The Chautauquan, December 1882

A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.
Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.

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VOLUME III.

FROM OCTOBER, 1882, TO JULY, 1883.


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THEODORE L. FLOOD, D. D., Editor.


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THE CHAUTAUQUA PRESS,
Meadville, PA.

Copyrighted by Theodore L. Flood, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C., 1883.

INDEX TO VOLUME III.

Agassiz at Penikese, With. Prof. J. Tingley, Ph.D. 533.

Air, The Worth of Fresh. 386, 449.

Amusements—Lawn Tennis. Robert Macgregor. 441.

Announcement for 1882-3, C. L. S. C. 113, 172.

Answers. To Questions for Further Study. A. M. Martin. 288, 355.

Arizona. Rev. Sheldon Jackson, D.D. 255.

Art and Artists, Some German. 259.

Assembly of 1882, California. 46.

Assembly, Pacific Coast C. L. S. C. 597.

Astrology—The Romance of Astronomy. R. K. Miller, M.A. 441.

Astronomy, Discrepancies in. Bishop Warren. 458.

Astronomy. Lecture by Bishop Warren. 596.

Attempts to Fly in the Air. From the French of F. Marion. 96.


Bible and Nature, The. Rev. J. B. Thomas, D.D. 573.

Book Notices. 177, 302, 486, 608.

Borrowing and Lending, Morals and Sorrows of. A. Denbar. 151.

By-Ways, In Some Medical. Andrew Wilson, F. R. S. E. 537.


Change in Words, Constant. John Peile, M.A. 586.

Chautauqua Emerging from Winter. Rev. Victor Cornelle. 413.

Chautauqua Ripples. 538.

Circles, Local. 104, 163, 225, 282, 347, 403, 459, 525, 592.

Circles, How to Conduct Local. Dr. J. H. Vincent. 289.

C. L. S. C., The. Miss Myrtie Hudson. 44.

C. L. S. C., Pacific Branch. 523.

C. L. S. C. Work. 42, 102, 161, 222, 280, 345, 401, 457, 522, 590.

Clothing, The Advantage of Warm. 264, 332.

Commencement of 1882, C. L. S. C. 18.

Comet That Came but Once, The. E. W. Maunder, F.R.A.S. 319.

Comets. Richard A. Proctor. 142.

Coming Chautauqua Days. 600.

Conversation, The Art of. 514.

Conjurors. Thomas Frost. 518.


Defects in Our American Homes. A Conference at Chautauqua. 399.

Discovery of America, Results of the. John Lord, LL.D. 562.

Distribution of Animals, Geographical. Alfred Newton. 588.

Dream, and Practical Life, A. 207.

Driving. 193.

Drink, The Influence of Wholesome. 519, 577.

Duties in the Family, Social. Frances Power Cobbe. 342.


Editor’s Outlook:
Art, The Study of. 416.
Assembly, The Chautauqua. 56.
Assembly, The Decennial. 294.
Chautauquan, The. 540.
C. L. S. C. as a Substitute for the College, The. 415.
C. L. S. C. as a Substitute for the Public Library, The. 359.
C. L. S. C. on the Pacific Coast. 476.
C. L. S. C. in Troy, N. Y. 114.
C. L. S. C. as an Educational Force, The. 293.
C. L. S. C. Literature. 173.
Co-Education. 235.
Commencement, the C. L. S. C. 56.
Coronation of the Czar, The. 604.
Course of Study for 1883-84, The C. L. S. C. 540.
Doré, Gustave. 360.
Draper, Professor Henry. 234.
Dr. Grimshawe’s Secret. 359.
Education, Our National. 234.
England’s Troubles in Ireland and Egypt. 115.
English-Irish Troubles, The. 540.
Gambetta. 293.
Historical Studies in the C. L. S. C. 114.
Irving, Washington. 416.
Lectureship, The Joseph Cook. 360.
Literature, The C. L. S. C. 173.
Natural Method in Language at Chautauqua, The. 173.
Passion Play, The. 293.
Penn and his Policy, William. 173.
Prohibition. 114.
Prohibition in Politics. 541.
Problem, The Educational. 478.
Religion, Prospect for a Revival of Spiritual. 173.
Roeblings, The. 604.
Schools, The Common. 57.
Social Life in the C. L. S. C. 603.
Stewart’s Madame de Staël. 477.
Temperance Question, The. 56.
Ten Years at Chautauqua. 603.
Trial by Jury. 476.
Wagner. 415.
Warren, Amos K. 605.
Weed, Thurlow. 235.

Editor’s Note-Book. 58, 115, 174, 236, 295, 361, 417, 479, 541, 605.

Editor’s Table. 117, 176, 238, 297, 363, 419, 481, 543, 607.

Education, The History and Philosophy of. Prof. W. T. Harris. 28, 79, 194, 262, 336, 446, 567.

Egypt and England. Sheldon Amos. 33.

Egypt for the Egyptians. Judge G. M. Barber. 562.

English History, Pictures From. C. E. Bishop. 15, 66, 124,