A New and Complete General Atlas of the World, with 119 Pages of Maps, in Colours, and a Complete Index to about 125,00 Names.

Thursday stepped from the platform and looked at the index of the counter.

"I want rissoles," she said, as she turned over the cookery-book, and looked in the index for R. "They're awfully good.

From "Rudyard Kipling's Verse, 1885-1918." INDEX BY AUTHORS A ADAMS, ST. CLAIR.

The first hint of a new one puts him on the trail, and he sends out a detective to gather facts, all of which are card-indexed under the personality's name.

For his horror of death, his fondness for tea, and his Highland tour with Boswell, see the latter's Life of Johnson; consult the late Dr. Hill's admirable index in his edition of the Life.]

Sometimes I have been obliged to pass over odd phrases and out-of-the-way allusions without a line of explanation; but in the index at the end of the fourth volume I hope to settle some difficulties that at present are left standing.

Mr. Editor,The offence of misquoting the poets is become so general, that I would suggest to publishers the advantage of printing more copious indexes than those which are now offered to the public.

Labor arbitration cumulative digest and index with table of cases.

That the excessively low refractive power of tabasheer is connected with the mechanical admixture of the colloidal silica with air seems to be proved by the experiments of Brewster, showing that with increase of density there was an increase in the refractive index from 1.111 in specimens of the lowest specific gravity to 1.182 in those of the highest specific gravity.