| 
	A. REFERENCE
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | AIR.   Flammarion, C.   The atmosphere. | 49 |  
	| ALMANAC, American.   Spofford. A. R.   American almanac and treasury of facts, statistical, financial and political. 1880. | 94 |  
	| ANTIQUITIES.   Anthon, C.   A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. | 16 |  
	| ARCHITECTURE.   Ferguson, Jas.   History of architecture in all countries. | 102-103 |  
	| ARCTIC regions.   Hartwig, Dr. G.   The polar and tropical worlds. | 51 |  
	| ATLAS.   Black, A. and C.   General atlas of the world. 1873. | 77 |  
	| --- Bryce, Jas.   Student's atlas of physical geography. | 83 |  
	| --- Lyman, A. S.   Historical chart. | 75 |  
	| --- Key to above. | 76 |  
	| --- Mitchell, S. A.   New general atlas of the world. 1883. | 98 |  
	| --- Walker, F. A.   Statistical atlas of the United States. 1874. | 78 |  
	| --- Walling H. F.   Atlas of the state of Wisconsin. | 79 |  
	| AUTHORS.   Allibone, S. A.   A critical dictionary of English literature and British and American authors. | 95-97 |  
	| BIOGRAPHY.   Thomas, J.   Lippincott's universal pronouncing dictionary of biography and mythology. | 4 |  
	| CATALOGUE of the Milwaukee public library. 1881. | 93 |  
	| --- Hewins, C. M.   Books for the young. | 110 |  
	| CYCLOPEDIA Britannica.   Encyclopedia. 1875-1883. | 52-67 |  
	| --- Chambers, W. and R.   Encyclopedia. 1872. | 5-14 |  
	| --- Duyckinck, E. A. and G. L.   Cyclopedia of American literature. | 42-43 |  
	| --- Kiddle, H., and Schem, A. J.   The cyclopedia of education. | 81 |  
	| --- Lossing, B. J.   Harper's popular cyclopedia of United States history. | 85-86 |  
	| --- Schermerhorn, J. W. and Company.   The American educational cyclopedia. | 108 |  
	| DICTIONARIES.   Allibone, S. A.   A critical dictionary of English literature and British and American authors. | 95-97 |  
	| --- Anthon, C.   A classical dictionary. | 17 |  
	| --- A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. | 16 |  
	| --- Brande, W. T.   A dictionary of science, literature and art. | 18 |  
	| --- Brewer E. C.   Dictionary of phrase and fable. | 24 |  
	| --- Grieb, C. F.   Dictionary of the English and German languages. | 40-41 |  
	| --- Johnson, S.   A dictionary of the English language. | 16 |  
	| --- Liddell and Scott.   Abridged Greek-English lexicon. | 9 |  
	| --- Masson, G.   A compendious French-English and English-French dictionary. | 28 |  
	| --- Neuman and Baretti.   Dictionary of the Spanish and English languages. | 20-21 |  
	| --- Souls, R.   A dictionary of English synonymes. | 82 |  
	| --- Thomas, J.   Lippincott's universal pronouncing dictionary of biography and mythology. | 4 |  
	| --- Ure, A.   A dictionary of arts, manufactures and mines. | 22-23 |  
	| --- Webster, N.   An American dictionary of the English language. | 1 |  
	| --- White, J. T.   A complete Latin-English and English-Latin dictionary. | 25 |  
	| --- Worcester J. E.   A dictionary of the English language. | 2 |  
	| DIRECTORY.   Steiger, E.   Educational directory. [1878.] | 106 |  
	| EDUCATION.   Barnard, H.   National education Systems, institutions and statistics of public instruction in different countries. | 100-101 |  
	| --- Kiddie, H. and Schem, A. J.   The cyclopaedia of education. | 81 |  
	| --- Year-book of education. [1878.] | 107 |  
	| --- Smith, W. B.   Educational year book. [1873.] | 109 |  
	| --- Steiger, E.   Educational Directory. [1878.] | 106 |  
	| ETHNOGRAPHY.   Brown, R.   The races of mankind. | 44-45 |  
	| GAZETTEER.   Thomas, J. and Baldwin, T.   Lippincott's complete pronouncing gazetteer of the world. 1874. | 3 |  
	| GEOGRAPHY. Brun, M. Malte.   A system of universal geography. | 30-32 |  
	| --- Johnson, K.   A physical, historical, political and descriptive geography. | 105 |  
	| --- Thomas, J. and Baldwin, T.   Lippincott's complete pronouncing gazetteer of the world. 1874. | 3 |  
	| GOVERNMENT and politics.   Martin, F.   The statesman's yearbook. 1876. | 29 |  
	| --- Spofford, A. R.   American almanac and treasury of facts, statistical, financial, and political. 1880. | 94 |  
	| HANDBOOK.   Brewer, E. C.   The reader's handbook. | 80 |  
	| HISTORY.   Bryant, W. C. and Gay, S. H.   A popular history of the United States. | 36-39 |  
	| --- Ferguson J.   History of architecture in all countries. | 102-103 |  
	| --- Lossing, B. J.   Harper's popular cyclopedia of United States History. | 85-86 |  
	| --- Pictorial field-book of the revolution. | 34-35 |  
	| --- Pictorial field-book of the war of 1812. | 33 |  
	| --- Western historical company. History of Milwaukee, Wis. | 99 |  
	| --- Young, A. W.   The American statesman. A political history of the United States. | 19 |  
	| LAWS of Wisconsin, the.   1879, 1880, 1881, 1882. | 89-92 |  
	| LITERATURE.   Duyckinck, E. A. and G. L.   Cyclopedia of American Literature. | 42-43 |  
	| MILWAUKEE common council.   Proceedings for the year 1882. | 88 |  
	| MYTHOLOGY, Anthon, C.   A classical dictionary. | 17 |  
	| --- Thomas, J.   Lippincott's universal pronouncing dictionary of biography and mythology. | 4 |  
	| NATURAL history.   Wood, J. G.   Illustrated natural history. | 46-48 |  
	| PHRASE and fable.   Brewer, E. G.   Dictionary of phrase and fable. | 24 |  
	| PHYSICAL geography.   Bryce, J.   Student's atlas of physical geography. | 83 |  
	| QUOTATIONS, Bartlett, J.   Familiar quotations. | 27 |  
	| SCHOOL law.   Burke. F.   A treatise on the law of public schools. | 104 |  
	| --- Whitford, W. C., compiler. Laws of Wisconsin relating to common schools, including free high schools, normal schools and the university. | 87 |  
	| SYNONYMES.   Crabb G.   English synonymes explained. | 84 |  
	| --- Soule, R.   A dictionary of English synonymes. | 82 |  
	| TROPICAL regions.   Hartwig, Dr. G.   The polar and tropical worlds. | 51 |   
	| UNIVERSE, the.   Pouchet, F. A. | 50 |  
	| YEAR-BOOK.   Kiddle, H. and Schem, A. J.   Year-book of education. [1878.] | 107 |  
	| --- Martin, Fred.   The statesman's year-book. [1876.] | 29 |  
	| --- Smith, W. B.   The educational yearbook. [1873.] | 109 |  
 
