IV. NATURAL HISTORY.--The Ocellated Pheasant. 1 figure.

The Maidenhair Tree in the Gardens at Broadlands, Hants,

England. 1 figure.

The Woods of America.--The Jessup collection in the American

Museum of Natural History, Central Park, and the characteristics

of the specimens.

V. AGRICULTURE, ETC.--An Industrial Revolution.--Increase in

the number of farms.

A Farmer's Lime Kiln. 3 figures.

The Manufacture of Apple Jelly.

Improved Grape Bags. 4 figures.

VI. ARCHITECTURE, ETC.--The Building Stone Supply.--Granite

and its sources.--Sandstone.--Blue and gray limestone.--Marble.--

Slate.--Other stones.--A valuable summary of the sources and uses

of quarry products.

VII. ASTRONOMY. ETC.--How to Establish a True Meridian. By

Prof. L. M. HAUPT.--Introduction.--Definitions.--To find the

azemuth of Polaris.--Applications, etc.

VIII. MISCELLANEOUS.--A Characteristic Mining "Rush."--The

Prospective Mining Center of Southern New Mexico.

The Food and Energy of Man. By Prof. DE CHAUMONT.--Original

food of man.--Function of food.--Classes of alimentary

substances.--Quantity of food.--Importance of varied diet.

Rattlesnake Poison.--Its Antidotes. By H. H. CROFT.

The Chinese Sign Manual.--The ethnic bearing of skin furrows

on the hand.

Lucidity.--Matthew Arnold's remarks at the reopening of the

Liverpool University College and School of Medicine.

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