UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 
 AT LOS ANGELES
 
 Class List No. 2] 
 
 >^ [May I, 1893 
 
 ■S 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF 
 
 WISCONSIN AUTHORS 
 
 BEING A LIST OF BOOKS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS, WRITTEN 
 
 BY WISCONSIN AUTHORS, IN THE LIBRARY OF t^HE 
 
 STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN 
 
 PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF REUBEN GOLD THWAITES AND ISAAC 
 SAMUEL BRADI,EY, BY EMMA ALETHEA HAWLEY 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Page. 
 Library Service, 1893 iv 
 
 Preface , v 
 
 Explanatory viii 
 
 Bibliography 1 
 
 Addenda: Titles received too late for classification , . . 251 
 
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 LIBRARY SERVICE -1893. 
 
 SECRETARY. 
 
 REUBEN GOLD THWAITES Madison 
 
 LIBRARIAN. 
 
 ISAAC SAMUEL BRADLEY Madison 
 
 ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN. 
 
 MINNIE MYRTLE OAKLEY Madison 
 
 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. 
 
 EMMA ALETHEA HAWLEY Madison 
 
 ANNIE AMELIA NUNNS Madison 
 
 FLORENCE ELIZABETH BAKER . Madison 
 
 JANITORS. 
 
 JOSEPH MALEC (library) Watertown 
 
 SALMON HOPKINS TUTTLE (gallery and museum) . Whitewater 
 
 Library Open — From 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 
 
 Portrait Gallery and MusEuai Open — Morning, 9 to 12:30; Afternoon, 
 1:30 to 5.
 
 PREFACE 
 
 The Society had fi'oni its earliest days striven to obtain books 
 and pamphlets by Wisconsin authors, in the fields of local history 
 and description. Six years ag'o, however, it undertook the task 
 of making as complete a collection as possible of all the pub- 
 lished works of Wisconsin writers in every department. This 
 collection is not yet complete, but is nearly so, and far sur- 
 , passes iu extent and variety the anticipations of its pi'ojectors. 
 flit is but forty-five years ago since Wisconsin became an Ameri- 
 ^can state. Commonwealth builders are not as a rule inclined to 
 'literature, and among them the leisure class is small, yet the 
 J" literary output " of Wisconsin, both amateur and professional, 
 .^has been considerable; it is doubtful if many Western states can 
 5 make so goodly a showing. 
 
 r Primarily designed as a mere inventory to accompany the 
 ^exhibition of bound books by Wisconsin authoi's to be made by 
 _^the Society at th? Columbian Exposition of 1893, the present 
 "publication has, in due process of evolution, grown into a full- 
 fledged Bibliography of AYisconsin Authors. It will be noticed 
 that this Bibliography, following well-established precedents, 
 includes not only books and pamphlets by Wisconsin writers, 
 but their articles in magazines, papers in the published transac- 
 tions of learned and industrial bodies, contributions to collected 
 works, etc., whether in the library or not. Contributions to 
 news journals have not been included, for, although much good 
 literary work has been done in Wisconsin by newspaper writ- 
 ers, the form of publication is ephemeral; moreover, the number 
 engaged therein is so large, that to adequately trace their writ- 
 ings would lead the bibliographer far afield, and require the 
 exercise of a more than mortal nicety of discrimination. Whei^e, 
 however, a writer who already appears in the catalogue has, to
 
 VI I'REFACK. 
 
 our kii(>\vl('(l<>-,\ also dour lU'Wspapi'r woi-k of some iiiH)ortance, 
 till' fact is noted. IJiicollec'ted jjoimiis upj)earing" in tlio poriod- 
 icals have not boeu catalotrued, but thi' fact that a writci- lias 
 had such published is ineideutally mentioned, pi'ovided he has 
 other entries in the list. 
 
 In the selection of those who may appropriately be styled 
 "Wisconsin authors, discretion has been freely used. Authors 
 born or reared uitlun the state — like Hamlin Garland — but 
 achieving litcraiy reputation after leaving Wisconsin, have not 
 been included; in the case of many authors who lived but for a 
 short time in the state — as James G. Percival — we give only such 
 of their writings as were published while residents ; in the case of 
 men who have done the largest part of their work in the state, 
 but have since removed from it — John Bascom, for instance — we 
 have given all of their writings until they left, even those pub- 
 lished before coming to Wisconsin ; another class of writers, 
 recently arrived and still living here — State University pro- 
 fessors, for example, — are represented in this list by all of 
 their publications to date. It is, however, impossible to apply 
 hard-and-fast rules here; spec-ial i-(>asons have tended to inter- 
 rupt a strictly logical treatment. 
 
 It is perhaps needless tdv the editors to p.)in1 out that they 
 have in no wise been influenced by personal predilections in the 
 selection either of authors or of titles; neither has the quality of 
 the matter in any degree determined its choice: form of publica- 
 tion was the sole consideration. A library catalogue is a true 
 democracy of letters, wherein all grades of fame and merit are 
 raarshallcil uiulci- the unswerving rules of alphabetical prece- 
 dence. 
 
 It is iKit pretended that these are all the works extanl, by 
 Wisconsin authors, even within the accej)te(i classes. The 
 Society's efforts towards a complete collection have been earn- 
 estly prosecuted; but 11 has not thus far succeeded in acquiring 
 for its shelves every known woi'k, while no douhl much material 
 has been jiublished liy Wisconsin authoi's of whom we have no 
 record. There are, too, we feel assured after all our care, errors 
 of commission as well as omission, particularly in the titles 
 of Avo]-ks not in the libi'ary. The hope is. that this publication
 
 PREFACE. VI 1 
 
 may lead to thi-ir rectification: correspondciu-e rccrarding the 
 matter, with all persons interested, is cordially invited. Authors 
 whose works are marked with a * — indicating that they are not 
 in the library, — as well as authors whose works have been over- 
 looked, would confer a favor by presenting the same to the Society, 
 that thoy may appear in future editions of the Bibliography. 
 
 Reuben G. Thw.mtes. 
 Isaac S. Bradlev.
 
 Kxi^r.A.XA.'roRv. 
 
 The size of each book or pamphlet is iiulicated by the last letter fol- 
 lowing^ the title, aucl deuotes height only, as follows: 
 
 Fe (48^) up to 10 
 
 Tt (32^) 10 to 12.5 
 
 T (24") 12.5 to 15 
 
 S (IG'^) 15 to 17.5 
 
 D (12=') 17.5 to 20 
 
 O ( 8°) 20 to 25 
 
 Q ( 4°) 25 to 30 
 
 F ( f°) 30 to 35 
 F4 35 to 40 
 
 F5 -10 to 50 
 
 centimeters, nearly 
 centimeters, nearlj' 
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 4 inches. 
 
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 Ibid. 
 
 Id. 
 
 Ports, 
 n. d. 
 
 n. J). 
 
 * 
 
 signifies: 
 
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 signifies: 
 
 The same volume as that referred to in next pre- 
 ceding reference. 
 
 The same series as that referred to in next pre- 
 ceding reference. 
 
 With portraits. 
 
 No date of publication given. 
 
 No place of pul)lication given. 
 
 That the publication is not in the library. 
 
 include words or dates not in the title.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 
 
 Abbelex, Peter Mathias. In memoriam. John Lawler of Prairie 
 du Chien. Born May 4th, 1832. Died Feb. 24th, 1891. Portrait. 
 Milwaukee, 1891. 21p. O. 
 
 Abbey, Mrs. Mathilda O. Genealogy of the family of Lt. Thomas Tracy, 
 of Norwich, Conn. Milwaukee, 1888. 1.38p. O. 
 
 Adams, Benjamin Franklin. The ideal and the real in horticulture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 1!, 1880-81, pp. •i-.il-i-iB. 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. Outlines of lectures on the growth of liberty 
 in England. 1870. * 
 
 Democracy and monarchy in France, from the inception of the 
 
 great revolution to' the overthrow of the second empire. 2d ed., re- 
 vised. New York, 1875. \iii+.311. p. O. 
 
 Demokratie und monarchic in Frankreich, vom beginn der groszen 
 
 revolution bis zum sturz des zweiten kaiserreichs. Stuttgart: Aug. 
 Berth. Auerbach, 1875. viii+lUp- D. 
 
 The relations of higher education to national prosperity. An ora- 
 tion delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa society of the University of 
 Vermont, June 27, 1876. Burlington: The Society, 1876. 27p. O. 
 
 Historical sketch of the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor: 
 
 The University, 1876. iv-f 56p. O. 
 
 Outlines of lectures on the English govei*nment and the rise of 
 
 Prussia. 1876. * 
 
 Higher education and the state: the lesson of Colonial days 
 
 1878. 22p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Xeir Englander, 3Iay, 1878. 
 
 Questions and notes on the constitutional history of England, for 
 
 the use of advanced students and post-graduates in the historical 
 seminary. Revised edition. Ann Arbor: Sheehan »\: Company, 1879, 
 35p. O. 
 
 2— Bib.
 
 2 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Adams, Charles Kexdall. Rehitious of political science to national 
 prosperity. Address, University of Michigan, Oct. 3, 1881. Ann Ar- 
 bor, ISSI. O. * 
 
 A manual of historical literature; comprising brief descriptions of 
 
 the most important histoi'ies in English, Pi-ench, and (rerman; to- 
 gether with practical suggestions as to methods und courses of his- 
 torical study. New York: Harper iV: Bros., 188'J. xxxviii-f-G55p. O. 
 
 3d edition, revised and enlarged, 1889. xx.wiii -f-r-^'Oi). O. 
 
 Representative British orations. With introductioQs and explan- 
 atory notes. By Charles Kendall Adams. New York: G. P. Put- 
 nam's Sons, 1885. 3v. S. 
 
 The ideals of university life; introductorj' address before the 
 
 students of Cornell University, September 25, 1835. * 
 
 Cornell Em, v. 18, p. 17. 
 
 The part of the University of Michigan in the work of higher ed- 
 ucation. 1885. D. * 
 
 The development of higher education in America. Inaugural 
 
 address. 
 
 Proceedings and addresses at the inauguration of Charles Kendall Adams to the 
 preside ncji of Cornell University, November 19, 188.5, Ithaca. N. Y., ISSij, p. 51. O. 
 
 On methods of teaching history. 
 
 In llcdVs Methods of Teach iii<i History, Boston, 1885. D. 
 
 Higher education in Germany; address before the meeting of 
 
 school commissioners and city .superintendents of the state of New 
 York, held at Ithaca, December 28, 1885. * 
 
 Academy (Syracuse, N. Y. ), 18S0. 
 
 Annual report of the president of Cornell University for 1885 86. 
 
 Ithaca, N. Y., 1886. 136p. O. * 
 
 Cornell University: Its significance and its .scope; address deliv- 
 ered at the 0th annual baiupiet of the New York Alumni Associa- 
 tion of Cornell University, at Delmonico's, New York city, March 31, 
 188G. Ithaca, N. Y., 1886. 19p. O. * 
 
 A plea for scientific agriculture; address before the New Y'ork 
 
 State Farmers' Institute, held at Cornell University, Feb. 16, 1886. 
 Ithaca, N. Y., 1886. 16p. O. * 
 
 — — A word in behalf of experiment stations at our agricultural col- 
 leges; remarks before the committee on agriculture of the House 
 of Representatives at Washington, Jan. 28, 1886. Ithaca, N. 1'., 1886. 
 7p. O. *
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 3 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. The rational use of a student's life; ad- 
 dress before the students in Cornell University, Sept. 21, 188G. * 
 
 Cornell Era, v. 19, p. 15. 
 
 The responsibilities of liberty; baccalaureate address before the 
 
 senior class in Cornell University, June 13, 1886. * 
 
 Christian Union, July 9, 1886. 
 
 Annual report of the president of Cornell University for the 
 
 academic year 1886-87. Ithaca, N. Y., 1887. v+127p. O.* 
 
 Report on the establishment of a law school at Cornell Univer- 
 sity. 1887. * 
 
 The Morrill land grant; a memorial address delivered at the 
 
 Massachusetts Agricultural College, June 21, 1887. Amherst, Mass., 
 1887. 16p. O. * 
 
 Contemporary life and thought in the United States. 
 
 Contemporary Review, v. 51, 1887, pp. 181-140: v. 52, 1887, pp. 734-734. 
 
 Educational system of Germany. * 
 
 Academy (Syracuse, N. Y.;, v. 1, 1887, p. 33. 
 
 College fraternities. * 
 
 /(/., V. 2, 1887, p. 372. 
 
 Washington and the higher education; an address delivered 
 
 before Cornell University, February 22, 1888. Ithaca, N. Y., 1888. 
 37p. O. * 
 
 The situation in Europe in 1888. * 
 
 Chautauquan. v. 8, 1888, p. 348. 
 
 Annual report of the president of Cornell University for the 
 
 academic year 1887-88. Ithaca, N. Y., 1888. v-|-148p. O. 
 
 The outlook of higher education. * 
 
 America, v. 1, September, 1888. 
 
 The policy of Russia in the East. * 
 
 Chautauquan, v. 9, 1888, pp. 18, 82. 
 
 ■ The public school question. * 
 
 America, v. 1, December, 1888. 
 
 T he teaching of pedagogy in colleges and universities. * 
 
 Academy (Syracuse, N. Y.), v. 3, 1888, p. 4G9. 
 
 The defeat of President Cleveland. 
 
 Contemporary Review, v. 55, 1889, pp. 283-300. 
 
 Discussion: Defects in our present educational processes. * 
 
 102rf Annual Report of the Regents of the University of yew York, 1889, p. 144.
 
 4 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. Remarks on G. M, Forbes's paper: "Defects 
 in our present educational processes." * 
 
 //.(•(/., I). 190. 
 
 - — Annual report of the presidoat of Cornell University for 1888-89. 
 
 Ithaca, N. Y., 1889. iv4-12'2p. O.* 
 
 Recent historical work iu tiio coUej^es and universities of Europe 
 
 and Amerir-a. luauj^ural address before the American Historical 
 Association, Washington, December 28, 1889. 
 
 Papers of American Historical Association, v. 4, 1890. 
 
 Annual Report of American Historical Association, 1880, pp. 19-43. 
 
 Matiazine of American Historji. v. 23, 1800, pp. 11-131. 
 
 Annual report of the president of Cornell University for the 
 
 academic year 1889-90. Ithaca, N. Y.. 1890. TOp. O. 
 
 The politics which made and unmade Rome. * 
 
 Chautanqnan, v. 10, 1889-90. 
 
 Moral aspects of college life. 
 
 Forum, v. 8, pp. 665-675. 
 
 The backward boy. * 
 
 Youth's Companion, v. 63, 1890, p. 53. 
 
 The next step in education. 
 
 Forum, v. 10, 1891. pp. 618-632. 
 
 Annual report of the president of Cornell University for 1890-91. 
 
 Ithaca, X. Y., 1891. iv-l-7G+(10)p. O.* 
 
 Coordination of colleges and universities.* 
 
 University Magazine, .Tune. 1891. 
 
 Chri.stopher Columbus; his life and his work. Portrait. New 
 
 York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1892. xv-f2Glp. D. 
 
 Makers of America series. 
 
 Adams, Henry Cullen. Agricultural education. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State A;jriciiltHral Societi/, v. •,•.">. 1887, \'ip. 335-341. 
 
 The dairy in Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 26, 1888. pp. 177-187. 
 
 The rights of farmers' wives and daughters. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 18, 1888, pp. 208-215. 
 
 Farmers as business men and citizens. 
 
 ]yisconsin Farmers' Institutes, Bulletin No. 2, 1888, pp. 206-213.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 5 
 
 Adams, Leslie H. Silo building and filling. 
 
 University of Wisconniu, Ayricnltiiral E.rpfrimoit Station, Bulletin No. 19, 
 April, 1889, pp. 5-15. 
 
 Shall I build a Silo? 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 28, 1890, pp. 193-199. 
 
 Adams, Miss Xora F. Prize essay: Native trees and shrubs of Wis- 
 consin. 
 
 Transactions ^^'isconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 20, 1890, pp. 160-166. 
 
 Albee, George Sumner. The practical in edvication. Paper read be- 
 fore the annual meeting of the Wisconsin teachers' association, at 
 Appleton, July 8, 1881. 
 
 Wisco)tsin Journal of Education, v. 11, I881, pp. 527-535. 
 
 Address at the annual session of Wisconsin teachers' association, 
 
 at Jauesville, July 6, 1S82. 
 
 Id., V. 12, 1882, pp. 379-388. 
 
 Physical conditions in school-life. 
 
 /(/., V. 19, 1889, pp. 1-8. 
 
 Alden, Levi. Education of farmers' sons. 
 
 Transaction.'^ Wi.'iconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 271-279. 
 
 Allen, H. Horticulture and health. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticulturcd Society, v. 8, 1878, pp. 40-48. 
 
 Allen, Mrs. Margaret Andrews. School government. * 
 
 Illinois Teacher, v. 14, 18(58, p. 380 
 
 Our five little kittens and their relations. * 
 
 Our Young Folks, November, 18C8, p. 538. 
 
 How Bunny built her nest and what we found in it. * 
 
 The Nurse'-y, June, 1870, p. 16G. 
 
 A family camp in Yellowstone Park. * 
 
 Outing, November, 1885, p. 157. 
 
 Industrial education for girls; a public cooking school. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10. 1886, pp. 489-491. 
 
 Lay of the Last Minstrel. By Walter Scott. Edited by Mar- 
 garet Andrews Allen. Boston: Ginn & Co., 1888. 139p. C* 
 
 My success in introducing good reading in a country school. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 483-485. 
 
 Mrs. Allen has also written articles in Babyhood, as follows: A mother's jour- 
 nal, March, 1885; Baby travellers, March, 18S6; ChiMren"s fancies, November, 1885; 
 Nursery literature, December, 1887; Home instruction for little children, January, 
 1889; The ideal nursery maid in America, December, 1890; Nursery literature, 
 December, 1886; One way of making the summer useful to our children, June, 1891.
 
 6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Allen, Nelson Elisha. Gypsum, or land-piaster, aad how to use it. 
 
 Tninsnctinng Wisconsin State Ayriciiltimtl Society, v. l.'i 1874-75, pp. 2til -•JOV. 
 
 Utilization of the wastes of the farm. 
 
 Id., V. 15, 18rft-77, pp. iHi-i-i-i. 
 
 Allen, Thomas Scott. The Second Wisconsin at the first battle of Bull 
 Run. 
 
 War Papers, Cominanderj/ of Wisconsin, Militunj Order of Loyal Leyion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 374-393. 
 
 Allen, William Francis. Politics of early Rome. 
 
 Christian Examiner, v. G7, 1859, pp. 379-390. 
 
 Rawlinson's Herodotus. 
 
 M., V. CO, 1859, pp. 183-201; v. 09. 1800, p. 149. 
 
 Slavery in Rome. 
 
 Xorth American Review, v. 91, 1800, pp. 90-107. 
 
 Hand-book of classical geography, chronology, mythology, and 
 
 antiquities. Prepared for the u^e of schools by T. P. Allen and 
 W. F. Alien. Boston, 1861. r2:{p. O. * 
 
 Future of the South. 
 
 Christian Examiner, v. 73, 1862, pp. 435-454. 
 
 Democracy on trial. 
 
 Id., V. 74, 1863, pp. 262-294. 
 
 — — Freedmen and free labor in the South. 
 
 Id., V. 76, 1804, pp. 344-374. 
 
 A trip in South Carolina. 
 
 The Xaiion, v 1, 1805, p. 106. 
 
 State of things in South Carolina. 
 
 Ibid., p. 172. 
 
 Feeling of the South Carolinians. 
 
 Ibid , p. 237. 
 
 Basis of .suffrage. 
 
 Ibid., p. 303. 
 
 The feelings of the Southern negroes. 
 
 Ibid., p. 393. 
 
 Free labor in Louisiana. 
 
 Cliristian Examiner, v. 78, 1805, pp. 383-399. 
 
 The negro dialect. 
 
 The Nation, v. 1, 180.\ pp. 744.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 7 
 
 Allen, William Francis. The Southern whites. 
 
 Ihid., p. 331. 
 
 South Carolina. 
 
 Christian Examiner, v. 79, 1865, pp. -^KG-aSl. 
 
 The American executive. 
 
 Id., V. 80, isr,6, pp. 174-196. 
 
 Town meetings for great cities. 
 
 The Xafion, v. 2, 1866, p. 684. 
 
 Dangers of the republican party. 
 
 IcL. V. 6. 1867, p. 232. 
 
 Our colleges. 
 
 Christ! (HI Examiner, v. 83, 1867, pp. 47-63. 
 
 Slave songs of the United States. Compiled in connection with 
 
 Charles P. Ware and Lucy M. Garrison. Xew York. 1867. 115p. O. 
 
 The use of Mr. Johnson's folly. 
 
 The yatinii, v. .5, 1867, p. 170. 
 
 Impeachment. 
 
 Id., V. G, 1S68. p. 490. 
 
 The mob spirit. 
 
 Id., V. 7, 1868, p. 410. 
 
 The caucus system. 
 
 Christian E.raminer, t. 87, 1869, pp. 137-153. 
 
 The coming administration. 
 
 Id., V. 86, 1869, pp. 30-40. 
 
 Minority representation in Illinois. 
 
 Tlie Xafioii, v. 9, 1869, p. 556; v. 43, 1886, p. 229. 
 
 Religion of Ancient Greece. 
 
 Xorfli American Revien: v. 109. 1869, pp. 106-121. 
 
 The rural population of England as classified in Domesday Book. 
 
 Transactions M'i.'iconsin Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters, x. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 167-177. 
 
 The sexes in colleges. 
 
 The Xation, r. 10, 1870, p. 134. 
 
 A day with a Roman gentleman. 
 
 Hours at Home, v. 10, 1870, pp. o80-402. 
 
 Latin lessons. Edited with J. H. Allen. Boston: Ginn Brothers, 
 
 1871. l.Sip. D.
 
 8 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Allen, Willl\m Francis. Religiou of the Ancient Romans. 
 
 North American Review, v. 113, isri, pp. 30-63. 
 
 Text-books in United States history. 
 
 Wisconsin Joiirndl of Educntion. v. 1, ISM, pp. ir.)-irO, ■.J13-tJU, -.ii.'j-iJ??. 
 
 University of Wisconsin. 
 
 Old and Xew, v. 4, 1871, p. 137. 
 
 Postmasters by election. 
 
 The Nation, v. 14, 187>', p. 302. 
 
 How the Xetherland provinces became a nationality. 
 
 Univcrxit;/ Press, October 3, 1872. 
 
 Manual Latin grammar. With J. H. Allen. Boston: Ginn Brothers 
 
 1872. Uop. D. 
 
 Two dangers threatening our schools. 
 
 The Nation, v. 13, 1873, p. 103. 
 
 Latin selections. Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. 
 
 Boston: Ginn Brothers, 1873. 64p. D.* 
 
 Shorter course of Latin prose. Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. 
 
 Greenough. Boston: Ginn Brothers, 1873, G4p. D.* 
 
 Ranks and classes among the Anglo-Saxons. Madison, 1874. 
 
 7p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Trans((ctions Wisconsin Acudemij of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 3, 1873-74. 
 
 The rural classes of England in the thirteenth century. A paper 
 
 read before the Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and letters, 
 Madisou, 1871. lOp. O. 
 ihiii. 
 
 Csesar's Gallic war. Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. 
 
 "Soston: Ginn Brothers, 1871. xv-|-(57p. D. 
 
 Instruction in American history. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, p. 380. 
 
 — — Study of history. 
 
 Unirersitji Press, 1874. 
 
 Utility of classical studies as a means of mental discipline. 
 
 ■Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. 11-10. 
 
 ■ Latin Reader. Edited witli J. H. Alien. 5th edition. Boston: 
 
 Ginn Brothers, 1875. 205p. D. 
 
 Virgil. Edited with .T. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. Boston: 
 
 Cinii P.rnther.s, 187r). viii-(-188p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. Q 
 
 Allen, William Francis. Preparatory Latin course. Edited with J. H. 
 Allen and J. B. Greenough. Boston: Ginn Brothers, 1875. 301p. D. * 
 
 United States sovereignty, whence derived and where vested. 
 
 Madison, 187G. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters, 
 V. 3, 1875-76. 
 
 Also in Transartions Wisconsin Slate Ac/ricultural Suciety, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 467- 
 474. 
 
 Agriculture in the middle ages. 12p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin State Agricnltural Society, v. 15, 1876-77. 
 
 The origin of the freeholders. 
 
 Tran.-iactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4. 1876-77, 
 pp. 19-24. 
 
 Peasant communities in France, and the origin of the freeholders. 
 
 14p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ihid. 
 
 Practical education. Address before the University of Nebraska, 
 
 June 19, 1876. Lincoln, 1876. 22p. O. 
 
 The question of tenure in civil service reform. 
 
 The Nsition, v. L':J, 1876, p. 37. 
 
 The English cottagers of the middle ages. lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Aanleniy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 5, 1877-1881. 
 
 Latin composition. Boston: Ginn Brothers, 1877. - 40p. D. 
 
 Iq memoriam. Prof. Stephen Haskins Carpenter, LL. D. Read 
 
 before the State historical society, December 17, 1878. 
 
 Wisconsin Hixliirical Collections, v. 8, pp. 103-105. 
 
 A survival of land community in New England. 
 
 The Xfition, v. ','6, 1878, p. 52. 
 
 The " Man on horseback " in the United States. 
 
 International Review, v. 7, 1879, pp. 33-38. 
 Mr. Morgan upon early Roman history. 
 
 Penn Monthly, v. 10, 1879, pp. llo-l^o. 
 
 Mr. Morgan's classificatory sy.stem of relationships. 
 
 Id.. V. 11, 1880, pp. 487-495. 
 
 The battle of Mons Grapius. 9p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions of American Philolocjical AssiKintian, ISSO.
 
 lO WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Allen, Willlam Francis. International copyright. 
 
 Lii>j)incotVs Mimthln .\(agazine, v. 25, 1880, pp. 102-108. 
 
 Select orations of Cicero, chronologically arranged, with a full 
 
 vocabulary, by R. F. Pennell Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. 
 Greenough. Boston: Ginn & Heath. 1880. .\v+91-f lUp. D. 
 
 Address before the Free religious association of the University of 
 
 Wisconsin, November 17, 1881. Madison, 1881. 20p. D. 
 
 The life of Agricola and Germany, by P. Cornelius Tacitus. Ed- 
 ited by William F.Allen. Boston: Ginn. Heath A- Company, 1881. 
 vifGSp. D. 
 
 City government in Massachusetts. 
 
 The Xation, v. 33, 1S81, p. 169. 
 
 The primitive democracy of the Germans. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Acaclemi/ of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. C, 1881-83, 
 pp. 28 -42. 
 
 The pronunciation of Latin. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of E:lucatiiiii, v. 11, ISSI, pp. 106-109. 
 
 Emerson. 
 
 The Dial, v. 3, 1882, p. j. 
 
 Reader's gviide to English history. Boston: Ginn, Heath & Com- 
 pany, 1882. 33p. ob. T. 
 
 Same, with supplement, 1883. 49p. 
 Same, witb snpplenieut, 1888. -IDp. 
 
 The village community and serfdom in England; and, Town, town- 
 ship and tithing. 24^p. O. 
 
 Two articles, rejii-inteil from Transactions Wiseaii^in Academy of Sciences, Arts 
 and Letters, v. 7, 1883-87. 
 
 Primitive communities. 
 
 Science, v. 3, 1884, pp. 786-789. 
 
 How the Roman spent his year. 
 
 Li]i))incott\t Mo)itlih/ Maaazine. v. 33, 18S1, pp. 34",-3.")l, 447-156. 
 
 Caesar's Gallic war. Editf^d with J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. 
 
 Revised with notes by H. P. Judsou. Boston: Ginn Sc Company, 
 1885. xix4-18B-fl%p. D. 
 
 The conspiracy of Cataline as related by Sallust. Edited with 
 
 J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. Boston: Ginn, Heath & Company, 
 1885. xii-l-84p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAniV OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. II 
 
 Allex, William Fraxcis. Gradation aud the topical method of his- 
 torical study. 
 
 Id Hall's Methods of Teaching and Studying History. Boston, 1885. D. 
 
 Selections from the poem of Ovid, chiefly the metamorphoses. 
 
 Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough. Boston: Ginn & 
 Companj', 1885. x4-'2824-20.5p. D. 
 
 Select orations of Cicero, chronologically arranged, covering the 
 
 entire period of his public life. ErJited with J. H. Allen and J. B. 
 Greenough. Boston: Ginn »lt Company, 1886. xvii-t-lOlp. D. 
 
 Cicero de Senectute. Edited with J. H. Allen and J. B. Green- 
 ough. Boston: Ginn A: Company, 1886. xvii+2504-194:p. D. 
 
 Historical introduction to Giun's Plutarch. Boston, 1886. 9p. 
 
 D. * 
 
 Introduction to Latin composition. Revised and enlarged. Bos- 
 ton: Ginn & Company, 1886. vii + 181p. D. 
 
 - — — On laying foundations in Latin. 
 
 Wisconsin Jonrncd of Education, v. lU, 1886, pp. 135-144. 
 
 History topics; for the use of high schools and colleges. Boston: 
 
 D. C. Heath i Company, 1886. 121p. S. 
 
 Mommsen. 
 
 Tlie Xation, v. 45, 1887, p. 41i. 
 
 The monetary crisis in Rome, A. D. 33. 
 
 Transactions American Philological Association, 1887, pp. 5-18. 
 OafcUne studies in thg history or Iralan 1. Chicago, 1837. 7p. T. 
 
 Lex curiata de Imperio. 
 
 Transactions American I'ltilological Association, 1888, pp. 5-19. 
 
 Higher education in Wi'^consin. By Wm. F. Allen and David E. 
 
 Spencer. 6Sp. O. 
 
 United States Bureau of Education, ^"ircular Xo. 1, 18S9. 
 
 The place of the northwest in general history. 
 
 Papers of American Historical Association, v. .3, Xo. 3, 1889, pp. 87-104. 
 
 Preparation for the English course. Objects of the course. 
 
 IVisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 1889, pp. 95-105. 
 
 Annals of Tacitus. Books i-iv. Boston, 1890. xi-|-li4p. D. *
 
 12 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Allen, William Francis. Short history of the Roman people.' Boston: 
 Giun & Company, 1800. xiv + .'iTOp. D. 
 
 Essays and monojjrraphs. Memorial volume. [Edited by Da^•id B. 
 
 Fraiikenhur^er, Reuben G. Thwaites, Frederick J. Turner, and 
 Joseph 11. Crooker.] Portrait. Boston: The editors, 1890. vi-f- 
 392p. O. 
 
 The abovf list includes only I'rofessor Allen's books, pamphlets, anil lending 
 inajrazine articles. He was also a frequent contributor to the periodicals, his articles 
 being chiefly reviews of new iniblications, most of which appeared in The Xation. 
 For a comi)lete list of Professor Allen's writings, see Kssay.i <iiid Moniiyrapha, 
 pp. 35.S-382. The bibliography iu that work was prepared under the direction of 
 Dr. F. J. Turner. 
 
 Anderson. Jajies Sibree. The state and the farmer. 
 
 TransartiDiis Wisconsin State Agritnltitral Society, v. -27, 1889, pp. 296-804. 
 
 Anderson, Mattuew. Currency, ta.xatiou, and transportation. 
 
 Id., V. 12, 1873-74, pp. 189-201. 
 
 Anderson, R.\smus Bjorn. Xatur-Videnskabernes Forhold til Relif?ionen. 
 En Forelasning af P. A. Chadbourne, LL. D., tidligere Professor i 
 Naturhistorie ved Williams College og Professor i Xaturhistorie og 
 Chemi ved Bowdoin College, nu Pnisident for Universitetet i Wis- 
 consin. Oversat af R. B. Anderson. Madison, Wis.: Trykt i B. W. 
 Suckow's Bog og Accidents-Try kkeri, 1869. IGp. O. 
 
 The Scandinavian languages; their historical, linguistic, literary, 
 
 and scientific value. Elucidated by quotations from eminent Ameri- 
 can, English, German, and French scholar.s. Notices of these lan- 
 guages by H.W. Longfellow, George P. Marsh, Samuel Laing, Robert 
 Buchanan, Schlegel, Mallet, and others. Madison, Wis.: Democrat 
 Company Printing Office, 1873. lOp. O. 
 
 Den Xorske Maalsag. Han Per og ho Bergit. Chicago: Skandi- 
 
 navens Forlag, 187-4. 99p. S. 
 
 Tro og Foruuft. Tale af Dr. John Bascom, holdt i Assembly 
 
 Chamber i Madison, Wis., til de e.xaminarede Kandidater af Wiscon- 
 sin Universitet Sondag EPtermiddag den 13de Juni, 1875. Oversat 
 af R. B. Anderson. Chicago, 1875. 15p. O. 
 
 Tale ved Pemti-Aarsfesten for den Xorske Udvaudring til Amerika 
 
 Holdt i Chicago den 5te Juli, 1875. Chicago: Trykt i Skaudinavens 
 Bog-og Akcidents-ti'j'kkerri, 1875. 27p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 3 
 
 Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn. Norse mythologj', or the religion of our fore- 
 fathers, containing all the myths of the Eddas, systematized and 
 interpreted, with an introduction, vocabulai-y, and index. 2d edi- 
 tion. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Company; London: Triibner & Co., 
 1876. i73p. O. 
 
 4th edition, 1884. 
 5th edition, 18i)0. * 
 
 Hand-book for charcoal burners, by G. Svedelius. Translated from 
 
 the Swedish by R. B. Anderson, A. M., Professor of Scandinavian 
 languages in the University of Wisconsin. Edited with notes by 
 W. J. L. Xicodemus, Professor of civil engineering in the Univer- 
 sity of Wisconsin. With twenty-three wood engravings. New 
 York: John Wiley & Son, 1875. xv-|--217p. D. 
 
 - Viking tales of the north. The sagas of Thoi'stein, Viking's son 
 and Fridthjof the Bold, translated from the Icelandic by R. B. An- 
 derson. Also Tenger's Fridthjof's saga, translated into English by 
 George Stephens. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Co., 1877. xviii4-370p. D. 
 
 2d edition, 1S83. 
 3d edition, 1889. * 
 
 — — America not discovered by Columbus. An historical sketch of 
 the discovery of America by the Norsemen in the tenth century, 
 with an appendix on the historical, linguistic, literary, and scientific 
 value of the Scan linavian languages. Also a bibliography of the 
 pre-Columbian discoveries of America, by Paul Barron Watson. 
 Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Co.; London: Trubner & Co., 1877. V20p. D. 
 
 3d edition, 18S:!. 
 4th edition, 1891.* 
 
 In meinoriam. Prof. Stephen Haskins Carpenter, LL. D. Address 
 
 before the State historical society, December IT, 1878. 
 
 Tr/«'</(s//i, Hitstoiicdl Collections, v. 8, pp. 80-95. 
 
 Amerika ikke opdaget af Columbus. En historisk Skildring af 
 
 Xormaendenes Opdagelse af Amerika i det lOde Aarhundrede. Med 
 et Anhaug om de nordiske Sprogs historiske, sproglige, literaere og 
 videnskabelige Vaerd. Oversat fra Engelsk efter den anden forbe- 
 drede og forogede Udgave af C. Chrest. Portrait. Chicago: "Skan- 
 dinavens" Bogtrykkeri, 1878. 125p. D. 
 
 The influence of reading upon health. 
 
 Third Aiinnal Report of the State Board of Health, 1878, pp. 71-78. 
 Finland and the Kalevala. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal -jf Education, v. 8, 1878, pp. 985-".JflO.
 
 14 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Anderson, Rasmcs B.iorn. Teutonic mythology. 
 
 The Anierican Aittiiinnridn. v. 2, 1879-80. pp. :J~l-275. 
 
 The Younger Edda: also called Snorre'-s Edda, or the Prose Edda. 
 
 An English version of the Foreword; the fooling of Gylfe, the After- 
 word; Brage's Talk, the Afterword to Brage's Talk, and the impor- 
 tant passages in the poetical diction (Skaldskaparmal), with an 
 introduction, notes, vocabulary, and inde.x. Chicago: S. C. Griggs 
 & Co.; London: Triibner ct Co., 18S0. 302p. O. 
 
 The Norway music album: a selection for home use from Norway's 
 
 folk songs, dances, etc., national airs, and recent compositions ar- 
 ranged for pianoforte and solo singing, with a few four-pai't songs. 
 Edited and furnished with English text by Auber Forestier and 
 Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1881. 2G0p. Q. 
 
 Biographical sketch of Lyman C. Draper, LL. D., secretarj^ of the 
 
 State historical society of Wisconsin. Portrait. Cincinnati: Peter 
 G.Thomson. 1881. 31p. Q. 
 
 Synuove Solbakken. By Bjornstjerne Bjiirusou. Translated from 
 
 the Norse by Rasmus B. Anderson. Portrait. Boston: Houghton, 
 Mifflin A Co., 1882. lOTp. D. 
 
 Magnhild By Bjornstjerne Bjornson. Translated from the Norse 
 
 by Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin ».V- Co., 1883. 
 223p. D. 
 
 — — The fisher maiden. By Bjornstjerne Bjornson. Translated from 
 the Norse by Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & 
 Co., 1883. 274p. D. 
 
 Captain Mansgina, and other stories. By Bjornstjerne Bjornson. 
 
 Translated" from the Norse by Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Hough- 
 ton, Mifflin & Co., 1883. 256p. D. 
 
 The bridal march, and other stories. By Bjornstjerne Bjornson. 
 
 Translated from the Norse by Rasmus B. Anderson. Illustrated. 
 Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1883. 201p. D. 
 
 Arne. By Bjornsterne Bjornson. Translated from the Norse by 
 
 Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 188-3. 200p. D. 
 
 A happy boy. By Bjornstjerne Bjornson. Translated from the 
 
 Norse by Rasmus B. Anderson. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 
 1884. IGop. D. 
 
 Julegave. Et udvalg af Eventyr og Fortaellinger. Chicago: John 
 
 Anderson & Co., 1884. 242p. D. 
 7th edition, 18&0.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 5 
 
 Andersox, Rasmus Bjorn. History of the literature of the Scandina- 
 vian North, from the most ancient times to the present. Translated 
 from the Danish of Frederik Winkel Horn, Ph.D., with a bibliogra- 
 phy of the important books in the English language relating to the 
 Scandinavian countries, prepared for the translator by Thorvald 
 Solberg. Chicago: S. C. Gripgs & Co., 1884. ix + 507p. O. 
 
 The spell-bound fiddler: a Norse romance by Kristofer .Janson. 
 
 Translated from the original by Auber Forestier. With an introduc- 
 tion by Rasmus B. Anderson. 2d ed. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Co., 
 188i. 163p. D. 
 
 Mythologie Scan din ave. Legendes des Eddas. Traduction de 
 
 M. Jules Leclercq. Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1886. x-f-293p. D. 
 
 Eminent authors of the nineteenth century. Literary portraits 
 
 by Dr. Georg Brandes, translated from the original by R. B. Ander- 
 son. Portraits. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1886. vii-|- 
 460p. O. 
 
 Amerikas forste Opdagelse. Af forfatteren gjennenset og auto- 
 
 riseret oversaettelse ved Fr. Winkel Horn. Portrait. Kjobenhavn: 
 Gyldendalske Boghaudels Forlag (F. Hegel & Son), Graebes Bogtryk- 
 keri, 1886. 80p. O. * 
 
 Nordisk mythologi af R. B. Anderson. De Forenede Staters 
 
 Ministerresident i Kjobenhavn. Oversettelse efter originalens 4de 
 oplag ved Dr. Fr. Winkel Horn. Kristiania: Albert Cammermeyer, 
 1887. xvi-f480p. O. * 
 
 With steel portrait and biographical sketch of the author. 
 
 The religion of the ancient Scandinavians. 
 
 From HomilKtic Magazine, v. 16, 188?, pp. 1-6, 69-76. 
 
 Non Biblical systems of religion. A .symposium, by the Ven. 
 
 Archdeacon Farrar, D. D.; Rev. Canon Rawlinson, M. A.; Rev. W. 
 Wright, D. D.; Rabbi G. J. Emanuel, B. A.; Sir William Muir: Rev. 
 Edwin Johnson, M. A.; T. W. Rhys Davids, LL. D., Ph. D.; The Hon. 
 Rasmus B. Anderson; and Rev. Wm. Nicolson, M. A. London: James 
 Nisbet & Co., 1887. 243p. O. * 
 
 Monumentet til Ole Bull. Madison, 1887. 4p. O. 
 
 The Lofoden cod fisheries. 
 
 United States Consular Reports, v. 25, 1888, pp. 70-^3.
 
 l6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn. Market for American wares in Denmark and 
 Scandinavia. 
 
 Ihid.. V. -ib, 1888, pp. 82-85. 
 
 Die erste Entdeckung von Amerika. Eine historische skizze der 
 
 Entdeckung Amerikas durch die Skandinavier. Autorisirte Ueber- 
 setzung von Mathilde Maun. Hamburg: Verlag von J. F. Richter, 
 1888. G2p. O. * 
 
 Teutonic mythology. Translated from the Swedish of Viktor 
 
 Rydberg, Ph. D., member of the Swedish academy, author of "The 
 Last Athenian," "Roman Days," and other works. London: Swan 
 Sonnenschein & Co., 1889. xii4-70r)p. O. 
 
 Among cannibals: an account of four years' travels in Australia 
 
 and of camp life with the aborigines of Queensland. By Carl Lum- 
 holtz. Tran.slated by Rasmus B. Anderson. With portraits, maps, 
 4 chromo-lithographs and woodcuts. New Vork: Cliarles Scribner's 
 Sons, 1889. xx-f 39r)p. O. 
 
 The Heimskringla or the .sagas of the Norse kings, from the Ice- 
 landic of Snorre Sturlason, by Samuel Laing, Esq. 2d edition, 
 revised vvith notes by Rasmus B. Anderson. Plates. Maps. Lon- 
 don: John C. Nimmo; New York: Scribner & Welford, 1889. iv. O. 
 
 Scandinavian mythology, the religion of our forefathers. Minne- 
 apolis, 1890. 15p. O. 
 Same. Madison, 1893. 
 
 Where was Vineland? A reply to Prof. Gustav Storm, refuting 
 
 his arguments in favor of locating Vineland in Nova Scotia, and 
 maintaining that Columbus was acquainted with the Norsemen's 
 discovery of America. Minneapolis, 1891. T2p. O. 
 
 Professor Anderson has also contributed to the- Auicrican supplement of Encyclo- 
 po'did Britannicn; to MrClhitork d: StroiK/x Ci/cloix'dia; to Jolmson's Cijclopcdia; 
 to Kiddle (£ Schein''s Cyclopedia; to the last edition of C'luiDibars'a Cyclopedia, and 
 to Gilmore's Cyclopedia. He has been a frequent contributor, also, to The Dial 
 (Chicago), to TUr Sat ion (N. Y. ), and to vario\is other periodicals. 
 
 Anderson, William Edwin. School discipline. 
 
 Wisconsin .liiitiiKil of Education, v. II, 1881, j>p. 10'.)-116. 
 
 Physical education. 
 
 [d., V. 12, 1SH,>, pp. :iii--«-2. 
 
 Waste in elementary work. 
 
 Id., V. ir, 18.sr. pp. 3t;4- 373.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 7 
 
 Andersox, William Edwin. The physical side of education. 
 
 Eleventh Annitai Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1887, pp. 99-116. 
 
 English in elementary schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 428-433. 
 
 Ansox, Charles Hexry. Assault on the lines of Petersburg, April 2, 
 1865. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin. MiUtary Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 85 98. 
 
 General Robert E. Lee. 
 
 Ibid, pp. 241-2.50. 
 
 Abmitage, William Edmuxd. The German Sunday. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 22-71. 
 
 Memorial before the legislature of the state of Wisconsin, against 
 
 taxation of church property. Milwaukee, 1873. 4p. D. 
 
 Armsby, Hexry Prextiss. One aspect of soil exhaustion. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 2'2, 1883-84. pp. 333-350. 
 
 Composition and digestibility of feeding stuffs. 
 
 University of Wisconsin, Agricultural Experiment Station, Second Annual 
 Re2)ort. 1884, pp. 67-77. 
 
 Analysis of feeding stuffs. 
 
 Id., Third Annual Report, 1885, pp. 86-90. 
 
 Analyses of fertilizers. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 124-134. 
 
 On the influence of the nutritive ratio upon milk production. 
 
 Id., Fourth Annual Re^wrt, 1880, pp. 147-159. 
 
 Tests of dairy cows. 
 
 Id.. Bulletin Xo. lit, October, 1886, 14p. 
 
 The oil test for cream. By H. P. Ai-msby and F. G. Short. 
 
 Id., Bulletin Xo. 12, October, 1887, lop. 
 
 Armstroxg, William Ayres. Miracle Hill. A legendary tale of Wis- 
 consin. Illustrated. Milwaukee, 1889. 73p. O. 
 3— Bib.
 
 1 8 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Arnett, William W. ''The faithful are miuished." A sermon occa- 
 sioned by the death of the Rev. Stephen G. Gassaway, late rector of 
 St. Paul's church, St. Louis. Preached in St. Paul's church, Mil- 
 waukee, February 26, 1854. Milwaukee, 1854. 13p. O. 
 
 The faithful steward. A sermon preached in St . Paul's church, 
 
 Milwaukee, Wednesday, June lith, 1854, at the opening of the 
 eighth annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal church in 
 the diocese of Wisconsin. Milwaukee, 1854. 17p. O. 
 
 Arnold, Alexander Ahab. Poetry of the farm. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Societi/, v. 17, 1878-711, pp. 10J-3<J1. 
 
 Transportation from the northwest to the sea coast. 
 
 id., V. 19. 1880-81, pp. 108-118. 
 
 Arnold. Mrs. Mary D. Flowers. 
 
 TranaacfioHs Wisconsin State Hortictdtiiral Soviet //, v. 9, 1878-70, pp. 56-62. 
 
 Adaptation of horticulture. 
 
 Id., V 16, 1886, pp. 25.'5-261. 
 
 Cultivation of house plants. 
 
 Id., V. 18, 1888, pp. 34-41. 
 
 Arthur, Joseph Charles. Fungoid growth. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Ayricultnral Societi/, v. 19, 1880-81, pp. 1.33-14;-!. 
 
 Atkinson, Vickers T. Health of animals. 
 
 Id., V. 25, 1887, pp. .301-300. 
 
 Atwood, David. Gov. Louis P. Harvey. Address, May 13, 1862. 
 
 Wiscon.sin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 48-62. 
 
 Life and public services of Hon. Benjamin F. Hopkins. 
 
 Id., V. 6, pp. ri-86. 
 
 — Newspapers of the United States. Annual address delivered at 
 Sparta, June 18, 1867, to the Wisconsin editors' and publishers' as- 
 sociation. Madison, 1867. 13p. O. 
 
 — Sketch of the life, character and services of Hon. B. F. Hopkins. 
 Read before the Wisconsin state hi-'torical society, Nov. 15, 1870. 
 Madison. 1870. 18p. O. 
 
 — Wisconsin at the centennial exhibition of 1876. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricidtiiral Societij, v. 15, 1876-77, pp. 257-370.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IQ 
 
 Atwood, David. In memoriam. George B. Smith. Address before the 
 State historical society, November 10, 1879. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 111-120. 
 
 In memoriam. Prof. Stephen Haskins Carpenter, LL. D. 
 
 Ibid., pp. JO5-IO;. 
 
 Memoi-ial record of the fathers of Wisconsin; containing sketches 
 
 of the lives and career of the members of the constitutional con- 
 ventions of 1846 and 1847-48. With a history of early settlement in 
 Wiscon.sin. Prepared by H. A. Tenney and David Atwood. Madison: 
 The State, 1880, 400p. O. 
 
 Sketch of the life and character of Cadwallader C. Washburn. 
 
 Address before the State historical society, July 25, 1882. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. 327-349. 
 
 Mortimer Melville Jackson. Memorial address presented at the 
 
 meeting of the State historical society of Wisconsin, January 2, 1890. 
 
 Proceedings of the Thirty-seventh annual meeting of the State Historical Society 
 ,,f Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 95-101. 
 
 Ayeb, Capt. Albert Frank. A word for the man in line. 
 
 Proceedings of Eighth annual convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1889, pp. 67-69. 
 
 Babbitt, Clinton. The railroads and the people. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 19, 1880-81, pp. 310-330. 
 
 Mr. Babbitt was also editor of the Transactions during the term of his secre 
 taryship of the Society, 188:J-86. 
 
 Babcock, Stephen Moulton. Artificial fertilizers and land plaster. 
 
 University of Wisconsin. Agricultural E.rperiment Station, Bulletin No. 14, 
 April, 1888. 17p. O. 
 
 The constitution of milk and some of the conditions which af- 
 fect the separation of cream. Illust. 
 
 Id., Bulletin No. 18, January, 1889. 35p. O. 
 
 Variations in the yield and quality of milk. 
 
 Id., SLdh Annual Report, 1889, pp. 42-60. 
 
 A new method for the estimation of fat in milk, especially adapted 
 
 to creameries and cheese factories. 
 
 Id.. Bulletin No. 24, July, 1890. 18p. O. 
 
 Creaming experiments. 
 
 Id.. Bulletin No. 29, October, 1891. 18p. O.
 
 20 \VISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Babcock, Stephen Moulton. The estimation of the total solids in milk 
 from the per cent, of fat and the specific gravity of the milk. 
 
 Id., Eighth aiuinal report, 1891, pp. 292-:j07. 
 
 B.\CH, James Anthony. Epiphora and its treatment. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 215-222. 
 
 A rational treatment of granulated eyelids. 
 
 Id., 1891, pp. loo-ur. 
 
 Polypi and other myxomatous proliferations of the nose, and their 
 
 surgical treatment. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 189-199. 
 
 Baensch, Emil. How can National-guard service be made attractive to 
 the best material ? 
 
 Proceedings of Third (in)tu(d convention, Officers of Wisconsin Ifational 
 Guard, 1884, pp. 37-42. 
 
 Bailey, Kate M. " Plea for the seasons," written for the Madison In- 
 stitute, on the occasion of its twentieth annual festival, August 5, 
 1873. Madison, 1873. Up. D. 
 
 Baird, Mrs. Elizareth Therese. Indian customs and early recollec- 
 tions. 
 
 Wi.ironsin Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. .303-.326. 
 
 Mrs. Baird was the author of a series of sketches of "Early Life in ■\Iackinaw 
 and Green Bay," in The State Gazette, of Green Bay, between Decenaber 4, 1886, 
 and November 19, 1887. 
 
 Baird, Henry Samuel. An address delivered at a public in.stallation of 
 the officers of Menominie Lodge, at Green Bay, December 27, 1826. 
 Detroit, 1827. 18p. O. 
 
 Early history and condition of Wisconsin. Annual address de- 
 livered before the State historical society in the senate hall [Madi- 
 son], .30th January, 1856. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 72-97. 
 
 Recollections of the early history of Northern Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 4, pp. 197-321. 
 
 Baker, Charles M. Pioneer history of Walworth county. An address 
 delivered before the Old Settlers' society of Walworth county, Octo- 
 ber 5, 1869. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, jjp. 441-475.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 21 
 
 Baker, Myron Ecgexe. Vacation thoughts; a collection of poems. 
 Madison: Published by author, 1887. 186p. S. 
 
 Baldauf, Joseph. How to learn English. A manual for the use of even- 
 ing schools and for private instruction. Milwaukee, 1882. 62p. D. 
 
 Balg, Gerhard Hubert. Gothic grammar; with selections for reading, 
 and a glossary by Wilhelm Braune. Translated from the second 
 German edition by Gerhard H. Balg. New York, 188.3. 128p. O. 
 
 The I-sound in English. 
 
 American Journal of Philology, v. 6, 1883, pp. 7-34. 
 
 Comparative glossary of the Gothic language with especial refer- 
 ence to English and German. With a preface by Prof. Francis A. 
 Marsh. Mayville, Wis., 1889. xvi+667p. O. 
 
 The first Germanic bible, translated from the Greek by the Gothic 
 
 bishop Wulfila in the Fourth century; and the other remains of the 
 Gothic language. Edited with an introduction, a syntax, and a glos- 
 sary. Milwaukee, 1891. xxi-l-4:69p. Q. 
 
 Ballard, John Andrews. Three cases of fracture. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 121-126. 
 
 Ballou, Daniel Wilber, Jr. First grave in the city of Watertown. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 377-381. 
 
 Barker, James. Summer on the shores of Lake Superior. Illust. Mil- 
 waukee, 1882. 59p. D. 
 
 Barlow, John Whitney. Personal reminiscences of the war. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 106-119. 
 
 Barnes, Charles Reid. Botanical notes. * 
 
 Botanical Gazette, v. 2, 1877, p. 120. 
 
 Notes on the flora of Clinton county, Missouri. * 
 
 Ibid., p. i:38. 
 
 - Catalogue of the phsenogamous and vascular cryptogamous plants 
 found growing wild in Jefferson county, Indiana. By C. R. Barnes. 
 To which is added a list of plants growing in Clark county, but not 
 found in Jefferson, by John F. Baird. Madison, Ind.: Pub. by au- 
 thors, 1878. 12p. O. *
 
 22 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Barnes, Charles Reid. Addenda to the flora of Jefferson county, 
 Indiana.* 
 
 Botanical Oazette, v. :}, 187H, p. 13. 
 
 Heliopsis vs. Helianthus. * 
 
 Id., V. 4. 1871), p. 123. 
 
 The hairs of Lychnis Githago. * 
 
 lhi<l., p. 107. 
 
 Notes on the flora of West Virginia. * 
 
 Ihirl., p. 181. 
 
 An interesting demonstration [of the structure of cystoliths]. * 
 
 ihi(L, p. mo. 
 
 The coefliciont of contraction [of wood in seasoning). * 
 
 Id., V. 5, 1880, p. 4. 
 
 The anthers of Clethra. * 
 
 Thid.. p. 104. 
 
 Botanical charts. * 
 
 Id., V. G, 1881, p. 186. 
 
 Catalogue of the phaenogamous and vascular cryptogamous plants 
 
 of Indiana, by John M. and Stanley Coulter, and C. R. Barnes. Map. 
 Crawfordsville,Ind.: Pub. by authors, 1881. iii-[-38p. O. 
 
 Supplement to same. Crawfordsville, Ind.: Pub. by authors, 1882. 
 
 4p. O. * 
 
 [Anatomical] Notes from a laboratory. * 
 
 Botanical Gazette, v. 7, 1882, p. 35. 
 
 Marked protandry [of Pelargonium]. * 
 
 Id., V. 8, 1883, p. HiO. 
 
 Water pores of fuchsia. * 
 
 //./(/., p. 210. 
 
 Direct observation of the movement of water in plants.* 
 
 Ibid., p. 2U0. 
 
 Abnormal Anthemis Cotula. * 
 
 ibid., p. 318. 
 
 The roothairs of Adiantum pedatum. * 
 
 /(/., V. <), 1884. p. 12.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 23 
 
 Barnes, Ciiakles Reid. The chlorophyll bands in Spirogyra. * 
 
 Ihld.. p. 13. 
 
 The occurrence of cork between the annual layers in the stem of 
 
 Catalpa speciosa. * 
 
 Ihid., p. 74. 
 
 Oospores of Cystopus in Capsella. * 
 
 Iliid.. p. 191. 
 
 A cheap dissecting microscope. * 
 
 Id.. V. 10, 1S85, p. 427. 
 
 Potassic hydrate bottle. * 
 
 Ihid.. p. 438. 
 
 Asa Gray [a biographical sketch]. 
 
 Id., V. 11, 1886, p. 1. 
 
 Tumble-weeds. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 08. 
 
 The process of fertilization in Campanula Americana. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 99. 
 
 The Gray herbarium of Harvard University. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 151. 
 
 Handbook of plant dissection, by J. C. Arthur, C. R. Barnes and 
 
 J. M. Coulter. New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1886. xi4-256p. D. * 
 
 Satne, 1887. * 
 
 A revision of the North American species of genus Fissidens. 
 
 16p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Botanical Gazette, v. 12. 1887. 
 
 A registering auxanometer. * 
 
 Botanical Gazette, v. ?2, 1887, p. 1.50. 
 
 How plants forage. Illust. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 19, 1889, pp. 59-68. 
 
 Notes on North American mosses. I. * 
 
 Botanical Gazette, v. 14, 1889, p. 44. 
 
 Leo Lesquereux [a biographical sketch]. * 
 
 Id., V. 1.5, 1890, p. 16. 
 
 An abnormal water pore. * 
 
 Id., V. 16, 1891, p. 235.
 
 24 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 BARxr.s. Charles Reid. Notes on North Aiuericau mosses. II. 4p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Botanical Gazette, v. 16, 1891. 
 
 Artificial keys to the genera and species of mosses recognized 
 
 in Lesquereux and James's Manual of the Mosses of North America: 
 with additions. 81+lp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 8, 1888-91. 
 
 Outlines of a university extension course of six lectures on the 
 
 physiology of plants. Madison, 1891. 4p. O. 
 
 Professor Barnes is also one of the editors of the Botnuind Gazette (Bloomington, 
 Ind.), for which he has written numerous notes, book-review.^, editorials, and ab- 
 stracts. He has also written popular articles in the Madison (Ind.) Star, and Madi- 
 son (Ind.) Courier. 
 
 Barnett, James R. Health in the public schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 143-151. 
 
 Salicylate of ammonium in the treatment of typhoid and septic 
 
 fevers and inflammations. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 18SG, pp. 155-163. 
 
 The antipyretic and the abortive treatment of typhoid and remit- 
 tent fevers. 
 
 Id., 1888, pp. 111-130. 
 
 Barrett, Joseph O. The soldier bird: history of "Old Abe" the live 
 war eagle. Chicago, 18G5. Tip. O. 
 
 Same. Madison, 1876. 128p. D. 
 
 Barry, A. Constantine. Annual address delivered at the state agricul- 
 tural fair in Milwaukee, October 10, 1856. Wisconsin; its condition, 
 prospects, etc. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agrictdtural Society, v. 4, 1854-57, pp. 264-274. 
 
 The farmer, what he has to deal with, and how he should deal 
 
 with it. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin A/jricultitral and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 5, 1877-78, pp. 137-152. 
 
 Bartlett, Edwin Wilcox. Color blindne.ss. 
 
 Sixth Annucd Report, Wisconsin State Board of Health, 1881, pp. 16-27. 
 Transact ons State Medical Soc ety of Wisconsin, 18S2, pp. 29-3i). 
 
 Entropium: a further modification in the operation for its cure. 
 
 Id., 1887, pp. 100-164.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. ."5 
 
 Bartlett, Edwin Wilcox. Otitis media puruleuta. 
 
 Id., 1888, pp. 217-234. 
 
 Cataract extraction, with preliminary iridectomy. 
 
 III., 1889, pp. 200-204. 
 
 Bascom, John. Mental vigor: its component parts. Address at the New 
 York Central College, 1852. * 
 
 Xature as emotional expression. Address before the Landscape 
 
 association, Williams College, 1853. * 
 
 — Modes of mental action. * 
 
 Williams College Magazine, 1853. 
 
 — Hickok's empirical psychology. 
 
 North American Review, v. 84, 1857, pp. 364-379. 
 
 — Baccalaureate sermon, Williams College, 1861.* 
 
 — ^•Esthetics, or the science of beauty. Boston: Potter & Ains- 
 worth, 1862. D. * 
 
 Same, revised and enlarged. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1883. viii + 340p. D. 
 
 — • Review of Buckle's history of civilization. 
 
 Xew EnyhuKhr, v. 21, 1862, pp. 173-193. 
 
 — The laws of political economy in their moral relations. 
 
 Ibid, pp. 649-068. 
 
 — Our duty to the community. Sermon, North Pownal, Vermont, 
 1863. * 
 
 — Sermon on temperance, at Williams College, 1863. * 
 
 — Philosophy of Rhetoric. Boston: Potter tV: Ainsworth, 1865. D. * 
 
 Same. New edition. New York, 1883. D. * 
 
 — Political economy of agriculture. * 
 
 Massachusetts Aijricultiirid Rejwrts, 1865-66. 
 
 — The relation of intuitions to thought and theology. 
 
 American Presbyterian Revieiv, v. 15, 1866, pj). 272-291. 
 
 — Agricultural address at Pittsfleld, [Mass.]. 
 
 Transactions of Berkshire Agricultural Society for the year 1865. Pittsfleld, 
 1866, pp. ;i-12.
 
 2b WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Bascom, John. Intuitive ideas, and their relation to knowledge. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 23, 18UG, pp. 1-18. 
 
 Utilitarianism. 
 
 I hi (I. pp. 435-4.53. 
 
 Conscience, its relations and office. 
 
 Id., V. 24. 18G7. pp. 150-175. 
 
 Cause and effect. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 296-317. 
 
 The natural theology of social science. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacta. v 24, 25, 26. 1867-69. 
 
