=Mrs. Gilpin’s Frugalities.= Remnants, and 200 Ways of Using Them. By SUSAN ANNA BROWN, author of “The Book of Forty Puddings.” 1 vol. illuminated, $1. This little volume, which in the range of cook-book literature occupies a new and unoccupied field, aims to combat the spirit of wastefulness that is the besetting sin of American housekeeping. Miss Brown provides a multitude of receipts for transforming these remnants into savory and nutritious _plats_, side dishes, entrees, etc. Some of these receipts are from the French, but most of them are from the author’s own experiments. _These books are for sale by all book-sellers, or will be sent, post-paid, on receipt of price._ CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, Publishers, 743 and 745 Broadway, New York. * * * * * Transcriber’s Note: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Page 66, “Muremburg” changed to “Nuremburg” (of Nuremburg, is now) Page 81, “Lybia” changed to “Libya” (deserts of Libya, there dwelt) Page 82, “Fresho” changed to “Fresno” (four chief towns, Fresno) Page 88, “Propylænm” changed to “Propylæum” (the Propylæum and enter) Page 97, “ti” changed to “it” (huzzaing for me; it) Page 98, stanza break placed between first and second stanza of poem. Page 103, “Lousta” changed to “Louisa” (Lousia E. French) Page 108, “be” changed to “he” (he came and gave) Page 109, “invested” changed to “infested” (earliest times infested) Page 116, “city” changed to “City” (New York City to introduce) Page 128, “cannon” changed to “canon” (as to the canon) Page 128, “Ulhorn” changed to “Uhlhorn” (Dr. Uhlhorn is favorably) Page 128, “adaption” changed to “adaptation” (an adaptation of Northern) End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Chautauquan, Vol. IV, November 1883, by The Chautauquan Literary and Scientific Circle