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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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• LIBBEY. Struggle for a heart.
  • That pretty young girl.
  • We parted at the altar.
  • Willful Gaynell.
• LILLIE. The colonel's money.
  • Nan.
  • Rolf House.
  • Story of music and musicians.
• LINCOLN, Mrs. J. G. Her Washington season.
  • Marjorie's quest.
• LINCOLN, Mrs. M. D. Over the lawn to the White House.
• LINN. Poems.
• LIPPINCOTT, Mrs. S. J., see GREENWOOD, GRACE.
• LIPPMANN, J. M. Jock O'Dreams.
• LITCHFIELD. Criss-cross.
  • Hard-won victory.
  • Knight of the Black Forest.
  • Little he and she.
  • Little Venice.
  • Only an incident.
• LITTLE. History of the clan MacFarlane.
• LIVERMORE, Mrs. M. A. My story of the war.
• LLOYD, Mrs. H. R. Life and letters of John Howard Raymond.
• LLOYD, Mrs. S. W. Poems.
• LOCKWOOD, E. M., comp. Family prayers.
• LOCKWOOD, Mrs. M. S. Historic homes in Washington.
• LONGSTREET. Cards, their significance and proper uses.
  • A débutante in New York society.
  • Dinners, ceremonious and unceremonious.
  • Hospitality in town and country.
  • Weddings, formal and informal.
  • Remy St. Remy.
  • Social etiquette of New York.
• LOTHROP, AMY., pseud. Dollars and cents.
  • Fourth watch.
  • Miss Muff and little Hungry.
  • Golden thorns.
  • An hundred fold.
  • Old church door.
  • Sybil and Chryssa.
  • and WARNER. Carl Krinken.
  • Casper and his friends.
  • Hard Maple.
  • Mr. Rutherford's children.
  • Word; walks from Eden.
  • Wych Hazel.
• LOWELL. Charity organization reports.
  • Papers on outdoor relief.
  • Papers on the labor question.
  • Public relief and private charity.

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• LUDLUM. At Brown's, an Adirondack story.
  • That girl at Johnson's.
• LUNETTES, HENRY, pseud. Memoirs of the mother and wife of Washington.
  • tr. Florian. History of the Moors of Spain.
• MCALLISTER, E. M. D. Home care of nervous patients.
• MCCAHILL. Bound not blessed.
  • Great Scott! what will the boys say?
  • John Ward's governess.
• MCCARTHY, tr. Beesau. Spirit of education.
• MCCORMICK. Art of modern lace making.
• MCDONALD, Mrs. L. F. Apple seeds.
• MCDONALD, M. A. Poems.
• MCHARG. Influence.
• MCINTOSH, M. J., see KITTY, AUNT.
• MCMAHON. Golden sands.
  • tr. Abandonment.
• MCNUTT. Apoplexia neonatorum.
  • The babies' hospital, a summer's work.
  • Double infantile spastic hemiplegia.
  • Seven cases of infantile spastic hemiplegia.
• MCQUEEN. Baby Barefoot.
  • Birthday booklets.
  • Bridal gift.
  • Easter booklets.
• MALTBIE. Down seven generations, a rescript of Treadwell and Platt genealogy.
  • comp. Gathered records of the home association.
• MARTIN, Mrs. C. W. The key that opens the day.
  • Questions and notes on the gospel of John.
  • Questions and notes on the gospel of Matthew.
  • Songs in the house of my pilgrimage.
• MARTIN, Mrs. E. G. Whom God hath joined.
  • tr. Saint Armand. Duchess of Berry and the court of Louis XVIII.
  • Marie Antoinette and the downfall of royalty.
  • Marie Antoinette at the Tuileries 1789-91.
  • Marie Louise, the Island of Elba, and the hundred days.
  • Youth of the Duchess of Angoulême.
• MARTIN, Mrs. V. W. Origin, tendency and principles of government.
• MARTYN, L. S. Multiplication chart and gesture drill.
• MARTYN, Mrs. S. T., ed. Ladies' wreath.
• MARVIN. The eight beatitudes.
• MASON, Mrs. M. L. All about Edith.
• MASON, Mrs. M. M. Mae Madden.
• MATHER, Mrs. A. P. Hymn for the centennial celebration of Paris Hill Congregrational church.
• MATHER, Mrs. H. One summer in Hawaii.
• MATHEWS, J. H. Bessie books.

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• MATHEWS, J. H. Breakfast for two.
  • Harry and Fred's story-book.
• MATSON. As the cardinal flower.
• MATTESON. The wild poet's rest.
• MAY. Hymns on the collects for every Sunday in the year.
  • Lays of memory and affection.
  • Poems.
• MAYNARD and HASKELL. Maynard's Sabbath school echo.
• MEAGHER, tr. All for the sacred heart of Jesus.
• MEIGS. Poems.
• MELVA, pseud. Home whispers to husbands and wives.
• MENDELL and HOSMER. Notes of travel and life.
• MERRIAM. Birds through an opera glass.
• MEYER. Helen Brent, M. D.
  • ed. Woman's work in America.
• MILINOWSKI, tr. Uffelmann. Manual of the domestic hygiene of the child.
• MILLARD. Nepenthe.
• MILLER, Mrs. A. J. Mother and babe.
  • Physical beauty.
• MILLER, Mrs. E. S. In the kitchen.
• MILLER, Mrs. H. S., see MILLER, OLIVE THORNE.
• MILLER, MARY C. Alice Porter.
  • Arnold family.
  • Basket of barley loaves.
  • Grandmother Morris's bundle.
  • In Genoa, England, and France.
  • Judge Greene's note-book.
  • Mr. Arnold's stories.
  • Outside the gate.
  • Paul Morris.
  • Servants of Christ.
  • Uncle Gilbert.
• MILLER, Mrs. MARY E. Bertie's fall.
  • Bessie Kirkland.
  • Books for bright eyes.
  • Holly books, 6. v.
  • Little Margery.
  • Riverside farmhouse.
• MILLER, OLIVE THORNE, pseud. Bird ways.
  • In nesting time.
  • Little brothers of the air.
  • Little folks in feathers and fur.
  • Little people of Asia.
  • Nimpo's troubles.
  • Queer pets at Marcy's.
  • The woman's club.
• MINARD. Pathological anteflexion of uterus.
  • Tenth international congress at Berlin as I saw it.
• MITCHELL, E. M. Study of Greek philosophy.
• MITCHELL, Mrs. M. A. One angel more in heaven.

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• MITCHELL, Mrs. M. A., tr. Elizabeth, queen of Roumania. A heart regained.
  • The will of God, from the French.
• MODET. Light.
• MOE. The old fountain inn.
• MOORE, A. Notes from Plymouth pulpit.
• MOORE, H. Helen Wollstonecraft Shelley.
• MOORE, S. T. Ryle's open gate.
• Moreland Vale.
• MOREY. Outline of work in elementary language.
• MORGAN, A. An hour with Delsarte, a study of expression.
• MORGAN, Mrs. C. S. Esther Lawrence.
  • Ways that win.
• MORLEY. Memorial of J. S. Morley.
  • Song of life.
• MORRISON. The arts of wood carving and pyrography.
  • Correct art of candy-making at home.
  • Dainty desserts.
• MORSE, Mrs. C. D., see DUNNING, CHARLOTTE.
• MOSHER. Habitual postures of school children.
  • Influence of habitual posture on the symmetry and health of the body.
  • Study of the biceps cruris muscle.
• MULLER. Links from broken chains.
• MULLIGAN, ed. Souvenir book of the Buffalo musical festival.
• MYERS, tr. Ruppius. José.
• NEVIUS. Our life in China.
• NEW. Poems.
• NEWCOMB. Intermediate geography of New York state.
• NEWMAN, comp. Dewdrops and sunshine.
  • Mother, home and heaven.
  • The triple key to unlock the kingdom of heaven.
• NICHOLAS. The working ten of the King's daughters.
• NICOL. Three hundred and sixty-six dinners.
• NOBLE. After the failure.
  • Dave Marquand.
  • Elsie's miracle.
  • How Billy went up in the world.
  • Judge Barnard's infantry.
  • Miss Janet's old house.
  • Out of the way.
  • The professor's girls.
  • Queer house in Rugby Court.
  • Ryhoves of Antwerp.
  • Silas Gower's daughters.
  • Silent man's legacy.
  • Tarryport school-girls.
  • Under shelter.

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• NORRIS. Afterward.
  • A damsel of the 18th century.
  • Dorothy Delafield.
  • Fräulein Minna.
  • John Applegate, surgeon.
  • Phoeble.
  • ed. Eliot. Silas Marner.
  • Scott. Marmion.
• NORTON. The crusaders.
• NUN OF KENMARE, see C., M. F.
• OAKLEY and BUSSING. Sewing book.
• OBER and WESTOVER. Manhattan, historic and artistic.
• O'CONNOR, comp. Analytical index to works of N. Hawthorne.
  • Index to works of Shakespeare.
  • tr. Fire and flame.
• O'DONNELL, H. Handbook for altar societies.
• O'DONNELL, J. F. Heart lyrics.
  • A soul from Pudge's corners.
  • comp. Love poems of three centuries, 1590-1890.
• OGDEN, RUTH, pseud. Courage.
  • His little royal highness.
  • Loyal little red coat.
• Old brewery and new mission house at the Five Points.
• ORME, MARY, pseud. Experience in water-cure.
• ORMSBEE. House comfortable.
• OSGOOD, Mrs. F. S., see FLORENCE.
• OVINGTON. Helps for home nursing.
  • comp. Comforting thoughts spoken by Henry Ward Beecher.
• PACKARD. Recollections of a housekeeper.
• PAINE. Tent and harem.
• PALMER, Mrs. A. C., see ARCHIBALD, Mrs. G.
• PALMER, Mrs. F. P. A dead level.
• PALMER, LYNDE, pseud. Archie's shadow.
  • Drifting and steering.
  • Half hours in storyland.
  • Helps over hard places for boys.
  • Helps over hard places for girls.
  • Jeanette's cisterns.
  • John-Jack.
  • Little captain.
  • One day's weaving.
• PALMER, Mrs. P. W. Faith and its effects.
  • Four years in the Old World.
  • Incidental illustrations of the economy of salvation.
  • A mother's gift.
  • Present to my Christian friend in entire devotion.
  • Promises of the Father.