 - Temperance discourse delivered in the Congregational church, 
 Great Barrington, Massachusetts, May 26, 1867. Great Barrington, 
 Mass, 1867. O. 
 
 - Secret societies in college. Sermon preached September 6th, 1868, 
 Williams College. Pittsfield, Mass., 1868. 19p. O. 
 
 - The foci of the social ellipse. 
 
 Putnam'' s Magazine, v. 14, 1869, pp. 713-725. 
 
 - Consciousness: What is it? 
 
 American Presbyterian Review, v. 18, 1869, pp. 478-491. 
 
 - Inspiration and the historic element in the scriptures. 
 
 /(/., V. 19, 1870, pp. 90-105. 
 
 - The human intellect. 
 
 Bibliotheca San-a, v. 27, 1870, pp. 68-90. 
 
 - The sphere of civil law in social reform. 
 
 American Presbyterian Revieiv, v. 20, 1871, pp 40-51. 
 
 - Darwin's theory of the origin of species. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 349-379. 
 
 - Agricultural address at North Adams [Mass.], 1871. * 
 
 - In.stinct. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 28, 1871, pp. 654-685. 
 
 - The threefold kingdom. An address before the Mills theological 
 society of Williams College, June 23, 1872. Albany, 1872. 20p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 27 
 
 Bascom, John. Science, philosophy, aud religion. Lectures delivered 
 before the Lowell Institute, Boston. New York: G. P. Putnam & 
 Sons, 1872. iv+311p. D. 
 
 Evolution as advocated by Herbert Spencer. 
 
 Frcsbyterian Qnarterly Revien; v. 1, 187:2. pp. 400-515. 
 
 The influence of the press. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. CO. 187:2, pp. 401-418. 
 
 The influence of the pulpit. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 098-719. 
 
 Address at the inauguration of Dr. Chadbourne, Williams Col- 
 lege, 1872. * 
 
 The nation. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. -30. 187 J, pp. 465-481. 
 
 Taine's English literature. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 628-047. 
 
 Philosophy of English literature. A course of lectures delivered 
 
 in the Lowell Institute. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1874. 
 xii4-318p. D. 
 
 The freedom of faith. A baccalaureate sermon delivered to the 
 
 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 14, 1 874. Mad- 
 ison, 1874. 16p. O. 
 
 Political economy: designed as a text-book for colleges. And- 
 
 over, Mass.: Warren F. Draper, 1874. 366p. D. 
 
 Economy in farming. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Ayricidtural Society, v. 13, 1874-75, pp. 148-100. 
 
 Dress. 
 
 Ibid, pp. 434-452. 
 
 Principles of psychology. New York: 1875. D. 
 
 - Faith and reason. Baccalaureate sermon, University of Wiscon- 
 sin, June 13, 1875. Madison, 1875. 18p. O. 
 
 Same in Norwegian; translated Dy R. B. Anderson. Chicago, 1875 l,5p. O. 
 
 Professor Albert Hopkins. 
 
 Bibliotheca .SVaca, v. 32, 1875. pp. 350-362.
 
 28 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Bascom, Johx. Consciousness. 
 
 Iliid., pp. (570-703. 
 
 - The seat of sin. Baccalaureate sermon, University of Wisconsin, 
 June 18, 1876. Madison, 187G. ITp. O. 
 
 - Philosophy ot religion. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 187G. 
 D. * 
 
 - The synthetic or cosmic philosophy. 
 
 Bibliothera Surra, v. 3.3, 1876, pp. 018-655. 
 
 - Condition of progress in the agricultural classes. 
 
 Transactions of Wiscnnsui Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1876-77, pp. 110-120. 
 
 - Comparative psychology; or, the growth and grades of intelligence- 
 New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1878. iv4-297p. D. 
 
 - The common school. A baccalaureate sermon delivered to the 
 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 16, 1878. Mad- 
 ison, 1878. 16p. O. 
 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin State Arjrirultnral Society, 1877-78, pp. 356-368. 
 
 - Government by growth. Baccalaureate sermon delivered to the 
 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 15, 1879. Mil- 
 waukee, 1879. 2ip. O. 
 
 ~ Ethics; or, the science of duty. New Y^ork: G, P. Putnam's Sons, 
 [1879]. xvi+383p. D.* 
 
 - Tests of a school system. Baccalaureate sermon delivered to the 
 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 20, 1880. Mil- 
 waukee, 1880. 30p. O. 
 
 - Natural theology. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1880. xiii-|- 
 306p. D. 
 
 - Examinations. 
 
 The XVesterJi, v. 6, 1880, pp. 497-499. 
 
 - Improvements in language. 
 
 Irl., V. 7, 18S1, pp. 402-.509. 
 
 - Logic for life. 
 
 Ibi'l., pp. 270-273.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 29 
 
 Basoom, John. The state universities in the North-western states. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 134-145, 229-238. 
 
 Atheism in colleges. 
 
 North American Revieu; v. 132, 1881, pp. 32-40." 
 
 Freedom of will empirically considered. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 6, 1881-83, 
 pp. 2-20. 
 Journal of Christian Fhilosophij, v. 1, 1882, pp. 9-lC. 
 Christian Thought, v. 1, 1883, pp. 49-64. 
 
 The university and the high schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 11, 1881, pp. 155-159. 
 
 Truth and truthfulness. A baccalaureate sermon delivered to the 
 
 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 19, 1881. Mil- 
 waukee, 1881. 23p. O. 
 
 Philosophical results of a denial of miracles. 
 
 Princeton Revieu; v. 8, n. s., 1881, pp. 85-94. 
 
 The philosophy of prohibition. New York, 1882. 2.3p. D. 
 
 The lawyer and the lawyer's question. Baccalaureate discourse 
 
 preached in assembly hall. University of Wisconsin, June 18, 1882. 
 Milwaukee, 1882. 27p. O. 
 
 Instruction in philosophy, in colleges and universities. * 
 
 Education, v. 2, 1882, pp. 43r-445. 
 
 The gains and losses of truth from philosophy. * 
 
 Journal of Christian Pliilosoiihij, v. 1, 1882. 
 
 Mind and matter; their immediate relation.*' 
 
 Id., V. 2, 1883, p. 195. 
 
 — .— The words of Christ as principles of personal and social growth . 
 New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1883. v4-220p. O. * 
 
 The natural and the supernatural. A baccalaureate sermon de- 
 livered to the graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, June 
 17, 1883. Milwaukee, 1883. 25p. O. 
 
 The science of mind. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1883. 
 
 xi-f-462p. D.
 
 30 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Bascom, John. Mind and matter, their ultimate reference. * 
 
 Journal of Christian Philosophy, v. 2, 1883, p. 450. 
 
 First principles. 
 
 Trcuisactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 22, 1883-84, pp. 226-236. 
 
 Woman suffrage. Address at meeting of the Wisconsin advocates 
 
 of the movement at Madison. Madison, [1881]. 7p. O. 
 
 The new theology. Baccalaureate sermon, University of Wiscon- 
 sin, 188i.* 
 
 The historic sense. Address at annual convention of the Beta 
 
 ThetaPi. Chicago, 1881. O.* 
 
 The public press and personal rights. * 
 
 Education, v. 4, 1884, p. 604. 
 
 - — The university and the state. * 
 The University Revieiv, Kansas, 1884. 
 
 University of Wisconsin. 
 
 Descriptive America, v. 1, 1884, pp. 121-122. 
 
 Problems in philosophy. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1885. 
 
 222p. O. * 
 
 Prohibition and common sense. New York, 1885. 24 p. D. 
 
 Hero worship. Baccalaureate sermon preached in assembly hall, 
 
 University of Wisconsin, June 21, 1885. 
 
 Inspiration. * 
 
 Netv Etujland Lender, .January, 188.5. 
 
 Common sense and spiritual insight. Baccalaureate sermon. Uni- 
 versity of Wisconsin, June 20, 1886. Milwaukee, 1886. 28p. O. 
 
 The pulpit and practical benevolence. * 
 
 Pulpit Trcdsiiri/, January, 1880. 
 
 Length of pastorate. * 
 
 /(/.. March, 1880. 
 
 Sociology. A treatise. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, [1887J. 
 
 xii 4- 26-4p. D. *
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 3 1 
 
 Bascom, John. A Christian state. Baccalaureate sermon, University 
 of Wisconsin, 1887. * 
 
 Books that have helped me. 
 
 The Forum, v. 3, 1887, pp. 263-272. 
 
 The gist of the labor question. 
 
 1(1., V. 4, 1887, pp. 87-95. 
 
 Scientific theism. * 
 
 Sew Knylund Leader, April, 1887. 
 
 Prohibitory law and personal liberty. 
 
 yorth Anwricfin Review, v. 147, 1888, pp. 135-140. 
 
 The ideal element in the good teacher. Address at the semi- 
 centennial, Westfield [Mass.] normal school, 1889. * 
 
 The civic growth of society. Address to the law class. University 
 
 of Wisconsin, 1890. 
 
 Commencement Annual, University of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 65-85. 
 
 Memorial of Hon. Joseph White, Williamstown, 1890. * 
 
 - The new theology. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1891. \'iii4- 
 217p. 'O.* 
 
 The Bennett law. 
 
 Educational Revietc, v. 1, 1891, pp. 48-52. 
 
 A new policy for the public schools. 
 
 The Forum, v. 11, 1891, pp. 59-66. 
 
 Bashford, Robert McKee. In memoriam, George B. Smith. Address 
 before the State historical society, November 10, 1879. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 130-139. 
 
 Batchelor, W. A. Empyema. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 1.52-165. 
 
 B.\TE, Mrs. Amelia AVilliams. Biographical sketches of Increase Allen 
 Lapham, and other distinguished citizens of Wisconsin, submitted 
 in competition for a special state fair premium. Portrait. Mil- 
 waukee, 1891. 43p. O.
 
 32 WISCONSIN HISTORICx\L SOCIETY. 
 
 Beach, Charles Randolph. Science in agriculture. 
 
 Tnaisartions Wisconsin State Aoriciiltural Sucicf!/, v. 23, 1885, pp. 280-2i)l. 
 
 Education from a fanner's standpoint. Address delivered at the 
 
 Educational Institute in Palmyra. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 188'.), pp. 2.33-241. 
 
 Beach, William Harrison. Address delivered before the Wisconsin 
 Teachers' association at Madison, July 7, 1880. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 325-334. 
 
 - Some questions in supervisions. Read at the South Western 
 Wisconsin Teachers' association. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 493-501. 
 
 Beadle, Jane E. The play of gold. Versified story of moral interest. 
 Milwaukee, 1887. 82p. S. 
 
 Becker, Charles. Church music and Cecilian music compared. 
 
 Catholic World, v. 48, 1888-89, pp. 682-689. 
 
 Professor Becker has written essays on churcli music for Ccecilia (St. Francis, 
 Wis.), and the Catholic World (Nenr York), and has arranged Tor voice and organ 
 several vespers, masses, and offertories. 
 
 Becker, Nicholas Edward. Prairieblummen. Eng sammlonk fu lidder 
 a Gedichter an onserrer letzeburger deitseher sproch. Als unhank 
 e glossar fun de gebrauchte werder. Erausgin fum Ns. Conner. 
 Part 2. Lidder a gedichter, fum N. E. Becker. Dubuque, Iowa, 
 1883. pp. 2.3 GO. O. 
 
 Bell, Joseph McClell.^n. The campaign of New Mexico, 18G2. 
 
 War Papers, Conimandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 47-71. 
 
 Bennett, Ch.vrles Edwin. Some new theories of the Greek KA Perfect. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 141-155. 
 
 Bennett, Rev. P. S. History of Methodism in Wisconsin. Portraits. 
 Cincinnati: P. S. Bennett & James Lawson, 1890. 522p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 33 
 
 Berrymax, John R. Catalogue of the Wisconsin state library, 1881. Pre^ 
 pared by the state librarian. Madison: The State, 1881. x-)-482p. O^ 
 
 Supplement to the revised statutes of the state of Wisconsin, 1878". 
 
 containing the general laws from 187!) to 1883, with the revisers' 
 notes to cases construing and applying these and similar statutes by 
 the supreme court of Wisconsin and the courts of other states. 
 Compiled and annotated by A. L. Sanborn and J. R. Berrryman. 
 Chicago: Callaghan & Co., 1883. xlii+lOlop. Q.* 
 
 ^ ■' Constitutional provisions concerning legislative proceedings.* 
 
 American Law Register, v. 24, 1885, pp. 153-170. 
 
 Exemption from arrest and service of process. Annotation by J. 
 
 R. Berrymau. * 
 
 Id., V. 26, ISSr, pp. 337-382. 
 
 The methods prescribed for conducting elections. * 
 
 Central Lair Journal, v. 24, 18S7, pp. 487-491. 
 
 Constitutional restriction upon legislation concerning villages, 
 
 towns, cities, and counties. * 
 
 American Law Review, v. 22, 1888, pp. 403-418. 
 
 A digest of the law of insurance; being an analysis of fire, marine, 
 
 life and accident insurance cases, adjudicated in the courts of the 
 United States, England, Canada, Ireland, and Scotland, including 
 the cases relating to insurance in mutual benefit societies. (In con- 
 tinuation of Sansum's insurance digest.) Chicago: Callaghan &. Co., 
 18S8. Ixxv-fl754p. Q.* 
 
 Limitations in policies on the authority of insurers' agents. Anno- 
 tation by J. R. Berryman. * 
 
 American Law Register, v. 27, 1888, pp. 197-203. 
 
 Rights of a married woman in a policy on her husband's life after 
 
 his death. Annotation by J. R. Berryman. * 
 
 American Law Register, v. 27, 1888, pp. 377-381. 
 
 Statutory requisites of a summons. * 
 
 Central Law Journal, v. 27, 1888, pp. 519-527. 
 
 Annotated statutes of Wisconsin, containing the general laws in 
 
 force October 1, 1889, also the revisers' notes of cases construing and 
 applying the constitution and statutes, and the rules of the county 
 and circuit courts and of the supreme court. By A. L. Sanborn and 
 John R. Berryman. Chicago: Callaghan »fe Co., 1889, 2v. Q.* 
 
 4— Bib.
 
 34 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Berryman, John K. Limitations on municipal iudebtedness.* 
 
 Central Law Joiinail, v. ^>!), 1889, pp. 346-332, 364-370. 
 
 Prohibition against other insurance. Annotation by J. R. Berrj^man. 
 
 American Lair Kc<ji.ster. v. US, 1880, pp. 221-243. 
 
 Situs of insured property. * 
 
 Central Lair Journal v. 29, 1889, pp. 86-91. 
 
 Digest of the laws of Wisconsin pertaining to the executive offloe. 
 
 Compiled under direction of William D. Hoard, governor. Madison: 
 The State, 1890. 98p. O. 
 
 Continuity of the relation of master and servant. * 
 
 Central Lair Journal, v. 32, 1891, pp. 337-342. 
 
 Removal of public officers. * 
 
 American Law Revieiu, v. 25, 1891, pp. 199-233. 
 
 — — Subject-index to the law books in the Wisconsin state library. 
 Madison: The State, 1892. vi-f2Glp. O. 
 
 Bingham, Helen Maria. History of Green county, Wisconsin. Mil- 
 waukee: Pub. by author, 1877. 310p. D. 
 
 Hygienic clubs for women. 
 
 Sixth Annual Report, State Board of Health <>f Wisconsin. 1881, pp. 7-15. 
 
 BiNTLiFF, James. Ventilation of public buildings and dwelling houses. 
 
 'Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Socictij, 187(3-77, v. 15, pp. 290-293. 
 
 Ventilation. I. Ventilation of public buildings. II. Inspec- 
 tion of public buildings. 
 
 Second Anniail h'cport, State Board of Health of M'isconsin. 1877, pp. .38-61. 
 
 Homes for the people. 
 
 Jd., 1879. pp. 1-13. 
 
 Bird, Claire Brayton. Evidence in mitigation of damages. * 
 
 Central Law Journal, v. 33, 1891, pp. 379-382. 
 
 BiRQE, Edward Asahel. Notes on cladocera. Plates. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academij of Sciences, Arts and T^etters, v. 4, 1870-77, 
 pp. 77-109. 
 
 On the motor ganglion cells of the frog's spinal cord. Plates. 
 
 Id., V. 0, pp. 51-81.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 35 
 
 BiRQE, Edward Asahel. Disease germs and germ diseases. 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report, St((t<' Hoard of Health of Wisconsin, 18b7, pp. 68-82. 
 
 The study of bacteria. 
 
 Tr(ins<i<-tioiis Stdtc Mciliail Society of Wixconniit, 188r, pp. 145-159. 
 
 ■ List of Crustacea cladocera from Madison, Wisconsin. 
 
 T^-ansactions Wisco)i!<iii Ararleiiti/ of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 1888-91, pp. 379- 
 398. 
 
 Synopsis of a course of University Extension lectures on bac- 
 teriology. Madison, 1892. 15p. O, 
 
 — — Notes on the development of panopaeus Sayi (Smith). With 
 plates. 
 
 studies f)'oni Biological TAihoratory, Joluis Hopkins University, v. 2, pp, 411-425. 
 
 Dr. Birge has ilone much editorial work in publications devoted to natural history. 
 He was one of the stafl of writers on The Riverside Natural History, published by 
 Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 1884-85 
 
 Blaokstone, Dodge Pierce. The variation in attraction due to the 
 figure of the attracting bodies. 
 
 Tran<;actions Wiscunsiu Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 1881-83, pp. 197- 
 254. 
 
 Blair, Emma Helen. An excursion among the periodicals. 
 
 Andover Review, v. 18, 1892, pp. 147-154. 
 
 Blaisdell, James Joshua. The education of the citizen farmer. A 
 paper read before the state agricultural convention at Madison, 
 February 1, 1887. 2ip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions State Atjricidtural Society, v. 25, 1887. 
 
 The Bible and human consciousness. An address delivered at the 
 
 state convention of Congregational churches, at Whitewater, Wis.' 
 Sept. 28, 1887. 25p. O. 
 
 The church the guardian of the religious belief of the young. A 
 
 paper read before the Beloit and Madison conventions at their joint 
 meeting in Janesville, Dec. 11, 1888. l.Sp. O. 
 
 American prisons in their relation to the reformation of criminals 
 
 A paper read before the state conference of charities and reform, at 
 its annual meeting, in Madison, February G, 1888. 37p. O. 
 
 Also in Proceedings of Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections, held 
 in Madison, Feb. 5 and 6, 1888, pp. 96-132.
 
 36 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL S0CI1:TV. 
 
 Blaisdell, James Joshua. The Anaerican College and Educatioa 
 society. Prof. Blaisdell's report presented to the Wisconsin state 
 convention, at its meeting in Janesville, Wis., December 26, 1889. 
 4p. O. 
 
 The American College and Education society. Report on educa- 
 tion for the ministry, read before the general convention of Wiscon- 
 sin, at its meeting in Madison, Oct. 1, 1893, by^Prof. J. J. Blaisdell. 
 7p. O. 
 
 - — The E Igertou Bible case. The desisiou of the supremo court of 
 
 Wisconsin. Beloit, 1890. 3Gp. O. 
 
 American College and E iacatiou society. Prof. Blaisdell's report, 
 
 presented to the Wisconsin state convention, at its meeting in Fond 
 du Lac, Wis., September 30, 1891. 4p. O. 
 
 Beloit College int'ie [Wisconsin Cougregatioual | couv-ention. Be- 
 loit, 1892. 12p. D. 
 
 Bleyer, Henry V/illiam. Derivation of the name Milwaukee. 
 
 Magazine of Western Hlstori/, v. 0, pp. 500-511. 
 
 The Milwaukee manual, 1881-82. An annual. Milwaukee, 1881. 
 
 95p. S. 
 
 Bleyer, Jcliu.s and Herman. Burning of the Newhall House [Mil- 
 waukee, Wis.]. Milwaukee: Bleyer Bros., 1883. 60p. D. 
 
 Blossom, Levi. Paper on the number, locality, and times of removal of 
 the Indians of Wisconsin; with au appendix containing a complete 
 chronology of Wisconsin, from earliest times to 1818. By L A. 
 Lapham, Levi Blossom, and George G. Dousmau. Milwaukee, 1870. 
 27p. O. 
 
 BOARDMAN, Chaeles Ruggles. Two needs of the Wisconsin National 
 Guard. 
 
 Proceedings of Seventh Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Ciuard, 1888. pp. 26-31. 
 
 Boabdm-AN, Morillo Augustine. University-High school of Milwaukee. 
 With sketches and incidents in the history of these two institutions. 
 Also biographical notes of some of the students, and the Kennedy 
 banquet of October 28, 1885. Milwaukee, 188G. 213p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 2>7 
 
 BoLTOx, Frederick Elmer. Importance of higher education lor teachers. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Ediiratioii, v. 20, 1890, pp. 396-400. 
 
 BoNDUEL, Florimoxd J. Xakam et son fils Xigabia-Nong, ou Tenfant 
 perdu. Portrait. lUust. Touruai, 1855. 44p. O. 
 
 Tableau comparatif entre la condition morale des tribus Indiennes 
 
 de I'etat du Wisconsin, consideree sous Tinfluence du paganisme et 
 celle de leur etat acbuel envi.sagee sous I'influence du Catholicisme: 
 ou memoii-e partiel de Tetat des missions Indiennes du diocese de 
 Milwaukee. Tournai. 1855. 27p. O. 
 
 Booth, Sherman M. Speech in the assembly chamber, before the 
 legislature, April 3, 1867, on his claim and its opponents. Madison, 
 1867. 16p. O. 
 
 BooTHBY, Eugene Leigh. Leprosy 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin. 18S6, pp. 20:3-211. 
 
 BOPPF, Carl Hermann. Monarchic und aristokratie in unserer republik. 
 Milwaukee: Freidenker Pub. Co., [1887]. 29p. D. 
 
 Unser Bundessenat. Milwaukee: Freidenker Pub. Co., [1887]. 
 
 27p. D. 
 
 Der .staat nnd seine Widersacher. Milwaukee: Freidenker Pub. 
 
 Co., [1888]. 19p. D. 
 
 Die demokratische republik im gegenlatze zu communismus und 
 
 anarchismus. Milwaukee: Freidenker Pub. Co., [1889]. 19p. D. 
 
 Das Tiirnlehrerseminar des Xordamerikanischen turnerbundes. 
 
 In Fextschrift Zur Einiveihungsfeier, Milwaukee, 1891. pp. 45-04. I). 
 
 BORCHARDT, FRANCIS J. Training the national guard. 
 
 Proceedings of Seventh Anmtal Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Guard. 188S, pp. .31-33. 
 
 Born, Charles. The march of Company C, Second infantry. 
 
 Proceedings Eighth Annual Convcntiun, Officers of li'isconsin National Guard, 
 1880, pp. 75-79. 
 
 Bracken, Charles. Pekatonica battle controversy. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 30.5-392. 
 
 Further strictures on Gov. Ford's history of the Black Hawk war. 
 
 Id., V. 3, pp. 402-414. 
 
 158018
 
 38 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Bradley, George S. The star corps or notes of au army chaplain 
 during Sherman's famous " March to the sea." Port. Milwaukee, 
 I8G0. 304p. D. 
 
 Bragg, Edward Stuyvesaxt. Address before the Society of the Army of 
 the Potomac, at Detroit, Mich., June 14, i882. Washiiif^ton, D. C, 
 1882. 19p. O. 
 
 - Fitz-Johu Porter. Speech in the house of representatives, Feb- 
 ruary 18, 188(5. Washiuffton. D. C, 188G. i:5p. O. 
 
 - Pensions for soldiers, but no pay to coffee-coolers and substitutes. 
 Speech in the house of representatives, February 24, 1887. Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1887. 13p. O. 
 
 Braley, Arthur Brigos. Memoir of Hon. John Catlin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. 144-151. 
 
 - Inmemoriam. George B.Smith. Address before the State his- 
 torical society, November 10, 1879. 
 
 Id., V. 8. pp. 120-130. 
 
 A sketch of the character of Hon. Levi B. Vilas. 
 
 Jd., V. 9, pp. 431-4-.25. 
 
 Judge Bralpy contributed a series of articles on the characters in Shakespeare's 
 drauuis, to the Wisconsin State Journal [Madison], and MiUraukee Sunday Tele- 
 graph, 1878-81. 
 
 Brayton, Orville. Facts for the immigrant, concerning Barron county, 
 Wisconsin. Map. Menomonie, Wis., 1871. Tip. O. 
 
 Bredesen, Adolf. Mod Bennett-loven. [1890]. 8p. O. 
 
 - Saloonerne maa bort; tale holdt-paa Opera hall, Stoughton, Wis. 
 Stoughton. 1890. 20p. S. 
 
 Breese, J. T. Oswald Grey; a poem. Milwaukee, 1873. G.3p. S. 
 Brett, Ben.jamix Cyrus. The physician as teacher of hygiene. 
 
 Transnctions state Mi'dic(d Socict ij nf Wisconsin, 1880, pp. 244-246.
 
 . BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 39 
 
 Brier, Warren Judson. A soldier of fortune. A modern comedy - 
 drama in five acts. Chicago: T. S. Denison, 1881. 50p. D. 
 
 - Jedediah Judkins, J. P. A drama in four acts. Chicago: T. S. 
 Denison, 1888. G2p. D. 
 
 Beiggs, Lydon W. An experiment. 
 
 ^Visr(lllsi)l JiiiiriKil of Ednattioii, v. 13, 1883, pp. 2G'6-257. 
 
 Brinton. BrLAH. Behold the woman. Parable sequel to Man is Love. 
 Milwaukee: Pub. by author, 1886. ITlp. D. 
 
 Brisbane, William Henry. Address delivered at the anti-slavery con- 
 vention, in Hamilton, Ohio, July 3, 1840. Hamilton, 1840. 3p. O. 
 
 The constitution of the United States versus slavery. Philadel- 
 phia, 1846. 24p. T. 
 
 Duty of the Northern States in relation to the future of slavery; 
 
 a sermon delivered at the Baptist church in Madison, Wis., Sun- 
 day, March 3, 1860. Madison, 1860. 8p. O. 
 
 Bristol, M.\ry Ann. Reminiscences of the Northwest. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 293-308. 
 
 Bristol, Sherlock. The pioneer preacher: An autobiography. Intro- 
 duction by Rev. J. H. Fairchild, D. D. New York: Fleming H. 
 Revell, 1887. viii4-330p. D. 
 
 Brockmann, J. H. Kleiner Liederschatz fiir jung und alt. Milwaukee: 
 North-Western Pub. House, [1882]. 9Gp. D. 
 
 Brockway, William Stevens. Genealogical record of Thomas and Har- 
 riet Clapp McKnight, Charles and Almira Clapp McKnight, and 
 descendants, here styled the McKnight family circle. Milwaukee, 
 1889. 98p. O. 
 
 BRO^VN, Edward. The pictured cove of La Crosse valley near West 
 Salem, Wisconsin. Illust. 
 
 IVisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 174-183. 
 American Antiquarian, v. 2, 1879-80, pp. 2.57-265.
 
 40 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Brown, James. Neurasthenia or nervous exhaustion. 
 
 Tr((iisricfin)is State Mrtticiil Sitcivttj of Wisrintsiu. 1S78, pp. lOli-llS. 
 
 Bruce, William H. Communication from William H. Bruce, late sub- 
 Indian agent at Green Bay, Wis., to Hon. Luke Lea. Washington, 
 1851. 39p. S. 
 
 Brucker, Josetii. Die zwei hauptparteiu in den vereinigten staaten 
 ihre Geschichte uud ihi-c Lehre. Milwaukee, 1880. 90p. O. 
 
 Brunson, Alfred. Upper Mississippi Missions. 
 
 From The Christian Advocuta and Junnid!. XDveiiiher-Ootolier. ]S:W. Auirust, 
 1839. 26p. O. 
 
 Communication relating to his travels in the northwestern wilder- 
 ness of Wisconsin. 1843. l'2p. D. 
 
 Reprinted ivom Journal uf the Wisconsin House of Repr senfufiri's'. 184:?-44. 
 
 Wisconsin geographical names. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections'' v. 1. pp. lIO-ll.'j. 
 
 Memoir of Hon. Thomas Pendleton Burnett. 
 
 Id., V. 2, pp. 233-32.0. 
 
 Ancient mounds or tumuli in Crawford county, Wis. Read before 
 
 the Wisconsin State historical society at its annual meeting, Jan- 
 uary, 1850. 
 
 Id., V. 2, pp. 178-184. 
 
 Northwestern Journal (Madisou, Wis.), v. 1, 1850, pp. 61-65. 
 
 Prairie du Chieu. Its present position and future prospects. 
 
 Milwaukee, 1857. 12p. D. 
 
 Death of Tecumseh at the battle of the Thames in 1813. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, jip- 3(;0-374. 
 
 - Early liistory of Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 223-251. 
 
 - Sketch of Hole-in-the-day. 
 
 Id., V. 5, pp. .387-309. 
 
 - Memcnr of Rev. Jacob Ward, a local elder in the Methodist Epis- 
 copal church. La Crosse, 1870. 20p. S.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 4I 
 
 Beunson, Alfred. A western pioneer: or, incidents of the life and 
 times of Rev. Alfred Branson, A. M., D. D., embracing a period of 
 over seventy years. Written by himself. Cincinnati: Hitchcock & 
 Walden, 1872, 2v. D. 
 
 Key to the Apocalypse: or, revelation of Jesus Clirist to St. John in 
 
 the Isle of Patmos. Portrait. Cincinnati: Walden & Stowe, 1881. 
 215p. D. 
 
 Bryant, Edwin Eustace. Laws of Wisconsin relating to the organiza- 
 tion and government of towns and the powers and duties of town 
 officers, with practical forms. By J. C. Spooner and E. E. Bryant. 
 Madison: The State, 1869. 227p. O. 
 
 Co operation among farmers. 
 
 Transactions IVisconsin State Aijrlrultiiral Society, v. 11, lS7;2-~3, pp. 275-287. 
 
 The Badgers in battle. From Falling Waters to Appomattox. 
 
 Fond du Lac, 1880. 
 
 lu Wisconsin Solrliers'' and Sailors'' Reunion Roster, pp 947-258. Q. 
 
 A treatise on the civil and criminal jurisdiction of justices of the 
 
 peace, and the powers and duties of constables in executing process 
 in the state of Wisconsin. Chicago: Callaghan & Co., 1884. xi-f- 
 lOlOp. O. -" 
 
 Tliird edition, adapted to tlie legislation of 1887, Chicago, 183S. O. * 
 
 The postal laws and regulations of the United States of America. 
 
 Washington: The Government, 1887. 178p. O. 
 
 Forms in civil actions and proceedings in the courts of record of 
 
 Wisconsin. Madison: Democrat Printing Co., 1893. 351p. O. * 
 
 Farewell address to the senior [law] class of '91. Madison, 1891. 
 
 lOp. O. 
 
 History of the Third regiment of Wisconsin veteran volunteer in- 
 fantry, 1861-1865. With maps by Wm. F. Goodhue, and a complete 
 roster of all who were members of the regiment. Portraits. Madi- 
 son, 1891. xvii-|-445p. O. 
 
 Senator William F. Vilas. * 
 
 BelforcTs Magazine, September. 1891. 
 
 A summary of pleading and practice in equity in the federal 
 
 courts. Madison, 1892. D. *
 
 42 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Buck, James Smith. The farmer's song of the year. Words and music 
 by J. S. Buck. Milwaukee: H. N. Hempsted, 1872. op. F. 
 
 Au historical poem. Milwaukee's early days. Read before Old 
 
 Settlers' club, January 5, 1874. Milwaukee, 1874. IGp. O. 
 
 - The chronicles of the land of Columbia, commonly called America. 
 From the lauding of the Pilgrim fathers to the second reign of 
 Ulysses the I., a period of two hundred and fiftj'-two years. By the 
 prophet James. Book I. Milwaukee, 187G. ir2-|-v p. O. 
 
 - Pioneer history of Milwaukee from the first American settlement 
 in 1833 to 1860, inclusive. Portraits. Milwaukee, 1876 80. 4v. O. 
 
 Vols. 3 and 4 have the additional title, "Milwaukee under the Charter."' Are- 
 vised edition of Vol. 1 was issued iu 1890. 
 
 - The address with which Ichabod explains his post-centennial posi- 
 tion. Milwaukee, 1877. 8p. O. 
 
 - Sentence: We do fade as the leaf; and hymn - Shall I be remem- 
 bered ? Words and music by J. S. Buck. Milwaukee: H. N. Hemp- 
 sted. 1879. 3p. F. 
 
 BucKMASTER, S. B. Illustrlous insane. A case of mysophobia. Papers 
 read before the Wisconsin state medical society, at Milwaukee, June 
 3, 1885. 14+ 4p. O. 
 
 Rei)riuted from TranMictions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1885. 
 
 Importance of a careful examination of the alleged insane before 
 
 their committal to a hospital. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1888, iip. 143-150. 
 Our insane. 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report, State Board of HeaUh of Wisconsin, 1889-90, 
 pp. 84-91. 
 
 BuEL. Ira M. The corals of Delafleld. 
 
 Transactions Wisco)Lsin Acudenty of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 18~~-81, 
 pp. lS.i-193. 
 
 Notes on the boulder distribution iu Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Joiirncd of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 4G0- 105. 
 
 Effigies on the Fox river. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 11, 1888-89, pp. 185, 186.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 43 
 
 BuNDY, Will F. A list oi' Crustacea of Wisconsin, with notes on some 
 new or little known species. 
 
 TransactiiDix ]\'isci>iisiH AnuUiiiu of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 177-184. 
 
 BuNN, RoMANZO. King Henry V. A paper read before the Literary club 
 of Madison, Wis., November 12, 1883. Madison, 1883. .35p. O. 
 
 BcRBAXK, W. J. The American farmer. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 21, 1882-83, pp. 3.32-34G. 
 
 BuRCHARD, George Wheelock. " Prisons are for the protection of so- 
 ciety." Indeterminate sentences a necessity. A paper read before 
 the National conference of charities and corrections at Madison, 
 Wis., Aug. 9, 1882. Madison. 1882. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Twelfth Axniinl Report. Wisconsin State Board of Charities and 
 Reform, 1883. 
 
 BuRDiCK, C. R. Before the dawn: a poem; with introductory lectures 
 on prophetic symbols. Buffalo, 1872. 311p. D. 
 
 Who shall wear the crown? A colloquy in three parts. By 
 
 Ernest. Chicago, 1886. 118p. D. 
 
 BuRDicK, W. J. Our grasses; adaptation to the various soils, cultiva- 
 tion and analytical value. Illust. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Aipicultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 382-435. 
 
 Renovating grass land by surface culture. A paper prepared for 
 
 the annual convention of the Northwestern Dairymen's association, 
 held at Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, February 8th. 9th and 10th. 1876. 
 Whitewater. 1876. 8p. O. 
 
 BuRNELL, George W. Supplement to Starr's digest of the Wisconsin 
 Reports, embracing the decisions of the supreme court of Wiscon- 
 sin from volumes 55 to 73, both inclusive. Chicago: Callaghan &, 
 Co., 1889. 272p. O. * 
 
 Burnett, T. P. Reports of the supreme court of the Territory of Wis- 
 consin for 1842 and 1813. Madison: The Territory, 1844. 237p. D. 
 
 Burrows, George Baxter. Government depositories for the savings of 
 the industrial classes. Speech in the Wisconsin state senate, Thurs- 
 day, February 11, 1878. Madison, 1878. 15p. O. 
 
 - — Forestry. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 20, 1888, pp. 218-240.
 
 44 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 BuRTOX, John Edgvr. Birth and death of relifjioiis; a lecture delivered 
 at Geneva Lake, Wis., June 2, 1881. Geneva Lake, 1882. 22p. O. 
 
 - The golden mean in temperance and relip;ion; or, common sense in 
 eatin":, drinkititi:. thinking, and living-. Geneva Lake, 1881. 22p. O. 
 
 The inspiration of bibles. A lecture delivered at Geneva Lake, 
 
 Wis., March 17, 1881. Geneva Lake, 1881. 28p. O. 
 
 BuKTOX, Robert W. Industrial education. Read at the meeting of 
 the Wi-consin Teachers' association, Madison, Decern V)er 28, 1882. 
 
 Wisconsin Jonrnal of Education, v. 13. i8S3, pp. 4G-58. 
 
 BuSHXELL, Allex Ralph. Free coinage of silver. Speech in the house 
 of representatives, Wednesday, March 23. 1S02. Washington, 1892. 
 Up. O. 
 
 The tariff, cost of protective tariff taxation. Speech in the house 
 
 of representatives, Saturday, June 18, 1892. Washington, 1892. 
 48p. O. 
 
 Butler, Anna Bates. Centennial records of the women of Wisconsin. 
 Edited by Anna B. Butlor, Emma C. Bascom. and Katharine F. Kerr. 
 Madison: The Editors, 1876. viii+223p. O. 
 
 Butler, James Da\ie. Address delivered before the Vermont historical 
 and antiquarian society, at Montpelier, October IG, 184G. Mont- 
 pelier, 1846. 3Gp. O. 
 
 Funeral discourse at Norwich, Vermont, during the obsequies of 
 
 Truman B. Ransom, February 22. 1818. Hanover, 1848. 20p. O. 
 
 An address delivered in the representatives hall in Montpelier, 
 
 Vt., October 20, 1848. Burlington, 1849. G8p. O. 
 
 Remarks at the dinner of the semi-ceuteunial celebration of Mid- 
 
 dlebury college, Vei*mont, August, 1850. 
 
 Proceedings Semi-cent (' n II iai Ccti'bration of Middlcbunj College, 1850, pp. 125-131. 
 
 Farewell discourse delivered before the Second Congregational 
 
 church and society in Danvers, Mass.. July 18, 1852. Portrait. 
 Salem, 1852. 23p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 45 
 
 Butler, James Davie. Incentives to mental culture among teachers. 
 Boston, 1803. 3:3p. D. 
 
 Scenes in the life of Christ, and the Catholic hierarchy of the 
 
 United States. Chicago, [1866]. Up. O. 
 
 Addresses at the Centennial celebration of the settlement of Pait- 
 
 land, Vt., October 5, 1870. 
 
 Centennial Celebration 0/ the Settlement of Rutland. Vt. Rutland, 1870, pp. 46- 
 00, 83-93. 
 
 — - Nebraska. Its characteristics and prospects, n. p., 1873. 36p. O. 
 
 ■ The naming of America. 
 
 Transactio)is Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 203-219. 
 
 Westphalia medal. 1648. Report to Wisconsin state historical so- 
 ciety on a Holland medal found in Buffalo county, Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisco)tsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. Iii2-110. 
 
 How dead languages make live men. A defense of classical stud- 
 ies. A paper read before the National educational a.ssociation, at 
 Detroit, August, 1874. Worcester, Mass., 1874. iOp. O. 
 
 Poematia: Blood drops. Birthday lines, and other verses of society. 
 
 Madison. 1874. 18p. O. 
 
 Catalogue of coins and medals, ancient and modern, from the 
 
 collection of James Hill. MadLson, 1874. 18p. O. 
 
 Copper tools found in the state of Wisconsin. 
 
 Tr(in.';ctctions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 np. 99-101. 
 
 Pre-historic Wisconsin. Annual address before the Wisconsin 
 
 state historical society in the Assembly chamber, Feb. 18, 1876. 
 Plates. 31p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. 80-101. 
 
 Governmental patronage of knowledge. 
 
 Bibhotheca Sacra, v. 34, 1877, pp. 88-138. 
 
 A September scamper. Nebraska after a three years' absence. 
 
 Burlington, la., 1877. .32p. D.
 
 46 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Butler, James Davie. The uses of refuse; let the tramps be march- 
 ing on. 
 
 'Pfdiisacfioiis M7.vc(;/i.s-(/i Stall' Ai/ri<-iiltiinil Socicti/, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. .369-372. 
 
 Early historic relics of the uorthwe.st. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 195-20G; v. ii. pi> 97-1'JU. 
 
 The hapax legomena in Shakespeare. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Acmlfiii n of Sciences, Arts and Lctterti, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 161-174. 
 
 First French foot-prints beyond the lakes; or, vvi at brought the 
 
 French so early into the northwest. 
 
 IhuL. pj). S5-14.'). 
 
 American pre revolutionary bibliography. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 36, 1879, pp. 72-104. 
 
 Aboriginal vise of copper in war and peace. 
 
 American Aittiqiairian. v. 3, 1880-81, pi). 33-35. 
 
 A Shakespeare among the Indians, earlj' in the history of the 
 
 west. 
 
 Ibid., pp. lOI-lOi. 
 
 French foot-prints in Northwestern Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 244-246. 
 
 • French fortifications near the mouth of the Wisconsin. '' Hold 
 
 the fort I " 
 
 Wisconsin Historicid Collections, v. 9, pp 54-6S. 
 
 Address at the Barron county [Wis.] fair. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Afiricidfnral Societ!/, v. 20, 1881-82, pp. 421-434. 
 
 Mediaeval German schools. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 39, 1882, pp. 401-417. 
 
 Address on the life and character of Hon. C. C. Washburn, LL. D. 
 
 Memorial (oldresseson the life and chararter of Hon. C. C. Washburn, before the 
 State Hi.itorical Society, 1882, pp. .32-30. 
 
 The school life of Wallafred Strabo. Translated by Prof. J. D. 
 
 Butler 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 40, 188.3, pp. 152-172.
 
 BIBLIOGRAl'IIY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 47 
 
 Butler, James Davie. The portraits of Columbus. Madison, 188.3. 
 23p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9. 
 
 Tay-cho-pe-rah; the Four Lake country. First white foot-prints 
 
 there. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 10, pp. 64-89. 
 
 Commonplace books; why and how to keep them. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. 41, 1884, pp. 478-505. 
 
 The once-used words in Shakespeare. Read before the New York 
 
 Shakespeare society, April 22, 1886. New York, 1886. .31p. D. 
 
 Portraits of Columbus in Havana. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 9, 1887, pp. 354-359. 
 
 Our revolutionary thunder. 
 
 Magazine of American History, t. 18, 1887, pp. 203-203. 
 
 Alexander Mitchell, the financier. Address delivered before the 
 
 State historical society of Wisconsin, January 5, 1888. Portrait. 
 24p. O. 
 
 Reprinted fi'om Proceedings of Thirtij-fifth Annual Meeting of the Society, 1888. 
 Also in abridged form in Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 11, pp. 435-450. 
 
 Butleriana, genealogica et biographica; or, genealogical notes 
 
 concerning Mary Butler and her descendants, as well as the 
 Bates, Harris, Sigourney, and other families, with which they 
 have intermarried. Portraits. Albany: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1888. 
 162p. O. 
 
 The French two-barred cross. 
 
 American Antiquarian, x. 10, 1888, pp. 44, 45. 
 
 Wisconsin at the Marietta centennial. Address at Marietta, Ohio, 
 
 July 16, 1888. Uy. O. 
 
 From Report of the Connnissioners of the National Centennial Celebration, 1888. 
 
 William Francis Allen. In memoriam. 
 
 TYansactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 4.39-441. 
 
 An early decade of Wisconsin university. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from The Badger, 1889.
 
 48 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL socip:tv. 
 
 BrxLER, James Davie. Li^ht on Etruscan darkness. 
 
 American Aiitiijiiariitii, v. 14, IBO'-i, pp. 100-107. 
 
 Professor Butler has for many years been a prolific contributor to the press, — 
 chiefly The Xation (New York), Wisconsin Stiite Juuruiil (Mailisou), and Boston, 
 Cincinnati, and Cliieajjo journals,— on a great variety of subjects, chiefly iu the 
 lines of literature, history, antiquities, art, and travels. 
 
 Butler, William T. A treatise on the probate jurisdiction and prac- 
 tice of the county courts of the state of Wisconsin, with an appendix 
 of forms framed in accordance with the revi.sed statutes, and subse- 
 quent session laws. Madison: The author, 1853. 222p. O. * 
 
 BuTTERFiELD, CONSUL WiLLSHiRE. History of Seneca county; contain- 
 ing a detailed narrative of the principal events that have occurred 
 since its first settlement down to the present time; a history of the 
 Indians that formerly resided within its limits; geographical 
 sketches, &c., &c. With an introduction containing a brief history 
 of the state, from the discovery of the Mississippi river down to the 
 ypar 1817, to the whole of which is added an appendix containing 
 tabular views, &c. Sandusky, Ohio: D. Campbell & Sons, 1848. 
 251p. D. 
 
 Comprehensive system of grammatical and rhetorical punctua- 
 tion, designed for the use of scliools. Cincinnati: Longley Brothers, 
 1858. Tl'p. D. 
 
 — — Historical account of the expedition against Sandusky under 
 Col. Will. Crawford, in 1782; with biographical sketches, personal 
 reminiscences, and descriptions of interesting localities. Including 
 also, details of the disastrous reti'eat, the barbarities of the savages, 
 and the awful death of Crawford by torture. Portrait. Cincinnati: 
 Robert Clarke & Co., 187.3. x-|-4n.3p. O. 
 
 - The Washington-Crawford letters. Being the cori'espondence 
 between George Washington and William Crawford, from 1767 to 
 1781, concerning western lands. With an appendix containing later 
 letters of Washington on the same subject; and letters from Valen- 
 tine Crawford to Washington, written in 1774 and 1775, chronologic- 
 ally arranged and carefully annotated by C. W. Butterfleld. 
 Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1877. xi-i-107p. O. 
 
 A system of punctuation, for the use of schools. Madison: 
 
 Wm. J. Park & Co., 1878. 32p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 49 
 
 BuTTERFiELD, CoxsuL WiLLSHiRE. History of Wisconsin. 
 
 Snyder, Van Vechten & Go's. Illustrated Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878. F. 
 
 Also in numerous county liistories of Wisconsin published bj^ Western Histor- 
 ical Company, 1879-82. The sketch was revised and improved by him for the his- 
 tories of Veruon, Crawford, and Green . 
 
 Also in Descriptive America, v. 1, 1884, pp. 140-142. 
 
 History of the Uuiversity of Wisconsin from its first organization 
 
 to 1879; with biographical sketches of its chancellors and presidents, 
 and professors. Portraits. Madison, 1879. viii+233p. O. 
 
 Literary and biographical sketch of Prof. Rasmus B. Anderson. 
 
 Madison, 1879. lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from i/jsf Off/ of the University of Wisconsin. 
 
 History of the discovery of the Northwest by Jean Nicolet in 1634:, 
 
 with a sketch of his life. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1881. 
 llSp. O. 
 
 Washington-Irvine correspondence. The official letters which 
 
 passed between Washington and Brig. Gen. WiUiam Irvine, and be- 
 tween Irvine and others, concerning military affairs in the West 
 from 1781 to 1783. Arranged and annotated with an introduction 
 containing an outline of events occurring previously in the trans- 
 Alleghanj^ country. lUust. Madison: David Atwood, 1882. vi-f- 
 430p. O. 
 
 A short biography of John Leith, ^^'ith a brief account of his life 
 
 among the Indians. A reprint, with illustrative notes by C. W. But- 
 terfleld. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1883. 90p. O. 
 
 Cadwallader C. Washburn. Biographical sketch. 
 
 Northwest Review, v. 1, 1883, pp. 9-18. 
 
 The Dells of Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 38-45. 
 
 William E. Smith. Biographical sketch. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 99-108. 
 
 John Bascom. Biographical sketch. 
 
 Ibid , pp. 108-110. 
 
 The French fort at Prairie du Chien a myth. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 10, pp. 307-320. 
 
 The primitive north-west. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 5, 1883, pp. 318-322. 
 
 5-Bib.
 
 50 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 BuTTERFiELD, CONSUL WiLLSHiRE. The public school System in Wis- 
 consin. 
 
 Descriptive America, v. 1, 1884, pp. 119-121. 
 
 Journal of Capt. Jonathan Heart on the march with his company 
 
 from Connecticut to Fort Pitt, in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, from the 
 seventh of September to the twelfth of October, 1785, inclusive. To 
 which is added the Dickensou-Harmar correspondence of 1781-5^ 
 the whole illustrated with notes aud preceded by a biographical 
 sketch of Captain Heart, by C. W. Buttertield. Albany: Joel Mun- 
 sell's Sons, 1885. . xv+94p. O. 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 Magazine of Western Histori/, v. .3, 1885-80, pp. 393-410, 445-456, 509-574. 
 
 History of Ohio. 
 
 Id., V. 4-8, 1886-88. 
 
 Fifty years of Wisconsin history. 
 
 Id., V. 5, 1880-87, pp. 100-113. 
 
 Edgar Cowan. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 144-156. 
 
 University of Michigan. Portraits. , 
 
 Ibid., pp. :e-,'4-268. 
 
 Mortimer Melville Jackson. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 421-128. 
 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 40&-483, 630-643, 757-771. 
 
 Lucius Fairchild. Portrait. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 4a3-493. 
 
 Voyages aud explorations leading to the discovery of California. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 024-630. 
 
 Jeremiah McLain Rusk. Portrait. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 043-672. 
 
 The bench and bar of Milwaukee. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 695-706, 817-830. 
 
 Edward George Ryan. Portrait. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 830-846.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 5 1 
 
 BuTTEEFiELD, CoxsuL WiLLSHiRE. William Penn Lyon. Portrait. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 846-853. 
 
 - Simeon Mills. Portrait. 
 
 Id., V. 0, ISSr, pp. 17-20. 
 
 - Bibliography of Jean Nicolet. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 11, pp. 23-25. 
 
 - Omaha. 
 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 8-9, 1888-89. 
 
 - John Henry Knight. Portrait. 
 
 Id., V. 9, 1888-89, pp. 27-32. 
 
 - Thomas Bardon. Portrait. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 32, 33. 
 
 - First civilized establishment on the Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 92-97. 
 
 - Chicago, the metropolis of the West. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 427-437. 
 
 - History of the Girtys. Being a concise account of the Girty 
 brothers, also of the part taken by them in Lord Dunmore's war, in 
 the Western border war of the Revolution, and in the Indian war of 
 1790-95. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1890. xiii+425p. O. 
 
 Mr. Biitterfield has edited illustrated quarto histories of Columbia, Crawford and 
 Richland, Dane, Fond du Lac, Rock, and Vernon counties, Wisconsin, published by 
 the Western Historical Company, Chicago, 1879-84. He is the author also of 
 numerous biographical sketches of western business and professional men in The 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 9, in addition to those of Wisconsin men, cited 
 above. 
 
 BuTTRiCK, Edwin L. Laws of Wisconsin and of the United States, in 
 relation to the militia in actual service. Madison, 1861. dSp. O. * 
 
 Btees, Frederick W. Battle of Franklin. Read October 7th, 1885. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 228-240. 
 
 Physical culture. 
 
 Proceedings of Fifth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1886, pp. 6-12.
 
 52 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Calkins, Elias A. Eulogy on Prof. James G. Percival. 
 
 Tr/scoji.su'd Ilistoriad CoUectiotis, v. 3, pp. 06-72. 
 
 - Tribute to William C-ulleu Bryant. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 496-198. 
 
 - Biof?raphical sketch of Philo Wliite, of Whitestown, New York. 
 Milwaukee, 1880. 16p. O. 
 
 - Two men of note: Wm. Hull and Satterlee Clark. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. 413-420. 
 
 Calkins, Hieaji. Indian nomenclature of northern Wisconsin, with a 
 sketch of the manners and customs of the Chippewas. 
 Id., V. 1, pp. 119-126. 
 
 Campbell, Florence M. " Jack's afire;" or, the Burton torch. Chicago: 
 J. L. Regan, 1887. 42op. D. 
 
 Campbell, Vie Howard. How to educate our girls. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 16, 1886, pp. 216-234. 
 
 A plea for a better parentage. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 25, 1887, pp. 334-335. 
 
 The moral influence of fruits and flowers. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 20, 1890, pp. 77-82. 
 
 Canfield, William Harvey. Outline sketches of Sauk county, includ- 
 ing its history from the first marks of man's hand to 18(31; and its 
 topography, both written and illustrated. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7. 
 Maps and portraits. Baraboo, 18G1. 6 pamphlets. O. 
 
 a series of pamphlets, issued at different times. No. 1 only, bears date of publi- 
 cation. 
 
 Pen and pencil sketches of Devil's Lake, near Baraboo, Sauk 
 
 county, Wisconsin. Map. Madison, 1871. 23p. O. 
 
 Baraboo and its water-powers. Baraboo, 1871. 34p. O. 
 
 - Guide book to the wild and romantic scenery in Sauk county, 
 Wisconsin. Map. Baraboo, 1873. 14p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 53 
 
 Canfield, William Harvey. Catalogue of birds that inhabit or visit 
 Sauk county. Baraboo, 1873. 4p. O. 
 
 - Outline sketches of Sauk county, Wisconsin, including its history 
 from the first marks of man's hand to 1891; and its topography, both 
 written and illustrated. Volume 2, Baraboo. Ninth sketch. Bara- 
 boo, 1891. 53p. F. 
 
 Carpenter, Albert von Haller. Uses and abuses of railways. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 19, 1880-81, pp. 395-415. 
 
 Carpenter, Matthew Hale. Reconstruction and equal suffrage. Speech 
 delivered at Music Hall, Milwaukee, Oct. 4th, 1866. ip. O. 
 
 - Argument in the supreme court of the United States, March 3 
 and 4, 1868, in the matter of William H. McCardle, with extracts 
 from the brief where necessary to explain the argument. Washing- 
 ton, 1868. 83p. O. 
 
 - Speech at the dedication of the memorial hall, Beloit college, 
 July, 1869. Milwaukee, 1869. 36p. O. 
 
 - Speech in United States senate, December 15, 1869, on neutrality 
 between Spain and Cuba. Washington, 1869. lip. O. 
 
 - Laws of neutrality. Speech in the United States senate, Febru- 
 ary 3, 1870. Washington, 1870. 16p. O. 
 
 - State of Mississippi. Remarks in the United States senate, Feb- 
 ruary 14 and 16, 1870. Washington, 1870. 8p. O. 
 
 - Admission of Georgia. Speech delivered in the senate of the 
 United States, April 5, 1870. Washington, 1870. 15p. O. 
 
 - Address to graduating class of the Columbian law college, June 8, 
 1870. Washington, 1870. 15p. O. 
 
 - Speech in the United States senate, January 4, 1871, on the claim 
 of J. Milton Best. Washington, 1871. 8p. O. 
 
 - Speeches in the United States senate, May 17 and 26, 1871, on 
 recusant witnesses. Washington, 1871. 16p. O.
 
 54 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Carpenter, Matthew Hale. Power of appointment. Speech delivered 
 in the senate of the United States, January 18, 1872. Washington, 
 1872. 15p. O. 
 
 Speech in the United States senate, February 29, 1872, on sales of 
 
 arms to French agents. Washington, 1872. 16p. 0. 
 
 - Speech in the senate of the United States, April 12, 1872. Wash- 
 ington, 1872. 22p. O. 
 
 - Speech in reply to the speech of Hon. A. G. Thurman, of Ohio, 
 delivered in the senate of the United States, April 23, 1872. Wash- 
 ington, 1872. 14p. O. 
 
 - Speech vindicating the constitution of the committee to invest! 
 gate sales of arms by the war department . . . and replying to 
 Senator Sumner's attack on President Grant, delivered in the senate 
 of the United States, June 3, 1872. Washington, 1872. 31p. O. 
 
 - Speech on the back-pay bill; delivered at Janesville, June 26, 1873. 
 Milwaukee, 1873. 31p. O. 
 
 - Speech before the Agricultural society of Winnebago county, 
 111., delivered at Rockford, September 18, 1873. Washington, 1873. 
 27p. O. 
 
 - Speech on the power of the legislature to govern corporations of 
 its own creation, delivered at Ripon, September IG, 1874. Milwaukee, 
 
 1874. 30p. O. 
 
 - Speech at New Orleans on Louisiana political affairs. Washing- 
 ton, 1874. 15p. O. 
 
 - Civil rights. Speech in the United States senate, February 27, 
 
 1875. Washington, 1875. 12p. O. 
 
 - Speech in the senate of the United States on the bill for the relief 
 of Fitz-John Porter, March G, 1880. Washington, 1880. 23p. O. 
 
 - Addresses by Hon. Edward G. Ryan delivered before the Wiscon- 
 sin law school, 1873, and Hon. Matthew H. Carpenter, delivered be- 
 fore the Columbian law school, 1870. Madison, 1882. 38p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 55 
 
 Carpenter, Stephen Decatur. Logic of history. Five hundred polit- 
 ical texts; being concentrated extracts of abolitionism; also results 
 of slavery agitation and emancipation . . . 2d ed. Madison: S. D. 
 Carpenter, ISCi. 3op. O. 
 
 Production and consumption. Transportation, population, and 
 
 taxation. Address delivered before the state board of agriculture 
 in the assembly chamber, February 5, 1874. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State AgvirnUural Society, v. 12, 1873-74, Appendix A., 
 pp. 1-47. 
 
 Interest, currency, and the public debt. Address at the capitol, in 
 
 Madison, Wis., October 21, 1875. Washington, 1875. lOp. O. . 
 
 Dollars and sense. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1875-76, pp. 230-281. 
 
 . Statement submitted to the joint committee on printing, of Wis- 
 consin legislature, on his printing claim for 1858-60. Madison, 1881. 
 16p. O. 
 
 Carpenter, Stephen Haskins. Songs for the Sabbath school; a new 
 collection of Sabbath school melodies. Part I. Madison: Wm. J. 
 Park & Co., 1867. 40p. Ob. T. 
 
 - Reading, xlddress delivered before the Wisconsin state teachers' 
 association at Madison, July 13, 1871. lOp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 1, 1871. 
 
 - From the common school to the state university. 
 
 Wisconsi7i Journal of Education, v. 2, 1872, pp. 49-51. 
 
 - The relations of skepticism and scholarship. Madison, 1873. 
 16p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from The Baptist Quarterly, v. 7, 1873. 
 
 - The philosophy of evolution; together with A preliminary essay on 
 the metaphysical basis of science. Two papers read before the 
 Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and letters at the annual 
 meetings of February, 1873, and February, 1874. Madison, 1874. 
 32p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 2, 1873-74.
 
 5 6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Carpenter, Stephen Haskins. Industrial educatiou. A paper read be- 
 fore the Wisconsin state agricultural societj', Februai'y 5, 1874. 
 
 lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13. 1873-74. 
 
 - An introduction to the study of the Anglo-Saxon language, com- 
 prising an elementary grammar, selections for reading, with ex- 
 planatory notes and a vocabulary. Boston: Ginn Bros., 1875. 
 iv-|-212p. D. 
 
 - An historical sketch of the University of Wisconsin, from 1849 to 
 1876. Madison, 1876. 66-f31p. O. 
 
 - John Baptist Feuling, Ph. D. In memoriam. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 316-388. 
 
 - Moral forces in education. A lecture. Madison, 1878. 22p. O. 
 
 - English of the XlVth century, illustrated by notes, grammatical 
 and philological, on Chaucer's Prologue and Knight's Tale. De- 
 signed to serve as an introduction to the study of English liter- 
 ature. Boston: Ginn, Heath & Co., 1882. xiv-l-313p. D. 
 
 - From Saxon to English, [n. p., n. d.] 15p. D. 
 
 Carr, Ezra S. An inaugural address, delivered in the senate chamber of 
 the capitol at Madison, Wis., before the board of regents of the 
 State university, January 16, 1856. Madison, 1856. 21p. O. 
 
 Eulogy on Dr. John W. Hunt, Dec. 20, 1859. 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 39-45. 
 
 - Child culture. Address before the State agricultural society of 
 California, at Sacramento, Sept. 23, 1875. New York: E. Steiger, 
 1877. 19p. D. 
 
 - A brief sketch of La Crosse, Wisconsin, showing the location of 
 the place, its surrounding scenery, commercial advantages, early 
 history, etc. La Crosse, 1854. 28p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 57 
 
 Carter, George B. Laws of Wisconsin concerning the organization 
 and government of towns and the powers and duties of town officers 
 and boards of supervision, with practical forms. Madison: The 
 State, 1885. 582p. O. 
 
 Case, F. W. Entomological notes. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 19, 1880-81, pp. 430-494. 
 
 Caspar, Carl Nikalaus. The city of Milwaukee. Guide to the " Cream 
 City " for visitors and citizens, giving a history of the settlement, de- 
 velopment and present importance of the city, with a chronology of 
 interesting events. A souvenir of the 2ith siingerfest of the N. A. 
 Siingerbund at Milwaukee, July 21-25, 1886. Map. Illust» Milwau- 
 kee: Caspar ct Zahn, 188G. 119p. O. 
 Same in German. 
 
 — — Directory of the antiquarian booksellers, with supplement. Mil- 
 waukee, 1887. * 
 
 Caspars directory of the American book, news, and stationery 
 
 trade, wholesale and retail. Portrait. Milwaukee: C. N. Caspar, 
 1889. xiii+ltt31p. O. 
 
