President, Lewis Miller, Akron, Ohio.

Superintendent of Instruction, J. H. Vincent, D. D., Plainfield, N. J.

General Secretary, Albert M. Martin, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Office Secretary, Miss Kate F. Kimball, Plainfield, N. J.

Counselors, Lyman Abbott, D. D.; J. M. Gibson, D. D.; Bishop H. W. Warren, D. D.; W. C. Wilkinson, D. D.

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Contents

[REQUIRED READING]
History of Russia
Chapter IX.—The Tatar Invasions—1224-1264[365]
A Glance at the History and Literature of Scandinavia
VI.—The Romance of Axel[368]
Pictures from English History
VII.—The John Brown of the English Slaves[371]
PHYSIOLOGY[374]
[SUNDAY READINGS]
[April 1.]
The Law of the Household[377]
[April 8.]
The Law of the Household[378]
[April 15.]
Finding and Bringing[379]
[April 22.]
Finding and Bringing[380]
[April 29.]
Faith the Soul Saving Act[380]
They Grow to Flowers, Or to Weeds[383]
Habit of Taking Pains[384]
A Chaplet of Pearls[385]
The Worth of Fresh Air[386]
The Mammalia[389]
Washington Irving[390]
Hours of Rest[392]
The Resources of the United States[393]
Montana[394]
Tales from Shakspere
Much Ado About Nothing[395]
The Head and the Heart[398]
Defects in Our American Homes[399]
C. L. S. C. Work[401]
C. L. S. C. Testimony[402]
C. L. S. C. Song[402]
Local Circles[403]
Robin and I[407]
Questions and Answers

Fifty Questions and Answers on Hampton Tracts, No. 5, “A Haunted House,” and No. 9. “Cleanliness and Disinfection.”

[407]
Outline of C. L. S. C. Studies[408]
Thomas Hood[409]
An Unnoted Evidence[412]
Loss and Gain[413]
Chautauqua Emerging from Winter[413]
Chautauqua School of Languages[414]
Editor’s Outlook[415]
Editor’s Note-book[417]
Editor’s Table[419]
[REQUIRED READING FOR APRIL]
English Literature
The Poet Described[423]
On Giving Advice[424]
Education Compared to Sculpture[425]
New Books[426]