Helen Conaut

"... iiiiount per annum of $201,848,827.38. 8th. The postal service has breu extended ind increased in efficiency, and its corupara ive expenditures materially reduced. Cliinefce Labor in C uba. Mrs. Helen S. Conaut writes in Harper's Monthly: Large nmubers of Chinamen are sent out to atmr on the sugar plantations immediately on heir arrival in Cuba. They prove etticieut aborers, aud as they ..."

"... and whr.t they proposed doing, at that period of their lives; by C. E. Winder. James I'arton. Dr. W. A. Hammond. Calvert Vaux. Samuel Smiles. Thorn js A. Edison. Helen S. Conaut Edwin P. Whipple. ORIGINAL FOKMS. BY ALFRED TENNYSON, VICTOR HUGO, THE KARL OF LYITON, .J. O. WHHT1ER, T. B. ALURI'H, DR. CH ARLE3 MACKA Y, AND MANY OTHERS. ILLUSTRATED ADVENTURE ..."

"... papers, describes the customs of the lyrolese, and the charms of Ins-bruck and Botzeii, the metropolitan centres respectively of North and South Ty-rol. The illustrations are novel and beautiful. Helen S. Conaut, in an illustrated paper, entitled "Picturesque Edinburgh," presents in a fascinating style tne historical and romau ic a-sociatious of the old town. By way of contrast, this is followed by ..."

"... papers, describes the customs of the Tyrolese, and the charms of Innsliruck'nnil Botzen, the metropolitan centres respecti- ely of North and South Tyrol. The illustrations are novel and beautiful. Helen S. Conaut, in an illustrated paper, entitled "Picturesque Edinburgh," presents in a fascinating atj le the historical and romantic associations of the old town. By way of contrast, this is followed by ..."