 - Map and guide of the city of Milwaukee. 3d ed. Milwaukee, 
 1892. * 
 
 - Driving guide and map of Milwaukee county, with plans of Pe- 
 waukee, Oconomowoc, Soldiers' Home, Wauwatosa, and Waukesha. 
 Milwaukee, 1892. * 
 
 Castleman, Alfred L. An essay on horticulture, written for the prize 
 offered by the State agricultural society for 1853. 2d ed. Delafield, 
 1859. 27p. D. 
 
 Army of the Potomac. Behind the scenes. A diary of unwritten 
 
 history, from the organization of the army by General George B. 
 McClellan to the clo.se of the campaign in "Virginia, about the first 
 day of January, 1863. Milwaukee, 1863. 288p. D. 
 
 Chadbourne, Paul Ansel. Lectures on natural history; its relations 
 to intellect, taste, wealth, and religion. New York: A. S. Barnes & 
 Burr, 1860. IGOp. D.
 
 58 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Chadbourne, Paul Axsel. Lectures on natural theology; or, nature 
 and the bible from the same author. Delivered before the Lowell 
 Institute, Boston. New York: G. P. Putnam & Sons, 18G7. xi4- 
 320p. D. 
 
 - The influence of history on individual and national action. An- 
 nual address before the State historical society of Wisconsin, Jan. 30, 
 1868. Madison, 1808. 22p. O. 
 
 Address before Wisconsin horticultural society, 18*38. 
 
 Transactions of Wisconsin Agricultural Society, v. 7, 18G8, pp. 549-554. 
 
 Annual address at State agricultural exhibition, Wisconsin, 1867. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 811-313. 
 
 - Natur-videnskabernes forhold til religionen. En forelasning af 
 P. A. Chadbourne. Oversat af R. B. Anderson. Madison, 1869. 
 18p. O. 
 
 Chamberlain, Mrs. M. H. Wayside flowers. By Carrie Carlton [pseud.] 
 Milwaukee: Strickland & Co., 1862. 163p. D. 
 
 Chamberlin, Thomas Chrowder. Suggestions as to a basis for the gra- 
 dation of the vertebrata. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 138-150. 
 
 Outline of a course in oral instruction. Whitewater, 1872. 19p. O. 
 
 - Mental faculties neglected in the school room. Paper read before 
 the State teachers' association, July 10, 1872. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 2, 1870-72, pp. 301-306. 
 
 - Some evidences bearing upon the upheaval of the quartzites of 
 Sauk and Columbia counties. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 129-132. 
 
 - On fluctuations in level of the quartzites of Sauk and Columbia 
 counties. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 133-138.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 59 
 
 Chamberlin, Thomas Chrowder. The bearing of some of the work of 
 the geological survey upon agricultural interests. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 320-328. 
 
 - The educational value of the geological survey. Paper read be- 
 fore the Wisconsin teachers' association, July iG, 1864. 
 
 IViscunsin Juurnal uf. Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. 330-.333. 
 
 - Soils of eastern Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13, 1874-75, pp. 309-318. 
 
 - On the extent and significance of the Wisconsin kettle moraine. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1870-77, 
 pp. 201-234. 
 
 - In memoriam. Prof. James H. Eaton, Ph. D., late professor of 
 chemistry and physics in Beloit college. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 314-316. 
 
 - Annual reports of progress and results of the Wisconsin geolog- 
 ical survey for the years 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879. Madison, 1877-80. 
 4 pamphlets. O. 
 
 - The natural agricultural resources of the Fox river valley. 
 
 Transactions Xoi'thern Wisconsin Agricidtural and. Mechanical Association, 
 V. 5, 1877-78, pp. 108-133. 
 
 - On a proposed system of lithological nomenclature. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 284-247. 
 
 - Observations on the recent glacial drift of the Alps. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 258-270. 
 
 - Geology of Wisconsin. Survey of 1873-1879. Accompanied by 
 an atlas of maps. lUust. Madison, 1877-1883. 4v. Q., and atlas F'. 
 
 The state of Wisconsin. Topography and geology. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 148-151. 
 
 La moraine terminal du Amerique du nord. * 
 Proceedings of International Congress of Geologists, Paris, 1878.
 
 6o WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Chamberlin, Thosias Chrowder. The adulteration of foods. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1879, pp. 79-107. 
 
 The bearing of some recent determinations on the correlation of 
 
 the eastern and western terminal moraines. 5p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Joiaiial of Science, v. 124, 1882, pp. 93-97. 
 
 Preliminary paper on the terminal moraine of the second glacial 
 
 epoch. Illust. 
 
 Third Annual Report, United States Gzological Survey, 1881-82, pp. 291-292. 
 
 Genetic classification of the stony drift-clays. 
 
 Proceedings American Association for the Advancement of Science, 32nd 
 meeting, Minneapolis, August, 1883. 
 
 The copper-bearing series of Lake Superior. 
 
 Science, v. 1, 1883, pp. 453-455. 
 
 Hillocks of angular gravel and disturbed stratification. Illust. 
 
 13p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 127,1884. 
 
 ■ — — The requisite and qualifying conditions of artesian wells. Wash- 
 ington, 1885. 42p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Fifth Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 1883-84. 
 
 • Preliminary paper on the driftless area of the Upper Mississippi 
 
 valley. By T. C. Chamberlin and R. D. Salisbury. Illust. 
 
 Sixth Annual Rejmrt, United States Geological Survey, 1884-85, pp. 205-258. 
 
 Observations on the junction between the eastern sandstone and 
 
 the Keweenaw series, on Keweenaw Point, Lake Superior. By R. D. 
 Irving and T. C. Chamberlin. Illust. Maps. 
 
 United States Geological Survey, Bulletin No. 22, v. 3, 1885, 124p. 
 
 An inventory of our glacial drift. An address before the American 
 
 association for the advancement of science, at the Buffalo meeting, 
 August, 1886. Salem, Mass., 1886. 16p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of 
 Science, v. 3.5, 188R. 
 
 ■ The rock-scorings of the great ice invasions. Washington, 1888. 
 
 102p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from l^cveuth Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 
 
 1885 8G.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 6l 
 
 Chamberlin, Thosias Chrowder. Note respecting the term Agnotozoic. 
 
 American Journdl of Science, v. 135, 1888, pp. 254-255. 
 
 - The crystalline schists of the Lake Superior district. By R. D. Irv- 
 ing, T. C. Chamberlin, and C. R. Van Hise. * 
 
 Etudes sur les Schists CnjstalUna, International Geological Congress, 4th ses- 
 sion. London, 1888, pp. 92-106. 
 
 - The ethical function of scientific study. An address delivered at 
 the annual commencement of the University of Michigan, June 28, 
 1888. Ann Arbor, 1888. 22p. O. 
 
 - The new relations of the university to agriculture. 
 
 T)-ansactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 84-91. 
 
 - Reorganization of the weather service. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers'' Institutes, Bulletin No 2, 1888, pp. 31-35. 
 
 - Roland Duer Irving, former president of the Wisconsin academy 
 of sciences, arts and letters. In memoriam. Portrait. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 43.3-437. 
 Also in American Geologist, January, 1887. 
 
 - Boulder belts distinguished from boulder trains — their origin 
 and significance. 5p. O. 
 
 Bulletin of Geological Society of America, v. 1, 1889, pp. 27-31. 
 
 - The glacial boundary in Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, 
 Indiana and Illinois; by G. F. Wright, with an introduction by T. C. 
 Chamberlin. 
 
 United States Geological Survey, Bulletin No. 58, 1890. 
 
 - Some additional evidences bearing on the interval between the 
 glacial epochs. 
 
 Reprinted from Bulletin of Geological Society of America, v. 1, 1890, pp. 469^80. 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1892. 
 
 - The coming of age of state universities. A charter-day address 
 delivered on the twenty-first anniversary of the University of Ne- 
 braska, February 18, 1890. 22p. O.
 
 62 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Chajiberlin, Thomas Chrowder. The appropriate moral field of public 
 educational institutions. A baccalaureate discourse delivered be- 
 fore the class of 1890 of the University of Wisconsin, June 22, 1890. 
 Madison, 1890. 21p. O. 
 
 University extension. An address delivered before the Wisconsin 
 
 teachers' association, at Madison, December 29, 1890. Madison, 1891, 
 27p. O.* 
 
 - Proposed genetic classification of pleistocene glacial formations. 
 Submitted to the International congress of geologists, Washington, 
 D. C, August, 1890. 4p. O. 
 
 - On the relationship of the pleistocene to the pre-pleistocene for- 
 mations of the Mississippi basin, south of the limit of glaciation. 
 By T. C. Chamberlin and R D. Salisbury. 18p. O. 
 
 Repriuted from T)ie American Journal of Science, v. 41, 1891, pp. 359-377. 
 
 - The coming evolution in farming. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 29, 1891, pp. 167-175. 
 
 - The attitude of the eastern and central portions of the United 
 States during the glacial period. Read before the American associ- 
 ation for the advancement of science, Washington, D. C, August, 
 1891. 9p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from The American Geologist, November, 1891, pp. 267-275. 
 
 - On a proposed system of chronologic cartography on a physio- 
 graphic basis. With the geological dates of origin of certain topo- 
 graphic forms on the Atlantic slope of the United States, by 
 William Morris Davis. Rochester, 1891. dTp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Bulletin of Geological Society of America, v. 2, 1891. 
 
 - Religious work in connection with the university. Baccalaureate 
 address, June, 1892. 
 
 In Commencement Annual, University of Wisconsin, June, 1892, pp. 5-25. 
 
 Dr. Chamberlin, in conjunction with Dr. F. J. Turner, prepared the article " Wis- 
 consin" in Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., 1888, v. 24, pp. GlO-619. 
 
 Chandler, Charles H. Notes and a query concerning the ericaceae. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91^ 
 pp. 161-162.
 
 BIBLIOGRAl'IiY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 63 
 
 Chandler, Willard H. Supervision of schools. Paper read before 
 the State teachers' association, December 28, 1878. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 8, 1878, pp. 125-131. 
 
 - Address delivered before the State teachers' association at La 
 Crosse, July 9, 1879. 
 
 Id., V. 0, 1888, pp. 310-339. 
 
 - Signs of the times. A paper read before the Wisconsin teachers' 
 association in Madison, December 29, 1881. 
 
 Id., V. 12, 1882, pp. 47-57. 
 
 - How can the schools secure better supervision? Read at the 
 meeting of the Wisconsin teachers' association, Madison, Decem- 
 ber 27, 1883. 
 
 Id.,\. 14, 1884, pp. 189-153. 
 
 - Rural population and the educational policy of the state. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 36, 1888, pp. 318-328. 
 
 Chapin, Aaron Lucius. Address and discourse at inauguration as pres- 
 ident of Beloit college, July 24, 1850. Milwaukee, 1850. 52p. O. 
 
 The object of punishment in the government of God. 
 
 Congregational Review, v. 8, 1868, pp. 43-52. 
 
 - Christ's death a substitute for punishment in the moral govern- 
 ment of God. 
 
 Id., V. 51, 1870, pp. 25-3-268. 
 
 - The relations of labor and capital. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 45-61. 
 
 - Frederic W. Robertson. 
 
 Congrejfational Review, v. 57, 1871, pp. 23-34. 
 
 - Self discipline as means and end of education. Lecture before 
 the State teachers' association, on Thursday, July 16, 1874. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. 459-464. 
 
 - Review of the autobiography of J. Stuart MilL 
 
 New Englander, v. 33, 1874, pp. 605-623.
 
 64 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Chapin, Aaron Lucius. Historical sketch of the colleges of Wisconsin, 
 prepared for the National centennial exposition for 18TG. Madison, 
 187G. 120p. O. 
 
 The nature and functions of credit. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts a)id Letters, v.' 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 57-65. ^ 
 
 Wayland's Elements of political economy. Recast and revised by 
 
 Aaron L. Chapin. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1879. 4-25p. D. * 
 
 The nature and method of science, with thoughts on teaching 
 
 science. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 277-393. 
 
 First principles of political economy, concisely presented for the 
 
 use of classes in high schools and academies. New York: Sheldon & 
 Co., 1880. xvi + 213p. S. 
 
 Baccalaureate sermon before Beloit college, Sunday, June 27, 1880. 
 
 Gp. O. 
 
 Beloit College. 
 
 Descriptive America, October, 1884, p. 123. F. 
 
 The chief incentive to Christian mission. Sermon before the 
 
 American board of commissioners for foreign missions at the seventy- 
 fifth annual meeting, held at Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 7, 1884. Boston, 
 1884. IGp. O. 
 
 Dr. Chapin has contributed numerous reviews to The New Englander, The 
 Congregational Ncvieic, ant! The Dial (Chicago), and has published sermons 
 and addresses delivered on various occasions. He was also one of the editors of 
 The Congregational Review during the years 1867 to 1871. 
 
 Chapin, Emmons E. Address delivered at the Fond duLac county fair, 
 September 28, 187G. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Socicti/, v. 15, 1870-77, pp. 370-882. 
 
 Address delivered at the Washington county fair, 1878. 
 
 Id., V. 17, 1878-79, pp. 394-406. 
 
 Chapin, John E. Neenah church history. Two historical sermons- 
 48p. D. 
 
 Appendix to Cunningham's History of Neenah, 1878.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS, 65 
 
 Chapman, Chandler Burnell. Early events in the Fom- Lake country. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 343-349. 
 
 Chapman, Silas. Hand book of Wisconsin. Second edition, enlarged 
 and improved. Milwaukee: S. Chapman, 1855. llTp. T. 
 
 The Forest Home cemetery, Milwaukee, Wis. With a map of the 
 
 grounds. Milwaukee, 1871. 42p. S. 
 
 Charlton, Mrs. Helen Holmes. The power of an idea. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. I'J, 1889, pp. 214-221. 
 
 Chase, Enoch. Address to the Old Settlers' club [Milwaukee], July 4th, 
 1872. Milwaukee, 1872. lOp. O. 
 
 Chase, George X. Some of the modern conditions of war. 
 
 Proceedings of Third Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1884, pp. 14-22. 
 
 Chase, Warren. The American crisis; or, trial and triumph of democ- 
 racy. Boston: Bela March, 1862. 82p. D. 
 
 - The life-line of the lone one; or, autobiography of Warren Chase, 
 (the world's child). 9th edition. Boston: Colby & Rich. 310p. D. 
 
 - Forty years on the spiritual rostrum. Portrait. Boston: Colby 
 & Rich, 1888. 321p. D. 
 
 Cheney, Rufus. The inportance of manufacturing, with the peculiar 
 advantages in Wisconsin for such branch of industry. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 201-206. 
 
 Childs, Ebenezer. Recollections of Wisconsin, 1820. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 153-195. 
 
 Chittenden, Thomas W. Water; and the water supply of the state. 
 
 Second Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1877, pp. 8»-91. 
 
 Chittenden, Thomas W. An investigation of the drinking water of a 
 city. 
 
 /(/., Third Annual Report, 1878, pp. 106-122. 
 
 6-Bib.
 
 66 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 School buildings. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 123-1S7. 
 
 - Our school house.s. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, State Board of Hcaltli of Wigronain, 1879, pp. 41-68. 
 
 - School hygiene. What can teachers do to promote it? Paper 
 prepared for the State teachers' association. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 9, 1879, pp. 411-421. 
 
 - Nostrums. 
 
 Seventh Annunl Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 188<!, pp. 164-180. 
 
 - School furniture. 
 
 Id., Tenth Annual Report, 1886, pp. 147-186. 
 
 - The charlatan and his methods. 
 
 Id., Twelfth Annual Re2}ort, 18S8, pp. 172-181. 
 
 Christie, Jessie. Does education educate? 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 1889, pp. 8-16. 
 
 Christison, John Sanderson. The philosophy of the insane. Madison, 
 
 1882. 9p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Scientific Amerian Supplement, November 26, 1881. 
 
 Our duty to our insane. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, pp. 151-156. 
 
 A needed reformatory. Lake Mills, Wis., n . d. 6p. O. 
 
 Clark, Charles Sumner. The perfect Keeley cure; incidents at Dwight, 
 and " through the valley of the shadow " into the perfect light. 
 Portraits. Milwaukee, 1892. i4Tp. D. 
 
 Clark, Fra F. The mental outreach of women. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 12, 1681-82, pp. 222-227. 
 
 Clark, Julia. Driftwood. By Julia and Medora Clark. Milwaukee, 
 1878. 172p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 67 
 
 Clark, Julius T. Reminiscences of the Chippewa chief Hole-in-the-Day. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 3T8-386. 
 
 Clabk, Lewis H. The error in our examination. 
 
 Wisconsin Jounml of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 465-468. 
 
 Industrial edvication in the public schools. 
 
 Id., y. 16. 1886, pp. 357-364. 
 
 A method for teaching physics. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 501-503. 
 
 Clark, Mary Jane Hughes. What some farmers do not know. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 18, 1888, pp. 122-132. 
 
 The beautiful side of life. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 27, 1889, pp. 114-125. 
 
 How to get rich off the farm. 
 
 Id., V. 39, 1891, pp. 235-246. 
 
 Clark, Medora. Driftwood. By Julia and Medora Clark. Milwaukee, 
 1878. 172p. D. 
 
 Clark, Satterlee. Early times at Fort Winnebago, and Black Hawk 
 war reminiscences. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 309-321. 
 
 How we farmed in Wisconsin fifty years ago. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 18, 1879-80, pp. 217-224. 
 
 Clarke, Almon. On the possibility of relationship and causation of 
 erysipelas, diphtheria, and puerperal fever. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wi.9consin, 1883, pp. 75-81. 
 
 Clarke, Willis P. Ancient earth works in Rock county, Wisconsin. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 6, 1834, pp. 317-322. 
 
 Clart, Dexter. History of the churches and ministers connected with 
 the Presbyterian and Congregational convention of Wisconsin, and 
 of the operations of the American Home Missionary society in the 
 state for the past ten years; with an appendix. Beloit, 1861. 
 12ap. D.
 
 68 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Clement, Charles. Speech on the " bill for an act regulating the dis- 
 bursement of the income of the university fund," delivered in the 
 senate of the state of Wisconsin, March 27, 185G. Madison, 1856. 
 15p. O. 
 
 CLOuaH, Arthur J. The study of English literature. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 1889, pp. 3G4-371. 
 
 Clough, E. E. The religious condition of Wisconsin. 
 
 Descriptive America, V. 1, 1884, pp. 128-129. 
 
 Cobb, Mary E. Instructive and productive employments: their .suita- 
 bility for industrial schools and houses of refuge. Milwaukee, 1882. 
 
 lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings of Twelfth Conference of Charities and Connections, 
 
 1882. 
 
 The responsibility of states to their dependent children. Fall 
 
 River, Mass., 1888. 29p. O. 
 
 CoE, Edwin D. Brief history of the Wisconsin press association. 1890. 
 42p. O. 
 
 Colby, Charles L. Subdivision of land in Wisconsin. 
 
 Descriptive America, v. 1, 1881, p. 117. 
 
 - Der staat Wisconsin und die Wiscon.sin Central. Map. Milwau- 
 kee, 1886. 36p. O. 
 
 Cole, James Alfred. Military training of college students and its in- 
 terest to the National Guard. 
 
 Proceedings of Eighth Annual Convention, Officers of Wiscoiisin National 
 Guard, 1889, pp. C5-6G. 
 
 Cole, Orsamus. Memorial sketch of Dr. O. M. Conover, LL. D. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 10, pp. 469-473. 
 
 Collie, George Lucius. Notes on the educational exhibit at Paris. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 10-13. 
 
 Collie, Joseph. The beginning of Delavan. Thanksgiving sermon de- 
 livered by Rev. J. Collie, D. D., at the Union services held in the 
 M. E. church, Delavan, Wis., November 25, 1886. Delavan, 1886. 
 3p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 6q 
 
 CoMMUCK, Thomas. Sketch of the Brothertown Indians. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 291-298. 
 
 CoMSTOCK, George Gary. A catalogue of 195 .stars for 1880. 
 
 Publications Washburn Observatory, v. 1, 1881, pp. 39-72. 
 
 A table of precessions in right ascension and declination for 
 
 1880. 
 
 Publicdtions Washburn Observatori/, v. 2, 1883, pp. 261-273. 
 
 - On a new method of observing with the prime vertical transit. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 279-284. 
 
 Also in Astrononrische Xachrichten, v. 107, 1884. 
 
 - Opposition ephemeris of the planet Polyhymnia. * 
 
 Astronomische XacJirichten, v. 110, 1834. 
 
 - Reduction of observations made by two observers for the deter- 
 mination of the latitude of the Washburn observatory by the zenith 
 telescope. 
 
 Publications Washbxirn Observatory, v. 3, 1885, pp. 25-28. 
 
 - Determination of the latitude of the V/ashburn observatory by 
 transits of stars over the prime vertical. 
 
 Ibiil., pp. 29-40, 
 
 - The meridian circle of the Lick observatory. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 5, 1886. 
 
 - Provisional value of the latitude of the Lick observatory. 3p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from California Academy of Sciences, Bulletin No. 6, 1886. 
 
 - A new mode of determining the constants of aberration and 
 refraction. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 6, 1887. 
 
 - Reduction tables for the Lick observatory. * 
 
 Publications of the Lick Observatory, v. 1, 1887. 
 
 - Note on the determination of the constant of aberration. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal, v. 7, 1888. 
 
 - Examination of some errors possibly aflfecting measures of dis- 
 tance with the prism apparatus of M. Loewy. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal, v. 8. 1888.
 
 JO WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 « 
 
 CoMSTOCK, George Gary. On the adjustineut of a sextant. 4p. O. 
 
 Reprinteil from Sidereal Messenger, v. 7, 1888. 
 
 Historical note relative to the name of the planet Juewa 139. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 7, 1888. 
 
 - Memoir of James Craig Watson. 1838-1880. Read before the 
 National academy of sciences, April, 1883. Washington, 1888. 15p. O. 
 
 Also in Sidereal Messenger, v. 7, 1888. 
 
 - On the value of a revolution of a micrometer screw. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 7, 1888. 
 
 - Observations of Sappho. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal, v. 8, 1889. 
 
 - An elementary treatise upon the method of least squares, with nu- 
 merical examples of its applications. Boston: Ginn & Co., 1890. 
 vi+67p. O. 
 
 - The difference of declination of 43 H Cephei and Br. 95. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal, v. 9, 1890. 
 
 - Observations of double stars. 
 
 Publications of the Washburn Observatori/ for 1837-83-83. v. 6, 1890, pp. 25-140. 
 
 - Meteorological observations for 1887-88-89. 
 
 Publications Wasliburn Observatory, v. 7, 1890. 
 
 - Double star observations at the Washburn Observatory. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 9, 1890. 
 
 - A simple approximate formula for the refraction. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 9, 1890. 
 
 - On the efficiency of a small instrument. * 
 
 Sidereal Messenger, v. 10, 1891. 
 
 Reproduced in Zeitsckrifl fiir Instrumentenlcundt, Zwulfter Jahrgang, 1898. 
 
 - Variations of latitude observed at the Washburn observatory. * 
 
 Astronomische Nachrichten, v. 127, 1891. 
 
 - On the right ascension of ^ Draconis. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal, v. 11, 1891.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 7 1 
 
 CoMSTOCK, George Gary. The secular variation of latitudes. 13p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Jonrnal of Science, v. 42, 1891. 
 
 The present condition of the latitude problem. 
 
 Transactions Winconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 829-232. 
 
 On the relation of the periodic and secular variations of latitude. * 
 
 AstronomicalJournal, v. 11, 1892. 
 
 On the supposed secular variations of latitude. * 
 
 Astronomical Journal,v. 11, 1892. 
 
 - Provisional results of a determination of the constant of aberra- 
 tion. 6p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Astronomiccd Journal, v. 11, 1892. 
 
 CoxovER, All.\n Darst. Index guide to new sectional wall map of Wis- 
 consin, containing new and useful tables. Gompiled by W. J. L. 
 Nicodemas and Allan D. Gonover. Madison, 1878. 48p. S. 
 
 Also, New Sectional Map of Wisconsin, by Wm. .T. L. Xicodemus and Allen D. 
 Conover, 1878. 
 
 CONOVER, Frederick King. Reports of cases argued and determined in 
 the supreme court of the state of Wisconsin, with tables of the cases 
 and principal matters. Vols. 55-G8, 70-80. Ghicago, 1883-92. 25v. O. 
 
 Conover, Obadiah M. Reports of cases argued and determined in the 
 supreme court of the state of Wisconsin, with tables of the cases 
 and principal matters. Vols. 16-28, 30-5i. Madison and Ghicago, 
 1865-82. 38v. O. 
 
 - Catalogue of the State library of Wisconsin, 1872. Madison: The 
 State, 1872. 319p. O. 
 
 - In memoriam. Prof. Stephen Haskins Carpenter, LL. D. Address 
 before the State historical society, Dec. 17, 1878. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 59-99. 
 
 - Via solitaria. Reconciliation. [Poems.j Madison, 1882. 16p. D. 
 
 Dr. Conover was editor of The North- Western Journal of Education, Science, and 
 General Literature (}ila.disou, Wis.), of which only three numbers were issued — 
 March, April, and May, 1850.
 
 72 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Coox, Frederick William. "Hesperus." A poem read at the Thir- 
 teenth anniversary of the Hesperian society of the University of 
 
 Wisconsin. 
 
 Wilh Address of Willifim A. Li/niftn. Madison, 187.3. iCp. O. 
 
 Tobacco growers' guide. A compilation of hints, suggestions, and 
 
 experience of the most practical and successful. Edgerton, 1885. 
 61p. O. 
 
 Coon, J. W. Local treatment: iu diseases of the air passages. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1886, pp. 212-222. 
 
 CoRwiN, Eli. On the conduct of funeral services in death from con- 
 tagious diseases. 
 
 Eighth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1884, pp. 1.50-153. 
 
 CoTHREN, Montgomery M. Address delivered before Franklin lodge, 
 No. 16, at Franklin, Iowa county, Wisconsin, at the celebration of 
 the nativity of St. John, June 24, 1848. Lancaster, 1848. 5p. O. 
 
 Covert, George. "Looking forward." Annual address before the 
 National eclectic medical association at Hot Springs, Arkansas, 
 June 16, 17, and 18, 1891. lip. O. 
 
 Cr.\wford, Alice Arnold. A few thoughts for a few friends. Portrait. 
 Chicago: Jansen, McClurg & Co., 1875. 162p. O. 
 
 Crawford, William. Dancing as it is. A Lenten sermon, March 21, 
 [1875J. Green Bay, 1875. 8p. O. 
 
 Learning to be content. A thanksgiving sermon, Green Bay, 
 
 Wisconsin, November 25th, 1875. Green Bay, 1875. 8p. O. 
 
 God's providence for forty years. Three discourses at the fortieth 
 
 anniversary of the First Presbyterian church in Green Bay, Wisooo- 
 sin. Green Bay, 1876. 37p. 
 
 Expository preaching. 16p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from New Englander, v. 30, 1877. 
 
 Farming as an education. Address before Brown county, Wiscon- 
 sin, Horticultural society, September 6, 1879. Green Bay, 1879. 
 7p. O. 
 
 Infant baptism: its relation to Christian nurture. 1884. 12p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. J :^ 
 
 Crocker, Hans. Report on the disastrous effects of the destruction of 
 forest trees now going on so rapidly in the state of Wisconsin. By 
 I. A. Lapham, J. G. Knapp, and H. Crocker. Madison, Wis., 1867. 
 104p. O. 
 
 Croft, Matthew. God and the universe, n. p., n. d. lip. O. 
 
 - Who are we? and what shall the end be? Edgerton, Wis. n. d. 
 43p. D. 
 
 Crooker, Joseph Henry. The devil's pedigree. A lecture on Zoroas- 
 trianism. La Porte, Ind., 1878. 15p. O. 
 
 A prophetic word for the West. A lecture delivered in the Uni- 
 tarian church. La Porte, Ind., Sunday evening, June 8th, 1879. La 
 Porte, Ind. 8p. O. 
 
 - A word with Joseph Cook. A lecture delivered in the Unitarian 
 church. La Porte, Ind., April 25th, 1880. La Porte, Ind., 1880. 
 20p. • O. 
 
 - The good in all churches. A lecture delivered in the Unitarian 
 church, La Porte, Ind., Sunday morning, February 29, 1880. La 
 Porte, Ind., 1880. 8p. O. 
 
 - The resurrection of Jesus. Madison: Midland Pub. Co., 1884. 
 20p. D. 
 
 - Religious training of the young. Madison, 1884. 15p. O. 
 
 - The observance of the Sabbath. Madison: Midland Pub. Co., 1881. 
 19p. D. 
 
 - Unitarians as Congregationalists. With some reference to the i»- 
 8ue in the West. Madison, 1886. 21p. O. 
 
 - The kingdom of God. A sermon delivered September 20th, 1886. 
 Madison, 1886. 16p. D.
 
 74 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Cbooker, Joseph Henry. The root of the temperance problem. A lec- 
 ture delivered at the Unitarian church, Sunday, March 13th, 1887. 
 Madison, 1887. lop. O 
 
 The Christ. [Syllabus of] A course of sermons to be delivered at 
 
 the Unitarian church, Madison, Wis., September-December, 1887. 
 Madison: Democrat Printing Co., 1887. IGp. D. 
 
 Co-operation for holines=!. Boston, 1888. 18p. D. 
 
 John Wise, the forgotten American. 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 8, 1888, pp. 393-407. 
 
 The organization of scientific charity in Hamburg. 
 
 Lend a Hand. January. 18811, pp. 7-136. 
 
 Religion on sure foundations. Madison, 1889. IGp. D. 
 
 Jesus brought back. Meditations on the problem of problems. 
 
 Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1889. 211p. D. 
 
 Problems in American society. Some social studies. Boston: 
 
 George H. Ellis, 1889. 293p. D. 
 
 The Bible in the public schools; or, Dr. Bascom and the supreme 
 
 court. Madison, 1890. 18p. O. 
 
 Essays and monographs. By William Francis Allen. Memorial 
 
 volume. [Edited by David B. Frankenburger, Reuben G. Thwaites» 
 Frederick J. Turner, and Joseph H. Crooker.] Portrait. Boston: 
 The Editors, 1890. vi4-392p. O. 
 
 Different new testament views of Jesus. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Reg- 
 ister Pub. Co., 1890. 70p. T. 
 
 Jonathan Edwards: a psychological study. 
 
 Neio England Magazine, h. s., v. 2, 1890, pp. 159-172. 
 
 The public school and the Catholics. Madison, 1890. IGp. O. 
 
 Jesus bragt tilbage. Oversatte fra Engelsk af D. J. Minneapolis, 
 
 1891. 84p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 75 
 
 Crosmax, Charles. Chart showing graphically the fluctuations of the 
 water surface and the rainfall from 1859 to 1888, line of deepest 
 water, greatest depth, areas of water sui'faces and basins, discharge 
 and tides, of the Great Lakes. Compiled from official data obtained 
 from the U. S. Lake survey, Smithsonian Institution, and war de- 
 partment, with accompauyinsr notes by Chas. Crosman. Milwaukee, 
 1890. 4p. F. 
 
 Culver, Garry Eugene. On a little known region of northern Mon- 
 tana. Read before the Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and 
 letters, December 30, 1891. 19p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 8, 1888-91. 
 
 - On a new occurrence of oli\'ine diabase in Minnehaha county, 
 South Dakota. By G. E. Culver and Wm. H. Hobbs. lop. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 8, 1883-91. 
 
 Cunningham. G. A. History of Meenah, illustrated. Being a complete 
 historical sketch from the "early days" to the present time. . . , 
 Containing also a full and complete record of Neenah in the rebellion, 
 and a complete city and business directory. To which is appended 
 historical sermons and sketches by resident clergymen, making a 
 complete church history of Neenah. Xeenah, Wis.: The Author, 
 1878. 251-1- 53p. D. 
 
 Curtis, Charles Albert. Story of a horse. * 
 
 St. Nicholas, v. 17, 1889, pp. 27-36. 
 
 War of the schools. * 
 
 Wide Aicuke, v. 34, 1891, pp. 33-39. 128-136. 
 
 Captain Curtis has also contributed numerous sketches to newspapers, and to Th^ 
 Youth's Companion. 
 
 Curtis, Wardon Allan. Change of names in the United States. 
 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 11, 1890, pp. 388^92. 
 
 Mr. Curtis has contributed largely to news journals and newspaper syndicates. 
 In Tlie Literior (^Chicago), he has had the following articles: Borrowed family 
 names, Oct. 17, 1889; When we do not mean what we say, .Ian. 23, 1890; Words with 
 evil associations, March 20, 1890; The sky stone (illustr.), June 19, 1890; National
 
 76 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 nicknames, Nov. 13, 1890; A falcon of the seas, May 26, ISn'J. In The Churchman 
 CNew York), appeared Odd Names and their origin. Feb. 15, 1890. In The Epoch 
 (New York), In tlie skeleton works of St. Denis, Sept. 12, 1890. In The Neiv York 
 Observer, National names, May 1, 1892. In Kate FieliVs Washington, What we are 
 coming to, December, 1891; The graves of sand, Feb. 27, 1892; A light that failed, 
 March, 1892. In The Independent (New York), The Welsh clergyman's story, Feb. 
 25, 1892. In Harper's Weekh/, A remarkable story, Dec. 5, 1891. In The Youth's 
 Companion, 1891, How Maxiiiiillian saved the fort. 
 
 CuRTiss, D. C. National chastisement. Sermon occasioned by the death 
 of President Garfield, preacned in Congregational church, Fort 
 Howard, Wisoon.sin, Sept. 25, 1881. 4p. Q. 
 
 Thanksgiving. A sermon preached at the union service in the 
 
 Presbyterian church, Port Howard, Nov. 24th, 1881. 8p. O. 
 
 Dahl, Theodor H. Tale i Stoughton, Wis., angaaende Saloonforret, 
 ningen Afholdt paa opera hallen 5te Januar, 1890. Stoughton, Wis., 
 1890. 16p. S. 
 
 Dames, Wilhelm. Nordamerika der staat Wiskonsin wie sieht es in 
 Wiskousin aus? Ein treuer f iihrer und rathgeber fiir auswanderer. 
 Meurs, Prussia, 1819. 29p. O. 
 
 Danforth, Willis. How I came to be in the army; and General R. A. 
 Paine's plan of federal salvation. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Milifari/ Order of Lotjid Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 324-339. 
 
 Daniels, Edward. Building stones and marbles. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 0, 1860, pp. 199-817. 
 
 Daniells, William Willard. Note on the rapidity of the absorption 
 of arsenic by the human liver. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, -v. 2,1873-74, 
 p. 128. 
 
 Objects and methods of cultivation. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13, 1871-75, pp. 113-130. 
 
 Hard times; a cause and a remedy. Annual address before the 
 
 State agricultural society, delivered on the fair grounds, Septem- 
 ber 8, 1874. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 3.33-346.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. ']'] 
 
 Daniells, William Willard. Entomological notes. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1876, pp. 1 16-130. 
 
 Health in farmers' homes. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 156-168. 
 
 The Wisconsin tornadoes of May 23, 1878. Plates. Madison, 1878. 
 
 41p. O. 
 
 Agrriculture of Wisconsin. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 100-162. 
 
 The results of experiments on the university farm. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 7, 1879-80, pp. 180-189. 
 
 What constitutes pure milk. 
 
 Eighth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1884, pp. 141-149. 
 
 The sanitary examination of water. 
 
 Id., 1888, pp. 200-308. 
 
 Darling, Grace. How may the self-activity of the child be aroused by 
 historical instruction. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, pp. 446-453. 
 
 - Outline of work in history, for the first nine years of school work. 
 Oshkosh, 1889. 33p. O. 
 
 Davidson, John Nelson. Missions on Chequamegon bay. 
 
 Wiiconsin Historical Collections, v. 12, 1892, pp. 434-452. 
 
 Mr. Davidson has contributed numerous articles on the early church history of 
 Wisconsin, to Our Church Work (Madison, Wis.). 
 
 Davies, John Eugene. On potentials, and their application to phys- 
 ical science. 
 
 Transactions of Wisconsiii Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-73, 
 pp. 155-164. 
 
 — — Recent progress in theoretical physics. 
 
 Id., V. 3, 1875-76, pp. 205-221. 
 
 Report on recent progress in theoretical phy sics. 
 
 Id., V. 4, 1876-77, pp. 241-264.
 
 /S WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIKTV. 
 
 Davies, John Eugene. The value of vital statistics. 
 
 Second Annual Report, State Board of Health of WUcoasin, 1877, pp. 113-120. 
 
 Character aud methods of the geodetic survey. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, Survey of 1873-77, v. 4, 1882, pp. 7:^5-748. 
 
 The relations between the study of the exact sciences and the study 
 
 of medicine. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1880, pp. R9-78. 
 
 Davis, Walter Bickford. An illustrated history of Missouri, com- 
 prising its early record, and civil, political, and military history 
 from the first exploration to the present time. . . . By Walter 
 Bickford Davis and Daniel S. Durrie. Portraits. St. Louis: A. J. 
 Hall & Co., 1876. xx-}-639p. O. 
 
 Dawes, William Jason. Military reminiscences. 
 
 Proceedings of Fourth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Guard, 1885, pp. 37-53. 
 
 Day, Pisk Holbrook. On the fauna of the Niagara and upper Silu- 
 rian rocks as exhibited in Milwaukee county, Wiscon.sin, and in 
 counties contiguous thereto. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 11:^125. 
 
 Decker, Henry Jr. The village of Menasha; its location, history, and ad- 
 vantages. Menasha, 1857. 20p. D. 
 
 De Haas, Carl. Nordamerika, Wisconsin, Calumet. Winke fiir auswan- 
 derer. Map. Elberfeld, 1818. xi-h92p. D. 
 
 De Hart, J. N. The antiquities and platycnemism of the mound-build- 
 ers of Wisconsin. Illust. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 188-200. 
 
 The mounds and osteology of the mound-builders of Wisconsin. 
 
 Annual Report, Smithsonian Institution, 1877, pp. 210-250. 
 
 I 
 
 The emblematic mounds and platycnemism of the mound-builders 
 
 of Wisconsin. Illust. lap. O. 
 
 Repriuted from The American A7itiquaria7v, v. 1, 1879. 
 
 Dennis, Ellen W. Truth in fiction. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 297-305.
 
 BIBLIOGRArilV OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS, 79 
 
 Desmond, Humphrey J. The last resort of the landless. 
 
 Forum, v. 6, 1888-80, pp. 319-325. 
 
 The bible in public schools. Argument before the supreme court 
 
 of Wisconsin, in the Edgerton Bible case. Boston, 1890. lip. O. 
 
 The sectional feature in American politics. Address before the 
 
 Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and letters. Madison, Wis., 
 1890. lOp. O. 
 
 Repriuted from Tmnsactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Let- 
 ters, V. 8, 188^91. 
 
 Desmond, William J. Over-elaboration in primary teaching. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 110-115. 
 
 — — Reading beyond school. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 43-49. 
 
 Dewey, Freeman Dana. Early history of Waupaca, Wisconsin. Wau- 
 paca, n. d. 95p. D. 
 
 Dickson, Joseph. Personal narratives. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 315-317. 
 
 DODSON, John Milton. The treatment of pyrexia. 
 
 Tra7isactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1885, pp. 84-98. 
 
 Therapeutic notes. 
 
 Id.. 1887, pp. 165-171. 
 
 The county insane asylum system in Wisconsin. Chicago, 1891. 
 
 16p. O. 
 
 Doe, Mrs. Anna M. Woman's work. 
 
 Proceedings Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1888, pp. 47-51. 
 
 Doe, Joseph Bodwell. The rights and liabilities of national guardsmen. 
 
 Proceedings of Third Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Guard, 1884, pp. 43-49. 
 
 Dietrichson, p. G. The Fifteenth Wisconsin regiment during the late 
 war. 
 
 Scandinavia, v. 1, 1883, pp. 297-300. 
 
 En kortfattet skildring af det femtende Wisconsin regiments. 
 
 Chicago, 1884. 32p. T.
 
 8o WISCONSIxX HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 DooLiTTLE, James Rood. Justification of Commodore Paulding's arrest 
 of Walker and his command, at Punta Arenas. Speech delivered in 
 the United States senate, January 21, 1858. Washington, 1858. 
 15p. O. 
 
 Speech in the United States senate, December 14, 1859. Washing- 
 ton, 18G0. IGp. O. 
 
 Speech of Carl Schurz, of Wisconsin, in Hampden Hall, Spring- 
 field, Mass., January 4, 1860. Also, remarks of Senator Doolittle, of 
 Wisconsin, on the occasion of the late anniversary of the landing of 
 the pilgrims, as celebrated by the New England society of the city 
 of New York, December 22, 1859. Washington, 18G0. lip. O. 
 
 The Calhoun revolution: its basis and its progress. Speech de- 
 livered in the United States senate, January 3, 18G0. Washington, 
 1860. 16p. O. 
 
 Speech on emancipation and colonization, delivered in the senate 
 
 of the United States, March 19, 1862. Washington, 1862. 8p. O. 
 
 Speech on homesteads for white men in the temperate zone, home- 
 steads for black men in the tropics; white immigration to and black 
 emigration from the United States; a continental policy embracing 
 all climes and races, bringing freedom and homes to all; delivered in 
 the senate of the United States, April 11, 1862. Washington, 1862* 
 15p. 0. 
 
 Speech on the Lincoln- Johnson policy of restoration; delivered 
 
 in the senate of the United States, January 17, 1866. Washington, 
 1866. 22p. O. 
 
 Speech in vindication of his course, and against the establishment 
 
 of military despotism in the Southern states; delivered in the United 
 States senate, February 16, 1867. Washington, 1867. 16p. O. 
 
 Reconstruction. Reply to Senators Morton, Trumbull, and others 
 
 in the senate, February 24, 1868. 16p. O. 
 
 Annual address delivered on the fair grounds, September 6, 1878. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agticuitural Societr, v. 17, 1878-79, pp. 41-54. 
 
 Open letter to The New York Times, in reply to its false campaign 
 
 charge of 1872, repeated on the 23d of April, 1885. Chicago, 1885. 
 16p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 8 1 
 
 Doty, James Duane. Northern Wisconsin in 1820. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. 195-206. 
 
 DousMAX, George G. On the number, locality, and times of removal of 
 the Indians of Wisconsin; with an ajjpendix containing a complete 
 chronology of Wisconsin, from earliest times ... to 184:8. By 
 I. A. Lapham, Levi Blossom, and George G. Dousman. Milwaukee, 
 1870. 27p. O. 
 
 Doyle, Peter. Catholic charities of Wisconsin. Address before the 
 state conference of charities and corrections at Madison, Wis., 
 March 2, 188C. Milwaukee, 188G. 20p. O. 
 
 Draper, Lymax Copeland. Adventures of Capt. Robert Stobo, with 
 some notice of La Force and Van Braam. 
 
 Olden Time, v. 1, 1846, pp. 370-384. 
 
 The Shawnee expedition in 1756. 
 
 Vir'jinia Historical Register, v. 5, 185'^, pp. 20-24. 
 
 The expedition against the Shawanoe Indians in 1756. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 61-76. 
 
 Eulogy on Robert M. Sully. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 63-71. 
 
 Personal narrative of Col. John Shaw. Edited by Lyman C. 
 
 Draper. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 197-2.32. 
 
 Seventy-two years' recollections of Wisconsin. By Augustin 
 
 Grignon. Edited by Lyman C. Draper. 
 
 Id., V. 3, pp. 195-295. 
 
 Madison, the capital of Wisconsin: its growth, progress, condition, 
 
 wants, and capabilities. Madison: Calkins &Proudfit, 1857. 48p. O 
 
 Moral and religious instruction in public schools. Madison, 1858 
 
 4p. Q. 
 
 Annual reports [of the superintendent of public instruction] on 
 
 the condition and improvement of the common schools and educa- 
 tional interests of the state of Wisconsin, for 1858, 1859. Madison: 
 The State. 1858-59. 2v. O. 
 
 7— Bib.
 
 82 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Draper, Lymax Copeland. Historical notices of De Louvigny, Perrot, 
 De Lignery, De Beaujeu, Marin, Du Buisson, De Villiers, De Noy- 
 elle, and St. Ange. 
 
 Wisconsin Historicnl Collections, v. 5, pp. ]08-12i 
 
 Note on Hole-in-the-day. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 400-401. 
 
 Note on the younger Hole-in-the-day. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 408-409. 
 
 A helping hand for town and country; an American home book of 
 
 practical and scientific information concerning house and lawn; 
 garden and orchard; field, barn and stable; apiary and fish pond; 
 workshop and dairy; and the many important interests pertaining 
 to domestic economy and family health. By Lyman C. Draper and 
 W. A. Croff ut. Introduction by Horace Greeley. Two hundred il- 
 lustrations. Cincinnati: Chas. F. Wilstach & Co., 1870. 821p. a 
 
 A sketch of the life and services of Hon. George Hyer. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 136-149. 
 
 Michel St. Cyr, an early Dane county pioneer. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 897-400. 
 
 Notice of Match-e-ke wis, the captor of Mackinaw, 1763. 
 
 Jd , V. 7, pp. 188-194. 
 
 Mode of fabrication of ancient copper implements. 
 
 Id., V. 8. pp. 165-167. 
 
 Additional notes on Eleazer Williams. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 353-369. 
 
 King's Mountain and its heroes: history of the battle of King's 
 
 Mountain, October 7th, 1780, and the events which led to it. Por- 
 traits, maps, and plans. Cincinnati: Peter G. Thomson, 1881. 
 61 2p. O. 
 
 Pre-historic Wisconsin antiquities. Madison, 1881. Ip. O. 
 
 Traditions and recollections of Prairie du Chien, as related by 
 
 B. W. Brisbois, and noted down and annotated by Lyman C. 
 DrapcE. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. 282-309,
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OK WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 83 
 
 Dbapeb, Lyman Copeland. Sketch of Hon. Charles H. Larrabee. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 366-388. 
 
 Early French forts in we.stern Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 10, pp. 331-372. 
 
 - Autograph collections of the signers of the Declaration of Inde- 
 pendence and of the Constitution. 
 
 Ibid,, pp. .373-44". 
 
 Wisconsin necrology, 1874-82. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7-10. 
 
 - Narrative of a journey down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1789-90. 
 By Maj. Samuel S. Forman. With a memoir and illustrative notes 
 by Lyman C. Draper. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1888. 
 67p. D. 
 
 - Report and collections of the State Historical Society of Wiscon- 
 sin, for the years 1854-85. Vols. 1-10. With a general index to vols. 
 1-10. [Edited by Lyman C. Draper, corresponding secretary.] Madi- 
 son: The State, 1855-88. lOv. O. 
 
 - An essay on the autographic collections of the signers of the Dec- 
 laration of Independence and of the Constitution. From vol. Xth, 
 Wisconsin Historical Society Collections, revised and enlarged. 
 Portrait. New York: Burns & Sons, 1889. 117p. Q. 
 
 Dr. Draper also wrote the sketches of Arthur Campbell, and George Rogers 
 Clark, in Appleton's Cyclopcedia of American Biography. He also prepared, and 
 had ready for publication, the MSS. of two works, one entitled The Mecklenburg 
 Declaration of Independence: its origin, history, and actors; the other, entitled 
 Border Forays and Adventures. A full list of his writings, published and un- 
 published, with a sketch of his life, appears in Wisconsin Historical Collections, 
 V. 12, pp. 1-22. 
 
 Drigos, George W. Opening of the Mississippi; or, two years' cam- 
 paigning in the southwest. A record of the campaigns, sieges, ac- 
 tions, and marches in which the 8th Wisconsin volunteers have 
 participated. Together with correspondence by a non commissioned 
 officer. Madison, 18G4. 149p. O.
 
 84 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Dudley, John Langford. Liturgies. 
 
 Congregational Review, v. 11, 1871, pp. 159-171. 
 Tides and tendencies of religious thought. Philadelphia, 1873. D. * 
 
 The duty of the state in educational work. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17. 1887, pp. 1-49-161. 
 
 Dudley, Marion Vienna. Suffrage for woman. A plea in its behalf. 
 Addressed to the senate committee on state affairs, in the assembly- 
 chamber of the state of "Wisconsin, at Madison, March 2, 1880. Mad- 
 ison, 1880. 21p. O. 
 
 Prevention that prevents. On the associated charities of Boston. 
 
 1884. 6p. O. 
 
 - Poems. Milwaukee, 1885. S. * 
 
 - Poetry and philosophy of Goethe. Comprising the lectures and 
 extempore discussions before the Milwaukee literary school in Au- 
 gust, 188G. Edited by Marion V. Dudley. Chicago, 1887. vi-|-300p. D. 
 
 Dudley, William. Catalogue of the Wisconsin state library. May, 
 1852. Madison: The State, 1852. 55p. O. 
 
 Dunn, M. S. Physical training. 
 
 Wiitconsin Journal <if Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 55-59. 
 
 Dunning, Mrs. Frances A. Baker. Child culture. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 57-59. 
 
 DuPRE, Julius Victor. Quarter-sectional atlas of the city of Milwau- 
 kee. Drawn and compiled from the records of Milwaukee county 
 2d and revised edition, 1884. Milwaukee, 1884. G2p. F". 
 
 DuRRiE, Daniel Steele. Steele family. A genealogical' history of 
 John and George Steele (settlers of Hartford, Conn.), 1635-3G, and 
 their descendants. With an appendix, containing genealogical in- 
 formation respecting other families of the name who settled in dif- 
 ferent parts of the United States. Albany: Munsell & Eowland. 
 1859. x-|-145p. Q. 
 
 [2d] enlarged edition. Albany: J. Munsell, 1862. 161p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 85 
 
 DuRRiE, Daniel Steele. The utility of the study of genealogy. A 
 paper read before the executive committee of the State historical 
 society of Wisconsin on the 9th July, 18G2. Madison, 1862. 8p. O. 
 
 A genealogical history of the Holt family in the United States: 
 
 more particularly the descendants of Nicholas Holt of Newbury and 
 Andover, Mass., 1634-1644, and of William Holt of New Haven, Conn. 
 Albany: J. Munsell, 1864. 367p. O. 
 
 - Bibliographia genealogica Americana: an alphabetical index to 
 American genealogies and pedigrees contained in state, county, and 
 town histories, printed genealogies, and kindred works. Albany: 
 Joel Munsell, 1868. xiv + 29Gp. O. 
 
 2d edition, revised and enlarged, 1878. 3:38p. O. 
 3d edition, revised and enlarged, 1886. 245p. O. 
 
 - Captain Jonathan Carver, and " Carver's Grant." 
 
 Wisconshi Historical Collections, v. G, pp. 220-270. 
 
 - The early outposts of Wisconsin: Green Bay for two hundred 
 years, 1G39-1839; [and] Annals of Prairie du Chieu. A paper read 
 before the State historical society of Wisconsin, December 26, 1872. 
 Madison, 1873. 124-15p. O. 
 
 - A history of Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, including the 
 Four Lake country, to July, 1874; with an appendix of notes on 
 Dane county and its towns. lUust. Madison, 1874. 420p. O. 
 
 - The importance of local history. Madison, 1874. 4p. O. 
 
 - Memoir of Hon. George Gale. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pi). 422-425. 
 
 - A sketch of the life and services of John Y. Smith. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 452-459. 
 
 - An illustrated history of the .state of Iowa, being a complete civil, 
 political, and military history of the state, from its first exploration 
 down to 1875; ... By Prof. Charles K Tuttle, assisted by Daniel S. 
 Durrie. Portraits. Map. Chicago: Richard S. Peal & Co., 1876. 
 732p. O.
 
 86 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 DuRRiE, Daniel Steele. An illustrated history of Missouri, comprising 
 its early record, and civil, political, and military history from the 
 first exploration to the present time, . . . By Walter Bickford Davis 
 and Daniel S. Durrie. Portraits. St. Louis: A. J. Hall & Co., 1876. 
 xx4-639p. O. 
 
 - Twenty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the Presbyterian 
 church, Madison, Wis., Oct. 4, 187G. Historical address. Madison? 
 1876. 29p. O. 
 
 - Wisconsin and her governors [1671-1879]. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 414-416, 
 
 - The public domain [of Wisconsin]. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 176-182. 
 
 - Catalogue of the library of the State historical society of Wiscon- 
 sin. Prepared by Daniel S. Durrie, librarian, and Isabel Durrie, as- 
 sistant. Vols. 1-7. Madison, 1873-87. 7v. O. 
 
 - First triennial catalogue of the portrait gallery of the State his- 
 torical society of Wisconsin. Compiled by Reuben G. Thwaites and 
 Daniel S. Durrie. Madison: The State, 1889. 56p. O. 
 
 Mr. Durrie, in 1861-63, prepared for publication a Gazetteer of the State of Wis- 
 consin; but owing to the civil war, the publication was indefinitely suspended. The 
 manuscript, in six folio volumes, is preserved in the libraiy. 
 
 Durrie, Isabel. Catalogue of books on the vpar of the rebellion, and 
 slavery, in the library of the State historical society of Wisconsin. 
 Madison, 1887. Glp. O. 
 
 - Catalogue of the library of the State historical society of Wiscon- 
 sin. Prepared by Daniel S. Durrie, librarian, and Isabel Durrie, as- 
 sistant. Vols. 1-7. Madison, 1873-87. 7v. O. 
 
 DuRWABD, Bernard I. Wild flowers of Wisconsin. Poems. Milwaukee. 
 Catholic News Co., 1872. viii-|-247p. D. 
 
 Poems. Vol. 1. Milwaukee, 1882. 107p. D, 
 
 Cristofero Colombo. [A Poem.] Milwaukee, 1887. 81p. D. 
 
 Zd edition revised. Milwaukee, 1889. 80p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS, 8/ 
 
 DwiNNELL, Solomon A. Wisconsin history. Thirty years' review. "Wis- 
 consin as it was and as it is; 1836 compared with 1866, . . . 
 n. p., 1866. 21p. O. 
 
 Pioneer history and biography. Sketch of the life of Col. Samuel 
 
 F. Phoenix, one of the founders of Delavan [Wis.], in 1836. Reeds- 
 burg, Wis., 1875. 16p. O. 
 
 DwTER, Charles Ephron. Historical address delivered before the Old 
 settlers' society of Racine county, Wisconsin. Racine, 1871. 84p. O. 
 
 Earl, Fanny Kennish. The relation of school boards to the public 
 Bchool system, 
 
 Wiscoiisin Journal of Education, v. IS, 1889, pp. 154-161. 
 
 Eaton, James Howard. Report on the geology of the region about 
 Devil's Lake. 
 
 Transactions \Vi$cotisin Academy of Sciences, Arts and T^etters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 124-138. 
 
 On the relation of the sand.stone conglomerates and limestone of 
 
 the Baraboo valley to each other and to the Azoic quartzites. 
 
 Jd., V. 2, 1873-74, pp. 12a-127. 
 
 Eden, Robert C. The sword and gun; a history of the 37th Wisconsin 
 infantry, from its first organization to its final muster out. Madison, 
 1865. 120p. S. 
 
 Edwards, Tom O. The progress, condition, and prospects of Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 495-502. 
 
 Egglesto.v, Nathaniel H. Religion in politics. A" discourse to the 
 Congregational church and society, in Madison, Wisconsin. Madi- 
 Bon, 1856. 31p. O. 
 
 EldridCtE, Charles A. Speech on the resolution to expel Mr. Long, of 
 Ohio, delivered in the house of representatives, April 12, 1864. 
 Washington, 1864. 8p. O. 
 
 - The constitution against confiscation and outside reconstruction. 
 Speech delivered in the house of representatives, December 10, 1867, 
 Washington, 1867. 14p. O.
 
 88 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Eldbidge, Charles A. Speech in the house of representatives, March 
 28, 1868, against the bill making a constitution for Alabama and 
 enforcing upon her people negro government. Washington, 1868. 
 8p. O. 
 
 Naturalization and immigration. Speech in the house of repre- 
 sentatives, June 9, 1870. Washington, 1870. 8p. O. 
 
 - Credit mobilier. Speech delivered in the house of representatives, 
 February 2G, 1873. W^ashington, 1873. 8p. O. 
 
 Ellis, Albert Gallatin. Some account of the advent of the New York 
 Indians into Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 415-449. 
 
 The Upper Wisconsin country. 
 
 Id., V. 3, pp. 435-452. 
 
 - Hand book of Stevens Point, and the Upper Wisconsin. Its 
 character, early settlement, villages, population, and general ad- 
 vantages for settlers; with a correct map of the state. Stevens 
 Point: Ellis, Tracy & Swayze, 1857. 45p. S. 
 
 - Life and public services of J. D. Doty. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Colleclions, v. 5. pp. 369-377. 
 
 - Fifty four years' recollections of men and events in Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 7, pp. ;il0-268. 
 
 - History of Portage county, Wisconsin, read at the centennial cele- 
 bration held at the city of Stevens Point, July 4, 1876. Stevens 
 Point, 1876. 14p. O. 
 
 - Recollections of Rev. Eleazer Williams. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v . 8, pp. 322-352. 
 
 - Eighty years' recollections of a busy life. Stevens Point, 1885. 
 32p. D. 
 
 This was all that was published. The work was never completed, owinR to the 
 death of General Ellis, which occurred December 23, 1885. 
 
 Ellis, Edwin. Ashland, Wisconsin; its early and present days. 
 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 9, 1888-89, pp. 12-17.
 
 BIBLIOGRArHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 89 
 
 Ellis, E. Holmes. Memoir of Hon. Henry S. Baird. 
 
 Wiscoiutin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. 420-443. 
 
 Ellsworth, C. S. Views in and around Sparta, Wis. Giving a brief 
 history of the city, and setting forth its advantages for manufactur- 
 ing and as a place of residence. Together with some account of its 
 celebrated magnetic mineral water. Portage, 1888. 48p. D. 
 
 Elmendorf, John James. Nature and freedom. 
 
 Transactions U^isconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. C2-76. 
 
 * 
 
 Nature and the supernatural. 
 
 Id., V. 5, 1877-81, pp. G6-84. 
 
 - Psychology applied to education. A paper read before the Racine 
 academy of sciences, arts and letters, Oct. 19, 1883. Racine, 1883. 
 8p. O. 
 
 Aristotle's physics (physike akroasis) reviewed. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 169-175. 
 
 Ely, Richard Theodore. American colleges and German universities. 
 
 Harper^s Magazine, v. 61, 1880, pp. 253-260. 
 
 German co-operative credit-unions. 
 
 Atlantic Monthly, v. 47, 1881, pp. 207-223. 
 
 — Our common schools. 
 
 LippincotVs Magazine, v. 29, 1882, pp. 89-95. 
 
 — Administration of the city of Berlin. 
 
 The Nation, v. 34, 1882, pp. 245-246, 267-269. 
 
 School and postal saving banks. 
 
 Our Continent, v. 1, 1882, pp. 163-179. 
 
 The Prussian civil service. 
 
 Overland Monthly, v. 1, 1883, pp. 451-458. 
 
 - French and German socialism in modern times. New York: 
 Harper & Bros., 1883. viii4-274p. S.
 
 90 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Elt, Richard Theodore. The past and present of political economy. 
 
 Overland Monthly, v. 2, 1883, pp. 225-235. 
 
 The past and present of political economy. Baltimore: Johns 
 
 Hopkins University, 1884. 6ip. O. 
 
 Second edition. Johns Hopkins University Studies, v. 2, No. 3, 1884. 
 
 Recent American socialism. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univer- 
 sity, 1885. 74p. O. 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Studies, v. 3, No. 4, 1885. 
 
 Pullman: a social study. 
 
 Harper^ s Magazine, v. 70, 1885, pp. 452 466. 
 
 Baltimore and Ohio employees' relief association. 
 
 Harper's Weekly, July 4, 1885. 
 
 Socialism. 
 
 Andover Review, v. 5, 1886, pp. 146-163. 
 
 Socialism in America. 
 
 North American Review, v. 142, 1886, pp. 519-535. 
 The nature of the railway problem. 
 
 Harper's Magazine, v. 73, 1886, pp. 250-257. 
 
 The economic evils in American railway methods. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 450-457. 
 
 The reform of railway abuses. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 571-578. 
 
 - Arbitration. 
 
 North American Review, v. 143, 1886, pp. 317-328. 
 
 - Ethics and economics. * 
 
 In Science Economic Discussions. New York: The Science Co., 1886. D- 
 pp. 44-56. 
 
 - The economic discussion in science. * 
 
 Ibid., pp. 68-79. 
 
 - The labor movement in America. 4th edition. New York: T. Y. 
 Crowell & Co., 1886. xvi-l-37.3p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 9 1 
 
 Ely, Richard Theodore. Philanthropy. Written for the Charity Or- 
 ganization society of Baltimore. Baltimore, 1887. 8p. O. 
 
 Labor organizations. 
 
 The Forum, v. 3, 1887, pp. 50-58. 
 
 Conditions of industrial peace. 
 
 Ibid., pp. C38-C14. 
 
 The nature and significance of corporations. 
 
