. .480 The River Inn. Poem XXII. .607 A Letter to John Burroughs. Poem. When the True Poet Comes. Poem [6. xxviii.. 159 [i.. xxiii.. 64 Music and Words. Poem 6. XXVIII. .221 At the Presidents Grave. Poem. i... xxiii.. 260 An Autumn Meditation. Poem.7... XXIX. .459 To E. W. G. in England. Poem. 2.. XXIV. .396 The New Trouhadours. Poem .8... XXX. .422 Day Unto Day Uttereth Speech. Poem. The Dead Comrade. Poem.... 8... XXX. ~ [s... XXV. .114 42 INDEX. Vol. Page. Gilder, William H. Among the Esquimaux with Schwatka * xxii.. 76 Gilead. Poem Edmund Gosse S.. xxx.. 28 Gillette, W. H. Esmeralda ~.. xx~. .513 Giliman, Henry. More Life. Poem 5. XXVII. .387 Gilman, D. C. A Romantic Career Oy5en Letters 4.. XXVI.. 792 Gins and Seed-cotton Cleaners The Worlds Work I.. XXIII. .477 Gin-Saw Sharpeners I. . XXIII. .478 Gladden, Washington, Papers hy: Protestantism in Italy xxi. .68i Hurricane Reform.i.xxvu.3s6.6. xxviii.. Hail and Farewell. Poem i. XXIII.. 307 The Use and Abuse of Parties. .6.. Xxviii.. 270 The increase of Divorce... .s. xxiii. .411, 783 Three Dangers 6. xxviii. .6ao The Christian League of Connecticut... Christianity and Wealth 6.. xxviii.. 903 3. XXV. .50, iii, 339. .4. xxvi.. 6~ Christianity and Popular Amusement.... 4. XXVI. .794 7.. XXIX. .384, 8. XXX. .334 What is the New Theology9 4.. Xxvi.. 363 Family Religion 8... xxx.. 8o6 Gladdens (Washington) The Lords Prayer Literature I.. XXIII. .318 Gladstone, William Ewart * XXI. 125 Illustration: Portrait of W. E. Gladstone. .228 Glendale. See Richmond. Godkin, E. L. Tise Danger of an Office-holding Aristocracy 2.. XXIV. .287 Goethe, Life and Times of. (Herman Grimm) (ulture and Progress XXII. .952 Goethes Mother, The Correspondence of XXII. .476 Golden Apples of Hesperus. (W. J. Linton) Literature 2.. XXIV. . 794 Goldschmidt, Madame. See Lind, Jenny. Goodale, Dora Read, Poems hy: Mariette 8. xxx. .496 New Wine 8. xxx. .786 Goodale, Elaine, Poems hy: A Countrywoman of Mine 6. xxviii. .639 Could She Have Guessed 9 7. ....... 138 Good-Bye. Poem. (Grace Denio Litchfield) Bric-d-Brac 5. XXVII.. 480 Good Fight Finished, A Leonard Woolsey Bacon.... 3... XXV. .655 Illustration: Portrait of Leonard Bacon, D. D., engraved by T. Johnson, from a photograph 6~6. Good-Natured Man, The .. Topics of the Time I.. XXIII. .469 Goodrich, C. F., Lieut.-Com., Papers hy: The Bombardment of Alexandria Our National Defenses 8.. xxx.. 272 [6. .xxvtu. .635; 7. XXIX. .797 Goodwin, J. CheeVer. Loves Tuquisition. Poem Bric-d-Brac 2.. XXIV.. 319 Gordon, A. C., Poems hy: Her Rival xxi. .328 Parson Murray of James City .. .2. XXIV. .328 Lip Service a. .xxiit. .~ao Four Feet on a Fender 2. XXIV. .480 Ah, si Jeunesse Savait I I.. XXIII.. 799 Gordon, Chinese W. T. Stead 6.xxVIII. ~ Gordon, Chinese. With map. R. E. Colston Open Letters 6. XXVItI. . 788 Gordon-Cumming, Constance F., Papers by: The Greatest Active Volcano xxi.. 926 Ningo and the Buddhist Temples. .2. XXIV .726 The Largest Extinct Volcano xxii.. 272 New Zealand in Blooming December The Wheel as a Symbol in Religion. ....... [5.. XXVII.. 919 Gordon, James. Bear-Hunting in the South xxii.. 857 Gorow, Borys F. Tourgu6neffs Poems in Prose Bric-d-Brae.. 5. XXVII.. 319 Gorringes (H. H.) Egyptian Ohelisks Literature 2.. XXIV. 947 Gosse, Edmund, Papers hy: The Charcoal-Burner. Poem XXI. .422 Living English Sculptors 4.. xxvi.. 263 Sunshine in March. Poem a. XXIII.. 79 The Voice of D. G. R. Poem .4.. XXVI. .543 The Early Writings of Robert Browning * The Butchers Row. Poem ~. XXVII.. 