 
	B. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. 
    Composition, Criticism, Grammar and Orthoepy.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ABBOTT, E. A. and Seeley, J. R.   English lessons for English people. | 1 |  
	| ALFORD, H.   A plea for the queen's English. | 2 |  
	| AYRES, A.   The orthoepist. | 3 |  
	| --- The verbalist. | 4 |  
	| CAMPBELL, L. J.   Handbook of English synonyms. | 5 |  
	| FALLOWS, S.   A complete handbook of synonyms and antonyms. | 6 |  
	| FOWLER, W. C.   English grammar. | 7 |  
	| HELFENSTEIN, J.   A comparative grammar of the Teutonic languages. | 8 |  
	| HODGSON, W. B.   Errors in the use of English. | 9 |  
	| KAIME, H. H., Lord.   Elements of criticism. | 10-11 |  
	| MOON, G. W.   The Dean's English.  | 12 |  
	| MORRIS, R.   Elementary lessons in historical English grammar.  | 13 |  
	| --- English grammar.  | 14 |  
	| --- Historical outlines of English accidence.  | 15 |  
	| PEABODY, A. P.   Conversation, its faults and its graces.  | 16 |  
	| ROGET, P. M.   Thesaurus of English words and phrases.  | 19 |  
	| TANCOCK, O. W.   The English grammar and reading book.  | 18 |  
	| TRENCH, R. C.   On the study of words.  | 19 |  
	| VERE, S. De.   Americanisms.  | 20 |  
	| WHITE, R. G.   Every-day English.  | 21 |  
	| --- Words and their uses, past and present.  | 22 |  
	| WILSON, J.   A treatise on English punctuation.  | 23 |  
	 
	 
    History, Philosophy, and Study of Language and Literature.
	| No. of Book. | 	
	 | CARPENTER, S. H.   English of the XIVth century.  | 24 |  
	| CRAIK, G. L.   A compendious history of English literature and of the English language.  | 25-26 |  
	| GILMAN, A.    First steps in English literature.  | 27 |  
	| GOSTWICK, G. and Harrison, R.   Outlines of German literature.  | 28 |  
	| MARCEL, M.   Language as a means of mental culture and international communication.  | 29-30 |  
	| --- The study of languages brought back to its true principles.  | 31 |  
	| MARSH, G. P.   Origin and history of the English language and of the early literature it embodies.  | 32 |  
	| SHAW, T. B.   A complete manual of English literature.  | 33 |  
	| SHEPHERD, H. E.   A history of the English language from the Teutonic invasion of Britain to the close of the Georgian era.  | 34 |  
	| TAYLOR, B.   Studies in German literature.  | 35 |  
	| TAYLOR, I.   Words and places.  | 36 |  
	| WHITNEY, W. D.   Language and the study of language.  | 37 |  
	| --- Life and growth of language.  | 38 |  
	 
	 
    Selections.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | CORSON, H.   A handbook of Anglo-Saxon and early English.  | 39 |  
	| LANGLEY, W.   The vision of William concerning Piers the plowman.  | 40 |  
	| MATTHEWS, J. B., compiler.   Poems of American patriotism.  | 41 |  
	| MORRIS, R. and Skeat, W. W.   Specimens of early English.  | 42 |  
	| POMEROY, M. S.   Songs of the heart.  | 43 |  
	| POTTER, H. L. D.   A manual of reading.  | 44 |  
	| SCOONES, W. B.   Four centuries of English letters.  | 45 |  
	| SHAKESPEARE, W.   The merchant of Venice.  | 46 |  
	| --- The tempest. 47 |  
	| --- The tragedy of King Richard II. 48 |  
	 
 
	C. ADVENTURE, EXPLORATION, GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL. 
    Adventure and Exploration.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | BUTTERFIELD, C. W.   History of the discovery of the Northwest by John Nicolet in 1634, with a sketch of his life.  | 1 |  
	| FROST, T.   Half-hours with the early explorers.  | 2 |  
	| HIGGINSON, T. W.   A book of American explorers.  | 45 |  
	| JONES, C. H.   A history of exploration and adventure as given in the leading authorities from Herodotus to Livingstone.  | 3 |  
	| VERNE. J.   Famous travels and travelers.  | 4 |  
	| --- The great navigators of the eighteenth century.  | 5 |  
	 