 Harper's Magazine, v. 74. 1887, pp. 970-977. 
 
 The growth of corporations. 
 
 Id., V. 75, 1887, pp. 71-79. 
 
 - The future of corporations. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 259-2(56. 
 
 - Political economy in America. 
 
 North American Review, v. 144, 1887, pp. 113-119. 
 
 - Land, labor, and taxation. Baltimore, Md.: Cushing & Co., 1887. * 
 
 Reprint of six articles in TTie Independent. 
 
 - Taxation in American states and cities. 3d edition. New York: 
 T. Y. Crowell & Co., 1888. xx-f-oMp. D. 
 
 - Taxation in American states and cities. Supplementary report on 
 taxation in Maryland. Baltimore, 1888. 108p. O. 
 
 - History of cooperation in the United States. Edited, with an in- 
 troduction, by Richard T. Ely. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univer. 
 sity, 1888. 540p. O. 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Studies, v. 6, 1888. 
 
 - The principles of political economy in the light of old and new 
 schools. A Japanese translation of the " Past and present of polit- 
 ical economy," by Professor Sagane, with an introduction by Pro- 
 fessor Madagake. Tokio, 1888. * 
 
 The tariff and trusts — Expenditures for internal improvements. 
 
 In The National Revenues: edited by Albert Shaw. Chicago, 1888. S. pp. 56-07
 
 92 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Ely, Richard Theodore. Philanthropy. * 
 
 Chaiitauquan, v. 9, 1888, p. 16. 
 
 Methods of teaching political economy. 
 
 Iq Hall's Methods of Teiiching Hislonj, 2il edition, Boston, 1889, pp. 61-72. D. 
 
 ■ An introduction to political economy. New York: Hunt & Eaton, 
 
 1889. 358p. O. 
 
 Same, with a preface by John K. .Ingram, LL. D. London: Swan, Sonnen- 
 schein & Co., 1S91. * 
 
 Same, translated into Japanese, with notes, by Shosuke Sato, Tokio, Japan, 1891. • 
 
 - The telegraph monopoly. 
 
 North American Revieic, v. 149, 1889, pp. 44-53. 
 
 - The needs of the city. An address delivered before the Bo.stoa 
 conference of the Evangelical alliance, December 4, 1889. New 
 York, 1889. 14p. O. 
 
 - The relation of temperance reform to the labor movement. Chi- 
 cago, 1889. 23p. T. 
 
 - Social aspects of Christianity, and other essays. New York: 
 Thomas Y. Crowell ^t Co., 1889. x-|-132p. D. 
 
 2d enlarged edition, 1891. * 
 
 - Problems of to-day: a discu.ssion of protective tariffs, taxation, and 
 monopolies. New edition, revised and greatly enlarged. New York, 
 1890. x4-296p. D. 
 
 George W. Childs in his relations to his employees. 
 
 la Recollections, by OeorgeW. Childs. Philadelphia,-.1890. D. pp. 319-340. 
 
 A program for labor reform. 
 Century Magazine, v. 17, 1890, pp. 938-951 . 
 
 Economic internationalism. * 
 
 The Chautauquan, v. 10, 1890, p. 538. 
 
 Pauperism in the United States. 
 
 North American Rexriew, v. 152, 1891, pp. 395-409.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 93 
 
 Ely, Richard Theodore. The inheritance of property. 
 Id., V. 153, 1891, pp. 54-cc 
 
 In The. Christian Union (New York), Dr. Ely has had the followinj? important 
 articles: Christian Socialism in England, May 28, June 4, and June 11, 1885; Ad- 
 ministration, Dec. 9, and 16, 1886; Social studies in Europe, Nov. 38, and Dec. 5, 12, 
 and 19, 1889; Higher Educational work of Chautauqua, vol. 41, 1890, p. 896; Impor- 
 tant new social movements in England, vol. 42, 1890, pp. 593-594; The improvement 
 of municipal government, vol. 42, 1890, pp. 460, 461; Model towns, vol. 42, 1890, 
 p. 708; The higher education of women. May 28, 1893. In The Christian Advocate 
 (New York), have appeared: The single tax, December, 1890; Suggestions on social 
 topics (a series of twelve articles), Jan. to Dec, 1891. In The Independent (New 
 York), appeared: The government ownership of railways, vol. 42, 1890, pp. 1183, 
 1184; Socialism: its nature, its strength, and its weakness Ca series of twenty-one 
 articles), Feb. 5, to July 2, 1891. la The Congregaiionalist, he ha^ in the summer 
 of 1892 a series ou Social observations in Germany. 
 
 EiiERsoN, Joseph. Address by Prof. J. Emerson, and proceedings of 
 convention, at the tenth anniversary of Beloit college, July 8, 1857. 
 Beloit, 1857. 2Sp. O. 
 
 ■ Our nation. An address before the Archaean union of Beloit col- 
 lege, delivered February 28, 1862. Beloit, Wis., 1862. 18p. O. 
 
 A life thread. 
 
 Congregational Review, v. 51, 1870, pp. 185-192. 
 
 - The work and the man: a memorial of Rev. Stephen Peet. 
 
 Ibid, v. 51, 1870, pp. 415-425. 
 
 - The cyropaedia of Xenophon: its historical character, and its value 
 in the illustration of scripture. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra, v. Zi, 1876, pp. 209-264. 
 
 EX.4.XDER, Joh. a. Borgerkrigen i de forenede stater i Nord Amerika. 
 Med en kortfattet beretning om det 15de Wis., regiments deltagelse 
 i krigen. Portrait. La Crosse, 1881, 128p. D. 
 
 Epley, F. W. Details in general surgery. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1892 pp. 311-316. 
 
 Ernst, August F. Amerikanish-Deutsches Lesebuch. Theil II. Fiir 
 mittelklassen christlicher Schulen. Milwaukee, 1883. viii-f liOp. O. 
 
 [The same.'] Theil III. Fiir oberklassen christlicher Schulen. 
 
 Milwaukee, 1885. xii-|-384p. O.
 
 94 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 EsTABROOK, Charles Edward. Eorer on interstate law. New edition, 
 with notes by C. E. Estabrook. Chicago: Callaghan & Co., 1892. O. 
 
 EsTERLY, George. A plan for funding the public debt, and a safe return 
 to specie payment. Whitewater, Wis., 1875. 8p. O. 
 
 Proposed act to aid in solving the labor question. Plan to secure 
 
 resumption at once and to re-organize National banks. Whitewater, 
 Wis., 1878. 27p. O. 
 
 Review of the national bank system as to how and why it should 
 
 be continued. Whitewater, Wis., 1887. .37p. Ob. Q. 
 
 Evans, J. H. Memorial of the Pickard reception, Platteville, Wis., 
 Aug. 11, 1887. Portrait. Dubuque, 1887. 83p. O. 
 
 Everest, Kate Asaphine. Early Lutheran immigration to Wisconsin. 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 289-298. 
 
 How Wisconsin came by its large German element. Colored map. 
 
 Madison, 1892. 38p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 12. 
 
 Fairchild, Lucius. Major-General Winfield S. Hancock. Remarks at 
 memorial meeting, March 3, 188G. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 305-307. 
 
 Our third-class companions. Read January 5, 1887. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 433 444. 
 
 Address as commander-in-chief, at the 21st annual encampment of 
 
 the Grand Army of the Republic, St. Louis, Mo., 1887. 19p. O. 
 
 Fallows, Samuel. Constitutions of the United States and of the state 
 of Wisconsin; vfith que.stions adapted to the use of common schools. 
 Madison: Tlie State, 1871. 164p. D. 
 
 On the study of the natural sciences in the common schools. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1872, pp. 89-101. 
 
 We include in this catalogue only those works by Bishop Fallows written while a 
 resident of Wisconsin, from which he removed in 1874. He has since been a some- 
 what prolific author.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 95 
 
 Fargo, Robeet. Our country roads. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes. Bulletin No. 1, 188~, pp. 209-dl5. 
 
 FARR.4R, Charles Samuel. History of sculpture and painting; topical 
 lessons with specific references to valuable books. Milwaukee, 
 1879. O. » 
 
 - Art topics; history of sculpture, painting, and architecture, with 
 
 specific reference to most of the standard works on art. New York, 
 
 188i. O.* 
 
 This is the 2d edition of the previous work. 
 3d edition, revised and enlarged. 1890. • 
 
 Favill, Henry Baird. Artificial alimentation. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1886, pp. 164-173. 
 
 The avoidance of malpractice litigation. 
 
 Id., 1892, pp. 374-383. 
 
 Favill, John. Mental hygiene. 
 
 First Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1876, pp. 47-54. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1876-77, pp. 303-311. 
 
 Felt, Emily M. B. The teacher's duty to himself. A paper read 
 before the State teachers' association at La Crosse, Wis., July 9, 
 1879. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 229-2.38. 
 
 Ferguson, Edward. The army of the Cumberland under Buell. Read 
 
 December 5, 1888. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 424-^3i 
 
 Feuling, John Baptist. On the place of the Indian languages in the 
 study of ethnology. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 178-181. 
 
 Comparative etymology. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 1, 1871, pp. 17.3-175, 214-215. 
 
 The etymology of " church." 12p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Lettfers^ 
 ▼. 2, 1873-74.
 
 q6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Feuling, John Baptist. Etymology as a means of education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. 464—106. 
 
 Studies in comparative grammar. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 pp. 117-121. 
 
 Field, Jennie M. The ministry of toil. Read before the Castalian 
 .society of the University of Wisconsin, June 9, 1876. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1S75-~G, pp. 480-489. 
 
 Field, W. W. Soils; their preservation and renovation. Read before 
 the State Agricultural convention in February, 1873. 
 
 Id., V. 11. 187-2-73, pp. 365-375. 
 
 The importance of agriculture, and its relation to other industries. 
 
 Delivered before a convention of Sauk county farmers at Baraboo, 
 Jan. 29, 1874. 
 
 Id., V. 12, 1873-74, pp. 435-445. 
 
 Interest on money; a high rate ruinous to productive industry. 
 
 Id.. V. 13, 1874-75, pp. 2.30-247. 
 
 FiFiELD, Samuel Stillman. Memoir of Henry D. Barron. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. '.), pp. 405-409. 
 
 Fillmore, John Comfort. Pianoforte music; its history, with bio- 
 graphical sketches and critical estimates of its greatest masters. 
 New York: Townsend Mac Coun, 1884. v-|-245p. D. 
 
 The practical value of certain modern theories respecting the 
 
 science of harmony. Philadelphia, 1887. 15p. O. 
 
 Lessons in musical history. Illust. Philadelphia: Theodore 
 
 Presser, 1888. xv-|-172p. D. 
 
 New lessons in harmony: To which is added. The nature of har- 
 mony, by Dr. Hugo Riemann. [Translated by J. C. Fillmore.] Phil- 
 adelphia, 1887. 54-l-32p. D. 
 
 Fitch, M.vtthew G. The battle of Peckatonica. 
 
 Wisco7isin Historical Collections, v. 10, pp. 178-183.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 97 
 
 Flavin, John Thomas. Possibilities of the superintendency. Read at the 
 annual meeting of the county superiuteudents, Madison, Dec. 28, 
 1882. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 18S3, pp. 59-GJ. 
 
 Flint, Albert Stowell. On the most probable value of the latitude 
 and its theoretical weight, from entangled observations occurring in 
 the use of Talcott's method. 13p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Annals of Mathematics, v. 3, 1887. 
 
 A brief control for general solutions of normal equations. 3p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Annals of Mathematics, v. 4, 1888. 
 
 Flower, Frank Abial. The history of Waukesha county, Wisconsin; 
 containing an account of its settlement, growth, development, and 
 resources; an extensive and minute sketch of its cities, towns and vil- 
 lages . . . their improvements, industries, manufactories, churches, 
 schools, and societies; . . . [Edited, in part, by Frank A. F'lower.] 
 Portraits. Map. Chicago, 1880. lOOGp. Q. 
 
 History of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from prehistoric times to the 
 
 present date, embracing a summary sketch of the native tribes, and 
 an exhaustive record of men and events for the past century; . . . 
 and including nearly four thousand biographical sketches of pio- 
 neers and citizens. [Edited, in part, by Frank A. Flower.] Por- 
 traits. Map. Chicago, 1881. 1663p. Q. 
 
 Life of Matthew Hale Carpenter. A view of the honors and 
 
 achievements that, in the American republic, are the fruits of well- 
 directed ambition and persistent industry. Portrait. Madison, 
 Wis., 1883. 58ip. O. 
 
 History of the republican party, embracing its origin, growth, and 
 
 mission, together with appendices of statistics and information re- 
 quired by enlightened politicians and patriotic citizens. Illust. 
 Springfield, 111., 1884. xvi-f-623p. O. 
 
 Manufactures of Wisconsin . • 
 
 Descriptive America, v. 1, 1881, pp. 113-115. 
 
 Old Abe, the Eighth Wisconsin war eagle . A full account of his 
 
 capture and enlistment, exploits in war, and honorable as well as 
 useful career in peace . With an appendix. Portraits. Madison, 
 1885. 173p. D. 
 
 8-Bib.
 
 q8 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Flower, Frank Abial. Fourierism in Wisconsin . 
 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 5, 1880-87, pp. 458-461. 
 
 The eye of the northwe.st . First annual report of the statistic ian 
 
 of Superior, Wisconsin . Illust. Milwaukee, 1890. 207p. ob. D. 
 
 Fonda, John H. Early reminiscences of Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5. pp. 205-390. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. M. D. Institutes for asylum attendants. 
 
 Proceedings of Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1888, 
 pp. 33-37. 
 
 Forbes, S. D. Camp Randall and environs. Madison, 1862. Gp. D. 
 
 FoRBUSH, Trowbridge Brigham. Jesus of Nazareth. Detroit, 1881. 
 84p. D. 
 
 Charles Darwin; Ralph Waldo Emerson. Two sermons. Detroit, 
 
 1882. lip. D. 
 
 The new knowledge and the old faith. Milwaukee, July, 1887. 
 
 12p. D. 
 
 The Unitarian gospel. Milwaukee, December, 1887. 12p. D. 
 
 Ford, Joseph C. Our country roads. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 23, 1885, pp. 206-217. 
 
 Fox, Cyrus Daniels. The mutual dependence of all human industries. 
 
 id., V. 12, 1873-74, pp. 229-2.37. 
 
 Fox, Philip. Diphtheria. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 166-188. 
 
 Frackelton, Susan Stuart. Tried by fire. A work on china decora- 
 tion. Plates and Illust. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1886. 
 llOp. Q.* 
 
 2d edition. New York, 1892. Q.* 
 
 Mrs. Frackelton has written technical articles for the Art J ^aicuf. Art Inter- 
 change and Vougns'' Art ii'oZ/o,' alsonniscellaneous artf ss in iJer Her aid and The 
 Sentinel, both of Milwaukee.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. QQ 
 
 Frank, Michael. Early history of Kenosha, 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 370-394. 
 
 Some of the prominent events in the life of Hon. Charles Durkee. 
 
 Id.. V. fi, pp. 123-13.5. 
 
 Frankenburger, David Bower. General catalogue of the officers and 
 graduates of the University of Wiscon.sin, from its organization in 
 1849 to 1887. Madison: The University, 1887. 85p. O. 
 
 William Francis Allen. Memorial address delivered before the 
 
 State Historical Society of Wisconsin, January 2, 1890. Madison, 
 1890. lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings of Thirty-seventh Annual 3Ieeting of the Society, 1890. 
 
 Essays and monographs. By Wm. Francis Allen. Memorial vol- 
 ume. [Edited by David B. Frankenburger, Reuben G. Thwaites, 
 Frederick J. Turner, and Joseph H. Crooker.] Portrait. Boston: 
 Pub. by the Editors, 1890. vi-h392p. O. 
 
 The memoir of Professor Allen, in this book, is by Professor Frankenburger . 
 
 General catalogue of the officers and graduates of the University 
 
 of Wisconsin, from its organization in 1819 to 1892. Compiled by 
 David B. Frankenburger. Madison: The University, 1892. 155p. O. 
 
 Fratt, Nicholas Diller. Address at the Industrial convention held at 
 Appleton, February, 1880. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 18, 1879-80, pp. 413^18. 
 
 ■ Exhibition of 1880. Opening address at the twenty-seventh annual 
 
 meeting of the Wisconsin state agricultural society. 
 
 Id., V. 19, 1880-^1, pp. 39-50. 
 
 Freeman, Samuel. The emigrant's hand book and guide to Wisconsin, 
 comprising information respecting agricultural and manufacturing 
 employment. Milwaukee, 1851. 148p. O. 
 
 The same, in German. Milwaukee, 1852. 134p. D. 
 
 French, Bella. The American sketch book; a collection of historical 
 incidents, with descriptions of corresponding localities. Edited by 
 Mrs. Bella French. Portraits. Map. La Crosse, Wis.: American 
 Sketch Book Co., 1871-76. 3v. O. 
 
 Vol. 3 is a History of Brown County, Wis. 
 
 Struggling up to the light. The story of a woman's life. Chicago: 
 
 W. B. Keen, Cook & Co., 1876. 221p. D.
 
 lOO WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 French, Samuel William. Antiseptics. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 233-236. 
 
 Appendicitis. 
 
 Id., 1893, pp. 96-103. 
 
 Fuller, Emeline L. Left by tlie Indians. Story of my life. Portraits. 
 Mt. Vernon, Iowa, 1892. 40p. T. 
 
 Fuller, Harvey A. Where dark shadows play. With an introduction 
 by Will Carleton. Portrait. Milwaukee, 1890. 134p. S. 
 
 Funk, Lewis. The qualifications of a true teacher. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 12, 1883, pp. 294-299. 
 — — English literature in schools. 
 
 Id , V. 13, 1883, pp. 34-28. 
 
 Compulsory education. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1886, pp. 335-331. 
 
 Gafron, John. Je.sus od ijitwawin. A short catechism of the Christian 
 doctrine, in the Otchipwe language. St. Louis: B. Herder, 1884. 
 103p. T. 
 
 Gale, George. Practical forms, with notes and references, adapted to 
 the revised .statutes of Wisconsin: being a convenient manual for 
 men of business, attorneys, sheriffs, constables, town officers, and 
 justices of the peace. 3d edition revised. Racine: Mark Miller, 
 1850. 427p. O. 
 
 Upper Mississippi; or, historical .sketches of the mound-builders, 
 
 the ludian tribes, and the jjrogress of civilization in the North-west; 
 from A. D. IGOO to the present time. Portrait. Chicago: Clarke & 
 Co., 1867. 460p. D. 
 
 Genealogy of the Gale family. n.p.,n.d. 9p. O. 
 
 Gary, George. From Wisconsin to California and return. By James 
 Ross and George Gary. Madison, 18G9. 132p. O. 
 
 The law and practice of courts of probate under the statutes and 
 
 decisions of the supreme courts of Wisconsin and Minnesota. Chi- 
 cago: Callaghan & Co., 1879. 42f574p. O.* 
 
 The Fox River valley of Wisconsin. Those who first explored it. 
 
 Magazine of West'^m History, v. 11, 1890, pp. 613-625; v. 12, 1890, pp. 175-185.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. lOI 
 
 GiBBS, Oliver, Jr. Sketch of Prescott, and Pierce county. By Olivei 
 Gibbs, Jr., and C. E. Young, of Prescott. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 433-465. 
 
 Gilbert, C. B. English literature in schools. Read at the meeting of 
 the Wisconsin teacher.s' association, Madison, Dec. 27, 1882, 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 16-24. 
 
 Giles, Ella Augusta. Bachelor Ben. 2d edition. Madison, Wis.: 
 Atwood & Culver, 1875. 308p. D. 
 
 - Out from the shadows; or, trial and triumph. Madison, Wis.: 
 Atwood & Culver, 1876. 317p. D. 
 
 - Horticulture in literature. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. ~, 1877, pp. 36-39. 
 
 - Thistles. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 183-187. 
 
 - The lineage of literature. 
 
 University Press, 1878. 
 
 Also in Chicago Weekly Magazine, 1882. 
 
 - Western literature. 
 
 University Press, Sept. 21, Oct. 3 and 16, Nov. 8, 1878. 
 
 - Hobbies. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and \fechanical Association, r.9, 
 1878-79, pp. 136-13?. 
 
 - Maiden Rachel. Madison, Wis.: David Atwood, 1879. 319p. D. 
 
 - State public schools. 
 
 The Western (.St. Louis), v. 7, 188?, pp. 529-533. 
 
 A southern " experience meeting." 
 The Nation, v. £7, 1858, p. 52J. 
 
 - The mysteries of the five-twenties. 
 
 DemoresVs Magazine, February. 1886. 
 
 - An international tea-party; or, anything to get votes. A dramatic 
 dialogue. Madison, Wis.: David Atwood, 1886. 33p. O.
 
 102 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Giles, Ella Augusta. Flowers of the spirit. [Poems.] Chicago: 
 Charles H. Kerr & Co., 1891. 93p. S. 
 
 Miss Giles has been a prolific contributor to the literary departments of news 
 journals, chiefly The Chicago Times, The Milwaukee Sentinel, and The Milwaukee 
 Evening Wisconsiyi . In 1886, her leading aiticles to The Chicago Times were: Ras- 
 mus B. Anderson, Jan. 'J; The literary culture of criminals, Jan. 30; Kristofer Jan- 
 sen, Feb. 6; Columbus and Ericson portraits, Feb. 20; Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, 
 Feb. 2T; Victor Rydberg, April 3; I^iterary Norsemen, May 8; The Norwegian 
 Fourth, May 22; An authors' association (Indiana Poets, etc.), Oct. 9; The woman's 
 congress, Oct. 20; Feeble-minded children, Nov. 6; Scenes in the south (An Ala- 
 bama poor-house), Dec. 4; Convict camps in the south, Dec. 12. In 1887, her princi- 
 pal Times articles were: The new South, and Grady's ;speech, .Ian. 8; An abode 
 of the damned (A visit to the Florida insane asylum), Jan. 19; The South as it is; 
 Women in the chain gangs. Feb. 7: Henrick Ibsen, July 3; A southern poet (Robert 
 Burns Wilson), April 30; An Alabama song-writer (Samuel Minturn Peck), July 2; 
 Among the southern poor, Sept. 17; Among the Shakers, December: Down in Ala- 
 bama, December; For minds diseased (Non-restraint system in Alabama), Decem- 
 ber. Her leading Sentinel articles have been: Wisconsin poetry, Aug 9, 1885; 
 Public library facetiae, Dec. 27, 1885, to Jan., 188S; Women in charities (address be- 
 fore Illinois social science association), March 8, 18SG; Miss Vim in the south, 
 Sept. 25 to Oct. 30, 1887; In old Kentucky, November, 1887; To the devil's swamp 
 (Pass Christian, Miss.), Jan. 11, 1891; Hattie Tyng Griswold, Nov. 8, 1801. In The 
 [Visconsin, in 1832, she wrote on Charlotte Cushm.xii, Antoinette Blackwell, Clara 
 Louise Kellogg, Anna Dickinson, and A leper island. A psychological problem. 
 Jealous of a crochet needle. Her puritan prudery, and Only a day, appeared in The 
 Wisconsin in 1883. A library romance, appeared in the same journal, Oct. 24, 1885. 
 She has also written articles of travel, romances,and sketches, in The Chicago Ledger, 
 1883-80: The Chicago Inter Ocean; Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph; Wisconsin 
 State Journal {Madison); Chicago Weekly Magazine (notably. The future of our 
 emigrant girls, Emerson's gospel, and The obligations of woman, all in 1882); New 
 York Home Journal; New Orleans Picayune; Wotyian^s Journal (BosUm); Min- 
 nesota Tribune ; and The Christian Register (Boston). Miss Giles also contributed 
 tliirty biographical sketches of Wisconsin women, in A Woman of the Century, 
 Buffalo, N. Y , 1892.. 
 
 Giles, Hiram Horatio. Wisconsin railroads. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 166 109. 
 
 History of [Wisconsin] commerce and manufactures. 
 
 Ibid., lip. 173-176. 
 
 Ten years' work of the board. 
 
 Tenth Annual Report, Wisconsin State Board of Charities and Reform, 1880, 
 pp. 320-3.32. 
 
 County care of insane paupers. 
 
 Tuelfth Annual Report, 1883, Id., pp. 200-214.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IO3 
 
 Giles Hiram Horatio. Poorhouses: their location, construction, and 
 management. Madison, 1884. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Firs/ Biennial Report, Wihconsin State Board of Charities and 
 Reform, 1883-84. 
 
 The insane, and the Wisconsin system for their cure. Madison, 
 
 1888. 2'lp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Coi-rections, 
 1888. 
 
 Gill, William Wesley. Civil malpractice. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 98-107. 
 
 GiLLAN, Silas Young. Why does the sun rise north of east in summer? 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 7-9. 
 
 Unprofitable work in the graded .schools. 
 
 Id.,v. 18, 1888, pp. 149-154. 
 
 A review lesson for the class in physics. 
 
 /d., V. 20, 1890, pp. 232-233. 
 
 GiLLESPY, John C. The history of Green Lake county, containing bio- 
 graphical sketches, anecdotes, etc., as related by old pioneers. 
 Berlin, 1860. lllp. D. 
 
 Gillies, Miss Lizzie. The parent's part in the education of the child, 
 from a teacher's standpoint. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 21, 1891, pp. 178-184. 
 
 Gleason, C. K Dells improvement. Facts for the people. Speech de- 
 livered in the Wisconsin assembly, March 11, 1869. Eau Claire, Wis., 
 1870. lOp. O. 
 
 Gmeiner, John. Modern scientific views and Christian doctrines com- 
 pared. Milwaukee: The Author, 1884. viii-f 212p. D. 
 
 The spirits of darkness and their manifestations on earth; or, 
 
 ancient and modern Spiritualism. 2d edition revised. Milwaukee: 
 Hoffman Bros., 1886. xii-|-207p. 
 
 The church and the various nationalities of the United States. 
 
 Are German Catholics unfairly treated ? Milwaukee, 1887. 40p. D. 
 
 Emanuel, the savior of the world. Milwaukee, 1888. 119p. D.
 
 104 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 GOFF, EM5IETT Stull. The relation of color to flavor, in fruits and 
 vegetables. 
 
 American !faturalist, v. 18, 188i, pp. 1203-1210. 
 
 - The influence of atmospheric pressure upon percolation. 1887. 
 
 4p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Agricultural Science, v. 1, 1887. 
 
 - The temperature of the stem in plants, as an intle.x of the depth of 
 root-feeding. 1887. 3p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Agricultural Science, v. 1, 1887. 
 
 The influence of heredity upon vigor. * 
 
 Botanical Gazette, v. 12, 1887, pp. 41-42. 
 
 The oflice of the seed tuber in the potato plant. * 
 Agricultural Science, v. 2, 1888, pp. 25-29. 
 
 The distribution of starch in the potato tuber . 
 
 Agricultural Science, v. 3, 1889, pp. 55-58. 
 
 - Noxious weeds of Wisconsin. Illust. 
 
 University of Wisconsin, Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 20, 1889, 
 20p. 
 
 - A report as horticulturist to the Wisconsin agricultural experi- 
 ment station for the year 1890. 
 
 Seventh Annnal Report. 1890, Id., pp. 193-214. 
 
 The same for 1891, in Eighth Annual Report, 1891, RL, pp. 135-175. 
 
 Report on potatoes for 1889 . 
 RL, Bulletin No. 23, January, 1890, pp. 7-12. 
 
 Prevention of apple scab. Illust. 
 Id., Bulletin No. 23, April, 1890. lip. 
 
 - A critical study of the Geneva seed-testing apparatus. 1891. 
 
 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Agricultural Science, v. 5, July, 1891.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IO5 
 
 GoFF, Emmett Stull. The adornment of home grounds. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 21, 1891, pp. 33-36. 
 
 • A syllabus of horticulture for the use of classes. Madison: The 
 
 University, 1891. lOp. O. 
 
 Professor GofE made reports as horticulturist to the New York Agricultural Ex- 
 periment Station, as follows, all being included in the official reports o£ the institu- 
 tion named: 1st, 1882, pp. 120-154; 2d, 1883, pp. 17.5-234; 3d, 1884, pp. 189-328; 4th, 
 1885, pp. 135-267: 5th, 1886, pp. 140-2.52; 6th, 1887, pp. 75-306; rth, 1888, pp. 86-199. 
 The last thrne of the above reports were also issued in pamphlet form, separate 
 from the official report of the station . 
 
 GoLDiN, Theodore W. Non-commissioned oflicers. 
 
 Proceedings Eighth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1889, pp. 69-74. 
 
 Small arms practice in the National Guard. 
 
 Ninth Annual Convention, 1890, Id., pp. 48-66. 
 
 Goodwin, George B. The village of Menasha; its location, history, and 
 advantages. Menasha, 1857. 20p. D. 
 
 - Media. Tragedy of Euripides. Rendered into English from the 
 Greek, by Geo. B. Goodwin. Milwaukee, 1878. 55p. D . 
 
 Goodwin, Henry Decker. Rhesus. A tragedy of Euripides. An essay 
 for special honors in Greek, from the University of Wisconsin, 
 June, 1880. Madison, 1880. 27p. O. 
 
 Gordon, Gustavus E. What is the relation of the state to religion? An 
 address delivered in the assembly chamber at Madison, February 1, 
 1878. Milwaukee, 1878 . 24p. O. 
 
 Taxation. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 18, 1879-80, pp. 257-280. 
 
 Gordon, W. A. Annual report as county physician, Winnebago county, 
 Wiscon.sin. Submitted and adopted by the county board of super- 
 visors, March 5, 1890. Neenah, Wis., 1890. 5p. O. 
 
 Grjebner, a. L. A first course in composition and grammar, for the use 
 of schools. Milwaukee: North-Western Pub. House, 1883. 187p. D.
 
 I06 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Gbaettinger, a. The contracted pelvis. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891. pp. 84-97. 
 
 Graff, H. Tuberculosis of the lymphatic glands of the neck and its 
 surgical treatment. 
 
 Id., 1889, pp. 130-140. 
 
 Graham, Alexander. Labor. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 251-2G0. 
 
 Graham, George. Rifle practice from the national guardsman's stand- 
 point. 
 
 Proceedin<js Seventh Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 
 Guard, imS, pp. 13-18. 
 
 Rifle practice and the rifle range. 
 
 Eighth Annual Convention, 1889, Id., pp. 61-6.5. 
 
 Graham, Robert. Geography of Wisconsin. A supplement to the 
 Eclectic series of geographies . Oshkosh, 1877. 12p. F. 
 
 Manual of elementary course of study for the common schools of 
 
 Wisconsin. 3d revised edition. Madison, 1885. 64p. O. 
 
 Grassie, Mrs. O. L. The city of the lakes [Madison, Wis.]: one woman's 
 protest. By Lewise. Chicago, 1871. IBlp. D. 
 
 Greene, James H. Reminiscences of the war. Bivouacs, marches, skir- 
 mishes and battles. Extracts from letters written home from 1861 to 
 18G5. Medina, 1886. 87p. O. 
 
 Gregory, Charles Noble. Leigh Hunt. 
 
 The Western, v. 7, 1881, pp. 363-383. 
 
 Address delivered before the Alumni association of the University 
 
 of Wisconsin at the assembly chamber, in the state capitol of Wis- 
 consin, Tuesday, June 17, 1881. Madison, 1884. 21p. Q. 
 
 Mr. Gregory lias had poems published in Scribner's Monthly (now The Century) 
 Overland Moh/hhj, Li/teirs Living Age, Outing, Youth s Companion, The Independ- 
 ent, Harper's Bazaar, narper''ii Weekly, New York Evening Post, Boston Adver- 
 tiser, Chicago Inter Ocean, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Herald, The Current 
 (Chicago), Milwaukee Sentinel, Milwaukee Magazine, The JUgis (University of 
 Wisconsin), Wisconsin State Journal (Madison), and Madison (Wis.) Democrat. He 
 has also written in prose for Milwaukee Sentinel, Tariff Rtform Advocate, Nation 
 (New York), Chicago Times, Chicago Herald, a.uA Wisconsin Stale Journal.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. lO/ 
 
 Gregory, D. S. Christian education and the Presb5i;eriau church; past, 
 present and future. Chicago, 188'2. •23p. O. 
 
 Same. Xew and large edition. Milwaukee, 1870. 320p. O. 
 
 Gregory, Johx. Industrial resources of Wisconsin. Chicago, 1853. 
 329p. S. 
 
 Same, Milwaukee, 1872. 272p. O. 
 
 Gregory. John Goadby. A beauty of Thebes, and other verses. Milwau- 
 kee, 1892. 48p. D. 
 
 Griffin, Ezra Leonard. Vaccination. Milwaukee, 1874. 22p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin State Medical Society, 1874. 
 
 Small-pox and its prophylaxis. 
 First Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1876, pp. S-20. 
 
 Disinfectants, and their special application. 
 
 Second Annual Report, 1877, Id., pp. 19-30. 
 
 Scarlet fever; its nature and means of prevention. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 1-18. 
 
 Supplementary report on small-pox. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 93-100. 
 
 Diphtheria: its relation to filth causes. 
 
 Third Annual Report. 1878, Id., pp. 1-21. 
 
 Epidemic influenza. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin. 1879, pp. 134-140. 
 
 Griffiths, Joseph Charles. The world, the flesh, and the devil: their 
 relation to insurance. Read before the Fire Underwriters' associa- 
 tion of the northwest, at the twenty-second annual meeting held at 
 Chicago, 111.. October 7, 8, and 9 1891. Milwaukee, 1891. 12p. O.
 
 I08 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Griswold, Hattie Tyng. Apple blossoms. Chicago: A. C. McClurg, 
 1878. 300p. D.* 
 
 Waiting on destiny; a story for girls. Boston: The Universalist 
 
 Publishing House, 1889. 314. D. 
 
 Lucile and her friends; a story for girls. Illust. Chicago: Bel- 
 
 foid-Clarke Co., 1890. 288p. O. 
 
 Home life of great authors. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1891. 
 
 385p. D. 
 
 Mrs. Griswold is a busy contributor to the newspaper press, of poems, stories, and 
 articles. 
 
 GuDDEN, Bernard Charles. Fever, its relation with germs; and germs 
 in general. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1886, pp. 144-152. 
 
 Antiseptic obstetrics. 
 
 /a., 1890, pp. 209-214. 
 
 Guernsey, Orrin. History of Rock county, and transactions of the 
 Rock county agricultural society and mechanics institute. Edited 
 and compiled by Orrin Guernsey and Josiah F. Willard. Janesville, 
 1856. xii-+-350p. O. 
 
 GuESNiER, Alexandre. Les Beiges en Amerique. Green Bay et la colo- 
 nie Beige; par J. B. A. Masse ot A. Guesnier. Chicago, 1870. 15p. O. 
 
 Habercom, L. W. Unser adoptiv-vaterland. Eine geschichte der Ver- 
 einigten Staaten, mit beriicksichtiguug des deutsch-americanischen 
 elementes. Milwaukee, 1889. 351p. O. 
 
 Haddock, Frank C. Changes in public corporations affecting property 
 and rights of creditors. * 
 
 American Law Review, v. 21, 188T, pp. 14-40. 
 
 Haferkorn, Henry Ernst. Handy lists of technical literature. Refer- 
 ence catalogvie of books printed in English from 1880 to 1888 inclu- 
 sive; to which is added a select list of books printed before 1880 and 
 still kept on publishers' and jobbers' lists. Compiled by H. E. Ha- 
 ferkorn and Paul Heise. I., II., III. Milwaukee, 1889-91. 5v. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. lOQ 
 
 Hageman, J. W. Recreation as a sanitary agent. 
 
 Fifth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1830, pp. 18-29. 
 
 Hagen, Ole E. En Kort skildring af Wisconsins, stats universitet ag 
 Skaudinavernes forhold til samine. Chicago, 1882. 45p. D. 
 
 Our country, origin, and growth of its liberty, and our possibili- 
 ties as a people. Address delivered on Washington's birthday before 
 the Utile Cum Dulci society, Galesville university, Wisconsin, Feb. 
 22, 1883. Galesville, Wisconsin, 1883. 36p. D. 
 
 Haight, Theron Wilber. Among the pontoons at Fitzhugh crossing. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 416-423. 
 
 Haines, Elijah M. Laws of Wisconsin concerning the organization 
 and government of towns, and the powers and duties of town offi- 
 cers and boards of supervisors, with numerous practical forms. 
 Chicago: Wm. B. Keen, 1858. 189p. O. 
 
 Hall, Sidney Storrs. Disinfectants. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1889, pp. 186-194. 
 
 Hall, T. Dwight. Hudson and its tributary region. Hudson, 1856. 
 21p. D. 
 
 Hamilton, Charles Sjiith. Reminiscences of the old army, forty years 
 ago. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 31-46. 
 
 Hamlin, Conde. Practical education for the farmer's boy. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 25, 1887, pp. 250-260. 
 
 Hanchett, Frederick P. Pater noster. The Lord's prayer. Arranged 
 in alternate lines, Latin, English, French, and Spanish. Madison, 
 1885. D. 
 
 Hancock, John Allen. The secularization of education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 91-95.
 
 no WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Hanson, Joseph Tunes. Juneau county, Wisconsin. Old settlers. 
 Mauston, 1888. 60p. O. 
 
 Habdy, Albert. School sanitation. 
 
 Tenth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1886, pp. 139-146. 
 
 Instruction in civics in the public schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 103-110 
 
 - The improvement of our association. Address at the Wisconsin 
 teachers' association, Waukesha, July 2, 1889. 
 
 Id., V. 19, 1889, pp. 319-232. 
 
 Harney. Richard J. Central Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 4, 1870-77, pp. 130-133. 
 
 - History of Winnebago county, Wisconsin, and early history of the 
 northwest. Illust. Oshkosh, 1880. 348p. Q. 
 
 Historical and descriptive sketch of Fox river valley. 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 
 1883-84, pp. 187-198. 
 
 Harrison, George Wood. Cerebral rheumatism. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1887, pp. 127-1.32. 
 
 Harvey, Lorenzo Dow. The course of study in common schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 102-110. 
 
 Haseltine, Ira S. Sketch of Richland county. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 1, pp. 107-109. 
 
 Haskins, Charles Hamilton. The telephone. 
 
 Transactions N'orthern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association' 
 V. 5, 1877-78, pp. 183-211.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. Ill 
 
 Haskins, Charles Homer. Review of the Narrative and critical history 
 of America, editei by Justin Wiusor, volumes v., vi., vii. * 
 
 Eemie Historique, May and June, 18i)J. 
 
 The Yazoo land companies. New York: The Knickerbocker Press 
 
 1891. 45p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Historical Association Papers, October, 1891. 
 
 Review of McMaster's History of the people of the United States, 
 
 vol. 3. 
 
 The Dial, v. 13, pp. 1-V15. 
 
 Freeman's historical essays. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 100, 101. 
 
 Hastings, Samuel Dexter, Resolutions of the Wisconsin legislature 
 on the subject of slavery; with the speech of Samuel D. Hastings in 
 the assembly chamber, Madison, Jan. 27, 1849. New York, 1849. 
 31p. D. 
 
 Speech in the assembly [on slavery], Jan. 27, 1849. Milwaukee, 
 
 1849. 16p. O. 
 
 The mission and responsibilities of the order of Sons of tem- 
 perance, as set forth in an address by Samuel D. Hastings, de- 
 livered at Platteville, Wis., April 21, 1853. Mineral Point, Wis., 1853. 
 14p. O. 
 
 The specie and currency question, and the state treasury. Com- 
 
 munication from Hon. S. D. Hastings, state treasurer. Madison, 
 1859. 7p. O. 
 
 - The negotiation of the state loan. Letter from Treasurer Hast- 
 ings. Madison, 1861. 8p. O. 
 
 - Address before the Hastings In\ancibles, company "C," 30th 
 Reg. Wis. volunteers, on Sunday evening, November 9th, 18G2, in 
 the Congregational chapel, Madison, Wis. Madison, 18G2. 22p. O
 
 112 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Hastings, Sameul Dexter. Address delivered at Sparta, Wis., July 4th, 
 1863. Madison, 1863. 37p. O. 
 
 Address of Rev. John McLean, M. A. G. C. T. of Canada, and re» 
 
 sponse of S. D. Hastings, R. W. G. T. of N. A., at London, C. W., 
 Tuesday evening, May 25th, 1865. Chicago, 1865. 8p. O. 
 
 Oiation delivered at Beaver Dam, July 4th, 1865. Madison, 1865. 
 
 24p. O. 
 
 Remarks, as chairman of the committee appointed to investigate 
 
 the affairs of the state hospital for the insane, before the board of 
 trustees at Madison, June 4th, 1868. Madisoh, 1868. 16p. O. 
 
 Memoir of Hon. G. De Witt Elwood. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 87-91. 
 
 —- The present condition of the common jails of the country. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-72, 
 pp. 90-97. 
 
 On domestic wine, and temperance. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1871, pp. 99-106. 
 
 Sketch of the life and services of Hon. Chauncey H. Purple. 
 
 Wisconsiii Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. 410-413. 
 
 The people versus the liqu^or traffic. The great speeches of John 
 
 B. Finch, edited by Hon. Samuel D. Hastings. Portrait. 13th 
 edition. Chicago, 1883. viii-i-285p. D. 
 
 Hathaway, John Livingston. The Mine Run movement. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 120-124. 
 
 Recollections of Sheridan as a cadet. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 270-274. 
 
 Hathaway, Joshua. Indian names. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 1, pp. 116-118. 
 
 Haughton, William. Sylvicola: or, songs from the backwoods. Viroqua, 
 1878. lOOp. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. II3 
 
 Haw, William. Early Methodism in the West Wisconsin conference. 
 Augusta, Wis., 1885. 13p. T. 
 
 Hayes, D. J. Cystitis. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 140-1,51. 
 
 Hayes, Hiram. Laws of Wisconsin concerning the organization and 
 government of towns, and the powers and duties of town officers 
 and boards of supervisors, with practical forms. By J. C. Spooner 
 and Hiram Hayes. Madison, 1879. 386. O. 
 
 Hazelton, George C. The national banks. Speech delivered in the 
 house of representatives, February 22, 1879. Washington, 1879. 17p. O . 
 
 - Powers of government. Speech in the house of representatives, 
 Thursday, April 24, 1879. Washington, 1879. 21p. O. 
 
 - Oration on Decoration day, at Arlington, Virginia, May 29, 1880. 
 With other papers. W^ashington, 1880. 20p. O. 
 
 - Speech in vindication of American homes and labor, against a 
 [Chinese] servile immigration, delivered in the house March 23, 
 1882. Washington, 1882. 13p. O. 
 
 Head, L. R. Eye-defect as a causal factor in the neuroses. 
 
 Transactions state Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 235-239 . 
 
 Heaeford, George H. The army of the Tennessee. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. :i08-323. 
 
 Hebberd, Stephen Southrick. Christianity and Paganism. 
 
 Christian Examiner, v. 86, 1869, pp. 125-147. 
 
 Hugo Grotius. * 
 
 Universalist Quarterly Review, v. 38, 1871, p. 460. 
 
 The genesis of science. * 
 
 Id., V. 29, 1872, pp. 257-275, 405-422. 
 
 Copernicus. * 
 
 The Repository, 1873. 
 
 9— Bib.
 
 114 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Hebberd, Stephen Southrick. Strauss and Christianity. * 
 
 Universalist Quarterli/ Review, v. 30, 1873, p. I'.t". 
 
 The failure of Buddhism. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 330. 
 
 The secret of Christianity. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1874. D.* 
 Mohametanism in Central Asia. * 
 
 Monthly Keliyious Magazine, v. 51, 1871, p. 118. 
 
 Cervantes and his rival. * 
 
 The Repository, 1874. 
 
 The veiled prophet of Khorassan. * 
 Ibid. 
 
 Bab and the Bapti.sts. * 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 Emancipation of capital. * 
 
 Universalist Quarterly Review, v. 31, 1874, p. 133. 
 
 The present condition of Mohametanism. * 
 
 Id., V. 32, 1875, pp. 37^48; 300-310; 419. 
 
 The three Apostolic and three Christian ages. * 
 
 Id., V. 3.3, 1876, p. 133. 
 
 Immortality and evolution.* 
 
 Id.,\. 34, 1877, p. -ii. 
 
 The orientalism of Plato. 
 
 .JouriuU of Speculative Philosophy, v. 11, 1877, pp. 123-128. 
 
 Origen and Universalism. * 
 
 Universalist Quarterly Review, v. 35, 1878, p. 5. 
 
 Medispvalism and nature. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 70. 
 
 The reformation and Universalism. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 410. 
 
 The ethics of Universalism. * 
 
 Id., V. 30, 1879, p. 229.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IT 
 
 Hebberd, Stephen Southrick. Religion of Abraham. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 341. 
 
 The sacrifice of Christ. * 
 
 Id., V. 37, 1880, p. 313. 
 
 The eschatology of St. Paul. * 
 
 Id., V. 39, 1882, p. 14. 
 
 St. Thomas Aquinas. * 
 Ihkl., p. •,>01. 
 
 New system of philo.sophy. * 
 
 Id., V. 40. 1883, p. 60. 
 
 The new orthodoxy. * 
 
 Id.. V. 42, 1885, p. ir. 
 
 Primitive Egypt. * 
 Ibid., p. 411. 
 
 Religious terminology. * 
 
 Id.. V. 43, 1886, p. 40. 
 
 Protestantism and the people. * 
 
 Ibid., p. 4-37. 
 
 The nature of thought. 
 
 Journal of Speculative Philosophij, v. 20, 1886, pp. 113-150. 
 Two tracts for the times. Chicago, 1886. * 
 
 Vicarious sacrifice. 
 
 Andover Review, v. 6, 1886, pp. 264-267. 
 
 History of Wisconsin under the dominion of France. Madison: 
 
 Midland Pub. Co., 1890. 178p. D. 
 
 Heise, Paul Edgar Alexander. Handy lists of technical literature. 
 Reference catalogue of books printed in English from 1880 to 1888 
 inclusive; to which is added a select list of books printed before 
 1880 and still kept on publishers' and jobbers' lists. Compiled by 
 H. E. Haferkorn and Paul Heise. I., II., III. Milwaukee, 1889-91. 
 3v. O.
 
 Il6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Hemmexway, Willard Roscoe. Manual training in the schools of the 
 United States. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 1889, pp. 323-335. 
 
 Hendrickson, George Lincoln. On the authenticity of the commenta- 
 riolum petitionis of Quintus Cicero. 
 
 American Journal of Pliitolo;/!/, v. 13, 1893, pp. 200-212. 
 
 Henry, William Arnon. Amber cane in Wisconsin. A circular from 
 the agricultural department of the State university. Madison, 1881- 
 r2p. O. 
 
 Experiments with amber cane and the ensilage of fodders at the 
 
 experimental farm, 1881. Madison, 1882. 78p. O. 
 
 Experiments with amber caue and the ensilage of fodders, at the 
 
 experimental farm. University of Wisconsin, 1882. Madison, 1883. 
 102p. O. 
 
 The University farm. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 20, 1881-82, pp. 286-292. 
 
 A simple earth closet. 
 
 Seventh Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, IsSfe.pp. 189-192. 
 
 Stock breeding and feeding. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wif:consin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 1883-84, pp. 254-272. 
 
 The factors which govern the value of barnyard manures. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 127-136. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 
 Wisconsin Fanners' Institutes, Bulletin No. 2, 1888, pp. 128-132. 
 
 The chemist and the dairyman. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 28, 1890, pp. 275-278. 
 
 Wisconsin system of agricultural in.struction. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers'' Institutes, Bulletin No. 5, 1891, pp. 144-148. 
 
 Professor Henry has been a voluminous writer on experiments in scientific agri- 
 culture, especially in regard to live stock, his articles ana announcements appearing 
 chiefly in the Bulletins and Annual Reports of the Agricultural Experiment Station 
 at the University of Vl'isconsin, 1883-92.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. II 7 
 
 Heritage, Lucius. The German gymnasium and real-school. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 96-98. 
 
 About German universities. 
 
 Ifl.. V. 15, 1885, pp. 505-509; V. 16, 1886, pp. 1-5, 53-55. 
 
 Herdegex, Robert. Zur Verhiitung des Kindbettsiebers. Vortrage 
 gehalten fixr hebammen. Milwaukee, 1883. 21p. O. 
 
 Bilder aus der Geschichte des arztlichen standes. Ein fur Laien 
 
 bestimmter vortrag gehalten im Vereine " Germania " zu Milwaukee, 
 am 24 Januar, 1884. Milwaukee, 1884. 30p. O. 
 
 Ignaz, Philip Semmelweiss. A biographical sketch. New York, 
 
 ]885. lOp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Tlie American Journal of Obstetrics, v. 18, No. 3, 1886. 
 
 Hicks, John. The Latin and the Saxon. An address delivered on 
 Memorial Day, May .30, 1892, at Xeenah, Wisconsin. Oshkosh, 1892. 
 15p. O. 
 
 HiGLEY, W. K. Reptilia and batrachia of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 7, 1883-87, 
 pp. 155-176. 
 
 The northern pitcher-plant; or, the side-saddle flower, sarracenia 
 
 purpurea, L. Lake Geneva, Wis., 1885. 55p. O. 
 
 Bidletin of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, v. 1, No. 5. 
 
 — A paper on elephas primigenius. Chicago, 1886, 7p. O. 
 
 Ibid., No. 10. 
 
 HiNSON, J. Teachers; their qualifications and duties. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 177-185. 
 
 HiXTON, John W. Workingmen and the tariff. Address to the work- 
 ingmen of Bay View, January 31, 1880. Milwaukee, 1880. 16p. O. 
 
 Memorial address on Edward G. Ryan, late chief justice of Wis- 
 
 , cousin, delivered before the Moot court of Milwaukee, Xov. 4, 1880. 
 6p. Q.
 
 /l8 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 HiNTON, John W. An address on the death of Hon. William Blair, of 
 Waukesha, Wisconsin. Delivered in the school grove, Sunday after- 
 noon, July 18, 1880. Milwaukee, 1880. 15p. O. 
 
 Address before the tariff commission. Milwaukee, 1882. 7p. O. 
 
 - Tariff on wool and wheat. Its benefits to the farmers of the 
 west. Milwaukee, 1882. 8p. D. 
 
 - Celebration of the emancipation of tlie slaves in the British W^est 
 Indies, at Miller's Garden, Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 1, 1882. Milwau- 
 kee, 1882. lOp. O. 
 
 - Address on eloquence, its good and evil effects upon students, 
 through selections and compositions for rhetorical exercises. De- 
 livered before the senior class of the Markham academy, and Mil- 
 waukee high school lyceum, February, 1882. Milwaukee, 1882. 
 lop. O. 
 
 - Necessity of the tariff, to wheat and wool growers. Milwaukee, 
 1882. lip. S. 
 
 - The tariff. Speech in reply to Gov. Morton, of Nebraska, deliv- 
 ered before the American agricultural society, in the Grand Pacific 
 hotel, Chicago, Dec. 13, 1882. Milwaukee, 1882. 8p. O. 
 
 - Tariff speech before the National wool-growers' association, Chi- 
 cago, Illinois, Sept. 25. 1883, in reply to Hon. Joseph MedilFs free 
 trade speech before the National agricultural association, Dec. 14, 
 1882. Milwaukee, 1883. 16p. O. 
 
 - Tariff debate between John W. Hinton, of Milwaukee, and Pro- 
 fessor J. B. Parkinson of the Wisconsin University, held in the as- 
 sembly chamber at Madison, Wis., March 1, 1883. Milwaukee, 1883. 
 32p. O. 
 
 - Blaine and Logan, the friends of American labor and the faithful 
 guardians of the colored peoijle. Milwaukee, 1884. lip. O. 
 
 - Address before Wnol-growers' meeting. Grand Pacific hotel, Chi- 
 cago, Illinois, Mondav, May 19, 1884. Waukesha, 1874. 3p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. II 9 
 
 HiNTOX, John W. Free trade and southern rebellion. Milwaukee, 
 [1884?] 4p. O. 
 
 - The tariff. A replj'^ to a Chicago free trader. Milwaukee, 1886. 
 9p. O. 
 
 - Protective tariff f:ersns free trade. Discussion before the Chicago 
 Bankers" club, April 18, 1886, between Gen. M. M. Trumbull, of Du- 
 buque, Iowa, and John W. Hiuton, of Milwaukee, Wis. Waukesha, 
 1886. 8p. O. 
 
 - The humanity of the American protective tariff". A lecture deliv- 
 ered before the Wisconsin legislature. Grand Army hall, Rockford' 
 111., etc., etc. Waukesha, Wis., 188G. 21p. O. 
 
 - American protective tariff and American political economy, in re- 
 ply to a Wisconsin University student. Chicago, 1887. 8p. O. 
 
 - The past, present, and future mission of the American protection- 
 ist. Papers based on an address delivered before the Chicago Philo- 
 sophical society, January 8, 1887. Milwaukee, 1888. 31p. O. 
 
 - American tariff lesson, in the life and death of John Bright. Mil- 
 waukee, 1889. 23p. O. 
 
 - English free trade. Failure resulting in great misery and ruin. 
 Milwaukee, 1889. 8p. O. 
 
 - The tariff. Address to American students. Milwaukee, 1890. 
 4p. O. 
 
 - The tariff on iron and steel beneficial to American workingmen. 
 Milw-aukee, 1890. 8p. O. 
 
 - Prayers at sea. A sketch from my log-book, forty years ago on 
 the Atlantic. [ 1890.J 8p. O.
 
 I20 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 HiNTON, John W. The circle on the prairie; or, fetching the doctor. A 
 tale of early Wisconsin life. [1890.] 8p. O. 
 
 The tariff. A letter to a \vorkinj?man. Protection to Amei'ican 
 
 industries insures free and well-paid labor. Free trade enslaves 
 and pauperizes American labor. [ 1890.] IGp. O. 
 
 The tariff. From the Chicago Inter-Ocean, Dec. 15, 1891. Reply- 
 to a free trade Methodist minister. Milwaukee, 1891. 8p. 0. 
 
 The above list inckules only the more important publicatious of Mr. Hinton on the 
 tariff question. He has also issued numerous leaflets and circulars on the same 
 subject. 
 
 Hoard, Willl-SiM Dempster. The farmer as a citizen . 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mi'i-hunical Association, 
 V. 4, lsrO-77, pp. 104-112. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 27, 1889, pp. 99-108. 
 
 Governor Hoard has been a voluminous writer on agricultural subjects, chiefly 
 in his paper, Hoard's Dairyman (Ft. Atltinson, Wis.). 
 
 HoBART, Carrie S. A few words for wom3n. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 21,'1891, pp. 37-42. 
 
 HoB.\RT, Harrison Carroll. Libby prison; the escape. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 394-409. 
 
 HoBBiNS, Joseph. Annual address before the Wisconsin state horticult- 
 ural society, Feb. 9, 1869. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1809, pp. 14-18. 
 
 Registration. The necessity and advantages of a registration of 
 
 the vital statistics of Wisconsin. 
 
 First Annual Report State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1876, pp. 72-79. 
 
 The health of Wisconsin. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, iip. 110, 111. 
 
 Annual address delivered before the Central Wisconsin medical 
 
 society, June 29, 188G. Madison, 1886. 17p. O. 
 
 Dr. Hobbins has written much for the public journals, chielly upon horticultural 
 and sanitary subjects. Many short articles upon these topics appeared from his 
 pen in Field. Lawn, and Garden, a monthly — of which he was assistant editor — 
 published at Madison, Wis., between October, 1874, and .January, 1875.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 121 
 
 HoBBS, William Herbert. On the petrographical characters of a dike 
 of diabase in the Boston basin. Plate. * 
 
 Hulletin of Museum of Comparative Zonlooy, Harv(u-d College, v. 17, March, 
 1888, p. 1. 
 
 - On the rocks occurring in the neighborhood of Ilchester, Howard 
 county, Maryland. (Preliminary notice of a dissertation for the de- 
 gree of doctor of philosophy.) * 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Circulars. Xo. C5, April, 1888. 
 
 - On the use of the microscope in petrography. * 
 
 American Monthly Microscopical Journal, v. 9, April, 188S, p. 70. 
 
 - On the paragenesis of allanite and epidote as rock-formiug min 
 erals. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 138, 1889, pp. 223-228. 
 
 - Ueber die verwachsung von allanit (orthit.) und epidot in ges 
 teinen. Wien, 1889. 6p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Tschermalc's Miner alogischen und Petrographischen Mitther 
 lungen, 1889, v. 11, pp. 1-6. 
 
 - On some metamorphosed eruptives in the crystalline rocks of 
 
 Maryland. Plate. 6p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters 
 V. 8, 1883-91. 
 
 - On a little-known region of northwestern Montana, by G. E. Culver 
 [Petrographical notes by Wm. H. Hobbs.] 19p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 - On new occurrence of olivine diabase in Minnehaha county, South 
 Dakota. Field notes by G. E. Culver, and petrographical notes by 
 Wm. H. Hobbs. op. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 - Note on a cerussite from Illinois and Wisconsin. 
 
 Ii)id., pp. 399-400. 
 
 - On a remarkable case of secondary banding in gneiss. Read be- 
 fore the Geological society of America, Dec. 30th, 1891. * 
 
 Bulletin of Geological Society of America, v. 3, 1892.
 
 122 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Hodgson, Albert James. Therapeutics of oxygen. 
 
 Transactiotis State Medical Society of Wixconxin, 1888, pp. 201-205. 
 
 HoEGH, Knut. Hints conceruinsr infantile hygiene and dietetics. 
 
 Seventh Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1882, pp. 151-163. 
 
 Some points about neurasthenia. 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1886, pp. 184-193. 
 
 Leprosy, with special reference to its existence in Wisconsin. 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1888, pp. 154-162. 
 
 HoLBROOK, Arthur. Practical information about the teeth. A book for 
 the people. Milwaukee, 1879. 200p. T. 
 
 — — Plain talk and practical suggestions about the teeth. Milwaukee, 
 1884. 16p. T. 
 
 Hay fever vacations; or, jaunts and camps in Northern Wisconsin 
 
 for health and recreation. Milwaukee, 1886. 23p. T. 
 
 Practical suggestions on personal care of .the teeth. Milwaukee, 
 
 1889. 18p. T. 
 
 HoLBROOK, D.wiD Leverett. The higher sphere of sanitary science. 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1888, pp. 185-191. 
 
 HoLBROOK, John C. Prairie breaking; or, .scenes in the work of a western 
 pastor. Boston: Henry Hoyt, 1863. 89p. T. 
 
 HoLDEN, Edward Singleton. Studies in Central American picture-writ- 
 ing. 1881. 38p. O. 
 
 Reprinted fri)iii First Annual Report, United States Bureau of Ethnology 
 
 1879-80. 
 
 A synopsis of the scientific writings of Sir William Herschel, pre- 
 pared by Edward S. Holden and Charles S. Hasiings, 1881. 114p, O. 
 Reprinted from Smithsonian Report, 1880. 
 
 An account of recent progress in astronomy [for the years 1879- 
 
 and 1880.] 1881. 37p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 23 
 
 HoLDEN, Edward Singleton. Sir William Herschel; his life and works. 
 Portrait. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1881. vi + 238p. D. 
 
 - An account of progress in astronomy in the year 1881. Washing- 
 ton, 1883. 40p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Smithsonian Report, 1881. 
 
 - An account of the progress in astronomy in the year 1882. Wash- 
 ington, 1883. 48p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Id., 1882. 
 
 - Report of the eclipse expedition to Caroline Island, May, 1883. 
 Plates. 
 
 Memoirs of National Academy of Sciences, v. 2, 1883, pp. 16-14G. 
 
 - An account of the progress in astronomy in the year 1884. Wash- 
 ington, 1885. 54p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Smithsonian Report, 1884. 
 
 Auxiliary table for computing refractions, n. p., n. d. 3p. Q. 
 
 The above list includes only Professor Holden's writings while he was a resident 
 of Wisconsin, 1881-85. 
 
 Holland, Frederic May. Vexed questions in ethics. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 35-38. 
 
 Records of marriages. 
 
 Ihid., pp. 73-76. 
 
 Industrial education. 
 
 Id., V. 3, 1875-76, pp. 1.30-14:3 
 
 The boa constrictor of politics. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 151-160. 
 
 Were the stoics utilitarians? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 179-195
 
 124 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 HoLMAX, J. W. The Wisconsin problem. Remarks made before the 
 Northwestern association of fire underwriters, at its tenth annual 
 meeting, September, 1879. Milwaukee, 1879. 19p. O. 
 
 Holmes, Mead. A soldier of the Cumberland: memoir of Mead Holmes, 
 Jr., by his father. With an introduction by John S. Hart. Por- 
 trait. Boston: American Tract Society, 18Gi. 240p. S. 
 
 HoLTON, Edward Dwight. Commercial history of Milwaukee. Open- 
 ing of the chamber of commerce. Address, November 22, 1858. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 253-285. 
 