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• PALMER, Mrs. P. W. Sweet Mary.
  • Way of holiness.
• PALMER, Mrs. R. L. Training of children.
• PANSY, pseud. Chautauqua girls at home.
  • Ester Ried.
  • Ester Ried yet speaking.
  • Interrupted.
  • Judge Burnham's daughters.
  • Links in Rebecca's life.
  • Three people.
  • Tip Lewis and his lamp.
  • and LIVINGSTON. John Remington, martyr.
• PARKER, Mrs. H. F. Blind Florette.
  • Constance of Aylmer.
• PARKER, M. L. Cousin Angie.
• PARKER, Mrs. P. J. Midnight cry.
  • Rochester, a story historical.
• PARMELE. Answered in the negative.
  • Ariel.
  • Evolution of an empire.
  • Mostly fools.
  • Who? when? and what?
• PARMELEE. Poems.
• PARRISH. Manual of cookery for the sick.
• PARRY. Wayside gleanings.
• PARTON, Mrs. S. P. E., see FERN, FANNY.
• PATTON. A handful of pebbles.
• PAYNE. The rage of the age.
• PEABODY. Voice of the grass.
• PEEBLES, Mrs. M. L., see PALMER, LYNDE.
• PENNY, L. Concert temperance series.
  • Juvenile temperance reciter, 1, 2, 3.
  • National temperance orator.
  • Rallying songs for young teetotalers.
  • Readings and recitations.
  • Temperance platform.
• PENNY, V. Five hundred employments adapted to women.
  • Think and act.
• PERCY, FLORENCE, pseud. High-top sweeting.
  • Poems.
  • Silver bridge.
  • The triangular society.
  • Two saints.
• PERRY. In the presence.
  • Life of our Lord.
  • Thine forever.
• PETER. A century of presidents in the U. S.
• PHELPS. Caroline Westerly.
  • Discipline of life.
  • The educator.
  • Familiar lectures on botany.
  • Familiar lectures on chemistry.
  • Lincoln's lectures on botany.

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• PHELPS. The student for teachers, parents, and daughters.
• PICKARD. The kidnapped and the ransomed.
• PIERCE, G. M., see HOLLY, GLENN.
• PIERSON, Mrs. H. W. The Bible story.
  • The Gospel story.
  • Life and battles of Napoleon Bonaparte.
• PIFFARD. A fantasy.
• PITMAN, Mrs. M. J., see DEANE, MARGERY.
• POLLARD. The burden lifted.
  • Christopher Columbus, in words of one syllable.
  • History of the battles of America.
  • History of the United States.
  • Our hero, General U. S. Grant.
  • Our naval heroes.
  • Piece of silver.
  • Vagrant verses.
  • Young folk's Bible.
  • Young folk's life of Jesus Christ.
  • and VINCENT, tr. Songs of bird life.
• POOL. Dally.
  • Mrs. Keats Bradford.
  • Roweney in Boston.
  • Tenting at Stony Beach.
• POOLE. Fruits and how to use them.
• POOR. Sanskrit and its kindred literatures.
  • ed. First international railway.
• PORTER. Charity, sweet charity.
  • Driftings from mid-ocean.
  • Foundations.
  • A gift of love.
  • Honoria.
  • In the mist.
  • A modern Saint Christopher.
  • Our saints.
  • Saint Martin's summer.
  • A song and a sigh.
  • Story of a flower.
  • Summer driftwood for the winter fire.
  • Winter fire.
  • The years that are told.
• POST. Scenes in Europe.
• POTTER, H. Helen Potter's impersonations.
  • Manual of reading.
• POTTER, V. M. To Europe on a stretcher.
• POWELL, A. W. Familiar letters.
• POWELL, Mrs. M. W. Kate Kilborn.
• POWERS. High-toned sprees.
• PRATT, Mrs. E. F., see SHEPHERD, D. A.
• PRATT, F. H. La Belle Zoa.
• PRATT, Mrs. F. L. Agnes and her neighbors.
  • Helen and her sisters.
  • On a candlestick.
  • Traps to catch foxes.

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• PREECE. Physical culture and voice work.
• PRENTICE. Review problems in arithmetic.
  • Review questions in geography.
• PRENTISS, C. E. Fleeting thoughts.
• PRENTISS, Mrs. E. P., see SUSAN, AUNT.
• PROCTER. Poems. 1866.
  • Poems. 1890.
  • A Russian journey.
  • Song of the ancient people.
  • ed. Life thoughts, from sermons of Beecher.
  • Storrs family, genealogical and other memoranda.
• PRUYN. Grandmamma's letters from Japan.
• PUMPELLY. Poems.
• RADCLIFFE. Schools and masters of painting.
• RAGOZIN. Story of Chaldea.
  • Story of Media, Babylon, and Persia.
• RAND. Holly and mistletoe.
• RAY, F. T. and RAY, H. C. Sketch of the life of Rev. Charles B. Ray.
• RAY, H. C. Mixed pickles.
  • Monica.
• RAYNE. What can a woman do?
• REDFIELD. Zoological science.
• REES. Home occupations.
  • Horace Vernet, Paul Delaroche.
• RE QUA. Stones for the temple.
  • Ziona, the bride of the king.
• RICE, Mrs. C. The cook not mad.
• RICE, L. A. Her baleful influence.
  • tr. Malot. Conscience.
• RICE, M. L. Abstract of New York state law affecting the rights and property of women.
• RICH. A dream of the Adirondacks.
• RICHARDS. Aspiration.
  • At home and abroad.
  • Cousin Alice, a memoir of Alice B. Haven.
  • Pleasure and profit.
• RICHARDSON, Familiar talks on English literature.
  • History of our country.
  • ed. Songs from the old dramatists.
• RICHMOND. Adopted.
  • Alice Grant.
  • Anna Maynard.
  • Fatal dower.
  • Harry, the prodigal.
  • How Sandy came to his fortune.
  • Jewelled serpent.
  • The McAllisters.
  • Rose Clifton.
  • Roy's wife.
  • A woman's way.

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• RICHMOND. Zoa Rodman.
• RICKOFF, B. M. Ohio.
• RICKOFF, R. D. Appleton's chart primer.
  • Appleton's elementary reading charts.
  • Outlines of lessons of Appleton's elementary reading charts.
  • Supplementary first reader.
• RICORD. Elements of the philosophy of the mind.
• RIPLEY. From flag to flag.
• RITCHIE, see BERKLEY, HELEN.
• RITTER. Lyre, pen and pencil.
  • tr. Schumann. Music and musicians.
• ROBBINS. Sequel to American popular lessons.
• ROBERTS. A series of appeals.
• ROBINSON, Mrs. M. S., see CHESTER, M.
• ROBINSON, Mrs. T. A. L., see BERTHOLDO, ERNST.
• ROCKWOOD. In Biscayne Bay.
  • To sing or not to sing.
• ROE, MARTHA. A work in numbers.
• ROE, MARY A. Left in the wilderness.
• ROGERS. Marie Manning and others.
  • Twilight stories.
• ROHLFS. Cynthia Wakeham's money.
  • Forsaken inn.
  • Hand and ring.
  • Leavenworth case.
  • A matter of millions.
  • The mill mystery.
  • Strange disappearance.
• ROLLINS. All sorts of children.
  • From palm to glacier.
  • Story of a ranche.
  • The three Tetons.
  • Uncle Tom's tenement.
• ROSENFELD. A grand dishonor.
  • 'Twixt earth and heaven.
• ROUSE, A. L. Wendover home.
• ROUSE, Mrs. L. L. Catharine Grafton's mistake.
  • Honest Wullie.
  • Kezia and the doctor.
  • Lady Marion's answer.
  • The laird's son.
  • Parting at the Burnside.
• ROWSON. History of Charlotte Temple.
• ROYCE. Sketch of the life of Mrs. Emelie Royce Bradley.
• RUDE. Magnolia leaves.
• RUMSEY. A St. Augustine episode.
• RUSH. Dew drops of the sunny South.
  • Way marks in the life of a wanderer.
• SADLIER, A. T. Names that live in Catholic hearts.
  • Women of Catholicity.
  • tr. Lignori. A thought for each day of the year.