	 
    Geography and Travel.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ATKINSON, F. W.   Oriental and western Siberia.  | 6 |  
	| --- Travels in the regions of the upper and lower Amoor and the Russian acquisitions on the confines of India and China.  | 7 |  
	| BROWN, R.   The countries of tile world.  | 8-13 |  
	| BUTTERWORTH, H.   Zigzag journeys in Europe.  | 14 |  
	| --- Zigzag journeys in classic lands.  | 15 |  
	| --- Zigzag journeys in the Occident.  | 16 |  
	| --- Zigzag Journeys in the Orient.  | 17 |  
	| DARWIN, Sir Charles.   What Mr. Darwin saw in his voyage around the world in the ship Beagle.  | 18 |  
	| FIELD, H. M.   From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn.  | 19 |  
	| --- From Egypt to Japan.  | 20 |  
	| GROVE, G.   Geography. History  primer.  | 21 |  
	| HALE, E. E. and S. A.   A family flight through France, Germany, Norway and Switzerland.  | 22 |  
	| HALL, M. L.   Our world. No. II.  | 23 |  
	| INGERSOLL, E.   Knocking 'round the Rockies.  | 24 |  
	| KNOX, T. W.   The boy travelers in the Far East. Japan and China.  | 25 |  
	| --- The same. Siam and Java.  | 26 |  
	| --- The same. Ceylon and India.  | 27 |  
	| --- The same. Egypt and the Holy Land.  | 28 |  
	| The young Nimrods in North America.  | 29 |  
	| McCABE, J. D.   Our young folks abroad.  | 30 |  
	| MYERS, P. V. N.   Remains of lost empires.  | 31 |  
	| NEVIUS, J. L.   China and the Chinese.  | 32 |  
	| NORDHOFF, C.   Northern California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands.  | 33 |  
	| ORTON, J.   The Andes and the Amazon.  | 34 |  
	| TAYLOR, B.   Egypt and Iceland in the year 1874.  | 35 |  
	| --- editor.   Illustrated library of travel, exploration and adventure. Japan in our day.  | 36 |  
	| --- The same. Siam, the land of the white elephant, as it was and is.  | 46 |  
	| --- The same. The lake region of central Africa.  | 37 |  
	| --- The same. Travels in Arabia.  | 38 |  
	| --- The same. Travels in South Africa.  | 39 |  
	| --- The same. Wild men and wild beasts, or, scenes in camp and jungle. | 40 |  
	| --- The same. Wonders of the Yellowstone.  | 47 |  
	| THOMSON, J.   The straits of Malacca, lndo-China and China.  | 41 |  
	| VAMBERY, A.   Travels in central Asia. | 42 |  
	| WALLACE, A. R.   The Malay archipelago. | 43 |  
	| WILSON, A.   The abode of snow. | 44 |  
	 
 
	D. HISTORY, GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS. 
    
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ALDEN, J.   The science of government in connection with American institutions.  | 1 |  
	| ANDREWS, I. W.   Manual of the constitution of the United States.  | 2 |  
	| ARNOLD, T.   Introductory lessons on modern history.  | 3 |  
	| BANCROFT, G.   History of the United States of America from the discovery of the continent.  | 4-9 |  
	| BONNER, J.   A child's history of the United States.  | 10-12 |  
	| BUCK, J. S.   Pioneer history of Milwaukee.  | 13-14 |  
	| BULFINCH, T.   The age of chivalry.  | 15 |  
	| BUTLER, A. B., editor.   Centennial records of the women of Wisconsin.  | 16 |  
	| BUTTERWORTH, H.   Young folks' history of Boston.  | 17 |  
	| COFFIN, C. C.   Building the nation.  | 18 |  
	| --- Old times in the colonies.  | 19 |  
	| --- The boys of '76.  | 20 |  
	| COX, G. W.   A general history of Greece from the earliest period to the death of Alexander the Great, with a sketch of the subsequent history to the present time.  | 21 |  
	| DOYLE, J. A.   History of the united States. Freeman's historical course for schools.  | 22 |  
	| DRAKE, S. A.   Nooks and corners of the New England coast.  | 23 |  
	| DRAPER, J. W.   History of the intellectual development of Europe.  | 24-25 |  
	| EATON, D. B.   Civil service in Great Britain. A history of abuses and reforms and their bearing upon American politics.  | 26 |  
	| FAWCETT, M. G.   Tales in political economy.  | 27 |  
	| FOSTER, J. W.   Prehistoric races of the United States.  | 28 |  
	| FREEMAN, E. A.   Comparative politics.  | 29 |  
	| GIBBON, E.   The history of the decline and fall of the Roman empire, abridged.  | 30 |  
	| GREEN, J. R.   A short history of the English people.  | 31 |  
	| --- History of the English people.  | 32-35 |  
	| GROTE, G.   History of Greece.  | 36-47 |  
	| HALLAM, H.   The constitutional history of England from the accession of Henry VII. to the death of George II.  | 48 |  
	| --- View of the state of Europe during the middle ages.	 | 49 |  
	| HARPER and brothers, publishers.   A history of France from the earliest times to to the establishment of the second empire in 1852.  | 50 |  
	| HOLST, H. von.   Constitutional and political history of the United States.  | 51-53 |  
	| HUME, D.   A history of England from the earliest times to the revolution in 1688.  | 83 |  
	| JOHNSTON, A.   History of American politics.  | 54 |  
	| KINGSLEY, C.   The heroes, or Greek fairy tales for my children.  | 55 |  
	| LIDDELL, H. G.   A history of Rome from the earliest times to the establishment of the empire.  | 56 |  
	| LIEBER, F.   On civil liberty and self-government.  | 57 |  
	| LODGE, H. C.   A short history of the English colonies in America.  | 58 |  
	| LOSSING, B. J.   The story of the United States navy (for boys).  | 59 |  
	| MERIVALE, C.   A general history of Rome from the foundation of the city to the fall of Augustus. B.C 753-A.D 476.  | 60 |  
	| MILL, J. S.   Considerations On a representative government.  | 84 |  
	| MOMMSEN, T.   The history of Rome.  | 85-88 |  
	| MURRAY, A. S.   Manual of mythology.  | 89 |  
	| NORDHOFF, C.   Politics for Young Americans.  | 61 |  
	| OBER, F. A.   Young folks' history of Mexico.  | 62 |  
	| PARKMAN, F.   France and England in  North America.  | 63-67 |  
	| --- The conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian war after the conquest of Canada.  | 68-69 |  
	| --- The Oregon trail. Sketches of prairie and Rocky mountain life.  | 70 |  
	| RANDALL, T. E.   History of the Chippewa valley.  | 71 |  
	| SCOTT, E. G.   The development of constitutional liberty in the English colonies of America.  | 72 |  
	| SMITH, P.   The ancient history of the East from the earliest times to the conquest by Alexander the Great.	 | 73 |  
	| SMITH, W.   A history of Greece from the earliest times to the Roman conquest.  | 74 |  
	| STERNE, S.   Constitutional history and political development of the United States.  | 75 |  
	| STICKNEY, A.   A true republic.	 | 76 |  
	| STRICKLAND, A.   Lives of the queens of England from the Norman conquest.  | 77 |  
	| TOCQUEVILLE, A. De.   American institutions and their influence.  | 78 |  
	| TROTTER, L. J.   History of India.  | 79 |  
	| TUTTLE, C. R.   An illustrated history of the state of Wisconsin.  | 80 |  
	| WINSOR, J.   The reader's handbook of the American revolution.  | 81 |  
	| WOOLSEY, T. D. and others.   The first century of the republic.  | 82 |  
	 