 - Travels with jottings. From Midland to the Pacific. Letters 
 written for, and published chiefly as souvenirs, to personal acquaint- 
 ances and friends. Portrait. Milwaukee, 1880. 94p. O. 
 
 Report as United States commissioner to the Industrial and cot- 
 ton centennial exposition at New Orleans, December IG, 1884, to 
 June 1,1885. Milwaukee, 1885. 38p. O. 
 
 Our claims to the Pacific coast. An address delivered before the 
 
 Young men's association of Milwaukee. Portrait. Milwaukee, 1889. 
 23p. O. 
 
 Horn, Fred W. Speech before the Agricultural society of Ozaukee 
 cou.nty, Wisconsin, delivered at Cedarburg, Oct. 2d, 1873. Cedar- 
 burg, 187.3. 7p. O. 
 
 HosKixs, William John. The relation of high schools to district schools. 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 1889, pp. 141-148. 
 
 Houghton, Jacob. The ancient copper mines of Lake Superior. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 140-151. 
 
 Howe, Timothy Otis. The state and the national governments. Their 
 mutual political relation. Speech, Marcli 29, 1860. Madison, 1860. 
 16p. O. 
 
 - Speech on the joint resolution to approve and confirm certain acts 
 of the president of the United States, delivered in the senate of the 
 United States, August 2, 18G1. Washington, 1861. 7p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 25 
 
 Howe, Timothy Otis. Speech on the issue of United States notes; de- 
 livered in the senate of the United States, February 12, 18G'J. Wash- 
 ington, 1862. Up. O. 
 
 Speech on the bill to confiscate the propertj^ and free the slaves of 
 
 rebels, delivered in the senate of the United States, May 5, 18G2. 
 Washington, 1862. 12p. O. 
 
 - Amendment to the constitution. Speech in the United States 
 senate, April 4, 1861. Washington, 1861. 20p. O. 
 
 - Address before the American iron association, delivered in Chi- 
 cago, May 24, 1865. Chicago, 1865. 18p. O. 
 
 - Address delivered before the Wisconsin state teachers' association 
 at its thirteenth annual meeting at W^hitewater, Wednesday even- 
 ing, August 2, 1865. Madison, 1865. 20p. O. 
 
 - The authority of the nation supreme and absolute; that of the 
 state subordinate and conditional. Speech in the senate of the 
 United States, January 10, 1866. W^ashington, 1866. 20p. O. 
 
 - Speech on reconstruction, delivered in the senate of the United 
 States, June 5 and 6, 1866. Washington, 1866. 22p. O . 
 
 - Reconstruction. Speech delivered in the senate of the United 
 States, January 31, 1868. Washington, 1868. 15p. O. 
 
 - Impeachment of the president. Opinion of Mr. Howe in the sen- 
 ate of the United States, May 11, 1868. Washington, 1868. 26p. O. 
 
 - The currency; resumption without contraction. Speech delivered 
 in the senate of the United States, January 24, 1870. Washington, 
 1870. 14p. O. 
 
 - Laws of neutrality. Speech delivered in the senate of the United 
 States, February 2, 1870. Washington, 1870. 14p. O. 
 
 - San Domingo. Speech in the senate of the United States, March 
 27 and 28, 1871. Washington, 1871. 14p. O.
 
 126 WISCONSIN. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Howe, Timothy Otis. Horace Greeley in 1872. Green Bay, Wis., 1872. 
 12p. O. 
 
 A national university the first step in civil service reform. Speech 
 
 delivered in the senate of the United States, March 8, 1872. Wash- 
 ington, 1872. 14p. O. 
 
 National education. Speech delivered in the senate of the United 
 
 States, June 30, 1872. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Educdtion, v. 3, 1873, pp. 201-204. 
 
 - Speech in the senate of the United States, February 17. 1875. 
 Washington, 1875. 31p. O. 
 
 - Speech delivered before the International monetary conference at 
 Paris, May 17, 1881. Paris, 1881. 16p. Q. 
 
 - The tariff. An address delivered before the American Iron and 
 Steel association, at Chicago, May 24, 1865. Milwaukee, 1882. 18p. O. 
 
 HoxiE, Ben-jamin Sargent. The why and what to build; or, our house 
 and home. 
 
 TrnnHdctions Wisconsin State Horticulfural Society, v. 16, 1886, pp. 195-307. 
 
 Forestry. 
 Id., V. 17, 1887, pp. :(W-i7; 
 
 Hoy. Philo Romayne. Woods of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions WiscoJisin State Agricultural Sociefi/, ^- 2, 1852, pp. 410-434. 
 
 The nature and analyses of soils. 
 
 Jd., V. 3, 18.53. pp. 183-195. 
 
 Deep water fauna of Lake Michigan. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1. 1870-72, 
 pp. 98-101. 
 
 — Insects injurious to agriculture. Aphides (plant lice i. 
 
 lOid., pp. 110-110. 
 
 — Some of the peculiarities of the fauna near Racine. 
 
 Id., V. 2, 187.3-74, pp. 120-122.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 27 
 
 Hoy, Philo Romayne. Natural history as a branch of elementary edu- 
 cation . 
 
 i6i(/., pp. 105,100. 
 
 Fish culture. 
 
 Id., V. 3. 1875-76,'pD. 37-39. 
 
 On the extent of the Wisconsin fisheries. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 65 S7. 
 
 On the catocalae of Racine county. 
 
 Jbid., pp. 90-98. 
 
 Increase A. Lapham, LL. D. [In memoriam.] 
 
 Ibid., pp. 204-207. 
 
 How did the aborigines of this country fabricate copper imple- 
 ments? 
 
 Id., V. 4, 1870-77, pp. 133-137. 
 
 Why are there no upper incisors in the ruminantia? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 147-150. 
 
 Flora and fauna. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 153-150. 
 
 — — Water puppy. (Menobranchus lateralis say.) 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts aiid Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 248-250. 
 
 • The larger wild animals that have become extinct in Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 255-257. 
 
 — — Who built the mounds? 
 
 Id., V. 0, 1881-83, pp. 84-100. 
 
 Who made the ancient copper implements? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 101-106. 
 
 Fisheries and fish culture. 
 
 Descriptive America, v. 1, 1884, pp. 110, 117. 
 
 How and by whom were the copper implements made? Who 
 built the mounds? Racine, 188G. .30p. O. 
 
 - Cases of injury of the brain involving speech. n.p.,n.d. ip. O.
 
 128 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 HoYT, John Wesley. Gypsum as a fertilizer. Immense beds of it in 
 
 this country. 
 
 Transnc.titDis Wisconsin State Ayricnltural Society, v. 4, 1854, pp. 94-101. 
 
 Industrial education. 
 
 Id., V. G, I860, pp. 249-257. 
 
 Glimpses of western Europe. 
 
 Id., V. 7, ISG'J, pp. 113-141. 
 
 Through continental Europe. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 337-352. 
 
 Agricultural .schools. 
 
 Id., V. 8, pp. 390-4ir). 
 
 - An American university. From the records of the National 
 teachers' association. Delivered at Trenton, New Jersey, on the 
 20th of August, 1869. 15p. O. 
 
 - Reports on the London and Paris International exhibitions of 
 1862 and 1867. Madison, 1869. 108p. O. 
 
 - Draft of a bill to incorporate a National university. Madison, 
 1872. 8p. O. 
 
 ft * 
 
 - Eeqaisites to a reform of the civil service. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 89-104. 
 
 - A national university: review of Dr. Eliot's paper read before the 
 National educational association, 1873. Madison, [187i?] 26p. O. 
 
 - On the formal commendation of government officials. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsiii Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 pp. 1.3.3-135. 
 
 - Address upon woman suffrage in Wyoming, delivered at Associa- 
 tion Hall, Philadelphia, April 3, 1882. Philadelphia, 1882. 22p. O. 
 
 — — Concerning the foundation of the future state of Wyoming. 
 Paper read before the Wyoming academy of sciences at its semi- 
 annual meeting for 1889. n. j)., n. d. 4p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. * 1 29 
 
 Hunt, John Warren. Wisconsin gazetteer, containing the names, loca- 
 tion, and advantages, of the counties, cities, towns, villages, post- 
 offices, and settlements; together with a description of the lakes, 
 water courses, ... in the state of Wisconsin. Map. Madison, 1853. 
 2.5.3P. O. 
 
 The Wisconsin almanac and annual register for the year 1857. 
 
 No. -2. Milwaukee: Rufus King & Co., 1857. 119p. D. 
 
 Hunter, Edward M. The civil services and character of Gov. Wm. A. 
 Barstow. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v . (i, pp. 93-122. 
 
 Huntley, Mrs. Helen Britell. Farm life; its hardships and pleasures. 
 
 TfdnsactiDii.s ^Viscoiisin State Agricultural Socicti/, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 238-246. 
 
 Farmers' boys and girls. 
 Id., V. 15, 1876-77, pp. 410-418. 
 
 The farm and common schools. 
 
 Transactions Xorthern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mtrhanical Association, 
 V. 9, 1881-83, pp. 60-68. 
 
 Hulburt, F. D. Erysipelas. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 279-286. 
 
 Hutchinson, K. M. Notes on the geology of northern Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 4, 1876-77, pp. 167-173. 
 
 HuTTON, Andrew J. Reminiscences of Scotch schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v, 15, 1885, pp. 269-274, 313-316, 325-360. 
 
 - Address as president, at annual session of the Wisconsin teach- 
 ers' association, 1886. 
 
 Id., V. 16, 18S6, pp. 315-323. 
 
 Hyatt, Alanson Xenophon. Common sense in farming. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers^ Institutes, Bulletin No. 5, 1891, pp. 226-231. 
 
 Hyzer, Edward M. The insanity of child birth in its relation to in- 
 fanticide. * 
 
 The Medico-Legal Journal, v. 1, 1889, pp. 1-18. 
 
 10-Bib.
 
 130 ' WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Ide, George Hexrt. Progress of missions. [Sermon] delivered in the 
 Grand Avenue Congregational church, October 25, 1885. Milwaukee, 
 1885. 16p. O. 
 
 Christian education. Milwaukee, 1885. 
 
 Ingraham, J. P. T. Sermon in memory of Captain F. A. Root, and Lieu- 
 tenant R. J. Chivas, of the 24th regt. Wisconsin vol. infantry, de- 
 livered December 20th, 1863. Milwaukee, 1804. 14p. O. 
 
 Irish, J. E. National centennial sermon preached at Hudson, Wis., 
 October 7th, 1875, before the West Wis. conference of the M. E. church. 
 Baraboo, 1875. 17p. O. 
 
 Irons, Le Roy. Centennial Columbia: poems. Columbus, Wis., 1876. 
 56p. D. 
 
 Irving, Roland Duer. On the age of the quartzites, schists, and con- 
 glomerates of Sauk county, Wisconsin. Plate. 1872. 7p. O. 
 
 Re]irinted from The American Journal of Science, v. 103, 1872. 
 Republished in Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 1, 1870-72. 
 
 Note on the age of the metamorphic rocks of Portland, Dodge 
 
 county, Wisconsin. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 105, 1873, pp. 283-280. 
 
 On some points in the geology of northern Wisconsin. Map. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Ai-ts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 107-119. 
 
 - On the age of the copper-bearing rocks of Lake Supei-ior; and on 
 the westward continuation of the Lake Superior synclinal. Plates. 
 1874. lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journcd of Science, v. 108, 1874. 
 
 - Note on some new points in the elementary stratification of 
 the primordial and Canadian rocks of south central Wisconsin. 
 4p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 109, 1875. 
 
 - On kaolin in Wlscon.sin, 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 pp. 3-30. 
 
 1
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 131- 
 
 Irving, Roland Duer. Geology of central Wisconsin. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, v. 2, 1877, pp. 408-636. 
 
 Mineral resources of Wisconsin. 
 
 Historical At his of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 1G3-1C5. 
 
 Note on the stratigraphy of the Huronian series of northern Wis- 
 consin; and on the equivalency of the Huronian of the Marquette 
 and Penokee districts. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 117, 1879, pp. 393-398. 
 
 The mineral resources of Wisconsin. 1880. 30p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions American Institute of Mining Engineers, v. 8, 1880. 
 
 Geological structure of northern Wisconsin. Map. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, v. 3. 1880. pp. 1-25. 
 
 Geology of the eastern Lake Superior district. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 53-214. 
 
 Microscopical examination of archaean rocks. 
 
 Id., V. 4, 1882, pp. 61G-621. 
 
 - Copper-bearing rocks of Lake Superior. Plates. Washington: The 
 
 Government, 1883. 98p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Third Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 1881-82. 
 
 - Crystalline rocks of the Wisconsin valley. By R. D, Irving and 
 C. R. Van Hise. Plates. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, v. 4, 1882, pp. 023-714. 
 
 - The copper-bearing rocks of Lake Superior. Plates. lUust. 
 Washington: The Government, 1883. xvi-l-464p. Q. 
 
 United States Geological Survey Monographs, v. 5, 1883. 
 
 - On the nature of the induration in the St. Peters and Potsdam 
 sandstones, and in certain archaean quartzites in Wisconsin. 1883. 
 lip. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 125, 1883. 
 
 - On the paramorphic origin of the hornblende of the crystallin« 
 rocks of the northwestern states. 1883. Gp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 126, 1883.
 
 132 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Irving, Roland Duer. Minerals of Wisconsiu. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, v. 1, 1883, pp. 309-339. 
 
 Lithology of Wisconsin. 
 
 //(/-/.. pp. .340-8ul. 
 
 Iron ores of Wisconsin. 
 
 76/(7., pp. 613-630. 
 
 - Preliiniuary paper on the investigation of the archaean forma- 
 tions of the northwestern states. 
 
 Fifth Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 1883-W, pp. 175-242. 
 
 - On secondary enlargements of mineral fragments in certain rocks. 
 By R. D. Irving and C. R. Van Hise. lUust. Plates. 
 
 United states Geological Survey, Bulletin No. S, v. 2, 1884. .56p. O. 
 
 - Supplement to the paper on the paramorphic origin of the horn- 
 l>lende of the northwestern states. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 127, 1884, pp. 130-134. 
 
 - Divisibility of the archaean in the northwest. 
 
 Id., V. 129, 1885, pp. 237-249. 
 
 - The copper-bearing rocks of Lake Superior. [Explanatory note.] 
 
 Ihid., pp. 258, 259. 
 
 - Observations on the junction between the eastern sandstone and 
 the Keweenaw series on Keweenaw Point, Lake Superior. By R. D. 
 Irving and T. C. Chamberlin. lUust. 
 
 United States Geological Survey, Bulletin No. 2:3, v. 3, 1885. 124p. O. 
 
 - Origin of the ferruginous schists and iron ores of Lake Superior 
 region. 1886. 18p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 132, 1886. 
 
 - Tornebohm on the formatiou of quartzite by enlargement of the 
 quartz fragments of sandstone. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 131, 1886, pp. 225-226. 
 
 - Classification of the early Cambrian and Pre-Cambrian forma- 
 tions. 
 
 United States Geological Survey, Seventh Annual Report, 1885-80, pp. 371-454. 
 
 I
 
 BIBLIOGRAl'IIV UV WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 33 
 
 Irving, Roland Duek. Is there a Huronian group? 
 
 American Jonnwl of Science, v. 134, 1887, pp. 204-216, 249-263, 365-;^74. 
 
 - The Penokee iron-beariug series of Michigan and Wisconsin. By- 
 Roland Duer Irving and Charles Richard Van Hise. Maps. Plates. 
 Washington, 1890. 163p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Tenth Anniial Report. United States GeoloyicalSurvey, 1888-89. 
 
 - The crystalline schists of the Lake Superior district. By R. D. 
 Irving, T. C. Chamberlin, and C. R. Van Hise.* 
 
 Etudes snr les Schists Cri/slalliiis Internationitl (ieuloyical Congress, ith session, 
 London, 1888, pp. 92-106. 
 
 Professor Irving also wrote an explanatory and historical note of twenty pages, 
 being an introduction to a worlt entitled. On the greenstone schist areas of the Me- 
 nominee and Marquette regions of Michigan, by George H. Williams, and printed 
 as Bulletin No. 62. United States Geological Survey. He wasalso the author of nu- 
 merous geological notes in The Aufrican Journal of Science, and other technical 
 publications. 
 
 Jackson, James Albert. Litholapaxy. 
 
 Transactions State Med'cal Society of Wisconsin. 1888, pp. 201-216. 
 
 A few thoughts on the surgery of to-day. Madison, 1891. l.jp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions State Medii at Society of Wisconsin, 1891. 
 
 Jackson, Mortimer Melville. Daniel Webster. A paper read before 
 the Madison Literary club, June 8, 1885. Madison, 1885. ITp. O. 
 
 James, Garth W. The assault on Fort Wagner. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Militari/ Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 6-30. 
 
 James, Henry F. Early reminiscences of Janesville. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 426-435. 
 
 Jastrow, Joseph. On small differences of sensation. 1881. lip. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Memoirs of National Academy of Sciences, v. 3, 1884. 
 
 Some peculiarities in the age statistics of the United States. 
 
 Science, v. 5, 1885, pp. 461-464. 
 
 On the existence of a magnetic sense. 
 
 P'-oceedings of American Society for Psychical Research, v. 1, 18!H6. pp. 116-126.
 
 134 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Jastkow, Joseph. An easy method of measuring the time of mental 
 processes. 
 
 Science, v. 8, 1880, pp. 237-541. 
 Revue Scientifique, Oct. 9, 1886. 
 
 The perception of space by disparate senses. 188G. IGp. O. 
 Reprinted from Mind, v. 11, 1886. 
 
 The lonf^revity of great men. 
 
 Science, v. 8, 1886, pp. 2'J4-2'.)6. 
 Nature, v. 35, 1886, p. 10. 
 
 Studies of rhythm. 188G. 8p. O. 
 Reprinted from Mind, v. 11, 1886. 
 
 On the symbolic system of Lambert. 
 
 Joutnal of Speculative Philosophy, v. 20, 1880, pp. 194-206 
 
 The psycho physic law, and star magnitudes . 
 
 American Journal of Psi/choloi/i/, v. 1, 1887, pp. 112-127. 
 
 The dreams of tlie blind. 
 
 X^ir Princeton Review, v. 5, 1888, pp. 18-34. 
 
 A critique of psycho-physic methods. 
 
 American Journal of Psychology, v. 1, pp. 271-309. 
 
 Genius and precocity. * 
 
 Jonrnal of Ediication (London), July, 1888. 
 
 Eye-miudedness and ear-mindedness. 
 
 Popular Science Monthh/, v. 33, 1888, pp. 597-608. 
 
 Psychology of deception. 
 
 Id., V. 34. 1888, pp. 145-157. 
 
 The story of Laura Bridgman. Illust. 
 .S'^ Nicholas, August. 1881). 
 
 The psychology of spiritualism. 
 
 Popular Science Monthh/, v. 34. 1889, pp. 721-732. 
 
 The problems of psychic research. 
 
 Harix-rs Monthh/, v. 711, 18811, pp. 76-82.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 35 
 
 Jastrow, Joseph. Aspects of modern psychology. 
 
 In Epitomes of Three ficiences, Chicago, 1890, pp. 5?-l(X1. D. 
 The Open Court, v. 3, 1889-90. 
 
 The time-relations of mental phenomena. New York: X. D. C 
 
 Hodges, 1890. GOp. D. 
 
 Also in Science v. 16, 1890. 
 
 The p.sychological study of children. 
 
 Educational Revieu;v. 1, 1891, pp. 253-264. 
 
 A statistical study of memory and association. 
 
 Id., V. 2, 1891, pp. 442-452. 
 
 A study in mental statistics. 
 
 Xetr Rerieiv, v. 5, 1891, p. .559. 
 
 The natural history of analogy. Address before the American as- 
 sociation for the advancement of science, at the "Washington meeting, 
 August. 1891. Salem. Mass., 1891. 23p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings American Association for the Advancement of 
 Science, 1891. 
 
 — — Involuntary movements. Illust. 
 
 Popidar Science Monthly, v. 40, 189:i, pp. V43-750. 
 
 Studies from the laboratory of experimental psychology of the 
 
 University of Wisconsin. 
 
 American Journal of Psycholotju, v. 3, 1890, pp. 43-58, 275, 276; v. 4, 1892, 
 pp. 198-22.3, 381-428. 
 
 Further study of involuntary movements. Illust. 
 
 Popular Science Monthly, v. 41, 1892, pp. 636-643. 
 
 The problems of comparative psychology. * 
 
 Id., V. 42, 1892, pp. 35-49. 
 
 Some optical illusions. Illust. 
 
 Xature, v. 40, 1892, pp. 590.592. 
 
 Dr. Jastrow conducted the column of •' Mental science " in Science, for several 
 years; and the departments of reviews, and notices of literature, in The American 
 Journcd of Psychology. He has also contributed a large number of book-reviews, 
 notices, letters, discussions, etc., to Science, The Xation, The Christian Union, 
 The Open Court, The Monist, The Educational Review, The Dial (Chicago). The 
 American Journal of Psychnlorjy, Johns Hoplcins^ University Circdars, The Jour- 
 nal of Xerrous and Meidnl Diseases, etc. He has an article on Reaction times, 
 in the Dictionary of Psychological Medicine, edited by Dr. D. Hoch Tuke; and sev- 
 eral articles in a medical dictionary recently issued under the editorship of Dr. J. 
 S. Bilhngs, U. S. A.
 
 136 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Jenkins, George W, Eclampsia. 
 
 Transacf inns state Medical Society of IVisconniii. 188S, pp. lSo-l',):j 
 
 Jenkins, James G. Address delivered before the frraduatinj^ class of the 
 law department of the state university, 1881. Madison, 1881. lip. O 
 
 Johnson, Daniel Harris. Our Paris letter. 
 
 Atlantic Mvntlihj. v, -^3, 1868, pp. 7^3-74:1 
 
 The fat girl's jump. 
 Milwaukee Monthly, v. 6, 1873, pp. 430-434. 
 
 Muggins' holidays. 
 
 Id.,\. 7, 1S74, pp. (i-13. 
 
 Rankin Bros. A remarkable passage in the history of the firm. 
 
 Ihiil., pp. 90-93 
 
 Widow Wortley. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 174-179. 
 
 Mr. Bridge's nightmare. 
 
 Id.. V. 8, 1874, pp. 479-483. 
 
 The Hazel Green man's story. 
 
 Id., V. 9, 1875, pp. 59-66. 
 
 Broke jail. 
 
 Atlantic Monthly, v. 36, 1875, pp. 12-37. 
 
 Capt. Crosier retires from the lakes. 
 
 Milwaukee Monthly, v. 11. 1876, pp. 49-53. 
 
 Johnson, Electa Amanda. The Wisconsin industrial school. 
 
 Milwaukee Monthly, v. II, 1876, pp. 118-120. 
 
 Milwaukee home for the friendless. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 216-250. 
 
 Mrs. Johnson has also written essays, short stories, sketches of travel, etc., for 
 the daily papers of Milwaukee.
 
 IJIBLIOGRAI'IIV OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 37 
 
 Johnson, Emory Richard. English literature in high schools. 
 
 Wiscounin Jdurniil of Eihu-ation, v. 19, 1889, pp. iiOS-SOi". 
 
 Pedagogy in the high schools. 
 
 Id., V. 20. 1890, pp. 131-136. 
 
 History in public education. 
 
 Ibid.. PI). 3111-390. 
 
 River and harbor bills. 
 
 Annalxiif American Acadeiiu/ of Political and .Social Science, v. .3, 1892, pp. .50-80 
 
 Johnson, John Andy. Det Skandinaviske regiments historie (15de Wis 
 consin regiment). La Crosse, 1869. 13i+27p. O. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas Scott. Moral drill. 
 
 Proceedinc/a Si.rfh An^iiiid Convention. Officciit of M'i.tconsin iS'dfional Guard, 
 1887. pp. 49-51. 
 
 Johnson, Warren S. Drawing in the public schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Jourmd of Education, v. 11, 1881, pp. 147-151. 
 
 Johnston, John. Speech as director of Milwaukee chamber of com- 
 merce, on installation of new officers. April, 1872. 3p. O. 
 
 Currency. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State A</ricultHral Societi/. v. 16, 1877-78, pp. 481-499. 
 
 Address on the currency, delivered before the Literary society 
 
 and citizens of Bay View, January 7, 1878. Milwaukee, 1878. 35p. O. 
 
 Address on banking in Wisconsin, delivered at the convention of 
 
 the American bankers' association, held at Saratoga, August 11, 12, 
 and 13, 1880. Milwaukee, 1880. 21p. O. 
 
 Scotland. An article prepared for the " Cyclopaedia of Political 
 
 Science, Political Economy, and the Political History of the United 
 States," edited by John Lalor. Milwaukee, 1881. 8p. Q. 
 
 Speeches, on installation as president of Milwaukee chamber of 
 
 commerce, 1885 and 188G. 3-|-6p. O. 
 
 Address as president of State historical society of Wiscon.siu, at 
 
 its thirty-eighth annual meeting, January 15, 1891. 
 
 Proceedini/s Thirtii-cifihth Annucd Meefin;/ of tin- Sociefi/. 1891, pp. 7-13.
 
 IjS WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Jonas, August F. Necrosis of the integument following erysipelas. 
 
 Traiisdrtiiiiix State Medical Society of Wisconsin., lS8lj, pp. 2d3-2:!S. 
 
 Jonas, Charles. Federace ucini Rakousko silnyni a uspokoji narod 
 nemecky i Slovanky. (On federation in Rustria.) Sepsal Karel 
 Jonas, redaktor Slavie Americke. Prague: I. L. Kober, 1871. 38p. D. 
 
 Zena ve spolecnosti lidske zvlaste v Anglii a v Americe. (Woman's 
 
 position in society, especially in England and America.) Sepsal 
 Karel Jonas. Prague: J. Otto, 1871. 120p. D. 
 
 - Porazka Francie a priciny jeji. (The downfall of France and its 
 causes.) Sepsal ne Versaillu za oblezene. Parize: Karel Jonas, 
 redaktor Slavie Americke. Prague: I. L. Kober, 1871. 188p. D. 
 
 - Americke! federace a samosprvcia. (American federation and self- 
 government.) Sepsal Karel Jonas. Prague: J. S. Skrejsovsky, 1873. 
 220p. D. 
 
 - Dictionary of the Bohemian and English languages. Two parts, 
 with supplement to the first part. By Charles Jonas. Racine, Wis.: 
 The Slavie, 1876. 1172p. D. 
 
 - The American interpreter. By Charles Jonas. Novy Tlumac' 
 Americky. Ku snadnemu a rychlemu naucem' se jazyku anglick- 
 emu i pra jine' prakticke potreby vystehovalcu a osadniku ceske 
 narod nosti v Americe. Sestavil Karel Jonas. Racine, Wis.: The 
 Slavie, 1884. 372p. O. 
 
 Sixth edition, ISDI. 
 
 - A dictionary of the Bohemian and English languages. Second 
 edition, thoroughly revised and enlarged. By Charles Jonas. 
 Part I. Racine, Wis.: The Slavie, 1886. 608p. D. 
 
 - A dictionary of the Bohemian and English languages. Third edi- 
 tion, with a general supplement. Part I. By Charles Jonas. Ra- 
 cine, Wis.: The Slavie, 1891. 624p. D. 
 
 - Zlatil kniha pro farmera. (The farmer's golden book.) S recepty 
 V jazyku ceskem i auglickem. V cestine upravil Karel Jonas. Ra- 
 cine, Wis.: The Slavie, 1878. 254 p. O. 
 
 Third edition, 1885.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I 39 
 
 Jonas, Charles. Americke pmvo. (American law.) Sbirka zAkonu a 
 zukladu pravinch pro osadniky cesko-Americke zvlaste dulezitych. 
 Sepsal Karel Jouas. Racine, Wis.: Tlie Slavie, 1879. iip. D. 
 
 Third edition, 1B80. 
 
 Bohemian made easy. A practic 1 Bohemian course for English- 
 speaking people. By Charles Jonas, late U. S. consul at Prague, 
 author of the first Dictionary of the i^ohemian and English lan- 
 guages. Racine, Wis.: The Slavie, 1890. 296p. D. 
 
 Lieuteuant-governor Jonas is editor of The Slavie, a Bohemian newspaper pub- 
 lished at Racine . He has written numerous articles on the Bohemian people in 
 America, in other .iournals besides his own. 
 
 Jones, Burr W . Address to the graduating class of the law depart- 
 ment of the W^isconsin state university, June 21, 1886, at Madison, 
 Wis. Madison, 1886. 12p. O. 
 
 - Agricultural appropriation bill. Speech in house of representa- 
 tives, April 5, 1884. Washington, 1884. 4p. O. 
 
 - The bonded extension bill. Speech in house of repi-esentatives 
 March 27, 1884. Washington, 1884. 8p. O. 
 
 - Bureau of animal industry. Speech in the house of representa- 
 tives, February 23, 1884. W^ashington, 1884. 4p. O. 
 
 The tariff. Speech in the house of representatives. May 6, 1884. 
 
 Washington, 1884. 18p. O. 
 
 JuDSON, W. B. History of lumbering in Wisconsin. 
 
 Historiral Atlos of WiscoiiKin, 1878, pp. 100-171. 
 
 K\iNE, John Langdon. Conditions of health in cities. 
 
 Tenth Anniial Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin. 1886, pp. 121-I08. 
 
 Recent progre.ss in preventive medicine. 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report, 1887, Id., pp. 83-98. 
 
 Rum remedies. 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report, 1888, Id., pp. ItJ.S 171 .
 
 140 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Kavanaugh, B. T. Masouic oration delivered on the anniversary of St. 
 John the Baptist, Platteville, June 2i, A. L. .1844. Platteville, W. T., 
 1844. lop. O. 
 
 Kellermax. W. a. Some families of insects. 
 
 Transaci ions Northern Wisconsin Ayrii-iilhinil and Mcchmiical Association 
 
 i8r6-rr. pp. iwo-ioi. 
 Kelley, Antony A. Why the state should maintain its national guard. 
 
 Proceed infis Sereiith Annual Convention. DJJicers of ]\'isronsin yiitio)ial 
 Guard, 1885, pp. 54-58. 
 
 Kempster, Walter. Mental hygiene. 
 
 Transactions Nortliern Wisconsin Ayrinill nml and Merhiinicol Association, 
 
 V. 4, isrc-rr, pp. 112-130. 
 — ■— The brain in health and disease. 
 
 Transactions state Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1S77. pp. 43-58. 
 
 The chronic insane. Extract from report made to the trustees of 
 
 the Northern hospital for the insane. Oshkosh, 1878. 27p. O. 
 
 Some of the preventable causes of insanity. 
 
 Third Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 18r8, pp. .53-70. 
 
 The volunteer soldier in relation to the progress of civilization. 
 
 War Papers, Comniandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion oj 
 United States, v. ], 1891, pp. 72-84. 
 
 Kennan, Kent K. Der staat Wisconsin. Seine hiilfsqviellen und vorziige 
 fiir aus wanderer. Map. [1883.] 40p. O. 
 The same, iu Norwegian aud Swedish. 1883. 'Mp. 
 
 Argument iu favor of a tax commission, before the assembly com- 
 mittee on assessment and collection of taxes, March 13, 1889. 12p. O. 
 
 Kennedy, William. Agriculture; its dignity, utility, and responsibilities. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Ayricnltnral Society, v. 27, 1889, pp. 177-199. 
 
 Kerr, Alexander. Standards of admission to college. 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 8, 1878, pp. 380-388. 
 
 How may teachers keep out of ruts? 
 
 Id., V. 9, 1879, pp. 8-13. 
 Conventional and rational tests in education. 
 
 d., V. 11, IHSl. p)i. 4SS-4'.)-2.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I4I 
 
 Kerr, Mrs. Katharine Freeman. Centennial records of the women of 
 Wisconsin. [Edited by Anna B. Butler, Emma C. Bascom and Kath- 
 arine F. Kerr.) Madison, 187(;. viii-f2'2;3p. O. 
 
 Women in the garden. 
 
 Tmnsactions Wisconsin State Hortimll ural .Surii-fi/, IHrO HO, pp. 234-840. 
 
 Health in horticulture. 
 
 Id., 1881-82, pp. lOO-lOG. 
 
 The strawberry bed. 
 
 Id., 1885, pp. 85-94. 
 
 A talk about the thistle. 
 
 Id., 1880, pp. 62-67. 
 
 Kessinger, L.a whence. History of Buffalo county, Wisconsin. Portrait. 
 Alma, Wis., 1888. xvi-fG56p. D. 
 
 Keyes, C. H. English literature in schools. Read at the meeting of 
 the Wisconsin teachers' association, Madison, Dec. 27, 1882. 
 
 Wisconsin .lonrnal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 28-32. 
 
 One view of the school library. 
 
 Id., V. 15, 1S85, pp. 151-156. 
 
 Keyes, Elisha William. Argument in the matter of the arbitration 
 between the United States and the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal 
 Co., held at Madison, Wis. Madison, Wis., 1874. 22p. O. 
 
 Address delivered at Monroe, September 6, 1878, before the Green 
 
 county agricultural society. 
 
 Tran.mctions Wisconsin State Agricidtnral Sociefy, v. 17, 1878-7!>, pp. 406-417. 
 
 Early days in Jefferson county. Edited and annotated by Reuben 
 
 G. Thwaites. [1888.J 20p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 11. 
 
 King, Charles. The 5th cavalry in the Sioux war of 1876: campaigning 
 with Crook. Milwaukee, 1880. O. * 
 
 Ropes on Gainesville. 
 
 United Service, v. 6, 1882, pp.38'J-:M5.
 
 142 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 King, Charles. The worst man in the troop. 
 
 LippincoWs Magazinv. v. :«, 1HM3, pp. 287-300. 
 
 - Customs of the service. 
 
 Ptoceeding/! Second Ann u(d Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard' 
 188:5, pp. .5-10 
 
 - The suppression of riots. 
 
 Third Annual Convention, 1884, Id., pp. 1-13. 
 
 - Guard and sentry duty. 
 
 Foiirtli .^nllll/ll Convention. 1885, Id., pp. 3-12. 
 
 - "Van." 
 
 IjippincotVs Magazine, v. 30, 198.5, pp. 512-522. 
 
 - Famous and decisive battles of the world; or, history from the 
 battle-field. Illust. Philadelphia: J. C. McCurdy & Co., 1885. 
 752p. O. 
 
 - Marion's faith: a sequel to The colonel's daughter. Philadelphia: 
 J. B. Lippincott Co., 1886. 446p. D. 
 
 - On the manual of the sword. 
 
 Proceeedmgs Seventh Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Guard, 1886, pp. 38-44. 
 
 - Major General Winfield S. Hancock. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1801, pp. 294-298. 
 
 - The deserter. 
 
 LippincotVs Magazine, v. .39, 1887, pp. 699-828. 
 
 - From the ranks. 
 
 Id., V. 40, 1887, pp. 763-879. 
 
 - The colonel's daughter; or, winning his spurs. Philadelphia: 
 J. B. Lippincott Co., 1887. 440p. D. 
 
 - Kitty's conque.st. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1887. 
 302p. D. 
 
 - Cadet life at West Point. 
 
 Harper^s Magazine, v. 75, 1887, pp. 196-219.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 43 
 
 King, Charles. Captain Santa Claus. 
 
 Id., V. 70, 188T-88, pp. 107-120. 
 
 - A war-time wooing. A story. Illn.st. New York: Harper A.- Bros., 
 1888. 195p. D. 
 
 The Leavenworth school. 
 
 Harper's Magazine, v. 70, 1887-88, pp. 777-792. 
 
 Dunraven ranch. Portrait. 
 
 LippiiicotVs Magazine, v. 42, 1888, pp. 751-835. 
 
 George Washington. * 
 
 United Service Magazine, v. 2, 1888, pp. 9, 179. 
 
 The deserter; and From the ranks. Two novels. Philadelphia: 
 
 J. B. Lippincott Co., 1888. D. * 
 
 From the Point to the plains. 
 
 Cosmopolitan Magazine, v. 7, 1889, pp. 61.3-649. 
 
 Laramie; or, the queen of Bedlam: a story of the Sioux war of 
 
 1876. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1889. 27Tp. D. 
 
 Between the lines; a story of the war. Illust. Xew^ York: Harper 
 
 & Bros., 1889. iv-(-.3r2p. D. 
 
 Sheridan. * 
 
 Journal of United States Cavalry Association, 1889. 
 
 Two soldiers. Illust. 
 
 LippincotVs Magazine, v. 4.5, 1890, pp. 29.3-388. 
 
 An army Portia; sequel to Two soldiers. 
 
 Id., V. 46. 1890, pp. 721-843. 
 
 Campaigning with Crook, and Stories of army life. Illust. New 
 
 York: Harper & Bros., 1890. v+295p. D. 
 
 Custer's last battle. 
 
 Harper's Magazine, v. 81, 1890, pp. 378-387.
 
 144 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 King, Charles. The tvviu cities of the uorthwest. 
 
 Cosntopolitan Magazine, v. 9, 1890, pp. 750-759. 
 
 Cavalry tilts in the sunny south. * 
 
 (Mdinxj, V. 16, 1890, p. 385. 
 
 - Rancho del Muerto. * 
 
 /(/., V. 17. 1890, pp. 3-121. 
 
 - Starlight ranch, and other stories of army life on the fi'outier. 
 Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1890. D. * 
 
 Includes: Well won; or, from the plains to "The Point."— From "The Point" 
 to the plains. — The worst man in tlie troop.- Van. 
 
 - Sunset pass; or,runniugthegauntletthrough Apache land. Illust. 
 New York, 1890. D. * 
 
 - Captain Blake. Illust. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1891. 
 xix+-±95p. D. 
 
 - Trials of a staff officer. Philadelphia: L. R. Hamersly & Co., 1891. 
 214p. D. 
 
 - The colonel's Christmas dinner. Edited by Capt. Charles King. 
 Philadelphia: L. R. Hamersly & Co., 1891. 182p. D. 
 
 - Two soldiers; and Dunraven ranch. Two novels. Philadelphia: 
 J. B. Lippincott Co., 1891. iOOp. D. * 
 
 By land and .sea. Philadelphia: L. R. Hamersly X- Co., 1891. 
 
 198p. D. 
 
 Major-General George Crook. 
 
 War Papers, Commanileri/ of iVis(M>ixiii, Milil<rrij Ordrr of Loi/al L<'(/i(in of 
 United States, v. 1, 1801, pp. a51-a(i9. 
 
 The Cream city. 
 
 Cosmopolitan ^ktgazine, v. 1, 1891, pp, .549-5<50. 
 
 The city of the world's fair. 
 
 JiL, V. n, 1891. pp. 37-63.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I45 
 
 King, Charles. Wisconsin national guard. * 
 
 Outing, v. 18, 1891, pp. 34-112. 
 
 [Sketch of] Milwaukee. Illust. 
 yeio England Magazine, v 6, n. s., 1892, pp. 11»-133. 
 
 A soldier's secret. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1892. D. * 
 
 Captain King is also the author of numerous stories, sketches, and minor articles 
 in Tlie United Service Magazine, Harper's Young People, Youth's Companion, etc. 
 not enumerated above. 
 
 King, Charles Isaac. Boiler explosions. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 151-163. 
 
 King, Franklin Hiram. Plant record for systematic description of 
 plants. Published by the author, 1875.* 
 
 - King's check tablets. Publi-shed with Wood's Plant record. New 
 York: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1877. * 
 
 - Simple experiments illustrating some points in regard to circula- 
 tion and respiration. 1879. 13p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Educational Weekly, Feb.-March, 1879. 
 
 - Economic relations of Wisconsin birds. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, v. 1. 187.3-79, pp. 441-610. 
 
 - Geology of the upper Flambeau valley. Maps. 
 
 Id.,x. 4, pp. 585-615. 
 
 - The industrial relations of our birds. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 21, 1882-83, pp. 261-269. 
 
 - Instinct and memory exhibited by the flying squirrel in confine- 
 ment, with a thought on the origin of win^s in bats. 1883. 7p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Naturalist, v. 17, 1883. 
 
 Our birds in relation to horticulture. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 14, 1884, pp. 19-29. 
 
 n— Bib.
 
 146 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 King, Franklin Hiram. Physiology as related to stimulants and nar- 
 cotics. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 18, 1887-88. 
 
 Raising the standard of rural schools. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1889, pp. 282-290. 
 
 Soil physics. 
 
 Sixth Annual Report, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Wiscon- 
 sin, 1889, pp. 189-206. 
 
 Comparative value of warm and cold water for milch cows. 
 Seventh Annual Report, 1890, Id., pp. 16:i-182. 
 
 ■ 
 
 Some effects produced by rolling ground. 
 Ibid., pp. 120-133. 
 
 Soil water. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 134-163. 
 
 - Elementary les.sons in the physics of agriculture. Madison, 1891. 
 133p. O. 
 
 - Investigations relating to soil moisture. 1891. 43p. O. 
 
 Keprinted from. Eighth Annual Report, Agricultura I Experiment Station, Uni- 
 versity of Wisconsin, 1889-91 . 
 
 - The construction of silos. 
 
 University of Wisconsin, Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 28, 
 1891. IGp. O. 
 
 Professor King is the author of several papers and reports on ornithology and 
 agricultural physics, in reports and bulletins of the University of Wisconsin Ex- 
 periment Station, Wisconsin Journal of Education, etc., not enumerated above. 
 
 Kingston, John Tabor. Death of Tecumseh. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 375-376. 
 — — Early western days. 
 
 Id., V. 7, pp. 297-341. 
 
 Early exploration and settlement of Juneau county. 
 
 Id., V. 8. pp. 370-410.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I47 
 
 KiNLEY, David. Methods in education.* 
 
 The Academy (N. Y.), September, 1888. 
 
 Recent progress in profit-sharing abroad. 
 
 Quarterly Journal of Economics, v. 5, 1891, p. 497. 
 
 - The influence on business, of the independent treasury. Phila- 
 delphia, 1892. .30p. O. 
 
 Pnhlicatioiis of American Academy of Political and Social Science, No. 66. 
 Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, v. 3. No. 2, 
 1893. pp. 53-82. 
 
 - The history, organization, and influence of the independent treas- 
 ury. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1892. D. 
 
 The opening volume in Library of Economics and Politics, edited by Richard 
 T. Ely. 
 
 Mr. Kinley had an article on Political economy and social reform, in The Brother- 
 hood (Boston), Feb., 1891; and wrote of the Sectarian use of public money, in a 
 symposium in Tlie Independent (New Yorii), Jan., 1892. Four articles by him are 
 announced to appear in The Christian Advocate (New York), in 1893 — (1) The 
 law of social progress ; (3) The relation of reform to social evolution; (3) Present 
 tendencies in social reform; (4) Relation of the church to social progress. 
 
 KiNNET, DwiGHT. The use of school libraries. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 6-10. 
 
 Klauser, Julius. The septonate and the centralization of the tonal 
 system. A new view of the fundamental relations of tones, and a 
 simplification of the theory and practice of music. With an intro- 
 duction on a higher education in mu^ic. Milwaukee: William Rohlf- 
 ing & Sons, 1890. 274p. O. 
 
 Knapp, Joseph G, Early reminiscences of Madison. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 366-387. 
 
 Report on the disastrous effects of the destruction of forest trees 
 
 now going on so rapidly in the state of Wisconsin. By I. A. Lap- 
 ham, J. G. Knapp, and H. Crocker. Madison, 1867. 104p. O. 
 
 Ancient lakes of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-73 
 pp. 117-123.
 
 148 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Knapp, Joseph G. Coniferae of the Rocky mountains. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 117-123. 
 
 The isothermal lines of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 187!, pp. 177-198. 
 
 Practical management of sandy land. Prize essay. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 10, 1871, pp. 164-175. 
 
 Knowles, Louise J. Thoughts in metre. Milwaukee: Cramer, Aikens 
 & Cramer, 1889. 69p. O. 
 
 Koch, W. Wo find ich eine Heimath in der Fremde? Freugemeinte 
 Worte an auswanderer. n. p., [1883.] 16p. O. 
 
 KcEBNER, Christ. The Bennett law and the German Protestant 
 parochial schools of Wisconsin. Milwaukee, 1890. 30p. O . 
 The same in German, 1890. 31p. 
 
 Koss, Rudolph A. [History of] Milwaukee. Illust. Milwaukee, 1871. 
 473p. O. 
 
 Kbautbauer, Francis Xavier. Short .sketch of the history of the 
 Menominee Indians of Wisconsin and the Catholic missions among 
 them. 
 
 American Catholic Historical Researches, v. 4, 1887, pp. 153-158. 
 
 Kremers, Edward. Analysis of the volatile oil of hedeoma pulegioides 
 persoon, n. p., 1887. 32p. O. 
 
 - Beitrag zur kenntniss der isomerieverhaltnisse innerhalb der ter- 
 penreihe. Inaugural dissertation zur erlangung der Doctor wiirde 
 der hohen philosophischen Fakultiit der Georg Augusts Universitat 
 zu Gottingen. Gottingen, 1890. 74p. O. 
 
 On the Limonene group of the Terpenes. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 312-362. 
 
 Krupp, Albert N. Municipal liability for defective sewerage. * 
 
 Central Laiu Journal, v. 24, 1887, pp. 411— H3.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I49 
 
 Ladd, George D. Appendicitis. 
 
 Transactions State Mtdical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 83-95. 
 
 Ladd, George T. Memorial sermon on Deacon Samuel Brown, preached 
 in the Spring Street Congregational church, January 3, 1875. Mil- 
 waukee, 1875. 20p. O. 
 
 La Follette, Robert Marion. lago. Oration, awarded fir.st prize at 
 the inter-state oratorical contest held in Iowa City, May 7, 1879. 
 Madison, Wis., 1879. 8p. O. 
 
 Remarks in memory of the late Joseph Rankin, of Wisconsin, in 
 
 the house of representatives, March 25, 1886. Washington, 1886. 
 8p. O. 
 
 Rivers and harbors. Speech in the house of representatives, 
 
 Thursday, April 22, 1886. W' ashington, 1886. 8p. O. 
 
 - Address to class of 1885 86, Law department, Howard university, 
 Washington, D. C, May 31, 1886. Washington, 1886. 13p. O. 
 
 - Oleomargarine. Speech in the house of representatives, Wednes- 
 day, June 2, 1886. 18p. O. 
 
 - Inter-state commerce. Speech in the house of representatives, 
 Jan. 20, 1887. Washington, 1887. 5p. O. 
 
 - Agricultural experiment stations. Remarks in the house of rep- 
 resentatives, Friday, February 25, 1887. 5p. O. 
 
 - The tariff acts of 1846 and 1857. Speech in the house of repre- 
 sentatives, Saturday, July 14, 1888. Washington, 1888. 16p. O. 
 
 - The tariff — wrapper-leaf tobacco. Remarks in the house of rep- 
 resentatives, July 18 and 19, 1888. Washington, 1888. 8p. O. 
 
 - [South Carolina.] Contested election case. Speech in the house 
 of representatives, February 13, 1889. 18p. O.
 
 150 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Lane, Marcus. A sermon preached at the couventiou of the diocese of 
 Michigan, in St. Mark's church, Grand Rapids, June 10, 1874. Roches- 
 ter, N. Y., 1874. Up. O. 
 
 A defense of moderate churchmanship. Madison, 1882. 15p. O. 
 
 Langwortht, Andrew J. History of Odd Fellowship in Wisconsin. 
 Milwaukee, 1879. 192p. O. 
 
 Lapham, Increase Allen. Notice of the Louisville and Shippingsport 
 canal, and of the geology of the vicinity. (With plates, sections, &c.) 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 14, 1828, pp. G5-G9. 
 
 - Observations on the primitive and other boulders of Ohio; by 
 Darius and Increase Lapham. 
 
 Id, V. 12, 1832, pp. 300-303. 
 
 Miscellaneous observations on the geology of Ohio.* 
 
 state Documents of Ohio, 1837, p. 31. 
 
 - Catalogue of plants found in the vicinity of Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
 territory. Milwaukee, 1838. 23p. Tt. 
 
 - Documentary history of the Milwaukee and Rock river canal. Mil- 
 waukee, 1840. 151p. O. 
 
 ■ Report on the commerce of the town of Milwaukee, and navigation 
 of Lake Michigan. 1842. (Pamphlet.)* 
 
 - A geographical and topographical description of Wisconsin; with 
 brief sketches of its history, geology, mineralogy, natural history, 
 population, soil, productions, government, antiquities, &c., &c. Mil- 
 waukee: P. C. Hale, 1844. 255p. S. 
 
 2(1 ed., improved, with map, 1846. 208p. D. 
 
 Statement of elevation in Wisconsin. 
 
 American Journal of Science, v. 46. 1844, pp. 258-260
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I5I 
 
 LiAPHAM, Increase Allen. On the existence of certain lacustrine de- 
 posits in the vicinity of the Great Lakes, usually confounded with 
 the " drift." 
 
 American Jownal of Science, v. 53, 1837, pp.^ 90-94. 
 
 f 
 
 Communication to Governor Dewey on the subject of a state 
 
 penitentiary. 
 
 Journal of Wisconsin Assembly, 1849, pp. 683-687. 
 
 [Catalogue of] Plants of Wisconsin. 
 
 Proceedings of American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1849, 
 pp. 19-C2. 
 
 - Wisconsin; her topographical features, and general adaptation for 
 agriculture. 
 
 Northwestern Journal of Education, Science and Oeneral Literature, v. 1, 1850 
 pp. 46-49. 
 
 - Meteorology, 
 
 Ibid., pp. 117-122. 
 
 - On the geology of the south-eastern portion of the state of Wis- 
 consin; being the part not surveyed by the United States geologists. 
 Report on the Geology of the Lake Superior Land District, by J. W. Foster and 
 J. D. Whitney, Part 2, Washington, 1851, pp. 167-173. O. 
 
 Communication in regard to state cabinet.* 
 
 Meteorological Department, &c., November, 1851. (Pamphlet.) 
 
 Geological formation of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 1, 1851, pp. 122-138. 
 
 - A systematic catalogue of the animals of Wisconsin, prepared for 
 
 the use of the University of Wisconsin. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, Board of Regents of University of Wisconsin, 1851, 
 pp. 43-56. 
 
 Meteorological observations made at Milwaukee. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agi-icultural Society, v. 1, 1851, p. 306, v. 2, 1852, 
 p. 449. 
 Also in American Almanac, 1852, p. 102.
 
 152 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Lapham, Increase Allen. Fauna and flora of Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 2, 1850, pp. 337-419. 
 
 The grasses of Wisconsin and adjacent states. Plates. 
 
 Id., V. 3, 1853, pp. 397-488. 
 
 The forest trees of Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 4, 1855, pp. 195-251. 
 
 - The antiquities of Wisconsin as surveyed and described by I. A. 
 Lapham, on behalf of the American antiquarian society. Plates. 
 Washington, 1855. xii-f 95p. F. 
 
 - The native, naturalized, and cultivated grasses of the state of 
 Illinois. Plates. 
 
 Transactions niinois State Agricultural Society, v. 2, 1856-57, pp. 551-609. 
 
 - Catalogue of the plants of the state of Illinois. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 492-550. 
 
 - On the public land surveys, and the latitude and longitude of 
 places in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 359-363. 
 
 - On the man-shaped mounds of Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 305-3G8. 
 
 - The Penokee iron range. Map. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 5, 185-159, pp. 391-400. 
 
 - Additions to the flora of Wisconsin. By I. A. Lapham and 
 T. J. Hale. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 417-134. 
 
 - Farm drainage. 
 
 Bulletin of Wisconsin Agricultural a?id Mechanical Association, 1860, pp. 11-16. 
 
 - Report to the directors of the Wisconsin and Lake Superior 
 
 Mining and Smelting Co. 
 
 In The Penokee Iron Range of Lake Superior. Map. Milwaukee, 1860. 
 pp. 22-37. O. 
 
 - Lapham family records. [Tabular pedigree.] Milwaukee, 186A. 
 (Sheet form.)
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 53 
 
 IjApham, Increase Allen. Addresses of Hon. I. A. Lapham, LL. D., 
 and Hon. Edward Salomon, at the dedication of the rooms in the 
 south wing of the capitol for the State historical society of Wiscon- 
 sin, Wednesday evening, Jan. 2i, 1866. Madison, 1866. 31p. O. 
 
 Statistics, exhibiting the history, climate, and productions of the 
 
 state of Wisconsin. Published by order of the legislature. Map. 
 Madison, Wis., 1867. 32p. O. 
 
 - On the climate of the country bordering on the Great Xorth 
 
 American lakes. 
 
 Transactions Chicago Academy of Science, v. 1, Part 1, 1867, pp. 58-60. 
 
 - Report on the disastrous effects of the destruction of forest trees, 
 now going on so rapidly in the state of Wisconsin. By I. A. Lap- 
 ham, J. G. Knapp, and H. Crocker. Madison, 1867. 104p. O. 
 
 Memorial to congress showing the necessity of storm predictions 
 
 for the benefit of commerce, and how they could be secured. 
 House Miscell. Docs., 2d Sess., 41sf Congress, No. 10, 1869-TO. 
 
 - Meteorological observations. With map, showing the origin and 
 progress of the storm of March 14-17, 1859, and that it might have 
 been known on the lakes a whole day before it reached them. 
 
 Tlie Bureau cChioagoJ, v. 1, January, 1870. 
 
 - Paper on the number, locality and times of removal of the In- 
 dians of Wisconsin; with an appendix containing a complete chro- 
 nology of Wisconsin, from earliest times ... to 1848. By I. A, Lap- 
 ham, Levi Blossom, and George G. Dousman. Milwaukee, 1870. 
 27p. O. 
 
 - On the classification of plants. 
 
 Trunsactionx Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 1, 1870-73, 
 pp. 102-109. 
 
 - Atmospheric electricity. 
 
 Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1871, pp. G5-67. 
 
 American railroad time. 1872. (Pamphlet.)*
 
 154 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Lapham, Increase Allen. The great fires of 1871 iu the northwest. 
 
 Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1872, pp. 180-189. 
 
 - List of the great storms, hurricanes, and tornadoes of the Unite d 
 States. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 190-205. 
 
 On the relations of the Wisconsin geological survey to agriculture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Agricultural Society, v. 12, 18~-3-~4, pp. 207-210. 
 
 ■ Wisconsin geological survey. Report of progress and results for 
 
 the year 1873. 
 
 Geology of Wisconsin, 1873-79, v. 2, pp. 5-44. 
 The same for 1874. Ibid . , 44-46. 
 
 - Our great fresh-water lakes. 
 
 Lakeside Monthly, v. 11, 1874, pp. 165-109. 
 
 - Catalogue of the plants of Minnesota. Extract from report of 
 State horticultural society for 1875. St. Paul, 1875. 32p. O. 
 
 - Oconomowoc lake, and other small lakes of Wisconsin considered 
 with reference to their capacity for fish production. 
 
 Transactions Wiscoyisin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 pp. 31-36. 
 
 - The law of embryonic development the same in plants as in ani- 
 mals. 4p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Naturalist, v. 9, 1875. 
 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 
 1875-76, pp. llO-lia. 
 
 - Annual address before the Old Settlers' club of Milwaukee 
 county, January, 1875. Milwaukee, 1875. lOp. O. 
 
 Geology [of Wisconsin]. 
 
 Walling's Atlas of Wisconsiii, 1876, pp. 10-19. F^. 
 
 Dr. Lapham was a prolific writer for the press, and for encyclopaedic publications. 
 One of his earliest articles was On farmers' libraries, in The American Fanner, 
 1832; another on Agriculture in Ohio, in The Genesee Farmer, 18:33; in The Mil- 
 waukee Sentinel for Sept. 3, 1849, he had an important article on Discovery of a 
 tide in Lake Michigan; the article on Wisconsin, in Appleton's American Encyclo- 
 paedia (1859 and 1802), was by him; in The Chicago Tribune, 1873, he wrote On sup-
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 55 
 
 posed subterranean sources of the waters of the Great Lakes; in The Milwaukee Re- 
 publican, March 1, 1882, he wrote of The geology of Waukesha. These are only a 
 few of his important newspaper articles, but show the scope of his work. His map 
 of Milwaukee, first issued in 1845, was puDlished annually until 18GI ; his map of the 
 state, first issued in 1819, was republished in 1850, 1853, 1854, and 1857. He pub- 
 lished a geological map of Wisconsin in 1855 and 18C9; and the state map in the 
 Legislative Manuals, 1865-V5, was his work. 
 
 Labrabee, Charles. Speech on the organization of the house; deliv- 
 ered in the house of representatives, December 17, 1859. "Washing- 
 ton, 1859. 16p. O. 
 
 LiATHROP, John H. Inaugural address delivered in the hall of the assem- 
 bly, Madison, January 16, 1850. Madison, 1850. 42p. O. 
 
 Address delivered at the first annual fair of the State agricultural 
 
 society, held at Janesville, Wisconsin, October 2, 1851. Milwaukee, 
 1851. 34p. O. 
 
 Proceedings of the citizens of Madison on occasion of the death 
 
 of Henry Clay, with an eiilogy by J. H. Lathrop, LL. D., delivered in 
 the capitol, July 19, 1852. Madison, 1852. 31p. O. 
 
 Wisconsin: a paper prepared for the use of the State immigration 
 
 agency. Madison, 1852. 16p. O. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 2, 1852, pp. 441-445. 
 
 [Description of] Wisconsin. 
 
 Western Journal, v. 9, 1852, pp. 15-28. 
 
 Wisconsin and the growth of the northwest. 
 
 De Bow's Review, v. 14, 1853, pp. 230-238. 
 
 The above list includes only those works of Dr. Lathrop written while a resident 
 of Wisconsin. 
 
 La WE, JoHX. Jesuit missionaries in the northwest. A lecture delivered 
 before the Young Men's Catholic literary institute, Cincinnati, on 
 Wednesday evening, January 31st, 1855. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 89-111. 
 
 Lawrence, William M. The status and duties of public school prin- 
 cipals. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 274-282.
 
 156 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Lawson, a. J. New London and surrounding country. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 478-488. 
 
 liAWSOX, Flora L. Study of the English language. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1800, pp. 355-3.59. 
 
 Lawson, James. History of Methodism in Wisconsin, in four parts, by 
 Rev. P. S. Bennett. Part 3 being written by Rev. James Lawson. 
 Portrait. Cincinnati: P. S. Bennett & James Lawson, 1890. 522p. D. 
 
 Leland, Eugene Rattoone. On the ice belt. 
 
 LippincotVs Magazine, v. 7, 1871, pp. 131-128. 
 
 Afloat on the Wisconsin. 
 
 Lakeside Monthly, v. 8, 1873, pp. 434-44(5. 
 
 Anent ants. 
 
 Popular Science Monthly, v. 7, 1875, pp. 257-368. 
 
 Insectiverous plants. 
 
 Id., V. 8, 1875-76, pp. 45-60. 
 
 In memoriam. Prof. Peter Engelmann. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
 pp. 258-263. 
 
 A consideration of the interconvertible note scheme. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1875-76, pp. 210-249. 
 
 Debasement of coinages. 
 Popular Science Monthly, v. 12, 1878, pp. 580-591 . 
 
 The future of national banking. 
 
 Id., V. 27, 1885, pp. 491-502. 
 
 Leonard, J. A. Sketch of Whitewater, Walworth county. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 427-434.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 57 
 
 Lester, Chables Stanley. Religion and the public schools. Address 
 before the Wisconsin Teachers' association, Dec. 27, 1886. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Ediicat ion, v. 17, 1887, pp. 53-61. 
 
 Sermon. Enthronement service of the Rt. Rev. Isaac Lea Nichol- 
 son, D. D., bishop of Milwaukee, Tuesday, November 10, 1891. Mil- 
 waukee. 1891. lOp. D. 
 
 Levings, Arthur Hamilton. The surgery of the thyroid gland. 
 Transactions state Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 288-305. 
 
 Tuberculosis of the bones and joints. 
 
 Id., 189], pp. 200-214. 
 
 - Appendicitis, typhlitis, and peri-typhlitic abscesses. Madison, 
 
 Wis., 1892. 23p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1892. 
 
 Lewis, Charlotte Eliza. The adornment of home. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1874, pp. 42-47. 
 
 Early wild flowers of Wisconsin. 
 Id., 1875, pp. 97-102. 
 
 Hints for arranging flowers. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1875-76, pp. 489-493. 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin State Horticulturcd Society, 1876, pp. 89-98. 
 
 Remarkable trees and plants. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 15, 1876-77, pp. 183-189. 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 7, 1877, pp. 39^5. 
 
 - Our native vines. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 76-79. 
 
 - Woman's work in horticulture. 
 
 Id., V. 8, 1878, pp. 136-1.39. 
 
 - Sacred and other trees and plants, supposed to possess mystical 
 virtues. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 60-65.
 
 158 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Lewis, Charlotte Eliza. Garden revelations. 
 
 Id., V. 9, 1878-79, pp. 42-48. 
 
 Also in Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Associa- 
 tion, V. G, 1878-79, pp. 138-14,1. 
 
