List of books sent by home and foreign committees to the Library of the Woman's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. compiled for the United States World's Columbian Commission Board of Lady Managers under the direction of Edith E. Clarke.

List of the Books

in the

Library of the Woman's Building,

World's Columbian Exposition,

1893.

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BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS OF THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN COMMISSION CREATED BY ACT OF CONGRESS USA ORGANIZED 1890
FORWARD 1492 1892

LIST OF BOOKS

SENT BY HOME AND FOREIGN COMMITTEES

TO THE

LIBRARY

OF THE

WOMAN'S BUILDING.

WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.

CHICAGO,

1893.

PREFACE.

This list has been compiled mainly from the records of books received at the Library of the Woman's Building during the World's Fair. The compilers have used, so far as it was completed, the card catalogue of authors, classes, and biographical statistics of authors, which was prepared at the Library of the Woman's Building from May to August, during the Fair. As the printing of that more elaborate catalogue was found too costly for present means, this brief list is issued to give the public an idea of the extent and value of the exhibit. The compilers have used also the catalogues of the New York and Illinois State Boards of books exhibited by them. The aim is to present a complete record of the more than 7,000 volumes that were actually exhibited. In many cases books named on the lists sent in by the Boards of the different states and countries are shown by the records to have failed to come. If any book is not found in these pages, it must be that that book failed to reach the Woman's Building before the 20th of September, 1893.

The music, of which there was a large and valuable collection, and the many valuable manuscripts have not been included in the list.

Acknowledgements should be made of nearly 4,000 books which are presented as a nucleus of a Woman's Memorial Library.

As it was impossible to have access to the books in the compilation of this list, the compilers recognize that it is far from perfect, and will be glad to receive corrections of its errors.

ELIZABETH P. CLARKE,
EVELYN M. WATKINS,
HELEN F. GILES,
Compilers.

Under the direction of

EDITH E. CLARKE.

Chicago, Aug. 8, 1894.

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LIST OF BOOKS

IN THE

LIBRARY OF THE WOMAN'S BUILDING.

UNITED STATES.

ALABAMA.

• BELLAMY. Four-oaks.
  • Old man Gilbert.
  • Penny Lancaster, farmer.
• BOULT. In spite of all.
• BOSWELL. My book.
• BROWNLEE. The affinities.
• CALLER. Literary guide for home and school.
• CARR, BERYL, pseud. Marston Hall.
• CHAUDRON. Chaudron's spelling book.
  • tr. Mühlbach. Joseph II and his court.
• CLAY. Western mosaics.
• HAGUE. Blockaded family.
• HALE. Saturday evenings.
• HARRIS. Wild shrubs of Alabama.
• HILDRETH. Clay modelling in the school-room.
• HUNTINGTON, pseud. Wife of the sun.
• Keller, Helen, Souvenir of.
• LE VERT. Souvenirs of travel.
• LYON. No saint.
• MCKINNEY. Katydid's poems.
• MOBILE M. E. Church, South, comp. Gulf City cook-book.
• O'BRIEN. Judith, the daughter of Judas.
• PETRIE. Gennesaret.
• PLEASANTS and BRADLEY. Apheila.
• PYRNELLE. Diddie, Dumps and Tot.
  • Practical elocution.
• RUFFIN. Drifting leaves.
• SPRATLEY and STEPHEN. Confessions of two.
• WILSON. At the mercy of Tiberias.
  • Beulah.
  • Inez.
  • Infelice.
  • Macaria.
  • St. Elmo.
  • Vashti.

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ARKANSAS.

• BLAIR, see DEAN, ADAM.
• DEAN, ADAM, pseud. Poems of humanity.
• EGERTON, ed. The Columbian woman.
• G., E. H. Freaks of St. Valentine.
• MESSENGER. Southern Cross
  • Vision of gold.
• SAFFINGTON. Cook-book.
• WHITTHORNE. In maiden meditation.

CALIFORNIA.

• BIRKMAIER. Poseidon's paradise.
• CUMMINS. Story of the files.
• FITZGERALD. Poems.
• PRESCOTT. Hawaii.
• SISTERS of Notre Dame, San José. In memory of Sister Mary Cornelia.
• WAIT. Wines and vines of California.
• WATERS. Prose and verse.

COLORADO.

• BEEMER. Reading, oratory and dramatic art.
• CHESTER, see ROSE, RETTA.
• CORT, tr. Morning stars by F. R. H. tr. into Siamese.
  • Siam.
  • tr. Stories of Jesus tr. into Siamese.
• DARTT. On the plains and among the peaks.
• DAVIS. Immortelles.
• DENVER Unity Ladies Aid Society. Cook-book.
• DONEGHY. Feast of skeletons.
• Durango daily record ed. by Romney.
• Durango weekly record ed. by Romney.
• FRINK, see WILD-BIRD.

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• FULLER, VIOLET, pseud. Original poetry.
• GOVER. Etchings of Cripple Creek gold mines.
  • Sketches in the country of Ramona.
• GOWER. Selection of verses written 1883-90.
  • Verses written 1883-90.
• H. H., pseud. Between whiles.
  • Bits of talk about home matters.
  • Bits of talk in verse and prose.
  • Bits of travel.
  • Cat stories.
  • Century of dishonor.
  • Glimpses of three coasts.
  • Hetty's strange history.
  • Mercy Philbrick's choice.
  • Nelly's silver mine.
  • Procession of flowers in Colorado.
  • Ramona.
  • Sonnets and lyrics.
  • Verses.
  • Zeph, a posthumous story.
• HILL, Mrs. AGNES. Hints on how to talk.
  • The miner's letters.
• HILL, ALICE P. Tales of the Colorado Pioneers.
• HILL, Mrs. ALICE S. il. Procession of flowers in Colorado by H. H.
• HOWARD. Some animal pets.
• ACKSON, see H. H.
• KAHN. Gertrude.
• MCCLURG. Picturesque Utah.
  • Seven sonnets of sculpture.
• MEREDITH. Scrap-book.
• MITCHELL. Study of Greek philosophy.
  • Study of Hegel.
• NEVITT. Rhymes.
• NICHOLS, publ. Queen bee.
• PATTERSON. Bedlam, a comedy.
  • Proposals, a comedy.
• PECK. Memoir of Francis Merritt.
• Queen bee pub. by Nichols.
• REED. One life, one law.
• ROMNEY, ed. Durango daily record, 1880-82.
  Durango weekly record, 1881-82.
• ROSE, RETTA, pseud. Wild flower gems of the Rockies.
• SAXTON. Helping thoughts.
  • Elocution text-book.
• SHERRICK. Star dust.
• SIEVE, pseud. Three chapters of siftings.
• SPALDING. Home, the widest sphere of woman's influence.
  • Legend of St. Francesca.
  • Our boys.
• STANSBURY. Rocky Mountain news.
  • Scrap-book.

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• THAYER. The English-American.
  • Wild flowers of Colorado.
  • Wild flowers of the Pacific Coast.
• WALL. Some scattered leaves.
• WATSON. Sweet summer land.
• WILD-BIRD, pseud. Biddy's nest.
  • Blood money.
  • Christmas for China.
  • Christmas song among the stars.
  • Cradle song of the Nile.
  • Cradle song of the Rockies.
  • Feeding the pigs.
  • He is risen: The coming glory.
  • The lullaby of the oriole.
  • Mabel's reply to her lover.
  • Miner's cradle song.
  • Mother's boy.
  • Orion.
  • Snow birds.
  • Sweet Christmas.
• WILLIAMS. The second Colorado.

CONNECTICUT.

• ALLEN. A man's a man for a' that.
• ALLIN. Home ballads.
• ANDERSON. His words.
• ANGIER. Poems.
• BAKER. Calvin the sinner.
  • Dear Gates.
  • Roundtop and Squaretop.
  • Tom's heathen.
• BALLARD and SMITH. Scarlet oak.
• BEECHER, comp. Compositions of Hartford Seminary.
  • Treatise on domestic economy.
• BISHOP. Yule log.
  • Conversations on the Christian seasons.
• BOLTON. Stories from life.
  • Lives of girls who became famous.
• BROOKS, see OCCIDENTE, MARIA del.
• CABELL. See from the saddle.
• CARRINGTON. Aschenbrödel.
• CAULKINS. History of New London, Conn.
• CASE, Mrs. M. S. Immortal pansies.
  • The Plymouth Rock.
  • The white water lily, emblem of the W. C. T. U.
  • Tribute to the memory of Mrs. R. B. Hayes.
• CASE, V. R. Grange poems.
• CHAPPELL, ed. Literary remains of Martha Day.
• China Hunter's Club by the youngest member.
• CHENEY. Life and letters of Horace Bushnell.
• CLEMENT. Noble deeds of American women.
• CLEVELAND. No sect in heaven.

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• Club Corner pub. by Hartford Saturday Morning Club.
• COOKE. Happy Dodd.
  • Huckleberries.
  • No.
  • Poems.
  • Root-bound.
  • Somebody's neighbors.
  • Steadfast, the story of a saint and a sinner.
  • The Sphinx's children and other people's.
• CORBIN. A woman's philosophy of love.
  • His marriage vow.
  • Letters from a chimney corner.
• DAY. Literary remains.
• DELANO, tr. Blind musician.
• DIXON. Leaves by the wayside.
• ELIOT, A. pseud. An hour's promise.
  • White birches.
• FOSTER. Rana.
• GOODWIN, comp. Christ in a German home.
• GREENE. Cape Cod folks.
  • Lastchance Junction, far, far west.
  • Leon Pontifex.
  • Some other folks.
  • Towhead.
  • Vesty of the basins.
• GREENWOOD, GRACE, pseud. Poems.
• GREGORY, comp. Selections from the writings of Conn. women.
• GUSTAFSON, Mrs. Z. B. Can the old love?
  • Genevieve Ward.
  • Meg, a pastoral.
  • ed. Zophiël.
  • and GUSTAFSON, A. Foundations of death.
• HARTFORD Sat. Morning Club. A club corner, v. 1-2, 1891-93.
• HARTFORD Seminary, compositions of, comp. by Beecher.
• HOLMES. Ashes.
  • Bessie's fortune.
  • Cousin Maude and Rosamond.
  • A fair Puritain.
  • English orphans.
  • Gretchen.
  • House of five gables.
  • Lena Rivers.
  • Marguerite.
  • Sins of the fathers.
• HOLLOWAY. Story of five.
• HYDE. Writings, with life by Mrs. Sigourney.
• JAMES. Sylvia Kirtland.
• KIRK. Better times stories.
  • Ciphers.
  • Daughter of Eve.

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• Lesson in love.
• Midsummer madness.
• Queen Money.
• Sons and daughters.
• Story of Margaret Kent.
• Walford.
• LARNED. History of Windham Co. Conn.
• LATHROP. Along the shore.
• LIPPINCOTT, see GREENWOOD, GRACE.
• LOTHROP, see SIDNEY, M.
• LOUISE, E., pseud. Bed-time stories.
  • In the garden of dreams.
  • Miss Eyre from Boston.
  • Ourselves and our neighbors.
  • Random rambles.
  • Some women's hearts.
  • Stories told at twilight.
  • Swallow flights.
• MCCRAY. Life-work of the author of Uncle Tom's cabin.
• MASON. A loyal heart.
  • A titled maiden.
• The Microcosm.
• MOREHOUSE. Legend of Psyche.
• MORGAN. Little white shadow.
  • Poppy garden.
  • Prior Rahere's rose.
• MOULTON, see LOUISE, E.
• OCCIDENTE, MARIA del, pseud. Zophiël.
• PALMER. Determination of the orbit of the com 1847 VI.
• PARKER. The old house at "Four Corners."
• PHELPS. Botany for beginners.
  • Ida Norman.
• PORTER. Charity, sweet charity.
  • Driftings from mid-ocean.
  • Foundations.
  • A modern St. Christopher.
  • A song and a sigh.
  • In the mist.
  • Story of a flower.
  • The years that are told.
• SANFORD. From May to Christmas at Thorne Hill.
• SCHENCK. History of Fairfield, Conn.
• SEYMOUR. Sunshine.
• SIDNEY, M., pseud. Five little Peppers grown-up.
  • Five little Peppers midway.
  • Hester.
  • How they went to Europe.
  • Little Paul and the Frisbie school.
  • Rob.
  • So as by fire.
  • St. George and the Dragon.
  • The Pettibone name.

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• SIDNEY, M., pseud. Two modern little princes.
• SIGOURNEY. Illustrated poems.
  • Select poems.
  • ed. Writings of Mrs. Hyde with a sketch of her life.
• SLOSSON. Fishin' Jimmy.
  • Seven dreamers.
• SMITH, A. S. and BALLARD. The scarlet oak.
• SMITH, Mrs. J. P. Blossom-bud and her genteel friends.
  • Chris and Otho.
  • Courting and farming.
  • His young wife.
  • Kiss, and be friends.
  • Lucy.
  • Ten old maids.
  • The married belle.
  • The widower.
  • Widow Goldsmith's daughter.
• STARK. Emily Ashton.
• STEPHENS. Fashion and famine.
• STOWE. Agnes of Sorrento.
  • Chimney corner.
  • Dred.
  • House and home papers.
  • Little foxes.
  • The Mayflower.
  • Minister's wooing.
  • My wife and I.
  • Oldtown folks.
  • Palmetto leaves.
  • Pearl of Orr's Island.
  • Poganuc people.
  • Pussy Willow and others.
  • Religious poems.
  • "Sam Lawson's fireside stories."
  • Uncle Tom's cabin, complete set of editions and translations.
  • We and our neighbors.
• TODD. The vacation club.
• TROWBRIDGE. Crown of glory.
  • Victory at last.
• WARD. Dictionary of quotations from Eng. and Amer. poets
  • Dictionary of quotations in prose.
  • Surf and wave.
  • and HOYT, comp. Cyclopædia of practical quotations.
• WATSON. The old harbor town.
• WEED. Twilight echoes.
• WILLIAMS. Bay Ridge farm.

DELAWARE.

• CANBY. Birdie and his fairy friends.

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• CANBY. Flowers from the battle-field.
• MONTGOMERY. Reminiscences of Wilmington.
• READ. Two hundred years ago.
  • and REEVES. Pilot Fortune.
• SPALDING. Wings of Icarus.
• SPEAKMAN. Handy housekeeper.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

• American farm and home ed. by Sperry.
• American monthly magazine ed. by Walworth.
• BABBITT. Some newspaper articles.
• BELL and SAFFORD, tr. Nero.
• BIRNEY. The Grimké sisters.
• BLACKWELL, ELIZABETH. Wrong and right methods of dealing with social evil.
• BLACKWELL, S. E. A military genius.
• BURNETT. A fair barbarian.
  • Earlier stories, 1st series.
  • Earlier stories, 2d. series
  • Giovanni and the other.
  • Haworth's.
  • Little Lord Fauntleroy.
  • Little Saint Elizabeth.
  • Lousiana.
  • Pretty sister of José.
  • Sara Crewe.
  • Surly Tim.
  • That lass o' Lowrie's.
  • Through one administration.
  • Vagabondia.
• BUTLER. Clopton House.
• CHARLES. Carrier's annual, LaFayette daily courier, 1874.
  • Hawthorn blossoms.
  • Lyrical poems.
• CLEVELAND. His honor.
• COLLINS. Emma's triumph.
• COOLIDGE, ed. Motherhood.
• COSTON. A signal success.
• DAHLGREN. Chim.
  • tr. Executive power in the U.S.
  • Lights and shadows of a life.
  • The lost name.
  • Memoir of J. A. Dahlgren.
  • South-Moutain magic.
  • South Sea sketches.
• DALL. Barbara Fritchie.
• DARMOORE, D., pseud., ed. The golden dawn.
• DAVIS. Gilbert Elgar's son.
• DICKINS. Along-shore with a man-of-war.
• DIEUDONNÉ. Rondah.
  • Xartella.