 
	E. SCIENCE. 
    
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ABBOTT, J.   Science for the young.  | 1-4 |  
	| AGASSIZ, L.   Methods of study in natural history.  | 5 |  
	| APPLETON, D. and company, publishers.   A world of wonders; or, marvels in animate and inanimate nature.  | 6 |  
	| ARNOTT, N.   Elements of physics; or, natural philosophy.  | 7 |  
	| BAIN, A.   Logic, deductive and inductive.  | 8 |  
	| --- Mental science, a compendium of psychology and the history of philosophy.  | 9 |  
	| --- Moral science, a compendium of ethics.  | 10 |  
	| --- The emotions and the will.  | 11 |  
	| --- The senses and the intellect.  | 12 |  
	| BAIRD, S. F.   Annual record of science and industry for 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874.  | 13-16 |  
	| BARTLETT, W. H. C.   Elements of natural philosophy.  | 17-18 |  
	| --- Spherical astronomy.  | 19 |  
	| BASTIAN, H. C.   The brain as an organ of mind.  | 20 |  
	| BECKER, H.   Scientific London.  | 21 |  
	| BLASIUS, N. V.   Storms: their nature, classification and laws.  | 22 |  
	| BRACE, C. I.   The races of the old world: a manual of ethnology.  | 23 |  
	| BROWN, R.   Science for all.  | 24-28 |  
	| BUCKLEY, A. B.   A short history of natural science and of the progress of discovery from the time of the Greeks to the present day.  | 29 |  
	| --- Life and her children. Glimpses of animal life from the amoeba to the insects.  | 30 |  
	| --- The fairy land of science.  | 31 |  
	| --- The winners in life's race, or, the great back-boned family.  | 32 |  
	| CARPENTER, W. B.   The principles of mental physiology, with their applications to the training and discipline of the mind and the study of its morbid conditions.  | 33 |  
	| CHADBOURNE, P. A.   Lectures on natural history.  | 34 |  
	| CHAPMAN and Hall, publishers.   Handbook of the special loan collection of scientific apparatus of the South Kensington museum.  | 35 |  
	| COOKE, J. P.   The new chemistry. International scientific series.  | 36 |  
	| DANA, J. D.   Manual of geology.  | 37 |  
	| D'ANVERS, N.   Forms of land and water. Science ladder No. 1.  | 38 |  
	| --- Vegetable life. Science ladder No. 3.  | 39 |  
	| DAVIES, C.   Nature and utility of mathematics.  | 40 |  
	| DESCHANEL, A. P.   Elementary treatise on natural philosophy.  | 41-44 |  
	| DONNELLY, J.   Ragnarok the age of fire and gravel.  | 45 |  
	| DORNER, C.   Treasury of general knowledge for school and home.  | 46-47 |  
	| DRAPER, J. W.   Human physiology, statical and dynamical.  | 48 |  
	| FIGUIER, L.   The human race.  | 49 |  
	| --- The vegetable world; being a history of plants, with their structure and peculiar properties.  | 50 |  
	| GEIKIE, A.   Geology. Science primer.  | 51 |  
	| --- Physical geography. Science primer.  | 52 |  
	| GIBERNE, A.   Sun, moon and stars.  | 53 |  
	| GRAY, A.   How plants grow.  | 54 |  
	| --- Introduction to structural and systematic botany, and vegetable physiology.  | 55 |  
	| GUILLEMIN, A.   The heavens.  | 56 |  
	| HAECKEL, E.   The history of creation.  | 57-58 |  
	| HOOKER, W.   The child's book of nature.  | 59 |  
	| HUXLEY, T. H.   Introductory. Science primer.  | 60 |  
	| JEVONS, W. S.   Elementary lessons in logic, deductive and inductive.  | 95 |  
	| JUDD, J. W.   Volcanoes: what they are and what they teach. International Scientific series.  | 61 |  
	| LINDSAY, W. L.   Mind in the lower animals in health and disease.  | 62-63 |  
	| LYELL, Sir Chas.   The student's elements of geology.  | 64 |  
	| MARSH, G. P.   Man and nature: or, physical geography as modified by human action.  | 65 |  
	| MAYER, A. M.   Sound: a series of simple, entertaining and inexpensive experiments in the phenomena of sound, for the use of students of every age.  | 96 |  
	| --- and Barnard, C., Light: a series of simple, etc.  | 66 |  
	| MILL, J. S.   A system of logic, ratiocinative and inductive.  | 67 |  
	| NICOLS, A.   Chapters from the physical history of ths earth.  | 68 |  
	| PICKERING, E. C.   Elements of physical manipulations.  | 69 |  
	| PLATO.   The republic of Plato.  | 70 |  
	| PORTER, N.   The elements of intellectual science, abridged from the "Human Intellect".  | 71 |  
	| --- The human intellect, with an introduction upon psychology and the soul.  | 72 |  
	| QUATREFAGAS, A. De.   Natural history of man.  | 73 |  
	| RAY, I.   Mental Hygiene.  | 74 |  
	| RECLUS, E.   The earth: a descriptive history of the life of the globe.  | 75 |  
	| --- The history of a mountain.  | 76 |  
	| --- The ocean atmosphere and life.	 | 77 |  
	| RIBOT, T.   Diseases of memory: an essay in the positive psychology.  | 78 |  
	| --- Heredity a physiological study of its phenomena, laws, and consequences.  | 79 |  
	| ROBINSON, H. N.   A treatise on astronomy; descriptive, theoretical and physical.  | 80 |  
	| ROSCOE, H. E.   Chemistry. Science primer.  | 81 |  
	| SEGUIN, E.   Idiocy; and its treatment by the physiological method.  | 97 |  
	| SIDGWICK, H.   The methods of ethics.  | 82 |  
	| SPENCER, H.   The study of sociology. International scientific series.  | 83 |  
	| STEVENSON, S. H.   Boys and girls in biology; or, simple studies of the lower forms of life.  | 84 |  
	| STEWART, B.   Physics. Science primer.  | 85 |  
	| --- The conservation of energy. International scientific series.  | 86 |  
	| SULLY, J.   Illusions: a psychological study. International scientific series.  | 87 |  
	| TENNEY, S. A.   Manual of zoology.  | 88 |  
	| TODHUNTER, I.   Natural philosophy for beginners.  | 89-90 |  
	| TWINING, J.   Technical training.  | 91 |  
	| TYNDALL, J.   The forms of water in clouds and rivers, ice and glaciers. International scientific series.  | 92 |  
	| WELLS, D. A.   The science of common things.  | 93 |  
	| WAGNER, R.   Handbook of chemical technology.  | 94 |  
	 
