Christmas morning though it is, Mr. MCLAUGHLIN is summoned from his family-circle of pigs, to mount the Ritualistic church and see what can be done; and while a small throng of early idlers are staring up at him from Gospeler's Gulch, Mr. BUMSTEAD, with his coat on in the wrong way, and a wet towel on his head, comes tearing in amongst them like a congreve rocket.

" There is no more looking up at Saint Cow's steeple with a MCLAUGHLIN on it now.

[Footnote 22: A.C. McLaughlin, The Confederation and the Constitution (New York [1905]), chap.

SEE McLaughlin, Andrew C. STERN G. B., pseud.

MCLAUGHLIN, DAVID.

By Henry McLaughlin.

SEE McLaughlin, Edith M., ed.

SEE McLaughlin, Edith M., ed.

SEE McLaughlin, Edith M. Silent reading tests for seatwork.

SEE McLaughlin, Edith M. BERDESHEVSK, NINA MELVILLE.

pb id='119.png' /> MCLAUGHLIN, MARY W., joint author.

Blackstone-McLaughlin stenographic proficiency test, stenography test.

SEE Blackstone, E. G. MCLAUGHLIN, MAY BEATRIX. Cherie in Oldville.

DONAHUE, ESTHER MCLAUGHLIN.

SEE MCLAUGHLIN, ANDREW C. DONNELLY, THOMAS C. 1932 campaign.

SEE McLaughlin, Andrew C. STERN G. B., pseud.

By John Hanna & James Angell McLaughlin.

By Leo Brady, Ethna Louise Kurtz (Ethna Louise Kurtz Muffly) & Eileen McLaughlin (Eileen McLaughlin Wallis) 2nd ed.

By Leo Brady, Ethna Louise Kurtz (Ethna Louise Kurtz Muffly) & Eileen McLaughlin (Eileen McLaughlin Wallis) 2nd ed.

Leo Brady, Ethna Kurtz Muffly & Eileen McLaughlin Wallis (A); 3Sep76; R642890. R642891.

by James Bruce Ross & Mary Martin McLaughlin.

James Bruce Ross & Mary Martin McLaughlin (A); 12Oct76; R643821.

" <b>MCLAUGHLIN, MARY LOUISE M.</b> Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1878; silver medal, Paris Exposition, 1889; gold medal, Atlanta, 1895; bronze medal, Buffalo, 1900.

Miss McLaughlin has painted in oil and water-colors and exhibited in various places, as indicated by the honors she has received.

Of a recent exhibition, 1903, a critic wrote: "Perhaps the most beautiful and distinguished group in the exhibition is that of Miss McLaughlin, one of the earliest artistic workers in clay of the United States.