 Thoreau's life of labor and .study in the woods. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 9, 1879-79, pp. 249-256. 
 
 How to make rural life beautiful and enjoyable. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1879-80, pp. 07-70. 
 
 Psychology of country life. 
 
 Id., V. 11, 1880-81, pp. 38-43. 
 
 The birds of the garden. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 199-210. 
 
 The flower mission. 
 
 Id., V. 14, 1884, pp. 69-75. 
 
 Also in Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechancal Asso- 
 ciation, 1883-84, pp. 281-288. 
 
 Leverett, Frank. Raised beaches of Lake Michigan. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 7, '1883-87, 
 pp. 177-102. 
 
 On the correlation of moraines with raised beaches of Lake Erie. 
 
 Id., V. 8, 1888-91, pp. 2.33-241. 
 
 LiBBY, O. G. Bird study in schools. 
 
 Wisconsin, .Journal of Edacallon, v. 19, 18S9, pp. 189-197. 
 
 LiNDERFELT, Klas August. Charging-systems. 
 
 Library .lournal, v. 7, 1882, pp. 178-182. 
 
 - Swedish literature in 1883. 
 
 Scandinavia, v. 1, 1884, pp. 101-112. 
 
 - The game of preference, or Swedish whist; with a bibliography of 
 English whist. Milwaukee, 1885. 52p. S.
 
 BIBLIOGRArHV OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 59 
 
 LiNDERFELT, Klas AUGUST. The little collier-boy; from the Swedish 
 
 of E. G. Geijer. 
 
 Scandinavia, v. 2, 1885, p. 49. 
 
 The window; from the Swedish of W. von Braun. 
 
 Ibid., p. 75. 
 
 Systematic catalogue of the public library of the city of Milwau- 
 kee; with alphabetical author, title, and subject indexes, 1885. [By 
 Klas August Linderfelt and Theresa Hubbell West.] Milwaukee: 
 Board of trustees, 1885-86. [4]4-clx-|-1672-|-35p. Q. 
 
 - Milwaukee, the Cream City of the lakes: Historical sketch, chro- 
 nology of local events, commerce and manufactures. 32 pp., illus- 
 trated. 
 
 In The city of Milwaukee ; souvenir of the 24th Sdngerfest of the N. A. Sanger- 
 bund, July 21-25, 1886. Milwaukee: Casper & Zahn, 1886. O. 
 Same in German. Gecienkbuch, &c. 
 
 - Quarterly index of additions to the Milwaukee public library. 
 Vol. 1, 1886-1887; vol. 2, 1888-1889; vol. 3, 1890-1891. [By Klas August 
 Linderfelt and Theresa Hubbell West.] Milwaukee: Board of trus- 
 tees, 1888-92. xxvii4-238p.; xx-f 147p.; xxii-f 196p. O. 
 
 - Volaptik; an easy method of acquiring the universal language, 
 constructed by Johann Martin Schleyer, prepared for the English- 
 speaking public on the basis of Alfred Kirchoff' s Hilfsbuch, with 
 the addition of a key to the exercises, and a Volapiik-English and 
 English-Volapiik vocabulary. Milwaukee: Caspar & Zahn, 1888; 
 [2]-|-130p. S. 
 3d edition, 1889. 
 
 - Catalogue of the books in the library of the Ladies' art and science 
 class of Milwaukee, consisting chiefly of works on art history and 
 criticism, and the history and description of various countries. 
 Milwaukee, 1890. 145p. O. 
 
 - Eclectic card catalog rules, author and title entries, based on 
 Dziatzko's "Instruction," compared with the rules of the British 
 Museum, Cutter, Dewey, Perkins, and other authorities; with ap- 
 pendix, containing a list of oriental titles of honor and occupations. 
 Boston: Charles A. Cutter, 1890. lOlp. O.
 
 l6o WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 LiNDERFELT, Klas AUGUST. Report on catalogs and classification. 
 
 Library Journal, v. 15, 1890, pp. 67-73. 
 
 - Reports on the proposed library and museum building for the city 
 of Milwaukee, December, 1890. By K. A. Linderfelt and Adolph 
 Meinecke. Milwaukee, 1890. G7p.4-[14p. plans]. O. 
 
 Third-Fourteenth annual report of the Board of trustees of the 
 
 public library of the city of Milwaukee, Oct. 1, 1880-Oct. 1, 1891. 
 Milwaukee, 1880-91. O. 
 
 Dr. Linderfelt published the Peat-bog, the Parsonage, Siesta, and Two friends 
 (after the Norwegian of Alex. Kielland), in 37te Milwaukee Sentinel, of various 
 dates. He also furnished translations and sketches to various American news- 
 papers, partly under the signature " Elder Flint; " and correspondences to Swedish 
 newspapers, under the signature "Lucas." 
 
 Little, J. M. Essay on cider. Read at a session of the sixth district 
 convention, I. O. G. T. Milwaukee, 1880. 15p. O. 
 
 Little, Mrs. Sarah F. C. The education of the blind; an address read 
 before the Wisconsin teachers' association at La Crosse, July 10, 
 1879. Beloit, 1879. 15p. O. 
 
 The higher duties of the wife and mother. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 92-100. 
 
 Livingston, J. W. Grammar again. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 164-107, 
 
 •— Teaching patriotism. 
 
 W., V. 18, 1888, pp. 388-391. 
 
 Pedagogy in the high school. 
 
 Td., V. 20, 1890, pp. 178-183. 
 
 LocHEMES. Michael Joseph. Auf Abwegen. Erzaehlung von Dietrich 
 Waldogel [pseud.]. * 
 
 Familienfreund (St. Louis), 1888.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. l6l 
 
 LocHEMES, Michael Joseph. Der letzte Streich. Amerikanisclie Stu- 
 deutengeschichte von Dietrich Waldvogel [pseud.]. * 
 
 Id., 1889. 
 
 Eine Phantasiereise von Dietrich Waldvogel [pseud.]. * 
 
 id., 1890. 
 
 Dreiguds un Noschens vun Meik Fuchs [pseud.]. Illust. Milwau- 
 kee: Hoffmann Bros. Co., 1890. 152p. O. 
 
 The above is in the Pennsylvania-German dialect. 
 
 Der Blizzard Amerikanische erzaehlung, von Dietrich Waldvogel 
 
 [pseud.]. * 
 
 KnfhoHsche Warte (Salzburg, Austria), 1890. 
 
 Der Ferkelpeter ein Maercheuspiel, von Dietrich Waldvogel 
 
 [pseud.] Chicago: Muehlbauer & Behrle. 20p. D. * 
 
 Professor Loehemes has published poems, reviews, sketches, etc., in English, 
 German, and Pennsylvania-German, iu various magazines of the United States 
 and Europe; he has also contributed poams to several collections. 
 
 LocKWOOD, James H. Early times and events in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 98-196. 
 
 LocKwooD, W. M. Methods of analysis vs. dogma; or, the data of time 
 versus the speculations of super-nature, Racine, 1882. 47p. O. 
 
 Spiritualism vs. superstition. A discourse before the Minnesota 
 
 state association of Spiritualists, at Minneapolis, October 31, 1885. 
 Up. O. 
 
 LoMiA, LuiGi. Military instruction under the agricultural college act. 
 
 Proceedings Fifth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard' 
 1886, pp. 13-16. 
 
 LooMis, Alice Ball. Home education. 
 
 Wij^consix Farmers" Institutes, Bulletin No. 4, 1890, pp. !i07-211. 
 
 LooMis, Hiram Benjamin. Syllabus of university extension course of 
 six lectures on electricity. Madison, 1891. 7p. O. 
 
 The effects of changes of temperature on the distribution of 
 
 magnetism. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v, 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 273-288. 
 
 12— Bib.
 
 l62 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 LOTHROP, Jasox. a sketch of the early history of Kenosha county, Wis- 
 consin, and of the Western emigrant company. 
 
 Wisconsin TTistiiiifdl f'i)}lcrfi(>ns. v. '2, pp. 450-47!t. 
 
 Love, William De Loss. Smitten, but not as our enemies. " Special 
 humiliation and prayer, in consequence of the assassination of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln." A sermon delivered at the Spring street Congrega- 
 tional church, Milwaukee, June 1, 1865. Milwaukee, 1865. 8p. O. 
 
 Wisconsin in the war of the rebellion; a history of all regiments 
 
 and batteries the state has sent to the field. lUust. . . . Chicago 
 1866. xxi-fll44p. O. 
 
 The relation of amusements to the education of the sensibilities. 
 
 Congregational Review, v. 51, 1870, ijp. 237-24o. 
 
 Luce, Hannah (tale. Poems. By S. S. and H. G. Luce, Trempealeau: 
 Charles A. Leith, 1876. 207p. D. 
 
 LuoE, Samuel Slayton. Poems. By S. S. and H. G. Luce. Trempealeau: 
 Charles A. Leith, 1876. 207p. D. 
 
 Echoes of the past. , [Poem.] Galesville: S. S. Luce & Son, 1881. 
 
 200p. D. 
 
 The woodman and other poems. Galesville, Wis., 1887. 198p. D. 
 
 LucHSiNGER, John. The Swiss colony of New Glarus. With additional 
 notes by J. J. Tschudy. Madison, 1879. 35p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8. 
 
 The planting of the Swiss colony at New Glarus, Wis. Madison, 
 
 1892. 47p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 12. 
 
 LfrDLOFF, K. Amerikanische reisebilderskizzen iiber den staat Wiscon- 
 sin. Milwaukee, 1881. 124p. O. 
 
 LuEDERS, Frederick George Jacob. A memorial to the representatives 
 of physical astronomy and the friends of the progress of this science. 
 Submitted March 1, 1887. Madison, 1877. 12p. Q.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 63 
 
 Lenders, Frederick George Jacob. List of six hundred and eight 
 auroras observed at Sauk City. Madison, 1884. 20p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Washburn Observntorij Fiihlicatioiis,v. 2, 1883. 
 
 LuENixG, D. C. The articulate method to teach deaf mutes to speak. 
 A pamphlet issued in the interests of deaf mutes by the board of 
 directors of the Wisconsin phonological institute for deaf mutes 
 located at Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 1879. 30p. O. 
 
 LuNX, James T. Reading for teachers. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 11. pp. 10-15. 
 
 Lessons learned in introducing the grading system into country 
 
 schools. 
 
 Ibid., pp. :i58-.365. 
 
 ■ Influence of examinations on teaching. 
 
 Id.,v. 13, 188.% pp. 355-362. 
 
 The compulsory attendance law. 
 
 Id.. V. 16. 1886, i)p. 277-2:9. 
 
 Lyjiax, William A. Address at the thirteenth anniversary of the Hes- 
 perian society of the University of Wisconsin, with poem by Fred. W. 
 Coon, June 6, 187.3. Madison, 1873. 16p. O. 
 
 Lynde, Mary Elizabeth Blaxchard. Representation of women upon 
 boards of charities supported by taxation. Read before the Associ- 
 ation for the advancement of women, at its annual congress, held at 
 Boston, October, 1880. Boston: New England Pub. Co., 1881. 15p. O. 
 
 llints on hygienic education. 
 
 Sixth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1881, pp. 1-6. 
 
 McAtee. William Alfred. The outlook for labor in America. A 
 Thanksgiving sermon preached in Madison, Wis., November 25, 
 1886. Madison, 1886. 20p. O. 
 
 The shadow of the saloon. Sermon preached at the Presbyterian 
 
 church, Madison, Wis., Dec. 8, 1889. Madison, 1889. 14p. O. 
 
 Must the Bible go ? A revie>v of the decision of the supreme 
 
 court of W^isconsin in the Edgerton Bible case. Madison, 1890. 
 72p. O. 
 
 The truth about Presbyterianism. A sermon preached in the Pres- 
 byterian church, Madison, Wis., March 16, 1890. Madison, 1890. 
 16p. O.
 
 1 64 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 McBride, David. The Lemonweir river. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pj). 500, 501. 
 
 The capture of Black Hawk. 
 
 Id., V. 5, pp. 293-397. 
 
 McBride, James Harvey. Report of committee on nervous system. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1887, pp. 133-1'14. 
 
 Some circulatory and sensory disorders of neurasthenia. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Alienist a)id Neurologist, January, 1889. 
 
 MacConnell, Charles C. Service with Sheridan. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 285-293. 
 
 McGregor, John P. Some considerations upon the financial policy of 
 the government. Milwaukee, 1862. IGp. O. 
 
 Banking in Wisconsin. 
 
 Historical Atlas of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 171-173. 
 
 Alexander Mitchell. A memorial address by John P. McGregor, 
 
 president of the Milwaukee county pioneer association, at its an- 
 nual meeting, February 22, 1888 . Milwaukee, 1888. lop. D. 
 
 McKay, Augustus Frank. The climatic and picturesque features of 
 the Lake Superior region. The coming sanitarium for the south- 
 east, south, and southwest, lllust. Duluth, Minn., 1888. 3Gp. O. 
 
 McKenna, Maurice. Elva Lee, and other poems. Chicago, 18(58. * 
 
 Poems, rhymes, and verses. Portrait. Fond du Lac, Wis., 1890. 
 
 477p. D. 
 
 McKenney, Jefferson Clark. Laws relating to Milwaukee county, 
 with references, showing the time of the enactment of each section. 
 Milwaukee: The City, 1880. 9Gp. O. * 
 
 McKenney, Thomas. The Winnebago war of 1827. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 178-204. 
 
 Mackie, William. Clinical observations on the healing of aseptic bone 
 cavities by Senn's method of implantation of antiseptic decalcified 
 
 bone. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 12^150.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 65 
 
 McLeod, Donald. History of Wiskonsan from its first discovery to the 
 present period. lucludiug a geological and topographical descrip- 
 tion of the territory, with a correct catalogue of all its plants. Buf- 
 falo, 1846. 310p. D. 
 
 McMiLLAX, Morrison. Early settlement of La Crosse and Monroe 
 counties. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. :i83-392. 
 
 McMuLLEN, Joseph F. The new Wisconsin form book: a compendium 
 of legal and practical forms, inclusive of probate practice, with 
 principles of law adapted to the statutes of Wisconsin. To which 
 are added complete official forms and instructions under the recent 
 patent, bounty, and homestead acts. 4th edition, revised. Milwau- 
 kee: West & Co., 1881. 422p. O. * 
 
 The same: 5th ed., revised aad enlarged by William W. Wight, 1884. vi-h.395p. 
 
 McMuRPHY, J. G. Rotation as a factor of motion. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 235-240. 
 
 Macmcrray, Thomas J. The legend of Delaware valley, and other poems 
 Toronto: William Briggs, 1877. vii-(-132p. O. 
 
 McMyler, James J. History of the 11th Wisconsin veteran volunteer 
 infantry; giving a reliable account of its marches, hardships, and 
 battles, from its organization to October, 1864. Xew Orleans, 1865. 
 32-|-63p. O. 
 
 McMynn, John Gibson. Address of welcome at the Wisconsin teachers 
 association — thirty-third annual reunion, July, 1885. 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 318-32J. 
 
 McNaught, John Smith. Some notes on field service. 
 
 Proceedings Seventh Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin Nationa 
 Gnard, 1888, pp. 19-25 
 
 The Madisou benevolent society. 
 
 Proceedings of Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1888 
 pp. 59-B3. 
 
 McW^RiGHT, A. The sin of slaveholdiug; in two sermons, preached in the 
 Methodist Episcopal church, Madison, Wis., April loth and 22d, 
 1860. Madison, 1860. 59p. O.
 
 1 66 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Maerklix, Edmcxd. Familien-Bilder. Ein poetischei- blumenstrausz 
 fur die doutseh-amerikanisclien fraiien. Milwaukee, 1877. 29p. T. 
 
 Sattel iind meei-esgruad. Schilderiingen aus dem amerikanischen 
 
 Burgerkrieg vou 18G0-1865. Milwaukee, 1880. lup. T. 
 
 In strome der zeit. Dichtungen. 2d ed. Portrait. Milwaukee, 
 
 1886. 22.3p. D. 
 
 Magdeburg, Frederick Henry. Worden's battalion; paper read at the 
 first annual reunion of the llth Wisconsin veteran volunteer in- 
 fantry, held at Fond du Lac, Wis., Wednesday and Thursday, June 
 16-17, 1886. Milwaukee, 1886. lOp. O. 
 
 Main, Willet Stillman. Speech in the State senate, April 1, 1891, on 
 bill No. 1, A., "To punish habitual criminals." Madison, 1891. 
 7p: O. 
 
 Manville, Helen A. Heart-echoes. New York: Samuel R. Wells & Co., 
 1875. xii+169p. D. 
 
 Manville, Marion. Over the divide, and other verses. Philadelphia: 
 J. B. Lippincott Co., 1888. 190p. D. 
 
 Mapel, John Jamison. Elementary education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, IHSr, pp. 543-551. 
 
 The Slojd training school at Naas, Sweden, 
 
 I(}., V. 19, 1889, pp. 439-44t). 
 
 The success of Slojd in Sweden. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 481-487. 
 
 Mapes, David P. History of the city of Ripon, and of its founder, David 
 P. Mapes, with his opinion of men and manners of the day. Portrait. 
 Milwaukee, 1873. 281p. D. 
 
 Marks, Solon. Sewerage and drainage. 
 
 Transactions Wiscoiisin State AgricuUural Society, v. 15, 1876-77, pp. 278-290. 
 
 Hydrophobia. 
 
 Second Annnal Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1877, pp. 31-37.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 67 
 
 Marks, Solon. The prevention of typhoid fever. 
 
 Third Annual IJiport. ISrS, Id., pp. ■•22-29. 
 
 Fractures of the skull; reports and observations on three cases. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1887, pp. 88-93. 
 
 Marston, S. L. Public highways. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes, Bulletin No. 5, 1891, pp. 231-243. 
 
 Martin, Charles I. History of Door county, Wisconsin, together with 
 biographies of nearly seven hundred families, and mention of 4,000 
 persons. Portrait. Sturgeon Bay, Wis., 1881. viii-|-136p. D. 
 
 Martin. Morgan Lewis. Address delivered before the State historical 
 society of Wisconsin, at Madison, January 21, 1851. Green Bay, 
 1851. lip. D. 
 
 Sketch of William Farnsworth. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, pp. 3*i7-400. 
 
 Sketch of Moses Hardwick. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 401-404. 
 
 Mason, R. Z. The duty of the state in its treatment of the deaf and 
 dumb, the blind, the idiotic, the crippled and deformed, and the 
 insane. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 187&-77, 
 pp. 25-30. 
 
 Masse, J. B. A. Les Beiges en Amerique. Green Bay et la colonie 
 Beige. Par J. B. A. Masse et A. Guesnier. Chicago, 1870. 15p. O. 
 
 Maxson, Henry Doty. Sentential analysis. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 9, 1879, pp. 46:J-467 
 
 The pedagogical superlative. 
 
 Id., V. 15, 1885, pp. 316-318. 
 
 A bunch of school-room logomachies. 
 
 Id., V. 16, 1886, pp. 491-493.
 
 l68 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Mayer, Charles. Mayer's mercantile manual; a compendium of the 
 history and methods of trade. . . . Milwaukee, 1880. 360p. O. 
 
 Grundziige eiuer rationellen Erziehung. Milwaukee, 1881. 18p. O. 
 
 Institutions of law and forms, with a compendium of political 
 
 economy. Portrait. Milwaukee, 1886. 433p. Q. 
 
 Mercantile correspondence, business forms, and principles of 
 
 writing. Milwaukee, 1886. 65p. Q. 
 
 A manual of questions designed to accompany " Mayer's institu- 
 tions of law and forms." Compiled for the use of students and 
 teachers. Milwaukee, 1887. 29p. O. 
 
 Manners and morals. Rules of conduct which will assist young 
 
 men to succeed in business and in life. Milwaukee. 1889. 52p. O. 
 
 Mayers, Charles George. Mendota, the spirit of the lakes. [Poem.] 
 Madison, 1881. 26p. D. 
 
 - The songs of Taychobera; or, romances of the four lakes. Madi- 
 son, 1889. 75p. D. 
 
 Meaohem, J. G., Jr. Report on new medical literature. 
 
 Transactionn State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1878, pp. 132-147. 
 
 New and improved instruments. 
 
 Id., 1879, pp. 9-2-115. 
 
 — — Unusual case of gall stones with remarks upon that disease. 
 
 Id., 1891, pp. 257-268. , 
 Puerperal eclampsia. 
 
 W., V. 26, 1892, pp. 162-182. 
 
 Meagher, William. Dislocations of the shoulder. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsiii, v. 2B, 1892, pp. 365-373. 
 
 Hears, Elizabeth Farnsworth. Voyage of Pere Marquette and ro- 
 mance of Charles de Langlade; or, the Indian queen. An histor- 
 ical poem of the 17th and 18th centuries, by Nellie Wildwood 
 [pseud.]. Fond du Lac, 1860. 57p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 69 
 
 Meeker, Moses. Early history of the lead region of Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 0, pp. 371-396. 
 
 Meinecke, Adolph. Europaische reise briefe und skizzen. Milwaukee, 
 1887. 169p. O. 
 
 Reports on the proposed libraiy and museum bviilding for the 
 
 city of Milwaukee, December, 1890. By K. A. Linderfelt and Adolph 
 Meiuecke. Milwaukee, 1890. 67 4- [lip. plans]. O. 
 
 Merbill, Edward H. What we owe to the state. A baccalaureate ser- 
 mon, Ripon College, 1881. Ripon, 1881. r2p. D. 
 
 Merrill, Henry. Pioneer life in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 7, pp. 36~-402. 
 
 Merrill, Sereno T. Savings institutions: a paper read before the Agri- 
 cultural society of Wisconsin, at its annual meeting, February 6, 
 1883. Portrait. Madison, 1883. 20p. O. 
 
 Relief measures for pauperism. Madison, 1889. 22p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings of Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Correc- 
 tions, 1888. 
 
 Metzler, S. N. Is all the world insane? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 25-32. 
 
 Meyer, B. H. An open letter to a farmer boy. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers'' Institutes, Bulletin No. 5, 1891, pp. 215-235. 
 
 Meyer, Georg. Die deutschamerikaner. Festschrift zur feir des 
 deutschamerikanischen tages in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, am 6 Okto- 
 ber, 1890. Illust. Milwaukee, 1890. 55p. S. 
 
 Midgley, John W. Effect of restrictive legislation upon the railways 
 of Wisconsin and the material interests of the state. Discussed by 
 J. W. Midgley. Chicago, 1876. 20p. O.
 
 I/O WISCONSIN HiPSTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Miller, Andrew G. Opinions in the United States court in the case of 
 Bronson & Scatter against the La Crosse & Milwaukee railroad 
 company. And in the case of Bronson, Soutter ifc Knapp against 
 the La Crosse ifc Milwaukee railroad company. Milwaukee, 1861. 
 40p. O. 
 
 « 
 
 Paper on the judicial and legal condition of the territory of Wis- 
 consin at and after its organization. By Andrew G. Miller, D. A. J, 
 Upham, and W. A. Prentiss. Read before the Old Settlers' club,^ 
 Milwaukee, July 4, 1870. Milwaukee, 1870. 17p. O. 
 
 - Annual address before the Old Settlei-s' club of Milwaukee county, 
 January 6, 1873. Milwaukee, 1873. 14p. O. 
 
 - Annual addi-ess before the Old Settlers' club of Milwaukee county, 
 January 5^ 187i. Milwaukee, 1874. 12p. O. 
 
 Miller, William G. Historical sketch of Milwaukee. Methodism 
 from 18.35 to 1873. Milwaukee, 1873. 76p. O. 
 
 Thirty years in itinerancy. Milwaukee, 1875. viii -|-304p. D. 
 
 Mills, Joseph T. Filing contracts for the sale of personal property. 
 Annotation by J. T. Mills and John B. Uhle.* 
 
 American Lino Register, v. -27, 1888, pp. 580-003. 
 
 Mills, Simeon. The four lakes: how they were named. 
 
 In Park's Hi.ftorj/ of Madison, 1877, pp. 204, 205. 
 
 The first sermon in Dane county. 
 
 In Ilistonj of Dane County, Wisconsin {Western Historical Co.), 1880, pp. 414-417. 
 
 - The Moonlight papers. Part first. Read before the Moonlight 
 scientific club at its July meeting on Lake Monona, 1890. Madison, 
 1890. 61p. D. 
 
 - A new theory on combustion; with a synopsis of all previous theo- 
 ries upon that subject. Madison, 1891. 24:p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 171 
 
 Mills. Simeon. New theories. Two prizes for students. Madison, 1891. 
 ip. S. 
 
 Ponderable and imponderable matter, with objections to the wave 
 
 theoiy regarding light, heat, electricity, and colors. Paper read be- 
 fore the Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and letters, at the 
 annual meeting in 1891. Madison: The Author, 1892. .32p. D. 
 
 - Elementary water, and organic hydrogen and oxygen gases. 
 Illust. Madison: Wm. J. Park .t Sons, 1892. 22p. D. 
 
 Primer of natural philosophy and mechanics. A text book for 
 
 children in common schools. By Uncle John [pseud.]. Illust. Mad- 
 ison, 1892. 96p. D. 
 
 General Mills has for flftj- years past been a frequent contributor to the Madison 
 newspapers, chiefly on political topics and matters of local history. 
 
 MiTCHEL. Martin. History of the county of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. 
 Fond du Lac. 1851. 96p. D. 
 
 Geographical and statistical history of the county of Winnebago, 
 
 . . . with twelve ilhistrations, to which is prefixed a general view 
 of the state of Wisconsin. . . . Pviblished by Martin Mitchel and 
 Joseph H. Osborn. Oshkosh, 1856. 120p. D. 
 
 Mitchell. Alexander. American shipping and shipbuilding. Speech 
 delivered in the house of representatives, April 6. 1872. Washing- 
 ton, 1872. 8p. O. 
 
 Currency and free banking. Speech in the house of representa- 
 tives, March 27, 1874. Washington, 1874. 16p. O. 
 
 The same in German. 18p. 
 
 Mitchell, John. Poetical works. Portrait. Chicago, 1883. 210p. O. 
 
 Mitchell, John Lendrum. Description of a trip to California with 
 the board of managers of the ]S'ational home for disabled volunteer 
 soldiers. Delivered to the Northwestern branch, Milwaukee, Wiscon- 
 sin. Milwaukee, 1888. 20p. D. 
 
 The National home. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 140-148.
 
 172 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 MiTNER, John J. Moral iufluence of horticulture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Ayricultaral Society, v. 3, 1853, pp. 240-351. 
 
 MoLLER, C. P. T. Stateu Wisconsin, beskreven med saerli^t henson 
 til denne stats fortrinlige stilling soni et fremtidigt hjem for emi- 
 granter fra Danmark, Norge og Soerrig. Madison, 1865. 14p. O. 
 
 MoNTEiTH, Robert. Battle of the wilderness, and death of General 
 Wadsworth. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin. Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 410-41o. 
 
 Moore, Aubertine Woodward. (Auber Forestier, pseud.) Sphinx; or, 
 striving with destiny. From the German of Robert Byr. Phila- 
 delphia, New York, and Boston: George Maclean, 1871. 400p. D. * 
 
 — Samuel Brohl & Co. Translated from the Fi-ench of Victor 
 Cherbuliez. New Y'ork: D. Appleton iS: Co., 1871. 271p. D.* 
 
 - The struggle for existence. After the German of Robert Byr. 
 Philadelphia: H. N. McKinney A- Co., 1873. ;566p. D. * 
 
 - Above tempest and tide. From the German of Sophie Verena. 
 Philadelphia: H. N. McKinney & Co., 1873. 395p. D. * 
 
 - Echoes from Mist-Land; or, the Nibelungen Lay revealed to 
 lovers of romance and chivalry. W^ith elaborate introduction. 2d 
 ed. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Co., 1877. 5i+218. D. 
 
 - The Norway music album. A selection for home use, from Nor- 
 way's folk songs, dances, etc., national airs, and recent compositions, 
 arranged for pianoforte and solo singing, with a few four-part 
 songs. Edited and furnished with English text by Auber Forestier 
 and Rasmus B. Anderson. With an introduction by Auber Fores- 
 tier. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1881. 260p. Q. 
 
 The spell-bound fiddler. A Norse romance by Kristofer Janson 
 
 Translated from the original by Auber Forestier. With an intro- 
 duction by Rasmus B. Anderson. 2d ed. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & 
 Co., 1884. lG3p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I73 
 
 Moore, Aubertine Woodward. Voice culture, by Theo. Hauptner. A 
 new theoretical and practical school of singing for the use of all 
 voices, according to the most approved principles. Authorized 
 English translation from the 3(1 edition, by Auber Forestier, 
 English and German text. Milwaukee: Wm. Rohlflng & Co., 1886. 
 liOp. D. 
 
 —^ Columbus (81,000 prize song). Cantata for male chorus, solos, and 
 orchestra, by Joseph Brambach. Words by Wm. Von Waldbriihl; 
 English text by Auber Forestier. Milwaukee: Wm. Rohlflng & Co., 
 1886. 89p. O. 
 
 The lance knight. A cantata by Wilhelm Taubert. English text 
 
 by Auber Forestier. Milwaukee: Wm. Rohlflng & Co., 1886. llOp. Q. 
 
 The erl king. An essay, containing an original translation of 
 
 Goethe's poem and of the Danish ballad on which it was founded. 
 Delivered before the Milwaukee literary school in 1886. 
 
 In Poetry and Philosophy of Goethe, edited by Marion V. Dudley. Chicago, 
 1887. D. pp. 283-298. 
 
 Koschat album. A selection of the most popular Carinthian 
 
 songs, by Thomas Koschat. English text by Auber Forestier. So- 
 prano or tenor; alto or baritone. Milwaukee: Wm. Rohlflng & 
 Co., 1888. 2v. Q. * 
 
 Vol . 1 also published as a duet album. 
 
 Song album. By Anton Sbrelezki. Op. 58, German version by 
 
 Ernst Catenhusen; op. 59, English version by Auber Forestier, 
 Milwaukee: Wm. Rohlflng & Co., 1888. 72p. Q. * 
 
 Mrs. Moore has contributed essays, slfetches, stories, poems, and translations in 
 English and German, to LippincotVs Monthly. Meyer'' s Musical Lexicon (Berlin, 
 Germiny), The Unitarian Review, The Christian Register, The Index, Dwight's 
 Journal l/ Music, The Musical Recorl, Brainerd^s Musical Monthly, The Liter- 
 ary IVarld, The American, The Critic, The Died, The Illustrated Christian 
 Weekly, The New York World, The New York Home Journal, Forney^s Press, 
 Lapok (a polyglot journal of comparative literature, published in Kolozsvar, Hun- 
 gary), Robinson's Epitome of Literature, To-Day, Daughters of America. Prac- 
 ticed Housekeeper, Scandinavia, The North, Unity, Saturday Evening Post, 
 DemoresVs Monthly, Godey^s Lady^s Book, Arthur^s Home Mageizine, Lady^s 
 Friend, Once (i Month, Western Meigazine, and many Philadelphia, Cincinnati 
 Chicago, Milwaukee, San Francisco, etc., news journals. She assisted Rasmus 
 B. Anderson in translating from the Norse, the Bjornson novels and Brandes's 
 Eminent Authors. She has furnished English text, both original and translated, 
 to a large number of songs published by Wm Rohlflng & Co., Milwaukee, and by 
 several Philadelphia music-publishing houses.
 
 174 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Moore, Martin T. Natioual guard encampments. 
 
 Proceeditujs Third Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1884, pp. 33-36. 
 
 Morris, Charles Marcius. The formality of .sealing. 
 
 American Law Revieto, v. 20, 1892, pp. 120-122. 
 
 Morrison, William Henry. Opening address as president of the Wis- 
 consin dairymen's association. February 24, 1885. 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report, IVisconxin Dairi/nien'n Association, 1885, pp. 7-11. 
 
 Annual address, as president of the Wisconsin dairymen's asso- 
 ciation, February 8, 1887. 
 
 Fifteenth Annual Report, 1887, Id., pp. l-t-18. 
 
 Status of Wisconsin agriculture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 201-207. 
 
 Farm in.stitute work. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 18, 1888, pp. 67-77. 
 Mr. Moi-ri-soH is editor of the annual Bulletins of the Wiscoasia Farmers' Institutes. 
 
 Mower, Samuel C. A plea for the proper support of the state troops. 
 
 Proceedings Fourth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin Nat iotial Guard, 
 188,5, pp. 2:^-31. 
 
 Mueller, Karl Leonhard. Der landesgemeinde-beschluss fom jahre 
 1387. Eine urkunde fiir Wilhelm Tell's existenz. Milwaukee: Jacob 
 Spucher, 1877. 94p. O. 
 
 Munro, Sarah R. Massage. 
 
 Transactions state Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 233-242. 
 
 MuRRiSH, John. Report on the geological survey, 1871. 65p. O. 
 
 The relations Ijetween the vegetable and mineral kingdoms. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 11, 1872-73, pp. 3.58-£6j. 
 
 - Report of the geological survey of the mineral regions. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 469-491. 
 
 - Nature's method of soil- formation, and the process of culture 
 which these methods suggest. 
 
 Id., V. 13, 1874-75, pp. 299-309.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 75 
 
 Muzzy, Jennie. History taught to children. 
 
 Wixronsin JouriKtl of Education, v. 11, 18SI. pp. 1-10. 
 
 Mtgatt, Wallace. Some account of the first settlement of Kenosha. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 305-420. 
 
 Mter, William G. Vested rights. Selected cases and notes on retro- 
 spective and arbitrary legislation affecting vested rights of prop- 
 erty. St. Louis: The Gilbert Book Co., 1891. .39+734p. Q. * 
 
 Federal decisions. Cases argued and determined in the supreme, 
 
 circuit, and district courts of the United States. Comprising the 
 opinions of those courts from the time of their oi-ganization to the 
 present date, together with extracts from the opinions of the court 
 of claims and the attorneys-general, and the opinions of general im- 
 portance of the territorial courts. St. Louis : The Gilbert Book Co., 
 1881-89. 30v. Q.* 
 
 Nader, John. The strength of material as applied to engineering. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
 pp. 153-160. 
 
 Leveling, and use of the barometer. 
 
 Id..\. 3, 1875-76, pp. 68-76. 
 
 Improvement of the mouth of the Mississippi. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 84-95. 
 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 16, 1877-78 
 pp. 330-341. 
 
 A chapter on foundations. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 282-289. 
 
 The tides. Madison, 1879. 31p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 5, 1877-81. 
 
 Nagle, John. Country schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 16, 1886, pp. 323-339. 
 
 The culture which the common school gives. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 247-354
 
 176 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Neff, Addie. Library books iu country schools. Why the children 
 need them. 
 
 Jd., V. 19, 1889, pp. 57-62. 
 
 Neilson, W. H. Nasal reflexes. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 300-364. 
 
 Neville, Ella Hoes. Fashion vs. flowers. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1890, pp. 43-47. 
 
 Sacred and historic trees. 
 Ibid., pp. 203-210. 
 
 Newman, Melvin A. Some experiences of a national ^uard officer. 
 
 Proceedings Second Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1883, pp. 30-:i8. 
 
 Newton, W. H. Peat: a cheap fuel in the near future. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13, 1874-75, pp. 75-92. 
 
 Nicodemus, William Joseph Leonard. Telegraphy. 
 
 University Press, October, 1871 . 
 
 Tunneling. 
 
 Id., Novemljer, 1871. 
 
 History of the .science of hydraulics. Madison, 1874. 12p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Let- 
 ters, V. 2, 1873-74. 
 
 The Wisconsin river improvement. Madison, 187-i. 13p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 2, 1873-74. 
 
 Railway gauges. Madison, 1874. 19p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisco7isin Acadimy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 2, 1873-74.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 77 
 
 NicODEMUs, William Joseph Leonard. Haud-book for charcoal burners, 
 by G. Svedelius. Translated from the Swedish by R. B. Anderson. 
 Edited with notes, by W. J. L. Nicodemus. Illust. New York: John. 
 Wiley & Son, 1875. xv+217p. D. 
 
 On the ancient civilization of America. 
 
 Ti-an suctions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, ▼. 3. 1875-76, 
 pp. 58-64. 
 ^ Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 10, 1877-78, pp. 874-380. 
 
 Index guide to new sectional wall map of Wisconsin; containing 
 
 new and useful tables. Compiled by W. J. L. Nicodemus and Allan 
 D. Conover. Madison, Wis., 1878. 48p. S. 
 
 Also New Sectional Map of Wisconsin, hy yVm. J. L. Nicodemus and Allan D. 
 Conover, 1878. 
 
 Noes, Julius. The regulation of medical practice by the state. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 323-335. 
 
 Noonan, Josiah A. Recollections of Wisconsin in February, 1837. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical CoUections, v. V, pp. 409-412\; 
 
 NoKTH, Alexander Feederic. On the study of the English language 
 in our common schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 14, 1884, pp. 120-125. 
 
 Courtesy among members of the fraternity. 
 
 Id., V. 15, 1885, pp. 91-96. 
 
 Indian education in Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 412-415. 
 
 A few words in defense of the natural method. 
 
 Id., V. 16, 1886, pp. 279-281. 
 
 Norton, Minerva Brace. In and around Berlin. Chicago: A. C. 
 McClurg&Co., 1889.* 
 
 NowELL, WiNSLOw Allen. A cavalry march. 
 
 Proceedings Ninth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National,Chiard, 
 1890, pp. 45-48. 
 
 ].3— Bib.
 
 178 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 NovES, George Henry. How should the boards of control of state 
 universities be constituted? Address before the Alumni associa- 
 tion, university of Wisconsin, June 22, 188G. Madison, 188G. 24:p. O. 
 
 Notes, Luther B. Decoration day poem, composed for May 30, 1892. 
 Marinette, Wis., 1892. lOp. O. 
 
 Oldenhage, H. Remarks on the descent of animals. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 138-146. 
 
 Climatology of Wisconsin. 
 
 Historical Atlax of Wisconxin, ISTS. 
 
 Olson, Julius Emil. The original Hamlet. 4p. O. 
 
 From The Transcript Magazine (Ft. Wortb, Texas), v. 1, 1886. 
 
 Harold Haarfager; his connection with the Norman conquest. 
 
 5p. O. 
 
 From Ibid. 
 
 Karl Von Linne (Linnaeus). A biographical sketch. Gp. O. 
 
 From Id., v. 3, 1886. 
 
 The Leif Erikson monument. 
 
 The Nation, v. 45. 1887, pp. 395, .390. 
 
 - Vitus Bering, the discoverer of Bering strait. By Peter Laurid- 
 sen. Revised by the author, and translated from the Danish by 
 Julius E. Olson. With an introduction to the American edition, by 
 Frederick Schwatka. Maps. Chicago: S. C. Griggs & Co., 1889. 
 lG-(-223p. D. 
 
 - The problem of the Northmen, and the site of Norumbega. 
 
 The Dial, v. 11, 1890, pp. 112-115. 
 
 The finding of W^ineland. 
 
 Ibid., I)]). 371-374. 
 
 Professor Olson has had the following in The North (Minneapolis): Nov. 20, 1890, 
 Sever Duva, a poem translated from the Swedish of Johan Ludvig Runeburg; Dec. 
 3, 1890, Henrik Ibsen; March 25, and April 1, 1891, Works on the Vineland voyages; 
 July 15, 1891, Vitus Bering. In Norden (Chicago), May 14, 1880, he had an article 
 on Dr. Gustav Storm's Oplysninger am Nordinsendenes Opdagelse af Amerika.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 79 
 
 Oppenhaim, Josie. Personal immortality, and other papers New 
 York: Charles P. Somerby, 1877. 98p. D. 
 
 Orledge, William. The farmer in politics. Paper read before the >, is- 
 consin state agricultural .society on Wednesday, February 9, 1876. 
 7p. O. 
 
 Ortox, Harlow South. Address before Wisconsin state agricultural 
 society, October, 1855. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 4, 1854-57, pp. 116-130. 
 
 - The history and development of races. Annual address before 
 the State historical society of Wisconsin, February 23, 1869. Madi- 
 son, 1869. 32p. O. 
 
 In memoriam. Cadwallader C. Washburn, LL. D. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, 1880-92, pp. .350-352. 
 
 OsBORN, Joseph Horatio. Geographical and statistical history of the 
 county of Winnebago, . . . with twelve illustrations, to which is 
 prefixed a general view of the state of Wisconsin . . . Published 
 by Martin Mitchel and Joseph H. Osborn. Oshkosh, 1856. 120p. D 
 
 O'Sheridan, Mary Grant. Conata; a collection of poems. Madison, 
 1881. D. * 
 
 Owen, Edward Thohas. Notes on the Roman d'un jeune homme 
 pauvre of Octave Feuillet. Madison, 1883. lOp. O. 
 
 - Notes on the Petite Fadette of George Sand. Assisted by Arsene 
 Darmesteter. Madison, 1885. 35p. D. 
 
 Page, Harlan M. Patience. An address before the alumni of Beloit 
 college, commemorative of the first decade. Delivered July 10, 1861. 
 Madison, Wis., 1861. 25p. O. 
 
 Paine, Halbert E. Bankrupt bill. Speech in the house of representa- 
 tives, March 27, 1866. Washington, 1866. 8p. O. 
 
 Speech on reconstruction, delivered in the house of representa- 
 tives, January 31, 1866. Washington, 1866. 8p. O.
 
 l80 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Paine, Halbert E, Payment of soldiers' bouuties. Speech in the house 
 of representatives, January 6, 1868. Washintfton, 1868. 8p. O. 
 
 Reconstruction. Speech in the house of representatives, January 
 
 16, 1868. Washington, 18G8. 8p. O. 
 
 Palmer, Henry. What to do, and how and when to do it. 
 
 Proceedings Seventh Anmial Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1888, pp. 4-12. 
 
 Seventeen recent consecutive cases of abdominal section. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 17.3-180. 
 
 Parker, Benjamin Franklin. Officers' schools, in connection with reg- 
 imental encampments. 
 
 Proceedings Fifth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National Guard, 
 1886, pp. 25, 20. 
 
 Pahker, Warren Downes. A separate agricultural college. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 24, 1886, pp. 113-121. 
 Some means of health in school houses. Illust. 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1889-90, 
 pp. 78-83. 
 
 Parkinson, Daniel M. Pioneer life in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 326-364. 
 
 Parkinson, John Barber. Production and consumption; demand and 
 supply. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Agriculturcd Society, v. 11, 1873-73, pp. 288-301. 
 
 Wealth, capital, and credit. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, x. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 4t>-56. 
 
 - Tariff debate between John W. Hinton, of Milwaukee, and 
 Professor J. B. Parkinson of the Wisconsin University, held in 
 the assembly chamber, at Madison, Wis., March 1, 1883. Milwaukee, 
 1883. 32p. O. 
 
 - Syllabus of a course of six lectures on practical economic ques- 
 tions. Madison, 1891. lip. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. l8l 
 
 Parkinson, Peter, Jr. Strictures upon Governor Ford's history of the 
 
 Black Hawk war. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 39:i-t01. 
 
 Notes on the Black Hawk war. 
 
 /c/., V. 10, pp. 184-212. 
 
 Parsons, Edwin B. Missionary ridge. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 189-200. 
 
 Sheridan. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 275-284. 
 
 Patchin, Hannah E. Notes taken at the Wisconsin veteran's home. 
 "With reports of officers. lUust. Waupaca, Wis.: S. L. Stinchfleld, 
 1891. 48p. O. 
 
 Paul, Edward Jot. The part borne by Sergeant John White Paul, of 
 Col. Jx)hn Topham's regiment of the Rhode Island brigade, in the 
 capture of Brigadier General Richard Prescott, commander of the 
 British forces near Newport, R. I., 1777. Milwaukee, 1887. 22p. O. 
 
 Payne, Alford. Art as education. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v . 4, 1876-77, 
 pp. 31-43. 
 
 Peck, George Wilbur. Adventures of one Terance McGrant. A brevet 
 Irish cousin of President Uly.sses S. Grant. ... lUust. New York: 
 James H. Lambert, 1871. 261p. D. 
 
 - Annual address delivered September 26, 1878, at^the fair grounds. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechctnical Association, 
 V. 6, 1878-79, pp. 74-85. 
 
 - How Private George W. Peck put down the rebellion; or, the 
 funny experiences of a raw recruit. Illust. Chicago: Belford- 
 Clarke Co., 1890. 316p. D. 
 
 - Peck's bad boy and his pa. Illust. Chicago: Belford-Clarke Co., 
 1890. 2v. D.
 
 1 82 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Peck, George Wilbur. Peck's boss book. Illust. Chicago: Belford- 
 ClarkelCo., 1890. 2o2p. D. 
 
 Peck's fun. Comprising all the choice gems of wit, humor, sar- 
 casm, and pathos, from the prolific pen of George W. Peck. Edited 
 by Thomas W. Handford. Illust. Chicago: Belford-Clarke Co., 
 1890. 276p. D. 
 
 - Peck's sunshine. Being a collection of articles written for 
 Peck's Sun, Milwaukee, Wis. Illust. Chicago: Belford-Clarke Co., 
 1890. 296p. D. 
 
 Peck, Mrs. Roseline. Reminiscences of the first house and first resi- 
 dent family of Madison. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 34:i-365. 
 
 Peckham, George W. The growth of children. Madison, 1881. 46p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Si.vth Annual Rcjjort, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1881. 
 
 Various observations on growth. 
 
 Seventh Annual Re}jort, Id., 1882, pp. 185-188. 
 
 Peckh.\m, George W., and Elizabeth G. Peckham. Temperature of Pine, 
 Beaver, and Okauchee lakes, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, at differ- 
 ent depths, extending from May to December, 1879; also particulars 
 of depths of Pine lake. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 27;i-275. 
 
 Genera of the family Attidae: with a partial synonymy. 
 
 Id., V. 6, 1881-83, pp. 255-342. 
 
 Attidae of North America. Plates. 
 
 Id., V. 7, 1883-87, pp. 1-104. 
 
 Spiders of the sub-family Lyssomanae. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 221-250. 
 
 - Observations on sexual selection in spiders of the family Attidae. 
 
 Plates. Milwaukee, 1889. 113p. Q. 
 
 Occasional Papers, Natural History Society of Wisconsin, v. 1.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 83 
 
 Peet, Stephen. History of the Presbyterian and Congregational 
 churches and ministers in Wisconsin. Including an account of the 
 organization of the convention and the plan of union. Milwaukee: 
 Silas Chapman, 1851. 208p. T. 
 
 Peet, Stephen Denison. The Ashtabula disaster. lUust. Chicago: 
 J. S. Goodman &. Louis Lloyd & Co., 1877. 208p. D. 
 
 - Primitive architecture in America. The different stages and 
 modes of life exhibited in the prehistoric works of America. II- 
 lust. 
 
 Trnnfiactions ]Vi$con>iin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 290-330. 
 
 The discovery of the Ohio. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 1, 1878-79, pp. 21-35. 
 
 - The location of the Indian tribes in the northwest territory, at 
 
 the date of its organization. 
 Ibid., V. 1, 1878-79, pp. 85-98. 
 
 - Recent explorations of mounds and their lessons. Editorial 
 notes. 8p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Antiquarian, v. 1, 1878-79. 
 
 The bible narrative and heathen traditions. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 1, 1878-79, pp. 150-160. 
 
 - A comparison between the archaeology of Europe and America. 
 
 Jbid., pp. 211-324. 
 
 - The sources of information as to the prehistoric condition of 
 America. 
 
 /(/., V. 2, 1879-80, pp. 33-t8. 
 
 - The Delaware Indians in Ohio. The location of their villages at 
 the time of the revolutionary war. Read before the state archaeo- 
 logical association of Ohio, September, 1878. 13p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Antiquarian, v. 2, 1879-80.
 
 184 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Peet, Stephen Dexisox. The mound builders. Read before the Cou- 
 gres de Americanistes, at Luxembourg, September, 1876. 
 
 IbiiL, pp. 185-200. 
 
 - The emblematic monnd.s and the totem system of the Indian 
 tribes. Prepared for the Wisconsin Association of Arts and Sci- 
 ences, and read before the French Association for Advance of Sci- 
 ence, September, 1880. 
 
 Id., y. 3, 1880-81, pp. 1-13. 
 
 I 
 
 The military architecture of the emblematic mound builders. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 81-101. 
 
 - The tribal condition of the American races a clue to the condition 
 of society in prehi-storic ages. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 202-217. 
 
 Ancient temple architecture. 
 
 Id., <T. 4, 1881, pp. 89-100. 
 
 - The prehistoric architecture of America a clue to the early stage 
 of historic architecture in other lands. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 308-224. 
 
 - The origin of the architectural orders; comparison between the 
 historic and prehistoric works of the Eastern and Western hemi- 
 spheres. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 303-322. 
 
 Ancient villages among emblematic mounds . Illu.st. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Acadevii/ of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 6, 1881-83, 
 pp. 154-176. 
 
 - Altars and liigh places among the emblematic mounds, [Minne- 
 apolis, 1883?! 12p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement 
 of Science, v. 32, 1883. 
 
 - Ancient village architecture in America. Indian and mound 
 builders' villages. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 5, 1883, pp. 39-65, 150-172, 225-254.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 185 
 
 Peet, Stephen Denisox. The emblematic mounds of Wisconsin. Ani- 
 mal effigies; their shapes and attitudes. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. G, 1884, pp. 7-29, 176-199, 345-275, .322-34; v. 7. 1885, 
 pp. 15-38. 82-105, 215-234, 321-349. 
 
 History of early missions in Wisconsin. A discourse delivered 
 
 before the convention of Congregational churches at Green Bay, 
 August 28, 188G. 26p. O. 
 
 - Primary divisions and geographical distribution of mankind. 
 5p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Antiquarian, v. 8, 18^6. 
 
 - Animal figures in American art. 
 
 Id.,v. 8, 1886, pp. 1-22. 
 
 - Human faces in aboriginal art. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 133-155. 
 
 - The serpent symbol in America. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 197-221; Id., v. 9, 1887, pp. 133-163. 
 
 - The so-called elephant mound in Grant county, and efligies in the 
 region surrounding it. 
 
 Transaction.^ Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 7, 1883-87, 
 pp. 205-220. 
 
 - The religious beliefs and traditions of the aborigines of North 
 America. A paper read before the Victoria Institute, or Philo- 
 sophical society of Great Britain. [London, 1887?] lop. O. 
 
 - Prehistoric farming. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 25, 1887, pp. 390-108. 
 
 - Village life and clan residences among the emblematic mounds. 
 
 American Antiquarian, v. 9, 1887, pp. 1-34. 
 
 - Who were the efiigy builders? To what age and race did they 
 belong? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 67-94. 
 
 - Some problems in connection with the stone age. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 280-295. 
 
 Mr. Peet is editor of The American Antiquarian (Cliicago) . We give above onl7 
 sucli of his writings as appeared during his residence in Wisconsin, 1877-87.
 
 1 86 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Pennock, a. C. The fall and rescue of man. A discourse. Waupun, 
 18G7. 31p. O. 
 
 The centennial northwest. An illustrated history of the north- 
 west; beiuK a full and complete civil, political, and military history 
 of this great section of the United States from its earliest settle- 
 ment to the present time. . . . By Charles R. Tuttle and Rev. 
 A. C. Pennock. Illust. Madison: Inter-State Book Co., 1876. 
 6o6p. O. 
 
 The problem of evil; or, theory and theolof,'y: to which is prefixed 
 
 preparatory axioms, queries, and corollaries; and followed with an 
 appendix. Madison: Wm. J. Park & Co., 1877. 279p. D. 
 
 Equality of the divine dealing. Madison: 1881. 8p. O. 
 
 - Criticisms upon the work titled " Beyond the grave,"' written by 
 Rev. R. S. Foster, D. D., LL. D. Madison. Wis., 1881. 8p. O. 
 
 Perciv.\l, Jajies Gates. Report on the iron of Dodge and Washington 
 counties, state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee. 1855. 9p. O. 
 
 - [First] Annual report on the geological survey of the state of 
 Wisconsin. With map. Madison, 1855. lOlp. O. 
 The same. Second Annual Report, 1856. lllp. 
 
 - Poetical works; with a biographical sketch. Portrait. Boston: 
 Ticknor and Field, 1859. 2v. T. 
 
 Dr. Percival had a wide reputation in tlie east as a poet, le.xicographer, and scien- 
 tist before he came to Wisconsin as the state geologist, in 1855, and had published 
 a number of works. We include in this catalogue only such publications as were 
 made after Viis becoming a resident of this state. 
 
 Pekry, Charlotte Augusta. (Carlotta Perry, pseud.) Carlotta Perry's 
 poems. Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co., 1888. 240p. D. 
 
 Miss Perry has contributed poems and sketches to a large number of news jour- 
 nals. 
 
 Pfeffer, George P. What I saw in California. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Ayricnltural Society, v. 27, 1889, pp. 347-357.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 8/ 
 
 Phillips, Ellen E. (Ada J. Moore, pseud.) Under the pines. By 
 Ada J. Moore. Milwaukee: West & Co., 1875. 204p. D. 
 
 Phillips, M. C. Arbitration, incidental to contracts of insurance. * 
 
 Central Law Journal, v. 30, 1890, pp. 136, 137. 
 
 The term " wholly destroyed " as applied and used in policies. * 
 
 /(/., V. 33, 180], pp. 319-32-2. 
 
 Pierce, Solon W. Battlefields and camp fires of the Thirty-eighth, 
 [Wisconsin volunteers.] Milwaukee, 1866. 254:p. D. 
 
 PiNNEY, Silas Uriah. Eulogy on Gen. Henry Dodge. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 173-177. 
 
 - Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme court of 
 the teri-itory of Wisconsin, with tables of the cases and principal 
 matter. Vols. 1-3. Chicago: Callaghan & Co., 1872-76. 3v. O. 
 
 - Biographical sketches of the judges of the first supreme court of 
 the state of Wisconsin. 
 
 In Pinney^s Wisconsin Reports, v. 3, 1871, pp. 605-641. 
 
 - Governor Nelson Dewey. Memorial address delivered before the 
 State historical society of Wisconsin, January 2, 1890. Madison, 
 1890. 12p. O. 
 
 POLLETS, Thomas A. Impeachment of witnesses on the ground of 
 character. * 
 
 Central Laic Journal, v. 30, 1890, pp. 241-245. 
 
 POMEROY, Marcus Mills. (Brick Pomeroy, pseud.) Sense; or, Saturday- 
 night musings and thoughtful papers. Illust. Xew York: G. W. 
 Carleton & Co., 1868. 273p. D. 
 
 • Xonsense; or. hits and criticisms on the follies of the day. Illust. 
 
 1868. D. * 
 
 - Saturday nights. Xew York, 1870. D. * 
 
 - Gold-dust; for the beautifying of lives and homes. New York: 
 G. W. Carleton & Co., 1871. 275p. D .
 
 1 88 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 PoMEROY, Marcus Mills. Brick-dust. Xew York, 1872. D. * 
 
 Home harmonies. 1876. * 
 
 American tinauce; the errors aud wants of the United States 
 
 people in money matters. Necessity for legal tender greenbacks 
 and destruction of bonds. Chicago, 1877. 160p. S. 
 
 Perpetual money. 1878. * 
 
 POMEROT, Mrs. Mary Stella. Songs of the heart. Milwaukee, 1877. 
 200p. O. 
 
 Pond, Frederick Eugene. (Will Wildwood, pseud.) Handbook for 
 young sportsmen. Milwaukee, 1876. * 
 
 Memoirs of eminent sportsmen. New York, 1878. * 
 
 The gun-trade and field-trial records of America. 1885. * 
 
 Fugitive sporting sketches. By Frank Forester; edited by 
 
 Frederick E. Pond. Milwaukee, 1879. * 
 
 ■ Sporting scenes and characters. By Frank Forester; edited by 
 
 Frederick E. Pond. Philadelphia, 1880. * 
 
 Poems of the rod and gun. By Isaac McLellan; edited by Fred- 
 erick E. Pond. New Y'ork, 1886. * 
 
 Mr. Pond has also written an introduction to Frank Forester's poems, edited by 
 Morgan Herbert. 1887. From 1881 to 1886 he was field editor of Turf, Field, and 
 Farm (New York), with the exception of six months in 1883, when he was as- 
 sociate editor of The American, Field CChicago). In 1888 he was editor of Wild- 
 wood's Magazine. 
 
 Pond, Levi Edwin. A soldiers' memorial hall in Wisconsin. Speech 
 made in the Wisconsin senate, April 10, 1889. 14p. O. 
 
 PORLIER, Louis B. Capture of Mackinaw, 1763; a Menomonee tradition. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 227-'.J;il. 
 
 Porter, Edward Clark. God's building. Sermon. Racine, 1867. 16p. D. 
 
 Powell, Lyman Pierson. Account of Scharf library, with biographical 
 sketch of Col. John Thomas Scharf. 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Circulars, v. 10, 1891, pp. 110-113.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 89 
 
 Powell, Lyman Pierson. The American economic association. 1892, 
 7p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from The Chautauqxinn, August, 1893. 
 
 Power, Frederick Belding. Hydrastine. Read before ttie American 
 pharmaceutical association, Milwaukee, August 28, 188-4. Madison, 
 1881. IGp. D. 
 
 The principles of pharmacognosy. An inti-oduction to the study 
 
 of the crude substances of the vegetable kingdom. By Frederick 
 Fllickiger and Alexander Tschirch. With one hundred and eighty- 
 six illustrations in the text. Translated from the second and com- 
 pletely re\ased German edition, by Frederick B. Power. New York: 
 William Wood & Co., 1837. xvi-l-294p. O. 
 
 Review of some cases of poisoning by the so-called wild parsnip. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 291-299. 
 
 The above list includes only those of Professor Power's writings published during 
 his residence in Wisconsin, 1883-1892. 
 
 Powers, H. H. The natural method in language teaching. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 16, 1886, pp. 55-63. 
 
 Peadt, John B. The Wisconsin issue. By a member of the council. 
 Madison, 1874. 8p. O. 
 
 The kindergarten. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 421-427. 
 
 Mr. Pradt was for many years an editor of The Wisconsin Journal of Education. 
 
 Pratt, Alexander F. Reminiscences of Wisconsin. No. 1. — The judi- 
 ciary of Wisconsin. 1837-38. No. 2. — Milwaukee and Solomon 
 Juneau. No. 3.— Sketch of Waukesha. No. i.— Old settlers. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 1, pp. 127-145. 
 
 Pray, Theron Brown. Keep analysis and operation separate. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 184-187. 
 
 The study of civics in public schools. 
 
 Id., V. 16, 1886, pp. 209-272. 
 
 Patriotism in the school. 
 
 Id., V. 15, 1888, pp. 381-388.
 
 I go WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Prentiss, William A. A paper on the judicial and legal condition of 
 the territoiy of Wisconsin, at and after its organization. By- 
 Andrew G. Miller, D. A. J. Upham, and W. A. Prentiss, a committee 
 of the Old settlers' club of Milwaukee county. Milwaukee, 1870. 
 ITp. O. 
 
 Proctor, Lkwis Amsden. Education in its relations to public charities 
 and corrections, 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 13-143. 
 
 The state industrial school at Waukesha. 
 
 id., V. 15, 1885, pp. 45-59. 
 
 The relations of study and industrial work in the industrial school 
 
 at Waukesha. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1889, pp. 397^01. 
 
 PuLS, A. J. Adhesions of the intestines to the uterine appendages. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 20, 1892, pp. 120-132. 
 
 QuARLES, Joseph Very. The school teacher and his mission. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 423-428. 
 
 QuiNER, Edwin B. City of Watertown, Wisconsin; its manufacturing 
 and railroad advantages, and business statistics. Map. Watertown, 
 1856. 24p. D. 
 
 Resources of northeastern Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 489—195. 
 
 — Military history of Wisconsin; a record of the civil and military 
 patriotism of the state in the war for the union, with a history 
 of the campaigns in which Wisconsin soldiers have been conspic- 
 uous. . . . IJlust. Chicago, 186(3. 1022p. O. 
 
 Rainer, Joseph. Michael Costello, oder der Tugend Anmuth. Inns- 
 bruk: Rauch'sche Buchhandlung, 1869.*
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IQI 
 
 Rainer, Joseph. Dr. Joseph Salzinami's leben und wirken, dargestellt 
 vou Joseph Raiuer. St. Louis, Mo.: B. Herder, 1870. '2!)7p. D. * 
 
 - Greek and English exercises arranged according to the Greek 
 grammar of Fr. Spiess, and the Greek syntax of M. Seyffert, by Dr. 
 Th. Breitter. Translated from the eleventh German edition with a 
 supplement containing Greek and English exercises in syntax, by 
 Rev. Joseph Rainer. Xew York and Cincinnati: Fr. Pastet, 1879. 
 204p. O. * 
 
 2d edition, 1890. * 
 
 Jubel Klaenge aus Amerika. Ein Gederkblatt zum Papstjubi- 
 
 laeum. Freiburg in Breisgau: Herder'sche Verlagshaudlung, 1887. 
 42p. O. * 
 
 The little office of the Immaculate Conception explained in short 
 
 conferences. New York, Cincinnati, Chicago: Benziger Brothers, 
 1889. 159p. D.* 
 
 The garden of olives. (A Catholic prayer-book.) Muenchen- 
 
 Gladbach (Germany): A. Riffarth, n. d. 768p. S. * 
 
 Gethsemane. (A Catholic prayer-book.) New York: A. RifEarth, 
 
 n. d. * 
 
 R.\NDALL, Thomas E. Histoi-y of the Chippewa valley; a faithful rec- 
 ord of all important events, incidents and circumstances that have 
 transpired in the valley of the Chippewa from its earliest settle- 
 ment by white people. . . . Also a brief biographical sketch of the 
 most prominent persons in the settlement of the valley. Eau Claire: 
 The Author, 1875. 207p. O. 
 