 
	F. EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGY. 
    General  Topics, History  and  Lectures.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ADAMS, F.   The free school system of the United States.  | 1 |  
	| AMES, A.   Sex in industry a plea for the working girl.  | 2 |  
	| ARNOLD, M. A.   Frensch Eton; or middle class education and the state.  | 3 |  
	| --- Higher schools and universities in Germany.  | 4 |  
	| ASCHAM, R.   The Scholemaster.  | 5 |  
	| BARNARD, H.   Normal schools and the institutions, agencies and means designed for the professional education of teachers.  | 6 |  
	| --- editor.   German pedagogy Education, the school and the teacher in German literature. From Barnard's American Journal of Education.  | 7 |  
	| --- Memoirs of eminent teachers and educators in Germany with contributions to the history of education from the fourteenth to the nineteenth century. From the American Journal of Education.  | 8 |  
	| --- The life, educational principles and methods of J. H. Peztalozzi; with biographical sketches of several of his assistants and disciples. From the American Journal of Education.  | 9 |  
	| BATES, S. P.   Lectures on mental and moral culture.  | 10 |  
	| BIBLE in the public schools, the.   Arguments in the case of John D. Minor, et, al. versus the board of education of the city of Cincinnati, et. al.  | 11 |  
	| BINNER, P.   History of the education of the deaf and dumb.  | 12 |  
	| BLAKE, S. J.   A visit to some American schools and colleges.  | 13 |  
	| BRACKETT, A. C., editor.   The education of American girls considered in a series of essays.  | 14 |  
	| BULOW, B. von.   Reminiscenses of Friederich Froebel.  | 15 |  
	| CLARKE, E. H.   Sex in education; or, a fair chance for the girls.  | 145 |  
	| --- The building of a brain.  | 16 |  
	| COMFORT, G. F.   and A. M. Woman's education and woman's health.  | 17 |  
	| COOKE, J. P.   Scientific culture and other essays.  | 18 |  
	| DICKENS, C.   Child pictures.  | 19 |  
	| --- Schools and schoolmasters. From his writings.  | 20 |  
	| DONALDSON, J.   Lectures on the history of education in Prussia and England, and on kindred topics.  | 21 |  
	| DUFFEY, E. B.   No sex in education.  | 22 |  
	| EDUCATIONAL aphorisms and suggestions, ancient and modern.   From Barnard's American journal of education.  | 23 |  
	| EVERETT, E.   Importance of practical education and practical knowledge.  | 24 |  
	| FARRAR, F. W.   Essays on a liberal education.  | 25 |  
	| FITCH, J. G.   Lectures on teaching.  | 26 |  
	| HAILMANN, W. N.   Twelve lectures on the history of pedagogy.  | 27 |  
	| HILL, T.   The true order of studies.  | 28 |  
	| KRUSI, H.   Petalozzi, his life, work and influence.  | 29 |  
	| LATHAM, H.   On the action of examinations, considered as a means of selection.  | 30 |  
	| LAURIE, S. S.   The training of teachers, and other educational papers.  | 31 |  
	| LECTURES read before the American institute of instruction at Providence, R. I., July 7, 1875, with the journal of proceedings.  | 32 |  
	| MAHAFFY, J. P.   Old Greek education.  | 33 |  
	| MANN, H.   Lectures and annual reports of education.  | 34 |  
	| --- Lectures and annual reports on education.  | 35 |  
	| MANN, M.   Life of Horace Mann.  | 36 |  
	| MANSFIELD, E. D.   American education, its principles and elements.  | 37 |  
	| NATIONAL educational association, the.   Addresses and journal of proceedings for the years 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875. [2 copies].  | 38-42 |  
	| NATIONAL teachers' monthly, the.   Vol. I. 1874-5.  | 43 |  
	| NORTHROP, B. G.   Education abroad, and other papers.  | 44 |  
	| ORTON, J., editor.   The liberal education of women: the demand and the method. Current thoughts in America and England.  | 45 |  
	| PHILOBIBLIUS.   History and progress of education.  | 46 |  
	| PORTER, N.   The American colleges and the American public; with afterthoughts on college and school education.  | 47 |  
	| QUAIN, R.   On some defects in general education.  | 48 |  
	| QUICK, R. H.   Essays on educational reformers.  | 49 |  
	| RANDALL, S. S.   First principles of popular education and public instruction.  | 50 |  
	| RICHTER, J. P. F.   Levana, or, the doctrine of education.  | 51 |  
	| RIGO, J. H.   National education in its social conditions and aspects, and public elementary school education, English and foreign.  | 52 |  
	| ROUSSEAU, J.   Emilius and Sophie; or, a new system of education.  | 53-56 |  
	| SEGUIN, E.   Report on education.  | 57 |  
	| SPEAR, S. T.   Religion and the state; or, the bible and the public schools.  | 58 |  
	| SPENCER, H.   Education, intellectual, moral and physical.  | 59 |  
	| SWETT, J.   History of the public school system of California.  | 60 |  
	| TEN BROOK, A.   American state universities, their origin and progress; a history of congressional university land grants, a particular account of the rise and development of the university of Michigan, and hints toward the future of the American university system.  | 61 |  
	| THRING, E.   Education and school.  | 62 |  
	| WISCONSIN journal of education, the.   For the years 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875.  | 63-66 |  
	 
