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exceedingly valuable for future reference, and,
therefore, it should DO widely circulated


Periodicals Received.
Popular Science Monthly for February. u.
Appleton / Co., New York. Contents: - Inc
Chromosphe1o aud Solar Prominences. by Prof.
q, A. Young; ''Replies to Criticisms" H. BY
Herbert Spencer; ''Modern Optics and Paint
ing" l., by Prof O. n. Rood; "Sanitar1 Science
and Public Instruction." by President Andrew
D. White; 4'News from Jupiter" BY Richard T.
Proctor; "The spang Collection of Minerals
bv Prof. Albert r. Leeds; "a Freak OF Natures
" "Conundrum y Atmospheric Electricity aud
Ozone: Their Relation to Health ead Disease,
BY Dr.. George II. Beard; "The Great Cemetery
in Colorado" by The Rev. Samuel Lockwood;
of 4. A. Proctor;" Correspondence; - Ed.
tors Table," Literary Notices" Miscellany"
Scribner's Monthly fer February: Scrioner &
Co., New York. Contents: "RishyasrlnGa,
Tale Of the Nahabharats," (poen,
'.Beranger' (illastrated), BY Abort Rhodes.
1.-The Great South G!impses Of Texas-H."
(llustrated), By Edward King Loves Land"
(poeml; by Louise Chandler Mou!ton 1.-The m
Peter Toft: Katherine Earle" Chapters VIII,
~, BY Adelne Tratton The Hig her Educa-
ton Of Women" by William S. Tyler
by tho Dead " Poem), BY, Celia Thaxter;
SO RcprescntAtt:e lT!au I1ood-tt1Ho!0-l! !oc-
ter" by Edmund Clarence Stedm4n' ''Dr Blau-
yett's sNoyum Organum,' BY Lyman e. At
| water; English Sundays aud London Church.
es," By z. S. Ealal; " Earthen Pitchers" Chap.
x. XI., XII, by Rebeeca Harding Davis
Topics Of tho Ilme 1.-The M old p-alaet caene. "
'sNature aud Science" Etchiugs - Weather Re-
ports" by Kate Hiliard; Tho Famil: Ut,as. By
Julia Fillmore l.reis =" Rotation by Adam Bell !;
.'Design, to illustrate Candy Motto, by ". Il: l.;
- Z. ~,
York. Contents: Life on the Plains. by Gen.
q. A. Custer Lin1ev Rockford" Chapters X.
| and NI, bv Justin Mccarthy; ''The Eock and
tho Flower" by Paul Hayne - Linguistic and
Ltcrary Notes aud Quories, HI English De-
Abroad: The Rag -pclers of Paris" By Albert
; Guernsey; * Question" by Mary L.
Ritter; Il Nine. De Mauyes," in two
parts Put IT, b. b. @ Ho2ry usna3 lanes, S4o,ns 1r;
~ Lovers Welcome" BY Margaret Barnfotd :;
Daulins Double" by Francis Ellington Loop;
IL What are Our Democratic Institutions :" bv
Richard 3. kimball AZ the Woods EDGE y
by Helen Barron Botswck; -. " Drift Wood" BY
rent s,t'f kiterature;" 1Sebaln,' b. the Editor.
1ippipcott 41Rptt ( 'e CO.., Philadelphia Contents:
"'fho New Hyperion continued {illustrated), J,
by Edward S5rahn: "Josep!'inea and Malmai-
u
col1n," Chap. T., Il. III, ~, v, aud VI: By
| George Macdonald; "A Western seeress," By
win Wallace uarney; "The Two Masuires," b.
Reginald Wynford; How We Net" py the
author Of ',DIindpits kisnetr s; lpoeln) = ?! p
| S. S. Clarke; Tho Romance Of . Tin Boz" byy
I,ouis A, Roberts Modern French Fiction,
by Francis Ashton; ga Serious Adventure,
BY Il. Davey; "a Famine in the East" By Fan
ME nj Roper reudEs :. 4; H.. Our Monthly Gossip
Old and Nsao for February. Roberts Broth
crs, Boston. Contents 'soll and New = '* Til.
Way We Live Now Chap. v1.-X., BY Apthon:
Trolope; ''The Better Samaritan" BY J.
Quincy: "Tom Hniiburton's Qaan1ary; OF, !
H. 8. S. 4'Mataken," By Clara T: Guernsey
"Tle Lost Child" by William T. Harlow
"sca-Tangie," by 7. G. A.; 1.-THE King and th
Eeggar," By Bishop Ferrette; 'Non-Proacrip
tive Schools in tue South by G. 6: FhlIchlld
The Last Library" Chap. xxvL:-2Xy111;;. b!
ord Of Progress;" a Musical Review"
Catholic World for Fsbruary Catholic , ruRli esF
estion House Nog loFk. Contents pnraa,n Ih
re asnirituaisn; IS ssThe Farm Of Muiceron
.Episram;" ''Nano Nagle;"' "Graee se5
mours Mission" "Cui Bono !" "The Janseni1
gensm in dh4 n011a saisrs An Eafsa Eaate1bssR sadn
=: New Publications"
81. Nicholas for February. scrlbner 4 CO c?
New York. Contents: Frontispiece--" 1u sil
tors Care" By W. Brooks; 'The Cost OF
Pleasure" (poem, from the spanish) By "lla, 1!lI.
sE trated), I by J. S. Stacy; what's tho Fun !?
1noem. eielt illustrations), by Olive 4. Wad.
Worth; Fast Friends, Chapters v, IT., an
VII, (two illustrations), By. T. TTowbriage
| "1Iild Farmer Jones' and the Naughty Hoys
| nv
SGrandfather's story" Qliustratod}; " How til
Heavens Foil (illustrated), by Rossiter johnson
!" "Jingles':. lilustrated); ~ One OF the Wonder
Of Science" by Augustus Holmes; chu1u
jpg sles ni4amo5s M;e1 AanaEss Ho
Jamie Had His Own Way, BY Mary N. P rrercot
"What May Happen When Little Boys pla
: Leap-Frog Too Much (Pictnro); "A Moos
Hunt in tho Main Woods " (illustra,ted): r, by
and ". (iilustrated). by Olive Ilorne "Wooe
CaEyingS three i1lustrations), By Geo. 4. Saw
yer; :tsweetheart's Valentino" (poen
To Ms.tn ost5st5ons Ha% yssutias Z aaFy yensmbe
ed Milly" (illustrated), by Susan Coolidge
"Wbat Might Have Been Expected" chal
VIII. and * two Mustrations), by Frank !
stockton; 4John Martins Snowfall II (transls
ton of French story in last numbcr).; "Germa
Story for Translation lllustrasea); soIt ~, 11
Lamb" for Very Little Folks Give illustrations,
tho Pulpit - Is Mischief i'll the Studio
by G. B. Bartlett; "The Riddlo Box" (shrt
olss 9gi!es uageEns for re1sansy :4sy Ice, Lee
Wave, or The Hidden Treasure Of High Rock 70:
Optic :. Four Valentines" }poen}, fTlth dul
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