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• DIEUDONNÉ Zardec.
• EVANS. Reminiscences of Gustave Doré.
• FIELD, ed. Kate Field's Washington, v. 6, 1892.
• FLAGG. Between two opinions.
  • Holden with cords.
• FLETCHER. Bachelor's baby.
  • Me and Chummy.
• HANCOCK, tr. Master Bieland and his workmen.
• HENDERSON. Diet for the sick.
  • Practical cooking and dinner-giving.
• HIBBERT. Vision of the future.
• HUDSON. His two wives.
  • Men, women and things.
  • Poems of life and nature.
• HUNTLEY. The dream child.
• JENNINGS. Pen sketches in journalism.
• JOHNSTON, E. B. Christmas in Kentucky, 1862.
  • Visit to the cabinet of the U. S. Mint at Phila.
  • Visitor's guide to Mt. Vernon.
• JOHNSTON, F. B. Descriptive sketches.
  • The White House.
• Kate Field's Washington ed. by Kate Field.
• LANGHORNE. Aunt Pokey's son.
• LINCOLN. Over the lawn to the White House.
• LOCKWOOD, Mrs. B. Articles published in periodicals.
  • ed. Peacemaker.
• LOCKWOOD, Mrs. MARY S. Historic homes in Washington.
• MCCARTHY. Washington society's women reporters.
• MESSENGER. Columbus.
  • Fragments from an old inn.
  • The southern cross.
  • The vision of gold.
• Motherhood. ed. by Coolidge.
• NIMMO. Etiquette of society at the national capital.
• Peacemaker ed. by Lockwood.
• POLLOCK. Cheerful echoes from the national kindergarten.
  • National kindergarten manual.
  • National kindergarten songs and plays.
• RALSTON. Columbus and Isabella.
  • The spectral feast.
• RICHARDS. Heroic women of the American Revolution.
• SAFFORD, tr. Antinous.
  • tr. Aphrodite.
  •    Aspasia.
  •    At Capri.
  •    By his own might.
  •    Chaldean magician.
  •    Clytia.

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• SAFFORD. Contributions to the Home magazine.
  • tr. Felicitas.
  •    The golden goat.
  •    Higher than the church.
  •    King's treasure house.
  •    Leafless spring.
  •    Little heather-blossom, Erica.
  • Lorelei.
  • tr. Love is lord of all.
  •    Mr. East's experience in Mr. Bellamy's world.
  •    Pictures of Hellas.
  •    Romance of the canoness.
  •    True daughter of Hartenstein.
  •    Valentine, the countess.
  •    Wife and woman.
  • and BELL, tr. Nero.
• SCHAYER. Tiger-lily.
• SCIDMORE. Alaska.
  • Jinrikisha days in Japan.
  • Westward to the far East.
• SCULL. Greek mythology systematized.
  • Illustrations of Greek mythology and Greek art.
• SEAWELL. The Berkeleys and their neighbors.
  • Children of destiny.
  • Little Jarvis.
  • Maid Marian.
  • Midshipman Paulding.
  • Throckmorton.
• SHARP. Eleanor's courtship.
• SHEPARD. Cruise of the U.S. steamer "Rush" in Behring Sea, 1889.
• SHERWOOD. Behind a boxwood hedge.
  • Willis Peyton's inheritance.
• SMITH, Mrs. E. J. Beautiful builders.
• SMITH, L. P. What woman wouldn't.
• SPERRY, ed. American farm and home, v. 1, 1883-84.
• STEVENSON. Religious life of the Zuni child.
  • Tusayan legends.
• THOMAS, A. P. What shall girls read.
• THOMAS, K. E. Treasured old tomes.
  • Peterkin's wolf song.
• THOMAS, M. von E. Winning the battle.
• WALWORTH, ed. American monthly magazine, 1892.
  • Battles of Saratoga, 1777.
• WILDRICK. Lord Strahan.
  • Marguerite Kent.
  • A zealot in tulle.
• WILSON. Guy Ormsby.
  • Manuelita.
• WITTENMEYER. History of the woman's temperence crusade.
  • Women of the reformation.

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• WOMAN'S National Press Association. Scrap-book.
• WOODS. Grandfather Grey.

FLORIDA.

• CANTWELL. A little love and laughter.
• DICKISON. Dickison and his men.
• HARCOURT, H., pseud. Home life in Florida.
  • Florida fruits.
• L'ENGLE. Notes of my family and recollections of my early life.
• LONG. Silk-farming.
• MACNICOL. Dare Macdonald.
• MARCOTTE, ed. Tatler of Florida society, v. 1-2, 1892-93.
• MAREAN. Tragedies of Oak Hurst.
  • Won at last.
• Tatler of Florida society ed. by Marcotte.
• WARNER, see HARCOURT, H.

GEORGIA.

• ANDREWS, see HAY, ELZEY.
• BRYAN. The bayou bride.
  • Kilder.
  • Manch.
  • My own sin.
  • Ruth the outcast.
  • Uncle Ned's white child.
• ELLIOTT. The Felmeres.
  • Jerry.
  • A simple heart.
• HAY, ELZEY, pseud. Family secret.
  • A mere adventurer.
  • Prince Hal.
• PAYNE. Psyche.

ILLINOIS.

• ABBOTT, A. A., tr. Ground arms.
• ABBOTT, M. Alexia.
  • The Beverleys.
• ALLISON. Men, women and money.
• ALTGELT. The Nortons.
• ANDERSON, H. VAN. The cup-bearer.
  • It is possible.
  • The right knock.
  • and ANDERSON, L. J., comp. Every day helps.
• The Arts ed. by Morse, Chicago.
• ASHTON, comp. Glimpses of sunshine in woman's century.
• The Athena ed. by Waite, Gunn, Blinn, Benham, and Saur.

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• ATWOOD, ed. Stillman Valley graphic.
• BABCOCK. Poems.
• BAILEY. Flower fancies.
• BAKER and CRISSEY, ed. The Patrol, Geneva.
• BANCROFT. Memorial and letters of Rev. J. R. Adams.
• BARTLETT. Mother Goose of '93.
  • Old friends with new faces.
• BATES, Mrs. C. D. From heart's content.
• BATES, Mrs. L. W. Armaïs.
• BAYLEY. At the foot of the cross.
• BECKWITH. Constance Winter's choice.
• BELL, pseud. The love affairs of an old maid.
• BENDER, ed. The Signet, Monticello.
• BENHAM, see THe Athena.
• BENTLEY. Practical hints on the art of wood-carving.
• BITTINGER. Silver threads.
• BLANCHARD. Tried in the fire.
• BLINN, F. G. Eyes and ears.
• BLINN, DR. P. B., see The Athena.
• BOSWORTH. Dramatic studies.
• BOUVET. Prince Tip-top.
  • Sweet William.
• BOYD, ed. Carroll Co. mirror.
• BOYDEN, comp. Boyden's speaker.
  • Boyden's 1st reader.
  • Boyden's 2d. reader.
• BRADSHAW. Poem.
• BRADWELL, ed. All the laws of Illinois passed by the 37th Gen. Assembly, Jan.-June, 1891.
  • ed. Chicago legal news.
• BRAINARD. Heart offerings.
• BRAMHALL. Japanese jingles.
• BRANDY and HUNTER, ed. Mound City republican.
• BREWER, see STELLA.
• BROTHERSON. The centennial year.
• BROWN, see Queen Isabella journal.
• BRURY. A fruitful life.
• BUCKNER. Silk culture.
• BUNDY, ed. Religio philosophical journal.
• BURGESS. Savonarola.
• BURNHAM. Dearly bought.
  • Dr. Latimer.
  • Miss Bagg's secretary.
  • The mistress of Beech Knoll.
  • Next door.
  • No gentleman.
  • A sane lunatic.
  • Young maids and old.
• BURT. Browning's women.
  • Introduction. In Burroughs. Birds and bees.
  • Literary landmarks.
  • Seed thoughts from R. Browning.

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• BURT. Story of the German Iliad.
  • The world's literature.
• BUTLER and others. A club story by members of the Unity Club, Oak Park.
• Byway, ed. by Stewart.
• CADY. Finding the Christ in ourselves.
  • Trusting and resting
• CAIN. Andromache.
• CAMPBELL. Madagascar.
• CANDEE. Amateur entertainments.
• CAREW. Tangled.
• CARMAN. Children's meetings.
• CARNEY. Little drops of water.
• Carnival herald ed. by Harbert.
• Carroll Co. mirror ed. by Boyd.
• CATHERWOOD. Lady of Fort St. John.
  • Old Kaskaskia.
  • Romance of Dollard.
  • Story of Tonty.
• Centre thoughts. ed. by non-partisan W. C. T. U.
• CHAMBERLAIN, ed. Fashion journal, Chicago.
• CHANDLER. Divineness of marriage.
  • Moral education of labor.
  • Non-flesh eating.
  • Subsistence and justice.
  • What is social purity?
• CHENEY. History of the civil war.
• Chicago legal news ed. by Bradwell.
• Chicago woman's news ed. by Dusenbury.
• Child garden. ed. by Kindergarten Pub. Co.
• Christian science ed. by Harley.
• CLARK. Record of a ministering angel.
• CLEMENS. Religion of South America.
  • and WILLING. La Plata countries of South America.
  • Rosario.
• COFFEY. Shakespeare class of '92.
• COLBURN, ed. Home visitor, Chicago.
• Congregational Church at work, Mound City, ed. by Depew.
• COOKE. The table and the kitchen.
  • Three meals a day.
• CORBIN. Belle and the boys.
  • His marriage vow.
  • Letters from a chimney corner.
  • Our Bible class.
  • Rebecca.
  • A woman's philosophy of love.
• CORNWELL. Columbian sewing book.
• CRISSEY and BAKER, ed. The Patrol, Geneva.
• CROW. History of Pike Co.
• CURRIER. By the sea.
  • Through the wilderness.
  • The trapper's niece.

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• CURTISS. One question.
• Daily union signal ed. by W. C. T. U.
• DAYRE. Queer little wooden captain.
• DEAN, C. The World's Fair city.
• DEAN, T. H. How to be beautiful.
• DEANE, Mrs. M. A. Out of darkness into light.
• DEKOVEN, tr. Loti. An Iceland fisherman.
• DENNISON. Lucy's way out of the dark.
• DEPEW, ed. Congregational Church at work.
• DEWEY, comp. Ethics, stories for home and school.
• DICKINSON, see Queen Isabella journal.
• DICKEY. Autobiography.
  • The woman's views on the prophecies.
• Dixon sun. ed. by Kennedy.
• DOGGETT. Grammar of painting and engraving.
• DONELSON. Roger Latimer's mistake.
• DOYLE. Edna Carlisle.
• Drops of gold.
• DUSENBURY, ed. Chicago woman's news.
• DWIGHT and JARVIS, tr. Mother-play.
• ELEVE, pseud. Elixir of life.
  • Life is worth living.
  • My progress in Christian science.
  • Spiritual law in the natural world.
• ELLIOTT. Camaille.
• ENGLE. Story of four acorns.
• ENGLEMAN. List of public charitable institutions and societies of Chicago.
• ELGIN Woman's Club. Our best recipes.
• FARNHAM. Life in prairie land.
• FARRAND. Berry pickers of Wise.
  • Little hands.
  • Moravian Indian boy.
• FARRO. True love.
• FARWELL. Life of William Carey.
• Fashion Journal ed. by Chamberlain, Chicago.
• FAY. Music study in Germany.
• FEARING. In the city by the lake.
  • The sleeping world.
• FESSENDEN. Essie Beth
  • The faith of the Albigenses.
  • A Puritan lover.
  • A witch's daughter.
• FISCHER. The venture.
• FITCH. Madaline.
• FREELEY. Fair to look upon.
• Friend of home ed. by Kelley.
• GARDINER, tr. Sorel. Mme. de Stäel.
  • tr. Bazan. Russia, its people and its literature.
• GARDNER. Outlines of Renaissance and Reformation.
• GEORGE. Busy work for little people.
  • Suggestions for busy work.

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• GESTERFIELD. A Chicago Bible class.
  • Christian science.
  • The prodigal son.
  • Science of the Christ.
• GIBSON. Legend of Venice.
• GILBERT. Poems.
• GILLETTE and ZIEMANN. Das Weisse Haus Kochbuch aus dem englischen übersetzt von Vosz.
• GLOSSOP. Chicago pocket guide.
• GORDON. Juvenile work.
  • Marching songs for young crusaders.
  • White ribbon birthday-book.
  • White ribbon hymnal.
• GOSS. Compilation album.
• GRANGER, M. J. and E. L. Dowst combined advertising record and ledger.
  • Dowst subscription record.
• GREER. Advertisements: Curry comb papers.
• GRIFFITH. A woman's evangel.
• GRIMSHAW. History of Pike Co.
• GRISWOLD. Apple blossoms.
  • Fate and faith.
  • Fencing with shadows.
  • Home life of great authors.
  • Lucile and her friends.
  • Waiting on destiny.
• GUERNSEY, ed. The young crusader.
• GUNN, see The Athena.
• HAIGHT. Wealth by the wayside.
• HAILMAN. Law of childhood.
• HALL, A. G. Common sense botany.
  • Drawing made easy.
  • "Ways and means" series.
• HALL, Mrs. A. S., ed. Woman's work and world, v. I, 1891-92.
• HALL, H. G. Hall's composition outlines.
• HAMILL, ed. Sunday school record, Jacksonville.
• HARBERT. Amore.
  • ed. Carnival herald, 1879.
  • Out of her sphere.
• HARGIS. Graded cook-book.
• HARLEY, ed. Christian science, v. 1-4, 1888-92.
  • ed. Universal truth, Chicago.
• HARRISON, E. Study of child nature.
  • Vision of Dante.
• HARRISON, Mrs. L. Bee culture.
  • First annual report of Ill. State Bee-keepers Association.
  • How I became a bee keeper.
• HASKELL, H. and L. A. A bouquet of alpine flowers.
• HAVILAND. A woman's life-work, labors and experiences.
• HAYDEN. Early engagements.

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• HAYES, LOUGHBOROUGH and YANDELL. Three girls in a flat.
• HAYNES. Electro-therapeutics.
• HAYNIE. English syntax and analysis simplified.
  • New English grammar.
• HEATH, pub. Labor and finance.
  • Revolution.
• HENDERSON, ed. Stark Co. news.
• HENRY. After the truth series.
  • Afterward.
  • Beforehand.
  • Evangelistic manual.
  • Frances Raymond's investment.
  • Mabel's work.
  • One more chance.
  • The pledge and the cross.
  • The unanswered prayer.
  • Voice of the home.
• HENSHAW. Poems.
• HERON. Dainty work for pleasure and profit.
• HILL. My childhood's home.
• HOBBS. Happy hours.
• HODGSON. Little Tommy Tompkins.
  • Martha Tablet.
• HOFFMAN. Poems and prose productions.
• HOLBROOK. Old Kaskaskia days.
• HOLLIWAY. Kate Comerford.
  • Maplewood.
  • Three strange stories.
• HOLMES. Morphology of the carinæ
• Home visitor ed. by Colburn.
• HOOD. A young woman journalist.
  • and WEST, ed. Illinois workshop.
• HOPKINS, Mrs. E. C. 12 lessons in Christian science.
  • Who carry the signs?
• HOPKINS, E. A. W. Ella Lincoln.
• HOWE. In memory of Rev. E. F. Howe.
• HOWLISTON. Child's song-book.
• HULL. Columbus and what he found.
  • "Pippa passes," a study in Robert Browning.
• HUNTER and BRANDT, ed. Mound City republican.
• HUNTLEY. Poems.
• HURD. Drossy gold.
• Illinois watch and tower. ed. by Sanford.
• Illinois workshop ed. by Hood.
• International fire-proofer ed. by Romney.
• Interstate school review ed. by Jones.
• JACOBS and STIEFEL, comp. St. Paul's Bazaar cook-book.
• JARVIS, tr. Froebel. Education of man.
  • and DWIGHT, tr. Froebel. Mother play and nursery songs.

