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'? Without it man is the sport of the storm-demon; by its aid he predicts and prepares
./ for the approaching cyclone.
\v';. Without it the industrial worker was a hopeless drudge ; the growth of its applications :? has multiplied his comforts and increased his leisure. ^Without it the race was powerless in the presence of disease; with its help epidemics
,; are disappearing, and better health with long life are secured.
.;> Without it education was an unvarying routine of-mechanical repetitions; upon it has * arisen an art adapted to the needs of individual minds and to the conditions of modern life.
. - Without it the workings of society were not understood ; with it we are learning the unvary
ing laws of social phenomena. Without it fear was the only preventive of evildoing; with it comes a rational basis for
moral conduct.
Similarly, in every department of human activity, it is -the great asrency of improvement. In its steady progress it touches everywhere and affects exerybody. It gives law to the material interests of the commuuity, and powerfully influences the ideas, opinions, and beliefs of men, so that all have an interest in bring informed of its advancement.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY is devoted to supplying tills knowledge in a form that can be easVy understood, and f/r nearly twenty years has maintained a leading position among scientific journals.
With other illustrations, each number contains a finely engraved PORTRAIT of some eminent man of science, with a BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
The managers of THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY accept the steadily growing circulation of the magazine, and the large influence it has gained among the more thoughtful and liberal-minded readers in America, as the highest testimonial of approval of its past course. The utmost will be done to keep all its departments up to the highest standard of excellence. Increasing attention will be given to the discussion of economic subjects and other leading scientific questions of the day. During the coming year the magazine will contain a series of papers from distinguished specialists on the agency of science in the growth of the leading industries of the world since the discovery of America by Columbus. A large share of attention will also continue to be given to scientific ethics, and the true sphere of government.
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^v "^f^^^^^^B the genuine article.
L_^_L____-_________________I Ve make about 1,000 vane ^n^ BKT>^ ties of Chandeliers. Hang-.
^V_________Jir MS Lamps, Piano Lamps,. -_? jfi^HR w' Vase Lamps, Ac., &c.
|MOAn ELEGANT AND USEFUL, \j|P^_B__L/ for WEDDING
W^___flr and CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
^msiMBSBr TOU would have nothing TWrnmr but THE "ROCHESTER"
_^__K ? if you would see the lamp as.
,^9^ THEY ACTUALLY WOBK. 4WMW1 Over 600,000 have been sold*. ^ar.' which speakfl for itself.
Manufactured by
EDWARD MILLER & CO., 10 and 13 College Place, New York. If your dealer don't sell it, come to our store*
Draughtsmen's Sensitive paper FOR MAKING BLUE PRINTS OF A VERY
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
We are the pioneers of this paper. Before using any other write us for samples and prices.
TH0S.H.MCC0LLIN&C0-, Photographic Supplies,
684 ABOH STBEET, PHII_ADEI_P___IA.
#4NBg_? KNOWN * iImbKTI cure for
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_(?l-|?-_9lli? most S in HcWpstobbJM <|s3 Powerful
i*l-|lllPlS NERVE I ftlilllii *? S DLMT
RESTORES EYESIGHT AND HEARING POSITIVE CURE FOR HAY-FEVER, ASTHMA
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA AND COLDS IN THE HEAD. WILL LAST A LIFETIME. A CURE FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE HEAD AND THROAT. GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF. FREE TRIAL AT PARLORS, OR SEND 6c. FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOK. BATTERY SENT TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD BY REGISTERED MAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE, TEN DOLLARS. REMIT BY REGIS TERED LETTER, EXPRIiSS OR P. O. ORDER
The distinguished Dr L. A. Sayer said to a, lady of the haut ton (a patient): "__t_ you ladies wilPuse l/iem, I recommend
' Gouraud'* Cream7 as the least harmful
of all the Skin preparations." One bottle will fast six months, using it every day. Also Poudre Sub tile removes superfluous __air without injury to the skin.
FRED T. HOPKINS, Proprietor,48 Bond St.,run ning through to Main Office, 37 Gt. Jones St., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal-^ ers throughout the U. S., Canadas and Europe.
^_?" Beware of base imitations. $1,000 Reward* for arrest and proof of any one selling the same.
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