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• SADLIER, A. T., tr. Navery. Idols.
  • The monk's pardon.
  • Year of the Sacred Heart.
• SADLIER, Mrs. M. A. Aunt Honor's keepsake.
  • Confederate chieftains.
  • Elinor Preston.
  • Heiress of Kilorgan.
  • MacCarthy More.
  • Maureen Dhu.
  • New lights.
  • comp. Young ladies' reader.
• SAGE. Christmas elves.
  • The jolly ten.
• ST. JOHN. Wordsworth for the young.
• SALMON. History of the appointing power by the president.
• SANFORD, Mrs. D. P. Houseful of children.
• SANFORD, Mrs. M. F. For you and me are these scattered leaves regathered.
• SANGSTER. Home fairies and heart flowers.
  • Poems of the household.
• SAWTELLE. What one can do with a chafing dish.
• SAWYER. Merchant's widow.
  • tr. Herder. Leaves of antiquity.
  • ed. Ladies repository.
  • Rose of Sharon.
  • Scott, Mrs. J. H. Poems.
• SCHOLL. My mother's chair.
• SCRIBNER. Savings society.
• SEARING. Land of Rip Van Winkle.
  • Social experiment.
• SEDGWICK. Letters from abroad.
  • Married or single.
  • ed. Poetical remains of Lucretia Maria Davidson.
• SEELYE. Story of Columbus.
• SERRANO. Destiny and other poems.
  • tr. Bashkirtseff. Journal of a young artist, 1860-84.
  •    Bazan. Swan of Vilamorta.
  •    Breton. Life of an artist.
  •    Guardiola. Universal language.
  •    Valera. Commander Mendoza.
  •       Donna Luz.
  •       Pepita Ximenez.
• SEWARD. Around the world stories.
  • ed. William H. Seward's travels.
• SEYMOUR. Christmas holidays at Cedar Grove.
  • Easter holidays at Cedar Grove.
  • Imperia.
  • Rheingold trilogy.
  • Ruthvens of Cedar Grove.
• SHACKLEFORD and SANDS. Virginia Dare.
• SHAW. Text-book on nursing.

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• SHEPARD. Pretty Lucy Merwin.
  • Ruth Eliot's dream.
• SHEPHERD, DOROTHEA ALICE, pseud. Cooking club of Tu Whit Hollow.
  • Good-for-nothing Polly.
  • How two girls tried farming.
  • Sugar-plums.
• SHERMAN, tr. Guerrazzi. Beatrice Cenci.
• SHERWOOD, Mrs. M. E. W. Amenities of home.
  • Art of entertaining.
  • Manners and social usages.
  • Poems.
  • Sarcasm of destiny.
• SHERWOOD, Mrs. R. E. Pretty Peggy.
• SIKES. Apropos of women and theaters.
• SILLIMAN. On the origin of aërolites.
• SILSBY, comp. Tributes to Shakespeare.
• SKEEL. My three-legged story teller.
• SKELDING, comp. Flowers from garden and glade.
  • Flowers from here and there.
  • Flowers from hill and dale.
• SLEIGHT. Flag on the mill.
  • The house at Crague.
  • Knights of Sandy Hollow.
  • Osego chronicles.
  • Prairie days.
  • Pulpit and easel.
• SLICK, JONATHAN, pseud. Curse of gold.
  • Fashion and famine.
  • Norston's Rest.
  • Old homestead.
  • ed. Mrs. Stephen's new monthly, v. 1-2.
• SLOSSON. Seven dreamers.
• SMILEY. Fullness of blessing.
  • Garden graith.
  • Who is he?
• SMITH, C. B. Manuscripts from Clara Bickford Smith's portfolio: In memoriam.
• SMITH, E. J., tr. Selections from Lucian.
• SMITH, Mrs. E. O., see HELFENSTEIN, ERNEST.
• SMITH, Mrs. E. S. Fairy's search.
  • Poems and ballads.
• SMITH, F. M. A noble art.
• SMITH, H. A. Animals wild and tame.
  • Birds and fishes.
  • Great cities of the ancient world.
  • Great cities of the modern world.
  • One hundred famous Americans.
  • One syllable history of Russia.
  • Stories of persons and places in America.
  • Wonderful cities of the world.
• SMITH, J. Charity organizations in the United States.
• SMITH, J. C. Echoes from the Psalter.

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• SMITH, Mrs. J. L. Wayside leaves.
  • Wind flowers.
• SMITH, Mrs. J. O. Day lilies.
  • Mayor of Kanemeta.
  • Thoughts for the Easter-tide.
• SMITH, M. M. Kick him down hill.
• SMITH, Mrs. MARGARET T. Genealogy and reminiscences of William Smith and family.
• SMITH, MARTHA A. Poems. 1883.
  • Poems. 1892.
• SMITH, Mrs. MARY L. Gift of gentian.
  • His name.
  • Inn of rest.
  • Lilies and violets for Easter day.
  • Your birthday.
  • Tired mothers.
• SMITH, Mrs. MARY P., see THORNE, P.
• SNEDEKER. Family canoe trip.
• Social life.
• SOMERS. Phenomenal identity.
• SOPHRONIA, AUNT, pseud. A B C for temperance nurseries.
  • Almost a nun.
  • Among the Alaskans.
  • Best fellow in the world.
  • Blind Annie Lorimer.
  • Cap-makers.
  • Captain's bargain.
  • Circled by fire.
  • Convict's family.
  • Corner stall.
  • The curse and the cup.
  • A day with a demon.
  • The dragon and the kettle.
  • Emerald spray.
  • Firebrands.
  • Frau Dagmar's son.
  • George Miller and his mother.
  • Golden fruit.
  • Golden heart.
  • Golden life.
  • Golden work.
  • Gospel in the Riviera.
  • Graham's laddie.
  • Hannah.
  • Heir of Athole.
  • How could he escape.
  • John and the demijohn.
  • Jug-or-not.
  • Life and light.
  • Life cruise of Captain Bess Adams.
  • The little Norwegian.
  • A made man.
  • Modern prodigal.

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• SOPHRONIA, AUNT, pseud. Moth and rust.
  • Mother Goose for temperance nurseries.
  • My five wards.
  • Nannie Barton.
  • Nature readers.
  • New York Bible women.
  • New York needle women.
  • Nothing to drink.
  • Ohio ark and where it floated.
  • Old Michael and his little friend.
  • On London Bridge.
  • Our Chatham street uncle.
  • The path and the lamp.
  • A plain woman's story.
  • Rag Fair and May Fair.
  • Roland's daughter.
  • Saints and sinners.
  • Sara Jane.
  • Secrets of the convent and the confessional.
  • Shoe binders of New York.
  • Step by step.
  • Story of Rasmus.
  • Strange sea story.
  • Temperance arithmetic.
  • Tragedy of the sea.
  • True story library.
  • Twelve noble men.
  • Westward.
  • comp. Temperance first reader.
  • Temperance second reader.
• SOULÉ. Memoir of Rev. H. B. Soulé.
  • Wine or water.
  • ed. Christian leader.
• SOUTHWORTH. Cruel as the grave.
  • Missing bride.
  • Prince of darkness.
  • Two sisters.
  • Woman's friend.
• SPEAR. Preparing to read.
• SPENCER, L. How to preserve a wife.
• SPENSER, Mrs. M. C. Benefit of the doubt.
  • Brinks, an American countess.
• SPRINGER, tr. Alarcon. Three-cornered hat.
  • Bazan. A Christian woman.
• STAATS. Sketches from truth.
• STANTON and ANTHONY and GAGE. History of woman suffrage.
  • ed. The Revolution.
• STEBBINS, G. Dynamic breathing and harmonic gymnastics.
• STEBBINS, Mrs. M. E. Heroines of history.
• STEELE, Mrs. E. B.–joint author. Barnes' general history of the United States.
  • Barnes' popular history of the United States.

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• STEELE, Mrs. E. B. –joint author. Brief history of ancient peoples.
  • Brief history of France.
  • Brief history of Greece.
  • Brief history of mediæval and modern peoples.
  • Brief history of Rome.
  • Brief history of the United States.
  • Hygienic physiology.
  • Hygienic physiology abridged.
• STEELE, Mrs. F. M. and ADAMS, Mrs. Beauty of form and grace of vesture.
• STEELE, Mrs. M. C. Memoirs of the mother and wife of Washington.
  • tr. Florian. History of the Moors of Spain.
• STEPHENS, Mrs. A. S. see SLICK, JONATHAN.
• STERNE, STUART, pseud. Angelo.
  • Beyond the shadow.
  • Piero de Castiglione.
  • Story of two lives.
• STODDARD. The Morgesons.
  • Temple house.
  • Two men.
• STONE. Memoir of George Boardman Boomer.
  • Summer in Scandinavia.
• STOW. Probate chaff.
  • Probate confiscation.
• STRANAHAN. History of French painting.
• STUART. Golden wedding.
  • Dans un phare.
• SUSAN, AUNT, pseud. Aunt Jane's hero.
  • Avis Benson.
  • Flower of the family.
  • Fred, Maria and me.
  • Gentleman Jim.
  • How sorrow was changed into sympathy.
  • Life and letters.
  • Nidworth and his three magic wands.
  • Only a dandelion.
  • Pemaquid.
  • The Percys.
  • Stepping heavenward.
  • Urbane and his friends.
• SUTTON. Leaves of healing.
• SWANZY. Pompeii.
• SWEZY. Strong staff that was broken.
• TACITA, pseud. Leisure hours.
• TAFF. Life and letters of A. E. Ward.
• TAFT. Buds of promise.
• TAPPAN. Morning glory.
• TAYLOR, B. G. Sardonyx seal.
• TAYLOR, E. D. Cup of loving service.
• TAYLOR, Mrs. M. C. M. Sketches of life and death of I. S. Wilbur.
• TAYLOR, Mrs. M. H. Letters to a young housekeeper.

