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The Glacial Epoch of our Globe. By Alexander Braun. Pp. 40. Price, 25 cents. Boston: Estes & Lauriat.
Protection and Free Trade. By Isaac Butts. Pp. 190. Price, $1.25. New York: Putnams' Sons.
Comparison of Certain Theories of Solar Structure with Observation. By S. P. Langley. Pp. 9.
Water in the Treatment of Disease. By V. Zolnowski, M.D. Pp. 39.
Vital Statistics and the "Military Reconstruction" of Louisiana, By S. E. Chaille, M.D. Pp. 20.
Flora of Nebraska. By S. Aughey, Ph.D. Pp. 31.
Our Currency. By J. G. Drew. Pp. 43. Price, 20 cents. New York: Hinton & Co.
Irredeemable Paper Currency. Abridged from J. S. Mill's "Principles of Political Economy." Pp. 51. Price, 20 cents. New York: Hinton & Co.
The Cremation Theory of Specie Resumption. By David A. Wells. Pp. 19.
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The Fog-Signal Question.—The elaborate articles on "The Atmosphere in Relation to Fog-Signaling," by Prof. Tyndall, which appeared in our March and April numbers, embodied the interesting results of a new and important research, and have attracted much attention, both on the part of our men of science and of many unscientific readers. There has been some dissent from his views, but Prof. Tyndall is quite easy about that. In a recent private letter he says: "A copy of the report of the United States Light-house Board, for 1874, has just reached me. I read certain portions of it with regret, but the questions it raises may be safely left to the judgment of the scientific men of the United States."