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• JEROME. A bunch of violets.
  • From an old love letter.
  • In a fair country.
  • Message of the blue-bird.
  • One year's sketch-book.
  • Sun prints in sky tints.
• JEWETT. First steps in natural science.
• Jo Daviess Co. Our own cook-book.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. B. C., ed. Salem republican.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. H. Comfort.
• JOHNSTON. Life of Adoniram Judson.
  • School of the Master.
• Joliet daily news ed. by women of Will Co.
• JONES, ed. Interstate school review.
• Journal of industrial education. ed. by Owens, Snyder and Will.
• KANE CO. Koregraphic Organization. Tribute to Kane Co.
• KAY. Twelve states and a kingdom.
• KEEVER. Ruth Ellis.
• KELLEY, ed. Friend of home.
• KELLOGG and STOCKHAM. Mother's portfolio.
• KENNEDY, ed. Dixon sun.
• KINZIE. Early days in the Northwest.
  • Mark Logan.
  • Walter Ogilby.
  • "Wau-Bun."
• KIRBY. Biographical sketch of Jos. Duncan.
• KIRKLAND. Dora's house-keeping.
  • History of English literature.
  • Short history of France.
  • Six little cooks.
  • Speech and manners.
• KLINEK. When woods are green.
• LEFAVRE. Mother's help and child's friend.
  • Physical culture.
  • Royal road to beauty, health, and higher development.
• LESTER, tr. Marianola.
• LIEB. History of Michigan.
• LINDSAY. Parliamentary practice.
• LOGAN, B. V. Her shattered idol.
• LOGAN, E. Wayside jottings.
• LORANGER, tr. Cardinal sin.
  • tr. The evil eye.
  •    Nameless love.
  •    The revenge of Circe.
  •    Stronger than death.
• LOUGHBOROUGH, HAYES, and YANDELL. Three girls in a flat.
• MCCLURE, Mrs. J. C. Gathered crumbs.
• MCCLURE, Mrs. J. D. Memorial Day Association records.
• MCCULLOCH. Woman's wages.

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• MCMAHON. The study class.
• MAERTZ. Key to the study of English literature.
  • New method for the study of English literature.
• Manford's Magazine ed. by Tabor.
• MARSH. Vic.
• MARTIN, see Queen Isabella journal.
• MASON, Mrs. A. G. Women of the French salons.
• MASON, M. L. Right living.
• MASON, M. M. Mae Madden.
• MATTESON. The king of the air.
• MATTHEWS. Gems of song.
• MERGLER. Guide to the study of gynecology.
• METCALF. People who wait for us.
  • Rich folks and poor folks.
• MEYER. Deaconesses.
  • Real fairy folks.
• MILITZ. All things are possible to them that believe.
• MILLER, Mrs. F., ed. The national picket.
• MILLER, H. E. tr. Madame Chrysanthème.
  tr. Woe to the conquered.
• MILLER, J. Kin-folk.
• MILLS, ABBIE. Quiet hallelujahs.
  • Whispers of the comforter.
• MILLS, A. W. Faith and the angel.
  • He that hath seen Me hath seen the Father.
• MITCHELL. Essays.
• MONROE. Valeria.
• MOODY, il. When woods are green by Klinek.
• MORELAND. The school on the hill.
  • Under his wings.
  • Which, right or wrong?
• MORGAN, A. An hour with Delsarte.
• MORGAN, B. C. Happy home health guide.
• MORGAN, Mrs. C. S. Ways that win.
• MORGAN, N. L. A summer song.
• MORLEY. A song of life.
• MORROW, ed. S. S. lesson illustration.
• MORSE, ed. The Arts, Chicago.
• Mound City republican ed. by Brandt and Hunter.
• MT. CARROLL Seminary students, ed. The Oread.
• MYERS. Home dress-making.
• National picket ed. by Miller.
• NICKERSON, tr. Japanese art.
• Oak and ivy leaf ed. by the Woman's Temperance Publishing Association.
• OAK PARK Unity Club. A club story.
• Old Flag ed. by Turner.
• OLIVER. Easter Glory.
• ONAHAN, tr. The social question.
• Ottawa cook-book.
• OWENS. Cook-book.
• OWENS, SNYDER and WILL, ed. Journal of industrial education.

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• PACKARD. Modern persecution.
  • Mystic key.
  • Prisoner's hidden life.
• PARKER, Mrs. F. S. Elocution.
  • Order of exercises in elocution.
  • and WATERHOUSE, ed. Outline of elocution.
• The Patrol, Geneva, ed. by Crissey and Baker.
• PECKHAM. Poems.
• PEORIA Woman's Club. Essays.
• PERLEY. From timber to town.
• PERRY. Poems.
• PETERS. Excursion to Mexico.
• PETHERBRIDGE. English Cathedrals.
• PETTICLERC and RAYNOR. History of Cheshire, Mass.
• PHELAN. Margaret of Anjou.
• PHELON, Mrs. M. M. and C. S. Mystic sense of the Scriptures.
  • Physics and metaphysics.
  • Three sevens.
• PIATT. History of Piatt Co.
• Pike Co. Banner ed. by Swan.
• PITKIN, Mrs. E. A. Invalid cookery.
• PITKIN, Mrs. L. J. Floral work for Eastern Star Chapters.
  • pub. Mystic songs.
• POLLARD. Die Bibel für Kinder ûbersetzt von Vosz.
• POLLACK. Cheerful echoes.
  • National kindergarten manual.
  • National kindergarten songs and plays.
• POWELL. An English girl in America.
• PRATT, J. D., ed. Quincy S. S. optic.
• PRATT, S. W. Tim's fairy tales.
• PULLMAN. Days serene.
  • Summerland.
• Queen Isabella journal ed. by Brown, Dickinson, Martin, Starr, and Waite.
• Quincy S. S. optic ed. by Pratt.
• RANKIN. Climbing.
  • Marianne, queen of the Jews.
  • Poems.
• RAYNOR and PETTICLERC. History of Cheshire Mass.
• The Record and Appeal, Evanston, ed. by Van Benschoten.
• The Record, Joliet, ed. by Stevens.
• REED. Hindu literature.
  • Persian literature.
• The Republican, Salem, ed. by Johnson.
• RHEA. Life of Henry Martyn.
• RICH. A dream of the Adirondacks.
• RIDER and CARMAN. Children's meetings.
• RITTENHOUSE. Children's stories.
• ROBINSON. Law made easy.

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• Rockford collegian pub. by Students' Association of Rockford College.
• Rockford Co. cook-book.
• ROE, E. A. Recollections of frontier life.
• ROE, M. E. How six girls made money.
• ROGERS. Deaconesses in the early church.
  • Deaconesses in the modern church.
• ROMNEY, ed. International fire proofer.
• RUDD. Aids to history.
• RUSH. Ninety-nine days.
• SANFORD, ed. Illinois watch and tower.
• Sangamon Co. woman's journal.
• SAUR, see the Athena.
• SAWYER. The singing brook.
• SCHOEN. Lecture on Buddhism.
• SCOTT. Royal anthem book.
• SERGEL. Home dressmaking.
• SHALLENBERGER. Stark Co. and its pioneers.
• SHAW, F. A., tr. Delsarte system of oratory.
  • tr. Famous French authors.
  •    Victor Hugo.
• SHAW, M. Queen Bess.
• SHAY. Student's guide to common law pleadings.
• SHELDON. Severance Herbert.
• SHUMAN. Favorite dishes.
• SHUTT. Exchange cook-book.
  • ed. Woman's Exchange visitor.
• The Signet, Monticello, ed. by Bender.
• SMITH, ELEANOR. Child's garden of verse.
• SMITH, E. G. How to shade embroidered fruits and flowers.
• SMITH, E. M. Woman in sacred song.
• SMITH, Mrs. G. C. The field is the world.
• SMITH. M. R. Fringed gentian.
• SNYDER, OWENS and WILL, ed. Journal of Industrial education.
• SOMERS. Common people vs. common schools.
• SPRINGER. Beechwood.
  • Self.
  • Songs by the sea.
• Stark Co. news ed. by Henderson.
• STARR. Christian art in our own age.
  • Christmas-tide.
  • Isabella of Castile.
  • Patron saints.
  • Pilgrims and shrines.
  • Songs of a life-time.
  • What we see.
  • see also Queen Isabella journal.
• STARRETT. Future of educated women.
  • Gyppy.
  • Letters to a daughter.
  • Letters to elder daughters.
  • Letters to a little girl.

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• STARRETT. Pete.
• STEELE and ADAMS. Beauty of form and grace of vesture.
• STELLA, pseud. Leaves
• STEVENS, ed. The Record, Joliet.
  • and FERRISS. A few sketches of Joliet.
• STEVENSON. Boys and girls in biology.
  • Physiology of woman.
• STEWART. After sunset.
  • ed. By-way, Sidney.
• STIEFEL and JACOBS. St. Paul's Bazaar cook-book.
• Stillman Valley graphic ed. by Atwood.
• STOCKHAM, Dr. A. B. Tokology.
• STOCKHAM, C. L. and KELLOGG. Mother's portfolio.
• STOCKING. Columbian entertainments
  • Scheme for historical study.
• STONE. Willie and Carrie.
• STRAUB. Story of Starved Rock.
• STRONG. Maggie's mistake.
• STRYKER. Life of Samuel Mills.
• SULLIVAN. Ireland of to-day.
  • Mexico.
• SUMMERS. For her daily bread.
  • The unpopular public.
• Sunday-school lesson illustrator ed. by Morrow.
• Sunday-school record ed. by Hamill.
• SWAN, ed. Pike Co. banner.
• SWANZY. Evelyn.
  • Oratorio of the Messiah.
  • Pompeii.
• TABOR, ed. Manford's magazine.
• TAYLOR, I. S. Forsake me not.
  • A little leaven.
  • Our armor for every day.
  • and OLIVER. Story of Columbus.
• TAYLOR, W. L. His broken sword.
• THOMPSON. Rhythmical gymnastics.
• Thumbnail sketches of white ribboners.
• TILLSON. Reminiscences of early life in Illinois.
• TITTERINGTON. Rachel Hasting's girls.
• TODD. Normal course in reading.
• TOMKINS. The Vail family.
• TOWNSEND, ed. Christian science calendar.
• TURNER, ed. The old Flag.
• Universal truth ed. by Harley.
• UTTER. The King's daughter.
• VAN BENSCHOTEN, ed. Record and appeal.
• VILLARS. Stories of home and home folks.
• VISHER. A christening gift.
• VOSS, tr. Barrows. Die Bibel, das Buch für die Jugend.
  • tr. Pollard. Die Bibel für Kinder.
  •    Swing. Das Kind und die Bibel.

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• Voss, tr. Gillette and Ziemann. Das Weisse Haus Kochbuch.
  • Im Fluge durch die Welt.
• WAISBROOKER. The occult forms of sex.
• WAIT. Bessie's Christmas plans.
• WAITE, C. V. see Queen Isabella journal.
• WAITE, Dr. L. see The Athena.
• WALWORTH. Battle of Saratoga.
• WASHINGTON. Echoes of song.
• WATERBURY. The dove and the crow.
  • Seven years among the freedmen.
• WATERHOUSE and PARKER. Elocution.
• W. C. T. U., ed. Daily union signal.
• WELLINGTON. By a way that they know not.
• WEST. Childhood, its care and culture.
  • and HOOD, ed. Illinois workshop.
• WHEELER. Annals of the Chicago Orphan Asylum, 1849-92.
• WHITE. Prose and poetical selections.
• WIGGS. Apple blossoms.
  • Hayne Home.
• WILDER. Memoir of Robert Moffatt.
  • Mr. John and his boys.
  • Our girls at Castlewood.
• WILL, SNYDER, and OWENS, ed. Journal of industrial education.
• WILLARD. A classic town.
  • Glimpses of fifty years.
  • How to win.
  • A life of service.
  • Nineteen beautiful years.
  • Women in the pulpit.
• WILLETT. Lake Geneva.
  • Tapestry painting.
• WILLIAMS, A. L. Comforting thoughts.
  • A handful of letters.
  • Love and friendship.
  • Many thoughts for many hours.
  • Spices for Easter incense.
  • Treasure old and new.
• WILLIAMS, T. M. Frank Fairweather's fortunes.
  • New stories from an old book.
• WILLING, F. S. Dame Heraldry.
  • Visiting our neighbors.
• WILLING, Mrs. J. F. and CLEMENS. La Plata countries of South America.
  • Rosario.
• WILSON. Dove's wings.
• WINES. Moral teachings of Shelley's poems.
• Woman's Exchange visitor ed. by Shutt.
• Woman's work and world ed. by Hall.
• WOODBRIDGE. Jessie and Ray.
• WOOLEY. A girl graduate.
  • Rachel Armstrong.

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• WOOLEY. Roger Hunt.
• WORCESTER. Life of David Livingstone.
• WERKMEISTER. Vergebens.
• WORTHINGTON. History of Pike Co.
• YANDELL, HAYES and LOUGHBOROUGH. Three girls in a flat.
• YARNALL. Practical healing for mind and body.

INDIANA.

• LA MANCE. Beautiful home surroundings.

IOWA.

• ADAMS, ed. Record of early Dubuque clubs.
• COLLIER. Lilith.
• HENDERSON and LEWIS. German pronouncer.
• MCPHERSON. Musical chart.
• PUTNAM, pub. Proceedings of the Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences.
• SMITH, tr. Holy Bible. trans. literally.

KANSAS.

• MAY. Sounds of the prairie.
• WILSON. History of trees, plants and flowers.
  • Memorial sketch of the 1st Nat. Convention of Cattlemen, St. Louis, 1884.
  • ed. Parson's memorial and historical magazine.
  • comp. Women authors, journalists and general writers, scrap-book.

KENTUCKY.

• BANKS. Stairs of sand.
• CLAY. Some little of the angel still left.
  • What will the world say: Only a woman.
• CONNELLY. Story of Kentucky.
  • Tilting at windmills.
• DICKEY, comp. Blades o' bluegrass.
• HENDERSON. Jellard.
• HOLLOWAY. Crag and pine.
• JOHNSON. Poems.
• JOHNSTON. Christmas in Kentucky, 1862.
  • Original portraits of Washington.
  • Visitors' guide to Mt. Vernon.
  • Visit to the cabinet of the U.S.
  • Mint at Phila.
• JONES. Walter Graymon.
• KETCHUM. Botany and manual of plants.
  • Christmas carillons.
• KINKEAD. 'Gainst wind and tide.
• PENNY. 500 employments adapted to women.
• REID. Judge Richard Keith.

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• ROACH. Theon.
• Romance of Beauseincourt.
• TANEY. Kentucky pioneer women.
• WALKER. Not altogether fanciful.
• WOLCOTT. Crest on the wave.

LOUISIANA.

• ANDRY. Histoire de la Louisiane.
• AUGUSTIN. Le Macandal.
• BUCKNER. Towards the gulf.
• BURCKETT. Wildmoor.
• CRÉOLE, UNE. Souvenirs d' Amerique et de France.
• DAVIS. In war times at La Rose Blanche.
  • Minding the gap.
  • Stories from Harper's magazine.
• DORSEY. Recollections of H. W. Allen.
• DYKERS, tr. Corvus. Sister Carmen.
• GIRARD. Histoire des États Unis: L'histoire de la Louisiane.
• HOSKINS. Miscellaneous articles.
• JAMISON. Lady Jane.
  • Story of an enthusiast.
• KING. Monsieur Motte.
  • Siege of Paris.
  • Tales of a time and place.
• LA HOUSSAYE. Pouponne et Balthazar.
• Lousiana miscellany.
• MARTIN. Veillées d'une soeur.
• MOORE, see DAVIS.
• OGDEN. Christmas stories.
• SAXON. Scrap-book.
• STEMPEL. Finished web.
• STUART. A golden wedding.
• THOMPSON. Metairie, and other old Aunt Tilda of New Orleans sketches.
• TOWNSEND. Down the bayou.
• WALKER. Letters on the formation, growth, and care of children's teeth. 1893.
  • Same. 1885.
  • Life of Capt. Joseph Fry.
• WALWORTH. The new man at Rossmere.
  • Southern silhouettes.
• WHITAKER. Albert Hastings.

MAINE.

• BAILEY. Reminiscences of a Christian Life.
• BARROWS, comp. Eggs, facts and fancies about them.
• BLANCHARD. Story of Psyche.
• BOYCE. Enunciation and articulation.
• BULLARD and HERZOG, tr. A modern Midas.
• BUTLER. In rhyme and measure.

