. The bacteriological world : a monthly illustrated magazine devoted to the study of micro-organisms and specific maladies. Bacteriology; Bacteriology. 752 THE BACTERIOLOGICAL WORLD. LITERATURE. The Popular Science Monthly for October, contains the follow- ing articles : " Lessons from the Census,*' by Carroll D. Wright, A. M.; "The Development of American Industries since Columbus" and "The Manufacture of Steel," by William F. Durfee (illus.) ; "Metamorphoses in Education," by Prof. A. E. Dolbear ; "The Rivalry of the Higher Senses," by G. T. W. Pa
. The bacteriological world : a monthly illustrated magazine devoted to the study of micro-organisms and specific maladies. Bacteriology; Bacteriology. 752 THE BACTERIOLOGICAL WORLD. LITERATURE. The Popular Science Monthly for October, contains the follow- ing articles : " Lessons from the Census,*' by Carroll D. Wright, A. M.; "The Development of American Industries since Columbus" and "The Manufacture of Steel," by William F. Durfee (illus.) ; "Metamorphoses in Education," by Prof. A. E. Dolbear ; "The Rivalry of the Higher Senses," by G. T. W. Patrick, Ph. D.; "Exercise for Elderly People," by Fernand Lagrange, M. D.; " Life on an Ostrich Farm "(illus.) ; "Dress and Adornment " and "Dress," by Prof. F. Starr (illus.); " On Polyan- dry," by Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Ellis ; etc. Lippincott's Monthy Magazine for ,October presenst its usual list of interesting articles : " Lady Patty," by The Duchess ; "Healthy Heroines," by Julian Gordon ; 'A Tiffin with a Taotai," by Edward Bedloe ; "October," by Florence Earle Coates ; "The Bells of San Gabriel," by Gertrude Franklin Atherton; "A Minor Chord," by Ella Wheeler Wilcox ; "Dream and Deed," by Katharine Lee Bates ; etc. HAUSSMAN, MCCOMB & DUNN, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Surgical and Veterinary Instruments. HAUSSMANN McC0MB & DUNN \i ^ I i | â i#Tj|! r:- â â â i ti J-A CHICAGO A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. A Thermometer Case which will insure its contents against injury from falling; a thermometer in this case can be dropped from any height without danger of breaking. The ends A A and flanges are of soft rubber. The lining g is of rubber, very soft and corrugated, which clasps the Thermometer at every point, thus securing it against injury from a jar. Self-Registering Thermometer, with indestructible index, in Safety Case, Net $ Yale Certif
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