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• TEN EYCK. Home thoughts.
  • Prayers of the Bible.
  • Sabbath hours in my corner.
• TENNEY. Life of D. A. Gallitzin, prince and priest.
  • Marian Elwood.
• TERHUNE, Mrs. M. V., see HARLAND, MARION.
• THALHEIMER. History of England for the use of schools.
  • Manual of ancient history.
  • Manual of mediæval and modern history.
  • New eclectic history of the United States.
  • Outlines of general history.
• THEODOLI. Under pressure.
• THOMAS, E. M. Inverted torch.
  • The round year.
• THOMAS, J., and THOMAS, A. Favorite selections.
  • Psycho-physical culture.
• THOMPSON. Rhythmical gymnastics.
• THORNE, P., pseud. Jolly good times.
  • Jolly good times at Hackmatack.
• THURSTON. Light from history.
• TIBBALS. Many mistakes mended.
• TOUSEY. Verses.
• TOWNSEND. Only girls.
  • Our presidents.
• TRACEY, tr. Vincent. Tiomane, a girl of Berck.
• TUCKER, E. S. Little ways and great plays.
• TUCKER, M. E. Poems.
• TUPPER. By a hair's breadth.
  • By whose hand.
• TURNBULL. Catholic man.
  • Marguerite's vow.
  • Val-Maria.
• TUTTLE. In a nut-shell.
• TWING, ed. Church work.
• TYLER, J. Lyret.
  • Waymarks.
• TYLER, J. G., tr. Flügel. Thomas Carlyle's moral and religious development.
• UPHAM. Salem witchcraft in outline.
• UPTON. Castles in the air.
• VANDERBILT. History of the Reformed church, Flatbush.
  • Social history of Flatbush.
• VAN DEUSEN. Christmas rosary.
  • Dawn.
  • Easter bells.
  • Easter song.
  • Morning star.
  • Rachel Dumont.
• VAN KIRK. Vocation of an Easter lily.
• VAN NOSTRAND. Poems.
• VAN RENSSELAER. Devil's picture books.
  • ed. Bowne. A girl's life 80 years ago.

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• VAN WAGENEN. Idle moments.
• VAUGHAN. New era.
  • Orpheus.
• VICTOR, Mrs. F. A. All over Oregon and Washington.
  • Atlantis arisen.
  • History of Nevada, Colorado and Wyoming. 1840-1888. In Bancroft, Pacific coast histories.
  • History of Washington, Idaho and Montana, 1845-1889. In Bancroft, Pacific coast histories.
  • New Penelope.
  • and VICTOR, Mrs. M. V. Poems of sentiment and imagination.
• VICTOR, Mrs. M. V. and VICTOR, Mrs. F. A. Poems of sentiment and imagination.
• VINGUT. Naomi Torrente.
• VINING. Simple and complex primer for pianoforte.
  • Whys and wherefores of music.
• VIRGINIA, COUSIN, pseud. Calderwood secret.
  • Genoa, the superb.
  • House of the musician.
  • Joseph, the Jew.
  • Kettle club series.
  • Lily of the Arno.
  • Miss Nancy's pilgrimage.
  • A royal physician.
  • Treasure tower.
  • Tulip place.
  • Two old cats.
• WADSWORTH, O. A. pseud. Bill Riggs, jr.
  • Heavenward bound.
  • Kit, Fan, Tot and the rest of them.
  • Our Phil and other stories.
• WAGNALLS. Miserere, a musical story.
• WALSH. For love of gold.
  • Hazel Kirke.
  • Saints and sinners.
  • Wife of two husbands.
• WALWORTH, Mrs. E. H. Battles of Saratoga.
• WALWORTH, E. H., the younger. Life and times of Kateri Tekakwitha.
  • An old world as seen through young eyes.
• WALWORTH, R. H. Where was Elsie?
• WANDLE. Art of crocheting.
  • Art of knitting.
  • Beauty.
  • Extracts and beverages.
  • Masquerade and carnival.
  • Nourishment for invalids.
  • Pastimes for children.
  • Smocking and fancy stitches for the decoration of garments.

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• WARNER, A. B. see LOTHROP, AMY.
• WARNER, H. P. Our baby.
  • Poems of home life.
  • Round by round.
• WARNER, L. H. Five little finger stories.
• WARNER, S. see WETHERELL, ELIZABETH.
• WASHBURN, Mrs. J. A. I. To the Pacific and back.
• WASHBURN, J. B. Blossoms of thought.
  • Yo Semite, and other poems.
• WASHINGTON. Echoes of song.
  • Memory's casket.
• WATERMAN, MARGARET P., tr. Marlitt. Brave woman.
• WATERMAN, Mrs. MARY B. Gathered fragments.
  • Short stories.
  • Tangletop.
• WATERS. Handbook of legendary and mythological art.
  • Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and their works, a handbook.
• WATSON. Old harbor town.
• WAUGH. Over the hills.
• WEED. Twilight echoes.
• WELLER, ELIZABETH, pseud. Heroic sinner.
  • Nathaniel Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter, dramatized.
• WELLS. Bessie and I.
• WELSH. Intermediate problems in arithmetic.
  • Key to intermediate arithmetic problems.
• WESTCOTT. Bessie Wilmerton.
• WESTON. Catechism on the doctrines, usages, and holy days of the Protestant Episcopal church.
• WETHERELL, ELIZABETH, pseud. Bread and oranges.
  • Diana.
  • Flag of truce.
  • Little camp on Eagle hill.
  • Melbourne house.
  • Old helmet.
  • Queechy.
  • Rapids of Niagara.
  • Sceptres and crowns.
  • Wide, wide world.
  • Willow brook.
• WHEATON, CAMPBELL, pseud.
  • Anne Bradstreet and her time.
  • In foreign kitchens.
  • Miss Herndon's income.
  • Miss Melinda's opportunity.
  • Prisoners of poverty.
  • Prisoners of poverty abroad.
  • Roger Berkeley's probation.
  • Some passages in the lifetime of Dr. Martha Scarboro.

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• WHEATON, CAMPBELL, pseud. Under green apple boughs.
  • What-to-do club.
• WHEELER. Columbia's emblem, Indian corn.
• WHEELOCK. Annis Warden.
• WHITCHER, Mrs. F. M., see FRANK.
• WHITCHER, Mrs. M. L. Few stray leaves in the history of Whitesboro.
• WHITCOMB. Students' topical history chart.
• WHITE. Students' mythology.
• WHITTLESEY, ed. Mother's magazine.
• WICKES. Life and letters of Rev. L. A. Wickes.
• WIETING. Incidents in the life of Dr. J. M. Wieting.
• WIGGIN. Bird's Christmas carol.
  • Children's rights.
  • Story hour.
  • Story of Patsy.
  • A summer in a canon.
  • Timothy's quest.
• WILBOUR. Soul to soul, lectures and addresses.
• WILCOX. Beautiful land of Nod.
  • Drops of water.
  • Maurine.
  • Poems of passion.
  • Poems of pleasure.
• WILDRICK. Lord Strahan.
  • Marguerite Kent.
  • A zealot in tulle.
• WILKINS. Map drawing book of the continents.
  • Map drawing book of the U. S.
• WILKINSON. Discontented fairy.
  • Jack in Fairyland.
• WILLARD, Mrs. E. H. Abridgement of the history of the U. S.
  • Address, proposing a plan for improving female education.
  • Advancement of female education.
  • Ancient geography.
  • Fulfillment of a promise.
  • Guide to the temple of time.
  • History of the United States.
  • Last leaves of American history.
  • Morals for the young.
  • and WOODBRIDGE. Ancient atlas.
  • Universal history.
• WILLARD, F. E. Glimpses of 50 years.
  • Nineteen beautiful years.
  • Woman in the pulpit.
• WILLARD, K. L. Colony of girls.
• WILLIAMS, H. K., and WARLOW and PECK. Our new arithmetic.
• WILLIAMS, L. F. Female Robinson Crusoe.
• WILLIAMS, Mrs. M. M. Field-farings.

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• WILLIAMS, Mrs. M. J. Floral memory, Lilium Browneye.
• WILLIAMS, Mrs. M. N. Voices from the silent land.
  • A year in China.
• WILLIAMS, Mrs. R. S. Alice Norwood.
  • Another man's bride.
  • Pearl Trevelyan.
• WILLIAMS, Mrs. T. C., comp. Hymnal, Amore Dei.
• WILLING. Bunch of flowers for girls.
  • Chaff and wheat.
  • Diamond dust.
  • A dozen be's for boys.
  • From 15 to 25.
  • The only way out.
  • Potential woman.
  • Through the dark to the day.
  • Won.
  • and CLEMENS. Rosario.
• WILLSON. Disaster, struggle, triumph.
  • Lives of the three Mrs. Judsons.
• WILSON. Palace of Shusan.
• WING. Brooklyn fancies.
• WINTER, Mrs. W., see CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH.
• WINSLOW. Barford Mills.
  • Boy convict of Bermuda.
  • Cherie's answered prayer.
  • Enderby Bible class.
  • Fate of the innocents.
  • Katie Robertson.
  • Marion.
  • Marion's temptation.
  • Maurizio's boyhood.
  • Michael Ellis's text.
  • Miss Malcolm's ten.
  • A more excellent way.
  • Rescued from the street.
  • Roderick Granger.
  • Save the boys.
  • Saved.
  • Secret of victory.
  • The Sewells.
  • Three girls in Italy.
  • Three years at Glenwood.
  • Under ban.
  • West Beach boys.
  • The Y's and their work.
  • ed. Sketch of the life, character, and work of Alonzo Crittenden.
• WITHERSPOON. Pattern cook-book.
  • Perfect art of canning and preserving.
• WOODRUFF. Bellevue.
  • Daisy-seekers.
  • Holden with the cords.