 Ray, David. Taxation for school purposes. District taxation in Wis- 
 consin unconstitutional; how the schools are supported in every 
 state of the union. Milwaukee: King, Fowle & Katz, 1886. 64p. O. 
 
 Read, Daniel. An address delivered before the regents, faculty, and 
 students of the university, members of the legislature and citizens, 
 in the senate chamber of the state capitol at Madison, Jan. 16, 1856. 
 Madison, 1850. 31p. O. 
 
 Oration on the life and character of Stephen A. Douglas, deliv- 
 ered on the 25th day of June, 1861 , at Madison, Wisconsin, n. p., 
 1861. Op. O.
 
 192 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Heed, Parker McCobb. The bench and bar of Wisconsin. History and 
 biography, with portrait illustrations. Milwaukee, 188'J. 542p. O. 
 
 Reeve, James Theodore. Abstract of the proceedings of the fifth an- 
 nual session of the American public health association. 
 
 Second Annual Report, Stale Board of Health of JVisconsin, 1877, pp. 121-128. 
 
 Land drainage and obstructions to water courses. 
 
 Third Annual Report, 1878, Id., pp. 30-52. 
 
 Our public schools in their relations to the health of pupils. 
 Fourth Anriual Report, 1879, Id., pp. 14-40. 
 
 Kerosene. 
 
 FHfth Annual Report, 1880, Id., pp. 91-104. 
 
 — Investigation of an epidemic of typhoid fever at Waterford, Wis. 
 
 Tenth Annual Report, 1880, Id., pp. 05-10? . 
 
 Some of the sanitary aspects of school life. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 16. 1886, pp. 189-197. 
 
 Reid, Alexander J, Resources and manufacturing capacity of the 
 Lower Fox river valley, Appleton, Wisconsin. Maps. Appleton, 
 Wis., 1874. 55p. O. 
 
 Illustrated annual review of the Appleton Post, devoted to the 
 
 city of Appleton, Wisconsin. Also an historical sketch of Fox river 
 valley. Appleton, 1879. 74p. O. 
 
 Reineking, Herman. Report of a case of foreign body in the air pas- 
 sages. Operation after 31 days. Recovery. Remarks on diagnosis 
 and treatment. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1890j pp. 274-285. 
 
 Reynolds, Benoni O. Ideal sanitation. 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1887, pp. 117-129. 
 
 Diphtheria and membranous croup. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1888, pp. 181-184.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I93 
 
 Rexford, Eben Eugene. Brother and lover; a woman's story. Xew 
 York: John B. Alden, 1887. 8op. D. 
 
 Home horticulture. A volume on the cultivation of plants in 
 
 house, greenhouse, and garden. Rochester, N. Y.: James Vick, 1891.* 
 
 Grandmother's garden. Poem. With India-ink full page illustra- 
 tions. Chicago: A. C. McClurg A Co., n. d.* 
 
 One of a thousand. A serial story. 
 
 New England Magazine, n. s., v. G and 7, 1892. 
 
 Mr. Rexford has w-ritten numerous stories and poems for news and literary 
 journals. 
 
 Rice, Johx A. Additional notes on the pictured cave. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 183-187. 
 
 - Mexico; the great west of the near future. Address delivered in 
 the senate chamber at the capitol at Madison, Wis. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin, State Agricultural Society, v. 17, 1878-79, pp. 357-380. 
 
 Richards, Charles Hexrt. Religious rights of a Christian state. 
 Madison, 1878. lOp. O. 
 
 - Fortieth anniversary of the First Congregational church, Madi- 
 son, W^isconsin. Memorial address by the Rev. Charles H. Rich- 
 ards; The story of the records, by Herbert A. Lewis, Esq.; The Sun- 
 day school, by Francis J. Lamb. Madison, 1881. 60p. O. 
 
 - Memorial sketch of Dr. O. M. Conover. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 10, pp. 452-468. 
 
 - The improvement of worship. A report read at the National 
 council of Congregational churches at Worcester, Mass., October 12, 
 1889. Boston, 1889. 16p. O. 
 
 - Songs of praise and prayer; for the Sunday-school and social 
 meeting. Compiled and edited by Charles H. Richards, D. D. Xew 
 York: Taintor Bros. & Co., 1889. 258p. O. 
 U— Bib.
 
 IQ4 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Richardson, Edwin G. Auricular confession in the Episcopal church. 
 Sermon delivered in St. James's church, Milwaukee, May 3, 1891. 
 :\Iilwaukee, 1891. IGp. O. 
 
 The office aud work of the Holy Spirit. A paper read before the 
 
 Milwaukee convention at Elkhorn, December 3, 1891. Milwaukee, 
 1801. lOp. O. 
 
 Piu'C religion. Sermon preached in St. James's church, Milwau- 
 kee, Sunday evening, February 7th, 1892. Milwaukee, 1892. 8p. O. 
 
 RiCHARDSOX, Gexessee. My castle in the air. Milwaukee: Cramer, 
 Aikens & Cramer, 1892. 82p. D. 
 
 Richmond, Elizabeth Yates. Poems of the western land. Milwaukee, 
 1878. 192p. O. 
 
 Richmond, Thomas Charles. Nationens haab; prohibition stottet af et 
 prohibitions parti. Tale holdt af Hr. T. C. Richmond i Beloit, Wis., 
 1st September, 1886. Madison, 1886. 31p. S. 
 
 The issue of 1888; or, prohibition a political question. With an 
 
 introduction by Hon. S. D. Hastings. Portrait. Madison, 1888. 
 vii+295p. D. 
 
 Riley, Theodore M. Charles George Gordon, a nineteenth century 
 worthy of the English church. A biographical sketch. Portrait. 
 Milwaukee: The Young Churchman Co., 1888. l.")Op. D. 
 
 - Sermon preached at a memorial service commemorative of the 
 Right Reverend Cyrus Frederick Knight, fourth bishop of Mil- 
 waukee; holden on the lith day of October, 1891. Milwaukee, 
 1891. 2;}p. O. 
 
 Ritchie, James S. Wisconsin and its resources; with Lake Superior, 
 its commerce and navigation. Including a trip up the Mississippi, 
 and a canoe voyage on the St. Croix and Brule rivers to Lake 
 Superior. To which are appended the constitution of the state, 
 with the routes of the principal railroads, list of post offices, etc. 
 With illustration and authentic maps of Wisconsin, and the region 
 of Lake Superior. 3d ed. Philadelphia: Charles Desilver, 1858. 
 318p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. I95 
 
 Roberts, L. D. Shawano county schools. 
 
 Columbian History of Educdtion in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 031-637. 
 
 Robinson, Charles D. Legend of the Red banks. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 401-494. 
 
 Tlie lumber trade of Green Bay. 
 
 Transac'ions Wisconsin State Arjricultuval Society, v. 5, 1858-59, pp. 401-405. 
 
 The northern Wisconsin fires. Map. 
 
 Wixconsia Lcgislatire Manual, 1872, pp. 473-480. 
 
 - The birthplaces of Americanism. Annual address before the State 
 historical society of W^isconsiu, Jan. 30, 1873. Madison, 1873. 2J:p. O, 
 
 Sketch of the history of Wisconsin. 
 
 Waiting's Adas of' Wisconsin, 1876, pp. 7-12. 
 
 The wooden age. [Lumbering industry in the northwest.] 
 Scribner's Monthly, v. 45, 1877-78, pp. 145-156. 
 
 Robinson, Fred Byron. Perimetritio and parametritis. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1888, pp. 164-172. 
 
 The douche and curette on the endometrium. 
 
 Id., 1839, pp. 22i-239. 
 
 The sympathetic nerve in gynecology. 
 
 Id.. V. 26, 189->, pp. 152-161. 
 
 Robinson, George I. With Kilpatrick around Atlanta. 
 
 War Papers, Commandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 201-227. 
 
 Robinson, Warren. The Wisconsin school for the deaf. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 322-332. 
 
 Rogers, Ch.arles E. The sanitary conditions of camps. 
 
 Proceedings Fourth Annual Convention, Officers of Wisconsin National 
 Guard, 1885, pp. 32-36.
 
 ig6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Rogers, Earl Waldex. With the volunteers in camp and field. 
 
 Proceedings Fifth Annual Convention, OJJivi'rs of Wisconsin Xational Gtturd, 
 18S0, pp. ir-23. 
 
 MeClellan's candidacy with the army. 
 
 Century Maijuzine, v. 40, IS'JO, p. i)59. 
 
 KoLFE, Ellex M. Likeness of character to objects of thoii;;ht. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. Id, 1882, pp. Sid-JilS. 
 
 Rood, Hosea Wuitford. Tlie personal influence of the teacher. 
 
 Ibid., V. 19, 188U, pp. 357-364. 
 
 RosEXSTEXGEL, WiLLiAJi Hexry. Hilfs uud Uebuugsbuch beim unter- 
 richt in der Deutschen Sprache. St. Louis: C. Witter, 1879. 92p. D. 
 
 - German irregular verbs. Madison: W"m. J. Park & Co., 1880. 
 20p. D. 
 
 - Die enstehung der neuhochdeutschen sprache. Martin Luther. 
 Milwaukee, 1883. 23p. O. 
 
 - German reader for high schools, with vocabulary and questions. 
 2d ed., revised and enlarged. St. Louis, 1883. ix-f-191p. O. 
 
 — ■— Das lieben und wirken der gebriider Grimm. Milwaukee, 1885. 
 8p. O. 
 
 Ludwig Uhland. Milwaukee, 1886. 31p. O. 
 
 Veniuderungen, vergehen und eustehen deutscher wurter. Mil- 
 
 waukee, 1889. 19p. O. 
 
 - A reader of German literature; prepared for high schools, col- 
 leges, and German-American schools, with notes. New York: G. P. 
 Putnam's Sons, 1891. ix-|-102p. D. 
 
 Deutsche .sprachlehre. Madison, Wis., 1891. 41p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 1 97 
 
 RosENSTENGEL, WiLLiAM Hexry. Kurze Geschichte der ersten deutschen 
 Ansiedler Madisous. 1891. 
 
 Kurzgefaszte Geschichte des Nationalen Deutsch-Amerikanischen 
 
 Leh rersemi n ars . 
 
 In Ftstschrift zur Einweihiuu/sfeier. Milwaukee, 1891, pp. 29-44. 
 
 Professor Rosenstengel wrote all the articles on literature, in L. R. Klemm'g 
 Liferof in-f/e.sc/i/c/ife (New York,1877): aud contributed largely to Brockhaus's Conver- 
 satzione-lexikon (Leipzig, 1835 ff.J), vols. 12-17. He has also had numerous articles 
 in leading German- American journals. 
 
 Ross, Charles H. Old memories. 
 
 War Papers, Comnntndenj of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, 1891, pp. 149-163. 
 
 Ross, James. From Wisconsin to California, and return. By James 
 Ross and George Gary. Madi.son, 1863. 13'2p. O. 
 
 Wisconsin, and her resources for remunerating capital and sup- 
 porting labor. Madison, 1871. 27p. O. 
 
 - The two warnings, and the triumph; being the experiences of one 
 lost and found. Madison, Wis., 1871. O. 
 
 ?Ir. Ross was a proUflc writer for the press, chiefly on tsmpirancs topics. 
 
 Rounds, Erle Douglas. The public schools of Florence. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 562-569. 
 
 RowE, Nicholas Augustine. University school, Kenosha. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 225-226. 
 
 Rowley, J. B. Wisconsin and the city of Racine; its advantages, busi- 
 ness, and prospects. By Witbeck and Rowley. Racine, 1856. 16p. O 
 
 RuBLEE, Horace. Eulogy on Prof. James G. Percival. 
 
 Wisi;onsin Historical Collections, v. 3, pp. 73-79. 
 
 Early times in Sheboygan county. 
 
 Id., V. 4, pp. 335-342. 
 
 - Catalogue of the state library of Wisconsin, 1858. Madison, Wis., 
 1859. 122p. O.
 
 IqS WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 RcBLEE Horace. Gcsthe as writer, savanr, and citizen. 
 
 In Poctr;/ mid Philosophy of Goethe, edited by Marion V. Dudley, 188r, pp. 259-268. 
 
 Ml-. Kiil)lee is editor of The Milwaukee Sentinel, ami lias fur nearly fortj- years 
 been a constant contributor to western journals, chiefly on political subjects. 
 
 Rusk, Jeremiah McLaix. The tarifl' in its relation to agriculture. 
 Speech in the house of representatives, August 11, 18 7G. Washing- 
 ton, 18TG. 8p. O. 
 
 The duty of the hour. 
 
 Xorth American Revit ir, v. 152. ISOl, pp. 423-430. 
 
 American farming a hundred years hence. 
 
 Id., V. 1.50, ISiW, ijp. 257-204. 
 
 While governor of Wisconsiti, 18S2-8n, General Rusk was tlip author of numerous 
 state papers. His reports as secretary of agriculture, iu President HaiTison's cab- 
 inet, 1889-93, should also be mentioned, although not coming within the scope of 
 this catalogue. 
 
 Ryan, Edward George. Argument on the trial of Levi Hubbell, before 
 the senate of Wisconsin, on an impeachment preferred by the as- 
 sembly for high misdemeanors in office. Madison: Beriah Brown, 
 1853. 154p. D. 
 
 - Railway injunction suits. Opinion in Wisconsin supreme court, 
 delivered at Madi.son, Wis., September, 1874. Madi.son, 1874. 8"2p. O. 
 
 Rei)rinted from Wincoasiii Supreme Court Reports, v. 36. 
 
 - An address delivered before the law class of the University of 
 Wisconsin, June 16, 1873. Madison, 1873. ^Gp. O. 
 
 - Addresses by Hon. Edward (i. Ryan, delivered before the Wiscon- 
 sin law school, 1873; and | by j Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter, delivei-ed 
 before the Columbian law school, 1870. Madison, 1882. 38p. O. 
 
 Judge Tlyan's opinions, while chief justice of the Wisconsin supreme court, 1874-80, 
 were man.y of them eutillec! to rank as literary work of a superior character, 
 but do not come wliliiii the scope of this catalogue. 
 
 SackeTj.Hobaet H. Speech on the question of taxing life insurance 
 companies, delivered in the .senate of Wisconsin, March 9, 1878. 
 Madison, 1878. 12p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. IQQ 
 
 Salisbury, Albert. Green county pioneers. 
 
 Wiscoitshi Historical Collections, v. (i, pp. 401-415. 
 
 Rhetorical exercises. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 2, 1872, pp. SOIi-HlS. 
 
 Natural science and graded certificates. 
 
 Id., V. 3. 1873, pp. 41-17. 
 
 Academic culture in the state sy.stem. 
 
 Id., V. 4, 1874, pp. 413-416. 
 
 The flistrict school curriculum. 
 
 Id., V. 5, 1875, pp. 391-390. 
 
 Historical sketch of normal instruction in Wisconsin. 1846-1876. 
 
 Illust. Madison, 1876. 103p. O. 
 
 Geography of Wisconsin. ]\ ew York, 1877. 8p. F. 
 
 8upple.menc to Montaith's Geograph;/. 
 
 History of Wisconsin Teachers' Association, from 185.3 to 1878. 
 
 Whitewater, 1878. 36p. O. 
 
 The function and value of orthoepy in education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Elucation, v. 9, 1879, pp. 457-4(33. 
 
 The Louisiana purchase. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1880, pp. 190-19.5. The subject continued in v. 11, pp. 451-454. 
 
 Chautauqua. 
 
 Id.. V. 11, 1881, np. 451-454. 
 
 - Language work. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 535-539. 
 
 - Phonology and orthoepy; an elementary treatise on pronuncia- 
 tion, for the use of teachers and schools. 3d ed. Madison: Wm. J. 
 Park & Co., 1881. 64p. D. 
 
 - Course of study for the schools of the American missionary asso- 
 ciation, with general suggestions to teachers. Atlanta, Ga., 1883. 
 21p. O. 
 
 - The supplementing of the war. Paper read before the National 
 Educational Association at Madison, Wis., July 19, 1884. 12p. O.
 
 200 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Salisbury, Albert. Industrial education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal 0/ Education, v. M, is&l, pp. 4(;i-4f>C. 
 
 Education at the New Orleans exposition. 
 
 J,l., V. 15, ISSr,, pp. 139-1J.5. 
 
 Educational systems in the south. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1886, pp. 96-100, 144-149. 
 
 Some conclusions concerning the education of the American 
 
 negro. 
 
 Andover Review, v. 6, 1886, pp 256-264. 
 
 The limitations of the inductive method. 
 
 U7.so);(.s/;( .Juurnal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 399 405. 
 
 Some phases of our problems. 
 
 Id., V. 18, 1888, pp. 348-357. 
 
 Economy in public education. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 215-224. 
 
 The duty of the state to the feeble minded. 1890. 16p. O. * 
 
 Historical sketch of normal schools in Wisconsin. 
 
 Coluinbiiin Histonj of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 231-293. 
 
 Salisbury, Rollin D. Notes on the dispersion of drift copper. Map. 
 
 TrcDisactiuiis Wisconsin Academu of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. C, 1881-83, 
 pp. 42-50. 
 
 Geology, soil, and zoology of Wisconsin. 
 
 Descriptive Aiiierira, v. I, 1884, pp. 107-110. 
 
 Mines, quarries, and mineral springs in Wisconsin, 
 
 Ibid., pp. n.")-l!6. 
 
 Preliminary paper on the drif tless area of the upper Mississippi 
 
 valley. By T. C. Chamberlin and R. D. Salisbury. 
 
 Sixth Annual Report. United States Geological Survey, 1884-85, ]jp. 199-.322. 
 
 Neue beobachtuugeu til)or die (puirtarbildungen der Magdeburger 
 
 borde. Von R. D. Salisbury and P. Wahnschaffe. Separat-abdruck 
 a. d. zeit.schrift der Deutschen geolog. Gesellschaft, Bd. XL., Heft 
 2, 1888. l.'Jp. O. 
 
 Terminal moraines in Northern Germany. 
 
 American, Jonrnid of Science, v. 135, 18SK, pp. 401-407.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 201 
 
 Salisbury, Rollin D. Mr. Forster on earthquakes. * 
 
 American Geologist, 188it. 
 
 On the relationship of the pleistocene to the pre-pleistocene for- 
 mation of Crowley's ridge, and adjacent areas south of the limit of 
 glaciation. * 
 
 Annifd Report, Arkansas Geological Siirvei/, v. 2, 1889. 
 
 • On the relationship of the pleistocene to the pre-pleistocene for- 
 mation of the Mississippi basin, south of the limit of glaciation. By 
 T. C. Chamberlin and R. D. Salisbury, 1891. 19p. O. 
 Reprinted from American Journal o' Science, v, 141, 1891. 
 
 Syllabus of a university extension course of six lectures on land- 
 scape geology. Madison, 1891. 8p. O. 
 
 A prelimiQary paper on drift or plei.stocene formations of New- 
 Jersey. Illust. Trenton, X. J., 1892. 73p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Annual Report, New Jersey State Geologist, 1891. 
 
 The drift of the North German lowlands, 1892. 125p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Geologist, v. 9, 1892. 
 
 Certain extra-morainic drift phenomena of New Jersey, on the 
 
 northward and eastward extension of the pre-pleistocene gravels of 
 the Mississippi basin. Rochester, 1892. 14p. Q. 
 
 Bulletin Geological Societn of America, v. 3, 1892. 
 
 S.A.LOMOX, Edward. Addresses of Hon. I. A. Lapham, LL. D., and Hon. 
 Edward Salomon, at the dedication of the rooms in the south wing 
 of the Capitol, for the State historical society of Wisconsin, Jan. 24, 
 18G6. Madi-son, 1866. 31p. O. 
 
 Sanborn, Arthur Loomis. Supplement to the revised .statutes of the 
 state of Wisconsin, 1878, containing the general laws from 1879 to 
 1883, with the revisers' notes to the statutes of 1878, and notes to 
 cases construing and applying these and similar statutes by the 
 supreme court of Wisconsin, and the courts of other states. Com- 
 piled and annotated by A. L. Sanborn and J. R. Berryman. Chicago: 
 Callaghan & Co., 1883. xlii + lOlap. Q. - 
 
 Annotated statutes of Wisconsin, containing the general laws in 
 
 force October 1, 1889. Also the revisers" notes to the revised statutes 
 of 1858 and 1878, notes of cases construing and applying the consti- 
 tution and statutes, and the rules of the county and circuit courts 
 and of the supreme court. By Arthur L. Sanborn and John R. Ber- 
 ryman. Chicago: Callaghan & Co., 1889. 2v. Q. *
 
 202 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIKTV. 
 
 Sanford, Alfred Hart. State sovereiguty in Wisconsin. l!)p. O. 
 
 Reprinted fmiii Annual Rejxirt of American Historical Association, 1891. 
 
 Savage, John A. Baccalaureaie address of President Savage to the 
 graduating class of 1859, in Carroll college, Waukesha, Wis. Milwau- 
 kee, 18.7.). 7p. O. 
 
 Sawyer, Wesley C. Letters an embarrassment to literature. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1870-77, 
 pp oO-.'j.'j. 
 
 F. II. Jacobi. I'Jp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Methodist Qiunti/rh/ Review, v. 40, 1880, pp. 480-504. 
 Also in Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 
 1877-«I, pp. 140-100. ' 
 
 Practical German gramma,r, Chicago, 1883. D. * 
 
 The duty of the school to the community. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 1885, pp. 51)-G0. 
 
 Sayers, B. F. The tariff and farmers. 
 
 'Jransaclions Wisconsin State Agr'cidtaral Society, v. 2i, 1880, pp. 134-147. 
 
 ScANLAN, Charles M. Law of hotels, boarding houses, and lodging 
 houses, particularly adapted to the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee: 
 The author, 1890. xxiv-flaOp. D. * 
 
 Schmidt, Carl H. Des Nord-Westen premium buch f iir das yahr 1882, 
 Manitowoc, 1882. GOp. O. 
 
 The same for 1884 and 1880. 7U). each. 
 
 Schmidt, George. Buffalo county schools. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 189}, pp. 0-.*S-0 H . 
 
 Schneider, Joseph. Vesicular neoplasm in the anterior chamber of the 
 human eye. Madison, W'is., 1892. 7p. O. 
 
 Reprinted frum Transactions State Mediial Society of Wisconsin, 180:i. 
 
 Neoplasm of the limbus conjunctiva. Portrait. Madison, 1892. 
 
 7p. O. 
 
 Repi'inti'd from Ihitl. 
 
 Influence of ear diseases upon the mental and physical develop- 
 ment of a child. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. j.'0, 1893, pp. 48-59.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 203 
 
 ■ScHOYEN, David Monrad. Bennett-loven. Wisconsins og Illinois's love 
 om tvuDgea skolegang m. m. i Driginals proget saint oversatte til- 
 foiede Anmoerkniuger og Oplysiiiuger. Stoughton, 1800. 32p. O. 
 
 SoHULz, W. H. Sauk county schools. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 18',):5, pp. 599 -G14. 
 
 Schwartz, Julius A. Heimatskunde. Stoff fur deu geographischen 
 unterricht fiber den Staat Wisconsin. Milwaukee: Brunquell & 
 Rohde, 1887. xxi+4p. S. 
 
 Das weihnachts-hosianna der k'einen. Eiue sammlung von 76 
 
 zwei-und dreistimmigen weihnachtsleidern fiii- ainderchorzum 
 gebrauche bei der Christfeier in schule vind kirche. Milwaukee: 
 George Brumder, 1890. 86p. ob. T. 
 
 Scott, William Amasa. The study of history in college. Vermillion, 
 
 S. D.,1887.* 
 
 The University of South Dakota. * 
 
 Tiie Dakota Educator, October and November, 18S8. 
 
 - Modern socialism and its demands. * 
 
 Christian at Work, February 5, 1891. 
 
 - The state and higher education, Vermillion, S. D., 1892. * 
 
 - Economic problems of the present day. Syllabus of a course of 
 six lectures. Madison, 1892. 8p. O. 
 
 Universit II Extension Department, University of Wisconsin, Syllabus No. 1. 
 
 Searing, Edw^ard. President Lincoln in history. Address delivered in 
 the Congregational church, Milton, Wis., on Fast day, June 1, 1865. 
 Janesville, Wis., 1865. 20p. O. 
 
 Failure in wheat crop. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 10, 1871, pp. 240-249. 
 
 Recreation in horticulture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 14, 1874, pp. 22-29. 
 
 Free high schools, with comments on the high school law of 1875. 
 
 Madison, 1875. 25p. O.
 
 204 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Searing, Edward. Education and the state system. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal tif Eiluciitiun. v. 5, 1875, pp. 42)-4:Jf>. 
 
 Educational history and condition of Wisconsin. 
 
 Wo.lling^s Atiii-i <>/ Wisconsin, 1876. pp. l-'i-lo. 
 
 Educational history of Wisconsin. 
 
 llisturical Atlaa <if M'isronsia. 1878, pp. 15G-100. 
 
 A winter month in northern Georgia. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 9, 1878-79, pp. 185-194. 
 
 Se.\rles, William Hamilton. Glaucoma. 
 
 Transactions Stale Medical Societij of Wisconsin, 18S4, pp. 99-103. 
 Seldon, O. G. Foods and domestic beverages. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. l."i. 1876-77, pp. 312-328. 
 Report State Board of HciUh of Wisconsin, lS7(i, pp. .57-69. 
 
 Senn, Nicholas. Report on surgery. 
 
 Transact.ons State Medical Society of Wisconsin. 1878, pp. 43-150. 
 
 Medical legislation; being the annual addre.ss before the state 
 
 medical society, Milwaukee, 1S79. 2ip. O. 
 
 A contribution to a knowledge of fracture of the rim of the 
 
 acetabulum based on the reports of twenty-seven cases and experi- 
 ments on the cadaver. 
 
 Transactions Sf (lie Mi'dlcul Society of Wisconsin, 18S:1, pp. 91-120. 
 
 The pathology and morbid anatomy of tubercl->. 
 
 Id., 188i, pp. 43-75. 
 
 Recent progress in surgery. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 7'6-119. 
 
 Fractures of the neck of the femur, with a special reference to 
 
 bony union after intra-capsular fracture. Philadelphia, 1883. 
 113p. O. 
 
 The treatment of fractures of the neck of the femur by immediate 
 
 reduction and permanent fi.Kation. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1889, pp. 96-122. 
 
 Away with Koch's lymph! A paper read befora the Chicago medi 
 
 cal society. May 18, 1891. Chicago, 1891. 3Sp. O. 
 
 Reprinted fro.n The Chicago Medical Recorder, 1891.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 205 
 
 Sewell, Robert. A discourse delivered on Thanksgiving day, Novem- 
 ber 21th, 1853. Jauesville, 1851. 18p. D. 
 
 Seymour, Charles. Historical address at the Northwestern centen- 
 nial celebration, in La Crosse, Wisconsin, Tuesday, July 4th, 1876, 
 La Crosse, 1877. 32p. O. 
 
 Shaw, John. Personal narrative. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, 1853, pp. 19r-2.33. 
 
 Shaw, Samuel. Address delivered before the State teachers' association 
 at Madison, July 10, 1872. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 2, 1872, pp. 280-234. 
 
 Machinery. 
 
 /(/., V. 8, 1873, pp. 288-292. 
 
 Reading. 
 Id., V. 13, 1883. pp. 91-93. 
 
 The normal work in the high school. 
 
 ll.,v. 14, 1884, pp. 125-128. 
 
 Sheffield, William E. Complete digest of the decisions of the supreme 
 court of the state of W^isconsin, in law and equity, from its organiza- 
 tion down to and including the cases reported in vol. xiv., Wiscon- 
 sin reports. Chicago: E. B. Mayers & Co., 1365. 6J3p. O. * 
 
 Shepard, Charles E. A digest of the Wisconsin reports from Burnett 
 to 57 Wisconsin inclusive, together with tables of cases. By 
 Charles E. Shepard and Thomas R. Shepard. New York: Banks & 
 Brothers, 1883-81. 2v. Q. * 
 
 Shepard, Thomas R. A digest of the W^isconsin reports from Burnett 
 to 57 Wisconsin inclusive, together with tables of cases. By 
 Charles E. Shepard and Thomas R. Shepard. New York: Banks & 
 Brothers, 1883-84. 2v. Q. * 
 
 Sherman, Lewis. Directory of the homeopathic physicians in the state 
 of Wisconsin, 1874. Milwaukee, 1874. 24p. O.
 
 206 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Sherman, Samuel Sterlixc;. Increase Alleu Lapham. LL. D. A bio- 
 ^'raphieal sketch read before the Old Settlers' club, Milwaukee, Wis., 
 December 11, 1875. Portraits. Milwaukee, 1876. 80p. O. 
 
 SniELLs, Robert. The story of the token, as belonging to the Lord's 
 Supper. New York: John Ireland, 1892. 170p. D. 
 
 Short, Frederick Garland. The oil test for cream. By II. P. Armsby 
 and F. G. Short. 
 
 Universitij of IVinconsiii, A<jricaltur(il KxiJcriiuLut Sl(itio)i, BiiUetiu No. 1"2, 
 1687, 1.5p. 
 
 A new method for determining fat in milk. 
 
 /(/., No. n;, 1KS.S, Hp. 
 
 Notes on forage plants. 
 
 Fifth Annual Report, IVUco/isiii A'jricidturul Ecperinieiit Station, 1888, 
 pp. 138-141. 
 
 On the effect of dehorning milch cows, on the production of milk 
 
 and !)utter. 
 
 Ihid., pp. 14-.i-l.53. 
 
 Experiments with fodder corn and ensilage. 
 
 Id., Sixth Annual Report, 1889, pp. ViSUt. 
 
 Varieties of corn; changes in the silo, and feeding rations. 
 
 University of ir/.st-on.s/ji. A<p unltnidl F..eperiment Station, Bulletin No. 1?, 
 
 1880, pp. le-as. 
 Shutts, George Clinton. Method in geometry. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. I'.t, 188'.i, pp. lO'J-iOd. 
 
 Handbook of arithmetic. Boston: Ginn & Co., 1890. vi+G9p. D.* 
 
 Simmons, Henry Martyn. Pioneer life in Kenosha county. A sketch 
 read at the centennial celebration at Kenosha, July 4, 1876. 12p. O. 
 
 Mr. Spencer's social anatomy. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Acadi'inij of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 18~G-77 
 pp. 50-01. 
 
 The unending Genesis. Chicago, 1883. D. *
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 20/ 
 
 Simmons, James. A digest of Wisconsin reports ( 1839-1879), comprising 
 all the published decisions of the supreme court of Wisconsin with 
 refereu' es to the statutes. Albany, 1874:-79. .3v. Q. 
 
 Vol. 1 to IStiS. only, in the lihrary. 
 
 The historj- of Geneva, Wis. An authentic account of the first 
 
 discovery and settlement of the village and town of Geneva, their 
 dev'elopment and progress to the present time, and their present 
 condition and resources, with sketches of the lives of prominent 
 early settlers. Geneva, Wis., 1875. lOlp. O. 
 
 ~ A digest of New York reports from 1870 to 1881; containing 
 the decisions of all the courts of the state, published during 
 that period, with reference to the statutes. Being the third supple- 
 ment to Clinton &, Wait's digest of New York reports. Albany, 
 1882. xviii+1153p. Q.* 
 
 Digest of Moak's English reports, volumes 16 to 30 inclusive, with 
 
 a list of cases reported and tables of cases affirmed, considered, 
 overruled, or reversed. By -James Simmons. Also a digest of 
 American notes by Nathaniel Moak. Albany: 1883. xxxvi-)-1007p. 
 Q.* 
 
 Simmons' new digest of Wisconsin reports from the earliest 
 
 period to the year 1885. Containing a full and complete digest of 
 volumes 4-i to 61 inclusive, of the official reports of decisions of the 
 Wisconsin supreme court, together with a complete condensed di- 
 gest of all earlier volumes, with references to the statutes, and a 
 brief index to volumes 62-65. Albany: William Gould, Jr., & Co. 
 1886. xxvi+968p. Q. 
 
 The same, v. :>. from the year 1884 to 1890. Albany, 18;i2. 60.5p. Q. * 
 
 Mr. Simn^.ons also ediled volumes 29, 09 and 79 of the Wisconsin Supreme Court 
 Reports. 
 
 SLArcrHTER, William Bank. Madison as a summer resort. An ad- 
 dress. Madison, 1876. 3p. O. 
 
 Oration delivered at Middleton, Wis., July 4, 1876. 1876. 8p. O. 
 
 - Reminiscences of distinguished men. With an autobiography. 
 Madison: The author, 1878. iv+295p. D. 
 
 Colonel S!auo:hter was a frequet:t contributor to the newspaper press, and 
 wrote numerous addresses and Kctures on a variety of subjects.
 
 20S WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIKTV. 
 
 1 
 
 Slighter, Charles Si'mne^, and C. A. V.w Velzer. Advanced algebra. 
 Parts I. and II. Madison and Evauston: The authors, 1888. 
 v+212+75. 2v. O. 
 
 Logaritlimif and trigonometric tables. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs 
 
 & Co., 1891. :r)p. 
 
 • Manual of four-place logarithms. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 
 
 1891. 
 
 Ten fokling sheets, 7xU in. 
 
 School algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892. ix+iOlp. D. 
 
 Higher algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892. 471p. D. 
 
 University algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892. D. 
 
 In two editions, (iOHand 7.'Kp., respectivel3-. 
 
 Sloan, Ithabiar Conkey. Speech onthe right of representation and tax- 
 ation; delivered in the house of representatives, January 23, 1866. 
 Washington, 18(50. 7p. O. 
 
 Farming as an occupation. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Staff AyriciiltiDXll Society, v. 1?, 18r8-7'.l, pp. 2.51-26?. 
 
 Ensilage. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1880-81, pp. 100-212. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 
 Id., V. 21, 1882-83, p.j 271-^80. 
 
 Management of university farm. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 31!-;3ir. 
 
 Management of university farm and experiment station. 
 
 Id., V. 22, 1883-84, pp. 180-198. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 
 Id., V. 23, 188,5, pp. 273-280. 
 
 Smith, Abra.m D. Reports of cases argued and determined in the su- 
 preme court of the state of Wisconsin, at the June term, A. D. 1853. 
 vol.111. Milwaukee and Madison, 1^54 01. llv. O. 
 
 Speech delivered in the assembly hall at Madison, March 22, 1860, 
 
 on states rights. Madison, 1800. i:5p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRArHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 2O9 
 
 Smith, Emily B. Some glimpses of California as it appeared to a Wis- 
 consin woman. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 1!), 1889, pp. 71-82. 
 
 Woman's mission. 
 
 Id.,v.20, 1890, pp. 83-85. 
 
 Smith, Er.\stus G. Sanitary problems. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsi7i State Agricultural Society, v. tiS, I8.S.5, pp. 189-903; v. 24, 
 1886, pp. 211-29.3. 
 
 Smith, Edwix Ruthvex. Some attempts at nature study. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 18Sl3, pp. 321-330. 
 
 Smith, George Baldwin. Remarks on the bill to allow the treasurer to 
 receive the taxes in the currency of the state, delivered in the as- 
 sembly, February 2d and 3d, 1859. Madison, 1859. 8p. O. 
 
 - Oration delivered at Marshall, Dane county, Wisconsin, July 4, 
 1863. Madison, 1863. lOp. O. 
 
 - Speech delivered at a democratic mass meeting, at the capitol in 
 Madison.Wis., October 30, 1867. Madison, 1867. 8p. O. 
 
 - Speech delivered at Prairie du Chien, Wis., March 27, 1868, on the 
 power of impeachment under the constitution, and on the McCardle 
 case. Madison, 1868. 15p. O. 
 
 - Argument before senate judiciary committee of Wisconsin legisla- 
 ture, Feb. 15, 1871, on the Chippewa river improvement and boom- 
 ing company. Madison, 1871. 16p. O. 
 
 - Monopolies in their relation to the industrial interests of the 
 country. An address delivered at Janesville, Wisconsin, Oct. 2, 
 1874. Madison, 1875. 18p. O. 
 
 - Historical address before the Wisconsin pioneer association and 
 the surviving members of the constitutional convention of 1816-47, 
 delivered July 16, 1879. Madison, 1879. 22p. O. 
 
 15 -Bib.
 
 2IO WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Smith, Hikam. The dairy. 
 
 rrnnsactions Norfheni iVisconsin Aaricitltund and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 4. 1876-77, pp. 85-90. 
 
 The fallacy of farmers traveling in old ruts. 
 
 2'ransactions W'iscoitaiti State Agricultural Society, v. 18, 1879-80, pp. 195-198. 
 
 Smith, Isaac T. Early settlement of Rock county, Wis. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. (J, pp. 410^25. 
 
 Smith, Joseph Albert. The manufacture of cheese, and curing it. 
 
 Tra)isacti<>ns Xorthern Wisconsin Ayricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 7, 1880-81, pp. 208-277. 
 
 Smith, John Mills. General intelligence in farming. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13, 1873-74, pp. 281-289. 
 
 Agriculture; a glimpse of its past, present, and future. 
 
 7(7., V. 13, 1874-75, pp. 208-2:30. 
 
 - Better and happier homes for our farmers. 
 
 Id., V. 1.5, 1870-77, pp. 172-183. 
 
 - The work of the day. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 8, 1878, pp. 94-99. 
 
 - Address at the summer meeting of the Wisconsin state horticult- 
 ural society, held at Baraboo, June 12 and 1.3, 1878. 
 
 Id., V. 9, 1878-79, pp. 17-22. 
 
 — Political education of the farmer. 
 
 Traiisactiuns I\'orthern Wiscoushi Afiricultiiral and Mcclianictd As.sociatio7i, 
 V. 0, 1878-70, pp. 14S-157. 
 
 — Shall the farmer connect horticulture with farming? 
 
 Id.. V. 7, 1879-80, pp. 148-100. 
 
 — The gentleman farmer. 
 
 Jd., V. 8, 1880-81, i)p. 179-187. 
 I 
 
 — Horticulture as an educating influence. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 11, 1880-81, pp. 232-241.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 211 
 
 Smith. John Mills. Some of the qualifications necessary for the coming 
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 TrdHsactions Xorthern ^\lsconsin Ayricuttiiml and Mtchanical Association, 
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 What shall be done for the boys upon the farm? 
 
 ItL, V. 10. 1883-84, pp. 98-107. 
 
 Smith. Jennie Milton. The schools of Iowa county, and the city of 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 189.3, pp. 585-598. 
 
 Smith, John Yates. The usury laws. 
 
 Democratic Review, v. 27, 1850, pp. 221-2:30, 328-339. 
 Origin of the AmeriL-an Indians. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 4, pp. 117-151. 
 
 Address on the state of the country, at the assembly chamber, 
 
 Madison, Wis., March 14, 1861. Madison, 1861. lop. O. 
 
 Depreciation of the currency. A short essay on the financial con- 
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 Review of Senator Doolittle's speech at Madison, Sept. .30, 1865, on 
 
 the reconstruction of rebel states. Madison, Wis., 1865. 24p. O. 
 
 Historv of Madison. Madison, 1866. 88p. D. 
 
 Eleazer Williams and the lost prince. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 6, pp. 208-342. 
 
 The effect of duties oti imports, upon the value of gold. 
 
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 Smith, Reeder. Appeal in behalf of Lawrence University, of Wiscon- 
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 Importance and claims of the Lawrence University, of Wisconsin, 
 
 founded in 1848 by Hon. A. A. Lawrence and the late Samuel Apple- 
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 212 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Smith, Thomas Alexander. Mathematics iu our public schools. 
 
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 Discourse delivered before the State historical society of Wiscon- 
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 Reprinted iti Xortliwentern Journal (Madison, Wis ), v. 1, 1850. 
 
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 VoL 2 not published. 
 
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 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 9.5-103. 
 
 Early days at Prairie du Chien, and the Winnebago outbreak 
 
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 Ibid., pp. 123-153. 
 
 Somers, a. N. Prehistoric cannibalism in America. 
 
 Ptipnlnr Science Montlihj, v. 42, 1892, pp. 203-207. 
 
 SouTHWORTH, Edward. Ecce ecclesia, or an examination of the pam- 
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 Spalding, Er.\stus W. The incarnation: the source of life and immor- 
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 - — The church in her relation to sectarianism. An essay read before 
 
 tlie Milwaukee convocation iu St. Luke's church, Whitewater, Wis., 
 ou Wednesday, November 12, 1884. Milwaukee: The Young Church- 
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 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 213 
 
 Sparling, Samuel Edwin. lufluence ol" American revolution on the 
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 The Aegis, v. 7. 18<.«. pp. 8-11. 
 
 Co-operative book-buying. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 77-78. 
 
 Spencer, David Ellsworth. Local government in Wijconsin. Madi- 
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 Spencer, Robert Closson. Letter to Hon. Edward Salomon, in rela- 
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 Spencer family history and genealogy. Illust. Milwaukee, 1889. 
 
 26p. ob. O. 
 
 The Wisconsin system of public day schools for deaf mutes. 
 
 Cjlunthian Hi'itory of Educatijn in Wisconain, 1893, pp. 354-37.5. 
 
 Sperrt, Johnson. Diabetes mellitu<!. 
 
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 214 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Spooner, John Coit. Interstate commerce. Jrpeech in the senate of the 
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 Rehitious Ijetween the senate and the executive departments. 
 
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 In memoriam: Hon. Wm. T. Price of W^isconsin. Remarks in the 
 
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 8p. O. 
 
 Interstate commei-ce. Speech in the senate of the United States, 
 
 Friday, January 14, 1887. Washington, 1887. ^^p. O. 
 
 Speech, presenting the name of General Jeremiah M. Rusk to the 
 
 national republican convention, n. p., 1888. 6p. O. 
 
 Effect of free trade upon the industries of Great Britain. Speech 
 
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 Killing of Joseph Hoffman; and, Southern elections. Speeches in 
 
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 Admission of South Dakota. Speech delivered in the United 
 
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 Statistics of farm and other indel)teduess. Speech in the senate 
 
 of the United States, January 21 and 22, 1890. Washington, 1890. 
 7p. O. 
 
 Compulsory education. Bennett law. From his speech in Mil- 
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 Die rede des bnndes-Senator John C. Spooner iiber die schulfrage. 
 
 )}. p., 1890. 8p. O. 
 
 The Fanz case. Speech in the senate of the United States, Jan- 
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 Federal elections. Speech in the senate of the United States, De- 
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 The sugar bounty. Reciprocity. Remarks in the senate of the 
 
 United States, September 8, 1890. Washington, 1890. 16p. O. 
 
 Argument before the supreme court, September 22, 1892, in the 
 
 case [relative to] apportioning the state into legislative districts. 
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 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 215 
 
 Spooner, Roger Coit. A synoptical index of the general and private 
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 Sprague, Almerin R. Study of English literature. 
 
 Wisconsin Jouniiil 1 if Education, v. 11, 1881, pp. .53-1)1. 
 
 Squier, Miles P, The province of the American scholar; an inau- 
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 Madison, 1885. lOGp. O. 
 
 Shadowlight. A poem. Evansville, 1885. lOip. T. 
 
 Stansbury, Emory. Conservative methods in medicine. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin. 1886, pp. 114-130. 
 
 Staples, N. A. Sermon on the " Irrepressible conflict." Preached on 
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 Stearns, Isaac Holden. A practical treatise on insanity. Being a con- 
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 57p. O. 
 
 Homer and his heroines. 
 
 y^orth American Review, v. 91, 1860. pp. 301-3-20. 
 
 The Miltonic deity. 
 
 Vhrititian Review, v. 28, 1863, pp. 620-645. 
 
 The Emperor Marcus Aurelius. 
 
 Baptist Quarterly, v. 0, 1872, pp. 187-203. 
 
 Stearns, John William. Some incalculable elements of school work. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 10, 1880, pp. 334-.343. 
 Mr. White's failure. 
 
 Id., V. 11, 1881, pp. 101-106. 
 
 A method of teaching geography. 
 
 Id., V. 12, 1882, pp. 423-431.
 
 2l6 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Stearns, John William. Report on a professional establishment of the 
 status of the teacher. 
 
 Id., V. 13, 18S3, pp. 1-8. 
 
 (ireat teachers. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 3G-.J-378. 
 
 - Elementary education. 
 
 Id., V. 14, 18H4, pp. 3ir-33t;. 
 
 - The public schools and morality. A paper read before the national 
 educational association, at Saratoga Springs, July 15, 1885. Madi- 
 son, 1885. rip. O. 
 
 - United States history in elementary schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 15, 18S5, jjp. 457-400. 
 
 - Notes of a vacation ramble. 
 
 Id.,v. 16, 1886; v. 17, 1887. 
 
 - The Socratic element in teaching. * 
 
 Journal of Proceedings, National Educational Association, 1887. 
 
 - About school discipline. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 17, 1887, pp. 201-aiO. 
 
 - Public schools in the Argentine Republic. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 305 311. 
 
 - Science in elementary schools. 
 
 76(VL.pp. 406-410. 
 
 Waste in elementary education. 
 
 Id., V. 18, 188S, pp. 434-448. 
 
 Our elementary programs. 
 
 /(/., V. 1!», ISW), pp. io.vn7. 
 
 Two primers and the primer war. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 148-151.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 21/ 
 
 Stearns, John William. Way notes of a winter holiday. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 59-e-.', 101-105, 142-M8. 
 
 The correlation of subjects in elementary programs. 
 
 Journal of Proceedings, National Elucational Association, 1899, pp. 200-206. 
 
 - The Co'umbian history of education in Wisconsin. Edited by 
 J. W. Stearns. Milwaukee: State Committee on World's Fair Edu- 
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 - Pedagogy at the University of Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 228-230. 
 
 - The Wisconsin teachers' association. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 30.J-312. 
 
 - Summer school for teachers. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 314-310. 
 
 - The Wisconsin Journal of Education. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 430-434. 
 
 Dr. Stearns is editor of The Wisconsin Journal of Education, and the author of 
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 Steele, George McKendbee. Population and sustenance. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsi^i Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 2, 1873-74, 
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 — - — Gold as a standard of value. 
 
 Transactions Wi.sconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1875-76, pp. 201-210. 
 
 The currency question, n. p., n. d. 20p. O. 
 
 Steele, George M. Two cases of fractures of the patella. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 26, 1892, pp. 200-218. 
 
 Steinlein, Augustus. Bunte Bliithen (poems). Portrait. La Crosse, 
 1881. 198p. T. 
 
 Sterling, John W. Protection from lightning. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 13, 1874-75, pp. 92-113.
 
 2lS WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Stevens, Breese J. Wisconsin and Fox rivers improvement. Letter 
 addressed to Hon. William Wiudom, Washiuj^tou, March 2, 1874. 
 Washington, 1874. 27p. O. 
 
 ■ Sketch of Hon. Andrew Proudflt. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 10, jip. ■J4H-4.")0. 
 
 Stewart, Is.\ac Newton. A word about school sanitation. 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 188S, pp. 192-109. 
 
 Appleton public schools. 
 
 ColuniOian Histonjuf Education in Wisconsin, \KV^, pp. 537-530. 
 
 Stewart, J. W. Early history of Green county. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Colhctions, v. 3, pp. 4'Jl-42t!. 
 
 Stewart, Sarah A. Industrial education. 
 
 Wisconsin .Jiiiinidl of Kdncation, v. 14, 18S1, pp. 07-108. 
 
 Stickney, James Sjiitu. What I should lik-e to do. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State HortictMural Society, v. 7, 1877, pp. 30-30. 
 
 Roses for the million. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 187'J-S0, pp. 55 00. 
 
 What should horticulture do for our homes ? 
 
 Id., V. 11, 1880-S], pp. 41)-58. 
 
 Timber culture. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 150-105. 
 
 Some of our native trees. 
 
 Id., V. 20, 1890, pp. 04-71. 
 
 Stinchfield, Daniel L. Illustrated Waupaca. Containing a brief his- 
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 their present officers; a general description of the city and its trade. 
 Waupaca, 1888. lOOp. S. 
 
 Stone, George. Address delivered, Sept. 14, 1873, on the burial of 
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 Stone, ViNNiE V. Masquerade elements. An essay. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 12, 1882, pp. 287-293. 
 
 Storrow, Samuel A. The north we.st in 1817. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 0, pp. 154-187.
 
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 Wis., 1881. 64p. O. 
 
 Strong, H. P. Village sanitary work. 
 
 Second Annual Report, state Board of Heallli of Wisconsin, is;r. pp. lOl-lli. 
 
 General hygienic knowledge a necessity for the people. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, 1880, Id., pp 1-17. 
 
 Strong, Moses. Prehistoric mounds of Grant county, Wisconsin, 
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 Annual Report S}nitlisoni(in Insiiiution, is;0, pp. 42-1-43-2. 
 
 Antiquities in Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., 1877, pp. 239-216. 
 
 Strong, Moses McCuRE. Remarks on banks and railroad bonds, made 
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 A compilation of the several acts of the legislature of Wisconsin 
 
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 Territorial legislation in Wisconsin. Annual address before the 
 
 State historical society of Wisconsin, Feb. 4, 1870. Madison, 1870. 
 38p. O. 
 
 Indian wars of Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisc07isin Historical Collections, v. 8, pp. 211-286. 
 
 To the vestry of Trinity church, Mineral Point, Wis., June 27, 
 
 1881. Mineral Point, 1881. 3p. O. 
 
 Report of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the State bar 
 
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 History of the territory of Wisconsin from 1836 to 1818. Pre- 
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 220 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Stuart, James Reeve. The harmonic method in Greek ar^. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 4, 1876-7T, 
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 Sutherland, George E. The negro in the late war. 
 
 War Papers, Commanderij of Wisconsin, Militari/ Order of Loyal Legion 
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 Sutherland, James. Early Wisconsin exploration and settlement. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. ID, pp. -'Tli :ilil. 
 
 Swart, Rose C. Primary education. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. il'j-i22. 
 
 Function of geography in a course of study. 
 
 /(/., V. 9, 1^79, Pi). 1-8. 
 
 Woman's work in education. 
 
 Jd., V. 17, 1887, pp. 441-4.50, 491-499. 
 
 Sweet, Edmund Theodore. Notes on the geology of northern Wis- 
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 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 3, 1875-76, 
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 On kerosene oil. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 77-83. 
 
 Geology of the western Lake Superior district. 
 
 Geology ('f Wisconsin, v. 3, 1873-79. i)p. 30.V362. 
 
 SwEZEY, Goodwin D. On some points in the geology of the region about 
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 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
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 SwiLER, John W. Institution life for the deaf and dumb. 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 14, 1884, pp. 68-78. 
 
 Sylvester, Charles Herbert. Morning in the mountains. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 19, 18^9, pp. 4.")3-45l). 
 
 Towards the summits. 
 
 ]d., V. 20, 1890, pp. 45-55. 
 
 The world and the t<>acher. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 3U3-310.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 221 
 
 Tanner, Herbert B. New synthetic drugs. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Societu of Wisconsin, 1889, pp. 171-178. 
 
 Tascher, Julia M. Arbutus and dandelions. A novel. New York 
 J. J. Little & Co., 1883. 400p. D. 
 
 Tatlock, John, Jr. Occultations observed at Beloit, Wis., in 1884-85. 
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 Reprinted from Month! y Xoticcx of the Roi/al Astronoinical Society, v. 46, No. 5. 
 
 Taylor. David. The revised statutes of the state of Wisconsin, as 
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 W. J. Gilbert, 1871. 2v. Q. 
 
 Taylor, Horace Adolphus. To regulate railroad traffic in Wisconsin. 
 Speeches made in the Wisconsin senate [March, 1889J, together with 
 statistics showing comparative rates of freight in Wisconsin and 
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 Farming in Europe and Africa. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 27, 1889, pp. 200-207 
 
 Taylor, Henry J. Suggestions on the reading of our boys and girls 
 and directed to the pupils, patrons, and teachers of our common 
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 The function of the high school. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1883, pp. 483-487 
 
 Taylor, Stephen. Description of ancient remains, animal mounds and 
 embankments, principally in the counties of Grant, Iowa, and Rich- 
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 American Journal of Science, v. 44, 1842, pp. 21-40. 
 
 Wisconsin; its rise and progress, with notices of Mineral Point 
 
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 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 2, pp. 480-490.
 
 222 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY'. 
 
 Tex Broeck, William P. The genesis and the exodus of the gospel; or^ 
 the two eminent days of our Lord Jesus Christ. A treatise wherein 
 it is shown that Dec. 25, B. C. 8, was the day of the nativity; 
 Mar. 20, A. D. 28, was the day of the passion. La Crosse: W. J. 
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 Tenney, Daniel Kent. Memorial on assessment reform, to the Wiscon- 
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 Memorial concerning railway licenses, to the Wisconsin legislature. 
 
 Madison, 1885. 15p. O. 
 
 Tenney, Henry Cadle. W^ritings of Henry Cadle Tenney, compiled 
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 Tenney, Horace A. Early times in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical CuUections, v. 1, pp. OHO-J. 
 
 Sketch of the character of Hon. George Hyer. 
 
 Id., V. G, pp. 150-153. 
 
 Genealogy of the Tenney family, more particularly of the family 
 
 of Daniel Tenney and Sylvia Kent, his wife, from 16.34 and 1638 t» 
 - 1875. Madison, 1875. 76p. O. , 
 
 Original creation of the soil of Wisconsin; its past compared with 
 
 its present condition; means of improved futvire fertility. 
 
 Transactions IVisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 14, 1875-70, pp. 3-18-358. 
 
 Town of Madison. 
 
 In Park's Ili.itori/ of Madison. 1S77. pp .')30-50-2. 
 
 Memorial record of the fathers of Wisconsin; containing sketche.s 
 
 of the lives and career of the members of the constitutional conven- 
 tions of 1816 and 1847 8. With a history of early settlement in Wis- 
 consin. Prepared by.H. A. Tenney and David Atwood. Madison: 
 The State, 1880. 400p. O. 
 
 >Ia.ior Tenney lias for many years been a frequent contributor to the Madison 
 press, upon toijics of the ilay ami matters of interest in Wisconsin history. He was 
 in earlisr (lays editor of The Wi.^consin .flcf/us (M ulison), ri,e Wiiconsia Patriot 
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 Terry, J. H. Our high schools; their merits and defects, 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 8-10,
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS- 223 
 
 Terry, J, L. Pupil and l.eacher. Paper read at the meeting of the 
 Wisconsin teachers' association, Sheboygan, July 12, 1883. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 3:W-336. 
 
 Thayer, Mason A. The farmer's four-acre fruit-garden. 
 
 Wisconsin Farmers'' Institutes, l^iillctin No. 5, 1891, pp. 67-72. 
 
 Thom, Henry Cassius. Summer feeding. 
 
 Id., Bulletin No. 2, 188S, pp. 'IG-lOl. 
 
 Can we grow beef profitably on high-priced land? 
 
 Id , Bulletin No .3, 1^89. pp. 81-83. 
 
 The needs of our public schools. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 114-117. 
 
 Food adulteration. 
 
 Id., Bulletin No. 4, 1890, pp. 63-67. 
 
 Can beef be produced in "Wisconsin? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 149-152. 
 
 Shall we have pure food? 
 
 Id., BulletiQ No. 5, 1S91, pp. 209-21.5. 
 
 Thomas, George Francis. Legends of the land of lakes; or, history, tra- 
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 pioneers, voyageurs, and Indians; with descriptive accounts 
 of the many natural cuiiosities met with from Lake Huron 
 to the Columbia river, and the meaning and derivation of names 
 of rivers, lakes, towns, etc., of the northwest. By George Francis 
 [pseud.]. Illu.st. Chicago, 188i. v-}-180pp. O. 
 
 - The .sportsman's guide to the northern lakes; with hints on fishing 
 and trapping. By George Francis [pseud.]. Chicago, 1885. 99p. D 
 
 Thomas, John E. Thoughts by the wayside, wise and otherwise. 
 
 Transactions Wi.scon.sin State Horticultural Society, v. 10, 1879 80, pp. 75-81. 
 Pioneer settlement of Sheboygan county. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 9, ])p. 389-396. 
 
 Thomas, Sebastian. Schools and schoolmasters of Germany. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 13, 1883, pp. 277-281.
 
 224 WISCONSIN lirSTOKICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Thomson, Alexander McDonald. The natural resources and manu- 
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 M'dlliiifi'K Alias of Wixconstn. ISTii, iip. iO-'^i. 
 
 Asahel Finch. Memorial sketch. 
 Proceedings state Hintorical Society of Wisconsin, December, 1801, pp. 96-!00. 
 
 Thwaites, Reuben Gold. A history of Winnebago county, Wisconsin. 
 Oshkosh, Wis., 1876. 28p. F. 
 
 Reprinted in broadsides from The Oshkosh Daily Times. 
 
 - Historical sketch of the public schools of Madison, Wisconsin, 
 1838-1885. Madison: Board of Education, 1886. 84p. O. 
 
 The same, condensed and brought down to date, in Coluinhian History of Educa- 
 tion, 18113. pp. 4ri)-4yo. 
 
 The Black Hawk war. 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 5, 1880-8", pp. 32-45, 181 1!6. 
 
 Biographical sketch of Lyman C. Draper. Portrait. 37p Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Magazine of We.stcDi History, v. 5, ]88ti-S7. 
 
 - The record of the Madison Literary club, of Madison, Wisconsin, 
 1877-1887. Compiled by the secretary. Madison, 1887. 42p. O. 
 
 Biographical sketch of David Atwood. Portrait. 37p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Magazine of Western History, v. 5, 188d-8r. 
 
 Boundaries of Wisconsin. 
 
 Magazine of Western History, v. 0, 1887, pp. 4'^0-r)ni, .V^O-Sll. 
 
 The State historical society of Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. r, 1887-88, pp. 549-.560 
 
 The same, condensed and brought down to date, in Columbian History of Educa- 
 tion. IHO.-i. pp. 305-40.-J. 
 
 - Historic waterways; six liuudred miles of canoeing down the Rock, 
 Fo.x, and Wisconsin rivers. Maps. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 
 1888. 2'J8p. D.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 225 
 
 Thwaites, Retben Gold. The study of local history in the Wisconsin 
 schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888, pp. 465-470. 
 
 Collections of the State historical .society of Wisconsin. Edited 
 
 and annotated by Reuben G. Thwaites. Vol. 11. Portrait. Maps. 
 Madi-sou: The State, 1888. xiii-|-548p. O. 
 
 Narrative of Andrew J. Vieau, Sr., in an interview with the editor 
 
 [Reuben G. Thwaites]. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 11, pp. ~'18-^3~. 
 
 George P. Delaplaine's statement, in an interview with the editor 
 
 [Reuben G. Thwaites]. 
 
 Jbid , pp. 24:^246. 
 
 Reminiscences of Morgan L. Martin, 1827-1887. Edited and anno- 
 tated, with biographical sketch, by Reuben G. Thwaites. Madison, 
 1888. 37p. O 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 The boundaries of Wisconsin; with a general historical survey of 
 
 the division of the Northwest Territory into states. Illustrated b; 
 eleven maps. Madison, 1883. 59p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 Early days in Jefferson county. By Elisha W. Keyes. Edited 
 
 and annotated by Reuben G. Thwaites. Madison, 1888. 19p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid 
 
 First triennial catalogue of the portrait gallery of the State his- 
 torical society of Wisconsin. Compiled by Reuben G. Thwaites, 
 secretary, and Daniel S. Durrie, librarian. Madison: The State, 1889. 
 56p. O. 
 
 Essays and monographs. By William Francis Allen. Memorial 
 
 volume. [Edited by David B. Frankenburger, Reuben G. Thwaites, 
 Frederick J. Turner, and Joseph H. Crooker.] Portrait. Boston: 
 The Editors, 1890. vi-f 392p. O. 
 
 The story of Wisconsin. lUust. Map. Boston: D. Lothrc^ Co.' 
 
 1890. 389p. O. 
 
 Stoi'y of the States iSeries. 
 
 David Atwood. Memorial address presented to the State histor- 
 ical society of Wisconsin, January 2, 1 890. 
 
 Proceedings State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1890, pp. 101-113. 
 
 16 - Bib.
 