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• CAVAZZA. Don Finimondone, Calabrian sketches.
• CURTIS. Christine.
• EATON. The royal way, "via crucis, via lucis."
• ELIOT, A., pseud. Strangers and wayfarers.
• FERN, FANNY, pseud. Caper-sauce.
• GOODWIN. Christine's fortune.
  • Dr. Howell's family.
  • One among many.
  • Our party of four.
• GREENE. The Magdalen.
• HERZOG and BULLARD, tr. A modern Midas.
• HOWE. Ashes for flame.
• HURD. Poetical works.
• JENKINS. Poems.
• JEWETT, see ELIOT, A.
• MACE. Legends, lyrics and sonnets.
  • Under pine and palm.
• MAY. In memoriam.
• MORTON. Potter's advanced geography.
  • Potter's new elementary geography.
• NASON. White sails.
• PARTON. see FERN, FANNY.
• RICH. Happenings.
  • Slippery paths.
• RICHARDS. Captain January.
  • Five mice in a mouse-trap.
  • Hildegarde's holiday.
  • Hildegarde's home.
  • In my nursery.
  • Joyous tale of Toto.
  • Queen Hildegarde.
  • Toto's merry winter.
• ROBBINS. Rescue of an old place.
• ROWE. Re-told tales of the hills and shores of Maine.
• STEVENS, M. F. By subtle fragrance led.
• STEVENS, Mrs. H. P. B. Marjorie Huntingdon.
  • Mirage of promise.
• STOWE. Uncle Tom's cabin. Brunswick ed.
• TEUFFEL, tr. Humming top.
• VANNAH. From heart to heart.
• WOOLSON. George Eliot and her heroines.

MARYLAND.

• ALIX, pseud. Day dreams.
  • Words for mothers.
• BAILY. Gleanings from the fields of life.
• BARNWELL. Studies in plaster jackets.
• BOLAND. Handbook of invalid cooking.
• BRISCOE. "Perchance to dream."
• CLARKSON, pseud. Shadow of John Wallace.
• COLVIN, ed. Godeffroy of Boloyne.

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• COLVIN. Lautliche Untersuchung der Werke Robert von Blois'.
• CONKLIN. Historical questions.
• CRICHTON. Little Nettie's journey.
  • M for Madeline, D. for Dick.
  • Mother Goose in new feathers.
  • A very little story for very little children.
  • Violet's victory.
• CUNNINGHAM. For honor's sake.
  • In Sancho Panza's pit.
• DAHLGREN. Chim.
  • Etiquette of social life in Washington.
  • tr. Executive power in the United States.
  • Lights and shadows of a life.
  • The lost name.
  • Memoir of J. A. Dahlgren.
  • South-Moutain magic.
  • South Sea sketches.
• DORSEY. Palms.
• EASTER. Clytie.
• GADDESS. America.
• HAMPTON. Nursing, its principles and practice.
• HARRIS. Handbook in language for the deaf.
• HORWITZ. Fairy-lore.
  • Swanhilde.
• HOWARD. Fifty years in a Maryland kitchen.
• LEA. Domestic cookery.
• LINTON. Crowned heads of Europe in family groups.
  • Historical and genealogical chart of England, 827-1892.
• MACKUBIN. Frontier stories.
• MATHEWS. see ALIX.
• RAFFENSPERGER. Fritz's ranch.
  • Led in unknown paths.
  • Patience Preston, M. D.
  • Seventeen and twice seventeen.
  • Those Raeburn girls.
• RANDOLPH. Domestic life of Th. Jefferson.
• REESE. A handful of lavender.
• RICE. Edgar Allen Poe, memorial vol.
  • comp. Holiday selections.
  • Werner's readings and recitations.
• SEEMÜLLER. Emily Chester.
• SMEDES. Southern planter.
• SMITH. Bible diagram.
• THOMAS, M. Sir Gawayne and the green knight.
• THOMAS, Dr. C. Address at Univ. of Penn.
• TIERNAN. Homoselle.
  • Jack Horner.
  • Suzette.
• TRAIL. My journal in foreign lands.
  • Studies in criticism.
• TURNBULL. The catholic man.

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• TURNBULL. Val-Maria.
• WHITELOCKE, see CLARKSON.
• WHITMORE, ed. Woman's journal for the Reformed Church.
• WHITNEY. The southern cousin.
• WINTHROP, pseud. Wilfred.

MASSACHUSETTS.

• ADAMS, A. Familiar letters of John Adams and his wife.
• ADAMS, H. View of religions.
• AGASSIZ, ed. Louis Agassiz, life and correspondence.
• ALCOTT. Little women.
• ANAGNOS. Stray chords.
• AUSTIN. Standish of Standish.
• BAILEY. Historical sketches of Andover.
• BATES, C. F. Risk.
• BATES, Mrs. H. L. V., see PUTNAM, E.
• BATES, K. L. Hermit Island.
• BEECHER and STOWE. American woman's home.
• BLAKE. Verses along the way.
• BOOTH, ed. The Observer.
• BRADSTREET. Works.
• BROCK. Three months at Campbell Hospital, Washington, D. C.
• BROOKS, see OCCIDENTE, MARIA del.
• BRUSH. Colonel's opera cloak.
• BURNHAM. see DOUGLAS, E.
• CALL. Power through repose.
• CHEEVER. Little Miss Boston.
• CHENEY. Gleanings in the fields of art.
• CHESTER. Girls and women.
• CHILD. Philothea.
• COMEY. Progressive lessons.
• COOKE. Huckleberries.
• CUMMINS. The lamplighter.
• DALL. What we really know about Shakespeare.
• DAWES. Charles Sumner.
• DIAZ. Only a flock of women.
• DICKINSON. Poems.
• DOUGLAS, E. pseud. Miss Bagg's secretary.
• EDDY. Science and health.
• ELLIOTT. Atalanta in the South.
• EMERY. Every-day business.
• EMMONS. Moods and whims.
• FIELDS. High lights.
  • Under the olive.
• FRANKLIN, see LINN, BETH.
• FULLER, A. Pratt portraits.
• FULLER, MARG. Life without and life within.
• FULLER, S. Illustrated primer.
• GARDNER. Golden rod.
  • Harvest gleanings.

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• GILMAN, Mrs. B. Saint Theresa of Avila.
• GILMAN, Mrs. C. H. Gift book of stories and poems.
• GOULD, E. P. Stray pebbles from the shores of thought.
• GOULD, H. F. Poems.
• GREENE. Undertones.
• GREENOUGH. Mary Magdalene.
• GUINEY. Monsieur Henri, a foot-note to French history.
• HALE, L. P. Peterkin papers.
• HALE, Mrs. S. J. B. Woman's record.
• HALE, SUSAN and Rev. E. E. Family flight around home.
• HALL, G. Far from to-day.
• HALL, Mrs. L. J. Verses.
• HARLAND, M., pseud. His great self.
• H. H., pseud. Verses.
• HOPKINS. Spirit of the new education.
• HOWE. Later lyrics.
• JACKSON, see H. H.
• JEWETT. Strangers and wayfarers.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. C. F. Progressive lessons in the art and practice of needlework.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. S. Narrative of the captivity of Mrs. Johnson.
• JOHNSTON. Visitor's guide to Salem.
• KIMBALL. The cup of life.
• KNOWLTON. Hints for pupils in drawing and painting.
• LARCOM. New England girlhood.
• LEE, Mrs. E. B. Memoirs of Rev. Jos. Buckminster and his son, Rev. J. S. Buckminster.
• LEE, Mrs. M. C. In the cheering-up business.
• LINCOLN. Boston school kitchen text book.
  • Carving and serving.
  • Mrs. Lincoln's Boston cook-book.
• LINN, BETH, pseud. One little mustard seed.
• LOTHROP, see SIDNEY, M.
• LOWE. Bessie Gray.
  • Olive and the pine.
  • Story of Chief Joseph.
• MANN. The flower people.
  • Juanita.
• MERRIMAN. What shall make us whole?
• MOULTON. In the garden of dreams.
• NOBLE. A reverend idol.
• OBER. Echoes from Cape Ann.
• OLIVER. Study of Maria Edgeworth.
• OSGOOD. Poems.
• PALFREY. Blossoming rod.
• PARKER. Aunty's elfin-land.
  • Halworth Hill.
  • Poems and stories.

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• PARKER. Stories for children.
  • Stray thoughts or poems.
• PARLOA. Miss Parloa's kitchen companion.
• PEABODY. Last evening with Allston.
  • Theory of teaching.
• PEIRCE. Monsieur Nasson and others.
• PENNELL. Pearls.
• PERRY, A. Schoolmaster's trial.
  • A windfall.
• PERRY, Mrs. L. C. Heart of the weed.
• PERRY, N. After the ball.
• POOL. Roweny in Boston.
• PORTER. Recollections of L. M. Alcott, J. G. Whittier and Robert Browning.
• POULSSON. Finger plays.
• PRATT. Stories from Shakespeare.
• PRESTON, ed. Troubadours and trouvères.
• PROCTOR. Poems.
  • Song of the ancient people.
• PUTNAM, E., pseud. Old Salem.
• RENO. Early buds.
• RIMMER. Figure drawing for children.
• ROGERS. Philosophy of singing.
• ROLLINS. From palm to glacier with an interlude.
• SABINE. At the end of the rainbow.
• SEDGWICK. Hope Leslie.
• SEWALL. Poems.
• SIDNEY, M., pseud. Five little Peppers midway.
• SILSBEE. A half-century in Salem.
• SMITH, H. B. see STUART, H.
• SPOFFORD. Poems.
• STOWE and BEECHER. American woman's home.
• STUART, HESTER., pseud. Modern Jacob.
• TAPPAN. Tappan's studies of musical tones.
• TERHUNE, see HARLAND, M.
• THURSTON. Little wrinkled old man.
• TITCOMB. Aryan sun-myths.
  • Mind-cure on a material basis.
• TOWNSEND. Poems and miscellanies.
• WALL. Orange Grove.
• WARD. Beyond the gates.
• WARREN. Poems.
• WELLS. Two modern women.
• WESSELHOEFT. Sparrow, the tramp.
• WHITE, E. O. Miss Brooks.
  • Winterborough
• WHITE, Mrs. M. E., ed. Sketch of Chester Harding, Artist, drawn by his own hand.
• WHITNEY, Mrs. A. D. T. Golden gossip.
• WHITNEY, ANNE. Poems.
• WILKINS. New England nun.
• WILLIAMS. Hours of Raphael in outline.
• WILTSE. Place of the story in early education.
• WINSLOW. Yesterdays with actors.

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• WINTHROP. "The bugle-call" and others.
• WOODS. Wooing of Grandmother Grey.
• WORCESTER Women's Club. Columbian souvenir.
• WORTHEN. History of Sutton, N. H.

MICHIGAN.

• ARNOLD, BIRCH, pseud. Until the day break.
• BAKER. Historical sketches of the northwestern branch of the Women's Foreign Miss. Soc. of the M. E. Church.
• BARBER, see TEMPLETON, F.
• BARNES, Mrs. GEO. Columbus.
• BARNES, S. B. Hygiene of the home.
• BARTLETT, see ARNOLD, BIRCH.
• BATES, Mrs. C. D., ed. Child-lore.
  • From heart's content.
  • Selections from Æsop's fables.
• BATES, Mrs. M. E. C. and BUCK. Along Traverse shores.
• BUCKHOUT. Aftermath.
• BURCH, ed. Books of the secretaries and treasurer of the Woman's Foreign Miss. Soc. of the M. E. Church.
• CHURCH, ed. Owasso, Mich. weekly press.
• COFFIN. National flower.
• FARRAND. History of the University of Michigan.
• GLENWOOD, IDA, pseud. The fatal secret.
  • Lily Pearl.
• GORTON, see GLENWOOD, IDA.
• HASTINGS, Mich. Ladies of Emmanuel Church. Cook-book.
• HAVILAND. A woman's life work.
• HENRY. Noll's journey.
• HOPKINS. Sunny side sketches.
• JENNEY. Stray leaves.
• KELLOGG. Science in the kitchen.
• NEWBERRY. Brian's home.
  • Transplanted.
• NICHOLS. Chimes of the months.
• PETTIT. The way upward.
• PUTNAM. Margaret and the singer's story.
• SMITH and WITTRUP. Books of the secretaries and treasurer of the Woman's Foreign Miss. Soc. of the M. E. Church.
• TEMPLETON, FAITH, pseud. Drafted in.
  • Wrecked but not lost.
• TORREY, il. Noll's journey by Henry.
  • il. Sketches of the old Santa Barbara Mission.
• WILTSE. Place of the story in early education.
• WITTRUP and SMITH. Books of the secretaries and treasurer of the Woman's Foreign Miss. Soc. of the M. E. Church.

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MINNESOTA.

• ARMSTRONG. Illma.
  • The modern evil.
• BARNARD. Heart offerings.
• BISHOP. Minnesota: then and now.
• EMERSIE, J., pseud. Allisto.
• GOODALE, DORA and ELAINE. Apple blossoms.
  • In Berkshire with the wild flowers.
• HOKE. Scrap-book of magazine articles.
• KINGSLEY. Heart or purse, a story of to-day.
• LEE, M. M., pseud. Hubert's wife.
• LONG. Squire of low degree.
• MERRIMAN. The Conways.
  • The little Millers.
  • Pards, a story of two homeless boys.
  • A queer family.
  • Socials.
• NICHOLAS. The Biddy Club.
• PALMER. Divorce abolished, a treatise.
• SCOTT. Henrietta.
• SHAW, F. A., comp. and tr. Delsarte system of oratory.
  • comp. and tr. Famous French authors.
  • tr. Barbou. Victor Hugo, his life and works.
• SHAW, M. Miss Winchester's will.
  • Queen Bess.
  • Those horrid boys.
• THOMPSON, comp. Songs in the night watches.
• TOWERS. Jamie's inheritance.
• VAN CLEVE. Three-score years and ten.
• WALKER. Address to the graduating class of the Nurse's Training School of the Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, June, 1891.

MISSISSIPPI.

• COLUMBUS, Miss. Industrial Institute and College–Peyton Society, ed. The Power.
• FERGUSON. Cliquot.
  • Little Mose.
• The Power ed. by lady students of the Industrial Institute and College, Columbus.

MISSOURI.

• HILDRETH. Clay modeling.
• REED. West and east.
• SAWYER. Song of the Christ.
• STOCKTON. The Shanar dancing girl.

MONTANA.

• BOHN. Scrap-book.

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• Juvenile stories and poems by children of Montana.
• ROBINSON. Gathered leaves.
• ROLFE. Scrap-book.

NEBRASKA.

• ARMSTRONG. Homestead on the hill.
  • Wild coreopsis.
• BRIGGS. Articles in prose and poetry.
  • Catalogue of fine arts, 1st Interstate Exposition, Omaha, 1886.
• BUCK. Scrap-book of poetry.
• CASSEL. White ribbon vibrations.
• CLAIRE, Mme. de. Through night to light.
• EDWARDS. Catalogue of short-horn cattle.
• GAYLORD. Life and labors of Rev. Reuben Gaylord.
• LLOYD. On the conversion of some of the homologues of benzol-phenol into primary and secondary amines.
  • and MABERY. Certain acrylic acids, results of experiments made in Harvard Univ.
  • and NICHOLSON. Experiments in the culture of the sugar beet in Nebraska.
• MAULE. For Mamsie's sake.
• MOREY, il. Wild coreopsis by Armstrong.
• NEWTON. Anecdotes of Omaha.
• OGDEN, tr. Christmas stories from French and Spanish writers.
• PEATTIE. The story of America.
  • With scrip and staff.
• RIPLEY. Essay on household service.
• SMITH, comp. One hundred pages of prairie poems.
• TREMAIN. Slavery in the District of Columbia.
• YATES. Fragments.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

• HARPER. Iola Leroy.
• HATCH. Bank tragedy.
  • Missing man.
• KIMBALL. Poems.

NEW JERSEY.

• ALLEN. Composition blanks.
  • "Gold nails" to hang memories on.
  • and CAMPBELL. Continental 1st reader.
  • Continental 2d reader.
  • Continental 3d reader.
  • Continental 4th reader.
  • Continental 5th reader.
  • Kelly's universal 1st reader.
  • Kelly's universal 2d reader.