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• WOODRUFF. Life's sunny side.
  • Shiloh.
  • and HAMILTON, and others. At the evening time.
• WOODWARD. Home blossoms.
• WRIGHT, E. C. Lichen tufts from the Alleghanies.
• WRIGHT, H. C. Children's stories in American history.
  • Children's stories in English literature from Shakespeare to Tennyson.
  • Children's stories in English literature from Taliesin to Shakespeare.
  • Children's stories of American progress.
  • Children's stories of the great scientists.
  • Princess Liliwinkins.
• WRIGHT, Mrs. J. M., see SOPHRONIA, AUNT.
• YAWGER. The Indian and the pioneer.
• YECHTON, BARBARA, pseud. Banks, and banks.
  • Christine's inspiration.
• YENDES. Preston papers.
• YEWROWNCKIE, AUNT, pseud. Eyes and ears.
• YOUMANS. Descriptive botany.
  • First book of botany.
• YOUNG. Adrift.
• ZEREGA. Children's paradise.
  • tr. Sand. The naiad, a ghost story.

NORTH CAROLINA.

• BAKER, see HALL, E.
• CARLTON. Practical and fancy cook-book.
• CHRISTENSEN. Afro-American folk-lore.
• ELLIOTT. Mrs. Elliott's house-wife.
• HALL, EUGENE, pseud. The master of L'Etrange.
• IRWIN. Hermit of Petræa.
• JACKSON. Life and letters of Gen. Jackson.
• JOHNS. Cooleemee.
• KERR, pseud. A watch-key.
• LEHMAN. Sketches of European travel.
• PINNIX, see KERR.
• REID, CHRISTIAN, pseud. After many days.
  • Bonny Kate.
  • Comedy of elopement.
  • Daughter of Bohemia.
  • Ebb-tide.
  • A gentle belle.
  • Heart of steel.
  • Hearts and hands.
  • "Land of the sky."
  • Mabel Lee.
  • Miss Churchill.
  • Morton House.
  • Nina's atonement.
  • Question of honor.

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• REID, CHRISTIAN, pseud. Roslyn's fortune.
  • A summer idyl.
  • Valerie Aylmer.
• SPENCER. First steps in North Carolina history.

NORTH DAKOTA.

• HOLLEY. Once their home.

OHIO.

• ALDERMAN, comp. Centennial souvenir of Marietta.
  • Identification of the society of the Cincinnati.
• ALDRICH. Travels of three insects.
• ANGEL. This side and that.
• B., J. W. Housekeeper's friend.
• BEVIS. Poems.
• BOLTON. Famous American authors.
  • Famous American statesmen.
  • Famous English authors of the 19th century.
  • Famous English statesmen of Queen Victoria's reign.
  • Famous European artists.
  • Famous men of science.
  • Famous types of womanhood.
  • How success is won.
  • Lives of girls who became famous.
  • Lives of poor boys who became famous.
  • Social studies in England.
  • Stories from life.
  • Successful women.
  • and BOLTON, C. K. From heart and nature.
• BOMPIANI. Italian explorers in Africa.
• BOOTH. Family of three.
  • Karan Kringle's journal.
  • A wilful heiress.
• BROTHERTON. Sailing of King Olaf.
• CHISHOLM. Eunice Erskine.
  • In search of a home.
  • Stephen Lyle.
  • Who wins?
• CONNER, comp. The parent heart in song.
• CRAWFORD. Land of the Montezumas.
• CUTLER, J. P. comp. Life and times of Ephraim Cutler.
  • and CUTLER, W. P. Life, journals and correspondence of Rev. Manassah Cutler.
• DAHLGREN. Chim.
  • Divorced.
  • Etiquette of social life in Washington.
  • tr. Executive power in the U. S.
  • Lights and shadows of a life.
  • The lost name.
  • Memoir of J. A. Dahlgren.
  • South Mountain magic.

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• DAHLGREN. South Sea sketches.
• DAVIS and others. Lucy Webb Hayes.
• DIMOND. Handbook for pilgrims.
• DOERNER. Treasury of general knowledge.
• DU BOIS. Columbus and Beatriz.
  • Martha Corey.
• EASTMAN. Ethics of music.
• ELLARD. Grandma's Christmas-day.
• FARMER. Boy's book of famous rulers.
  • Girl's book of famous queens.
  • Knight of faith.
  • Life of La Fayette, the knight of liberty.
  • Moral inheritance.
  • Prince of the flaming star.
  • Short history of the French Revolution.
  • Story-book of science.
• GAGE. Poems.
• HAUGHTON. The Christ child.
• HAYWARD. From Finland to Greece.
• HOSEA. Eastward.
• JACKSON. Women wealth-winners.
• Kitchen garden ed. by Laws.
• LAWS, ed. The kitchen garden, 1883-88.
• LLOYD. Poems.
• MACK. Leland Hall mystery.
• MCLAUGHLIN. China painting.
  • Painting in oil.
  • Pottery decoration.
  • Suggestions to china painters.
• MANLY. Hit and miss.
• MURPHY, ed. Woman's medical journal.
• PERRY. Sketch of the women's art museum association of Cincinnati.
• PHELPS. Annals of the Church of Christ.
  • comp. Catechism of the Bible.
• PIATT. Dramatic persons and moods.
  • In primrose-time.
  • An Irish garland.
  • Mrs. Piatt's select poems.
  • That new world.
  • The witch in the glass.
  • A woman's poems.
  • Voyage to the Fortunate Isles.
• ROBERTSON. A talk about Whittier.
• SHARP. Eleanor's courtship.
• SHERWOOD. Camp-fire.
  • Dream of the ages.
• SMITH. Jolly good times at Hackmatack.
  • Miss Ellis's mission.
• SPANGLER. Domestic economy.
• STEWART. Memories of the crusade of 1873 by Mother Stewart.
• SWAN. Once a year.
  • The opal queen.

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• THALHEIMER. Manual of ancient history.
• THOMAS. Lyrics and sonnets.
  • The round year.
• THOMPSON. Rhythmical gymnastics.
• THOMS, comp. Important events in the world's history.
• TRUESDELL. Poems.
• VINCENT. Bible story of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
• W., Mrs. M. B., tr. A Sylvester night's adventure.
• WARREN. The old school-house.
• WATSON. What every family wants.
• WHITE. Kentucky cookery-book.
• WILDE. Schiller Immortellen.
• WILSON. At the sign of the White Swan.
• WINTERMUTE. Eleven women and thirteen men.

OREGON.

• COOKE. Tears and victory.
• DUNIWAY. David and Anna Matson.
• ENGLAND. Ceres.
• SAWTELLE. Heroine of '49.
• STITZEL. What came of it.
• VICTOR. Atlantis arisen.
  • History of Nevada, Colorado and Wyoming. In Bancroft. Works.
  • History of Oregon. In Bancroft. Works.
  • History of Washington, Idaho and Montana. In Bancroft. Works.
  • New Penelope.
  • River of the West.

PENNSYLVANIA.

• AITKEN. Bohemia.
• ANDERSON. The Baptists in Sweden.
• ARNOLD, C. Whatsoever.
• ARNOLD, H. Practice in parsing and analysis.
• ARR, E. H. pseud. Stories for little ones.
• AVERY and FINCH. King's daughters' diary.
• BAKER. Address in obstetrics.
  • Management of the perineum during labor.
• BALCH, tr. Narrative by the Prince de Broglia of a visit to America, 1782.
• BALDY. Romance of a Spanish nun.
• BALLARD. Among the moths and butterflies.
• BASSETTE. Bilateral facial paralysis.
  • Gelsemium in spasms and neuralgias.
  • Paralysis in children after infectious disease.
  • Puerperal paralysis.
• BELL. Inverse proportion.
• BENNETT. Insanity as a symptom of Bright's disease.

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• BENNETT. Mechanical restraint in the treatment of the insane.
  • What shall we do with our chronic insane?
• BENTON. How to cook well.
• BIRD. Four-o'clocks.
• BLACKALL, Mrs. E. L. Won and not one.
  • and BLACKALL, C. R. Stories about Jesus.
• BLADEN. The buoyant brigands.
  • Eros Court.
  • Missing moustache.
  • Pink of propriety.
  • Water-waif.
  • Why he is a bachelor.
• BLANCHARD. Bless it.
  • Butterfly.
  • Ida Waugh's alphabet-book.
  • Mammy's baby.
• BLY, NELLY, pseud. Around the world in 72 days.
  • Six months in Mexico.
  • Ten days in a mad-house.
• BOSSON, comp. Aunt Mena's recipe-book.
• BOSTWICK. Four o'clock.
• BOYD. A good name.
  • Wat Adams.
• BRINTON. Poems.
• BROOMALL, Dr. A. E. Case of congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
  • Lithotresis and vaginal lithotomy.
  • Operation of episiotomy.
• BROOMALL, C. S. tr. Freebooter of the Baltic.
• BROWER. Plock.
  • The remainder-man.
• BUCKINGHAM. Parson Thorne's trial.
  • Pearl.
  • A self-made woman.
  • Silver chalice.
• BURGIN. In memoriam Susan Roberts.
• BURK, tr. Light in the darkness.
• BURLEIGH. Sanitary centres.
  • A solemn message.
  • Woman's excuse for being.
• BUTCHER, tr. Basil and Adelbert.
  • tr. Hilda.
  •    Tennenwiese.
  •    Where is Heaven ?
• C., F. G. Echoes.
• C., S. Wayside flowers.
• CAMP. Drills in arithmetic.
• CAMPBELL, J. Mother Goose's protest.
  • Nineteenth century woman.
  • Origin of the fan.
  • Story of the willow plate.
  • ed. Woman's progress.