 226 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Thwaites, Reuben Gold. Preliminary notes on the distribution of for- 
 eign groups in Wisconsin. Tp. O. 
 
 Keprintel rniiii Ihid. 
 
 The colonies. 1492-1750. Maps. Xew York and London: Long- 
 mans, Green & Co., 1891. xviii+JJOlp. S. 
 
 Epochs of American Hiatury Series. 3J eil . i-'vUvl, isri-i; 4tli eil., IS'.rj. 
 
 The library of the State historical society of Wisconsin. 
 
 Library Journal, v. 1(5, 1891, pp. 203--^?. 
 
 A western historical collector [Lyman C. Draper]. 
 
 The JSTationctl Magazine, v. 15, 1803, pp. 4:8-487. 
 
 - Village life in old England. Illust. 
 
 Neio England Magazine, v. 0, n. s., 1892, pp. 275-289. 
 
 - Collections of the State historical society of Wisconsin. Edited 
 and annotated by Reuben Gold Thwaites. v. 12. Portraits. Maps.. 
 Madison, Wis.: The State, 1892. xix+i9Sp. O. 
 
 - The Wisconsin Winnebagoes. An interview with Moses Paquette^ 
 by the editor, Reuben G. Thwaites. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 13. pp. .''0<)-433. 
 
 - Lyman Copeland Draper. A memoir. Portrait. Madison, 1892. 
 
 22p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 - The story of the Black Hawk war. Madison, 1892. 51p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 - The Spaniards in North America. 
 
 Wisconsin Columbian Circular, Madison, 1892, pp. 34-37. 
 
 - Second triennial catalogue of the portrait gallery of the State- 
 historical society of Wisconsin. Compiled by Reuben Gold 
 Thwaites, secretary. Madison: The State, 1892. xii-f74p. O. 
 
 - Onr cycling tour in England; from Canterbury to Dartmoor for- 
 est, and back by way of Bath, Oxford, and the Thames valley. Illust- 
 Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1892. 315p. D. 
 
 Early schools in Wisconsin. 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 78-83.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 22; 
 
 TiLSON, Ida E. Recreation and employment for women . 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin titute Horticultural Socicti/, v. 14, ISKJ, pp. 40-44. 
 
 The northern and the southern home 
 
 Ibid., pp. 1~'.)-186, 
 
 Nature's .suggestiveness. 
 
 /(/., V. 15, 18».5, pp. 114-122. 
 
 Home adornment. 
 
 Id., V. It), l.SS(i, pp. 208-21(3. 
 
 The slaughter of the innocent. 
 
 Id., V. 17, 1887, pp. 122-130. 
 
 Looking backward, in Wisconsin. 
 
 Id., V. 21, 1891, pp. 184-190. 
 
 TiLTON, Frank. Sketch of the great fires in Wisconsin at Peshtigo, the 
 Sugar Bush, Menekavme, Williamsonville, and generally on the 
 shores of Green Bay; with thrilling and truthful incidents by eye 
 witne.sses. lllust. Green Bay, 1871. 116p. O. 
 
 ToBEY, Charles H. M. Anita; or, the innkeeper's daughter. [Operetta.] 
 Milwaukee, 1875. IGp. O. 
 
 Todd, James E. A description of some fossil tracks from the Potsdam 
 sandstone. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v, 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 2713-281. 
 
 Tolman, Albert Harris. The laws of tone-color in the English lan- 
 guage. [Philosophical criticism.] - 
 
 Andover Review, v. 7. 1887, pp. 320-337. 
 
 The style of Anglo-Saxon poetry. 31p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transact ions and Proceedings, Modern Lanc/uaye Association of 
 America, v. 3, 1887. 
 
 The pronunciation of initial cl and gl in English words.* 
 
 Modern Languac/e Notes, v. 2, 1887, p. 222.
 
 228 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 ToLMAN, Albert Harris. Not. . .nor or not. . .Or? or both? 
 
 Id , V. 4, 1889, p. 143. 
 
 Shakespeare's part in " The Taming: of the Shrew." | Ph. D. disser- 
 tation.] 82p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Id., v. 5, 1890. 
 
 Morris-Skeat's Chaucer: The proloj?Tie, the knighte's tale, the 
 
 nonne preestes tale. [Review.] 4p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid. 
 
 The dactylic hexameter in English prose. 
 
 Id., V. 0, 1891, p. 1-J4. 
 
 Studies in Macbeth. 5p. O, 
 
 Reprinted from Atlantic Monthly, v. 09, 1892. 
 
 Obituarj' sketch of Prof. Bernhard ten Brink [Strassburg], * 
 
 Ibid., p. 191. 
 
 Prof. Tolmaii has had numerous shorter articles in Modern Lanauage Notes; 
 and wrote of " Lanier"s Science of English Verse " in Memorial of Sidn«!/ Lanier, 
 Baltimore, 1888. He lias also had articles in The New York Independent . 
 
 ToLMAN, Herbert Gushing. Eight books of Ca?sar's Gallic war. By 
 William Rainey Harper, Ph. D., and Herbert Gushing Tolman, Ph. D. 
 Illust. Maps. New York: American Book Co., 1891. viii+502p. D. 
 
 - The cuneiform inscriptions on the monuments of the Acheemeni- 
 des. Madison, 1891. 33p. O. 
 
 Reprin'ed fro:u Transactions Wisconun Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 V. 8, 1888-91. 
 
 - A grammar of the old Persian language; with the inscriptions of 
 the Achsemenian kings, and vocabulary. Boston, 1892. 55p. ob. T. 
 
 The gospel of Matthew in Greek. Edited by Alexander Kerr and 
 
 Herbert Gushing Tolman. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Co., 1892. 
 
 XXV -f- ll''P- 1>- 
 Should the study of Hebrew be begun in college? 
 
 The JEgis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 201-202. 
 
 Toole, William. Ferns. 
 
 Tranitactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 10, 1879-80, pp. 294-302.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 229 
 
 ToRREV, Return D. Fairs, and what I know of them. 
 
 Transactions Norihern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 
 V.8, 1880-81, pp. 170-178. 
 
 Essentials to prosperous communities. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1883-84, pp. 117-123. 
 
 TowEB, Franklyn James. Milk infection. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, 1891, pp. 302-310. 
 Townsend, E. H. Locomotor ataxia. 
 
 Tra7isactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 2G, 1892, pp. 133-139. 
 
 Tract, Ira. Infant baptism; when and where should the ordinance be 
 administered. 
 
 Congregational Review, v. 8, 1858, pp. 53-66. 
 
 Trelease, William. The onion mould. (Peronospora schleideniana. De 
 
 Bary.) 
 
 First An7iual Report, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Wiscon- 
 sin, 1883, pp. 38-44. 
 
 The apple scab and leaf blight. (Fusicladium dendriticum. Wall- 
 roth.) 
 
 Ibid., pp. 45-56. 
 
 Preliminary list of the parasitic fungi of Wisconsin. Madison, 
 
 1884. 40p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions of Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Let' 
 ters, V. 6, 18il-63, pp. 106-144. 
 
 The spot disease of strawberry leaves. Illust. 20p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Second Annual Report, Agricultiwal Experiment Station, Uni- 
 versity of Wisconsin, 1884. 
 
 - Observations on several zoogloeae and related forms. 1884. 
 24p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Studies from Biological Laboratory, Johns Hopkins Univer- 
 sity, V. 3, No. 4, 18a3-84. 
 
 - The genus cintractia. 1885. 2p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Bulletin of Torrey Botanical Club, July, 1885. 
 
 - A yellow opium mould. (Eurotium aspergillusglacus, Lk.) n. p.y 
 1885. 4p. O.
 
 230 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Trelease, William. The " working " of the Madison lakes. Plates. 
 
 Transactionx Wiaconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 7, 1883-87, 
 pp. 121-129. 
 
 The morels and puff-balls of Madison, Wis. Plates. Madison, 
 
 1887. IGp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Ibid . 
 
 Only such of Professor Trelease's work is given above as appeared (liiring his resi- 
 dence in Wisconsin, 18M3-8.J. He has since published much in the department of 
 botany. He is now director of the Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis. 
 
 TscHUDY, J. Jacob. The Swiss colony of New Glarus, by Hon. John 
 Luchsin^er. With additional notes by J. J. Tschudy. Madison, 
 1879. 35p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 8. 
 
 Turner. Andrew Jackson. The gerrymander of Wisconsin. A review 
 of the legislative apportionment act of 1891. n. p., 1891. 47p. O. 
 
 2ded., 1891, 26p. O. 
 
 Turner, Frederick Jackson. Outline studies in the history of the 
 northwest. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr &. Co., 1888. 12p. S. 
 
 Unity Club Leaflets, No. 7. 
 
 Wisconsin, historical and statistical. 
 
 Eiicyclop<vdia Britannica (ninth edition;, v. 21, pp. 617-619. 
 
 [Review of] Hales' Franklin in France. 
 
 Dial, V. 8, 18S7-88, pp. 7-10; v. 9, 18SS -89, pp. 204-206. 
 
 [Review of] Roosevelt's The Winning of the West. 
 
 7(/.,v. 10, 1889, pp. 71-73. 
 
 The character and iulluence of the fur trade in Wisconsin. An 
 
 address before the State historical society of Wisconsin at its an- 
 nual meeting, January 3, 1889. Madison, 1889. 47p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Proceedings State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1889. 
 
 The conquest and organization of the Nortliwest Territory. Out- 
 line of fifth lecture, delivered March 28, 188i), in Teachers' course of 
 lectures on American history, in the hall of the Washington high 
 school. Baltimore, 1880. 4p. O. 
 
 Essays and monographs. By William Francis Allen. Memorial 
 
 volume. [Kdited by David B. Fraukeuburger, Reuben G. Thwaites, 
 Frederick J. Turner, and Joseph H. Crooker.] Portrait. Boston- 
 The Editors, 1890. vi+392p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 23 1 
 
 Turner, Frederick Jackson. The journal of a Penusylvania senator. 
 [Review of Maclay's Journal.] 
 
 Dial, V. 12, 1891, pp 78-81. 
 
 The character and influence of the Indian traf^e in Wisconsin, 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Studies, v. fl, 1891. 
 
 Syllabus of a university extension course of six lectures on the 
 
 colonization of North America. Madison, 1891. 20p. O. 
 
 Thesam<^, revised, in 1893. 
 
 The extension work of the University of Wisconsin. 
 
 University Extension, v. 1, 1892, pp. 311-324. 
 
 The school of economics, political science, and history. 
 
 The Mgis, v. 6, 1892, pp. 447-1.50. 
 
 Problems in American history. 
 
 Id., V. 7, 1892, pp. 48 52. 
 
 ^ A new history of America. [Review of Edward John Payne's The 
 
 New World.J 
 
 The Dial, v. 13, 1892, pp. 389-391. 
 
 University extension in Wisconsin. 
 
 Columbian History of Educaiion in Wisconsin, 1893, pp 391-394. 
 
 Professor Turner has also written much for the newspaper press on historical 
 subjects, and is the author of numerous unpublished historical lectures. 
 
 TuTTLE, Charles RicH.^RD. An illustrated history of the state of Wis- 
 consin. Being a complete civil, political, and military history of the 
 state, from its first exploration down to 1875. . . . Illust. Boston, 
 Mass., and Madison, Wis.: B. B.Russell, 1875. 800p. O. 
 
 An illustrated history of the state of Iowa. Being a complete civil, 
 
 political, and military history of the state, from its first exploration 
 down to 1875. By Prof. Charles R. Tuttle, assisted by Daniel S. 
 Durrie. Portraits. Map, Chicago: Richard S. Peale & Co., 1876. 
 732p. O. 
 
 The centennial northwest. An illustrated history of the north- 
 west. Being a full and complete civil, political, and military history 
 of this great .section of the United States from its earliest settle- 
 ment to the present time. By Charles R. Tuttle and Rev. A. C. Pen- 
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 232 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 T'«ri)MBLT, John H. Mechanical and manufacturinp: industries. Annual 
 address delivered Sept. 25, 1873. before the State agricultural society 
 o£ Wisconsin. 
 
 Transactions 'iVisconsin State Agricultural Socitty, v. 12, 1873-74, pp. 95-110. 
 
 Uph.\m, Arthur Aguita. Twenty weeks in manual training. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v -JO, ]8'.K). pp. -'(;G-:>72, 31S-31'.I, 3.V.»-:5G2, 400-403,. 
 454-450, 504-507. 
 
 Elementary lessons in manual training. New York: E. L. Kel- 
 logg, 1892. * 
 
 Uph.\m, Don Alonzo J. A paper on the judicial and legal condition of 
 the Territory of W^isconsin, at and after its organization, by Andrew 
 G. Miller, D. A. J. Upham, and W. A. Prentiss, a committee of the 
 Old Settlers' club of Milwaukee county. Read before the club, July 
 4, 1870. Milwaukee, 1870. 17p. O. 
 
 Vahey, John W. Science and revealed religion; and, Total abstinence. 
 Milwaukee, 1875. 22p. O. 
 
 Vance, James Ward. Bee keeping. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 2], 1883, pp. 287-295. 
 
 Honey. 
 
 Ihid., pp. 337-340. 
 
 Van Cleef, Frank Louis. De attractiouis in enuntiationibus relativis 
 usu Platonico. Bonnae, 1890. 54p. O. 
 
 The pseudo-Gregorian drama Xp/'^roi nd6xooy, in its relation to 
 
 the te.xt of Euripides, Madison, 1892. IGp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin Acadimy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 
 
 y. 8, 1888-yi. 
 
 Van Hise, Charles Richard. Cry.stalliue rocks of the Wisconsin val- 
 ley. By R. D. Irving and C. R. Van Hise. Plates. 
 
 Oeology of Winconsin, v. 4, 18H2, pp. 623-714. 
 
 On secondary enlargements of feldspar fragments in certain Ke- 
 
 weenawan sandstones. 
 
 American Journal uf Science, v. 127, 1884, pp. 399-403. 
 
 - On secondary enlargements of mineral fragments in'certain rocks. 
 By R. D. Irving aud C. R. Van Hise. Illust. Plates. 5Gp. O 
 Bulletins United States Geological Survey, v. 2, 1884-85. 
 
 I
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 233 
 
 Van Hise, Charles Richard. Enlarf,'ements of hornblende fragments^ 
 5p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Amei-ican Journal of Science, v. 130, 1885. 
 
 - Upon the origin of the mica-schiBts and black mica-slates of the 
 Penokee-Go?ebic iron-bearing series. 9p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Id., v 131, 1886. 
 
 - Note on the enlargement of hornblendes and augites in frag- 
 mental and eruptive rocks. 4 p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 135, 1887. 
 
 - The crystalline schists of the Lake Superior district. By R. D. 
 Irving, T. C. Chamberlin, and C. R. Van Hise. * 
 
 International Geological Congress, 4th session, London, 1888, pp. 156-170. 
 
 - Administrative report of the Lake Superior division, United States 
 geological survey, for the year 1887-88. 
 
 Ninth Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 1887-88, pp. 79-84. 
 The same, for 1888-89, Tenth Annual Report, Id., pp. 123-128. 
 
 - The iron ores of the Penokee-Gogebic series of Michigan and Wis- 
 consin. 16p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v . 137, 1889. 
 
 The chemical origin of the Vermillion lake iron ores. * 
 
 Am^erican Geologist, v. 4, 1889, pp. .382-383. 
 
 The pie-Cambrian rocks of the Black Hills. Plate. 42p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Bidletin of Geological Society of America, v. 1, 1890. 
 
 - The Penokee iron-bearing series of Michigan and Wisconsin. By 
 Roland Duer Irving and Charles Richard Van Hise. Plates. Maps. 
 Washington, 1890. 163p. Q. 
 
 Reprinted from Tenth Annual Report, United States Geological Survey, 1888-89. 
 
 - An attempt to harmonize some apparently conflicting views of 
 Lake Superior stratigraphy. 21p O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 141, 1891.
 
 234 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Van Hise, Charles Richard. Lake Superior stratigraphy. * 
 
 American Utuloyist, v. 7, 1891, pp. 38:^-3SG. 
 
 Origiu of the irou ores of the Lake Superior region. Plates. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Scitnces, Arts and Letters, v. 8, 1888-91, 
 pp. 210-229. 
 
 - The iron ores of the Marquette district of Michigan. ITp. O. 
 
 Keiirinled from Antcrican Jtmriutl of Science, v. 143, LSy:>. 
 
 - Observations upon the structural relations of the Upper Huronian, 
 Lower Huronian, and Basement Comple.x on the north shore of Lake 
 Huron. By Raphael Pumpelly and C. R. Van Hise. lOp. O. 
 
 Reprinted from American Journal of Science, v. 143, 1892. 
 
 - Correlation papers— Archaean and Algonkian. Maps. Washing- 
 ton, 1892. 549p. O. 
 
 Bulletin, United States Geological Survey, No. 813, 1892. 
 
 - The Penokee iron-bearing series of Michigan and Wisconsin. By 
 Roland Duer Irving and Charles Richard Van Hise. Illust. Plates. 
 Maps. Washington, 1892. 53Up. Q. 
 
 Monographs United States Geological Stirvey, No. xi.v. 
 
 - An historical sketch of the Lake Superior region, to Cambrian 
 time. Map. 
 
 Journal of Geology, v. 1, 1893, pp. n3-l-J8. 
 
 - The pre- Cambrian rocks of North America. 
 
 International Geological Congress, 5th session, Washington, 1891 . (In press.) * 
 
 - Sketch of the pre-Cambrian geology south of Lake Superior, with 
 reference to illustrative localities. 
 
 Jl/id. (In press. J * 
 
 Van Slyke, David O. On baptism; the ordinance, subjects, and spiritual 
 significance; or, why christians should observe this ordinance of the 
 church; La Crosse, 1878. GTp. T. 
 
 Found at last; the veritable garden of Eden, or a place that an- 
 swers the bible description of that notable spot better than anything 
 yet discovered. Galesville, 188G. 40p. T.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 235 
 
 Van Velzer, Charles A., and Chas. S. Slichter. Advanced algebra. 
 Parts I. and II. Madison and Evanston: The Authors, 1888. 
 2v. O. 
 
 Logarithmic and trigonometric tables. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & 
 
 Co., 1891. 35p. 
 
 Manual of four-place logarithms. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 
 
 1891. 
 
 Ten folding sheets, 7x14 in. 
 
 School algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892 ix + 401p. D. 
 
 Higher algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892. 471p. D. 
 
 University algebra. Madison: Tracy, Gibbs & Co., 1892. D. 
 
 In two editions, 668 and 732 p., respectively. 
 
 Van Wyck, Anthony. History of the people as illustrated by their 
 monuments. Annual address before the State historical society of 
 Wisconsin, Jan. 23, 1867. Madison, 1867. 23p. O. 
 
 Verwtst, Chrysostom. Missionary labors of fathers Marquette, Me- 
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 262p. D. 
 
 Mikana gi jigong enamog. [Chippewa prayer book.] * 
 
 Geographical names in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan, hav- 
 ing a Chippewa origin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical CoUections, v. 12, pp. .390-.398. 
 
 Viebahn, Charles Frederick. Some defects in our gi-ade systems. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 12, 1882, pp. 389-399. 
 
 Vilas, Levi Baker. Speech before union mass meetings held at La 
 Crosse, October 1, 1862, and at Madison, October 13, 1862. 8p. O. 
 
 Vilas, William Freeman. An address delivered before the law class 
 of the University of Wisconsin, at the assembly chamber, June 19, 
 1876. Madison, 1876. 28p. Q.
 
 236 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 
 
 Vilas, William Freeman. The American soldier. 
 
 Transactions ]Vi.iconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 17, 1878-i'9, pp. 455-471. 
 
 Address at the Minnesota state fair at Rochester, 1881. 
 
 Id., V. liO, 1881-82, pp. 375-392. 
 
 - Speech at Milwaukee, Wis., September 5th, 1888. Milwaukee, 1888. 
 31p. O. 
 
 The state of Wisconsin. Portraits, lllust. 
 
 Harper's Magazine, v. 82, 1801, pp. G77-69G. 
 
 The threat of the present coinage law. 
 
 Forum, v. 1.3, 1892, pp. 28.5-294. 
 
 The " Bennett Law " in Wisconsin. Portrait. 
 The Columbian (Chicago), v. 1, 1892, pp. 14-17. 
 
 ViNJE, Aad John. Civil liability of physicians for malpractice. * 
 
 Central Law Journal, v. 27, 1868, pp. 5G7-574. 
 
 Admissibility of telegrams. * 
 
 The Adcocate, v. 2, 1890, pp. 207-209. 
 
 VoGT. Casimir. Gete-dibadjimowin tchi bwa ondadisid Jesus Christ 
 gaie Jesus o bimadisiwin gaie o nibowin. lllust. St. Louis, 1885. 
 140p. S. 
 
 Gijigong ababikaigan. Katolik anamie-masinaigan. St. Louis, 
 
 1891. xi+386p. T. 
 
 VosBURG, H. J. Wayland academy, Beaver Dam. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 216-221. 
 
 Wakefield, Josephus. History of Waupaca county, Wisconsin. Por- 
 trait. Waupaca, 1890. 12l9p. D. 
 
 Walber, Albert. Die Deutsch-Englische akademie. 
 
 F'stxclirift zur Einu-eihuntisfcii r. 181I1, pp. 7-28. 
 
 Walbbidoe, Fr.anklin Eugene. Railway spine. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 20, pp. lO'y-UH.
 
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 Wabeen, Mary Evalix. Our laurels, gathered from King Bibler's 
 kingdcui. Portrait. Milwaukee: 1. L. Hauser & Co., 1880. 33p. O. 
 
 Compensation. A tale of temperance. New York, 1887. 
 
 275p. D. 
 
 - A woman's idea of kindness to animals. 
 
 TransactioHS Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 35, 1887, pp. 317-323. 
 
 - Little Jakie, the bootblack. Mauston, Wis.: Western Good Tem- 
 plar Publishing House, 1888. 19p. O. 
 
 - Farmers and farmers' wives. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1888, pp. 211-218. 
 
 Forty years ago and now. 
 
 Id., V. 27, 1889, pp. 314-330. 
 
 "Warren, Seth K. Evolution theory of the origin of worlds; embracing 
 the causes which produced the peculiarities and motions of the 
 solar system, including the asteroids, rings of Saturn, moons of 
 Uranus, meteors and comets. Lake Geneva, Wis., 1888, 84p. S. 
 
 Washburn, Cadwallader Golden. Speech at the Gayoso House, on the 
 occasion of his reception by the citizens of Memphis on his resum- 
 ing command, March 8, 1865. Memphis, 1865. 20p. S. 
 
 - Speech delivered in the house of repres entatives, March 20, 1868, 
 on the joint resolution providing for the regulation of fares and 
 freights over the Pacific railroads. Washington, 1868. 16p. O. 
 
 - Postal telegraph. Speech delivered in the house of representa- 
 tives, December 22, 1869. Washington, 1869. 29p. O. 
 
 - Address delivered before the Northern Wisconsin fair, at Oshkosh, 
 October 3, 1872. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 11, 1872-73, pp. 220-236. 
 
 Washburn, William Henry. Causes and prevention of diphtheria in 
 cities. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 25, 1891, pp. 271-281.
 
 23S WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Watrous, Jerome Anthony. The eagles and stars — Wisconsin. 
 
 ]\'((r Fajtcrs, Coinmandery of Wisconsin, Military Order of Loyal Legion of 
 United States, v. 1, IS'.il, pp. 125-139. 
 
 ■ Major General Winfleld S. Hancock. 
 
 Ibid., pp 298-301. 
 
 Webster, Imoiiene S. Dowuer college, Fox Lake, Wis. 
 
 Columbian Hittory of Education in Wi.-icnnsin. 1S'.»3. p)). li)7-:J01. 
 
 Welles, Edw.vrd Randolph. The A merican cathedral system. A sermon 
 before the clerical association, Cleveland, O., April 25, 1880. Cleve- 
 land. O., 1880. 21p. T. 
 
 Sermons and addresses. With portraits and memoirs. Edited by 
 
 his son. Rev. E. S. W^elles. Milwaukee, 1889. 8t+237p. D. 
 
 Wells, Charles Kimball. Genealogy of the Wells family, of Wells,. 
 Maine. Milwaukee, 1874. 4;^-[-,38p. O. 
 
 Wells, Oliver E. Purpose and extent of the law relating to approval 
 by the state superintendent of high school principals and assistants. 
 A paper read before the W^iscon.sin teachers' association at Madison, 
 Tuesday, December 29, 1891. Madison, 1892. 8p. O. 
 
 As state superintendent of pulilic instruction, Mr. "Wells should be credited with 
 the biennial reports ..f his di'iartinent. and the editorship of its miscellaneous 
 publications. 
 
 Wentworth, Joiix Theodore. The interstate commerce law; being the 
 act to regvxlate commerce, which was approved February 4, 1887, and 
 in effect April 5, 1887; as amended by act approved and in effect 
 March 2, 1889, and an act approved and in effect February 10, 1891;. 
 with rules and forms adopted by the commission, together with 
 annotations of cases construing the law decided by the interstate 
 commerce commission, U. S. supreme court, and federal courts. 
 Chicago: T. H. Flood ct Co., 1891. xxiii+114p. O. * 
 
 Wenzel, Henry P. Diseased meat, and its relations to health. 
 
 F^ifth A)in ual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1880, pp. 76-90. 
 
 The relation of diphtheria and erysipelas to puerperal fever. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 17, 1883, pp. 00-74. 
 
 West, G. M. Metomen, Springvale, Alto, and Waupun, Wis., during the 
 war. Brandon, 18G7. IGp. O. 
 
 West, Hattie E. The study of nature. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 273-275.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 239 
 
 West, Theresa Hubbell. Systematic catalogue of the public library 
 of the city of Milwaukee; with alphabetical author title, and sub- 
 ject indexes, 1885. By K. A. Linderfelt and T. H. West. Milwaukee: 
 Board of Trustees, 1885-86. clx+87]p. Q. 
 
 - Quarterly index of additions to the Milwaukee public library. 
 By K. A. Linderfelt and T. H. West. v. 1, 1886-87; v. 2, 1888-89; 
 V. 3, 1890-91. Milwaukee: Board of Trustees, 1888-92. 3v. Q. 
 
 - Bibliographical list of books, essays, and articles on political econ- 
 omy, with special reference to the labor question and allied topics^ 
 contained in the Milwaukee public library. Milwaukee 1887. 16p. O. 
 
 Repriuted from Quarterly Index of Additions, v. 1, 1886-87. 
 
 - Reading notes on topics in English literature, for Professor J. C 
 Freeman's course of lectures. 
 
 Qua rttrhj Index of Additions, Milwaukee Public Library, v. 3, 1801, pp. 188-190. 
 
 Whist literature of the Milwaukee public library, prepared for 
 
 the use of the First American Whist congress. 4p. 
 
 In Proceedings First American TF/usi Congress, held at Milwaukee, April 14-17, 
 1891 . 
 
 Milwaukee public library. 
 
 Columb an History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 4i2-Ai7 
 
 West, W. B. How out-door relief propagates pauperism. 
 
 Proceedings Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1888, pp. 5-2-58. 
 
 Westcott, Oliver S. The economy of practical entomology. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 19, 1880-81, pp. 280-295. 
 
 Wettstein, Theodore. Der nordamerikanische freistaat Wisconsin^ 
 in seiner physischen, sozialen und politischen gestalt ziir belhrung^ 
 und warnung fiir deutsche auswanderer, nebst einer ausfilhrlichen 
 darstellung aller gewerb, fabrik, Industrie und handelszweige. El- 
 berfeld, 1851. D. * 
 
 Weyerhorst, F. Farming in Germany compared with fai-ming in Amer- 
 ica. 
 
 Transactions Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association, v . 4. 
 1876-77, pp. 79-a3.
 
 240 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Wheeler, Andrew C. The chronicles of Milwaukee; being a narrative 
 history of the town from its earliest period to the present. Milwau- 
 kee, 1861. 303p. D. 
 
 Wheeler, X. M. The machine in education, 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 11, IKHl, pp. 435-442. 
 
 Forest culture. 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 12, 1881-82, pp. 90-100. 
 
 Wheeler, Nelson W. Old Thunderbolt in justice court. Portrait. 
 Baraboo, Wis., 1883. lG3p. D. 
 
 Wheeler, William H. Spiders of the sub-family lyssomanae. By G. W. 
 and E. G. Peckham, and W. H. Wheeler. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 7, 188:^-87, 
 pp. 222-256. 
 
 Wheelock, Kate I. The fundamental principles and rules of modern 
 American whist. Milwaukee: Chicago, Milwaukee \' St. Paul Ry., 
 
 1888. 28p. T. 
 
 - Rules and tables for whist, drive whist, and progressive hearts. Mil- 
 waukee: Wisconsin Central Ry., 1889. 8p. T. 
 
 Whirry, William T. The town of Randolph, Columbia county. Wis. Its 
 first settlement, first settlers, incidents, etc., including its transac- 
 tions during the war of the great rebellion. Randolph, 1873. 
 24p. O. 
 
 White, James W. Responsibility of public schools in the formation of 
 character. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 18, 1888. pp. 1-9. 
 
 White, Philo. Agricultural statistics of Racine county, Wisconsin 
 Racine, 1852. IGp. O. 
 
 " Pinchincha." Extracts from a discourse delivered in the chapel 
 
 of Racine college. Racine, 1862. 24p. O.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 24I 
 
 Whitford, William Clarke. Early history of education in Wisconsin. 
 
 Wisconsin Historical Collections, v. 5, pp. 3^1-351. 
 
 History of school supervision in Wisconsin. 
 
 /6td., pp. 352-368. 
 
 Conditions of success in the school room. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 1, 1871, pp. 331-326, 366-370. 
 
 Top dressing. 
 
 Tr(in!i<(ctions IVisconyiin State Horticultural Society, 1874, pp. 106-115. 
 
 Co-education of the sexes in our schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 5, 1875, pp. 8&-95. 
 
 Historical sketch of education in Wisconsin. Madison: The 
 
 State, 1876. 127p. O. 
 
 Historical sketch of Milton college. 
 
 Historical Sketches of the Colleges of Wisconsin, 1876, pp. 67-05. 
 
 A biographical sketch of Hon. Joseph Goodrich. 
 
 United States Biographical Dictionar// (Wisconsin vol.), 1877, pp. 492-497. ') 
 
 Our country schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 8, 1878, pp. 1-9. 
 
 The self-reporting system in our schools. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 239-244. 
 
 Education of work. Madison, 1879. 19p. O. 
 
 Reprinted from Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Societij, v. 17, 1878-79. 
 
 The teachers instructed in our institutes. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 9, 1879, pp. 330-335. 
 
 In memoriam. Hon William Starr. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 421-427. 
 
 The present condition of the schools of the .state. 
 
 Id., V. 10, 1880, pp. 1-13. 
 
 Circular on the free high schools of Wisconsin; with comments 
 
 on the high school law. Madison: The State, 1879. 23p. O. * 
 
 Text-book legislation in the different states. 
 
 Report of Te.rt-Book Commission to the Legislature of Wisconsin, Jan. 8, 1879, 
 pp. IO-.35. 
 
 Circular on the grading system for the country schools of Wis- 
 consin. Madison: The State, 1880. 3Gp. O. 
 
 17— Bib.
 
 242 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 WniTFORD, William Clarke. The importance of organized work for 
 the students of our state. 
 
 Minnies of Sixth An)nial Convention of YoKug il/oi's Christian Associations of 
 Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 3880, pp. 50-58. 
 
 - Circular on the adoption of text-books. Madison: The State, 
 1881. 8p. O.* 
 
 - Future work in the gradation of county schools. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Kclucation, V . 11, 188], pp. ^89-295. 
 
 - Examination in the theory and art of teaching. 
 
 Ibid., pp. .34.3-349. 
 
 - Education of the intellectual powers by work. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 4M-488. 
 
 - Circular on plans and specifications of school houses for the 
 country districts, villages, and smaller cities of Wisconsin. Madi- 
 .son: The State, 1882. 199p. O. 
 
 - The principles of church discipline. * 
 
 Seventh-Day Baptist Quarterly (Alfred Center, N. Y.), li^Sl, pp. 8(j-]01. 
 
 - Effectiveness of preaching.* 
 
 Ibid., pp. 278-294. 
 
 - Prominent ideas illustrated in the history of the Milton Seventh- 
 day Baptist church, Wisconsin. * 
 
 Ibid., pp. 334-368. 
 
 - Christ, the student's model. * 
 
 Ibid., pp. 482-.501. 
 
 - lli.storical sketch of the Seventh-day Baptist institutions ["of 
 learning in America. * 
 
 Seventh-Day Bajdist Hand Book (Alfred Center, N. Y.), 1887, pp. 47-.')5. 
 
 - A review of our educational progress in the last third of a "cen- 
 tury.* 
 
 Minutes of the Seventh- Day Baptint Education Society, 1888, pp. ir-20. 
 
 - The effects of the culture of a college upon its graduates. * 
 
 Id , 188il, pp. 18-2o.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 243 
 
 Whitford, William Clarke. Christianity in the higher schools. * 
 
 /(/., 181111. pp. w-2:>. 
 
 - Historical sketch of the Seventh day Baptist denomination in 
 America. * 
 
 lliid . , \)\). (p-l-73. 
 
 Lessons from a European trip. * 
 
 III ,1801. 
 
 Milton college. 
 
 ColiiiiihiKii Hisliiri/ (if K.liiraliDii in ir/s'C;)ii.s/(i, ISlli, pp. is;)^]'.iil. 
 
 Professor Whitford was state superintendent of puldie instriu'tion. 1878-1882, and 
 should be credited with tlie annual reports of his department foi' that period. Pie 
 was also, ilurino: tho.se years, one of the editors of Tin- Wiscfiiisin Joiiriuil of Ed- 
 iicfttion. 
 
 Whitxey, H. M. Beloit college. 
 
 Columbian Histoi'!/ of Kdiicufion hi ^\'isconnin, 1S93, pp. l.'):5-l.")o. 
 
 WiGGiNGTOX, Richard Myles. Notes on in'-anity, and the improper ad- 
 mission in certain cases, and the relation of the medical profession 
 to the insane of the state, with cases. 
 
 TniKsuciions State Medical Socicfij of Wisconsin, v. 19, ISS."), pp. 1:i8-133. 
 
 Cerebral hypergemia and its pathological importance. 
 
 Id., V. -i?,, ISSl), pp. :J.j4--301). 
 
 Wight, Orlando Williams. What is a nation? An oration delivered 
 on the 4th of July, 1874, at Beaver Dam, Wis. Milwaukee, 1874. 
 16p. O. 
 
 The presidential count. An address to the representatives of the 
 
 people of Wisconsin, in convention assembled at the city of Mil- 
 waukee, on the 18th day of .January, 1877. Milwaukee, 1877. 39p, O. 
 
 The management of contagious diseases in the city of Milwaukee. 
 
 Fif/h Annual Report, Statu Board of Health of M'isronsin, If^Kl, pp. tU-73. 
 
 Dr. Wight was an a\ithor of considerable reputation before coming' to Wisconsin 
 (1808). He was for a time an editor of The Milwaukee Sentinel. As health officer 
 .•)f Milwaukee his reports attracted national attention (1878-8:i). Removed to De- 
 troit in 1882, dying there in 1888, these last years being more fertile in literary 
 Viroduct than those spent in Wisconsin.
 
 244 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Wight, William Ward. Table of cases decided by the supreme court 
 of the state of Wisconsin. Chioaso: Calla-jhan A- Co.,18T(J. ;U8p. O.* 
 
 Catalogue of books belonging to the library of the Young Men's 
 
 associationof the city of Milwaulsee, 1877. Milwaukee, 1877. 208p. O. 
 
 Catalogue of the art depirtmeuts, Milwaukee industrial exposi- 
 tion, September October, ISSl. Milwaukee, 1881. lOlp. O. 
 
 The new Wisconsin form b;)ik; a compen lium of le.i^al and prac- 
 tical foi-ms, inclusive of prolate practice, with principles of law 
 adapted to the late revised statutes of Wisconsin. To which 
 are added complete offici'-d forms and instructions under the 
 recent patent, bonnty. and homestead acts. Bj'^ Joseph F. McMul- 
 len, revised by William W. Wight. 5th erlition. revised and en- 
 larged. Milwaukee: West & Co.. 1884. vi4-393p. O.* 
 Same, Milwaukee: AVest Book & Stationary Ca, 18S9 * 
 
 The Wights. A record of Thomas Wight of Dedham and Med- 
 
 field, and of his descendants, 1G35-1890. Milwaukee, 1890. 
 xi+357p. Q. 
 
 Auaalsof Milwaukee colle.^e, 1348-1831. lUust. Milwaukee, 1891. 
 
 49p. Q. 
 
 The courtship of Miles Standish. A paper read before the Current 
 
 Topic club, Milwaukee, October 5, ISJl. Milwaukee, 1S91. lip. O. 
 
 WiLBER, George Densmore. Diphtheria. 
 
 Transactions Slate Mtdival Suciety of Wisconsin, v. 13, 1879, pp. Il)i-'32i3. 
 
 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler. Shells. Milwaukee, 1873 D * 
 
 Drops of water. New York: The Xationxl Temperance Society- 
 Pub. House, 1884. 132p. S. 
 
 Maurine, and other poems. 4th ed. Chicago: A. C McCiurg & 
 
 Co., 188G 254p. D. 
 
 Perdita, and other stories. New York: J S Ogilvie & Co , 1836. 
 
 118p. D. 
 
 Mai moulee, a novel. Xew York: G. X. Dillingham, 1886. D.*
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 245 
 
 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler. Poems of pleasure. New York: Belford 
 Company, 1888. 158p D. 
 
 Adventures of Miss Volney; and, A double life. New York: J. S. 
 
 Ogilvie, 1889.* 
 
 Poems of passion. Chicago: Belford-Clarke Co., 1890, i5Gp. D. 
 
 Arthur B. Braley. Memorial address presented to the State his- 
 torical society of Wisconsin, January 2, 1890. 
 
 Proceedings state Historical Socieiy of Wisconsin, \SQO, pp. 80-94. 
 
 An erring woman's love. lUust. New York: Lovell, Coryell & 
 
 Co., 1892. 15Tp. D. 
 
 The beautiful land of Nod. Poems, songs, stories, allegories. 
 
 Illust. New York: Morrill, Higgins & Co., 1892. lllp. O. 
 
 Mrs. Wilcox has had poems, stories, and slietches in a large number of American 
 journals and magazines, chief among them being Scribner''s, Atlantic, Century, 
 Arena, Lippincott's, Cosmopolitan, North American Review, Review of Reviews, 
 Manhattan, Home Maker, Ladies' Home Journal, St. Nicholas, Wide Aivake, and 
 Harper^s Young People. 
 
 WiLLARD, Frances P. .Esthetics in horticulture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, v. 13, 1831-S-.3, pp. 2U-222. 
 
 The distribution of seeds by nature. 
 
 Id., V. 14. 1884, pp. 144-151. 
 
 WiLLARu, JosLiH F. History of Rock county, and transactions of the 
 Rock county agricultural society and mechanics* institute. Edited 
 and compiled by Orren Guernsey and Josiah F. Willard. Janes- 
 ville, 1S5G. xii+350p. O. 
 
 Willard, Samuel Weils Migration and distribution of North Ameri- 
 can birds in Brown and Outagamie counties. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 6, 1881-83, 
 pp. irr 100. 
 
 Williams, Charles Grandison. Address delivered September 27, 1877, 
 
 at the Northern Wisconsin fair, 
 
 Tran.^actions Northern Wisconsin Agricultund and Mechanical Association, 
 V. 5, 1877-78, pp. 59-74. 
 
 Williams, G. Mott. The old theology and the new. Being the steno- 
 graphic report of a sermon by the Very Rev, G. Mott Williams. 
 Delivered at the close of his ministry as dean of All Saints cathe- 
 dral, Milwaukee. Milwaukee: The Young Churchman Co., 1891. 
 17p. D.
 
 246 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Williams, Irene H. Insects in flower and plant culture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, 1875, v. 5, pp. 94-07. 
 
 Our wiiulow plants. 
 
 Id., isri'i, V. PI). G, '.lO-'JS. 
 
 Summer treatment of winter-blooming plants. 
 
 /(/., V. 7, IKrr, pp. 26-29. 
 
 Garden vases and hanging baskets. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 85-88. 
 
 Ornamental foliage beds. 
 
 /(/., V. 8, inr>s, pp. 70-73 
 
 Our girls. 
 
 Ibid., pp. i;54-1.3(;. 
 
 Williams, John Melvin. The Eagle regiment: 8th Wis. infty vols. A 
 sketch of its marches, battles, and campaigns, from 1861 to 1865. 
 By "Non-Vet "of Co. "H." Illust. Belleville, Wis., 1890. 166p. O. 
 
 Wilson, Joseph G. Two lectures on the Inquisition, delivered in 
 Spring St. Church, Milwaukee, March, 1853. Milwaukee, 1853- 
 80p. O. 
 
 WiLTROUT, Irving David. Clinical study of exophthalmic goitre. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Societi/ of Winconiii)i, 1888, v. 22, pp. 1.31-1I2. 
 
 Multiple neuritis. 
 
 Id., 18K'.t, pp. 247-253. 1 
 
 WiNCHELL, S. Robertson. The true function of the high school. 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 4, 1874, pp. 301-307. 
 
 Wingate, Uranus Owen Br.vckett. Advances in sanitation. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 25, 1891, pp. 48-62. 
 
 Relation of sanitation to municipal government of Wisconsin. 
 
 Id.,\. 26, 1892, pp. 268-278. 
 
 WiNSLOw, Horatio Gates. Racine city, and her schools. 
 
 Cotitiiibian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 496-510. 
 
 Winter, Frank. The high school curriculum and the high school teacher. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 16, 1886, i)p. 179-180.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 24/ 
 
 WiswALL, Elvix Clark. The county superintendent; what diflQculties 
 does he meet? 
 
 Ibid., pp. 445-451. 
 
 Some elements of waste in our common schools. 
 
 Id . , V. 20, 1890, .pp. 136 -143 . 
 
 WiTBECK, H. P. Wisconsin, and the city of Racine: its advantages, 
 business, and prospects. By Whitbeck and Rowley. Map. Racine, 
 1856. 16p. O. 
 
 Witter, George Franklix. Water: and the water supply of Wisconsin. 
 
 Second Annual Report, State Board of Health of Wisconsin, 1877, pp, 63-71 . 
 Third Annual Report, 1878. Id., pp. 79-100. 
 
 Ground air, in its relations to health. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, 1879. Id., pp. 69-78. 
 
 Tobacco and its effects. 
 Sixth AnniMl Report, 1881, Id., pp. 74-105. 
 
 Heredity. 
 
 Tenth Annual Report, 1886, Id., pp. 167-181. 
 
 Sanitary survey and report of the school buildings and grounds of 
 
 the leading schools of the state of Wisconsin. 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report, 1889, Id., pp. 50-77. 
 
 Some of the modern achievements and problems of sanitary sci- 
 ence. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 24, 1890, pp. 2J)7-248. 
 
 WOLL, Fritz Wilhelm August. Methods of butter analysis. 
 
 Fourth Annual Report, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Wis- 
 consin, 1886, pp. 173-179. 
 
 Notes on Baron Hiibl's method of analysis of fats. 
 
 Ibid , pp. 179-185. 
 
 Corn ensilage versus field-cured Indian corn, for milk and butter 
 
 production. 
 
 Fifth Annual Report, 1888, Id., pp. 28-63; Ibid., pp. 82-92; Si.vth Annual Re- 
 port, pp. 69-122; Seventh Annual Report, pp. 80-97, 215-237; Eighth Annual 
 Report, pp. 49-60, 227-231.
 
 248 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 WOLL, Fritz Wilhelm August. Composition of feeding stuffs. 
 
 Fifth Annual Report, Id., 1888, pp. 164-172; Sixth Annual Report, pp. 215-223; 
 E/(jhth Annual Report, pp. 193-202. 
 
 Prickly comfrey versus red clover. 
 
 Sixth Annual Report. 1889, Id., pp. 207-211. 
 
 Ground oats versus bx'uu, for milk and butter production. 
 Seventh Annual Report, 1890, id., pp. 05-79. 
 
 The number and size of fat globules in cows' milk. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 238-247. 
 
 Inve,stigation of sugar-beet culture in Wisconsin. 
 Eighth Annual Report, Id., 1891, pp. 170-192. 
 
 Analysis of feeding stuffs. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 203-219. 
 
 Wood, Joseph Warren. Poison in horticulture. 
 
 Ti-ansactions Wisconxin State Horticultural Society, v. 10, 1879-80, pp. 174-182. 
 
 Wood, Lewis N, Third annual address delivered in the assembly hall 
 of the capitol at Madison, on Tuesday, the 16th day of March, 1852, 
 before the State historical society of Wisconsin. Madison, 1852. 
 17p. O. 
 
 Woodman, Edwin Ellis. The pipestone of Devil's Lake. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 251-2.58. 
 
 Weight, Albert Orville. The .science of history. 
 
 Congrerjational Review, v. 9, 1809, pp. 43H-1J9. 
 
 - Shall the state of Wisconsin adopt a uniformity of text books? 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 3, 1873, pp. 2(M-207. 
 
 - A brief history of Wisconsin. Compiled from the original docu- 
 ments. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 329-333.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 249 
 
 Wright, Albert Orville. The philosophy of histoiy. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 5, 1877-81, 
 pp. 12-20. 
 
 Distribution of profits; anew arrangement of that subject. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 38-45. 
 
 The increase of insanity. 
 
 Id., V. 6, 1881-«3,pp. 20->8. 
 
 The same, reprinted from Report Wisconsin State Board of Charities and 
 Reform, 188:i-84. 
 
 General Grant's military services. Memorial address delivered 
 
 at New Lisbon, Wis., Aug. 9, 1885. Madison, 1885. Ip. O. 
 
 Jails: their construction and management. l'2p. O. 
 
 ReprinteJ from Rej^ort Wisconsin State Board of Charities and Reform, 
 1885-86. 
 
 Composition writing in an orphan asylum. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 16, 1886, pp. 272-274. 
 
 Socialism ; an address at Xew Lisbon, Decoration Day, 1886. Madi- 
 son, 1886. 7p. O. 
 
 School libraries. 
 
 Wisconsin .Journal of Education, \ . Ifi, 1886, pp. 186-189. 
 
 Small asylums for the chronic insane. Their construction and 
 
 management. Madison, 1887. 12p. O. 
 
 American constitutions. Madison: Midland Pub. Co., 1888. 
 
 188p. D. 
 
 Social Science Series, Xo . 1 . I 
 
 • An exposition of the constitution of the United States. 35th ed. 
 
 Madison: Midland Pub. Co., 1888. 303p. D. 
 
 An exposition of the constitution of the state of Wisconsin. 44th 
 
 ed. Madison: Midland Pub. Co , 1888. 174p. D. 
 
 Old English agriculture. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, v. 26, 1886, pp. 329-337. 
 
 Constitution in the public schools. A paper read at the South- 
 western Wisconsin teachers' association, at Madison, Aug. 28, 1890. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 20, 1890, pp. 443-449.
 
 250 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Wright, Albert Orvilie. The defective classes. 
 
 Transactions Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v 8, 1890 
 pp. 170- ISO. 
 
 Vroli-ssor Wright \va.s for a. long tfi-iii of years secretary of the State Board of 
 Charities and Keforni, and editor of its pubHcations. He was also editor and 
 founder of The Midland School Journal (Madison), lately merged into The Wis- 
 consin Journal of Education, of whi ch hs is now an editor. 
 
 Wright, Pl.vtt M. Omi-o, Wisconsin. A brief sketch of its past and 
 present. Omro, 1876. 22p. O. 
 
 WiJRDEMANN, Harry Vanderbilt. Some syphilitic lessons of the eye. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 35, 1891, pp. 137-151. 
 
 Cauterization in hyperthopic rhinitis. 
 
 Id., V. 30, 1893. pp. 183-180. 
 
 Condylomata of the auditory canal. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 310-331. 
 
 WymaN, O. B. Compulsory educational law. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. 9, IH79, pp. ;:i65-:371. 
 
 Yenowine, George H. Louisville [Kentucky]. A sketch. lUust. 
 
 Cosmopolitan Magazine, v. 14, 1893, pp. 179-180. 
 Zeininger, August. Catholic schools and institutions, 
 
 Columbian History of Ed neat ion in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 000-090. 
 
 Zeininger, Carrie F. Teaching history. 
 
 Wisconsin Journal of Education, v. £0, 1890, pp. 310-317. 
 
 Zeit, F. Robert. Recent progress in diseases of the brain and nervous 
 system. 
 
 Transactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 30, 1892, pp. 223-234. 
 
 Two cases of conservative surgery. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 29!, -300. 
 
 ZiEMER, Archer Romeo. A fated race. 
 
 The jKijis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 33-.33. 
 
 Zimmerman, Charles. The eye-symptoms of brain disease. 
 
 Id., V. 25, 1891, pp. 311-324. 
 
 The relation of the ocular nerves to the brain. 
 
 /(/., V. 30, 18y3, pp. .347-359.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN AUTHORS. 25 1 
 
 ADDENDA. 
 
 Additional titles, to May 10, 1893, received too late for proper classifica- 
 tion. 
 
 Abbelex, Peter Mathias. Die ehrwurdige mutter Maria Carolina 
 Friesz, erste general commissiirin der schulschwestern von Notre 
 Dame. Ein lebens-und charakter-bild. Portrait. St. Louis: B. 
 Herder, 1882. 275p. D. 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. French and German diplomacy after 
 Sadowa. 
 
 JVbef/i Aiiieyican Review, v. 113, 1871, pp. 374-414. 
 
 The German mission of Count Benedetti, 
 
 Id., V. 114, 1872, up. 333-272. 
 
 The rise of Napoleonism. 
 
 Id., V. IIG, 1873, pp. 1-44. 
 
 Universal suffrage under Napoleon III. 
 
 Id., V. 117, 1873, pp. 341-382. 
 
 ress." 
 
 Ten Brook's " American State Universities, their origin and prog- 
 
 3." 
 
 Id., V. 131, 1875, pp. 365-408. 
 
 The educational system of Germany. Lansing, Mich., 1882. 20p. O. 
 
 Some recent discoveries concerning Columbus. 
 Annual Report of Americaii, Historical Association, 1891, pp. 89-99. 
 
 The university and the state. 
 
 Addresses at Inauyuration of Charles Kendall Adams, LL. D., to Pi'esidency of 
 University of Wisconsin, January 17, 1893, pp. 45-G'.). 
 
 Also in TheJEgis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 100-111.
 
 252 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Allen, Katharine. The Harvard Annex. 
 
 The .-Kgis, v. 7. 18i«, pp. l:W-141. 
 
 Allen, Stanton. Early diagnosis of spinal caries. 
 
 Tfansactions State Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 28, 1892, pp. 336-346. 
 
 Asp, Carrie. Polk county .schools. 
 
 Columbian lliatory of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. C15-G2.3. 
 
 Barnes, Charles Reid. Modern botany. 
 
 Science, v. 20, 1892, pp. 02-04. 
 
 The relation of botany to some modern biological problems. 
 
 The Mgis, v. 7, 1892, pp. 61-63. 
 
 Barnett, James R. Air pressure an available force in retentive dress- 
 ings for fracture of the upper dental arcade. 
 
 Traiixacfioi)^ S/a/,' }r('dical Society of Wisconsin, v. 20, 1892, pp. 317-322. 
 
 Beebe, D. C. Hemophilia, with mention of a case. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 244-249. 
 
 Beers, Mary L. The Janesville public schools. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 524-536. 
 
 Bennett, Charles Edwin. The work and aims of the ArchfBological 
 Institute of America. 
 
 Archa'ological Institute of America, Report of First Annual Meetinq of Wiscon- 
 sin Society, 1890, pp. 15-24 . 
 
 Bill, B. J. Typhlitis and perityphilitis. 
 
 Transactions state Medical Society of Wisconsin, v. 20, 1892, pp. 104-1 !0. 
 
 BiRGE, Edward Asahel. Pond life. 
 
 The JSgis, v. 7. 1K98, pp. 135-137. 
 
 Bacteriology. Syllabus of a course of six lectures. Madison, 
 
 1892. 12p. O. 
 
 Univc'sity of Wisconsin. Extension Departjnent, Syllabus No. 3. 
 
 Blair, Emma Helen. General sketch of the history of education in 
 Wisconsin. 
 
 Columbian II tat or y of Education in Wisconsin, 1893. pp. 9-77. 
 
 Blood, H. N. Oshkosh, Wis., illustrated. With views of the city and 
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 also, 1,000 practical and useful recipes; . . . collected, collated, ar- 
 ranged and edited by S. S. Schoff and B. S. Caswell, M. D. Kenosha, 
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 254 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
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 COMSTOCK, Levi M. The Wisconsin lien laws, upon real and personal 
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 Dr. Holmes as a religious reformer. * 
 Index (.Boston), May, 1885. 
 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 3'18-349. 
 
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 The Mgis. v. 7, 1893, pp. ?W).
 
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 Donnelly, Patrick. The Milwaukee public schools. 
 
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 Ely, Richard Theodore. The French Protestant association for the 
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 Reprinted from Vinjinia Seminary JIaijuzine. June, 1^93. 
 
 - Socialism. Syllabus of a course of six lectures. Madison, 1892. 
 lOp. O. 
 
 University of Wisconsin, Extension Department, Syllabus No 4. 
 
 - Should the University of Wisconsin aim to attract students from 
 every part of the United States, and even from foreign countries? 
 Madison, 1893. lOp. D. 
 
 Also in The ^gis, v. 7, 180.3, pp. 133-1:27. 
 
 — — The Christian social union a social university, n.p.^n.d. 4p. O. 
 
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 A plan to secure specie payment and a convertible and recon- 
 
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 Everest, Kate Asaphine. The draft riot in Ozaukee county. 
 
 The JEgis, v. 7, 1893. pp. 63-66 
 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 466-478. 
 
 Frankenburger, David Bower. The University of Wisconsin. 
 
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 Also in Columbian History of Education, 1893, pp. 86-116.
 
 256 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Freeman, John Chvrt.es. Eufrlish life aud literature. Sj'llabus of a 
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 Universi'y of Wisconsin, Ex'enslo» D'partmenI, S3'Ilabus Xo. G. 
 
 Address on behalf of the faculty. 
 
 Addresses at Inauguration nf Oharlex KfudaU Adirn^, LL. !>.. to Pre-Hid-incy of 
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 Gallagher, Charles Wesley. Lawrence university, at Appleton. 
 
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 Gregory, Charles Noble. The corrupt use of money in politics, and 
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 Haight, Tuerox Wilder. Waukesha public .school library. 
 
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 Hammond, Matthew Brown. C. G. Conn's plan of dividing profits. 
 
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 Harders, J.F. G. Christoph Columbus und die Entdeckung Ameri- 
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 The .-Kgis, v. 7, l«!t3, pp. '.»2-'.l5. 
 
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 Phases in the metamorphism of the schists of southern Berk- 
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 The United States geological survey. 
 
 The JEgis, v. 7, 1893. pp. 19-23. 
 
 The Wisconsin academy of sciences, arts and letters. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 406-409. 
 
 Notes on some pseudomorphs from the Taconic region. 5p. O. 
 
 American Geologist, v. 10, 1892, pp. 44-48. 
 
 — •— Ofl intargrowths of hornblenie with augite, in crystalline rocks. 
 
 Science, v. 20, 1892, p. 354. 
 On a rose-colored lime- and alumina-bearing variety of talc. 
 
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 The ^gis, v. 7, 1893. pp. 214-218. 
 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 410-412. 
 
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 Ibid., pp. 41.3-421. 
 
 18 -Bib.
 
 25S WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
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 The JEgis, v. 7, 181)3, pp. 33-<--J!0. 
 
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 The ^gis. v. 7, 1892, pp. 34-35. 
 
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 The Aiyis, v. 7, \mi, pp. 17-1'J. 
 
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 Clarke-Claik genealogy. Records of the descendants of Thomas 
 
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 Johnson geaealogy. Records of the descendants of John John- 
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 containing records of descendants of Timothy Johnson, of An- 
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 Adrlress on^bobalf of the regents. 
 
 Addresses aljnauynration of CJiarles Kendall Adams, LL. l>., to Presidency of 
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 Columbian Hisfori/ of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 554-561. 
 
 King, Charles. Waring's peril. 
 
 LippincotVs Magazine, v. 51, 1893, pp. 259-3.39. 
 
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 KiNLEY, David. The justification of social legislation. 
 
 The ^gis, V. 7, 1892, pp. T9-80. 
 
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 TheJEgis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 187-189. 
 
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 Lewis, Henry Martin. Wisconsin. 
 
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 LiiBBY, Orin Grant. The early history of the Erie canal. 
 
 TheMgis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 189-192. 
 
 Lynde, Mary Elizabeth Blanchard. Wisconsin industrial .school for 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 350-353.
 
 260 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1M93, pp. .578-584. 
 
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 Ibid., pp. 541-54G. 
 
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 ll>id., pp. G91-712. 
 
 Layton art gallery. 
 
 ihid., pp. 718-rir. 
 
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 The ^(jis, V. 7, 1892, pp. 75-77. 
 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 1.54 188. 
 
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 Anatomische Anzeiger, v. 7, No. 0. 
 
 The structure of the lungs. 
 
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 The so-called " Incas' eyes." 
 
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 The JEgis, v. 7, 1892, pp. 5-7. 
 
 Morehouse, Frederic Cook. Some American churchmen. Milwaukee: 
 The Young Churchman Co., 1892. 240p. D.
 
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 Columbian Hietory of Education in Wi/sconsin, 1803, pp. 378-390. 
 
 MosHER, LoviLA. M. St. Croix county schools. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 634-6'27. 
 
 Mueller, G. W. Concordia college, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. t)51-6.")7. 
 
 Nehrling, Henry. Milwaukee public museum. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 428-429. 
 
 Our native birds of song and beauty. Plates. Milwaukee : Geo. 
 
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 The uSSgis, v. 7, 1893, pp. 203-906. 
 
 NOTZ, F. W. A. The parochial school system of the Evangelical Luth- 
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 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 640-646. 
 
 Ott, John Henry. Northwestern university, Watertown, Wisconsin. 
 
 Ibid., pp. 647-650. 
 
 Page, Sarah Eliza. Hans among the mermaids; or, in the tempter's 
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 Parkinson, John Monroe. Legal history, and the study of Roman law. 
 
 The JEyis, v. 7, 1892, pp. 90-92. 
 
 Paul, George Howard. The alphabet of the future. A paper read be - 
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 Pease, Lynn Spencer. Wisconsin school for the blind at Janesville. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 333-347. 
 
 Peck, George Wilbur. Address in behalf of the state. 
 
 Addresses at Inawjuration of Charles Kendall Adams, LL. D., to Presidency of 
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 262 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Peckham, George W., and Elizabeth G. Peckham. Ant-like spiders of 
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 Columbian HiUory of Educntitta in Wisconsin, ISO!, pji. .')~0-5V4. 
 
 Powell, Lyman Pip:rson. American politics, from the confederation to 
 the close of the war of 1812. Syllabus of a course of six lectures. 
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 Rankin, Walter Lowrie. Carroll college, Waukesha. 
 
 Columbian History of Education in Wisconsin, 1893, pp. 202-215. 
 
 ScHOFF, S. S. The people's own book of recipes; and information for 
 the million, containing directions for the preservation of health . . . 
 for the treatment of the .sick and the conduct of the sick-room; . . . 
 also, 1,000 practical and useful recipes; . . . collected, collated, ar- 
 ranged and edited by S. S. Schoff and B. S. Caswell, M. D. Kenosha, 
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 Scott, William Amasa. The repudiation of state debts; a study in the 
 financial history of Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, 
 South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Minne- 
 sota, Michigan, and Virginia. Boston and New York: T. Y. Crowell 
 
 & Co., 1893. 325p. D. 
 
 Library of Economics and Politics. 
 
 Stewart, Isa.\c Newton. A hand-book for teachers. Madison, Wis.: 
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 Teetzel, Frances Grant. Report. International copyright. Conven- 
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 22p. S. 
 
 The dynamite cartridge. Boston: McDonald & Co., 1885. lOlp. D. 
 
 Poems. Vagrant fancies. Milwaukee: The Author, 1893. 70p. D.
 
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 Thomson, Alexander McDonald. The poems of a day; a collection of 
 fuj?itive poems written amid the cares and labors of daily jour- 
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 Thwaites, Reuben Gold. Bibliography of Wisconsin authors. Being 
 a list of books and other publications, written by Wisconsin au- 
 thors, in the library of the State historical society of Wisconsin. 
 Prepared under the direction of Reuben Gold Thwaites and Isaac 
 Samuel Bradley, by Emma Alethea Hawley. Madison, Wis.: The 
 State, 1893. viii + 263p. O.
 
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