563 [a. xxiii. .289 The Reproach. Poem 6.xxviii. .226 The Sons of Cydippe. Poem.. .2.. XXIV.. 77 G. F. Wattss Pictures in New York Dante Gabriel Rossetti 2.. XXIV.. 729 [v.. XXIX.. 255 Our Wood in Winter. Poem .. .~.. xxv. ~ Gilead. Poem 8.. xxx.. 28 Gosse, Edmund. (X.) Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .954 Gosses (Edmund) Gray Literature 2.. XXIV. .947 Gosses (Edmund) Selections of English Odes (ulture and Progress XXII.. 792 Goss, Warren Lee. Recollections of a Private * 7.. XXIX.. 107, 279, 76~ 8... XXX.. 130, 633 Governors Island, New York Harbor, Garrison Life at William H. Rideing XXI.. 593 Illustrations by C. A. Vanderhoof, R. Sayre, A. Quartley, A. C. Redwood, and Robert Blum. Illus. A Gun Casemate 593 Castle William 598 Birds-Eye View of Governors Island 594 A Twentyfive. ton Gun The Ferry to Governors Island 594 A Colonial Governor Taking his Ease 6oo Confederate Prisoners in Fort Columbus 595 Mexican Armor in the Museum 6oa Sally-port, Fort Columbus 596 Old Artillery Saddle in the Museum 6os The Sundown Gun 597 Weapons from Ilse Sooloo Islands 6oa PART THREE, VOL S. XXI TO XXX. 43 Vol. Page Grace Church Lawn. (With Plan.) (Samuel Parsons, Jr.) Home and Society 2.. XXIV. .954 Grady, Henry W. In Plain Black and White 7.. XXIX. .909 Graham, Arthur. A Womans No. Poem Eric-el -Brac ... . xxx. .8I6 Grandissimes, The. (George W. Cable) Culture and Progress XXI.. 159 Grandmothers Rose. Poem. (Mary A. Deoison) Eric-el -B rae 7.. XXIX.. i6o Grant, General Ulysses S., Papers by: The Battle of Shiloh * 7.. XXIX. .593 General Lew Wallace and General McCook The Siege of Vickshurg * 8.. xxx. .752 at Shiloh 8.. xxx. .776 Grant, General Ulysses S., Papers on: Grant, General Ulysses S * Reminiscences of General Grant [Gen. A daoa Badeau. .8.. XXX. .151 [Gen. James Harrison Wilsooo.8.. xxx. General Grants Papers in the War Series Taps. Poem. F. M. New/onI. XXX. ~ [Toj9tcs of the Ttoooe. .8.. xxx.. 8o~ The Dead Comrade. Poem Rieloard The Last Days of General Grant0 (Wa/son Gilder. .8. XXX. .955 [Gen. Adam Badeau. .1.. XXX. .919 National Memorials of the Civil War Liacoln and Grant Gen. Horace Porter [(barbs W. Ridridge. .8. XXX. .957 [8. XXX. .938 General Grants Premonitions [M. E. Seawell. .1. .XXX. .951 See also Riverside Park. Grant,5 General, The Last Days of Gen. Adam Badeau S. . . XXX.. 919 Illus. Grants Birth-place at Point Pleasant, Ohio General Grant, Mrs. Grant, and MasterJesse (a88~) 925 at Headquarters at City Point 929 Lieutenant U. S. Grant and General Alex- General Grant at Headquarters during the ander Hays 916 Virginia Campaign 932 Captain U. S. Grant 927 Autograph of General Grant, written at West General Grants Cahin, formerly Headquar- Point in the Album of a Classmate. ... 939 ters at City Point 928 Grant, George M. TIse Canada Pacific Railway 8... XXX. .882 Grant, Robert, Papers by: The Lambs. A Tragedy a. XXIV. .537 An Average Man 5. XXVII. .289 Rondeaux of Cities 3.. XXv. .960 [a~s, 6o6, 706, Iso; 6.XXvuI. .91, 277 Grants (Robert) Confessions of a Frivolous Girl Culture and Progress XXI. .323 Grave-yard at Sippican, The. Poem Edward A. Pomeroy 3... XXV.. 86 Gray. (Edmund W. Gosse) Literateore 2.. XXIV. .947 Gray Gulls Wing, The. Poem Mamy Allen S.. . XXX. .86o Greece and Rome. (J. Von Falke) Literature I.. XXIII. .787 Greek Art, A New Interpreter of. (Charles Dudley Warner).. fi~pen Letters 4.. XXVI. .951 Greek Play at Cambridge, A G. W. Prothero 6. XXVIII. .411 Illustrations by Kenyon Cox. Illus. Teucros 411 Tecmessa 415 Odysseus 412 Pedagogos and Eurysakes 415 Athene 413 Chorus of Scamander Sailors 426 Aias 413 Angelos 427 The Invocation 414 Agamemnon 417 Greek Play at Harvard, Costumes in the ~ Frank 13. Millet I.. XXIII.. 