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• CAMPBELL, J. H. L. Legend of the infancy of our Saviour.
• CARPENTER, comp. Student's guide to general literature.
• CHANDLER. Poetical works.
• CHASE. Over the border: Arcadia.
• Children's friend ed. by Hough.
• CHISHOLM. Who wins.
• CHURCH. The Wildfords in India.
• CLARKE. Essays on music in poetry.
  • and PORTER, ed. Poet-lore, 1889-93.
• COCHRANE, see BLY, NELLIE.
• COHEN, H. L., tr. The new job.
• COHEN, M. M. Emma Lazarus.
  • Essays, stories and poems.
• COHEN, N. M. Magazine papers.
• COLLINS, C. C. Rented, a husband.
• COLLINS, Mrs. J. S. Emma's triumph.
• COLLIS. A woman's trip to Alaska.
  • A woman's war record, 1861-65.
• COOK. Grandfather.
• COOPER. Animal life in the sea and on the land.
• COURTNEY. Poems.
• COWDERY, tr. Franz Liszt.
• CRAWFORD. Songs of early and later years.
• CUSTEAD. Rose and Elza.
• DALLAS, ed. Diary of Geo. M. Dallas while U. S. minister to Russia, 1837-39, and to England, 1856-61.
• DARLINGTON. Fort Pitt and letters from the frontier.
• DAVIS. The Lollard.
  • Maggie Pollard's sacrifice.
• DELAND, E. D. Scrap book of articles from periodicals.
• DELAND, Mrs. M. John Ward, preacher.
  • The old garden.
  • Sidney.
  • Story of a child.
• DEWITT. How he made his fortune.
• DOUGLAS. Poems.
• DOUGLASS. Romance at the antipodes.
• DUHRING. Amor in society.
  • Gentlefolks and others.
  • Mental life and culture.
  • Philosophers and fools.
• DURANT, pub. Prohibition party campaign songs.
• EDWARDS. Handbook of mythology.
• ELDREDGE. Cast out.
  • The Greys.
• ELLIS. Lights and shadows of Sewickley life.
• EMBE, pseud. Stiya.
• ENDLECH, tr. Katharine von Bora.
• EVERETT. Leaves adrift.

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• Faith and works pub. by the Woman's Christian Association of Philadelphia.
• FISHER. Deaths and sequelæ due to delay and experimentation before operation.
• FINCH and AVERY. King's daughters' diary.
• FLEISCHMAN, tr. Klaus Brewer's wife.
• FLORY, tr. Herdsman of Dambach.
• FOOTE. A brand plucked from the fire.
• Foreign eclectic ed. by Howard.
• FOULKE. Chilomonas paramæcium.
  • il. Fresh water sponges by Potts.
  • On the genus apsilus.
  • Some phenomena in the life-history of Clathrulina elegans.
• FRENCH. A new path in electrical therapeutics.
• Friends' intelligencer ed. by Roberts, Johnson and others.
• FULLERTON. Abdominal surgery in the Woman's Hospital of Phila.
  • Effect of trachelorrhophy upon parturition.
  • Handbook of obstetrical nursing.
  • Health of the women of the period.
  • The new womanhood.
  • Nursing in abdominal surgery and diseases of women.
  • Obstetric surgery.
  • Remarkable case of utero abdominal pregnancy.
  • Surgery or electricity in gynæcology.
  • Surgery or electricity in gynæcology and pædiatry.
  • Surgery versus electricity in the management of salpingitis.
  • Woman in medicine.
• FURNESS. Concordance to Shakespeare's poems.
• G. Gleams and echoes.
• Garnered treasures from the poets ed. by Johnson and others.
• GARRETT, M. S. and E. Papers and reports on the education of the deaf.
• GIBBONS. French and Belgians.
  • Pennsylvania Dutch.
• GILMORE. Insanity of the puerperium.
• GRAHAM. Margaret Ellison.
• GREW. James Mott.
  • Scrap-book.
• GRIFFITH. Boys at Eastwick.
  • Leaves and fruit.
• GUTHRIE. The silver lining.
• HALE. Biography of distinguished women.
• HALLOWELL, A. D., ed. James and Lucretia Mott, life and letters.
• HALLOWELL, Mrs. S. C. F. Bec's bed-time.
  • Nan, the new fashioned girl.

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• HALVEY. Christmas chimes.
• HAMLIN. Jochebed's trust.
• HANAFORD. Shall women vote in church matters?
• HARLAND, M. pseud. His great self.
• HARPER. Iola Leroy.
  • Moses.
  • Sketches of southern life.
• HARRINGTON. Centennial poems and other poems.
• HARRIS, tr. Log of a Japanese journey.
• HAVEN. Pittsburg and Allegheny blue-book.
• HERBERT. To and through Nebraska.
• HEYSER, tr. The red mantle.
• HIGGINS. Holidays at the Grange.
• HILDERBURN. Amy Hall.
  • Archie and Pussy.
  • Baby Gracie at the sea-side.
  • Bessie's birds.
  • Bessie Lane's mistake.
  • Carrie's peaches.
  • Craythorns of Stony Hollow.
  • Daisy Delafield.
  • Discontented little girl.
  • Dr. Leslie's boys.
  • Doll Flora.
  • Fannie's rule.
  • Far away: life at Tanna and Samoa.
  • Flora Morris' choice.
  • Frank Harvey in Paris.
  • Gaffney's tavern.
  • George Lee.
  • Gertie's doll.
  • Little Mischief.
  • Mary's doll.
  • Miss Clare's party.
  • Mrs. Lee and her boy Bertie.
  • Money.
  • The new sled.
  • Only in fun.
  • Polly and her friends.
  • Three cents.
  • Uncle Hugh's horse.
  • The white rabbits.
• HOLSTEIN. Three years in field hospitals.
• Home, a monthly magazine of Catholic news ed. by Moore.
• HOSMER. The back court.
  • Child captives.
  • Chumbo's hut.
  • Lost father.
  • Rich and poor.
  • You-Sing.
• HOUGH, ed. Children's friend, 1887.
• HOWARD, M. Annie's influence.
  • Four friends and their fortunes.

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• HOWARD, M. Mr. Warner's household.
  • Oriel.
  • Two terms at Olney.
• HOWARD, Mrs. S. E., ed. The foreign eclectic, v. 1. 1884.
• HUNT, J. M. A woman's talent.
• HUNT, S. M. Journal of the life and religious labors of Sarah Hunt.
• HYNEMAN. The leper.
• IRELAND, tr. Betty's decision.
• IRWIN and WISTER, ed. Worthy women of our first century.
• JANVIER. Practical keramics for students.
• JEFFERIES. In memoriam.
• JOHNSON, H. M. About Mexico, past and present.
  • First the blade.
• JOHNSON, JANE. Primary lessons for first-day schools.
  • Scraps of thought and feeling.
  • Talks with the children.
  • and others, ed. Friend's intelligencer, 1884-85.
  • Garnered treasures from the poets.
• JONES, J. P. Poems.
• JONES, Dr. M. A. D. Anomalous menstrual bodies.
  • Another hitherto undescribed disease of the ovaries.
  • Diagnosis of gyroma and endothelioma of the ovary.
  • A hitherto undescribed disease of the ovary.
  • Microscopical studies in pelvic peritonitis.
  • Misplacements of the uterus.
  • Removal of the uterine appendages, 5 cases.
  • Removal of the uterine appendages, 9 cases.
  • Removal of the uterine appendages, recovery.
  • Sterility in woman.
  • Suppurating endothelioma.
  • Two cases of removal of uterine myoma.
• KAHN. Immense left inguinal hernia with right inguinal and femoral hernia in a woman.
  • An incarcerated, retroflexed, pregnant uterus.
• KEMP. Album of newspaper articles.
• KENNEDY, Dr. C. M. Congenital atresia of the vagina.
• KENNEDY, Mrs. M. G. Anniversary leaves.
  • Coming to Jesus.
  • Giving to Jesus.
  • Growing like Jesus.
  • Jesus' marks.
  • Learning of Jesus.
  • Living for Jesus.
  • Praying to Jesus.
  • Stand up for Jesus.
  • Working for Jesus.
• KILLIKELLY. Curious questions.