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• ALLEN. Kelly's universal 3d reader.
  • Kelly's universal 4th reader.
  • Kelly's universal 5th reader.
  • Universal primer.
• ALLISON, JOY, pseud. Billow Prairie.
• ANTHONY, GAGE and STANTON. History of woman suffrage.
• ARCHER, L. A. pseud., tr. Rosa von Tannenburg.
• ATKINSON, F. and others. Economia e igiene domestica.
• ATKINSON, M. A. Poor little sweep.
• BAKER. Salt, "Ye are the salt of the earth."
• BALDWIN. On the Battery.
• BANKS. The children's summer.
  • Dame Dimple's Christmas celebration.
  • A Galahad of now-a-days.
  • Little comrade mine.
  • Princess Dandelion's secret.
  • Richard and Robin.
• BEEGLE. Alethea.
• BEERS, see LYNN, E.
• BIGNELL. Rest awhile.
• BLACKWELL, Mrs. A. B. Comparative longevity of the sexes.
  • Island neighbors.
  • Philosophy of individuality.
  • Physical basis of immortality.
  • Sexes throughout nature.
  • Studies in general science.
• BLACKWELL, S. E. A military genius, life of Anna Ellen Carroll.
• BREESE. Many days.
• BRISTOL. Poems.
• BROWN. Faith songs.
• BRUGIERE. Good living, a practical cookery-book.
• BUCKLEY, tr. Sought and found.
• BURNHAM. Bible stories from creation to Moses.
  • Bible stories from Joshua to Daniel.
  • Don't wait.
  • Ernest.
  • I can.
  • I can't.
  • I'll try.
• CAMPFIELD. Christus.
• CAREY. Seventy-six choice receipts.
• CHASE. Being somebody.
• CLARK. The dominant seventh.
• COCHRAN. Memorial of the Rev. I. W. Cochran.
  • Robert Carter, his life and work.
• COLES, E. ed. The evangel by A. Coles.
  • The light of the world by A. Coles.
  • The mission-band hymnal.
  • and COLES, J. A. ed. Biographical sketch of A. Coles and selections from his works.

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• COLES, E. and COLES, J. A. ed. Latin hymns with original translations by A. Coles.
  • Man, the microcosm, and the cosmos by A. Coles.
• COLLES. Authors and writers associated with Morristown.
• CONDICT. Value of the movement cure in hernia and uterine displacements.
• CONKLIN. see DRINKWATER.
• CONNOR and FITCH. Some little neighbors.
• COOK, tr. The undivine comedy, from the Polish.
• COOLEY, comp. Geneology of early settlers in Trenton and Ewing.
• COX. Jack Brereton's three months' service.
  • Raymond Kershaw.
• COXE. see JEROME, V.
• CRANE. The startled sewing society.
• CURTIS. Aunt Madeline's cross.
• DEMAREST. My ain countree.
• DEWITT. Kate Weston.
• DODGE. Hans Brinker.
• DOUGLAS. Claudia.
  • Floyd Grandon's honor.
  • Foes of her household.
  • Fortunes of the Faradays.
  • From hand to mouth.
  • Heirs of Bradley House.
  • Heroes of the Crusades.
  • Home Nook.
  • Hope Mills.
  • In trust.
  • Lost in a great city.
  • Modern Adam and Eve in a garden.
  • Nelly Kinnard's kingdom.
  • Old woman who lived in a shoe.
  • Osborne of Arrochar.
  • Out of the wreck.
  • Santa Claus land.
  • Seven daughters.
  • Sherburne House.
  • Stephen Dane.
  • Sydnie Adriance.
  • Whom Kathie married.
  • A woman's inheritance.
• DOUGLASS. Romance at the antipodes.
• DRINKWATER. Bek's first comer.
  • David Strong's errand.
  • Dorothy's islands.
  • The Fairfax girls.
  • Uncle Seth's will.
  • Wildwood.
• DUSENBURY. Gen. record of the descendants of T. Carhart of Cornwall.
• ECKERSON. By a strange path.

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• ECKERSON. Cholly's burglar.
  • Dorothy's charm.
  • Flossy and Bossy stories.
  • Jottings versus doings.
  • Little pharisees.
  • Miss Rockefeller's present.
  • Saved by the ponies.
• FAIRFIELD. Autobiography of Jane Fairfield.
• FITCH and CONNER. Some little neighbors and their homes.
• FLOYD. Stolen America.
• FOLWELL. Leisure thoughts.
• FOOT. Choice recipes.
• FREELAND. Bessy Hartwell.
  • Good fight of faith.
  • In palace and faubourg.
  • Rhoda Armorer.
• GAGE, ANTHONY and STANTON. History of woman suffrage.
• GARDNER. Broken dreams.
  • Compensation.
  • Rich Medway's two loves.
  • Seraph, or mortal.
  • Stolen waters.
  • Terrace roses.
  • Tested.
  • A woman's wiles.
• GATES. At noonday.
  • Your mission.
• GILCHRIST. True story of Hamlet and Ophelia.
• GILLETTE, see ALLISON, JOY.
• GILMORE. Boys of Riverton.
• GOLDEN ROD, pseud. Bad boy in the country.
• GRAHAM. Guy Herndon.
• GREENE. Rhymed chronicle of the French kings.
• GUMMERE. Friends in Burlington.
• HALL. The correct thing in good society.
  • Social customs.
• HAMILTON. The Chester coterie.
• HANNAHS, comp. Ten selections from Irving's sketch book.
• HARLAND, M. pseud. Alone.
  • At last.
  • The empty heart.
  • From my youth up.
  • Handicapped.
  • Helen Gardner's wedding day.
  • Jessamine.
  • Judith.
  • Miriam.
  • Moss-side.
  • My little love.
  • Nemesis.

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• HARLAND, M. pseud. Phemie's temptation.
  • Ruby's husband.
  • Stepping stones.
  • Sunnybank.
  • True as steel.
  • With the best intentions.
• HARRIS. Happy-go-lucky.
• HARRISON. Choir boys of Cheswick.
  • Jean Macdonald's work.
  • Little Boots.
  • The old back room.
  • On the ferry-boat.
  • Roger Dunham's choice.
  • Up stairs.
  • Whose fault?
• HASKINS, see MARLEY.
• HAWES. Buffalo fifty years ago.
  • Lewiston, N. Y. past, present, and future.
• HEALD. Eagle's plume.
  • House on the hill.
  • Mother Kate and the brownies.
  • An old family.
  • The three grandmothers.
• HEERY, see GOLDEN ROD.
• HENDERSON. Dunderviksborg.
• HERRICK, C. T. Cradle and nursery.
  • Housekeeping made easy.
  • Liberal living upon narrow means.
  • What to eat, how to serve it.
• HERRICK, S. B. The earth in past ages.
  • Wonders of plant life under the microscope.
• HOLMES, A. A. Arcadian leaves.
  • Lost vision.
  • Poems.
  • Stray leaves.
• HOLMES, G., see KLINGLE, G.
• HOOK. Little people and their homes in meadows, woods and waters.
• HOWARTH. Poems.
  • The wind harp.
• HOWELL. Nine family breakfasts.
  • Nine family dinners.
• HUSSEY. Miss A. E. Carroll as author of the Tenn. campaign in the late Civil war.
• JENKINS. Midsummer holiday.
• JEROME, V., pseud. Princess Beelzebub.
• JERSEY City Æsthetic Society. Echoes.
• JONES. Old Father Gander.
• KEASBEY. Culture of the cradle.
• KELLOGG. Philosophy of Henry James.
• KENNEY, M. E. pseud. Bernie's light.
  • Chimes of Amsterdam.
  • Christie's home-making.
  • Christie's next things.

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• KENNEY, M. E., pseud. Dorothy darling.
  • Mrs. Morse's girls.
  • Prince Dimple and his every-day doings.
  • Prince Dimple on his travels.
  • Prince Dimple's further doings.
  • Ruby and Ruthy.
  • The whatsoever ten.
  • Widening circles.
• KINNEY. Bianca Cappello.
  • Poems.
• KIRKPATRICK. Light of other days.
• KITCHEL and WOOD. Warp and woof.
• KITCHEN Garden Association, pub. Advanced lessons in kitchen garden.
  • pub. Household economy.
• KLINGLE, G., pseud. Getting to be women.
  • In the name of the king.
  • Make thy way mine.
• LATHBURY. Fleda and the voice.
  • Seven little maids.
• LEE, comp. In memoriam Mrs. E. A. Smith.
• LILLIE. The Colonel's money.
  • Esther's fortune.
  • For honor's sake.
  • Helen Glenn.
  • Jo's opportunity.
  • Mildred's bargain.
  • Nan.
  • Rolf house.
  • Roslyn's trust.
  • The squire's daughter.
• LUDLUM. The new and the old in cookery.
• LYNN, ETHEL, pseud. All quiet along the Potomac.
• MCCLURG. Seven sonnets of sculpture.
• MACCOLL. Bide a wee.
• MAGIE. My sister Marion.
• MARLEY, C. R., pseud. A social meteor.
• MARTIN. "Bright Eyes'" journey to the giant's palace.
• MASON. In memoriam, poems.
• MAYLIN. Here a little and there a little.
  • Lays of many hours.
• MILLER. Memorial of Margaret E. Breckenridge.
• MORRIS. Private journal kept during the Revolutionary war.
• MOSMAN. Steppings in God.
• NORRIS. A bad boy's diary.
  • Dorothy Delafield.
  • Miss Slimmen's window.
• O'GORMAN. Trials and persecutions.
• ORANGE Woman's Club. Histories of the women's literary clubs of N. J.
• ORANGE Woman's Club manual, 1891-92.

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• PADDOCK. Practical helps for care-takers and bread-winners.
  • Household economy.
• Painstaking.
• PAULL, see KENNEY, M. E.
• PEMBERTON, J., pseud. Buffeting.
• PERRY. Dewdrops in the valley.
• PIERSON. Hurrah for New England.
  • When are we happiest?
• POOLE. Fruits and how to use them.
• POULSSON. Stories for little readers.
• PUPIN. How to practise.
  • Scales.
• PUTNAM, ed. New monetary system by Kellogg.
• REEVES. Amy Russell.
  • Ben Ross.
  • The Christmas gift.
  • Larry Gilbert.
  • Young eagle.
• RICHARDS. Life in Judea.
• RICORD. Elements of the philosophy of mind.
• SALEM Y. W. C. T. Union. Y's cook-book for wise cooks.
• SAUTELLE. What one can do with a chafing-dish.
• SCHULTE. Holiday poems.
• SCUDDER. Attractive truths in lesson and story.
• SHARPE, D., pseud. My horse, my love.
• SHAW, comp. Text-book of nursing.
• SHELDON. An I. D. B. in South Africa.
  • Yankee girls in Zulu land.
• SMITH, see STRETTON, H.
• SMITH, Mrs. E. A. Myths of the Iroquois.
  • and others. Echoes of the Æsthetic Society of Jersey City.
• SMITH, H. A. Animals wild and tame.
  • Birds and fishes.
  • Great cities of the ancient world.
  • Great cities of the modern world.
  • History of Japan.
  • History of Russia.
  • One hundred famous Americans.
  • Stories of persons and places.
  • Wonderful cities of the world.
• SMITH, M. C. Chorister No. 13.
• SPAULDING. Poems.
• STANTON, ANTHONY and GAGE. History of woman suffrage.
• STODDARD. In memoriam Eliza P. Stoddard.
  • In memoriam J. F. Stoddard.
  • Poems.
• STONE, I. S. Who was Old Mother Hubbard?
• STONE, M. K. A. As thy days.
  • Concordance to the book of Psalms.
• STRETTON, HESBA, pseud. Bede's charity.

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• STRETTON, HESBA, pseud. Brought home.
  • Carola.
  • Gassy.
  • Cobwebs and cables.
  • Crew of the Dolphin.
  • David Lloyd's last will.
  • Doctor's dilemma.
  • Her only son.
  • Hester Morley's promise.
  • In prison and out.
  • The King's servants.
  • Lost Gip.
  • Max Kromer.
  • Nelly's dark days.
  • Through a needle's eye.
  • The wonderful life.
• STRONG. The garment of praise.
  • His abiding presence.
  • Memory's sketch-book.
  • Rays of light.
  • comp. Voices for every day in the month.
  • comp. The wedding album.
• STRYKER. Memoir of Elias Boudinot.
• TERHUNE, see HARLAND, M.
• THACHER. An old family.
• TREAT. Asa Gray, his life and work.
  • Home studies in nature.
  • Injurious insects of farm and garden.
  • Morning-glory series.
  • Through a microscope.
• TUTHILL, Mrs. L. C. Anything for sport.
  • Boarding-school girl.
  • Braggadocio.
  • Edith, the backwoods girl.
  • Gentle Gracie.
  • Get money.
  • I will be a gentleman.
  • I will be a lady.
  • Julius Farley.
  • Larry Lockwell.
  • Onward, right onward.
  • comp. Precious thoughts gathered from Ruskin.
  • Queer bonnets.
  • Romantic Belinda.
  • Strike for freedom.
  • Tip-top.
  • comp. The true and the beautiful selected from Ruskin's works.
  • True manliness.
• TUTHILL, S. S. Babes in the basket.
  • Barton Todd.
  • The blue flag.
  • Bound out.
  • Charlie the drummer-boy.

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• TUTHILL, S. S. Cheerily, cheerily.
  • Children on the plains.
  • tr. Climbing the glacier.
  • Coming to the light.
  • Emily and Uncle Hanse.
  • Hannah's path.
  • Hatty and Marcus.
  • Jewish twins.
  • Lucy's pet.
  • Mary Burns.
  • Miner's daughter.
  • Miss Katy's little maid.
  • New parasol.
  • Orange seed.
  • Strangers in Greenland.
  • Visit to Derby.
• TYLER. Egypt.
• VANDEGRIFT, M., pseud. The dead doll.
  • Doris and Theodora.
  • Little helpers.
  • Queen's body-guard.
  • Rose Raymond's wards.
  • Ways and means.
• VAN METER. Relics of ye olden days in Salem Co.
• WALKER. Bedouin prince.
  • Romance of the willow.
• WARD, H. L. H. Davy's jacket.
• WARD, S. H. Christ at the door.
  • Sabrina Hackett.
• WEEKS. Fortunes of a boy.
• WESTCOTT. Bessie Wilmerton.
• WHITEHEAD. What's the matter?
• WHITTEMORE, comp. Tried and true recipes.
• WILDRICK. Lord Strahan.
  • Marguerite Kent.
  • Zealot in tulle.
• WILEY, S. K., and W. H. The Yosemite, Alaska and the Yellowstone.
• WOOD, F. H., and KITCHEL. Warp and woof.
• WOOD, J. S., comp. Manual for altar guilds.
• WRAY. Tales and poems.
• YARD. Autumn leaves.
• YARDLEY, comp. New Jersey scrap-book of women writers.

NEW YORK STATE.

• ADAMS, Mrs. E. L., and STEELE, Mrs. F. M. Beauty of form and grace of vesture.
• ADAMS, Mrs. M. M. A wedding hymn.
• ÆSOP, pseud. Fettered for life.
  • Southwold.
  • Woman's place to-day.
• ALDEN, see PANSY.

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• ALDRICH. Feet of love.
  • Rose of flame.
  • Songs about life, love and death.
• ALICE, COUSIN, pseud. All is not gold that glitters.
  • Contentment better than wealth.
  • The good report.
  • Gossips of Riverton.
  • Home stories.
  • No such word as fail.
  • Nothing venture, nothing have.
  • Out of debt, out of danger.
  • Patient waiting, no loss.
  • Place for everything, and everything in its place.
  • Where there's a will, there's a way.
• ALLEN, Mrs. E. A., see PERCY, F.
• AMES, Mrs. E. M. see KIRK, E.
• ANDREWS, J. A. Eteocles: a tale of Antioch.
• ANDREWS, JULIA. Breakfast, dinner, and tea, viewed classically, poetically, and practically.
• ANTHONY, ed. The ballot-box.
  • ed. The revolution 1868-70.
• ANTHONY, STANTON and GAGE. History of woman suffrage.
• ARCHIBALD, Mrs. GEORGE, pseud. Lady Gay and her sister.
  • Little brown seed.
  • Summerville prize.
• AREY. Household songs.
• AVERY and FINCH. King's daughters' diary.
• BABCOCK. Household hints.
• BACON. Poems of childhood, youth and maturity.
• BALDWIN. Must the Chinese go?
• BALESTIER. Life and Sylvia.
• BANGS. Wrongs to right.
• BARBER. Ruth Irving, M.D.
• BARNES, Mrs. F. J. Department manual Y. W. C. T. U.
• BARNES, Mrs. M. D. and EARLE. Studies in American history, 1891.
  • Same, 1892. (Teacher's manual.)
  • Studies in general history, 1885.
  • Same, 1891. (Teacher's manual.)
  • Studies in Greek and Roman history.
• BARR, Mrs. A. E. The beads of Tasmer.
  • Border shepherdess.
  • Bow of orange ribbon.
  • Christopher.
  • Cluny MacPherson.
  • Daughter of Fife.
  • Feet of clay.
  • Friend Olivia.
  • Hallam succession.
  • The household of McNeil.
  • Jan Vedder's wife.