65 Illustrations by Alfred Brennan. Illus. Head-piece, (Edipus Tyrannus 6~ The Story of the Exaggelos 74 Draping the Chorus 67 Jocasta and (lEdipsis Go Within . 74 The Procession of Suppliants 68 tiEdipus in Despair 75 The Procession of the Chorus 70 Jocasta 76 First Appearance of (iEdipus 70 The Lament of tiEdipus Blind 77 Teiresias 72 Creon 78 Jocasta Enters 73 Tail-piece 79 Jocastas Offering 73 Greek 1erra-Cottas from Tanagra and Elsewhere ~ Edward Stralsan XXI. 911 Illus. Lady of Tanagra 913 Dancing Girl, Salamis, Cyprus 922 Tanagra Figurines 915, 920 Greek Terra-Cotta, found at Larnaca 923 Ball-Player, Tanagra 916 Terra-Cotta Heads from Cyprus 924 Demeter (Ceres) 917 Grotesques from Cyprus 925 Vouth of Tanagra 929 Coins of .lEtolia and Queen Philiscis 926 Terra-Cotta Figurines from Cyprus 921 Greely at Cape Sabine * Ensign (liar/es 11. Zlarlow.S... XXX.. 77 Illus. Map of Baffins Bay and Smiths Sound Fac-simile of First Page of Newspaper [8. XXX.. 77 printed at Fort Conger 88 Plan of Camp Clay 84 Map of Greelys Exploration 89 Green, Coroehus. The Ballad of Cassandra Brown. Poem. . . Bric.ol-Brac 6. XXVIII.. 320 Greene, S. D., Commander. In the ili/onitor Turret ~ 7.. XXIX. .754 Greenes (Francis Vinton) Army Life in Russia ~ Gulture and Progress ....... ,.. XXI.. 162 44 INDEX. Vol. Page. Greenes (Francis Vinton) The Mississippi ~. . XXV. .625 Greenough, W. The Free-Library Movement com;nunications 2. XXIV . 946 Green, W. M. The Metropolitan Museum 2.. XXIV.. 946 Greenwood, Elizabeth W. The School-house versus the Liquor Saloon. Open Letters 6.XXVIn. .315 Greenwood, Grace. Social Aspects of the Drama in London. . Home and Society XXI.. 315 Gregory, Edward S. Strangulatus Pro Republic~ Open Letters 4.. XXVI. .317 Greyhound, The. See Dogs, Typical. Grier, John A. The Silver Dollar Open Letters 5. XXVII.. 630 Griest, XV. W. Garfield. Honor to whom Honor is Due..... (ommunications I.. XXIII.. 783 Griffin, Watson. Free Trade with Canada Open Letters 4.. XXVI.. 474 Griffis, XVilliam Elliot. The Corean Origin of Japanese Art 3... XXV. .224 Griffiss (William Elliot) Japanese Fairy World (ulture and Progress XXII. .954 Grimms (Herman) Life and Times of Goethe Culture and Progress XXII..952 Grinding-Machine, Novel The Worlds Work 3... XXV. .317 Grinnell, George Bird. ~ 4.. XXVI. .921 Griswold, Benjamin B., Communications by: The Original Ned Myers .... .6.. xxviii.. ~ Death of Tecumseh ~.. XXIX .477 Grizzly,* Still-Hunting the Theodore Roosevelt 8.. . XXX. .220 Illustrations drawn hy R. Swain Gifford and A. B. Frost. Illus. In the Big ibm Mountains 220 The Death of Old Ephraim 229 Grosvenor, Edmund A. Bishop Bryennios and the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles (with Fac-similes) c95en Letters 8... XXX. .167 Growing Old. Poem Mary Lowe Dickinson 6. XXVIII. .840 Grown Old with Nature. Poem John Vance Cheney 7 . XXIX. . 736 Growth of the United States, The. (Francis A. Walker).. C~ornmunications 3. . . XXV. .462 Guenn (Blanche Willis Howard.) (C. C. B.) Open Letters 6.XXvnJ. .154 Guerodale. (J. S. of Dale) Literature 2.. XXIV. .948 Guernsey Lily (Susan Coolidge) tJulture and Progress XXI. .482 Guest, An Undesired Topics of the Time 7.. XXIX. . 788 Guichards (E.) Decorative Design Literature XXIII,. 