	 
    The Kindergarten.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | BERNARD, H., editor.   Papers on Froebel's kindergarten, with suggestions on principles and methods of child culture in different countries.  | 67 |  
	| BUELOW, B. von M.   The new education by work, according to Froebel's method.  | 68 |  
	| DOUAI, A.   The kindergarten.  | 69 |  
	| HAILMANN, W. N.   Kindergarten culture  in the family and kindergarten.  | 70 |  
	| --- Primary helps, being No. 1 of a new series of kindergarten manuals	[2 copies].  | 71-72 |  
	| HUBBARD, C. B.   Merry songs and games for the kindergarten.  | 73 |  
	| KRAUS, J. and Boelte, M. K.   The Kindergarten guide, 1881. 74 |  
	| --- The same, 1877. [4 vols]. 75-78 |  
	| KRIEGE, M. H., translator.   The child, its nature and relations.  | 79 |  
	| LAURIE, T.   Kindergarten action-songs and marches, for infant schools, with music in the sol-fa notation.  | 80 |  
	| MANN, Mrs H. and Peabody, E. P.   Moral culture of infancy and kindergarten guide.  | 81 |  
	| SHIREFF, E.   Essays and lectures on the kindergarten.  | 82 |  
	| VAGO, A. L. and Pitman, B.   Instructions in the art of modeling in clay, with an appendix on modeling foliage, etc.  | 83 |  
	| WIEBE, E.   The paradise of childhood, a practical guide to kindergartners.  | 84 |  
	 