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• BARR, Mrs. A. E. Last of the MacAllisters.
  • Lost silver of Briffault.
  • Love for an hour is love forever.
  • Master of his fate.
  • Michael and Theodora.
  • Paul and Christina.
  • The preacher's daughter.
  • Remember the Alamo.
  • Romances and realities.
  • A rose of a hundred leaves.
  • She loved a sailor.
  • A sister to Esau.
  • The squire of Sandal-side.
• BARRETT. Seeing is believing.
• BARROW, see FANNY, AUNT.
• BARTON. Christian experiences in the form of a journal.
• BATES. Risk.
  • ed. Cambridge book of poetry and song.
  • comp. Longfellow birthday book.
  • ed. Seven voices of sympathy, from Longfellow.
• BAUM, ROSEMARY. That box of cigarettes.
• BAXTER. Gems by the wayside.
• BAYLOR. Behind the Blue Ridge.
  • On both sides.
  • A shocking example.
• BEACH. Pelayo.
• BEARD, L., and BEARD, A. B. American girl's handy-book.
• BEEBE. Happy light.
  • Ruth Hawthorne.
• BEECH, B., pseud. Over the lawn to the White House.
• BEECHER, C. E. Appeal to the people in behalf of their rights, as the authorized interpreters of the Bible.
  • Biographical remains of Rev. George Beecher.
  • Domestic receipt-book.
  • Educational reminiscences and suggestions.
  • Essay on slavery and abolition.
  • Letters on health and happiness.
  • Physiology and calisthenics.
  • Treatise on domestic economy.
  • True remedy for the wrongs of women.
  • Truth stranger than fiction.
• BEECHER, Mrs. E. W. All around the house.
  • Letters from Florida.
  • Motherly talks with young housekeepers.
• BEECHER, M. L., pseud. All glorious within.
  • Annals of the round table.
• BEERS. Memories.
• BELLAMY and GOODWIN., ed. Open sesame.
• BENEDICT, A. K. My wonder story.

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• BENEDICT, E. L. Stories of persons and places in Europe.
• BENJAMIN. The sunny side of shadow.
• BENNETT. Woman's work among the lowly.
• BENTON. France and her people.
• BERARD. Manual of Spanish art and literature.
  • School history of England.
  • ed. Goodrich. Child's history of the United States.
• BERKELEY, H., pseud. Autobiography of an actress
  • Fashion.
  • Mimic life.
  • The mute singer.
  • Pelayo.
  • Plays.
  • Twin roses.
• BERNEIKE. Astronomy note-book.
• BERRY. A palace-prison.
• BERTHOLD, ERNST, pseud. The exiles.
  • Historical review of the languages and literature of the Sclavic nations.
  • Life's discipline.
• BETHUNE. Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
• BINGHAM, J. M., see BEECHER, M. L.
• BISHOP. Americanized Delsarte culture.
• BISLAND. A flying trip around the world.
• BISSELL. Household hygiene.
  • Physical development and exercise for women.
• BLACKWELL, Mrs. A. L. Physical basis of immortality.
  • The sexes throughout nature.
  • Studies in general science.
• BLACKWELL, ELIZABETH. Laws of life.
  • and BLACKWELL, EMILY. Medicine as a profession for women.
• BLAKE, Mrs. L. D. see ÆSOP.
• BLANCHARD. Bonny bairns.
  • Wee tots.
• BLEEKER. Collection of posthumous works.
• BLINN, Mrs. F. G., see YEWROWNCKIE, AUNT.
• BLOEDE, GERTRUDE., see STERNE, STUART.
• BLOOMER, ed. The lily, v. 1-6.
• BLOOMFIELD. Glenwood.
  • Patient Susie.
• BLY, NELLIE, pseud. Nellie Bly's book, around the world in 72 days.
  • Six months in Mexico.
  • Ten days in a mad-house.
• BOGART, E., see ESTELLE.
• BOIES. Rural rhymes.
• BONNEY. Legacy of historical gleanings.
• BOOTH, M. L. Clock and watchmaker's manual.
  • tr. Cochin. Results of emancipation.
  •    Gasparin. America before Europe.

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• BOOTH, M. L., tr. Gasparin. Uprising of a great people.
  •       Countess. Vesper.
  •    Laboulaye. Fairy tales of all nations.
• BOOTH, Mrs. M. B. Beneath two flags.
• BOSTWICK, Mrs. L. W. see DAW, MARGERY.
• BOTTA. Handbook of universal literature.
  • Poems.
• BOTTOME. Our Lord's seven questions after Easter.
• BRACKETT. Education of American girls.
  • Technique of rest.
  • and ELLIOTT. Poetry for home and school.
  • tr. Rozenkranz. Pedagogies as a system.
  •    Philosophy of education.
  •    Science of education.
• BRADFORD. The chosen people.
  • Harriet, the Moses of her people.
• BRADLEY. Glen-Burnie.
  • Hidden sweetness.
  • Little Amy's work.
  • The stranger in his gates.
  • Unknown paths.
• BRADLEY-BYSTRÖM. L'Iodisme.
• BRAMHALL. Japanese jingles.
• BREESE. Chaplet of flowers.
• BREWSTER, Mrs. C. A. Ancient history.
  • Heroines of the crusades.
• BREWSTER, M. S. First book of chemistry.
• BRIGNARDELLO. The art of drawn work.
• BRINE. Bonnie little Bonibel.
  • Dan.
  • Grandma's attic treasures.
  • Grandma's memories.
  • The little new neighbor.
  • Little twin roses.
  • My little Margaret.
• BRINKERHOFF, Mme. C. M., see GORDON, H.
• BRITTAN. Kardoo, the Hindoo girl.
  • Shoshie, the Hindoo zenana teacher.
• BRONSON. My Solomon.
• BROOKS. C. E. Ballads and translations.
• BROOKS, Mrs. M. E. and BROOKS, J. G. Rivals of Este.
• BROWN, C. M. Keep a good heart.
  • Sun rays from fair and cloudy skies.
• BROWN, H. D. Two college girls.
  • and BACKUS, T. J. Great English writers from Chaucer to George Eliot.
• BROWN, Mrs. H. E. Beautiful hands.
  • A good catch.
  • How to grow.
  • A hungry little lamb.
  • Lillie.
  • Mrs. Winchester's kitchen.

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• BROWN, Mrs. H. E. Our George.
• BROWN, J. K. Keble outlines of geography.
• BROWN, L. H. Inebriety in women.
  • Medical jurisprudence of inebriety.
  • Unsanitary conditions in country houses.
• BROWN, Mrs. M. E. and BROWN, W. A. Musical instruments and their homes.
• BRUGIÈRE. Good living.
• BRUNOWE. The ghost at our school.
  • The sealed packet.
  • Seven of us.
• BRUSH, Mrs. C. C. Colonel's opera cloak.
  • Inside our gate.
  • One summer's lessons in practical perspective.
• BRUSH, C. E., ed. Berard. History of the United States.
• BRUSH, Mrs. M. E. Q. Paul and Persis.
• BRYAN. Wild-work.
• BRYSON. Every-day etiquette.
• BUCKELEW. Dictation lessons in drawing.
  • and LEWIS. A B C reader.
  • Object lessons on plants.
  • Object lessons on plants for primary work.
  • Object lessons on the human body.
• BUCKLIN. In hospital and camp.
• BULKLEY. The Chad-Browne memorial 1638-1888.
• BULLOCK. A bunch of pansies.
  • Washington.
• BURNSIDE. The infidel.
• BURNZ. Anglo-American primer.
  • Burnz chart of tonic shorthand.
  • Burnz tonic shorthand.
  • Liberal hymnbook.
  • Our future life, a shorthand reader.
  • Papers on spelling reform.
  • Private letters to parents and physicians.
  • Reasons for Anglo-American spelling.
  • Reynard, a shorthand reader.
  • Selections, a shorthand reader.
  • Step-by-step pronouncing primer.
• BURT, E. Thoughts.
• BURT, H. Illustrations, with design on book-cover, for physical culture.
• BUTERICK. Outline of the work in primary methods.
• C. F. M. pseud. From Killarney to New York.
• CAHILL. Her playthings, men.
• CAMP. Reference book for trained nurses.
• CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH, pseud. Spanish treasure.
• CAMPBELL, Mrs. H., see WHEATON, CAMPBELL.
• CAMPBELL, SYLVIA. Practical cook-book.
• CARLETON, COUSIN MAY, pseud. Heir of Charlton.
  • A mad marriage.
  • Pride and passion.
• CARPENTER. A girl's winter in India.

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• CARTER. Art suggestions from the masters.
  • Drawings in black and white.
• CARY, ALICE. Clovernook.
  • and CARY, PHOEBE. Ballads for little folk.
  • Last poems.
  • Poetical works.
• CASWELL. Our life among the Iroquois Indians.
• CHADWICK. The whole truth.
• CHAMPNEY. Bubbling tea-pot.
  • Great-grandmother's girls in New Mexico.
  • Howling wolf and his trick pony.
  • Three Vassar girls abroad.
  • Three Vassar girls at home.
  • Three Vassar girls in England.
  • Three Vassar girls in France.
  • Three Vassar girls in Italy.
  • Three Vassar girls in Russia and Turkey.
  • Three Vassar girls in South America.
  • Three Vassar girls in Switzerland.
  • Three Vassar girls in the Holy Land.
  • Three Vassar girls in the Tyrol.
  • Three Vassar girls on the Rhine.
• CHANDLER, Mrs. G. W. Anthé
  • Methodist Episcopalianism.
• CHANDLER, Mrs. L. B. Divineness of marriage.
  • Moral education of labor.
  • Non-flesh-eating from a moral education stand-point.
  • Subsistence and justice.
  • What is social purity and how to attain it.
• CHAPMAN. Brighter days.
  • Jennie Prindle's home.
  • Miss Ruth and Miss Susan.
  • Those dark days.
• CHASE. Mary M. Chase and her writings ed. by Fowler.
• CHERITREE. Evolution.
• CHESEBRO. Amy Carr.
  • Beautiful gate.
  • Children of light.
  • Das Blockhaus in dem Berge.
  • Dreamland by daylight.
  • Fishermen of Gamp's Island.
  • The foe in the household.
  • Getting along.
  • The glen cabin.
  • Isa, a pilgrimage.
  • Peter Carradine.
  • Philly and Kit.
  • Victoria.
• CHESTER, M. pseud. American conflict.
• CHILD, Mrs. L. M. Appeal for the Indians.
  • Autumnal leaves.
  • Biographies of good wives.

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• CHILD, Mrs. L. M. Brief history of the condition of women in various ages and nations.
  • Children of Mount Ida.
  • Isaac T. Hopper, a true life.
  • Letters from New York. Ser. 1-2.
  • Letters, with a biographical introduction by Whittier, and an appendix by Phillips.
  • Looking towards sunset.
  • Memoirs of Madame de Stäel and Madame Roland.
  • The mother's book.
  • Philothea.
  • Progress of religious ideas through successive ages.
  • The rebels.
  • A romance of the republic.
• Child of the covenant: memorial of Caroline Mary Fuller.
• CHURCH. Among the trees at Elmridge.
  • Birds and their ways.
  • Dangerous characters.
  • Flower talks at Elmridge.
  • Home animals.
  • In the hospital at Elmridge.
  • Little neighbors at Elmridge.
  • Some useful animals.
  • Sunday evenings at Elmridge.
  • Talks by the seashore.
  • Water animals.
• CLARK, I. The last day.
  • ed. Small helps for to-day.
• CLARK, K. E. The dominant seventh.
• CLARK, Mrs. K. U. That Mary Ann.
• CLARK, Mrs. M. B. S. Questions on the harmony of the gospels.
  • The scripture history of our blessed Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
• CLARKE, Mrs. W. M. The new song.
• CLAVERS, Mrs. MARY, pseud. Book for the home circle.
  • Evening book.
  • Forest life.
  • Garden walks with the poets.
  • Holidays abroad.
  • Memoirs of Washington.
  • A new home.
  • Western clearings.
• CLEMENT, Mrs. C. E., see WATERS, Mrs. C. E. C.
• CLYMER. Triumph of life.
  • Triumph of love.
  • Triumph of time.
• COATS. Poems and fragments in prose.
• COCHRANE, see BLY, NELLIE.
• COE. The charity boom.

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• COE. Helen Lincoln.
• COLEMAN. Alcohol and hygiene.
  • Catechism on alcohol.
  • Catechism on beer.
  • Juvenile temperance manual.
  • Leaflets for young people.
  • Penny papers.
  • Primary catechism on beer.
  • Primary temperance catechism.
  • Readings on beer.
  • Readings on cider.
  • Sunday-school temperance catechism.
  • Temperance hand-book.
  • Temperance leaflets.
  • Temperance pamphlets.
  • Twelve topical temperance readings.
• COLLES. Authors and writers associated with Morristown.
• COLVIN. Belles and beaux.
• COMFORT, Mrs. A. M., and COMFORT, G. F. Woman's education and woman's health.
• COMMELIN. The Kaaterskill fairies.
  • Poems.
• CONANT, Mrs. H. D. Primer of German literature.
  • Primer of Spanish literature.
• CONANT, Mrs. H. O. The earnest man, a sketch of Adoniram Judson.
  • The English Bible.
• CONE, H. G. Oberon and Puck.
  • The ride to the lady.
• CONE, J., ed. Scenes from the life of Christ.
• CONGDON. Guardian angel.
• CONKEY. Modern medical and hygienic treatment of tuberculosis.
• CONKLIN. Poems.
• CONKLING, M. C. see LUNETTES, HENRY.
• CONNELLY. Her strange fate.
  • How to reduce your weight or increase it.
• CONVERSE. Sheaves.
• COOK, Mrs. E. G. For mothers and daughters.
• COOK, Mrs. K. Chautauqua cook-book.
• COOK, Mrs. M. E. D., tr. Liszt. Life of Chopin.
• COOKE, Mrs. H. B. Memories of my life work.
• COOMBS. As common mortals.
  • Game of chance.
  • Garden of Armida.
  • and EMORY. Told at Tuxedo.
• COOPER, S. B. Reports of the golden-gate kindergarten association.
• COOPER, S. F. Mt. Vernon to the children of America.
  • Rural hours.
  • William West-Skiles.
• CORBETT. Fairy of the moonbeam.

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• CORBETT. Rustic rhymes and ballads.
  • Trictrac, comic operetta.
• CORNING. Western border life.
• CORSON, Mrs. C. R. The new French instructor.
  • tr. Cherbuliez. Meta Holdenis.
  •    Esche. Grandmother and granddaughter.
  •    Janet. Elements of morals.
• CORSON, JULIET. Cooking manual.
  • Cooking school text-book.
  • Family living on $500 a year.
  • Fifteen and 25 cent dinners for workingmen's families.
  • Miss Corson's practical American cookery.
  • New family cook-book.
• CORY. Brownie paper dolls.
• COSTON. A signal success, an autobiography.
• COWLES. Art of drawing and painting.
• COXE. Poems of patriotism, sympathy and consolation.
• CRAIG, comp. Women of the world with a search light of epigram.
• CRAIGIE. John Anderson and I.
• CRAWFORD. Musical messages for every day in the year.
• CRIM. Adventures of a fair rebel.
  • Elizabeth.
  • In Beaver Cove.
• CROLY, Mrs. J. C., see JUNE, JENNIE.
• CROSBY, E. R. Steps in the paths of righteousness.
• CROSBY, M. Violin obligato.
• CROWLEY. Echoes from Niagara.
• CROWNIN SHIELD. All among the light-houses.
• CRUGER, E. Regina.
• CRUGER, M. Brotherhood.
  • A den of thieves.
  • How she did it.
  • Hyperæsthesia.
  • The Vanderheyde manor-house.
• CRUGER, Mrs. S. V. see GORDON, JULIEN.
• CURTIS. Forget-me-not.
• CUSACK, M. F., see C. F. M., pseud.
• CUSTER. Boots and saddles.
  • Following the guidon.
• CUTTER. Palatable dishes.
• DAINTREY. Eros.
  • Fedor.
• DANA, Mrs. K. F. see WADSWORTH, OLIVE A.
• DANA, Mrs. W. K. How to know the wild flowers.
  • Natural history.
• DANDRIDGE. Joy.
• DARR, tr. Alarcon. Brunhilde.
  •       Strange friend of Tito Gil.
• DAVENPORT. Sketch of the life of Col. Daniel Whiting of Dedham, Mass. 1732-1807.