789 Guineys (Louise Imogen) Songs at the Start Open Letters 6. XXVIII. .468 Guizot in Private Life. (Madame de Witt) . .... Culture and Progress XXII. .474 Gun-hoat Taylor or Tyler W. F. Chandler 8... XXX. .150 Gypsies,* Visiting The Charles G. Leland 3... XXV. .905 Illustrations by Joseph Pennell: Illus. Head-piece 905 A Gypsy Woman 909 A Hungarian Romany 905 The Queen of the Gypsies 909 An Out-door Kitchen 905 The Belle of the Camp 910 A Gypsy Diana 906 Like an Indian 910 A Type 907 Auld Mois Lovel . .922 A Hard Case 907 Taii.piece 922 A Gypsy Camp 908 Gypsies, The. (Charles G. Leland) Literature . 3... XXV. .622 lET ABBERTONS (John) The Worst Boy in Town Culture and Progress XXI. .321 Hague, James D. The Silk Dress Story 4.. XXVI. .587 Hail and Farewell. Poesn in Memory of J. G. 1-Jolland Washington Gladden I. . XXIII. .307 Haleakala. See Volcano, The Largest Extinct. Hale, Edward Everett William Sloane Kennedy . 7.. XXIX.. 338 Illustration: Frontispiece portrait (facing page 323), engraved hy V. Johnson from a photograph hy G. C. Cox. Hale, Edward Everett. New Englands Chevy Chase. Poem 2.. XXIV. .112 Hales (Edward Everett) Crusoe in New Vork . Culture and Progress XXI. .643 Hales (Edward Everett) Stories of Adventure Literature I.. XXIII. .474 Hales (Edward Everett) Stories of the War Culture and Progress XXI. .482 Hale, Lucretia P. The First Needle. Poem Bric-d-Brac 6.XXvIII. .158 Hales (Lucretia P.) Peterkin Papers Culture and Progress XXII, . 956 Half-Lives. Poem John James Piatt 4.. XXVI.. 95 Half-Ring Moon, The. Poem. (John B. Tabb) .Bric-d-Brac 7.. XXIX. .480 Hall, Eliza Calvert, Poems by: Her Choice ~. xxvii. .462 One Way of Love 6. xxviii. .222 Franz Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer. .4.. XXVI. .416 Alexander. (Henry Cabot Lodge) Literature 2,. XXIV. .634 Hamilton, Schuyler. Who Projected the Canal at Island No. IO~ War Memoranda 8...XXX. .776 Hammer, T. F. The Danish Skate-Sail * I.. XXIII.. .726 Hampton Roads See Iron-Clads. Hand-Drill ... . The Worlds Work 3.. . XXV. .314 Handicapped. (Marion Harland) Culture and Progress XXII.. 796 PART THREE, VOLS. XXI TO XXX. 45 Vol. Page. Hand-Stamps, Self-Registering The Worlds Work I.. Xxiii. .157 Hapgood, Bell F. Massachusetts French. Poem Brie-d-Brae . 4.. xxvi.. 8oo Happy Isles, The. (S. II. M. Byers) Qpen Letters 6.xxviii. .465 Hard Fare Jokn Burroughs 3... xxv.. 298 Hardwick, Benjamin. Lawn Tennis Home and Society I.. XXIII. .628 Hardys (Arthur Shelburne) But Yet a Woman Open Letters . . ; 5. XXVII. .313 Harlands (Marion) Handicapped Cnltzere and Progress XXII.. 796 Harley, J. Fred. Free Trade with Canada Open Letters 5. XXVII. .474 Harlow, Charles H. Grecly at Cape Sabine * S... XXX.. 77 Harney, Will Wallace. Catalinas Betrothal. Poem 6 . XXVIII. .351 Harris, Joel Chandler, Papers by: Song of a Mole. Poem XXI.. 961 At Teague Poteets. A Sketch of the A Rainy Day with Uncle Remus Hog Mountain Range. .4. XXVI. .137, 115 [xxii. .241, 443, 6o1 Nights with Uncle Remus Two Plantation Songs. Poems. .2. .XXiV. .i6o [4. XXVI. .340, 6ii, 772 Uncle Remuss Christmas Dance-Songs Free Joe and the Rest of the World Poems 3. XXV. .410 [~. XXIX. .117 Plantation Memories. Poem.... 7.. XXIX. .640 Harriss (Joel Chandler) Mingo Open Letters 7.. XXIX.. 153 Harriss (Joel Chandler) Uncle Remus: His Songs and Sayings Culture and Progress XXI. .96 Harris, J. Rendel. Original Documents of the New Testament 5. XXVII.. 305 Harrison, Burton. The Capture of Jefferson Da