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• KIRK, Mrs. E. O. Better times stories.
  • Ciphers.
  • Daughters of Eve.
  • Lesson in love.
  • Midsummer madness.
  • Queen money.
  • Sons and daughters.
  • Story of Margaret Kent.
  • Walford.
• KIRK, Mrs. H. E. S. Conversations with Theodore and his sister.
  • Recollections of Charles Kirk.
• KITCHEN. On the life of our patriotic admiral, Christopher Columbus.
• KREMER. Bible gems.
• LAMBORN. Ember days.
• LANE. I married a soldier.
• The Lantern ed. by students of Bryn Mawr College.
• LAURENCE. Euthanasia.
• LESLEY. Memorial of Mrs. Emma Seiler.
  • Recollections of my mother.
• LEWIS, ed. H. C. Lewis. Work on the glacial phenomena.
• LINCOLN. Concerning the management of tenement houses.
• LITTLE. The world as we saw it.
• LLOYD, E. Literature for little folks.
• LLOYD, M., comp. Ad lucem.
  • Child's life of Luther.
• LOWREY, tr. The northern light.
  • tr. Two daughters of one race.
• LYLE, ed. Brief history of Lancaster Co.
• MCCLELLAN, E. tr. Schiller and his times.
• MCCLELLAN, Mrs. H. H. Broken chords.
  • A carpet knight.
  • Cupid and the sphinx.
  • Sketch of Mme. Seiler.
• MCCONNELL, A. B. Half married.
• MCCONNELL, S. J. Selections of poems and prose.
• MCFADDEN, tr. Parsonage in the Hartz.
• MCKEAN. Agnes and Mattie.
  • The Dennisons.
  • Flossie Thornton's investment.
  • Kezzie's corner.
  • Marion Elliott.
  • Marion Warrington.
  • Mrs. Goldworth's charity.
  • Pearl Hanford's summer.
• MCKEEVER. Bertha's coronet.
  • Diamond cross.
  • Jesus on earth.
  • Little red cloak.
  • May Castleton's missions.
  • The old château.

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• MCKEEVER. Rose Delaney's secret.
• MCLOUGHLIN and WILLIAMS. A too short vacation.
• MALLON, tr. Andreas Heimberger.
• MANDERSON, tr. Anton, the fisherman.
  • tr. Buried in the snow.
  •    Faithful unto death.
  •    Fritz.
  •    Geyer Wally.
  •    The iron head.
• MARSHALL. Report of a case of vesico-vaginal fistula.
  • Two cases of congenital imperforate anus.
• MASSEY. Verses for Christmas.
• MATHEWS, tr. Angel of the village.
• MAY, E., pseud. Poems.
• MEEHAN. Fable.
• MERCER. Cosmos.
• MICHAEL. Chemical basis of plant forms.
  • Comparative chemistry of higher and lower plants.
  • Plant analysis.
  • Plant chemistry.
  • Preliminary analysis of the bark of Fouquinera splendens.
  • Zur Kenntniss der Addition von Brom und Chlor zu fester Crotonsäure.
  • and Jeanprêtre. Zur Kenntniss der Mandel sâure und ihres Nitrils.
  • and Trimble. On the occurrence of solid hydro-carbons in plants.
  • Ueber eine neue Bildungsweise von aromatischen Nitrilen.
• MICKLEY. Genealogy of the Mickley family.
• MILLER, comp. Who and what.
• MONROE. Art of conversation.
• MOORE, H. F. Loving Jesus early.
• MOORE, HELEN. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.
• MOORE, Mrs. R. W. Journal during a tour of the W. Indies and S. America 1863-4.
• MOORE, S. A., ed. Home, a monthly magazine of Catholic news, 1892.
• MOTT, Mrs. L. Discourse on woman.
• Mott, James and Lucretia, life and letters ed. by Hallowell.
• MUMFORD. Hila Dart.
• MUNRO. Massage.
• MYERS. Gulf stream.
  • Margaret Gordon.
  • Poor Nicholas.
  • Railroad boy.
• NAUMAN. Twisted threads.
• NEVIN, A. Hymns and carols.
• NEVIN, A. M. The social mirror.

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• NEW CENTURY Guild of working women. Sketches.
• NEWTON. Boscobel.
  • History of Emma M. Newton and some of her writings.
• NIVISON. Cure for drunkenness.
• NORRIS. Address.
  • Poems.
• OBERHOLTZER. Come for arbutus.
  • Daisies of verse.
  • Hope's heart-bells.
  • Souvenirs of occasions.
  • Violet Lee.
• PARRY, tr. Pride.
  • Woman in the reformation.
• PASCHALL. The home circle.
  • Scripture lessons for the little ones.
• PAUL. Cookery from experience.
• PAXSON. Memoirs of the Johnson family.
• PEIRCE, comp. Little gems for little people.
• PEIXOTTO. Elementary introduction to the Scriptures for the use of Hebrew children.
• PENDLETON. Easter song.
• PEPPER and WHARTON, tr. In exile.
• PERKINS. Early times on the Susquehanna.
• PHELPS. Woman in scientific and professional work.
• PHILADELPHIA W. C. A., ed. Faith and works.
• Poet-lore ed. by Porter and Clarke.
• POLLARD. Busy work for little fingers.
  • Complete manual of reading and spelling.
  • Pollard's synthetic first reader.
  • Pollard's synthetic second reader.
  • Pollard's synthetic speller.
  • Pollard's synthetic third reader.
  • Synthetic leaflets.
• PORTER and Clarke, ed. Poet-lore, 1889-93.
• PURVIS. Abi Meredith.
  • Hagar.
• QUATMAN. The mark of the beast.
• RANDOLPH. The regeneration of the tail in lumbriculus.
• REED. A full surrender.
  • A single strand.
• REYNEAR. Chanson du matin.
• RHINE, ed. Niagara Park illustrated.
• RICKARDS. Gems of thought.
• ROBERTS, ed., see Friend's intelligencer.
• ROLLINS, see ARR, E. H.
• RONDEL, ADAM, pseud, tr. L'angelo.
• RORER. Canning and preserving.
  • Home candy-making.
  • Hot weather dishes.
  • Mrs. Rorer's Philadelphia cook-book.
• SANFORD. History of Erie Co.

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• SCHIVELY, tr. Alice and her little school.
  • tr. Cottage by the lake.
  •    Dominic.
  •    In olden days beyond the sea.
  •    Iron age of Germany.
  •    Robert of Marseilles.
  •    Shepherd boy and his dog.
  •    The three bank-notes.
  •    The three kings.
  •    Under the earth.
• SCOTT. History of the 105th regiment of Penn. volunteers.
• SEILER. The voice in singing.
• SELLERS. From 18 to 20.
• SHELDON. Salammbo.
  • Sultan to sultan.
• SISTERS of St. Joseph of Lyons. Life of the Rev. Mother of St. John Fontbonne.
• SMITH, Mrs. C. A., tr. Forester's daughter.
• SMITH, H. W. Abiding in Christ.
  • Being reviled, we bless.
  • Bible readings.
  • The chariot of God.
  • The Christian's cry.
  • The Christian's secret of a happy life. 1885.
  • Same. 1888.
  • The Christian's shout.
  • Crusade psalm.
  • Definiteness.
  • Difficulties concerning consecration.
  • Difficulties concerning faith.
  • Difficulties concerning guidance.
  • Faith, what it is and how to exercise it.
  • The four voices.
  • The God of all comfort.
  • "God with us."
  • How to enter into the "life hid with Christ in God."
  • How to study the Bible.
  • Is God in everything?
  • Jesus a Saviour from sin.
  • Joy of obedience.
  • The Lord is my Shepherd.
  • Practical results in the daily walk and conversation.
  • Record of a happy life.
  • Tracts.
  • The veil uplifted.
  • The way to be holy.
  • Wings.
  • A word to the wavering ones.
• SPAETH, comp. Church-book for evan. Luth. congregations.
• SPRATT. Daylight.

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• SPRATT. Through the bush.
• STAVER. New and true.
• STERLING, comp. Alumnæ cook-book by the graduates of the Girls' High and Normal School, Philadelphia.
• STOCKTON. Dorothea.
• STORK, tr. Illustrations of scripture precepts for the young.
  • tr. Spirit and beauty of the Christian religion.
• STUCKENBERG, tr. Heinerle von Lindelbronn.
• SWINEFORD. Literature for beginners.
• TEMPLETON, FAITH, pseud. Drafted in.
  • Wrecked but not lost.
• TERHUNE, see HARLAND, M.
• THOMAS, E. How we planned our trip for Williams Grove.
  • ed. Journalists' letters, descriptive of Texas and Mexico.
  • Recreation.
• THOMAS, E. C. Ralph Weston's secret.
• THOMAS, M. C. Addresses delivered at the University of Pa.
• THOMPSON, E. W. Genie of Oleum.
  • comp. Wit and wisdom of Don Quixote.
• THOMPSON, J. C. Aspenridge.
  • Life in narrow streets.
  • Trye's year among the Hindoos.
• TOWNSEND, A. A. Biblical history.
  • Memoir of Elizabeth Newport.
• TOWNSEND, M. Life in the insect world.
• TRIMBLE. Handbook of English and American literature.
  • Short course in literature.
• TWELLS. Mills of the gods.
• TYNG. Case of removal of both ovaries.
  • Eclampsia puerperalis.
  • Heredity.
  • On causes of ill-health among women.
• UNGER, comp.Order of service for women's missionary societies.
  • tr. Parochial schools alone meet the wants of popular education.
• VANDEGRIFT. Doris and Theodora.
  • Queen's body-guard.
  • Rose Raymond's wards.
  • Ways and means.
• VEEDER. Her brother Donnard.
• VOLTZ. Unique.
  • Poems.
• WAUGH, il. Alphabet book by Blanchard.
  • il. Bless it by Blanchard.
  •    The butterfly by Blanchard.
  •    Mammy's baby by Blanchard.
• WELLS. Loyal to the king.