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• DAVIDSON, L. M. Amir Khan.
  • and DAVIDSON, M. M. Poetical remains of the Davidson sisters.
• DAVIDSON, Mrs. M. M. Selections from the writings of Mrs. M. M. Davidson.
• DAVIS, E. C. and KEELER, H. L. Studies in English composition.
  • and RICKOFF, A. J. Numbers illustrated and applied in language.
• DAVIS, Mrs. S. M. H. Life and times of Sir Philip Sidney.
  • Norway nights and Russian days.
• DAW, MARGERY, pseud. Margery Daw in the kitchen.
  • Margery Daw's home confectionery.
• DAWSON. Puzzles and oddities.
• DEANE, MARGERY, pseud. European breezes.
• DEKROYFT. Mortasa.
  • A place in thy memory.
• DELAFIELD. Biographies of Francis and Morgan Lewis.
• DESPARD. Kilrogran cottage.
• DEWING. Beauty in dress.
• DE WITTE. Justina.
• DEXTER. Selections from the correspondence of Annie B. Dexter, 1856-58.
• DICKERSON. James Stokes Dickerson, memories of his life.
• DICKINSON, A. E. A ragged register of people, places and opinions.
  • What answer?
• DICKINSON, Mrs. A. M. Brief views of United States History.
• DICKINSON, Mrs. E. E. New light on Mormonism.
• DICKINSON, J. and DICKINSON, E. E., and DOWD, S. E. A winter picnic.
• DICKINSON, Mrs. M. L. The amber star.
  • Among the thorns.
  • Daughters of the king.
  • Driftwood.
  • The living Christ.
  • One little life.
• DIEHL. Practical Delsarte primer.
• DIMON, Mrs., see MELVA.
• DISOSWAY. Grey guest chamber.
  • South meadows.
  • Sydney, the knight.
• DODD. Cathedral days.
  • Glorinda.
  • In and out of three Normandy inns.
  • Republic of the future.
• DODGE, G. H. Bundle of letters to busy girls on practical matters.
  • Thoughts for busy girls.

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• DODGE, G. H., and BLAGDEN, Mrs. S., and PADDOCK, Mrs. J. R. Household economy.
• DODGE, Mrs. M. M. Along the way.
  • Donald and Dorthy.
  • Hans Brinker.
  • Rhymes and jingles.
  • Theophilus and others.
  • comp. Baby world.
• DODSWORTH. Musical moments.
• DORR. Poems.
• DOUBLEDAY. Hints and sketches by an American mother.
  • Notable women of olden time.
• DOUGLASS. Floyd Grandon's honor.
  • Fortunes of the Faradays.
  • From hand to mouth.
• DOW. Artistic singing.
• DOWNING. Songs in the valley of Achor.
• DU BOIS. Columbus and Beatriz.
  • Martha Corey.
• DUNCAN. Chautaqua booklet calendar.
• DUNKIRK, N. Y., Woman's Literary Club.
  • Thoughts from earnest women.
  • Women's 1890 calendar.
  • Women's 1891 calendar.
• DUNNING, Mrs. A. K. see GRAHAME, NELLIE.
• DUNNING, CHARLOTTE, pseud. Cabin and gondola.
  • A step aside.
  • Upon a cast.
• DURDEN, DAME, pseud. Mabel Howard.
• DWIGHT. Grecian and Roman mythology.
• DYER. Brief history of the Joy family.
  • Henry and the bird's nest.
  • Some records of the Dyer family.
  • Sunny days abroad.
• EARLE, Mrs. A. M. China collecting in America.
  • The Sabbath in puritan New England.
• EARLE, A. R. Her great ambition.
• EARLE, V. Aunt Lindy.
• EASTER. The grace of God, a memorial of Caroline Wesley Dayton.
• EATON. Triumph in Christ.
• ECOB. The well dressed woman.
• EDWARDS. Eureka.
• ELLET. Character of Schiller.
  • Court circles of the Republic.
  • Domestic history of the American revolution.
  • Pioneer women of the West.
  • Poems.
  • Queens of American society.
  • Summer rambles in the West.
  • Watching spirits.
  • Women artists in all ages and countries.
  • Women of the American revolution.

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• ELLSWORTH. Furono Amati.
  • A little worldling.
• ELSEFFER. Down in the clover.
• EMBURY, Mrs. E. C., see IANTHE, pseud.
• EMBURY, Mrs. S. P. Fireside fairies.
  • Legends of the flowers.
  • Midsummer fays.
• ESTELLE, pseud. Driftings from the stream of life.
• FACKRELL. Poems.
• FAIRCHILD, C. E. Our Bible class.
• FAIRCHILD, G. G. Irene.
• FALES. Religion of the future.
• FANNY, AUNT, pseud. Nightcap series.
  • Popgun stories.
• FARLEY, Mrs. H. H., see GILMORE, E.
• FARNHAM. California, indoors and out.
  • Life in prairie-land.
  • Woman and her era.
  • ed. Sampson. Rationale of crime.
• FARQUHARSON, MARTHA, pseud. Allan's fault.
  • Annandale.
  • Aunt Ruth.
  • Brookside farmhouse from Jan. to Dec.
  • Cares and comforts.
  • Clouds and sunshine.
  • Do good library.
  • Ella Clinton.
  • Eva Merton.
  • Honest Jim series.
  • Hugo and Franz.
  • Lame Letty.
  • Little books for little readers.
  • Little Joe Carter, the cripple.
  • Marion Harvie.
  • Mysie's work, and how she did it.
  • Nursery tales.
  • Old fashioned boy.
  • Peddlers of La Grave.
  • Pewit's nest series.
  • Robert and Daisy.
  • Rufus, the unready.
  • The Shannons.
  • Try.
  • A week in Lilly's life.
  • Willie Elton.
• FERN, FANNY, pseud. Caper sauce.
  • Fern leaves.
  • Ginger snaps.
  • Little ferns for Fanny's little friends.
  • Rose Clarke.
  • Ruth Hall.
• FERRIS. The schepen's dream.
  • ed. Dutch nursery rhymes of colonial times.
• FESTETITS. Doris Selwyn.

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• FESTETITS. Eunice and Laura.
  • Florry Forrester.
  • From post to pillar.
  • Irma, the little musician.
  • One good turn deserves another.
• FIELD, A. D. Christmas at Grey Castle.
  • Palermo.
• FIELD, K. Charles Albert Fechter.
• FIELDE, A. M. Chinese night's entertainments.
  • Dictionary of the Swatow dialect.
  • Pagoda shows.
  • and ASHMORE, W. After death.
  • comp. Hymn book, Swatow dialect.
• FIELDS. District conferences.
  • How to help the poor.
• FINLAY, M. see FARQUHARSON, MARTHA.
• FISHER. Songs in the night.
• FISKE, tr. Amicis. Ferrucio.
  •    Tales for children.
• FITCH. Dorcas book of receipts.
• FITZGERALD. Venetia Victrix.
• FLEMING, Mrs. M. A., see CARLETON, COUSIN MAY.
• FOOTE, Mrs. E. J. Peep of day.
  • Studies in natural philosophy.
• FOOTE, Mrs. M. H. Chosen valley.
  • John Bodewin's testimony.
  • Last assembly ball.
  • Led horse claim.
• FORBES. General Sherman, his life and battles.
• FORD. My recreations.
• FORRESTER, FANNY, pseud. Alderbrook.
  • Allen Lucas.
  • Anna Bailey.
  • Charles Linn.
  • Effie Maurice.
  • The great secret.
  • John Frink.
  • Kathayan slave.
  • Memoir of Sarah B. Judson.
  • My two sisters.
  • An olio of domestic verses.
  • Questions on the Acts of the Apostles.
  • Trippings in author land.
• FOSTER, L. Way-side glimpses, north and south.
• FOSTER, Mrs. T. M., see HUNTINGTON, FAYE.
• FOX and KANE. Love life of Dr. Kane.
• FRANCES, MARY, pseud. Daddy Dave.
• FRANCIS. Across the meridians.
  • By land and sea.
• FRANK, pseud. Widow Bedott papers.
  • Widow Spriggins.
• FRENCH, C. Dramatic action and motive of King John.
• FRENCH, Mrs. M. B. Stray leaves and fragments.

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• FRETHEY. Ballads up to date.
  • Dante, a dramatic poem.
  • Un hiros de la vindie.
  • Pine needles.
• FULLER, F. C. Major Hall's wife.
• FULLER, S. E. Manual of instruction in the art of wood engraving.
• FULTON, Mrs. L. de K., see KOWALEWSKA, LINDA de.
• GAGE, Mrs. F. D. Poems.
  • Steps upward.
• GAGE, Mrs. M. J. Woman, church and state.
  • and ANTHONY, S. B., and Stanton, Mrs. E. C. History of woman suffrage.
  • ed. National citizen and ballot-box.
• GAGE, S. P. Scientific papers.
• GARDINER, Mrs. H. H. Is this your son, my lord?
  • Men, women and gods.
  • Pray you, sir, whose daughter?
  • Pulpit, pen and cradle.
  • Pushed by unseen hands.
  • A thoughtless yes.
  • Das Weib und ihre Stellung zu Religion und Kirche.
• GARDINER, M. L. Prose and poetical writings.
• GARDNER, Mrs. M. R. History of America in rhyme.
  • History of England in rhyme.
  • History of France in rhyme.
• GERTRUDE, MARY. Philip Randolph.
• GILDER and CONE. Pen portraits of literary women.
• GILLETTE, Mrs. L. F. W. Editorials and other waifs.
  • Memoir of Rev. Edward Mott Woolley.
  • Pebbles from the shore.
• GILLETTE, Mrs. M. S. Facts and fancies.
  • Hill country letters.
• GILMAN, Mrs. Love's progress.
• GILMAN, C. Lessons in zoology.
• GILMAN, W. Saddle and sentiment.
• GILMORE, E., pseud. The Blakes and the Blooms.
  • Christine's text.
  • Consecrated.
  • Golden threads.
  • Griffin Alley folk.
  • Hildegarde.
  • Marjorie Randolph.
  • Quaker rule.
  • Sweet Millie.
  • Unswerving.
  • White hands and white hearts.
• GLEASON, A. A. Songs and verses for Christmas.
• GLEASON, A. B. Questions on the constitution of the United States.

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• GLEASON, R. B. Talks to my patients.
• GLYNN. Black Judy.
• GODDARD. Trojan sketch book.
• GOFF. Other fools and their doings.
  • Was it an inheritance?
  • Who cares?
• GORDON, HENRI, pseud. Alva Vine.
• GORDON, JULIEN, pseud. Diplomat's diary.
  • His letters.
  • Marionettes.
  • Puritan pagan.
  • Successful man.
• GORE. The dean's daughter.
• GRACEY. Isabel Hart, a memorial.
  • Woman's medical work in foreign lands.
• GRACIE. Parish school of Grace church, Brooklyn Heights.
• GRAHAM. Power of faith.
• GRAHAME, NELLIE, pseud. Amy Rivers.
  • The beginning and the end.
  • Bessie Haven.
  • Bet and Bounce.
  • Bob Walker.
  • Broken pitchers.
  • Carrie Trueman.
  • Charlie Evans.
  • The cloud and the sunbeam.
  • Consequences.
  • Deacon Gibb's enemy.
  • Dick Mason.
  • Emily Sherwood.
  • Evil tongue.
  • Fred Wilson's sled.
  • Grace and Polly.
  • Hampered.
  • Harry Edwards.
  • Hatty Winthrop.
  • Homage of the heart.
  • How it came about.
  • Letting down the bars series.
    • Gathered in.
    • In the enemy's country.
    • Letting down the bars.
    • Scattered.
    • Through the desert.
  • Lillian Gordon.
  • Little Annie's first thoughts about God.
  • Little Robbie.
  • A little thing.
  • Mary Raymond.
  • Mary's new friends.
  • Mat Warner.
  • Minna Croswell.
  • Mr. Wallingford's mistake.

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• GRAHAME, NELLIE, pseud. Mrs. Latimer's meetings.
  • Ned Turner.
  • Only a child.
  • Only a penny.
  • Only this once.
  • "Our Father"
  • Pen pictures of Sundays at the Dobsons'.
  • Rebella.
  • Ruth Cummings.
  • Sophia Bleecker.
  • Stepmother's recompense.
  • Stories for the little ones.
    • Alice Townsend's garden.
    • Carrie's hard lesson.
    • Casket of gems.
    • Contrasts.
    • The golden rule.
    • Lion's den.
    • Little home missionaries.
    • Shining lights.
    • Stray lambs.
    • The watchful eye.
  • Three homes.
  • Tim Harrison.
  • Whispers from dreamland.
• GRANT. Letters from the mountains.
  • Memoirs of an American Lady.
• GRAVES. My Pearl.
• GREEN, Mrs. J. B. Lines and interlines.
• GREENE, Dr. C. A. Build well.
• GREENWOOD, GRACE, pseud. Bonnie Scotland.
  • Forest tragedy.
  • Greenwood leaves.
  • Haps and mishaps of a tour in Europe.
  • History of my pets.
  • Life of Queen Victoria.
  • Merrie England.
  • New life in new lands.
  • Poetical works.
  • Recollections of my childhood.
  • Record of five years.
  • Stories and legends of travel and history.
  • Stories and sights of France and Italy.
  • Stories and sketches.
  • Stories for home folks.
  • Stories from famous ballads.
  • Stories of many lands.
  • Stories of my childhood.
• GRIFFITH. Autobiography of a female slave.
  • Poems.
• GRISWOLD. Asleep, words of comfort to the bereaved.
  • Bessie Gordon's lesson.

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• GRISWOLD. The bishop and Annette.
  • Chapel window.
  • Clem and Joyce.
  • Cousin Minnie.
  • Curious eyes.
  • Fanfan stories.
  • Five blue eggs.
  • Hetty Baker.
  • Home to Christmas.
  • Jimmy Don.
  • Legend of the mill.
  • Little Alice's palace.
  • Little Ernest.
  • Little Floy.
  • Little Mary's three homes.
  • Maddie and Lolly.
  • May.
  • Mimi.
  • Miriam's reward.
  • Miss Bent.
  • The missionary kite.
  • Mother's pearl.
  • Nina.
  • Old church in the corner.
  • Old market cart.
  • Our birds.
  • Sister Eleanor's brood.
  • Stain upon the hand.
  • Tom, the sailor boy.
  • What the trees taught the little girl.
• GUERNSEY, C. F. Alice Fenton.
  • Elmira's ambitions.
  • Sibyl and the sapphires.
  • Silver cup.
  • Silver rifle.
• GUERNSEY, L. E. Chevalier's daughter.
  • Foster sisters.
  • Heiress of McGregor.
  • Hidden treasure.
  • Lady Betty's governess.
  • Lady Rosamond's book.
  • Loveday's history.
  • Oldham.
  • Through unknown ways.
  • Winifred.
• GUSTAFSON. Foundation of death.
  • Meg.
• HAIGHT. Letters from the old world.
  • Over the ocean.
• HALE. Little flower people.
• HALL, Mrs. J. Phantasia.
• HALL, Mrs. M. W. Orthoepy made easy.
• HAMILTON. One of the Duanes.
• HANNAH. Roy's opportunity.

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• HAPGOOD, tr. Amicia. Cuore, an Italian school-boy's journal.
  • comp. Epic songs of Russia.
  • tr. Gogol. St. John's eve.
  •       Taras Bulba.
  •       Tchitchikoff's journeys.
  •    Hugo. The man who laughs.
  •       Les miserables.
  •       Notre Dame de Paris.
  •       Toilers of the sea.
  •    Renan. Recollections and pictures.
  •    Roux. Meditations of a parish priest.
  •    Tolstoi. Childhood, boyhood, youth.
  •       Life.
  •       My confession.
  •       Sevastopol.
  •       What to do?
  •    Valdes. Faith.
  •    Verestchagin. At home and in war.
• HARLAND, MARION, pseud. Common sense in the household.
  • Eve's daughters.
  • Gallant fight.
  • His great self.
  • Ruby's husband.
  • Sunny Bank.
  • True as steel.
• HARMON. Bible scenes.
  • First lessons in the articles of our faith.
  • Story of redemption in the Old and New Testament.
• HARRIS, Mrs. C. M. Susie's spectacles.
• HARRIS, Mrs. M. W. United States girls across the Atlantic.
• HARRIS, Mrs. M. C. Louie's last term at St. Mary's.
  • A perfect Adonis.
  • Phoebe.
  • Richard Vandermark.
  • Rutledge.
  • St. Philip's.
  • The Sutherlands.
  • An utter failure.
• HARRISON, Mrs. C. C. Anglomaniacs.
  • Story of Helen Troy.
• HARRISON, J. Shepherd's arms.
• HART, IMOGENE. Quaint rhymes of ancient Nantucket.
• HART, Mrs. IRENE. Another man's wife.
  • Daisy Brentwell.
  • How to get married, although a woman.
• HART, M. E. Stray violets.
• HAVEN, Mrs. A. B., see ALICE, COUSIN.
• HAWES. Buffalo 50 years ago.