	 
    Manuals, Methods and Systems.
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ABBOTT, J.   Gentle measures in the management and training  of the young.  | 85 |  
	| --- The teacher. Moral influences employed in the management and instruction of the young.  | 86 |  
	| BAIN, A.   Education as a science. International scientific series [2 copies].  | 87-88 |  
	| BALDWIN, J.   The art of school management.  | 89 |  
	| BLAKISTON, J. R.   The teacher. Hints on school management.  | 90 |  
	| BROWNING, C.   Introduction to the history of educational theories.  | 91 |  
	| BURTON, W.   The culture of the observing faculties in the family and the school.  | 92 |  
	| CALDERWOOD, H.   On teaching: its ends and means.  | 93 |  
	| CALKINS, N. A.   Manual of object teaching, with illustrative lessons in methods and the science of education. [7 copies ].  | 94-100 |  
	| --- Primary object lessons for a graduated course of development.  | 101 |  
	| CURRIE, J.   The principles and practice of common school education. [2 copies ].  | 102-103 |  
	| --- The principles and practice of early and infant school education.  | 104 |  
	| ELDREDGE and brothers, publishers.   Cultivation of the senses.  | 105 |  
	| --- Cultivation of the memory.  | 106 |  
	| --- On class teaching.  | 107 |  
	| --- On discipline.  | 108 |  
	| --- On the use of words.  | 109 |  
	| FEARON, M. A.   School inspection.  | 110 |  
	| GILL, J.   Systems of education.  | 111 |  
	| GRUBE'S method.   Two essays on elementary instruction in arithmetic.  | 112 |  
	| GUTHRIE, F.   The first book of knowledge.  | 113 |  
	| HAILMANN, W. N.   Outlines of a system of object teaching, prepared for teachers and parents.  | 114 |  
	| JEWELL, F. S.   School government.  | 115 |  
	| JOHONNOT, J.   Principles and practice of teaching.  | 116 |  
	| LEITCH, J.   Practical educationists and their systems of teaching.  | 117 |  
	| LILIENTHAL, M. E. and Allyn, R.   Things taught.  | 118 |  
	| MAYHEW, I.   The means and ends of universal education.  | 119 |  
	| MAYO, C.   Lessons on objects.  | 120 |  
	| NORTHEND, C.   The teacher and the parent.  | 121 |  
	| --- The teacher's assistant; or, hints and methods in school discipline and instruction.  | 122 |  
	| OGDEN, J.   The art of teaching. [2 copies].  | 123-124 |  
	| --- The science of education [2 copies].  | 125-126 |  
	| --- The science of education and art of teaching.  | 127 |  
	| PAGE, D. P.   Theory and practice of teaching.  | 128 |  
	| PARKER, F. W.   Notes of talks on teaching. [2 copies].  | 129-130 |  
	| PAYNE, J.   Lectures on the science and art of education.  | 131 |  
	| --- The science and art of education.  | 132 |  
	| PAYNE, W. H.   Chapters on school supervision.  | 133 |  
	| PEABODY, E. P.   Record of Mr. Alcott's school, exemplifying the principles and methods of moral culture.  | 134 |  
	| PHELPS, W. F.   The teacher's handbook for the institute and the class room.  | 135 |  
	| ROBINSON, R.   Teacher's manual of method and organization, adapted to the primary schools of Great Britain, Ireland and the colonies.  | 136 |  
	| ROSENKRANZ, K.   Pedagogies as a system.  | 137 |  
	| SHELDON, E. A.   A manual of elementary instruction.  | 138 |  
	| STONE, I.   The elementary and complete examiner.  | 139 |  
	| SWETT, J.   Methods of teaching.  | 140 |  
	| WALKER, J.   The handy book of object lessons, from a teacher's note book.  | 141 |  
	| WELCH, A. S.   Object lessons, prepared for teachers of primary schools and primary classes.  | 142 |  
	| WICKERSHAM, J. P.   Methods of instruction.  | 143 |  
	| --- School economy.  | 144 |  
	 
 
	G. GERMAN. 
    
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | DEUTSCHER Katalog.   Milwaukeer oeffentliche Bibliothek.  | 1 |  
	| DIEHL, P.   Schatzkästlein fuer die Jugend. Aus Johann Peter Hebels sämmtlichen Erzählungen ausgewählt und mit einer biographischen Einleitung versehen.  | 2 |  
	| DITTES, F.   Geschichte der Erziehung und des Unterrichtes.  | 3 |  
	| DÜMLING, H.   Illustrirtes Thierleben fuer Schule und Haus, mit besonderer Beruecksichtigung der amerikanischen Thiere. Die Vögel.  | 4 |  
	| HARKORT, H. K.   Kinder-und Puppentheater. Dramatisirte Märchen nach Grimm u. a.  | 5 |  
	| HEYSE, J. C. A.   Ausfuehrliches Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache [2 vols.].  | 6-7 |  
	| --- Deutsche Schulgrammatik oder kurzgefasstes Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache mit Beispielen und Uebungsaufgaben.  | 8 |  
	| HIRT, F.   und Sohn. Herausg. Hirts Theater fuer die Jugend.  | 9 |  
	| JAEGER, V. A.   Der Anschauungs-Unterricht fuer die zwei ersten Schuljahre.  | 10 |  
	| KEHR, C.   Die Praxis der Volksschule.  | 11 |  
	| --- und Schlimbach, G.   Der deutsche Sprachunterricht im ersten Schuljahre nach seiner historischen Entwickelung, theoretischen Begruendung und praktischen Gestaltung.  | 12 |  
	| --- Der deutsche Sprachunterricht im ersten Schuljahre nach seiner historischen Entwickelung und in theoretisch-praktischer Darstellung.  | 13 |  
	| KELLER, F. E.   Geschichte des preussischen Volksschulwesens.  | 14 |  
	| KELLNER, L.   Aphorismen Zur Pädagogik der Schule und des Hauses [2 exemplare].  | 15-16 |  
	| --- Praktischer Lehrgang fuer den deutschen Sprachunterricht. Ein Hand- u. Huelfsbuch fuer Lehrer an Seminaren, Buergerschulen und Volksschulen.  | 17 |  
	| --- Volksschulkunde.  | 30 |  
	| MICHELSEN, K.   Kathechismus der deutschen Sprachlehre.  | 18 |  
	| NIESMANN, F.   Dr. Vogel's analytisch-synthetische Lesemethode, oder der vereinigte Anschauungs-Lese-und Schreibunterricht, angelehnt an Normalwörter mit Bildern.  | 19 |  
	| OTTO, F., Herausg.   Deutsche Dichter Denker und Wissensfuersten im XVIII und XIX Jahrhundert.  | 20 |  
	| SCHLEICHER, A.   Die deutsche Sprache.  | 21 |  
	| SEYDLITZ, E. von.   Schul-Geographie.  | 22 |  
	| VILMAR, A. F. C.   Geschichte der deutschen Nationalliteratur.  | 23 |  
	| WIEDEMANN, F.   Der Lehrer der Kleinen. Ein praktischer Rathgeber fuer junge Elementarlehrer.  | 24 |  
	| --- Präparationen fuer den Anschauungs-Unterricht.  | 25 |  
	| --- Sprachbilder nach bestimmten Sprachregeln.  | 26 |  
	| --- 200 Präparationen fur den naturkundlichen Anschauungs-Unterricht.  | 27 |  
	| WOLFF, G. L. B.   Hausschatz deutscher Prosa.  | 28 |  
	| --- Poetischer Hausschatz des deutschen Volkes.  | 29 |  
	 