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• WERNER. Analysis of statistics on supra-vaginal hysterectomy.
  • Nephrectomy in a child of two years.
  • Some contra-indications to the use of opiates.
  • Specialism and the insane.
• WHARTON, A. H. Through colonial doorways.
  • Virgilia.
• WHARTON, K. J., and PEPPER, tr. In exile.
• WHITE, C. E. Love in the tropics.
• WHITE, E. C. Magazine poetry.
• WHITNEY. Some thoughts upon chanting.
• WILDRICK. Lord Strahan.
  • Marguerite Kent.
  • Zealot in tulle.
• WILLIAMS, H. B. Dr. Trent's cousin.
  • Dorothy Dorchester.
  • The Hastings.
  • Miss Kitty.
  • Mr. Darwin's daughter.
• WILLIAMS, L. L. and MCLOUGHLIN. A too short vacation.
• WILLING. Charades and responses.
  • Genevieve of Brabant.
  • Persephone.
• WILLS. A summer in Europe.
  • A winter in California.
• WILLSON. Familiar letters.
• WISTER, Mrs. A. L., tr. Aphorisms.
  • tr. At the councillor's.
  •    The bailiff's maid.
  •    Countess Gisela.
  •    Gold Elsie.
  •    In the Schillingscourt.
  •    Lady with the rubies.
  •    Leaves from the life of a good-for-nothing.
  •    Little mooreland princess.
  •    Old mam'selle's secret.
  •    Owl's nest.
  •    Second wife.
• WISTER, Mrs. O. J., and IRWIN. Worthy women of our first century.
• WISTER, S. Journal of the Revolution.
• Woman's progress ed. by Campbell.
• WYLIE, tr. Her only brother.
  • tr. Luther.
  •    Story of a clergyman's daughter.
• WYNDHAM, J., pseud. Theo. Waddington.
• WRIGHT, tr. Romance of a mummy.
• YEATMAN. Edith.

RHODE ISLAND.

• AKERMAN. Nothing but leaves.
• AUSTIN. Newspaper articles, scrap-book.
• BAILEY. Star flowers.

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• BECKWITH, tr. Princess Ilse.
• BROOKS. Legend of St. Christopher.
• BROWNELL. Donna Quixote.
  • God's way, man's way.
  • Letters from Spain, scrap-book.
  • Selections from newspaper work.
• CARPENTER. South county neighbors.
• DAILEY. Report upon the disabled R. I. soldiers.
  • ed. R. I. woman's directory.
• FOSTER. Haven children.
• GILMORE. Katie.
• GLADDING. Leaves from an invalid's journal.
• HALL, E. A. Annual reports of the board of woman visitors to the correctional institutions of the state, 1883-89.
• HALL, L. J. Miriam.
• HANNA. Withered leaves.
• HAZARD. Memoirs of J. Lewis Diman.
• Herald of the Centennial ed. by Whitney.
• HOWE. Margaret Fuller.
• JONES. Fugitive poems.
• KEENE, see FOSTER.
• LYNCH, comp. R. I. book, selections from the writings of R. I. citizens.
• MACDOUGALL. Elleanor's second book.
  • Memoirs of Elleanor Eldridge.
  • Might and right.
• PAINE, L. M. Flower bells.
• PAINE, S. Roses and thorns.
  • Wait and see.
• PALMER. A dead level.
  • List of R. I. literary women, 1726-1892.
• PECKHAM. Father Gabriel's fairy.
• PHILOMATH, pseud. Expository paraphrases of the Song of Solomon.
• PRATT. Rhoda Thornton's girlhood.
• RANDOLPH, tr. Beethoven.
• RUSSELL. Waiting.
• SHEDD. Famous painters and paintings.
  • Famous sculptors and sculpture.
  • tr. The leper of the city of Aoste.
  • Raphael, his madonnas and holy families.
• SMITH. As good as my best, scrap-book.
• TAGGART. Poems.
• TALLMAN. The Fairhaven fourteen.
  • Pleasant places in Rhode Island.
  • Tent V, Chautauqua.
• WHEATON. Memoir of R. Wheaton.
• WHITMAN. Edgar Poe and his critics.
  • Poems.
• WHITNEY, ed. Herald of the Centennial, v. 1, 1875-76.
• WILLIAMS. Aristocracy.
  • Biography of Revolutionary heroes.

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• WILLIAMS. The neutral French.
• WYMAN. Poverty grass.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

• BAKER. Mispah.
  • Oh, beautiful star!
• COLLIS. A woman's trip to Alaska.
  • A woman's war record.
• DRAKE. In old St. Stephen's.
• FOWLER. A hero's last days.
  • Sequence of songs.
• MONTAGUE, Countess de, tr. Du Boisgobey. The blue veil.
• REED and REEVES. Old Martin Boscawen's jest.
  • Pilot Fortune.
• REEVES. Little maid of Acadie.
  • Wearithorne.
  • and REED. Old Martin Boscawen's jest.
  • Pilot Fortune.

TENNESSEE.

• BOYLE. The other side.
• CRADDOCK, C. E., pseud. Despot of Broomsedge cove.
  • Down the ravine.
  • In the clouds.
  • In the Tennessee mountains.
  • Prophet of the Great Smoky Mts.
  • Story of Keedon Bluffs.
  • Where the battle was fought.
• HOLLOWAY. Ladies of the White House.
• MANEY and FLORENTINO. The wife of Columbus.
• MORGAN. How it was.
• RENO. An exceptional case.
  • Miss Breckenridge.
• SNYDER. The Civil war from a Southern standpoint.
  • comp. My scrap-book.

TEXAS.

• BISHOP. Kathleen Douglas.
  • ed. The Texas home corner, 1893.
• BREMOND. Lilian's promise.
• BRIDGES, ed. Luling signal, 1893.
• FOUTE and HARTMAN, ed. Gulf messenger, 1893.
• GOOCH. Face to face with the Mexicans.
• GORMAN, see LE CLERC.
• GREENLEAF. Facts about Fort Worth.
  • Story of Jack.
• Gulf messenger. ed. by Foute and Hartman.
• HAMLETT. Poems.
• HARBY. The earliest Texas.
  • Sketches of Texas.

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• HARTHAUSEN, pub. Texas deutsche Zeitung, 1893.
• HARTMAN and FOUTE, ed. Gulf messenger, 1893.
• HOLLAND. The refugees.
• HOLLEY. Texas, observations historical, geographical and descriptive.
• HOOD. Bob Dean.
• INGLEHART, see GOOCH.
• JAMES. Mother James' key to good cooking.
• JOHNSON. Psalm of the stars.
• LE CLERC, C., pseud. Uncle Plenty.
• LESESNE. Torpedoes.
• Luling signal ed. by Bridges.
• MCCALEB. Poems.
• MCPHERSON, Miss., pseud. Douglas, tender and true.
• MCPHERSON, Mrs. M. K., ed. The Star-vindicator, 1891.
• ODOM. Poems.
• PENNYBACKER. New history of Texas.
• PURDY. First fruit.
• RANKIN. Texas in 1850.
• SHORTRIDGE. Lone-star lights.
• The Star-vindicator ed. by McPherson.
• STUART, ed. Gems from a Texas quarry, a contribution to the World's Industrial Exposition at New Orleans, 1884-85.
• Texas deutsche Zeitung pub. by Harthausen.
• Texas home corner ed. by Bishop.
• WEBSTER. The wonderful Christmas-tree.
• WEST. Marble lily.
• WHITTEN. Texas garlands.
• WOMEN journalists and artists of Texas. Portfolio.
• YOUNG. Familiar lessons in botany.

UTAH.

• KIMBALL and others. World's Fair ecclesiastical history of Utah.
• SALT LAKE City Ladies' Literary Society. Club book.
• SLOAN, il. Songs and flowers of the Wasatch by Wells.
• WELLS. Songs and flowers of the Wasatch.
  • ed. Woman's exponent, Salt Lake City, 1872-93.
• Woman's exponent ed. by Wells.

VERMONT.

• WRIGHT. Poetical works.

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VIRGINIA.

• BRYAN. 1860-65, a romance of the valley of Virginia.
• COWAN. Aimée's marriage.
  • One year at St. Margaret's.
• JORDAN. Christmas poem.
  • Richmond, her glory and her graves.
• LANGHORNE. Aunt Pokey's son.
• MASON. Journal of a young lady of Virginia, 1782.
  • Popular life of Gen. Lee.
  • comp. Southern poems of the war.
• ROLAND. Life and letters of J. Mason.
• SMITH. Lang syne.
• TYLER. A prodigal daughter.
• Useful maxims for a noble life by a Virginia mother.

WEST VIRGINIA.

• HOUSTON. The Visitandines at Mount de Chantal.
• KNOTE. Geography of West Virginia.
• The Mount, cont. contributions fr. pupils at Mt. de Chantal.
• WITHERS. Wildwood chimes.
• WOODS. From dusk to dawn.
  • Metzerott, shoemaker.
  • A web of gold.

WISCONSIN.

• BROWN. Remington manual.
• ERSKINE. Iona.
• GILES. Flowers of the spirit.
• HARMON. My children.
• MANVILLE. Over the divide.
• MCMURPHY. Only glimpses.
• NORTON. In and around Berlin.
• POPE, see MANVILLE.
• WARREN. Compensation.
  • Little Jakie.
  • Our laurels gathered from King Bibler's kingdom.
• WELLS. Electrical guide.
  • Little Wendals and their foxes.
• WEST, comp. Bibliographical list of works on political economy in Milwaukee Pub. Library.
  • History of the Milwaukee Pub. Library.

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