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• HAWES. Lewiston, past, present and future.
• HAWLEY. Friendly letters to girls.
  • Friendly talks with boys.
• HAYS, M. F. Common sense in china painting.
• HAYS, Mrs. W. J. Adventures of Prince Lazybones.
  • Castle Comfort.
  • City cousins.
  • Domestic heroine.
  • A loving sister.
  • Princess Idleways.
• HEATON. Octagon club.
• HEDGES, Mrs. M. B. Chart of the root and stem.
  • Chart of the leaf.
  • Chart of the flower.
  • Chart of the seed.
• HEDGES, Mrs. M. J. No danger.
  • White rose.
  • Working and winning.
• HELFENSTEIN, ERNEST, pseud. Salamander.
  • Sinless child.
  • Woman and her needs.
• HELLMAN, tr. Heine and others.
• HEMIUP. Law of heat.
  • Scrap-book.
• HENDERSON. Diet for the sick.
  • Practical cooking, and dinner giving.
• HENDRICK. Questions in English and American literature.
• HENDRICKSEN. La triade francaise: Alfred de Musset, Lamartine et Victor Hugo.
• HERRICK, Mrs. C. T. Cradle and nursery.
  • Housekeeping made easy.
  • What to eat, and how to serve it.
• HERRICK, Mrs. S. B. Chapters on plant life.
  • The earth in past ages.
  • Wonders of plant life.
• HICKS, CLARK, and PERRY. Prang's complete course in form study and drawing.
  • and LOCKE. Prang's primary course in art instruction.
• HILLARD, tr. Dante. The banquet.
• HILLS. Oranges, oranges, who'll buy my oranges.
• HINDMAN. One thousand and one questions and answers in botany.
• HINSDALE. Coming to the king.
• HODGDON. Leaflets from standard authors.
  • Bryant.
  • Holmes.
  • Longfellow.
  • Motley.
  • Parkman.
  • Prescott.
  • Whittier.
  • Life and principles of Comenius.

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• HOFFMAN. Alice Murray.
  • Felix Kent.
• HOGAN. Popular minerology and geology.
• HOLLEY, MARIETTA, see JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE.
• HOLLY, GLENN, pseud. Judiciary of New York state.
• HOLMES. Bessie's fortune.
  • Cameron pride.
  • Chateau d'Or.
  • Christmas stories.
  • Cousin Maude.
  • Daisy Thornton.
  • Darkness and daylight.
  • Dora Deane.
  • Edith Lyle.
  • Edna Browning.
  • English Orphans.
  • Ethelyn's mistake.
  • Forest House.
  • Gretchen.
  • Homestead on the hillside.
  • Hugh Worthington.
  • Lena Rivers.
  • Madeline.
  • Marguerite.
  • Marian Grey.
  • Meadow brook.
  • Milbank.
  • Mildred.
  • Queenie Hetherton.
  • Red bird's Christmas story.
  • Rose Mather.
  • Tempest and sunshine.
  • West Lawn.
• HOLROYD. Upshur Hall.
  • Within the shadow.
• HOOKER, FANNY, see HOVEN, ERNEST.
• HOOPER. Complete poetical works.
  • ed. Lady's book of flowers and poetry.
• HOPKINS. Young Christian encouraged.
• HORNE. Miscellaneous writings.
• HORSFORD. Indian legends.
• HOUGHTON, Mrs. L. S. David Livingstone.
  • The Sabbath month.
  • and HOUGHTON, M. French by reading.
  • tr. Hoffman. Little Hans and his Bible leaf.
• HOVEN, ERNEST, pseud. Captive yet conqueror.
  • The man with two shadows.
  • Neither Rome nor Judah.
  • Turning points.
• HOWE. From the oak to the olive.
  • Julia Ward Howe's birthday book.
  • Later lyrics.
  • Margaret Fuller, Marchesa Ossoli.

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• HOWE. Massachusetts philanthropist.
  • Memoir of Dr. S. Gridley Howe.
  • Modern society.
  • Passion-flowers.
  • Trip to Cuba.
  • The world's own.
  • ed. Sex and education.
• HOWLAND. Brief exposition of early Quakerism.
• HUBBARD, A. Chronicle of the women's missionary society of the Presbyterian church of Chitenango, N. Y.
• HUBBARD, J. P. 1790–A hundred years ago–1890.
• HUGHES. Marguerite.
  • Oxley.
  • Sybil Trevyllian.
• HUGHSON. Peter Pert's outings.
  • Reader's manual.
• HUMPHREY. Akhla 'qi 'kaha 'ki 'A. 'N; moral stories.
  • Gems of India.
  • Heerah, a story of the Sepoy mutiny.
  • Majuma I. Intikhab. In Hindustani.
  • Salib-Bardar, the cross-bearer.
  • Six years in India.
  • tr. M. E. hymn-book into Hindustani.
• HUNGERFORD. The friendly five.
• HUNT, ed. Deem's birthday book.
• HUNTINGTON, A. Under a colonial roof-tree.
• HUNTINGTON, C. Odes and poems.
  • Sea-spray.
• HUNTINGTON, E. Cooking garden.
  • Kitchen garden.
• HUNTINGTON, FAYE, pseud. Allan Phillips.
  • Baker's dozen.
  • Competitive workmen.
  • Echoing and re-echoing.
  • Fred Robert's start in life.
  • Millerton people.
  • Mr. McKensie's answer.
  • A modern exodus.
  • Ripley parsonage.
  • and ALDEN. St. Paul's problem.
  • Susie's opinions.
  • Transformed.
  • What Fide remembers.
• HUNTINGTON, Mrs. M. H. Bonnets and hats portrayed from youth to age.
  • Fish story.
• HURD. Hal Horton's good fortune.
• HUSE, tr. Masaeus. Roland's squires.
• HUTCHINSON, Mrs. A. S. Married above her.
• HUTCHINSON, E. M. Songs and lyrics.
• HYDE, M. F. Practical lessons in the use of English for grammar schools.

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• HYDE, M. F. Practical lessons in the use of English for primary and grammar schools.
• IANTHE, pseud. Constance Latimer.
  • Guido.
  • Home offering.
  • Love's token flowers.
  • Pictures of early life.
  • Poems.
  • Waldorf family.
• INGERSOLL. Memoir of Elizabeth Charlotte Ingersoll.
• INGMIRE. Living pictures in the church of the Holy Communion.
• In memoriam: Martha J. Loring Potter.
• IRVING. Songs of a haunted heart.
• J., W. M. L., pseud. Bellevue.
  • Daisy-seekers.
  • Holden with the cords.
  • Life's sunny side.
  • Shiloh.
  • and HAMILTON. At the evening time.
• JACKMAN. Fatima.
  • Love.
• JACKSON. A woman of to-day.
• JACOBI, Dr. Essays on hysteria, brain tumor and some other causes of nervous disease.
  • Infant diet.
  • Manual of nursing.
  • Physiological notes on primary education.
  • and WHITE. On the use of the cold-pack, followed by massage in the treatment of anaemia.
• JAMES, Mrs. E. Wanderings of a beauty.
• JAMES, M. Wales.
• JANE, pseud. Heroines of history.
• JOBSON. Blasted hopes.
• JOHNSON, A. J. Christ unveiled.
  • The healing voice.
• JOHNSON, E. W. Studio arts.
  • Two loyal lovers.
  • Yesterday.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. H. Comfort.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. H. K. Our familiar songs.
  • Raleigh Westgate.
  • Roddy's ideal
  • Roddy's romance.
  • ed. Dictionary of quotations.
  • Illustrated poems and songs.
  • The nutshell series.
  • Tears for the little ones.
• JOHNSON, Mrs. L. W. Eight hundred miles in an ambulance.
  • Little Blossom's reward.
  • Poems of 20 years.

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• JOHNSON, Mrs. L. W., ed. Life and poems of Theodore Winthrop.
• JOHNSON, V. W., see VIRGINIA, COUSIN.
• JONES, A. K. A gift.
• JONES, Mrs. JANE E. H. Young abolitionists.
• JONES, Mrs. JENNIE E. Mystery of the old red tower.
• JONES, JULIA C. Valhalla, the myths of Norseland.
• JONES, Dr. M. A. D. Another undescribed disease of the ovaries.
  • Diagnosis of gyroma and endothelioma of the ovary.
  • Hitherto undescribed disease of the ovary.
  • Microscopical studies in pelvic peritonitis.
  • Removal of the uterine appendages, 5 cases.
  • Removal of the uterine appendages, 9 cases.
  • Sterility in woman.
  • Suppurating endothelioma-myofibroma in a condition of necrosis.
  • Two cases of removal of uterine myoma.
• JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE, pseud. Josiah Allen's wife as a P. A. and P. I.
  • Miss Richard's boy.
  • My opinions and Betsy Bobbet's.
  • Poems.
  • Samantha amongst the brethren.
• JUDD. Honolulu.
• JUDSON, Mrs. E. C., see FORRESTER, FANNY.
• JUDSON, Mrs. S. B. Questions on the Acts of the Apostles.
• JUNE, JENNIE, pseud. Jennie Juneiana.
  • Thrown on her own resources.
  • ed. Knitting and crochet.
• KAUFFMAN. Anton and Antoine.
  • ed. Our young folk's Plutarch.
  • tr. Stories from the German.
• KEATING. Topical geography.
• KELLOGG. A Sabbath day.
• KELLY. Leaves from nature's story book.
  • Two months' tour to Europe.
  • A volume of poems.
• KENDRICK. Contrasts.
• KENMARK, NUN of, see C., F. M.
• KENNEDY, tr. Brink. Early English literature, v. 1.
• KENYON. A lucky waif.
• KETCHUM. Christmas carillons.
• KEYSER. On the borderland.
  • Thorns in your sides.
• KILIANI, tr. Bulwer. Richelieu.
• KIMBALL. Text-book of elocution.
• KING. Looking backward, autobiography.
• KINGSBURY, tr. About. Mother of a marquise.
• KINNEY. Felicita, a metrical romance.
  • Poems.

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• KIRK, ELEANOR, pseud. Beecher as a humorist.
  • Information for authors.
  • Periodicals that pay contributors.
• KIRKLAND, Mrs. C. M. S., see CLAVERS, Mrs. MARY.
• KIRKLAND, E. S. Short story of France for young people.
  • Speech and manners for home and school.
• KIRKWOOD, AGNES E. Church and Sunday-school work in Yonkers.
• KIRKWOOD, ANNA W. Bible leaflet.
• KIRKWOOD, L. J. Illustrated sewing primer.
  • Practice-cloth and specimen book.
• KITTY, AUNT, pseud. Meta Gray.
  • Two lives.
  • Woman in America.
• KNAPP. Musical compositions.
  • Notes of joy.
• KNOX, Mrs. A. W. Primary teacher's manual for Sunday-school workers.
  • Supplemental lessons.
  • and KNOX, C. E. The infant Sunday-school.
• KNOX, E. L. Gems from the field of thought.
• KNOX, M. A. Wellesley College, outlines of course 2 in history.
• KOWALEWSKA, LINDA de., pseud., tr. Enault. Catrine.
  • tr. Kraszewski. The Jew.
• KRAUSE, L. F. see YECHTON, BARBARA.
• L., H. M. Christmas thoughts and cards.
  • Sweet peas.
• LA FONTAINE. Deck the altar with blossoms fair.
  • Songs for Christmas.
  • Songs of Easter.
• LA GRANGE. Songs of the Helderberg.
• LAKE. On the verge.
• LAMB. History of the city of New York.
  • 1789–The Washington inauguration–1889.
  • Spicy.
  • Wall street in history.
• LAMSEN. Brockley Moor.
  • Rook's Dene.
• LANGFORD. Adelaide Neilson, a souvenir.
  • Buddhist diet-book.
  • Chinese Gordon.
  • Famous American fortunes.
  • The hearthstone.
  • An hour with Charlotte Brontë.
  • Howard, the Christian hero.
  • Ladies of the White House.
  • Mothers of great men and women, and some wives of great men.
  • Five years of theosophy.
  • ed. The Bayreuth of Wagner.

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• LANGFORD, comp. The home in poetry.
  • The woman's story.
  • tr. Kufferath.
  • ed. Man, fragments of forgotten history.
• LANZA. A golden pilgrimage.
  • A modern marriage.
  • and HAMMOND. Tales of eccentric life.
• LARNED. Country stories.
  • Holiday stories.
  • Norse grandmother.
  • Old tales retold from Grecian mythology.
  • Stories for leisure hours.
  • Stories for little people.
  • Stories for the fireside.
  • Talks with girls.
  • Vacation stories.
  • Village photographs.
• LATHBURY. April skies.
  • From meadow-sweet to mistletoe.
• LATHROP, Mrs. C. Villagers of Gilead.
• LATHROP, E. L. tr. Bernhard. The rector of St. Luke's.
  • tr. Falkenhorst. With Columbus in America.
  • With Cortez in Mexico.
  • With Pizarro in Peru.
• LAWRENCE, E., see WELLER, ELIZABETH.
• LAZARUS. Admetus.
  • Poems.
• LEE, Mrs. F. Knives and forks.
• LEE, MARGARET. A Brighton night.
  • Brooklyn bachelor.
  • Celebrated case.
  • Divorce.
  • Dr. Wilmer's love.
  • Lizzie Adriance.
  • Lorimer and wife.
  • Missing marriage certificate.
  • Since first I saw your face.
  • Story of a story.
• LEE, Dr. MARY V. Syllabus of physiology.
  • Syllabus of zoology.
• LEE, S. L. S. In memoriam, Mrs. Erminnie A. Smith.
• LE FAVRE. Delsartean physical culture.
  • Royal road to beauty, health, and a higher development.
• LEMCKE. Desserts and salads.
• LENNOX. Euphemia.
  • Father Brumoy's Greek theater.
  • The female Quixote.
  • tr. Sully. Memoirs.
• LEONOWENS. English governess at the Siamese court.
  • Life and travel in India.

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• LEONOWENS. Romance of the harem.
• LE PLONGEON. Here and there in Yucatan.
• LE ROW. Duxberry doings.
  • How to teach reading.
  • Practical reader.
  • Practical recitations.
• LESLIE. Complete cookery.
• LESTER, tr. Galdos. Marianela.
• LEVIN. Needle and brush.
  • Needle-craft.
  • Good manners.
  • Home-making and housekeeping.
• LEWIS, Mrs. E. A. B. Records of the heart.
  • Sappho of Lesbos.
• LEWIS, E. G. Poems.
  • Beryl's husband.
  • Cecil Rosse.
  • Edda's birthright.
  • Edith Trevor's secret.
  • Her double life.
  • Lady Kildare.
  • The old life's shadow.
  • Sundered hearts.
  • Two husbands.
• LEWIS, Mrs. H. The bailiff's scheme.
• LIBBEY. All for the love of a fair face.
  • Alphabet of love.
  • Beautiful coquette.
  • Beautiful Ione's lover.
  • Crime of Hallow-E'en.
  • Daisy Brooks.
  • Daisy Gordon's folly.
  • Dora Miller.
  • Flirtations of a beauty.
  • Florabel's lover.
  • A forbidden marriage.
  • He loved but was lured away.
  • Heiress of Cameron Hall.
  • Ione, a broken love dream.
  • Junie's love-test.
  • Leonie Locke.
  • Little Leafy.
  • Little Rosebud's lovers.
  • Little Ruby's rival lovers.
  • Lovers once but strangers now.
  • Lyndall's temptation.
  • A mad betrothal.
  • Madolin Rivers.
  • A master workman's oath.
  • Miss Middleton's lover.
  • Olive's courtship.
  • Only a mechanic's daughter.
  • Parted by fate.
  • Pretty Freda's lovers.

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