 
	H. MISCELLANEOUS. 
    
	| No. of Book. | 
	 | ARISTOTLE.   Politics and economics.  | 1 |  
	| BACON, F.   The advancement of learning.  | 2 |  
	| BARTHOLOMEW, W. N.   Teacher's manual to accompany Bartholomew's national system of industrial drawing.  | 3 |  
	| BEARD, D. C.   What to do and how to do it; the American boy's handy book.  | 4 |  
	| BERNERS, J.   First lessons in health.  | 5 |  
	| BLACKIE, J. S.   On self-culture, intellectual, physical and moral.  | 6 |  
	| BLAIKIE, W.   How to get strong and how to stay so.  | 7 |  
	| BROWNE, S. H.   Manual of commerce.  | 8 |  
	| BRYANT, J. C.   New counting-house bookkeeping.  | 9 |  
	| CHENEY and Clapp, publishers.   Good behavior.  | 10 |  
	| CHOMET, Dr. H.   The influence of music upon health and disease.  | 11 |  
	| CICERO.   Three books of offices and other moral works.  | 12 |  
	| CLARKE, F. W.   Weights, measures and money.  | 13 |  
	| CLARKE, J. F.   Self-culture, physical, intellectual, moral and spiritual.  | 14 |  
	| CLAXTON, E, and company, publishers.   American oratory; or, selections from the speeches of eminent Americans.  | 15 |  
	| COLIN, A.   The universal metric system.  | 16 |  
	| CONWELL, R. H.   The life, travels and literary career of Bayard Taylor.  | 17 |  
	| CORFIELD, W. H.   Health.  | 18 |  
	| D'ANVERS, N.   Elementary history of art.  | 19 |  
	| DIAZ, A. M.   The schoolmaster's trunk, containing papers on home life in Tweenit.  | 20 |  
	| DUC, V. C.   Learning to draw; or, the story of a young designer.  | 21 |  
	| EGGERS, H. and Hanstein, H.   Elements of geometrical drawing, an introduction to mechanical drawing.  | 22 |  
	| EGGLESTON, G. C.   How to educate yourself with or without masters. Putnam's handy book series.  | 23 |  
	| FOTHERGILL, J. M.   The maintenance of health.  | 24 |  
	| HARSHA, D. A.   The most eminent orators and statesmen of ancient and modern times.  | 25 |  
	| HARTLEY, W. N.   Air and its relations to life.  | 26 |  
	| HIGGINSON, T. W.   Atlantic essays.  | 27 |  
	| HINTON, J.   Physiology for practical use.  | 28 |  
	| HUTTELL, J. S.   A brief history of culture.  | 29 |  
	| HUGHES, T.   Tom Brown's school days.  | 30 |  
	| --- Tom Brown at Oxford.  | 31 |  
	| HURST, J. F.   Life and literature in the fatherland.  | 32 |  
	| HUXLEY, T. H.   Lay sermons, addresses and reviews.  | 33 |  
	| JEVONS, W. S.   Money and the mechanism of exchange. International scientific series.  | 34 |  
	| KINGSLEY, C.   Health and education.  | 35 |  
	| LAMSON, M. S.   Life and education of Laura Dewey L. Bridgman, the deaf, dumb and blind girl.  | 36 |  
	| LANGE, J.   Modern art education, its practical and aesthetic character educationally considered.  | 37 |  
	| LEEDS, W. A.   Treatise on ventilation.  | 38 |  
	| LEWIS, D.   New gymnastics for men, women and children.  | 39 |  
	| MACLAREN, A.    System of physical education, theoretical and practical.  | 40 |  
	| MAYER, C.   Mercantile manual: a compendium of the history and methods of trade.  | 41 |  
	| OSWALD, F. L.   Physical education; or, the health laws.  | 42 |  
	| PLUMPTRE, C. J.   King's college lectures on elocution.  | 43 |  
	| POTTER, S. O. L.   Speech and its defects, considered physiologically, pathologically, historically and remedially.  | 44 |  
	| PRATT, D. J.   The regents' questions. 1866 to 1876.  | 45 |  
	| PUTNAM, J. P.   The metric system of weights and measures.  | 46 |  
	| RIBOT, T.   Diseases of memory.  | 47 |  
	| RICE, I. L.   What is music?.  | 48 |  
	| RICHARDSON, B. W.   Diseases of modern life.  | 49 |  
	| --- Learning and health.  | 50 |  
	| SCUDDER, H. E.  American men of letters Noah Webster.  | 51 |  
	| SMILES, S.  Character.  | 52 |  
	| --- Duty, with illus. of courage, patience and endurance.  | 53 |  
	| --- Self-help, with illustrations of character, conduct and perseverance.  | 54 |  
	| --- Thrift.  | 55 |  
	| SMITH, E.   Health.  | 56 |  
	| SMITH, W.   Art education, scholastic and industrial.  | 57 |  
	| STETSON, C. B.   Technical education, what it is, and what American public schools should teach. [2 copies].  | 58-59 |  
	| STEWART, B. and Ward, A. W.   Essays and addresses by professors and lecturers of the Owens college, Manchester.  | 60 |  
	| TAYLOR, S.   Science of music; or, physical basis of musical harmony.  | 61 |  
	| WALKER, W.   Handbook of drawing.  | 62 |  
	| WARNER, C. D. and others.   Hints for home reading.  | 63 |  
	| WATTS, I.   Improvement of the mind.  | 64 |  
	| WEIGALL, C. H.   The art of figure drawing.  | 65 |  
	| WILSON, G.   Handbook of hygiene and sanitary science.  | 66 |  
	| YOUMANS, E. L.   The culture demanded by modern life.  | 67 |  
 
   
 
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